Chieftains clip Old Fort for 5th-straight SBC girls championship

OREGON — Aubrey Cline claimed runner-up honors and Hopewell-Loudon's depth came through down the stretch Tuesday to push the Chieftains past Old Fort's girls by a stroke for the Sandusky Bay Conference River Division Championship at Eagles Landing.Cline fired an 81 to fuel H-L's 379-380 win against the Stockaders.Fremont St. Joe nosed out Danbury 396-397 for third, followed by Woodmore (444), Calvert (456), Gibsonburg (487) and New Riegel (540). Northwood and Sandusky St. Mary did not field full teams.Megan Boes backed Cline with a 94 for the champion Chieftains, Mylie Alt shot a 96 and Brooke Clouse added a 108.Mallory Rowe (117) and Jaclyn Rowe (122) rounded out H-L.Sarah Combs paced the runner-up Stockaders with an 87, Kristin Combs carded an 88, Claire Hunker tallied a 91 and Karlina Rojas chipped in a 113.Old Fort's Isabella Reyna (117) and Tahlia Steinberger (158) also competed.Calvert's Hannah Spaun turned in a 105, Sofia Lee had a 114, Grace Wood registered a 116 and Reagan Clark added a 121.Senecas Gentry Gillett (131) and Aniston Havens (137) also hit the course.Emi Osborne's 125 led New Riegel. Marlie Goshe added a 135 for the Blue Jackets, Kirsten King had a 139 and Kaylee Logan turned in a 141. Rams vault to N10 runner-up spotSHELBY — Upper Sandusky's girls finished sixth at last year's Northern 10 Athletic Conference Tournament and sixth in the overall standings. Tuesday, they completed a big leap forward.Jillian Stansberry finished one stroke away from tying for medalist honors and two teammates turned in top-10 scores as the Rams capped the regular season with runner-up finishes in both the overall standings and conference tournament at Woody Ridge.Wynford repeated as both overall and tournament champion, shooting a 361.The Rams fired a 375 for runner-up N10 Tournament honors — 54 strokes better than last year.Colonel Crawford turned away Seneca East 399-409 for third at the tournament, followed by Buckeye Central (419), Carey (442) and Mohawk (492).Stansberry led the charge for Upper Sandusky, earning the individual runner-up spot with an 84.Avi Niederkohr tied for fifth overall with a 94 and Cecelia Alspach tied for seventh with a 97. Addison Niederkohr backed them with a 100.Rylee Williams (101) and Alayna Huff (108) also played for the Rams.Seneca East's Addison Dawson tied for ninth individually with a 98.Isabel Stockmaster chipped in a 100 for the Tigers, Aylah Hoerig carded a 102 and Natalie Snavely had a 109.Brooklynn Mahl (110) and Bailee Fortney (112) also played for Seneca East.Buckeye Central's Ava Presler and Charly Milligan each shot a 102. Charlotte Betts added a 107 and Logan Sullivan had a 108.Buckettes Phoebe Dallas (116) and Addyson Stacklyn (137) also competed.Mia Kitzler keyed Carey with a 98. Lydia Black shot a 112, Dakota McKinney had a 114 and Amyah Conn turned in a 119.Lexi Pahl (123) and Kendyll Cooper (123) also played for the Blue Devils.Moahwk's Anabelle Crum shot a 103, Grace Carper had a 109, Adreama Moore registered a 136 and Ava Downing ended with a 144. Moes, Blue Jackets lead locals at SBC River TourneyOREGON — New Riegel fell a stroke short of runner-up honors, but held off Calvert by three strokes Tuesday to claim third in the boys portion of the Sandusky Bay Conference River Division Championship at Eagles Landing.Sandusky St. Mary took the team crown with a 318, with Woodmore nosing past the Blue Jackets 345-346 for second.Calvert took fourth with a 349, followed by Danbury (351), Old Fort (356), Lakota (357), Hopewell-Loudon (397), Fremont St. Joe (398), Gibsonburg (400) and Northwood (466).Blake Moes keyed New Riegel by tying for individual runner-up honors with a 77.Braden Clouse backed him with an 85, Brayden Schalk shot a 90 and Sam Clouse had a 94.Luke Schreiner (99) and Collin Goshe (100) rounded out the Blue Jackets.Weston Burns sparked Calvert with an 83, Liam Herbert fired an 86, Cohen Stull tallied an 88 and Troy Shook and Braxton Shoemaker each had a 92.Jacob Rishty (94) also hit the course for the Senecas.Old Fort's Cody Adelsperger shot an 81, Grady Eakin tallied an 88, Colten Hoerig added an 89 and Landon Tyson chipped in a 98.Stockaders Trevor Gillmor (101) and Emry Faist (109) also competed.Alex Speck keyed Lakota with an 85, Carter Myers and Jett Graber both shot an 88, and Jack Reyna turned in a 96.Caleb Brubaker (100) and Grant Scherger (101) also played for the Raiders.Hopewell-Loudon got a 90 from Tyler Foos, twin 97s from Asher Smith and Haedyn Garcia, and a 113 from Chace Carrel.Austin Smith (117) rounded out the Chieftains. TC 2nd at SBC ShootoutSANDUSKY – Kyle Hepp, Mason Roszman and Carter Everhart all posted a 40 Tuesday to lead Columbian to second place in the Sandusky Shootout at Mills Creek. Bellevue won 160-165 over TC, while Clyde was fifth with a 189.Izaac Woessner tacked on a 45 for the Tornadoes. Finn Cooper (48) and Jack Dell (53) also played. Redmen end 8th in NBCCLYDE — Fostoria finished eighth Tuesday at the Northern Buckeye Conference Championship at Green Hills.Eastwood beat Genoa 318-330 for the title, followed by Maumee (345), Otsego (367), Lake (369), Oak Harbor (370), Rossford (386) and Fostoria (428).Mason Cooley led Fostoria with a 96. Alexander Buess added a 102 for the Redmen, Cayden Coker had a 114 and Cash Mendoza ended with a 116. Tornadoes storm past BellevueColumbian surrendered just one set Tuesday in a 5-0 Sandusky Bay Conference Lake Division win against Bellevue.The lone three-set victory for TC (15-3, 8-1 SBC) came at No. 2 singles, where Elise Johnston upended Natalie Littlejohn 6-1, 1-6, 10-5.Leah Weingart added a 6-0, 6-0 win at No. 1 singles for the Tornadoes against Emerson Snyder, and Leah Wahl beat Natalie Ocreto 6-1, 6-1 at No. 3.Olivia Dotson and Mia Daniel downed Lady Red (4-9, 1-5) Makayla Ortmann and Lanei Williams 6-1, 6-1 at No. 1 doubles.Columbian's Kenzie Felske and Angela Nominee defeated Leeah Hinojosa and Aubrea Branco 6-1, 6-1 at No. 2 doubles. Fliers flatten SanduskySANDUSKY — Clyde dominated Sandusky 5-0 Tuesday in a Sandusky Bay Conference Lake Division match.The Fliers (11-4, 5-4 SBC) won all three singles matches by 6-0, 6-0 scores.Ariah Farrar downed Amya Johnson at No. 1 singles, Kenzlie Guhn beat Joy Redding at No. 2, and Linn Marx defeated Dynastee Lindsey at No. 3.Adriana Barnes-Ortmann and Delaney Fritz dropped Blue Streaks Kambrynn Ehrnsberger and Zuri Johnson 6-2, 6-1 at No. 1 doubles.Clyde's Danika Harvey and Ava Fosnight beat Chloe Goodsite and Kylie Gant 6-1, 6-0 at No. 2 doubles. Sailors slip past SenecasCalvert took the first two singles matches Tuesday, but couldn't get one more in a 3-2 loss to Vermilion.At singles action, No. 1 Evelyn Pfleiderer topped Megan Wade 6-0, 6-1, while No. 2 Sydney Michaels beat Colleen Traut 6-0, 6-1. Vermilion's Alexa Guitar downed Lara Tobin 6-0, 6-1 at No. 3. Vermilion's No. 1 doubles team of Ava Leslie and Cora Frederick took down Baylee Prenzlin and Brookelyn Ronski 6-0, 6-0 and the No. 2 pair of Paige Dodge and Lilly Fisher upended Mady Eborg and Victoria Juarez 6-4, 6-2.