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AYERSVILLE– The Stryker Panthers traveled to out of conference opponent Ay-ersville on Saturday, April 12 for a double header with the Pilots, falling 6-0 in the first game and dropping the second outing 6-1. The setbacks drop the Panthers to 1-4 on the season, while remaining at 1-0 in the BBC.

Game #1Cody Hall went the distance in game 1

for the Panthers on the mound, allowing just 4 hits and 2 earned runs while strik-ing out 6 in the loss.

Offensively for Stryker, game 1 was a difficult battle, recording just 1 hit in the game when Brody Shock connected for a single and the lone hit of the game.

RUNS / HITS / ERRORSStryker 0 – 1 – 5

Ayersville 6 – 4 – 1

Game #2Dean Beamont went the distance for the

Panthers in game 2, giving up 5 hits and allowing 6 runs. Beamont also recorded 3 strikeouts while allowing 9 bases on balls.

Offensively for Stryker, the Panthers managed just 4 hits in the game, Beamont, Colton Benson, Brody Shock, Parker Ruffer and Zach Birky each connecting for singles in the loss, with Ruffer driving in 1 RBI.

RUNS / HITS / ERRORSStryker 1 – 4 – 2

Ayersville 6 – 5 – 1

Stryker Panthers Travel ToAyersville For Double Header;

Drop 2 Games To Pilots

Hilltop Cadets Drop Home Double Header To Non-Conference Foe Holgate

WEST UNITY – Hilltop played host to visiting Holgate on April 12 for a Saturday double header, dropping both games by the scores of 13-7 and 10-3 to fall to 2-5 on the season.

Game #1In game 1, Jalen Towers opened up the

game, but was battered around early, giv-ing up 4 in the first inning. Chad Cham-pion went 5 and 1/3 innings, allowing 6 runs on 8 hits and advancing 2 runners by walk. Logan Brooker threw one inning, walking 3 and allowing 3 runs in the loss. Towers took the loss for the game.

Justin Grapengeter connected for an over the fence shot while having a stel-lar day at the plate, going 3 for 4 on the game. Nic Schieber also showed power, go-ing 3 for 4, all doubles, with credit for 1 RBI. Towers also doubled, driving in a run, while Chad Champion got a hold of ball for a triple. Miklo Abner hit for 3 singles, driv-ing in 3 runs while teammate Quinn Smith registered a single. Champion also stole 2 bases for the Cadets in the loss.

RUNS / HITS / ERRORSHilltop 7 – 9 – 4

Holgate 13 – 10 – 4

Game #2Justin Grapengeter took to the mound

in game 2, going the first 6 innings; Grap-engeter allowed 10 hits and 8 runs in the effort against a powerful Tigers onslaught in the first 3 innings of the game. Towers came in for the final inning, giving up 2 hits and 2 runs to close out the day for the Cadets.

Miklo Abner was credited with 2 RBI’s in the game, driving in both runners on a double. Quinn Smith reached base for the Cadets and stole 1 base, advancing to score 1 in the game. Zach Roehrs and Grap-engeter hit for a single in the game, with Grapengeter crossing the plate to score a run. Dallas Timberman, Nic Schieber, Ryan Brooker and Cole Haynes also hit for singles in the loss for Hilltop.

RUNS / HITS / ERRORSHilltop 3 – 8 – 2

Holgate 10 – 12 – 2

Wauseon Indians Defeat Montpelier 11-1 At Home In NWOAL Action

WAUSEON: April 14– Wauseon handed the Montpelier Locomotives a road setback in the NWOAL, handling the visiting Locos a 11-1 on April 14.

Taking the mound for Wauseon in the victory, Ty Suntken recorded the win, go-ing 6 innings allowing just 1 run off of 2 hits in the game. Suntken also set down 14 Montpelier batters in the game while giving up just 1 walk.

Offensively for the Indians, Jacob New-love continued having a hot bat on the season, going 3 for 4 and bringing home 2 RBIs in the game. Axel Bueter also drove in 1 run off a 1 for 1 performance in the bat-ters box while Nate Suntken connected at

the plate, driving in 3 runs for the Indians. Josh Kauffman went 2 for 4 with 2 RBI’s while Brady Rupp and Jacob Maberson also connected for a hit.

For the Locomotives, Dalton Surbey took the loss, going 3 and 1/3 innings, allowing 6 runs off of 5 hits and walking 5. Andrew Luke, Jared Shoup, and Josh Lewellen also saw action on the mound for the Locos in the loss.

Cody Caudill and Jared Shoup also recorded the lone 2 hits on the game for Montpelier.

RUNS / HITS / ERRORSWauseon 11 – 9 – 0Montpelier 1 – 2 – 1

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Wauseon Lady Indians Fall ToFairview Apaches At Home In

Non-Conference ActionWAUSEON, April 8: Wauseon played

host to out of conference foe Fairview on April 8, falling to the visiting Lady Apaches 12-1.

Samantha Norman had a rough outing for the Lady Indians, going 4 and 2/3’s in-nings in the game, allowing 9 runs on 11 hits to Fairview in the loss. Breanna Whip-ple also saw action going 2 and 1/3 inning, surrendering 3 hits and 3 runs.

At the plate for Wauseon, Breanna Co-blentz went 2 for 3, scoring the Lady Indi-ans lone run. Ashley Smith went 2 for 3 with a RBI credited for the game. Tiffany King rounded out the offense for Wauseon, connecting for a single in the loss.

RUNS / HITS / ERRORSWauseon 1 – 5 – 2

Fairview 12 – 14 – 0

Wauseon Lady Indians DropLoss To Liberty Center Tigers

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took to the road on April 10 for a confer-ence showdown with the Liberty Center Lady Tigers, falling 6-5 in NWOAL action.

On the mound for the Lady Indians, Sa-mantha Norman went the distance in the game allowing 6 runs off of 8 hits, while sitting down 8 batters.

Offensively for the Lady Indians, Ash-ley Smith blasted a inside the park homer while turning in a 3 for 4 performance with 4 RBI’s. Hayley Chamberlain drove in the

remaining RBI with a single in the game. Breanna Coblentz went 2 for 5, scoring twice; Tiffany King also went 2 for 5 while scoring a run and Brooke Whipple had a pair of singles. Alex Whipple also posted a hit in the game in the loss for the Lay Indi-ans. Errors were costly in this game, with Wauseon committing 4 errors versus just 2 for the Lady Tigers.

RUNS / HITS / ERRORSWauseon 5 – 12 – 4

Liberty Center 6 – 8 – 2

Wauseon Lady Indians BlastSwanton Bulldogs At HomeWAUSEON: April 11– In a make up

NWOAL contest rained out on April 7, the Lady Indians played host to the Swanton Lady Bulldogs on April 11, blanking the visiting Bulldogs 9-0 behind the strong outing of Brooke Whipple on the mound, who allowed just 5 hits on the game with no runs. Whipple also sat down 4 batters in the game.

Breanna Coblentz had the hot bat for

the Lady Indians, going 3 for 3 on the game with an RBI, while Ashley Smith connect-ed for a single driving in 3 runs. Whipple, Tiffany King, and Jordan Sloan all hit for doubles in the win with Whipple credited for 2 RBI’s.

RUNS / HITS / ERRORSWauseon 9 – 11 – 1Swanton 0 – 5 – 2

Bailey Funkhouser ThrowsPerfect Game To Lead Hilltop

Over Fayette In BBC Softball PlayWEST UNITY: April 10, 2014 – There

are several ways that a pitcher’s outing can be described, the least common of which is ‘perfect’. To reach that level, a pitcher must not allow an opposing bat-ter to reach base, meaning that the field-ers must play error-free ball. That rarest of rare performances was turned in by Bai-ley Funkhouser on April 10, as she led the Hilltop Lady Cadets to a 20-0 five-inning win over the Fayette Lady Eagles.

Funkhouser was perfect on the day, facing the minimum 15 batters and retir-ing them in order, registering nine strike-outs along the way.

Leah Bussing went the distance for Fayette and, although she had control is-sues, she had almost as little support in the field behind her as she did from the

Fayette bats. The Lady Eagles committed six errors, making the Lady Cadets’ RBI machine spin into overdrive. Bussing al-lowed 20 runs, only 7 of which were earned on 9 hits and 11 walks.

Hannah Bleikamp led the Lady Cadet of-fense with an RBI single and, in the fourth inning, she added a base clearing 3-RBI triple to dead center. Brittney Mocherman plated 3 with a pair of singles, Funkhouser helped her own cause with a pair of RBI base hits, Sydney Schmitt chased in a run with a double, and Shayla Coffman drove in a run with a single. Adreyn Yates had a single, and LeAnn Joost, Brooke Chapin and Karissa Crisenbery each had an RBI.

RUNS / HITS / ERRORSHilltop: 20 – 9 – 0Fayette 0 – 0 – 6

Pegorch Lifts StrykerPanthers To Extra InningsVictory Over North Central

STRYKER: April 14– The Stryker Lady Panthers played host to North Central on a cold and blustery day at the Stryker Ath-letic Complex on April 14 for a BBC show-down with the Lady Eagles. It took extra innings to decide the game, but in the bottom of the 8th inning, Tasha Pegorch stepped up to the plate and connected for a 2 run shot over the fence to lift the Lady Panthers to a 9-8 home victory.

Conner Varner went the distance on the mound for Stryker, allowing 8 runs off of 8 hits. Varner also fanned 14 batters in the game, while walking only 4 in the contest. For North Central, Makayla Hayes went the distance, giving up 9 runs while set-ting down 5 Panther batters.

Offensively for the Lady Panthers, Pe-gorch hit for 2; blasting the game winner and also hitting for a single. Varner also

had a hot bat, hitting for a single and two doubles in the game; Conner Sullivan also hit for a double, while teammate Megan Neville connected for two singles. Sierra Walters hit for a single and a double; Tay-lor Haines rounded out the offensive on the afternoon for Stryker.

For the Lady Eagles, Abbey Litzenberg connected for a single and a double; Alys-sa Swank had two hits, also with a single and a double while Tristin Tomblin made contact for a double. Sabrina Pickford, Rachael Oxender and Chyna Haskell each connected for singles in the loss for North Central.

RUNS / HITS / ERRORSNorth Central 8 – 8 – 7

Stryker 9 – 11 – 3

PHOTO BY MITCH PEEBLES, STAFFOUT HERE ... Alex Whipple goes for the out against the bulldogs.

4-14 Wauseon v. Montpelier SoftballSTATS NOT RECEIVED BY TIME OF PRESS RUN

PHOTOS BY BILL BRAY, STAFFBUNT ... Jordan Sloan lays down a bunt with her turn at bat.

GROUND BALL ... Brook Whipple, from her pitching position, scoops up a ground ball.

4-14 Hilltop v. Pettisville SoftballSTATS NOT RECEIVED BY TIME OF PRESS RUN

PHOTOS BY BILL BRAY, STAFFFEROCITY ... Hannah Bleikamp of Hilltop winds up for a pitch.

OPEN FIRE ... Teagan Kauffman of Pet-tisville sends a pitch homeward.



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Stryker Panthers Cruise To Victory Over North Central At Home

STRYKER: April 14– The Stryker Pan-thers played host to North Central on a cold afternoon at home on April 14, cruis-ing to an easy 11-1 victory over the visiting Eagles.

Stryker Junior Parker Ruffer went the distance for the Panthers, throwing 5 in-nings, allowing just 1 hit and 1 run in the game while fanning 8 Eagles batters. For North Central, Branden Turner went 6 in-nings in the game, allowing 9 runs off of 6 hits. Jordan Bailey and Steven Williams also saw action, splitting an inning in the loss.

Offensively for the Panthers, both Colton Benson and Cameron Frey went 2 for 2 from the plate, with Benson driving in 2 runs and Frey credited with 1 RBI. Also for the Panthers, Zach Tingley powered out a triple; Dean Beamont had a double and a single in the victory for Stryker.

Offensively for the Eagles, Josh Sawyer, Turner, and Colton Pilmore each had hits in the game in the loss.


Stryker 11 – 7 – 1

Hilltop Cadets Travel OutOf Conference For Contest

With Delta; Fall 13-3DELTA, April 17– The Hilltop Cadets

took an out of conference trip on April 18 to play the Delta panthers on the Panthers home field, falling to host Delta 13-3.

Taking the mound for Hilltop in the loss, Miklo Abner was hit with the loss, going 2 and 1/3 innings, allowing 8 runs off of 5 hits. Also seeing action for the Cadets, Chad Champion went 2 and 1/3

giving up 5 runs off of 5 hits in the game.Offensively for Hilltop, Nic Schieber

powered out a double and a single off of the stingy Panther pitching. Justin Grap-engeter and Miklo Abner also hit in the game for the Cadets.

RUNS / HITS / ERRORSHilltop 3 – 5 – 6Delta 13 – 10 – 0

North Central Sweeps DoubleHeader With Hudson; Reeves

Gets Game 2 No HitterHUDSON, April 19, 2014– The North

Central Eagles hit the road and headed north for a Saturday double header on April 19, setting down host Hudson in game one 4-0 and taking the second game 4-1.

Game #1North Central Senior Dylan Hutchison

took to the mound in game one on the day, throwing an impressive 1 hitter. Hutchi-son also gave up only 4 walks in the game while fanning 6 batters.

Jordan Reeves had the big bat for North Central, powering out 2 singles and bringing home 2 runs in the game. Colton Pilmore also connected for 2 singles while Hutchison rounded out the Eagles offense with a single in the game.


Hudson 0 – 1 – 3

Game #2Jordan Reeves took the mound in game

two for North Central, throwing a tremen-dous 7 innings, allowing no hits while giv-ing up 7 walks. Reeves also sat down 8 batters in the game for the win.

Josh Sawyer connected for two triples in the game, driving in 1 RBI while Bran-den Turner, Dylan Hutchison, and Josh Roesener also each connected for singles in the North Central victory.


Ottawa 1 –0 – 2

PHOTOS BY MARK MERCER, STAFFVICTORY ... North Central’s Josh Sawyer crosses the plate for a run in the Eagles domi-nating victory over Fayette.

SWING BATTER SWING ... Jeremiah Kauffman (10) awaits the pitch against the Delta Panthers.

PHOTOS BY BILL BRAY, STAFFCLOSE OUT ...Jacob Newlove is tagged out at first.

4-17 North Central v. Fayette BaseballSTATS NOT RECEIVED BY TIME OF PRESS RUN

4-17 Wauseon v. Delta BaseballSTATS NOT RECEIVED BY TIME OF PRESS RUN

4-15 Fayette v. Edon BaseballSTATS NOT RECEIVED BY TIME OF PRESS RUN

Tennis ActionTHE HOMETOWN HUDDLE

WAUSEON: April 17, 2014 – The Wauseon Indians bounced back from their Monday letdown in a big way on April 17. Unfortunately for Ayersville, they were standing in the road when the express came through.

The Tribe took full advantage of an understaffed Pilots’ team, pouring on the pain in what became a 5-0 shutout.

The following results are by match…

VARSITY SINGLESLevi Rees dispatched Quin Fleming

(Ayersville) 6-1 and 6-0Chris Yackee swept Shauna Stout

(Ayersville) 6-0 and 6-0The third match was awarded to

Wauseon by default

VARSITY DOUBLESTony Reyes / Taylor Wilcoxon toppled Alex Whitaker / Katerina Betts (Ayers-

ville) 6-1 and 6-Derek Brandon Bernath / Andrew Kohls zilched Madison Ardlen /

Desirae Pohl (Ayersville) 6-0 and 6-0

Wauseon Indians’ Netters Pitch A 5-0 Shutout At Outgunned Ayersville

WAUSEON: April 14, 2014 – The Wauseon Indians’ cordial welcome to Bowl-ing Green was met with a haymaker as the visitors landed a convincing 4-1 setback on the Tribe.

Levi Rees picked up the lone win for Wauseon in a three-set match.

The following results are by match…

VARSITY SINGLES

Tyler Shipley fell to Ryan Matzinger (BG) 2-6, 6-4 and 3-6

Alex Wenger fell to Austin Ezzone (BG) 5-7 and 3-6

Levi Rees defeated Austin Ray (BG) 3-6, 7-5 and 7-6

VARSITY DOUBLESZach Spadafore / Fernando Canales fell

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Derek Zimmerman / Colin Tedrow were defeated by Jacob Leuder / Alex Messen-ger (BG) 3-6 and 6-7

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VICTORY AT THE MOUND ... Makayla Hayes picked up the victory over Fayette.

PHOTOS BY MARK MERCER, STAFFSUCCESS ... Crossing the plate, Rachael Oxender had a big day for the Lady Eagles.

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Hilltop Lady Cadets Crush Visiting Ayersville In Non-Conference Action

WEST UNITY, April 18– The Hilltop Lady Cadets played host to visiting Ayers-ville on April 18, taking down the visiting Lady Pilots 10-0 off of a 4 hit game pitched by Bailey Funkhouser.

Funkhouser went the full 6 innings in the game, allowing only 4 hits while fan-ning 4 batters in the victory.

Offensively for Hilltop, Hannah Blei-kamp and Karissa Crisenberry each went deep over the fence for round trip shots. Also for Hilltop, Allie Schmitt had a big game for the Lady Cadets, going 2 for 4

at the plate and driving in 2 RBI’s on the day. Sydney Schmitt also recorded a big day, going 2 for 3 with a double and tak-ing credit for 2 RBI’s. Brooke Chapin also recorded a single for the Lady Cadets with 2 RBI’s.

The victory moves Hilltop to 6-5 on the season while remaining undefeated in con-ference play at 4-0 to lead the BBC.

RUNS / HITS / ERRORSHilltop 10 – 13 – 0Ayersville 0 – 4 – 2

PHOTOS BY TIMOTHY KAYS, STAFFFOUR THE HARD WAY ... Kaitlin Chrisman of Edon is welcomed home after clocking an inside-the-park grand slam.

PLAY AT THE PLATE ... Carley Muehlfeld of Edon tries to score ahead of the tag of Taylor Hartman of Fayette.

PHOTOS BY ANGI WALKUP, STAFFSAFE ... Emily Hubby of Pettisville arrives at second ahead of the throw to Connor Sul-livan of Stryker.

AWAITING A CALL ... Mallory Riegsecker of Pettisville slides home but Miranda Pegorch of Stryker already has the ball.

4-15 Fayette v. Edon SoftballSTATS NOT RECEIVED BY TIME OF PRESS RUN

4-17 Wauseon v. Delta SoftballSTATS NOT RECEIVED BY TIME OF PRESS RUN

4-17 Stryker v. Pettisville SoftballSTATS NOT RECEIVED BY TIME OF PRESS RUN

4-17 North Central v. Fayette SoftballSTATS NOT RECEIVED BY TIME OF PRESS RUN

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Edon Boys Take DownStryker & Fayette

EDON: April 9, 2014 – Experience and team size…two intangibles that rested square-ly in the corner of the Edon Bombers on April 9. On this day, the hometown boys wel-comed in the Fayette Eagles and the Stryker Panthers for a round of BBC track and field events. The disparity of size proved to be a powerful factor and experience was the clincher as the Bombers easily outgunned the two smaller squads.

Edon placed first with 109 points, with Fayette taking second with 49.5 points, and Stryker third with 8.5.

Due to unintelligible stats, individual results were unavailable.

Hicksville Aces Run Away From BBC Foes Hilltop & Stryker

HICKSVILLE: April 9, 2014 – The well staffed Hicksville Aces had little difficul-ty bouncing the much smaller teams of Stryker and Hilltop from the field on April 9.

Hicksville finished with 120 points, 90 better than second place Hilltop. Stryker placed third with 16.

The following Stryker and Hilltop fin-ishes were posted by event…

Shot3rd – Opdycke – S – 33′ 11″

High Jump4th – Bost – S – 5′ 2″

Long Jump4th – Fryar – S – 14′ 5″

Pole Vault1st – McKinney – H – 12′ 0″

4 x 8002nd – Hilltop – 9:42.9

100 Dash3rd – Z. Spahr – S – 13.3

4th – Greutman – S – 13.7

4 x 2002nd – Hilltop – 2:02.9

16001st – Livensparger – H – 5:06.1

4 x 1002nd – Stryker – 56.3

4003rd – Shilling – H – 1:01.0

4th – McKinney – H – 1:04.3

8002nd – Shilling – H – 2:34.94th – Planson – S – 2:41.1

2002nd – Z. Spahr – S – 29.23rd – Greutman – S – 29.9

32001st – Livensparger – H – 11:25.6

4 x 4002nd – Hilltop – 4:25.3

Edon Lady BombersDefeat Stryker & Fayette

EDON: April 9, 2014 – The Edon Lady Bombers welcomed BBC rivals Fayette and Stryker to Leanne Field for a track and field tri-meet on April 9.

The hometown Belles in Bomber Blue prevailed on this day, taking first place with 80 points, The Stryker Panthers placed second with 68 points, and the understaffed Fayette Eagles finished third with 19.

Due to unintelligible stats, individual results were unavailable.

Hicksville Lady Aces NarrowlyTurn Back Stryker & Hilltop

HICKSVILLE: April 9, 2014 – The Lady Aces narrowly escaped the Stryker Lady Panthers in a tri-meet with Hilltop on April 9.

One slim point separated first from sec-ond place on this day, with that one point falling into the column of the hometown girls who won over Stryker, 63-62. The Lady Cadets of Hilltop placed third with 21 points.

The following Stryker and Hilltop fin-ishes were posted by event…

Discus4th – Unknown – H – 53′ 3″

Shot3rd – Paxton – S – 21′ 2″4th – Semer – H – 19′ 0″

Long Jump1st – Breier – S – 14′ 6″

4 x 8002nd – Stryker – 12:06.1

100 Hurdles1st – Paxton – S – 19.30

100 Dash1st – Speelman – S – 13.2

2nd – Rupp – S – 13.73rd – Breier – S – 13.7

4th – Creamer – H – 13.8

4 x 2002nd – Stryker – 2:46.9

16001st – Routhier – H – 6:16.43rd – Whitman – S – 6:34.14th – Johnson – H – 7:30.0

4 x 1001st – Stryker – 56.6

4001st – Rupp – S – 1:07.1

300 Hurdles1st – Creamer – H – 53.52nd – Paxton – S – 57.2

8003rd – Graber – S – 2:59.6

2001st – Rupp – S – 28.1

2nd – Speelman – S -28.23rd – Creamer – H – 30.0

32002nd – Graber – S – 13:32.1

3rd – Routhier – H – 14:19.94th – Whitman – S – 14:58.8

4 x 4001st – Stryker – 4:44

Hilltop Cadets Outgun North Central Eagles At The Eisenhart InvitationalTINORA: April 11 – The Hilltop Cadets

and the North Central Eagles represented the BBC at the 2014 running of the Bob Eisenhart Invitational on April 11.

Although the Eagles’ squad is more than twice the size of that of the Cadets, Hilltop has the huge edge in experience. On this day, that experience paid big divi-dends as Brady Livensparger personally accounted for 14 points in the distance events to lead Hilltop to the sixth place fin-ish with 22 points, leaving North Central in eighth with 5.

The following North Central and Hilltop finishes were posted by event…

6 – Hilltop – 22

8 – No. Central – 5

Boys 100 Meter DashPreliminaries

10 Knepper, Adam – No. Central – 12.8013 Nafziger, Devin – No. Central – 13.56

Boys 200 Meter Dash11 Nafziger, Devin – No. Central – 26.8212 Knepper, Adam – No. Central – 27.04

Boys 400 Meter Dash8 – McKinney, Will – Hilltop – 59.9311 – Nafziger, Devin – No. Central –

1:01.4514 – McCain, RyLee – Hilltop – 1:07.59

15 – Oxender, Brett – No. Central – 1:08.76

Boys 800 Meter Run7 – Shilling, Joe – Hilltop – 2:22.2413 – Law, Josiah – Hilltop – 2:42.76

14 – Traxler, Nate – No. Central – 2:47.6415 – Oxender, Brett – No. Central –

2:51.35

Boys 1600 Meter Run2 – Livensparger, Brady – Hilltop – 5:02.9310 – Vassar, Jason – No. Central – 5:32.14

12 – Sakos, Trenton – No. Central – 5:36.53

16 – Smith, Levie – Hilltop – 6:26.70

Boys 3200 Meter Run3 – Livensparger, Brady – Hilltop –

11:01.308 – Sakos, Trenton – No. Central –

11:43.3513 – Vassar, Jason – No. Central –

12:16.0814 – Smith, Levie – Hilltop – 14:32.68

Boys 110 Meter HurdlesPreliminaries

10 – Grodi, Jakub – No. Central – 20.8611 – Faler, Kaleb – No. Central – 21.58

Boys 300 Meter Hurdles10 – Faler, Kaleb – No. Central – 52.3411 – Grodi, Jakub – No. Central – 52.90

Boys 4×100 Meter Relay6 – No. Central ‘A’ – 54.63

Boys 4×200 Meter Relay7 – No. Central ‘A’ – 2:01.39

Boys 4×400 Meter Relay7 – No. Central ‘A’ – 4:31.80

Boys 4×800 Meter Relay5 – Hilltop ‘A’ – 9:46.63

7 – No. Central ‘A’ – 10:30.62

Boys Pole Vault3 – McKinney, Will – Hilltop – J10-06.00

Boys Long Jump11 – Hopkins, Jacob – No. Central – 14-

02.5012 – Rhinard, Zachary – No. Central – 12-

02.25

Boys Shot Put10 – Cogswell, Brady – No. Central – 36-

05.5014 – Munger, Alex – No. Central – 29-

02.50

Boys Discus Throw4 – Cogswell, Brady – No. Central – 123-

0513 – Munger, Alex – No. Central – 94-06

North Central Lady Eagle And Hilltop Lady Cadets

Meet At The EisenhartTINORA: April 11 – The competition at

the Eisenhart Invitational has never been anything short of tough, but two of the smallest BBC squads left their marks on the field on April 11.

The Hilltop Lady Cadets and the North Central Lady Eagles were both in the mix that saw the Hilltop girls pull away from North Central on the strength of a Mad-eleine Routhier second place finish in the 1600. Hilltop closed out the event in sev-enth with 21 points, and North Central took eighth with 5.

The following North Central and Hilltop finishes were posted by event…

7 – Hilltop – 21

8 – No. Central – 5

Girls 100 Meter DashPreliminaries

8 – Kemarly, Alaina – No. Central – 14.15q9 – Creamer, Kailey – Hilltop – 14.43

13 – Logan, Asia – No. Central – 14.8615 – Tompkins, Taylor – Hilltop – 15.84

Finals6 – Kemarly, Alaina – No. Central – 13.86

Girls 200 Meter Dash11 – Creamer, Kailey – Hilltop – 30.8613 – Kemarly, Alaina – No. Central –

31.7814 – Tompkins, Taylor – Hilltop – 33.2516 – Newby, Nicole – No. Central – 39.33

Girls 800 Meter Run14 – Shaw, Keeley – No. Central – 3:23.0415 – Ashbough, Brooke – Hilltop – 3:32.57

Girls 1600 Meter Run2 – Routhier, Madeleine – Hilltop –

5:57.3911 – Johnson, Gabie – Hilltop – 6:52.11

13 – Harper, Taylor – No. Central – 7:03.00

Girls 3200 Meter Run7 – Johnson, Gabie – Hilltop – 15:39.94

8 – Harper, Taylor – No. Central – 15:56.84

Girls 100 Meter HurdlesPreliminaries

6 – Vandevoorde, Cady – No. Central – 20.55q

7 – Vassar, Samantha – No. Central – 21.06q

Finals7 – Vandevoorde, Cady – No. Central –

20.498 – Vassar, Samantha – No. Central –

21.27

Girls 300 Meter Hurdles4 – Creamer, Kailey – Hilltop – 55.786 – Vassar, Samantha – No. Central –

58.578 – Vandevoorde, Cady – No. Central –

1:01.91

Girls 4×100 Meter Relay6 – No. Central ‘A’ – 57.33

7 – Hilltop ‘A’ – 1:03.10

Girls 4×200 Meter Relay6 – No. Central ‘A’ – 2:01.83

Girls 4×800 Meter Relay6 – Hilltop ‘A’ – 12:48.83

7 – No. Central ‘A’ – 14:17.56

Girls High Jump6 – Schofield, Brooke – No. Central –

4-04.00

Girls Long Jump9 – Shaw, Keeley – No. Central – 12-11.25

12 – Ashbough, Brooke – Hilltop – 10-03.00

13 – Kemarly, Alaina – No. Central – 7-10.50

Girls Shot Put11 – Pace, Cameron – No. Central – 23-

00.0012 – McConnaughey, Heather – No. Cen-

tral – 22-11.0013 – Semer, Page – Hilltop – 18-10.25

14 – Kunkle, Macey – Hilltop – 17-11.25

Girls Discus Throw7 – Pace, Cameron – No. Central – 78-0410 – McConnaughey, Heather – No. Cen-

tral – 61-0612 – Semer, Page – Hilltop – 53-04

13 – Kunkle, Macey – Hilltop – 42-02

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CONTINUATION OF TRACK & FIELD ACTION


Edon Bombers Outlast HamiltonTo Become Champions Of

The 2014 Marine InvitationalHAMILTON, INDIANA: April 12 – Mike

Peeples was a double winner; Kenny Or-dway dominated the disc and shot, and Alex Kirkingburg took the 400, leading the Edon Bombers to the championship of the Hamilton Marine Invitational on April 12.

Edon was able to hold off their hard charging hosts by a 132-127 run at the gold.

The following Edon finishes were posted by event…


7 – Whittaker, Jordan – Edon – 13.678 – Frantom, Tyler – Edon – 13.88

Finals6 – Frantom, Tyler – Edon – 13.72


7 – Martin, Michael – Edon – 27.90 Q10 – Castillo, Cameron – Edon – 28.80

Finals6 – Martin, Michael – Edon – 28.50

Boys 400 Meter Dash1 – Kirkingburg, Alex – Edon – 56.90

Boys 800 Meter Run3 – Kirkingburg, Alex – Edon – 2:19.00

9 – Braun, Josh – Edon – 3:00.00

Boys 1600 Meter Ru3 – LaDuke, Andrew – Edon – 5:14.00

7 – Dunkle, Coy – Edon – 5:29.00

Boys 3200 Meter Run2 – Braun, JJ – Edon – 11:42.00

5 – Dunkle, Coy – Edon – 12:08.80

Boys 110 Meter Hurdles1 – Peeples, Mike – Edon – 17.004 – Julian, Jordan – Edon – 21.90

Boys 300 Meter Hurdles2 – Peeples, Mike – Edon – 47.30

5 – Martin, Michael – Edon – 55.00

Boys 4×100 Meter Relay3 – Edon ‘A’ – 52.88

Boys 4×400 Meter Relay3 – Edon ‘A’ – 4:03.00

Boys 4×800 Meter Relay3 – Edon ‘A’ – 10:15.00

Boys High Jump1 – Peeples, Mike – Edon – 6-00.00

Boys Pole Vault2 – Kirkingburg, Alex – Edon – 9-06.00

4 – Julian, Jordan – Edon – 8-06.00

Boys Long Jump3 – Peeples, Mike – Edon – 16-11.00

8 – Castillo, Cameron – Edon – 14-04.50

Boys Shot Put1 – Ordway, Kenny – Edon – 39-11.00

2 – Whittaker, Jordan – Edon – 34-03.50

Boys Discus Throw1 – Ordway, Kenny – Edon – 101-037 – Ziegenbusch, Ray – Edon – 73-03

Edon Lady Bombers Are Champions Of The 2014 Marine Invitational

HAMILTON, INDIANA: April 12 – Han-nah Gutting struck gold twice, and Lacie Marshall and the 4×100 relayers each cap-tured first place finishes to lead the Edon Lady Bombers to a convincing win at the Hamilton Marine Invitational on April 12.

Edon finished with 137 points, 31 bet-ter than their runner-up hosts.

The following Edon finishes were posted by event…


3 – Combs, Brittany – Edon – 15.22q6 – Schaffter, Paige – Edon – 16.03q

Finals2 – Combs, Brittany – Edon – 14.90


2 – Gearhart, Baylee – Edon – 32.80q2 – Combs, Brittany – Edon – 32.80q

Finals2 – Combs, Brittany – Edon – 31.003 – Gearhart, Baylee – Edon – 31.20

Girls 400 Meter Dash4 – Gearhart, Baylee – Edon – 1:12.005 – Trausch, Cassi – Edon – 1:13.00

Girls 800 Meter Run5 – Sonneberger, Kaitlyn – Edon – 2:57.706 – Sonneberger, Karissa – Edon – 3:06.00

Girls 1600 Meter Run

4 – Sonneberger, Kaitlyn – Edon – 6:16.005 – Sonneberger, Karissa – Edon – 6:24.00

Girls 3200 Meter Run3 – Sonneberger, Karissa – Edon –

14:01.004 – Sonneberger, Kaitlyn – Edon –

14:42.00

Girls 100 Meter Hurdles2 – Marshall, Lacie – Edon – 20.703 – Parrish, Valerie – Edon – 23.30

Girls 300 Meter Hurdles1 – Marshall, Lacie – Edon – 1:10.00

Girls 4×100 Meter Relay1 – Edon ‘A’ – 58.99

Girls 4×400 Meter Relay2 – Edon ‘A’ – 4:55.60

Girls 4×800 Meter Relay3 – Edon ‘A’ – 13:19.00

Girls Long Jump2 – Gearhart, Baylee – Edon – 12-04.504 – Schaffter, Paige – Edon – 10-06.50

Girls Shot Put1 – Gutting, Hannah – Edon – 37-04.003 – Parrish, Valerie – Edon – 27-00.00

Girls Discus Throw1 – Gutting, Hannah – Edon – 113-07

4 – Parrish, Valerie – Edon – 66-05

Montpelier Dominates Tri-MeetWith Delta And NC

DELTA: April 14 – The Montpelier Locomotives and the North Central Eagles invaded Delta for an April 14 tri-meet with the Panthers.

The Locos prevailed, taking first with 65 points, while the Eagles finished in third with 31.

Individual stats from this event were illegible.

Wauseon Indian Tracksters Take Down The Bryan Golden BearsWAUSEON: April 17 – The Wauseon

Indians found the Bryan Golden Bears tough competition on April 17 but they were more than up to the task in planting a 75-62 defeat on their visitors in NWOAL competition.

The following Wauseon finishes were posted by event…

Discus1st – N Castle 169′ 6″

2nd – N Stickley 134′ 0.5″

Shot1st – N Castle 48′ 11″

2nd – A Werder 48′ 6.75″3rd – R Huss 44′ 1.5″

High Jump1st – K Boysel 6′ 0″3rd – A Bost 5′ 6″

Long Jump1st – K. Boysel 21′ 3.5″2nd – D Rupp 18′ 1.5″

Pole Vault1st – D McIntosh 9′ 6″

3rd – D Hench 9′ 0″

4 x 8002nd – Wauseon 9:33.65

110 Hurdles2nd – K Boysel 16.93

16001st – Q Reiser 4:36

4001st – M Creager 56.122nd – B Thourot 56.213rd – T Leininger 56.9

300 Hurdles3rd – D Rupp 45.18

8001st – Q Reiser 2:06.433rd – T Wilson 2:17.75

2001st – T Gype 24.37

2nd – C Byers 24.753rd – S Clausen 25.37

4 x 4001st – Wauseon 3:41.81

Pettisville And Edon Take Their Road Shows To The Wayne Trace Invite

HAVILAND: April 17 – The Pettisville Blackbirds and the Edon Bombers were participants in the Wayne Trace Invita-tional on April 17.

With a win in the 1600 relay, the Black-birds finished seventh with 51 points. Mike Peeples is again looking like the guy who won the state title in 2012. He took the high jump to lead the Bombers to the ninth place slot with 23 points.

The following Pettisville, Stryker and Edon finishes were posted by event…

7 – Pettisville – 519 – Edon – 23

Boys 4×800 Meter Relay2 – Pettisville – 8:44.10


4 – Michael Peeples – Edon – 17.51Q5 – Ethan Brakefield – Pettisville – 17.24Q

Semi-Finals3 – Ethan Brakefield – Pettisville – 17.28Q

5 – Michael Peeples – Edon – 17.70Q6 – Michael Martin – Edon – J19.62q

Finals3 – Michael Peeples – Edon – 16.74

6 – Ethan Brakefield – Pettisville – 17.54

Boys 1600 Meter Run3 – Kyle Lantz – Pettisville – 4:40.51

5 – Dominic Frey – Pettisville – 4:45.84


5 – Ethan Brakefield – Pettisville – 43.43

Boys 800 Meter Run5 – Jacob Hauter – Pettisville – 2:13.23

Boys 3200 Meter Run4 – Dominic Frey – Pettisville – 10:26.05

Boys 4×400 Meter Relay1 – Pettisville – 3:41.56

5 – Edon – 3:54.61

Boys Discus Throw4 – Josiah Hoops – Pettisville – 122-08

Boys High Jump1 – Michael Peeples – Edon – 6-04.00

2 – Austin Dykstra – Pettisville – 6-02.00

Boys Long Jump5 – Michael Peeples – Edon – 18-01.00

Boys Pole Vault3 – Jakob Waidelich – Pettisville – 10-

06.004 – Wyatt Walkowski – Edon – 10-00.00

Caleb Blanchong leads his team mate Aar-on Beck in a lap of the 1600 meters. TJ Gype takes the baton from Austin

Brown in the boys 4x200 meter relay.

BBC Girls Shine At TheWayne Trace Invitational

HAVILAND: April 17 – The lady track-sters of Edon, Pettisville, and Stryker were in the mix at the 2014 Wayne Trace Invita-tional on April 17.

All three schools came home with event performances in which to take pride, with first place finishes going to Alexa Leppel-meier and Jordyn Pursel of Pettisville, sec-ond place finishes going to Audra Rupp and Paige Speelman of Stryker, and a record setting performance by Hannah Gutting of Edon. The Lady Bomber senior broke the 2009 record of Edon’s Jenni Troyer with a discus fling of 128′ 5″…almost half a foot better than the old mark.

In team numbers, Pettisville captured fourth place, with Stryker taking ninth and Edon thirteenth.

The following Pettisville, Stryker and Edon finishes were posted by event…

4 – Pettisville – 42

9 – Stryker – 33

13 – Edon – 17

Girls 4×800 Meter Relay6 – Pettisville – 11:10.73

Girls 100 Meter HurdlesPreliminaries

6 – Gabrielle Paxton – Stryker – 18.82


1 – Paige Speelman – Stryker – 13.83Q

Semi-Finals2 – Paige Speelman – Stryker – 13.97Q

4 – Audra Rupp – Stryker – 14.25Q

Finals2 – Paige Speelman – Stryker – 13.37

5 – Audra Rupp – Stryker – 13.87

Girls 4×200 Meter Relay6 – Pettisville – 1:59.35

Girls 1600 Meter Run3 – Alexa Leppelmeier – Pettisville –

5:44.44

Girls 400 Meter Dash2 – Audra Rupp – Stryker – 1:04.25

4 – Paige Speelman – Stryker – 1:07.27

Girls 800 Meter Run1 – Alexa Leppelmeier – Pettisville –

2:36.22

Girls 200 Meter DashSemi-Finals

2 – Audra Rupp – Stryker – 29.08Q

Finals3 – Audra Rupp – Stryker – 28.14

Girls 4×400 Meter Relay4 – Stryker – 4:33.10

6 – Pettisville – 4:36.18

Girls Discus Throw1 – Hannah Brehm-Gutting – Edon – 128-

05 * Broke the record of 122-10 set by Jenni Troyer of Edon in 2009 *

2 Brooke Waidelich – Pettisville – 102-08

Girls Long Jump6 – Brittany Breier – Stryker – 14-07.00

Girls Shot Put3 – Hannah Brehm-Gutting – Edon – J35-

04.504 – Trisha Cousino – Pettisville – 30-03.50

6 – Brooke Waidelich – Pettisville – 30-00.25

Girls Pole Vault1 – Jordyn Pursel – Pettisville – 9-00.00

6 – Destinee Riter – Edon – 7-00.00

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Raychel Ramos competes in the 4x200 meter relay for the Indians.

Aneesa Volkman runs to the outside of Kylie Archibeque in the girl’s 1600 meter race.

Wauseon Lady Indians Take The NWOAL Tomahawk To Bryan

WAUSEON: April 17 – The Wauseon Lady Indians and the Lady Bears of Bryan hooked up for an NWOAL knockdown-drag out on April 17, but the only ones being knocked down and dragged out were the visitors.

The Tribe registered first place finishes in every event but two, one of those being an event in which the hometown girls did not participate, en route to plastering Bry-an by a 105.5-45.5 score.

The following Wauseon finishes were posted by event…

Discus1st – B Thompson 117’4″

2nd – S Frank 111′ 8″3rd – K. Strauss 95′ 8″

Shot1st – B. Thompson 34′ 3″2nd – M Triana 32′ 7.25″

3rd – S Frank 32′ 6″

High Jump1st – S Bosell 4′ 6″2nd – A Bosell 4′ 2″

Long Jump1st – S Wyse 15′ 3″

3rd – M Schaffner 14′ 8.25″

Pole Vault3rd – Campbell 7′ 0″

4 x 8001st – Wauseon 10:28.68

100 Hurdles1st – K Roberts 17.183rd – H Mealer 17.59

100 Dash1st – H Archibeque 13.18

3rd – R Ramos 14.06

4 x 2001st – Wauseon 1:54.12

16001st – An Volkman 5:40.71

2nd – K Archibeque 5:52.09

4 x 1001st – Wauseon 54.62

4001st – S Wyse 1:04.653rd – A Lane 1:10.28

300 Hurdles1st – H Mealer 51.43

2nd – L Archibeque 52.123rd – K Roberts 54.4

8001st – M Beck 2:46.033rd – D Saaf 2:56.56

2001st – S Wyse 28.96

2nd – R Ramos 30.713rd – S Bosell 31.53

32001st – T Vernot 11:32.07

2nd – K Archibeque 12:48.87

CONTINUATION OF ASSORTED SPORTS ACTION

Montpelier Jr. High Boys Dumped By WauseonMONTPELIER: April 7 – The Wauseon

Indians defeated the Montpelier Locomo-tive junior high boys in April 7 NWOAL track.

Wauseon placed first with 63 points, and Montpelier took second with 56

The following finishes were posted by event…

Wauseon – 63

Montpelier – 56

Shot Put – Kumey – W – 34′

Discus – Zirke – W – 77′ 11″

Long Jump – Friend – M – 16′ 5″

High Jump – Blanton – W – 4′ 9″

Pole Vault – Bentley – M – 5′

110 Hurdles – Lamberson – M – 19.08

100M – Friend – M – 12.71

1600M – Vernot – W – 05:44.0

4X100 – Montpelier – M – Unknown

400M – Newlove – W – 01:04.0

4X200 – Montpelier – M – 02:03.1

200 Hurdles – Schweinhasen – W – 35.72

800M – Newlove – W – 02:36.5

200M – Grubb – M – 28.68

4X400 – Wauseon – W – Unknown

Wauseon Jr. Hi ThincladsGet Past Montpelier

MONTPELIER: April 7 – The Wauseon Lady Indians got past the Montpelier Loco-motive junior high girls in April 7 NWOAL track.

Wauseon placed first with 74 points, and Montpelier took second with 40

The following finishes were posted by event…

Wauseon – 74

Montpelier – 40

Shot Put – Campbell – W – 32′ 2″

Discus – Campbell – W – 65′ 4″

Long Jump – Sauber – W – 12′ 5 1/2″

High Jump – Penrod – W – 4′

100 Hurdles – Vasvery – W – 19.44

100M – McLeod – W – 15

1600M – Carlson – M – 06:09.7

4X100 – Montpelier – M – N/A

400M – Sauber – W – 01:16.2

4X200 – Montpelier – M – 02:20.9

200 Hurdles – Lyons – M – 37.07

800M – Carlson – M – 02:51.1

200M – Sauber – W – 32.07

4X400 – Wauseon – W – 05:20.1

Pettisville Boys Take Ninth AtThe Patrick Henry Jr. Hi Invite

HAMLER: April 17 – The Zachariah Morrison, Calvin Nofziger, and Sam Ry-chener each captures a second place fin-ish at the Patrick Henry Junior High Invi-tational, leading the Pettisville Blackbirds to the ninth place finish at the event.

The following Pettisville finishes were posted by event…



18 – Keim, Caleb – Pettisville – 14.81

Boys 200 Meter Dash12 – Young, Garrett – Pettisville – 28.73

21 – Baer, Birch – Pettisville – 32.52

Boys 400 Meter Dash2 – Nofziger, Calvin – Pettisville – 1:01.73

5 – Morrison, Zachariah – Pettisville – 1:03.31

Boys 800 Meter Run10 – Wyse, Connor – Pettisville – 2:30.71

Boys 1600 Meter Run8 – Wyse, Connor – Pettisville – 5:24.25

23 – Stuckey, Tony – Pettisville – 6:22.05


5 – Rychener, Sam – Pettisville – 20.48q

Finals2 – Rychener, Sam – Pettisville – 19.58

Boys 200 Meter Hurdles8 – Rychener, Jaret – Pettisville – 35.1812 – Keim, Caleb – Pettisville – 36.07

Boys 4×200 Meter Relay8 – Pettisville ‘A’ – 2:02.42

Boys 4×400 Meter Relay6 – Pettisville ‘A’ – 4:26.10

Boys High Jump7 – Rychener, Jaret – Pettisville – J4-

10.0012 – Rychener, Sam – Pettisville – 4-02.00

Boys Pole Vault2 – Morrison, Zachariah – Pettisville –

7-00.00

Boys Long JumpPreliminaries

6 – Rychener, Sam – Pettisville – J12-09.00q

14 – Nofziger, Calvin – Pettisville – 11-11.00

Finals6 – Rychener, Sam – Pettisville – J12-

09.00

Montpelier Girls Triumph Over Delta & NCDELTA: April 14 – The Lady Panthers of Delta welcomed in the Lady Eagles of

North Central and the Lady Locos of Montpelier for a round of junior high track on April 14.

Montpelier posted a convincing win, outgunning Delta and North Central com-bined with 79 points. The Lady Eagles placed third with 33.

Individual stats from this event were illegible.

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HAMLER: April 17 – The Pettisville Lady Blackbird girls got first place fin-ishes from Elizabeth Beck, Nichole Foor, Kendal Pursel and the 4 x 400 relayers to finish second at the Patrick Henry Junior High Invitational.

The following Pettisville finishes were posted by event…



6 – Pursel, Kendal – Pettisville – 14.60q17 – Nofziger, Kendi – Pettisville – 15.26

Finals6 – Pursel, Kendal – Pettisville – 14.82


8 – Herring, Sarah – Pettisville – 30.4820 – Johnson-Dixon, Kayla – Pettisville –

33.49

Girls 400 Meter Dash1 – Beck, Elizabeth – Pettisville – 1:08.47

2 – Leppelmeier, Morgan – Pettisville – 1:09.54

Girls 800 Meter Run2 – Hostetler, Kamryn – Pettisville –

2:47.1417 – Beck, Sarah – Pettisville – 3:07.16

Girls 1600 Meter Run1 – Foor, Nichole – Pettisville – 6:00.80

3 – Hostetler, Kamryn – Pettisville – 6:10.37

Girls 100 Meter Hurdles

Preliminaries9 – Foor, Nichole – Pettisville – 19.3921 – Tilley, Sami – Pettisville – 22.05

Girls 200 Meter Hurdles12 – Wixom, Madeleine – Pettisville –

39.34

Girls 4×100 Meter Relay4 – Pettisville ‘A’ – 57.86

Girls 4×200 Meter Relay2 – Pettisville ‘A’ – 2:04.53

Girls 4×400 Meter Relay1 – Pettisville ‘A’ – 4:41.60

Girls High Jump6 – Tilley, Sami – Pettisville – J4-04.00

Girls Pole Vault1 – Pursel, Kendal – Pettisville – 6-09.002 – Leppelmeier, Morgan – Pettisville –

6-06.00

Girls Long JumpPreliminaries

17 – Tilley, Sami – Pettisville – 10-01.5021 – Wixom, Madeleine – Pettisville –

9-08.00

Girls Shot PutPreliminaries

10 – Hauter, Katie – Pettisville – 30-00.00

Girls Discus ThrowPreliminaries

5 – Hauter, Katie – Pettisville – 72-00q

Finals6 – Hauter, Katie – Pettisville – 72-00

Pettisville JH Girls Take Second At The PHI

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The Hometown Huddle - April 23rd, 2014