Big 1st inning sets tone for Senecas

A seven-run bottom of the first got things started for Calvert in a 13-3 SBC River run-rule win over rival Old Fort Monday.Calvert (19-3, 13-3 SBC River) pounded out 12 hits as Addie Endicott, Addison King (2B, RBI) and Claire Schoenberger (2B, 2 RBI) all had two hits, while Alyssa Rishty tripled and drove in a pair of runs, Gracie Miller doubled and drove in a pair and Ava Eilrich drove in a run.Abbi Ward (3B), Claire Hunker and Gabby Perez all recorded a hit and an RBI for the Stockaders (2-18).King was the winning pitcher in her five innings in the circle. She gave up three runs (one earned) on four hits with five strikeouts. She bested Mylee Sebetto. Rams rough Collene againNEW WASHINGTON – After putting up 14 runs on Grace Collene and Buckeye Central last week, Upper Sandusky did it again Monday in a 12-2 run-rule win in N10 play.Upper Sandusky (17-4, 9-2 N10) tallied 13 hits as Madison Wengerd was 3 for 4 with a triple and a double with a pair of RBIs, while Ava Saull lined three singles and drove in a run, Hope Morris added two singles and three RBIs, Addy Johnson singled and drove in two runs and Madison Hart and Carly Boes each singled and drove in a run.Collene (RBI) and Zoey Hoskins both singled twice for the Buckettes (13-5, 8-4). AJ Jury ended with a single and an RBI. Ella Frombaugh picked up the win in the circle. She gave up two unearned runs on six hits in six innings. She struck out seven and walked just one. Collene took the loss, giving up 12 runs on 13 hits with nine punchouts in six innings. Gottfried, Warriors dominantSYCAMORE – Aubrey Gottfried got the better of Seneca East's lineup again Monday, this time limiting the Tigers to just one hit in an 11-0 N10 shutout.Gottfried didn't issue a single walk and struck out eight in the win.At the plate, Katie Woodland homered and smacked two doubles with two RBIs to lead the Warriors (18-5, 10-2 N10). They also got a double, two singles and three RBIs from Allison Russell, a double, a single and two RBIs from Gottfried and singles from Emily Brickner, Mallory Brickner and Anna Russell.Addy Dawson singled for the Tigers (8-11, 6-8). Kynlee Miller took the loss in the circle. 7-run 7th puts it away for LakotaSANDUSKY – Lakota tallied plenty of hits Monday, but struggled to get any runs through six innings at Sandusky St. Mary. The Raiders led just 2-1 after six frames, but a seven-run seventh inning put the game away in a 9-1 league win.Lakota (10-9, 7-8 SBC River) compiled 17 hits as winning pitcher Emma Jurovcik lined two doubles and two singles and drove in two runs, while Elizabeth Strawman added a double, three singles and two RBIs, Lexi Moon, Kailynn Smith (2B, RBI), Chevelle Rubel and Hannah Stahl (2B, RBI) all added two hits and Mya Stoudinger finished with a single and a pair of RBIs. Jurovcik went the distance in the circle, giving up an unearned run on five hits with 12 strikeouts and no walks. Lesch's walk-off 1B lifts TruckersNORWALK – Both teams tallied four runs in the sixth inning and the Norwalk took the game to extra innings with a run in the bottom of the seventh against visiting Columbian Monday.Then, the Truckers got a single from Kenadee Lesch to win the game, 9-8.Breanna McNutt doubled, singled and drove in two runs for the Tornadoes (9-13), while Cam Haman tripled, singled and drove in a run, Olyvia Steinmetz singled and drove in two runs and Addie Smith smacked a solo home run. Laela Haman also doubled.Cam Haman took the tough loss in 6 2/3 innings. She allowed nine runs (six earned) on 13 hits with six strikeouts and one walk. Blue Devils fend off RedmenCAREY – Carey held what seemed like a comfortable 8-0 lead after five innings Monday. But then Bucyrus plated six runs in the sixth inning. However, that's all the Redmen could get as the Blue Devils won 8-6 in N10 action.Danika Hanna slapped two doubles and a single for Carey (5-13, 4-9 N10), while Raigan Kessler and Bayah Harsanje both singled twice and drove in a run, McKenna Stoner smoked a home run and drove in two runs and Ashley Hohman singled and drove in a run.Tylinn Stoll got the win in the circle. She gave up six runs on six hits in 5 1/3 innings. H-L can't stop WoodmoreELMORE – Woodmore started and ended well Monday in a 15-5 win over Hopewell-Loudon.The Wildcats started the game with five runs in the first and then ended the game an inning early with a nine-run bottom of the sixth.H-L (14-9) totaled seven hits as Alekzandrea Jameson had three of them, including a double. She also drove in two runs. Avery Landers singled and drove in a pair of runs, Araceli Velasquez singled and drove in a run and Brynn Sendelbach tripled.Sendelbach suffered the loss in just 1 1/3 innings in the circle.