Senecas sweep rival Chieftains

Calvert finished off the season sweep of rival Hopewell-Loudon Monday with a 6-2 SBC River victory. Calvert led 3-1 after two innings and then once H-L closed within 3-2 in the top of the fifth, Calvert plated three more insurance runs to pull away. At the dish, Kaleigh Concepcion doubled and singled twice for the No. 8 Senecas (15-2, 9-2 SBC River), while Addie Endicott singled twice, Addison King singled and drove in a pair of runs, Alyssa Rishty doubled and drove in a run, Sofia Lee singled and drove in a run and Ava Eilrich doubled.For H-L (11-7, 5-6), AnneMarie Berg lined a triple, a single and drove in a run, while Araceli Velasquez added a triple and a single, Avery Landers singled and Morgan Hoover ended with an RBI. King was the winning pitcher, allowing two runs on five hits in a complete game in the circle. Brynn Sendelbach suffered the loss, giving up three runs on seven hits in two innings. Buckettes stun No. 4 WarriorsSYCAMORE – Last Monday was one of the closest games Mohawk had played in this season when the Warriors held off Buckeye Central 2-0. This Monday, the Buckettes actually pulled off the upset as they handed No. 4 Mohawk its first loss of the season in a 4-2 BC win in N10 action.Grace Collene was terrific in the circle for the Buckettes (8-3, 5-2 N10), allowing two runs in the opening inning, but then nothing else the rest of the game. She gave up only two hits to the high-powered Warriors (12-1, 7-1) as she fanned 10 and walked two on 85 pitches for the win. Aubrey Gottfried wasn't too shabby herself for the Warriors, allowing four runs (two earned) on three hits with 12 punchouts and five walks on 126 pitches.At the plate, Collene belted a home run and drove in two runs for BC, while Aleyse Siefert added a single and an RBI and AJ Jury singled.For Mohawk, Gottfried doubled and drove in a run, while Katie Woodland singled and drove in a run. 7-run fourth propels Blue JacketsNEW RIEGEL – New Riegel kept a two-game lead in the SBC River with a dominant 11-1 run-rule over Danbury Monday.NR (12-2, 9-0 SBC River) led just 1-0 through three innings, but then pulled away with a seven-run fourth inning. It tallied 12 hits at the plate as Jacqui Tiell lined two doubles, singled and drove in two runs, while Ruthann Baughman and Maddie Heilman both singled twice and drove in a run, Karsyn Piper blasted a grand slam and Ashlyn Bouillon finished with a single and an RBI.Piper got the win in the circle, allowing an unearned run on two hits in six innings. She fanned seven and walked a pair on 83 pitches. Fliers remain unbeaten in SBC LakeNORWALK – Clyde trailed at Norwalk 1-0 after four innings, but a key three-run fifth propelled the Fliers to a 3-2 SBC Lake win.Taitum Jeffrey had her stuff working in the circle, giving up two runs on five hits in a complete game, while striking out nine and walking only one. At the plate, Ella Howey doubled, Ariah Farrar added two hits and Ember Andres, Adriana Barnes-Ortmann, Jeffrey and Teaghan Smith all had one hit. Clyde improved to 14-5 overall and a perfect 6-0 in the league. Raiders battle the Bears, but fall shortGIBSONBURG – Both teams had five runs in the third inning. However, it was Gibsonburg with a few more runs elsewhere in an 11-8 SBC River victory.Lakota (8-6, 5-5 SBC River) battled and made things interesting with a pair of runs in the seventh, but that was all it could muster up.Lexi Moon recorded three singles and an RBI for the Raiders, while Emma Jurovcik and Mya Stoudinger each singled and drove in a pair of runs, Sophia Bomer drove in a run and Chevelle Rubel doubled.Bomer ended up with the loss in the circle in her three innings of work. She gave up seven runs on nine hits. Wildcats stymie StockadersELMORE – The combination of just one hit and eight errors isn't going to win many ballgames. Old Fort struggled to make much happen Monday in a 6-0 SBC River loss at Woodmore.The one hit for OF (1-13, 0-9) came from Layla Garland.Mylee Sebetto took the loss in the circle, allowing six runs (three earned) on nine hits in six innings. Fast start fuels RamsNORTH ROBINSON – Upper Sandusky jumped all over Colonel Crawford Monday with a 9-2 advantage after just two innings en route to a 15-4 N10 win.The Rams (12-4, 5-2 N10) tallied 14 hits as Ella Frombaugh was 4 for 4 at the plate with a double and three RBIs, while Mariah Wengerd, Ashley Johnson (2 RBI) and Carly Boes (RBI) all produced two hits, Ava Saull belted a three-run homer and Aleah McCann and Adilyn Hessey both singled and drove in a pair of runs.McCann was the winning pitcher, giving up four runs (two earned) on four hits in five innings.