The Hometown Huddle - July 23rd, 2014

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THE HOMETOWN

EDON HILLTOP STRYKER MONTPELIER PETTISVILLE NORTH CENTRAL FAYETTE WAUSEON

WEDNESDAY, JULY 23RD, 2014 A WEEKLY SPORTS PUBLICATION COURTESY OF "THE VILLAGE REPORTER"

W I L L I A M S F U L T O N

EDON BOMBERS MONTPELIER LOCOS NORTH CENTRAL EAGLES

HILLTOP CADETS STRYKER PANTHERS FAYETTE EAGLES

PETTISVILLE BLACKBIRDS WAUSEON INDIANS

PHOTOS PROVIDED

OAKSHADE RACEWAY ... Chris Keller (Top) and Matt Miller (Bot-

tom) both zoom into frst place at rural Wauseon's Oakshade.

Taking The Checkered Flag . . .


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2 - The Hometown Huddle - Edon, Montpelier, North Central, Hilltop, Stryker, Fayette, Pettisville & Wauseon Sports Action Wednesday, July 23rd, 2014

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PETTISVILLE GIRLS TRACK Alexa Leppelmeier (MVP), Hannah Herring (Most Im-proved), Jordyn Pursel (MVP), Brooke Waidelich (MVP and BBC Scholar Athlete), Shelby

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PETTISVILLE BOYS TRACK Josh Sauder (BBC Scholar Athlete), Jeremy Mann (State

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WEST UNITY: June 7 - Ask any base-ball person... an error gives the opponent

an extra out. Extra outs mean extra op-portunities, and extra opportunities, when

capitalized upon, lead to runs... unearned

runs, but runs none the less. Thanks tove Hilltop errors, Ayersville had plenty of

those opportunities, and they took full ad-vantage of them in a 15-5 ACME League

whitewashing of their hosts on June 7.Justin Ashenfelter got the start, and

was tagged for 6 unearned runs before giv-

ing way to Nic Schieber, who was lit up for

5 runs. Zach Roehrs relieved Schieber, buthe was roughed up for 4 runs before Isaac

VanArsdalen came on to register the nalout by the K.

Roehrs had a single and a double with

2 RBIs for Hilltop, with Schieber platinga pair with a single and a triple. Quinn

Smith drove in a run with a single and adouble, and Colin Sabins added a single

and double.

RUNS / HITS / ERRORS

Ayersville 15 - 15 - 0Hilltop 5 - 7 - 5

Unearned Runs SinkHilltop Versus Ayersville

WEST UNITY: June 7 - Those expect-ing a pitchers dual between Hilltop and

Ayersville left unfullled. Those hopingfor offense were rewarded for their at-

tendance. Holding an 8-7 lead going into

the nal frame, Ayersville added a pair

of insurance runs to open a three run

lead in the top of the seventh, with the

Cadets down to their nal three outs.

Remember that pitchers dual thing?

It came back to bite the Pilots in the

home half of the seventh as Hilltop plat-

ed four runs to win at home, 11-10.

Collins got the start for Hilltop, but

was chased in the fourth. Kristian Grap-engeter worked into the fth before he

was pulled in favor of Quinn Smith who

picked up the win in nishing.

Cole Haynes was 5 for 6 with 4 RBIs.

Nic Schieber had 3 singles, a triple and

an RBI, and Smith plated a pair with 3

singles. Tyler Suboski had a single and

drove in 2, Grapengeter had an RBI sin-

gle, and Ethan Dunson and Collins each

had a single.


Hilltop 11 - 16 - 6

Ayersville 10 - 9 - 3

Hilltop Jr. ACME TeamEdges Ayersville, 11-10

MONTPELIER: June 9 - The Montpe-

lier ACME squad was zapped twice by

Fairview on June 9. The Apaches threw

a one-hit shutout in the opener, 9-0,

then added insult to injury by taking the

second game, 7-2.

Game #1

Jared Shoup was tagged for 7 runs

in 5 1/3 innings of work. Keaton Byers

nished, allowing a pair of runs. An-

drew Luke busted up the no-hitter with

a base hit.


Fairview 9 - 9 - 0

Montpelier 0 - 1 - 3

Game #2

Gunner Matson allowed 5 runs in 4

innings of work for the Locos. Byers n-

ished, allowing 2 runs.

Montpelier did their damage in the

fth. Cody Caudill go on with a double,

and was driven in by a Shoup sacrice

y. Jared Sargent, who singled earlier in

the contest, drew a free pass and scored

on a passed ball. Colin Rockey had a

double, Matson had a double and a sin-

gle, and Dalton Surbey added a base hit.


Fairview 7 - 6 - 0


Montpelier ACME BoysDrop A Pair To Fairview

MONTPELIER: June 10 - The Stryker

ACME boys landed a pair of haymakers

on Montpelier on June 10, winning 12-5

and 4-2.

Game #1

Brody Shock got the start for Stryk-

er, with Chad Ruffer being touched for

ve runs in relief. Parker Ruffer nished

with an inning of scoreless ball.Shock slammed a round tripper,

and Parker Ruffer added a single and a

double. Cody Hall had two doubles and

a single, Colton Benson had a double

and two singles, Jackson Wonders had

a pair of base hits, and Austin Frisbie

and Tyrel Patterson each had a single.

Dalton Surbey took the loss for Mont-

pelier, with Andrew Luke coming on in

relief.

Cody Caudill lashed a triple and a

single, with Jared Shoup getting a pair

of doubles, and Colin Rockey adding a

single and a double. Jared Musser and

Jared Sargent each had two singles, and

Surbey had a base hit.


Stryker 12 - 13 - 1


Game #2

Hall went the distance for Stryker,helping his own cause with a double.

Benson had a double, and Chad

Ruffer, Parker Ruffer and Kaid Woolace

each singled for the Panthers

Shoup took the loss for the Locos,

with Luke taking another tour in relief.

Rockey had a pair of base hits, while

Luke, Chase Steffes and Dyllon Godfrey

each got onboard with a single.


Stryker 4 - 5 - 0


Stryker ACME SweepsA Pair From Montpelier

WEST UNITY: June 16 - Three Hilltop

hurlers failed to make an impression on

Fairview on June 16. The visitors took

both ends of a doubleheader in lopsided

fashion, 12-3 and 8-0.

Game #1

Nic Schieber took the loss for Hilltop,

with Quinn Smith and Kristian Grap-

engeter also getting touched up in re-

lief. Schieber had a single and a double,

Cole Haynes had two singles, and Smith,

Colin Sabins, Tyler Suboski and Zach

Roehrs each had a safety.


Fairview 12 - 8 - 2

Hilltop 3 - 8 - 3

Game #2

Smith went the route on the hill for

Hilltop. Schieber and Sabins each had a

single, while Roehrs had a two-base hit.


Fairview 8 - 7 - 0

Hilltop 0 - 3 - 4

Fairview Bats Beleaguer

Hilltop In Twinbill June 16


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battle between Chris Sands and Jeff Foks

for the majority of the race. Sands start-ed on the pole and immediately took the

lead over Terry Rushlow. Rushlow hadproblems on lap four and dropped out

of competition. Foks then began to pres-

sure Sands for the lead, looking inside andoutside. Finally, Foks was able to make

the pass on the outside with just undera handful of laps remaining. Sands never

gave up and took one last shot at Foks on

the nal lap dropping down low in the nalcorners, but it wasnt enough. Foks earned

win number six on the season with Sandsfollowing up in second.

Brogan Rehklau took the early lead inthe Best Performance Motorsports Com-

pact feature event after starting on thepole and led the rst few laps. After an

early caution for a Matt Brazeau spin, Ter-

ry Rushlow Sr. got turned around on theensuing restart and multiple cars piled in.

Rushlow was running in the top ve at thetime. Shortly after the next restart, Reh-

klau fell off the pace which turned the leadbattle over to Brandon Myers and John

Martis. The two drivers traded the lead and

some paint. In the end, it was Myers hold-ing off Martis to pick up his third feature

win of the year.

Multiple lead changes amongst mul-tiple drivers highlighted the nal race of

the night, the Bomber B Main. Scott Ham-mer took over the early lead after starting

on the outside of the second row. Justin

Gamber had worked his way up to secondbefore slipping up high in turn one and

stopping in turn two to bring out the sec-ond caution in the race. After the restart,

Hammer led the eld into turn one and lost

it in turn two, spinning in front of the en-tire eld. Ted Hill then inherited the lead,

but Garry Domoe took over the top spot onthe following lap. Hill fought back to the

inside and contact going into turn threesent both drivers spinning which brought

out another caution. Steven Pocock thenbecame the leader again after starting on

the pole. A couple laps later Tim McNicol

took command and held off a late chargefrom Scott Robertson to take the check-

ered ag. Hammer recovered to nish thirdwith Domoe salvaging a fourth place nish

after get caught up in f ew incidents earlierin the race. Henry Walls Jr. nished fth.

INFORMATION PROVIDED

BY SCOTT HAMMER

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Matt Miller Takes Home First ...

Editors noteAs we have said, if yougive us your legible and understandable

stats from ANY area sporting event, we will

turn them into an article. In this case, wehave received the season game logs from

the CK Technologies 7/8 youth baseballteam, going back to May 7.

Were up to the challenge, and besides,the kids worked hard on the eldthey

deserve the recognition. With that, we will

catch you up on the season for CK Tech-nologies. Going into the tournaments the

team is 12-1 on the season, and tearingthe cover off the ballaveraging 12.09

runs per game.

May 7

CK Technologies 18Edgerton 1 8

Noah Jay 4-4 1 RBIDrake Sommer 2-4

Reese Brown 4-4 7 RBIs (HR and 3

doubles)Landon Fackler 2-4

Noah Ryan 4-4 3 RBIs (2 doubles)Joel Saneholtz 3-4 2RBIs

Nate Hooser 4-4 2RBIs (double)Avery Leazier 3-4 1 RBI

Cedric Taylor 1-4 1 RBI

Greyson Saneholtz 1-4 1 RBI

Luke Musser 3-4 Game Ball Award

May 8

CK Technologies 17West Unity 3 5

Noah Jay 3-4 1 RBI

Drake Sommer 3-4 2 RBIs (double)Reese Brown 4-4 5 RBIs Game Ball (hit

for the cycle)Landon Fackler 1-3

Noah Ryan 4-4 1 RBI (double)Joel Saneholtz 2-4

Nate Hooser 4-4 4 RBIs (triple)

Avery Leazier 3-4Cedric Taylor 2-3

Greyson Saneholtz 2-3 1 RBI (triple)

May 13

West Unity 1 10

CK Technologies 4Noah Jay 2-3 Game Ball (double)Drake Sommer 1-3

Reese Brown 3-3 1 RBILandon Fackler 3-3 2 RBIs

Noah Ryan 2-3Joel Saneholtz 1-3

Nate Hooser 1-2

Avery Leazier 1-2Cedric Taylor 0-1 1 RBI

May 14

CK Technologies 11

West Unity 2 2Noah Jay 3-3 (2 doubles)

Drake Sommer 2-3 1 RBIReese Brown 3-3 2 RBIs

Landon Fackler 3-3 2 RBIs (double)Noah Ryan 3-3 2 RBIs

Joel Saneholtz 1-3

Nate Hooser 2-3 1 RBIAvery Leazier 1-3 1 RBI

Cedric Taylor 2-3 2 RBIs Game Ball (2doubles)

May 19

CK Technologies 19

Stryker 1 2Noah Jay 5-5 1 RBI

Drake Sommer 4-5 (double)Reese Brown 5-5 3 RBIs (double)

Landon Fackler 4-5 2 RBIs (2 doubles)Noah Ryan 5-5 8 RBIs Game Ball (3

doubles)

Joel Saneholtz 1-4 1 RBINate Hooser 4-5 3 RBIs

Cedric Taylor 3-5 1 RBI (2 doubles)Greyson Saneholtz 1-4

May 21

CK Technologies 7

Edon 1 2Noah Jay 1-3 (double)

Drake Sommer 1-3Reese Brown 2-3 2 RBIs (home run and a

triple)Landon Fackler 2-3

Noah Ryan 3-3 1 RBI

Joel Saneholtz 2-3Nate Hooser 1-2 3 RBIs (double)

Avery Leazier 1-3Cedric Taylor 2-3


May 28

CK Technologies 1120/20 4

Noah Jay 1-4 (double)Drake Sommer 2-4 2 RBIs

Reese Brown 3-3 (double)Landon Fackler 3-3 3 RBIs (double and a

triple)

Noah Ryan 2-3 2 RBIsJoel Saneholtz 1-3

Nate Hooser 2-3Avery Leazier 1-2 2 RBIs

Cedric Taylor 2-3 1 RBI (double)

Greyson Saneholtz 1-2 1 RBILuke Musser 1-3

May 30

CK Technologies 16Stryker 2 1

Noah Jay 4-4 2 RBIs (home run and 2

doubles)Drake Sommer 4-4

Reese Brown 3-4 7 RBIs (2 home runsand a triple)

Landon Fackler 2-4 1 RBINoah Ryan 3-3 1 RBI (double)

Nate Hooser 2-3 3 RBIs (double)



June 2

CK Technologies 11

Pioneer 2 1Noah Jay 2-3

Drake Sommer 3-3

Reese Brown 3-3 2 RBIs (double and atriple)

Landon Fackler 3-3 3 RBIs (double)Noah Ryan 3-3 4 RBIs (triple)

Nate Hooser 1-3


June 5

CK Technologies 11Edgerton 1 9

Noah Jay 2-4

Drake Sommer 1-4Reese Brown 2-4 3 RBIs (home run)

Landon Fackler 4-4 3 RBIs (home run anda double)

Noah Ryan 3-4 1 RBI (double)Joel Saneholtz 1-4

Nate Hooser 2-2 1 RBI (double)

Avery Leazier 2-3 1 RBI (double)Cedric Taylor 2-3 1 RBI


June 17

CK Technologies 8

Pioneer 1 5

Noah Jay 2-3 3 RBIs (2 home runs)Drake Sommer 2-3

Reese Brown 2-3 2 RBIs (home run and adouble)

Landon Fackler 2-3 1 RBI (double)

Noah Ryan 3-3 1 RBI (double)Nate Hooser 1-2

Avery Leazier 2-2Greyson Saneholtz 1-2

Catching Up With CKTechnologies 7/8 Youth Baseball

STRYKER: June 12 - Riverside Greens in Stryker was the site of a Junior Golf Tour-nament on June 12.

In the boys 16-18 group, Trevor Dominique red a 66 to lead the pack, with Hunter

Shaull carding a 76. The 13-15 age group saw Hayden Clingaman leading the way withan 87, while Drew Peters red a 90. Spencer Clingaman took the 12 and under category

with a 54.Anna Marshall won the 16-18 girls category with a score of 96.

Riverside Greens HostsJunior Golf Tournament

Wauseon Lady Indians 14U SoftballTeam Captures 2014 Championship

PHOTO PROVIDED

CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS ... The Wauseon Lady Indians 14U Softball Team went 6-1in the Northwest Ohio Softball League Tournament to capture the Championship. The

team was made up of 8 incoming Wauseon Freshmen, and 5 incoming Wauseon 8th

graders. The Lady Indian tournament highlights included, a hard fought 10 inning winover Napoleon, a 1-0 shutout of Bryan, and a 7th inning rally to beat Archbold. The

14U team nished the season with an overall record of 15-7. Pictured: Back Row L toR, Christina Norman, Ashley Hitchcock, Reagan Spadafore, Halle Floss, Ally Tefft, Rylee

Campbell, Katelyn Roth. Front Row: Ana Lozano, Kaylei Satkowski, Jaelyn Myers, Mad-

elyn Martinez, Ariana Leija. Not Pictured: Alisa Shelt, Player; Roy Norman, Coach, GregTefft, Assistant Coach, Bill Hitchcock, Assistant Coach.

PHOTO AND INFORMATION PROVIDED

SECOND PLACE ... The Pioneer 8U All-Star baseball team played in the Hudson All StarTournament on Saturday, July 19th, nishing 2nd place. Shown in the picture are:

Front (left to right): Ethan Wickham, Nathan Rummel, Connor Gendron, Keanu Miller,Devon Terrell, Joe Burt, Trenton Douglass, Keegan Hickman, Jonathan Hicks, Kenneth

Smeltzer and Ben Pettit. Back (left to right): Coaches Rob Wickham, Joe Bohner, CoreyHickman and Chris Gendron.

Pioneer 8U All-Star Baseball TeamPlays Their Way To Second Place

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