Carey snaps Mohawk's 52-match win streak

SYCAMORE — Carey handed Mohawk its first regular-season loss in three years Thursday, out-scrapping the Warriors in a five-game Northern 10 Athletic Conference battle.Mohawk (7-1, 3-1 N10) looked on the way to its 53rd regular-season win in a row after taking the first two sets by scores of 25-15 and 26-24, but Carey rallied back with wins of 28-26, 30-28 and 15-12.The loss came despite big nights from all over for the Warriors.Emerson Gurney (2 aces) came up with 30 digs, Reese Hoover tallied 29 assists and six digs, Aubrey Gottfried had 28 assists, 15 digs and three kills, and Biz Klopp (2 digs) smashed 28 kills, five blocks and four aces.Jayla Huffman backed them with 12 kills, four blocks and three digs, Chloe Miller had 11 kills and four digs, Mallory Brickner turned in 11 digs and three aces, Mara Haynes (2 digs) smacked 10 kills, Elise Meyer handed out seven assists, and Cara Peterson (2 assists) chipped in seven digs.No Carey stats were submitted by press time. Senecas steamroll NRNEW RIEGEL — Calvert overwhelmed New Riegel 25-7, 25-14, 25-11 Thursday in Sandusky Bay Conference River Division play.Bryn Dircksen (2 kills) keyed the Senecas with 17 assists, four aces and four digs, and Bella Borgio (2 aces) tallied 12 kills and three digs.Emily Miller added nine kills and four digs, Megan Rombach slammed eight kills, Hope Waire hammered seven kills and Karris Marinis drilled six kills.Gracie Miller (2 digs) served four aces, Claire Schoenberger (2 aces) and Avery Elchert both came up with three digs, and Kate Coleman had two digs.No New Riegel stats were submitted by press time. Tigers blast BucyrusBUCYRUS – Bryn Meyer posted a double-double of 18 kills and 18 digs to help Seneca East notch its third win of the season Thursday in a 25-19, 25-20, 25-13 N10 victory at Bucyrus.Lexi Snay added eight kills, 12 digs and a pair of aces for SE (3-5, 2-2 N10), Brianna Ball made three blocks, Lilly Burkholder had 23 assists and three kills and Annison Burroughs made 12 digs. Stockaders knock back LakotaOLD FORT — Two Old Fort players tallied double-doubles and a teammate approached one Thursday in a 25-18, 25-14, 25-12 Sandusky Bay Conference River Division win against Lakota.Lucy King registered 36 assists and 15 digs for the Stockaders, Marah Miller turned in 23 kills and 11 digs, and Adelyn Dick provided 18 digs and eight kills.Abbi Ward backed them with 13 digs and three kills, Carly Fortney came up with 11 digs, Ember Miller (2 aces) had seven digs and three kills, Stevie Baker lined three kills, and Ally Quaintance and Diamond Beard each added two digs. Redmen band together for shootout winCLYDE — Three Bellevue players broke 40 Thursday to guide the Redmen to the Sandusky Bay Conference Lake Division shootout victory at Green Hills.Bellevue upended Perkins 157-162 for the win, with Columbian holding off Clyde 170-172 for third. Norwalk finished fifth (176), and Sandusky did not field a full team.Blake Sutherland ended second overall with an even-par 35 for the Redmen. Jackson Decker backed him with a 37, Samuel Cooper fired a 39 and James Gish had a 46.Caden Lindsey (47) and Preston Spurlock (48) rounded out Bellevue.Columbian's Kyle Hepp claimed medalist honors with a 1-under 34.Carter Everhart and Jack Dell each added a 44 for the Tornadoes, and Finn Cooper had a 48.Mason Roszman (50) and Izaac Woessner (52) also played for TC.Nico Carroll's 41 topped Clyde. Carsen Gillmor shot a 42, Connor Eastby tallied a 43 and Mitch Newsome had a 46.Fliers Adler Renfro (51) and Max Waterfield (51) also played. Runner-up Young fuels Clyde winCLYDE — Samantha Young finished second overall and two teammates ended five strokes behind her Thursday to propel Clyde past Norwalk 188-196 for the Sandusky Bay Conference Lake Division shootout win at Green Springs.Perkins upended Bellevue 200-206 for third, with Columbian taking fifth with a 212.Young led all area players with a 42 for the Fliers Sienna Turner and Claire Collins each added a 47 and Adalynn Siedenburg shot a 52.Layla Myers (62) and Casey Fisher (62) also hit the course for Clyde.Addison Miller's 47 sparked Bellevue. Mariska Manning chipped in a 49, Ava Meyer tallied a 53 and Rhiannon Geringer had a 57.Taylor Waldrup (58) and Brookelynn Gilbert (61) completed the Lady Red.Columbian got a 50 from Francesca Miller, 52 from Emma Spurck, 54 from Abriella Woessner and 56 from Patricia Haner.Tornadoes Avery Feasel (57) and Evelyn Muphry (59) also competed. Chieftains overpower CareyFOSTORIA — Hopewell-Loudon turned in the top three scores Thursday en route to beating Carey's girls 193-227 at Loudon Meadows.Aubrey Cline fired a 42 for the Chieftains, Megan Boes shot a 46, Mylie Alt carded a 51 and Mallory Rowe turned in a 54.Brooke Clouse (57) and Jaclyn Rowe (64) also played for H-L.Mia Kitzler led the Blue Devils with a 52 and Lexi Pahl tallied a 54. Lydia Black added a 59, and Dakota McKinney and Kendyll Cooper each had a 62.Amyah Conn (67) rounded out Carey. TC storms past Blue StreaksSANDUSKY — Columbian had just one close match Thursday on the way to beating Sandusky Bay Conference Lake Division foe Sandusky 5-0.That one match came at No. 2 doubles, where Tornadoes Melinna Holman and Coryanna Martin turned away Kylie Grant and Chloe Goodsite 6-3, 4-6, 12-10.Tara Duffy and Miriah Distel gave TC (10-3, 5-1 SBC) a 6-0, 6-0 No. 1 doubles win against Blue Streaks Ta'Nigh Spillman and Zuri Johnson.Leah Weingart beat Joy Redding 6-0, 6-0 at No. 1 singles, Elise Johnston downed Kam Ehrnsberger 6-0, 6-1 at No. 2, and Leah Wahl defeated Dynastee Lindsey 6-0, 6-0 at No. 3. Perkins powers past BellevueSANDUSKY — Natalie Littlejohn claimed the lone Bellevue win Thursday in a 4-1 Sandusky Bay Conference Lake Division loss to Perkins.Littlejohn battled past Olivia Lizzi 4-6, 6-4, 10-5 at No. 2 singles for the Lady Red (3-5, 1-4 SBC).Anna Ferback of Perkins beat Emerson Snyder 6-0, 6-0 at No. 1 singles, and Alex Ott downed Leeah Hinojosa 6-0, 6-0 at No. 3.Brynn Catlett and Jencyn Gennar gave the Pirates a 6-1, 6-2 No. 1 doubles win against Makayla Ortmann and Natalie Ocreto.Emma Besthy and Lexi Green beat Bellevue's Allison Lee and Aubrea Branco 6-3, 6-1 at No. 2 doubles. Tigers topple Senecas 4-1Calvert gave Huron a match Thursday at home, but ultimately didn't have enough in a 4-1 loss.Calvert's lone win came from No. 2 singles as Sydney Michaels dropped Emma Barnes 6-3, 6-4.Huron's No. 1 Rachel Merckens beat Evelyn Pfleiderer 6-4, 7-5, while No. 3 Sydney Merckens topped Emarie Huffman 4-6, 6-1, 10-7.Huron claimed both doubles matches as the first pair of Brynne Hartley and Ally Murray blanked Baylee Prenzlin and Brookelyn Ronski 6-0, 6-0 and No. 2 duo Blaire Johnson and Avery Dudziak beat Mady Eborg and Victoria Juarez 8-6, 6-3. Truckers flatten FliersNORWALK — Norwalk never surrendered a set Thursday in a 5-0 Sandusky Bay Conference Lake Division win against Clyde.Lydia Trost gave the Truckers a 6-4, 6-3 win at No. 1 singles against Ariah Farrar, Addy Rospert beat Linn Marx 6-2, 6-1 at No. 2, and Leksi Jurczuk downed Ava Fosnight 6-0, 6-0 at No. 3.Alyssa Gruhlke and Aubrey Kluding defeated Fliers (5-4, 3-4 SBC) Delaney Fritz and Adriana Barnes-Ortmann 6-2, 6-1 at No. 1 doubles.Norwalk's Chloe Hazelwood and Riley Helton dispatched Danika Harvey and Sophia Ruffing 6-2, 6-1 at No. 2 doubles. Carey girls first, boys third at Riverdale InviteMOUNT BLANCHARD — Carey's girls claimed a title via a tiebreaker while the boys took third Thursday at the Riverdale Invitational.Carey and North Baltimore both scored 33 points, with the Blue Devils getting the overall victory when No. 6 runner Alexis Mattimoe crossed the line 22nd (26:18.86).Emma Ritter led Carey with a fourth (22:09.81), Elysa Holsinger ran sixth (23:13.11), and Ellianna Arnold (24:07.91), Gracie Luhring (24:12.77) and Kinsey Motter (24:37.65) finished 12th through 14th.Jaelyn Tong (24th, 26:45.65) also ran for the Blue Devils.Riverdale ended third with in 54 points. Several other schools did not field full teams.Elmwood's boys rolled past Riverdale 28-64 for the other championship. Carey held off Pandora-Gilboa 83-95 for third, followed by North Baltimore (115) and Waynesfield-Goshen (128).Brylon Middleton keyed Carey with a 13th (19:04.16), Riley Miller clocked in 16th (19:34.99), Callen Lewis claimed 20th (19:52.49), Oliver Sidor finished 22nd (20:04.4) and Carter Hall came in 24th (20:28.66).Blue Devils Owen Sidor (30th, 21:49.45) and Blake Mangett (33rd, 22:33.74) also competed.