Eagles take advantage of Columbian miscues

Columbian out-hit Liberty-Benton 7-6 Wednesday, but seven errors didn't help the Tornadoes in a 5-1 loss.L-B led 5-0 after 3 ½ innings before TC (6-13) got on the board. Jamison Woessner lined a pair of singles for the Tornadoes, while Isaiah Tilse, Blake Gaulden, Conner Reese, Bradley Willman and Braden Egbert all singled.Jaxon Little suffered the loss on the hill, giving up five runs (one earned) on six hits in five innings of work. He fanned five and walked three. Egbert tossed the final two frames. Jones' monster game fuels Blue JacketsNEW RIEGEL – New Riegel senior Shane Jones had a huge day on the diamond Wednesday in a 13-2 SBC River rout of Woodmore.Jones, who was the winning pitcher, slammed two home runs, singled, scored four runs and drove in five runs to lead the Blue Jackets (12-9, 9-6). They also got two singles and two RBIs from Carter Clouse, two singles and an RBI by Carson Pahl, two singles and two RBIs from Sam Clouse, a single and an RBI by Blake Moes and an RBI from Brighton Coffin.Jones went all six innings on the hill, allowing two unearned runs on a single hit with seven punchouts. Fliers top rival Redmen in 8 inningsCLYDE – Talk about a rough way to lose a chance at a league title. The game at rival Clyde began Tuesday, but was halted because of weather. It resumed Wednesday, but it didn't end well for SBC-Lake title hopeful Bellevue. The Redmen needed a win to get a share of the league championship.With the game tied at 2 in the eighth inning, Clyde had the bases loaded and Dawson Jeffrey was plunked by a pitch, allowing the Fliers to win the game 3-2.Bellevue (12-7, 7-3 SBC Lake) out-hit the Fliers 8-2, but it didn't matter. Caden Lindsey recorded a pair of singles for the Redmen, while Ike Brown doubled and drove in a run, Reid Claus singled and drove in a run and Sam Cooper doubled.Jackson Dashner smacked a solo home run and Brayden Olson singled for Clyde (7-14, 3-7).Colt Flores grabbed the win on the hill, allowing a run on one hit in two innings. Blake Gerstenberger started and went the first six frames, allowing a run on seven hits with seven strikeouts.Lindsey suffered the loss, giving up two runs on two hits in 2 2/3 innings. He fanned five and walked four. Cooper Winke went the first five innings, allowing an unearned run on no hits with six punchouts. H-L sinks Lakers 13-3BASCOM – Hopewell-Loudon scored in every inning it batted Wednesday in a 13-3 rout of Danbury in SBC River play.Brayden Brickman (3 RBI), Kellen Frankart (2 RBI) and Braylon Martinez (RBI) all tallied two hits for the Chieftains (18-5, 13-3). They also got a single and two RBIs from Thomas Daniel, a double and an RBI by Matt Wyman and a single and an RBI from Jack Colatruglio and Colton Savidge.Wyman was the winning pitcher in his two innings. He scattered just two hits, struck out three and walked three. Colatruglio closed out the final three frames. Royals blank BucksNEW WASHINGTON – Buckeye Central had a hard time getting anything going offensively Wednesday in a 3-0 N10 loss to Wynford.Both teams had five hits, but BC committed four errors and allowed six walks.At the dish, Cayden Jarvis, Jeremiah Fishpaw, Lance Cole, Hunter Caudill and Jeremiah Roberson all singled for the Bucks (10-11, 3-9 N10). Jarvis suffered the loss on the bump. He gave up three unearned runs on four hits in five innings with six strikeouts and four walks.Cole tossed the last two innings. 8-run 2nd inning propels PanthersOLD FORT – Sandusky St. Mary pounced on Old Fort Wednesday with an eight-run second inning en route to a dominant 12-1 SBC River win.Old Fort (6-3) compiled only three hits as Andrew Tackett (RBI), Derek Skeel and Cole Bender all singled.Tyson Frisch took the loss on the mound, giving up nine runs on 12 hits in four innings.