Pahl powers Blue Jackets

McCOMB — Carson Pahl knocked in two runs, scored twice, doubled and singled Saturday to key New Riegel's 7-4 win against McComb.Shane Jones added a double and two runs, and picked up the win in three innings of relief. He struck out four and allowed one hit and no runs for the Blue Jackets (7-7).Quin Allison drove in two runs and singled, Carter Clouse doubled and scored, Alec Hohman and Gabe Pugh each had a single and RBI and Brighton Coffin doubled twice. Sweeney, Kern spark RaidersARCADIA — Hunter Sweeney keyed the offense from the No. 9 spot and Brady Kern handcuffed Arcadia's batters Saturday in Lakota's 13-3 win.Sweeney went 3 for 4 with a double, three runs and two RBIs to help the Raiders (6-6) even their record.That was plenty of offensive support for Kern, who fanned five, scattered four hits and didn't walk anyone or allow any earned runs in the five-inning game.Jacob Hines added two singles, two RBIs and a run for Lakota, Grant Bomer singled, scored and knocked in two runs, Graham Harmon and Nate Stewart both scored twice and drove in a run, Jack Widman tallied a single, run and RBI, A.J. Gosche had a single and RBI, Izreal Smith scored twice, and Grant Scherger drew three walks and scored.Lamarion Tucker took the loss for the Redskins (4-8), one of three pitcher who combined to give up 11 walks.Andrew Williams went 2 for 2 with three RBIs for Arcadia, Blayne Colman scored twice and singled and Tucker singled and scored. Chieftains keep rollingATTICA — Brody Brickman went 2 for 3 with an RBI and two teammates each added a single, run and RBI Saturday, propelling Hopewell-Loudon past Seneca East 5-1.The win marked the sixth in a row for the Chieftains and their ninth out of their last 10 tries, pushing H-L 13-2.Brayden Brickman and Kellen Frankart each had the single, run and RBI for the Chieftains. Reiyc Hoover singled and scored, Jack Colatruglio added a run and RBI and Austin Smith scored.Thomas Daniel scattered three hits, six walks and four strikeouts over six innings to get the win.Colten Ehresman suffered the loss for the Tigers.Deacon Lacy, Luke Mason and Nicholas Parks each singled. Braydon Robinson drew threw walks and stole three bases. Fast start fuels FliersCLYDE – Clyde needed just two two-run innings to drop Ontario Saturday 4-1.Matt Flewelling led the charge at the plate for Clyde (5-9) with a pair of doubles and RBIs, while Dawson Jeffrey added two singles and an RBI and Brayden Olson doubled.Jonathan Lantz was the winning pitcher, allowing an unearned run on three hits in six innings. He struck out six and walked four. Colt Flores closed it out in the final inning. Brown, Dennings lead RedmenBELLEVUE — Ike Brown and Drew Dennings combined to go 5 for 8 with five runs and three RBIs Saturday in Bellevue's 10-0 win against Wauseon.Brown and Dennings both doubled, with Brown adding two singles, three runs and two RBIs while Dennings had a single, two runs and an RBI.Reid Claus and Caden Lindsey both singled, scored and drove in a run, Kaden Cramer had a single and RBI, Cooper Winke knocked in a run, Sam Bollinger singled, and Tyson Baptista, Logan Damron and Grant Musser each scored.Blake Sutherland allowed just one hit and four walks while striking out four to get the win in the five-inning game. H-L powers past TornadoesBASCOM – Both teams plated a run in the sixth inning, but it was the two runs in the bottom of the third for Hopewell-Loudon that was the difference Saturday.At the plate, Brynn Sendelbach lined two singles and drove in a run for the Chieftains (11-6), while Sidney Brickner had two singles and two RBIs and Araceli Velasquez and Kacie Flechtner both singled.For TC (8-9), Addie Smith and Corinne Plotts (RBI) each tallied two hits, while Cam Haman and Emma Daugherty both doubled and Olyvia Steinmetz singled.Velasquez went all seven innings in the circle for H-L, giving up a run on seven hits with six punchouts and one walk on 102 pitches.She bested Haman, who allowed three runs on six hits in six frames. She fanned seven and walked five on 129 pitches. Lady Red blast by OF lateOLD FORT – Old Fort led Bellevue 12-11 after five innings in the Ron Rau Memorial Tournament Saturday. But then the Lady Red erupted for three runs in the sixth and tacked on seven more in the seventh to rout the Stockaders 21-12.Payton Hicks compiled three doubles and an RBI for Bellevue (3-11), while Ryleigh Knutti singled three times and drove in a pair of runs, Tessa Blankenship doubled, singled and drove in a pair of runs, Taylor Waldrup singled twice and drove in a run, Ariana Holzhauer and Ava Meyer both singled and drove in a run and Mallory Hay finished with a pair of RBIs. Bellevue took advantage of 10 Old Fort errors. Abbi Ward, Claire Hunker (2-2B, 3 RBI) and Gabby Perez all had two hits for the Stockaders (1-12), while Lucy King singled and drove in three runs, Ellie Skeels doubled and drove in two runs and Mylee Sebetto doubled and drove in a run.Hay was the winning pitcher for Bellevue. She went five innings of relief, allowing an unearned run on just three hits with six strikeouts. Sebetto took the loss, giving up 21 runs (five earned) on 13 hits in all seven innings. Dicken, Siesel earn SBC Lake Division titlesColumbian's Dravyn Dicken and Brock Siesel each won titles and Parker Nye and Parker Stroub took second at No. 1 doubles Saturday at the Sandusky Bay Conference Lake Division Championships.Dicken's crown came at No. 2 singles via injury default against Clyde's Alex Krintzline.Dicken had a first-round bye, then beat Sandusky's Brady Mullins 6-4, 6-2 to reach the finals.Siesel took the No. 3 singles title by beating Clyde's Connor Eastby 6-0, 6-2.Siesel had a first-round bye before beating Norwalk's Evan Minor 6-0, 6-0 in the semifinals.Champions finished with first-team SBC honors, while second-team honors went to those who ended second.Nye and Stroub fell 6-4, 6-4 to Clyde's Chase Castle and Oscar Webb in the No. 1 doubles championship match.The Columbian duo downed Norwalk's Edward Ramos Cruz and Roman Snyder 7-6 (7-2), 6-3 to advance to the title match.Columbian No. 1 singles player Zach Shawberry and the No. 2 doubles team of Ryan Arnold and Jarrett Jaeck each finished as honorable mention SBC selections.Shawberry lost 6-2, 6-2 to Norwalk's Jeremiah McCreary.Arnold and Jaeck beat Sandusky's Ishan Chopra and Liam Chamberlain 6-3, 6-0 before falling 6-4, 7-5 to Clyde's Hunter Begley and Mallory Eastby in the semifinal.