Chieftains best Stockaders on tiebreaker

ELMORE – Hopewell-Loudon came away with another SBC Shootout, but this time it was by a tiebreaker to fend off Old Fort at Sugar Creek Wednesday.Both H-L and Old Fort shot a 180, but H-L's fifth scorer – Brooke Clouse carded a 51 – which was six strokes better than OF's fifth.Calvert came in third in a tie with Fremont St. Joe at 192.Aubrey Cline paced the Chieftains with a 40, while Megan Boes added a 45, Mylie Alt registered a 46 and Mallory Rowe ended with a 49. Avary Tyler shot a 77.Sarah Combs was second overall with a 38, while Kristin Combs and Claire hunker shot twin 46s and Isabella Reyna finished with a 50. Mollie Snyder (57) and Tahlia Steinberger (68) also competed.For Calvert, Grace Wood carded 45, Hannah Spaun added a 46, Reagan Clark shot a 50 and Gentry Gillett ended with a 51. Sofia Lee posted a 57 and Aniston Havens finished with a 63. Eagles handle Blue DevilsGALION – Colonel Crawford improved to 5-2 in the N10 after a 223-255 win over Carey at Valley View.Sydney Furr led the Eagles with a 51, while Peyton Rowlinson added a 56 and Rylie Hoepf and Norrie Plank each shot a 58.For Carey, Lexi Pahl carded a 61, Mia Kitzler and Lydia Black both shot a 64 and Dakota McKinley ended with a 66. Columbian goes 1-1 at Shelby Matchplay tourneySHELBY – Columbian topped Plymouth 6-0, but then fell to Amherst Steele 4-2 in the Shelby Matchplay Tournament Wednesday at Shelby Country Club.In the victory, Kyle Hepp beat Carson Lewis 5 and 4, Mason Roszman topped Parker Miller 5 and 4, Carter Everhart beat Bently Taylor 5 up, Jack Dell edged Lucas Distel 4 and 3 and Izaac Woessner downed Trevor Furr 4 and 3.Hepp topped Alex Kissane 4 and 3 and Woessner also beat Mason Krasen 2 and 1 for the wins vs. Amherst Steele. Roszman lost 2 and 1 to Jornad Miller, Everhart lost 3 and 2 to Jaxson Yoder, Cooper fell 5 down to Landon Wolf and Dell lost 2 and 1 to Ben Taylor. Gibson's 37 fuels RamsUPPER SANDUSKY – Sam Gibson fired a 37 to lead Upper Sandusky to a 162-195 dominant win over Kenton at Lincoln Hills Wednesday.Toby Holman backed him with a 39, while Levi Swavel registered a 42 and Arden Stansbery shot a 44. Gage Thiel carded a 49 and Jack Beidelschies ended with a 50.Kenton's 46 from Austin Root led the way.Sarah Combs was runner-up overall with a 38. Old Fort also got 46s from Kristin Combs and Claire Hunker and a 50 by Isabella Reyna. Mollie Snyder (57) and Tahlia Steinberger also competed.For Calvert, Grace Wood delivered a 45, while Hannah Spaun produced a 46, Reagan Clark shot a 50 and Gentry Gillett finished with a 51. Sofia Lee carded a 57 and Aniston Havens posted a 63. Tornadoes trump PresidentsColumbian was very close to earning a sweep of a very good Marion Harding squad Wednesday, but in the end it settled with still an impressive 4-1 victory.TC swept singles play as No. 1 Leah Weingart dropped Keira Camp 6-1, 6-0, No. 2 Elise Johnston handled Abigail Hanke 6-0, 6-4 and No. 3 Leah Wahl beat Romy Yancey 7-5, 6-0.TC's No. 1 doubles team of Olivia Dotson and Mia Daniel upended Macey Harper and Adley Haines 1-6, 7-6 (11-9), 6-3. Harding's No. 2 pair of Kaelyn Bonsel and Hillary Rawlins outlasted Tara Duffy and Miriah Distel 6-4, 7-6 (7-4).TC improved to 4-0. Rams remain perfectUPPER SANDUSKY – Edison took one match from Upper Sandusky, but in the end the Rams were too much in a 4-1 victory as they improved to 4-0 this season.At singles, Edison's No. 1 Liz Campbell handled Madelyn Collins 6-0, 6-1. Rams' No. 2 Aeris Caudill defeated Jenna Keoghan 7-5, 7-5 and the No. 3 match was forfeited.The No. 1 Rams pair of Abigail Gottfried and Ardyn North took down Scarlett Bennett and Faith Maschari 6-1, 7-5 and the No. 2 duo of Erin Ritchey and Adalee Wagner beat Ilah Reynolds and Ellie Butler 6-1, 6-0.