Thursday Roundup: Sidney’s girls soccer team ties Centerville

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SIDNEY — Sidney’s girls soccer team kept its good start going on Thursday night. The Yellow Jackets tied Centerville in a scoreless game to stay undefeated with a 5-0-1 record.

Centerville (6-0-1) has won Greater Western Ohio Conference divisional championships each of the last three seasons and advanced to the Division I district finals last year.

Though Sidney lost nine players to graduation off of last season’s 8-1-1 squad, there has not been a drop off so far. The Yellow Jackets outscored their first five opponents 29-4, including a 7-0 win over Stebbins on Wednesday night.

Senior forward Elaine Wisenmayer leads the GWOC with 14 goals and has 10 assists, while freshman forward Khia McMillen has scored seven goals and has five assists. Sophomore goalkeeper Carly Dean has 40 saves and three shutouts to her credit.

Sidney plays next on Monday at Northmont.

Anna 3, Lima Central Catholic 0

Taylor Noll scored two goals and Clair Bensman scored one in the Rockets’ win on Thursday. Emily Albers and Taylor Kauffman each had one assist, while goalie Savannah Hostetler had six saves in the shutout.

Anna (5-0, 4-0 Western Ohio Soccer League) plays at Greenville on Monday in a nonconference game.

Lehman Catholic 7, Coldwater 1

Coldwater scored the first goal but the Cavaliers dominated from there on Thursday. Lindsey Magoteaux scored two goals for Lehman while Molly Safreed, Samantha Edwards, Grace Monnin, Rylie McIver and Ava Behr scored one goal each.

Lehman (5-1) returns to action on Tuesday against Spencerville.

Botkins 1, Riverdale 1

Katie Egbert scored a goal off an assist by Paige Lane in the second half to force a tie with Riverdale on Thursday. Botkins (1-1-2) plays at home on Saturday against Newton.

Boys Soccer

Sidney 2, Stebbins 0

Jalen Hudgins scored both goals in Sidney’s win on Thursday. Evan Burden and Damien Jones each had an assist.

“We played much better tonight in our win, but we are still missing on finishing the ball in the net,” Sidney coach Jamie Fridley said. “If we can get that one aspect of our game down, we will be even a better team. We got off to a good start tonight with two goals in the first half, then our scoring woes got us again in the second half. We beat them in all phases of the game, attacking, defending and possession.”

Sidney (5-3, 4-0 GWOC American North) plays next on Tuesday at Trotwood-Madison. Saturday’s originally scheduled home game against St. Marys has been postponed to Sept. 28.

Jackson Center 8, Lincolnview 2

Gavin Booser scored three goals, Bryce Carter scored two goals and Clay Akers, Trevor Elliott and Kennadie Reese scored one goal each in Jackson Center’s win on Thursday.

The Tigers (3-2-1) play next on Tuesday at Benjamin Logan.

Lehman Catholic 5, New Knoxville 2

Jake Emrick scored two goals for the Cavaliers on Thursday. Ryan Goettemoeller, Conor O’Leary and Michael Denning each scored one goal. Emrick had two assists, while Goettemoeller and Elijah Jock each had one.

Lehman took a 3-0 lead before New Knoxville scored, then hit another right before halftime to take a 4-1 lead.

“That fourth goal right before the break was big,” Lehman coach Tom Wiseman said. “We had settled in and went back into some bad habits and weren’t playing really good soccer for about 20 minutes. Once we got the one right before the half, that gave us the breathing room we needed.”

Chris Covert and Joseph Baende scored the Rangers’ goals. Baende and Jonah Lageman each had an assist, while Ryland Dyrness had 14 saves.

Lehman (4-2, 4-0 WOSL) plays next on Sept. 21 at Jackson Center.

Volleyball

Sidney 3, West Carrollton 0

Sidney won its third match in a row with 25-14, 25-15 and 25-5 wins over the Pirates on Thursday.

Payton Boshears fired off six aces on 17-of-19 serving and Alina Kindle added four. Allie Herrick led the defense with nine digs and Abby Nuss chipped in with six.

Kindle drilled 13 kills and Arielle Snider knocked down 10. Snider added two solo blocks and two block assists. Carrie Nuss set up the offense with 23 assists.

The Jackets (3-5, 3-3 GWOC North) are back in action on Saturday when they host Northmont.

Fort Loramie 3, Houston 0

The Redskins beat Houston 25-22, 25-10 and 25-10 in a Shelby County Athletic League match on Thursday.

Morgan Holscher had 11 kills for Fort Loramie, while Chloe Stang had seven. Kenzie Hoelscher, Brooke Raterman, Marissa Meiring and Abby Holthaus had four each. Emily Austin had 14 digs.

Hayden Riesenbeck had five kills and two digs for the Wildcats, while Olivia Bowser had 12 digs and two kills and Sarah Monnier had 10 digs and two kills. Amber Stangel had 11 digs and two aces, while Hannah Bixler had 10 digs and one assist. Alyssa Kemp led the team with 12 assists.

Fort Loramie (6-5, 4-0 SCAL) plays next on Tuesday at Jackson Center, while Houston (2-6, 1-4) hosts Bradford on Saturday.

Russia 3, Botkins 0

The Raiders beat Botkins 25-18, 25-4 and 25-16 on Thursday.

Laurissa Poling had 14 kills, three blocks and two aces while Morgan Wenrick had nine kills and Jenna Cordonnier had six. Cordonnier led the team with 24 assists and four digs, while Whitney Pleiman had 17 digs and seven aces.

Danielle Schwartz had 10 digs and eight kills for the Trojans (3-5, 2-3), while Meg Russell had 16 digs and Brielle Roroff had seven assists.

Russia (6-2, 4-0) is in first place in the SCAL. The Raiders play next on Tuesday at home against Fairlawn, while Botkins’ next match is on Monday at home against Indian Lake.

Jackson Center 3, Fairlawn 0

The Tigers picked up their second SCAL match in a row with 25-12, 25-16 and 25-12 wins over the Jets on Thursday.

Raquel Kessler had 19 kills, six digs and two aces for Jackson Center. Madilynn Platfoot had 24 assists, Katie Sosby had 17 digs and Elizabeth Hickey had six kills.

Lauren Dudgeon had nine kills, six digs and two blocks for Fairlawn. Brittany Strunk had eight assists and seven digs, Lauren Weinscenk had 13 digs, Kenedee Gallimore had 12 digs and MaCalla Huelskamp had three kills, three digs and one block.

Jackson Center (3-4, 2-2) returns to action on Saturday at Lehman, while Fairlawn (2-5, 0-4) plays at the Mechanicsburg Invitational.

Riverside 3, Lehman Catholic 2

The Pirates won the fifth set 15-12 to take the match. Riverside won the first two sets each by a 25-20 score, while Lehman won the next two 27-25 and 25-17.

Lauryn Sanford had 20 assists for Riverside, while Marissa Davis had 17 kills and nine solo blocks.

Riverside (7-2) plays next on Saturday at Springfield Northwestern.

Coldwater 3, New Knxoville 0

The Cavaliers won 25-11, 25-13 and 25-15 in a Midwest Athletic Conference match on Thursday.

Girls Golf

Versailles 175, St. Henry 190

The Tigers stayed undefeated in the MAC with Thursday’s victory.

Lauren Durham was the medalist with a 40. Anna Groff had a 41 and Morgan Barlage and Morgan Heitkamp each had 47 to finish Versailles’ scoring. Jorja Pothast had a 49 and Maddie Durham had a 50. Ellen Naumann had the best score of the day for St. Henry with a 41.

Versailles (5-0, 5-0 MAC) plays next on Monday at Coldwater.

Mechanicsburg 234, Riverside 236

Riverside’s Dana Jones was the medalist with a 46 on Thursday at Cherokee Hills Golf Course.

Boys Golf

Anna 175, Fairlawn 211

Isaac Cain led Anna on Thursday at Shelby Oaks Golf Course with a 41. Mason Platfoot had a 42, Eli Kuck had a 45 and Cole Mauer had a 47 to finish out the team’s scoring. Evan Bensman had a 49 and Christian Klinger had a 50.

Jackson Jones had a 50 for the Jets. Drew Maddy had a 51, Doug Wright had a 53 and Luke Hickman had a 57.

Anna (4-2 SCAL) plays at the Franklin-Monroe Jet Invitational on Saturday. The Jets (2-4) play next on Thursday at the SCAL Tournament at Shelby Oaks.

Fort Loramie 170, Russia 201

Loramie’s Craig Eilerman was the medalist with a 41. Zach Pleiman had a 42, Mitchel Puthoff had a 43, and Shea Swick finished the team’s scoring with a 44. Eli Rosengarten had a 45 and Jared Middendorf had a 50.

Jack Dapore led Russia with a 42. Will Sherman had a 47, and Drew Sherman, Evan Coverstone and Max Bohman each had 56.

The Redskins (6-0) play next on Monday at Milton-Union. The Raiders (3-3) play on Monday at Piqua.

Minster 173, New Knoxville 200

Minster’s Adam Knapke was the medalist on Thursday at Arrowhead Golf Course with a 41. Joseph Magoto had a 42, Ethan Lehmkuhl had a 43, Grant Koenig had a 47, Logan Lazier had a 48 and Grant Voisard had a 50 for the Wildcats.

Ray Newton had the low score for the Rangers with a 48.

Minster plays next on Monday against Fort Recovery at Arrowhead.

St. Henry 160, Versailles 194

Austin Pleiman had the low score for the Tigers (4-2, 4-1 MAC) with a 44. Will Eversole had a 50, Alex Keiser had a 51 and Connor VanSkyock had a 52.

St. Henry’s Kyle Naumann was the medalist with a 37.

Girls Tennis

Tippecanoe 5, Sidney 0

The Yellow Jackets lost their first conference match on Thursday. In singles, Hailey New lost 6-3 and 6-2, Naomi Riegel lost 6-1 and 6-1 and Madison Frank lost 6-1 and 6-2. In doubles, Caroline Gallimore and Auanna Edens lost 6-1 and 6-2 and Mara Hecht and Zoe Crist lost 6-1 and 6-3.

Sidney (7-6, 3-1 GWOC North) plays next on Tuesday at Troy.

Lehman 3, Alter “B” 2

Lehman improved to 2-8 overall with the win on Thursday. In singles, Claire Larger won 6-3 and 6-2, Sarah Gibson lost 6-2 and 6-3 and Melanie Brunner won 6-4 and 6-3. Alex Read and Angela Brunner lost 7-6 and 6-2 at first doubles, while Kiera Burns and Ann Pannapara won 6-4, lost 6-2 and won 6-3 at second doubles.

“Claire really worked the points well and was patient in her win,” Lehman coach Tim Ungericht said. “That’s something we have talked about. Melanie stayed in the match mentally strong the whole way, something we have been working with her on as well. Ann and Kiera won the deciding match over a good team. We made some strategy adjustments in the third set that paid off.

“Our team responded to me and Coach Brunner’s coaching very well and put it to use in their matches. That was a big key to our win tonight.”

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Sidney’s Elaine Wisenmayer
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