Tornadoes knock back Mohawk

Both teams stumbled in the first two games, but Columbian had a bit more stamina from there Saturday, outlasting Mohawk 14-25, 25-8, 25-23, 22-25, 15-10.The result marked the first time Mohawk (8-3) had suffered back-to-back losses since 2020 and also marked the first time Columbian had upended the Warriors since 2020.Avary Brown (2 kills, 2 blocks) fueled the Tornadoes (7-4) with 43 assists, seven digs and three aces, while Kaela Jenkins tallied 26 kills, four blocks and four digs.Emma Daugherty came up with 14 digs, Camryn Haman and Josie Kancler both tallied 10, Erica Raubenolt added eight and Gabby Shock (2 kills) ended with seven.Lexi Beaston registered eight kills and seven digs, Kancler (2 aces) lined three kills, Abby Lewis had three kills and three digs and Caroline Lewis smacked three blocks.Reese Hoover keyed Mohawk with 25 assists and 15 digs, Emerson Gurney (2 assists) added 33 digs and seven aces, and Biz Klopp hammered 16 kills and three blocks.Chloe Miller added 13d kills and six digs, Aubrey Gottfried (2 kills) tallied 12 assists, three blocks and three digs, Mara Haynes (2 blocks) smacked 10 kills, Mallory Brickner (2 aces) came up with nine digs, Jayla Huffman had eight digs and six kills, Cara Peterson (2 assists) and Emily Brickner both registered four digs, and Elise Meyer chipped in three assists. Senecas push past WattersonCOLUMBUS — Bella Borgio tallied a double-double and Bryn Dircksen nearly did so Saturday to propel unbeaten Calvert past Bishop Watterson 25-10, 25-27, 25-20, 25-15.Borgio keyed the 11-0 Senecas with 20 kills, 11 digs and three aces, while Dircksen (2 kills) turned in 40 assists and nine digs.Gracie Miller (2 kills) came up with 15 digs and Claire Schoenberger added 10. Kate Coleman provided eight digs and three aces.Megan Rombach, Emily Miller and Karris Marinis each slammed seven kills. Marinis belted five solo blocks, Rombach drilled four solo blocks and Emily Miller added four digs. Hope Waire (2 kills) slammed three solo blocks. Tigers drop St. JoeFREMONT — Bryn Meyer keyed Seneca East with a double-double Saturday in a 25-18, 25-11, 25-19 win against Fremont St. Joe.Meyer tallied 17 digs and 12 kills for the Tigers (6-6).Lexi Snay backed her with 15 digs and seven kills, Luella Burkholder came up with 11 digs and Brianna Ball drilled two blocks. Chieftains turn away MargarettaBASCOM — Savanna Cook and Araceli Velasquez each registered a double-double Saturday to help Hopewell-Loudon outlast Margaretta 25-22, 25-19, 20-25, 22-25, 16-14.Cook (2 blocks) keyed the Chieftains (5-6) with 19 assists, 14 kills, nine digs and four aces, while Velasquez tallied 13 digs, 10 kills, four aces and four blocks.Maddie Holcomb backed them with 27 digs and three assists, Addie Smith (2 digs) tossed up 10 assists and Persilla Ragle came up with 10 digs.Alexis Fedele handed out eight assists for H-L, Karsyn Snyder (2 blocks) had eight digs and three kills, Emery Siebenaller (2 aces, 2 assists) smacked seven kills and five blocks, Lilly Brickner (2 blocks) added five kills and three digs), Anna Bloom came up with five digs and Erin Daniel chipped in four digs. Stockaders roll by CardinalsOLD FORT – Old Fort's Marah Miller compiled 16 kills, 14 digs and three aces Saturday in a 25-13, 25-12, 28-26 sweep of Cardinal Stritch.Adelyn Dick added 13 kills and 10 digs for Old Fort (9-2), while Lucy King tallied 31 assists and 12 digs, Abbi Ward had four kills and 15 digs, Ember Miller tacked on three kills and three aces, Carly Fortney made 12 digs and Stevie Baker ended with a pair of kills and four digs. Rams rout TygersUPPER SANDUSKY — Shiloh Shasteen scored four goals and two teammates each added two assists Saturday as Upper Sandusky blanked Mansfield 5-0.The Rams (4-4-1) scored all of the goals in the first half.Lily Walton tallied a goal and assist to go with Shasteen's scoring, and Norah McClain and Kinsley Niederkohr each had two assists.Carly Boes and Jo Enriquez each played in goal for the Rams, with Enriquez registering three saves in the final 10 minutes.Lucia Ramirez had eight saves for the Tygers (0-5-1).