Baker game surge carries Chieftains

FOSTORIA — Hopewell-Loudon's girls trailed by 50 pins after the first round, but stormed back in the baker games Thursday to beat Sandusky Bay Conference Bay Division foe Edison 1,586-1,559 at Bowlero Lanes.Alaina Cowley led everyone with a 288 series (157, 131) and teammate Ella Rogers added a 283 (114, 169) to help Edison end Round 1 with a 1,225-1,175 advantage.The Chieftains countered by sweeping the baker games 141-121, 155-115 and 115-98 to claim victory.Hollie Bozo led H-L with a 278 series (149, 129), Chasity Keckler rolled a 269 (137, 132), Kenedy Clark tallied a 262 (127, 135), Emma Foster had a 190 (97, 96) and Arianna England ended with a 173 (93, 80).Penelope Carlson backed Cowley and Rogers with a 244 series (112, 132) for the Chargers, Rose Gall chipped in a 206 (109, 97) and Sophia Chaput finished with a 204 (84, 120). Edison clips H-L in back-and-forth battleFOSTORIA — Hopewell-Loudon rallied from a 35-pin deficit for a brief, slim lead, but Edison's boys powered off in the final baker game Tuesday to claim a 2,335-2,298 Sandusky Bay Conference Bay Division victory at Bowlero Lanes.Edison led 1,814-1,783 after Round 1, then pushed the advantage to 35 pins (1,997-1,962) by winning the first baker game 183-179.The Chieftains inched ahead 2,164-2,153 by taking the second baker game 202, 156, but Edison countered with a 182-134 win in the third to get the overall triumph.Jordan Lewis paced the Chargers with a 387 series (210, 177), Hayden Lewis provided a 373 (189, 184), Kaden Mees had a 363 (188, 175), Blayke McKillips ended with a 356 (185, 171) and Jacob Fields added a 335 (162, 173).Hopewell-Loudon's Calvin Scherf led everyone with a school-record 520 series after games of 279 and 241.Tyler Foos backed him with a 385 series (254, 131), Layne Flemmings turned in a 333 (161, 172), Cameron Fredrick registered a 276 (135, 141) and Colton Stevenson had a 269 (132, 137). Huron storms past Blue JacketsFOSTORIA — Huron took control from the start Thursday in a 1,763-1,312 Sandusky Bay Conference Bay Division girls win against New Riegel at Bowlero Lanes.Rachel Merckens rolled a 311 series (161, 150) and Anastasia Sheppard tallied a 306 (151, 155) to help the Tigers vault out 1,369-1,039 by the end of Round 1.Huron then swept the baker games 130-80, 166-97 and 98-96.Lilly Berner added a 291 series (154, 137) for Huron, Lilla Lundquest had a 238 (144, 94) and Lucia Fantozzi turned in a 223 (112, 111).Kendall Whipple keyed the Blue Jackets with a 242 series (140, 102), Cara Olmstead registered a 238 (145, 93), Evie Schubach had a 196 (95, 101), Lily Hutchinson finished with a 195 (91, 104) and Kaylee Logan provided a 168 (73, 95). NR boys can't catch HuronFOSTORIA — Four Huron boys topped 300 series scores Thursday en route to beating New Riegel 1,950-1,658 at Bowlero Lanes in Sandusky Bay Conference Bay Division play.Reece Kieffer led everyone with a 372 series (172, 200) for the Tigers. Hayden Halstead backed him with a 360 series (161, 199), Gianni Montecalvo rolled a 334 (151, 183) and Grame Morefield turned in a 314 (161, 153).Josh Seward added a single-game score of 152, and Huron used a single-game team score of 114.New Riegel won the first baker game 140-138, but the Tigers took the second 166-129.Aaron Theis paced the Blue Jackets with a 367 series (195, 172), Dominic Nye tallied a 333 (146, 187), Kaiden Jones provided a 292 (157, 135) and Dace Tilse had a 204 (90, 114).Max Cotterill had a single-game total of 115, and New Riegel used a single-game team score of 78. Senecas grab road league winFREMONT – Calvert struggled shooting Thursday night, but picked up a SBC River road win at Fremont St. Joe, 37-27. Calvert (6-3, 4-2 SBC River) led 18-9 at the half.Kate Coleman tallied 10 points, seven rebounds, six steals and four steals for the Senecas, while Kaleigh Concepcion added nine points, Megan Rombach recorded seven points and eight boards, Mya Steyer produced six points, six rebounds and four assists and Carleigh Meier finished with four points, five blocks, seven steals and five boards. Chieftains storm awaySANDUSKY — Hopewell-Loudon powered past Sandusky St. Mary in the second half Thursday, turning a close game into a 45-27 Sandusky Bay Conference River Division win.The Chieftains (4-8, 3-2 SBC) led just 20-16 at halftime, but outscored the Panthers 25-11 from there.Peyton Wildhart, Lily Brickner and Karsyn Snyder each scored nine points for H-L and Madison Holcomb tossed in eight.Snyder added six rebounds and three assists, Holcomb dished three assists and Mylie Alt snared five steals.Reid Didian topped St. Mary (7-5, 3-3) with 19 points and eight rebounds. Ella Brownell scored eight points. Double OT keeps Perkins perfectBELLEVUE — It took two overtimes, but there's finally a bit of separation at the top of the Sandusky Bay Conference Lake Division.Unbeaten Perkins used a double-double from Kash Koch and some balanced scoring Thursday to clip Bellevue 64-61 and improve to 10-0 overall and 4-0 in the conference.The Pirates led 32-24 at halftime, but Bellevue trimmed that to 42-35 by the end of the third quarter before using a 19-12 advantage in the fourth to force overtime.Both teams scored two points in the first extra period, but Perkins took the victory with an 8-5 advantage in the second overtime.Koch keyed the Pirates with 16 points and 10 rebounds.Sam Schweinfurth backed him with 13 points, Ty Obergefell netted nine and Kellen Glass had seven.The Redmen, now 9-3 overall and 3-1 in SBC play, got 24 points each from Sam Bollinger and Ike Brown. Reid Claus chipped in eight points. Bollinger also hauled in 10 rebounds. Late push lifts SanduskyCLYDE — Sandusky rallied in the fourth quarter Thursday to earn a 60-51 come-from-behind Sandusky Bay Conference Lake Division win against Clyde.Clyde (4-5, 1-3 SBC) ended the third quarter clinging to a 43-39 lead, but the Blue Streaks countered with a 21-8 scoring burst in the final period.Dale Johnson paced Sandusky (6-5, 3-1) with 26 game-high points and Ahmaj Woolfork scored 11.JeCori Roberts led Clyde with 11 points, Oscar Webb and Aric Kauble each netted nine and Chase Castle tossed in eight.