Hall shuts out Eagles, Carey wins 1st outright N10 title

CAREY – Two runs in the fourth inning was all Carey got Saturday. It was all it needed. The Blue Devils clinched the outright N10 title for the first time with a 2-0 victory over Colonel Crawford. It's their first title since 2018, but that one was shared with Seneca East.Garrett Hall was dominant on the hill, going all seven innings in the win. He scattered four hits, struck out three and didn't allow a single walk.Tyler Rossel singled and drove in a pair of runs for Carey (19-2, 12-0 N10). Louis Watkins added a double. Big inning, Faist's arm carry StockadersOLD FORT — Old Fort snapped a scoreless tie with six runs in the bottom of the fourth and held on from there Saturday to drop Fremont St. Joe 7-5 in Sandusky Bay Conference River Division play.St. Joe scored single runs in the fifth and sixth innings to get within 6-2 before plating three in the seventh. Old Fort's other run came in the bottom of the sixth.Emry Faist fanned 11 and allowed just one earned run to get the complete-game win for the Stockaders (4-15, 2-10 SBC). He also singled.Andrew Tackett doubled, scored and knocked in a run for Old Fort, Caiden Swecker had a single, run and two RBIs, Landon Tyson singled and knocked in two runs, Max Rowlands singled and scored, Cody Adelsperger scored twice, Brad Kleinfelter had a run and RBI, Joshua Maxey scored and Juke Pinkston singled.Zach Ohms took the loss for the Crimson Streaks (5-15, 4-7), allowing just one earned run over six innings.Andrew Spieldenner and Ohms both singled twice, with Spieldenner adding an RBI and Ohms scoring.Liam Thiessen tallied a single and RBI, Owen Tooman singled and scored, Landen Thiessen singled, and Drew Pearson and Spencer Knisely each scored. Truckers capitalize on Clyde miscuesCLYDE – Seven errors came back to haunt Clyde in a 12-2 SBC Lake loss Saturday to Norwalk.At the plate, Clyde (5-10) tallied seven hits as Drake Yohe doubled and Jonathan Lantz and Nico Carroll each drove in a run.Yohe took the loss on the bump. He gave up three unearned runs on a single hit in one inning.