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High school postseason scores for May 14
Here are the OHSAA spring sport state tournament scores for Toledo-area teams on Tuesday, May 14. SOFTBALL Division IClyde District semifinals■ No. 3 Springfield 7, No. 4 Whitmer 1■ No. 2 Perrysburg 11, No. 10 Northview 1 BGSU District semifinals■ No. 1 Anthony Wayne 4, No. 12 Start 0■ No. 6 Mansfield Madison 7, No. 5 Findlay 2
Indians return to Victory Field, Prospects weekend kicks off Friday
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indians return to Victory Field Tuesday night for their 4th homestand of the season, hosting the Toledo Mud Hens. This 6 game series offers fans various activities to enjoy the ballgame. Bark in the Park kicks off Tuesday night. Prospects weekend, Native American Heritage night, and...
Springfield, Perrysburg softball win to set up Division I district final matchup
CLYDE, Ohio — For the third year in a row, Springfield and Perrysburg are meeting in a Division I softball district final. The Blue Devils defeated Whitmer, 7-1, in the first game at Joe Wilson Field at Clyde High School on Tuesday, and the Yellow Jackets beat Northview, 11-1, in five innings in the nightcap. Last year, Springfield beat Perrysburg, 7-4, in a district final, and in 2021, the Devils beat the Jackets, 8-1. The rematch will be at the same site Friday at 5 p.m.
Lockhart gets triple-A call to Toledo
In a trio of roster moves announced on Tuesday, SeaWolves ace Lael Lockhart received a call-up to triple-A Toledo. Lockhart made 18 starts over the course of the past two seasons with more than 100 strikeouts and a 1.89 ERA. Right-handed pitcher Garrett Burhenn moved up from high-A West Michigan and right-handed pitcher Brendan White […]
Madison stuns Findlay to reach district title softball game
BOWLING GREEN — Madison continued its storybook run through the Division I postseason on Tuesday night. Layla Amount scattered three hits and struck out eight as the sixth-seeded Rams upset No. 5 Findlay 7-2 in the Bowling Green district semifinal at Bowling Green State University’s Meserve Field. The...
Point Place Sports registers more than 100 kids during first round of free registrations
TOLEDO, Ohio — Scott Parker, a local father and grandfather, created Point Place Sports to give kids the opportunity to play sports without breaking their families' pockets. Parents cough up hundreds of dollars to give their kids these opportunities, but Parker wants his program to be different. The newest...
League track meet records, softball winners and baseball postseason: High school notebook
Azure Travis established a meet record to win the 100 hurdles in 14.45 seconds as Woodmore's girls finished first in the Sandusky Bay Conference River Division. Travis topped 14.70 in preliminaries, which would have been a record. She won the 100 at 12.60, 300 hurdles at 44.84 and 200 at 25.84. Emma Hammer won...
Feeling 22: Breaking down Walleye historic winning streak
The Toledo Walleye don’t know about you, but they’re feeling “22.” Their historic winning streak has spanned the end of the regular season and deep into the playoffs. Toledo will seek to continue its winning ways at home on Friday against the Kansas City Mavericks in Game 1 of a 3-4 series format. Take a swift look at the numbers that have defined the Walleye’s streak. You can also access the graphic in the image carousel above.
High school notebook: McCoy takes Maumee Valley post
Former Northview and Bowling Green State University basketball player Niki McCoy has been hired as the next girls basketball coach at Maumee Valley Country Day School. McCoy's first task is to restore the Hawks' varsity program which, along with fellow Toledo Area Athletic Conference member Emmanuel Christian, was unable to field a varsity squad for the 2023-24 season. “I am excited for the opportunity to build a program that prioritizes player mental health, and a winning mindset while setting and holding high expectations,” McCoy said in a media announcement released by the school. “I believe Maumee Valley is a perfect place to set a standard of success at the very beginning of this rebuilding process, both on and off the court.” While playing for Ohio hall-of-fame coach Jerry Sigler at Northview, McCoy helped the Wildcats reach back-to-back Division I state semifinal appearances in 2004 and 2005. She moved on to play in the Mid-American Conference at Akron University for two seasons before transferring to BGSU to finish her career.
Six area teams advance to district tournaments
MADISON TOWNSHIP — A jump in division hasn’t derailed Madison’s postseason fortunes. The sixth-seeded Rams (19-5) will meet No. 5 Findlay in a Division I Bowling Green district semifinal game at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Bowling Green State University’s Merserve Field. Madison jumped up to Division...
Portage HS scores | May 13: Field softball holds on for sectional title
Field softball held on for a 5-4 victory over Jefferson Area in Monday's Division II sectional final. Jessica Pollard singled and doubled for the Falcons (22-3) while Kailyn Gressman and Lilli Sutkowy added two singles apiece. Maddie Burge tossed a complete game to earn the win for Field. Regular Season ...
Vote for Messenger/Herald softball player of year
Vote now for candidates below in the Messenger/Herald softball player of the year poll. The poll runs from 3 p.m. Monday to 3 p.m. Friday. Oak Harbor has one loss in the Northern Buckeye Conference behind senior first baseman Porter Gregory. Genoa pitch senior Kaylin Shields established a program career...
NorthWood's Poblador not your normal newcomer
NAPPANEE — Since August, every day has been a learning experience for NorthWood High School tennis player Gabriela Poblador. That has been Poblador’s daily routine because she has taken advantage of the opportunity to be a foreign exchange student.
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