Klopp-led Warriors wallop Wynford

SYCAMORE – Mohawk was all Biz-ness Thursday in a 25-12, 25-8, 25-15 N10 sweep over Wynford in N10 play. Biz Klopp led the Warriors (10-3, 6-2 N10) with 24 kills and three blocks, while Mara Haynes added seven kills, Chloe Miller had four kills and a pair of digs, Reese Hoover tallied 17 assists and seven digs, Aubrey Gottfried had 13 assists, Emerson Gurney made 14 digs, Mallory Brickner collected 12 digs and four aces, Cara Peterson produced six digs, Jayla Huffman finished with three digs and two blocks, Emma Weaver made four digs and Elise Meyer ended with three assists. Senecas knock back D-I St. UrsulaTOLEDO — Calvert stayed unbeaten by overpowering Division I Toledo St. Ursula 25-18, 25-14, 25-15 Thursday.Bryn Dircksen (2 kills) sparked the 13-0 Division VII Senecas with 22 assists, nine digs and five aces.Bella Borgio backed her with 11 kills and three digs, Claire Schoenberger tallied eight digs and six aces, Emily Miller slammed eight kills, Hope Waire (2 solo blocks) hammered six kills and Gracie Miller came up with six digs.Megan Rombach and Karris Marinis each smacked five kills and three solo blocks. and Kate Coleman (2 aces) had five digs. TC sweeps FliersCLYDE – Columbian made the trip to rival Clyde Thursday and went home with a 25-18, 25-16, 25-15 dominant sweep of the Fliers in SBC Lake action.Kaela Jenkins posted 18 kills, two aces and two blocks for the Tornadoes (9-4, 3-1 SBC Lake), followed by Lexi Beaston with nine kills and 18 digs, Avary Brown with six kills, 35 assists and five digs, Gabby Shock with three kills and five digs, Abby Lewis with three kills, Caroline Lewis with a pair of blocks, Emma Daugherty with 11 digs and Erica Raubenolt and Cam Haman each with seven digs. Eagles tame TigersNORTH ROBINSON – Seneca East gave Colonel Crawford a battle in the second set, but the Eagles swept the Tigers 25-15, 26-24, 25-7 in N10 action.Bryn Meyer paced the Tigers (5-10, 4-4 N10) with 15 kills, two aces and eight digs, Lexi Snay hammered eight kills, Lilly Burkholder dished 10 assists, Paige Strawser added nine assists and Anniston Burroughs made seven digs. Stockaders gang up on H-LOLD FORT — Three Old Fort players posted double-doubles Thursday to propel the Stockaders past Hopewell-Loudon 25-15, 25-11, 25-18 in Sandusky Bay Conference River Division action.Lucy King tallied 34 assists and 12 digs for Old Fort (11-2, 8-1 SBC), Marah Miller recorded 16 kills, 11 digs and five aces, and Adelyn Dick registered 16 digs, 10 kills and three blocks.Carly Fortney backed them with 12 digs, Abbi Ward chipped in eight digs and five kills, Stevie Baker drilled six kills, Ember Miller (2 kills) had six digs and three aces and Diamond Beard ended with two digs.Araceli Velasquez collected seven kills, four blocks and nine digs for the Chieftains, while Savanna Cook added two aces, five kills, seven assists and eight digs, Addie Smith had four assists and two digs, Aubrey Schumm added six assists and a pair of digs, Lily Brickner tallied two kills and two blocks, Emery Siebenaller produced two blocks and three digs, Maddie Holcomb made 17 digs, Karsyn Snyder had two kills and two digs, Anna Bloom added two blocks and two digs and Kenna Holcomb smacked two kills. Turner, Clyde lead area effortSANDUSKY — Clyde's Sienna Turner tied for individual runner-up honors Thursday at the Sandusky Bay Conference Lake Division shootout at Mills Creek.Perkins held off Norwalk 189-191 for the win, with Clyde taking third with a 198. Bellevue ended fourth with a 208 and Columbian took fifth with a 217.Turner fired a 43 to lead all area players.Samantha Young backed her with a 47 for the Fliers, Layla Myers shot a 52, and Claire Collins and Casey Fisher each had a 56.Adalynn Siedenburg (64) also played for Clyde.Mariska Manning keyed Bellevue with a 46, Ava Meyer carded a 50, Taylor Waldrup ended with a 53 and Addison Miller added a 59.Brookelynn Gilbert (61) and Rhiannon Geringer (70) rounded out the Lady Red.Columbian's Francesca Miller registered a 48, Abriella Woessner had a 54, Emma Spurck turned in a 55 and Adalyn Clarkson and Avery Feasel each finished with a 60.Evelyn Murphy (63) also completed for the Tornadoes. Boes, H-L drop EastwoodFOSTORIA — Megan Boes took medalist honors Thursday to fuel Hopewell-Loudon's 195-233 win against Eastwood at Loudon Meadows.Boes fired a 42, Brooke Clouse carded a 49, Aubrey Cline shot a 51 and Mylie Alt had a 53 for the Chieftains.Avary Hoyer (67) also played for H-L.Claire Krukemyer's 53 keyed the Eagles.Jenna Lubash backed her with a 55, Kamryn Sundermeier had a 60 and Sarah Krukemyer and MacKenzie Hady both turned in a 65. Holman named N10's top playerUpper Sandusky's Toby Holman earned player of the year honors Thursday when the Northern 10 Athletic Conference announced its all-conference boys golf selections.The freshman helped the Rams earn the N10 regular-season title and end second in the overall standings.The rest of the first team included Wynford's Clay Rogers and Levi McLaughlin, Carey's Chase Mullholand and Andrew Resendez, and Colonel Crawford's Evan Keller and Bryant Berry.Second-team picks went to Upper Sandusky's Sam Gibson, Levi Swavel, Seth Smith and Arden Stansbery, as well as Carey's Landon Roberts, Colonel Crawford's Bryce Durham and Wynford's Owen Prenger.The honorable mention list included Colonel Crawford's Colton Hopkins, Graden Riggle and Greyson Hill; Wynford's Jaron Vance and Reed Johnson; Seneca East's Trey Miller; and Upper Sandusky's Gage Thiel.Wynford's Michael Powers was named the coach of the year after guiding the Royals to the N10 Tournament title and overall championship. Wynford ended second in the regular season. Stansbery tops area honoreesJillian Stansbery of Upper Sandusky was the lone local player to earn first-team honors Thursday when the Northern 10 Athletic Conference released its all-conference girls list.The top two individual honors went to Wynford, with Caroline Sheldon named player of the year and Sean Weisenauer named coach of the year.Wynford claimed the regular-season, tournament and overall championships, with Upper Sandusky claiming second in each.Joining Sheldon and Stansbery on the first team were Wynford's Rylee Robinson, Willa Johnson and Maggie Ridge, as well as Colonel Crawford's Sydney Furr.The second team had Seneca East's Isabel Stockmaster and Aylah Hoerig; the Upper Sandusky trio of Avi Niederkohr, Addie Niederkohr and Cece Alspach; and Buckeye Central's Logan Sullivan.Honorable mention picks went to Colonel Crawford's Norrie Plank and Peyton Rowlinson, Seneca East's Addy Dawson and Natalie Snavely, Upper Sandusky's Alayna Huff and Wynford's Megan Young. Singles sweep keys ClydeSANDUSKY — Clyde swept the singles matches Thursday en route to beating Sandusky Bay Conference Lake foe Perkins 4-1.Ariah Farrar upended Anna Ferbeck 7-5, 6-2 at No. 1 singles, Kenzlie Guhn downed Olivia Lizzi 6-1, 6-1 at No. 2, and Linn Marx beat Katelyn Troyer 6-0, 6-0 at No. 3.Fliers (12-5, 6-4 SBC) Danika Harvey and Ava Fosnight added a 4-6, 6-1, 7-5 victory at No. 2 doubles against Emma Beatty and Lexi Green.Pirates Brynn Catlett and Jencyn Gennari defeated Adriana Barnes-Ortmann and Delaney Fritz 6-2, 6-1 at No. 1 doubles. Lady Red rout Blue StreaksSANDUSKY — Bellevue stormed past Sandusky 5-0 in Sandusky Bay Conference Lake Division action Thursday.The Lady Red (5-10, 2-8 SBC) breezed through the singles contests, dropping just one set.Emerson Snyder beat Joy Redding 6-0, 6-0 at No. 1 singles, Natalie Littlejohn downed Dynastee Lindsey 6-0, 6-0 at No. 2, and Natalie Ocreto defeated Ta'Nijah Spillman 6-0, 6-1 at No. 3.Makayla Ortmann and Lanei Williams dropped Blue Streaks Kambrynn Ehrnsberger and Zuri Johnson 6-3, 6-1 at No. 1 doubles.Bellevue's Leeah Hinojosa and Aubrea Branco bested Kylie Gant and Chloe Goodsite 6-3, 6-2 at No. 2 doubles. Rams halt eight-loss slideUPPER SANDUSKY — Upper Sandusky snapped an eight-loss slide Thursday by beating Calvert 4-1.Aeris Caudill defeated Lara Tobin 6-2, 6-0 at No. 2 singles for the Rams, and Upper Sandusky took the No. 3 singles contest via forfeit.Abigail Gottfried and Ardyn North downed Brookelyn Ronski and Baylee Prenzlin 6-1, 6-0 at No. 1 doubles for Upper Sandusky.Greer Kraus and Adalee Wagner dropped Senecas Mady Eborg and Victoria Juarez 6-1, 6-0 at No. 2 doubles.Calvert's Evie Pfleiderer beat Madelyn Collins 6-4, 6-4 at No. 1 singles. Truckers slip by TCNORWALK — Norwalk outlasted Columbian in a pair of doubles battles Thursday on the way to claiming a 3-2 Sandusky Bay Conference Lake Division win.Truckers Alyssa Gruhlke and Aubrey Kluding rallied past Leah Wahl and Olivia Dotson 5-7, 6-1, 6-1 at No. 1 doubles.At No. 2 doubles, Chloe Hazelwood and Riley Helton upended Kenzie Felske and Mia Daniel 7-6 (9-7), 6-3.Norwalk's Leksi Jurczuk added a 6-0, 6-0 No. 3 singles win against Angela Nominee.The Tornadoes (15-4, 8-2 SBC) got their wins from Leah Weingart dropping Lydia Trost 6-1, 6-0 at No. 1 singles, and Elise Johnston downing Addy Rosperter 6-0, 6-3 at No. 2. Burton-led Rams rollRAWSON — Deacon Burton was an offensive machine Thursday, fueling Upper Sandusky in a 10-1 rout of Cory-Rawson.Burton scored two goals and assisted on four others for the Rams (7-4).Caleb Arter and Cooper Roof each scored three goals, and Kevin Hoy and Jorge Espinoza both had one.Josh Walton added two assists for Upper Sandusky, and Arter, Chandler Elkins, Kobe Beidelschies and Luis Espinoza all had one.Upper Sandusky held the Hornets (1-9) to two shots on goal, with Troy Hoffbauer recording a save.