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SPORTS Sea Dogs split in 2nd lap of season The Yellow Springs Sea Dogs swam well last week, losing a close meet to Waynesville and defeating the People’s Aquatic Club in Dayton. On Tuesday, June 24, the Dogs posted solid results, especially in the girls 9–10 and boys 9–10 categories, where six swimmers in each category scored points. Seven swimmers in the boys 15–18 added to the night’s total. The next meet, on Thursday, June 24, was cut short by thunderous rainstorms. Still, by the 55th event, the Sea Dogs had already opened up a 200-point margin. Several swimmers placed for the first time this season. June 24 meet Girls: Sea Dogs,
148, Waynesville, 191 Results of the girls events: 6 and under: Logan Chapman, 1st, 25 freestyle, 3rd, 25 backstroke. 8 and under: Mary Lewis, 2nd, 25 butterfly; Rachele Orme, 2nd, 25 backstroke, 25 freestyle. 9–10 years old: Erica Chick, 1st, 50 freestyle, 25 butterfly, 2nd, 100 individual medley; Marlee Layh, 1st, 25 freestyle, 2nd, 50 freestyle, 25 butterfly; Katie Triplett, 2nd, 25 backstroke, 25 freestyle, 3rd, 25 butterfly; Aprile Doubt, 2nd, 25 breaststroke, 3rd, 100 individual medley; Nancy Epling, 3rd, 50 freestyle; Anne Weigand, 3rd, 25 breaststroke; Chick, Layh, Epling, Weigand, 1st, 100 freestyle relay. 11–12: Maiya Thornton, 2nd, 50 butterfly, 100 individual medley, 50 breaststroke; Barb Jewell, 2nd, 100 freestyle, 3rd, 100 individual medley; Kasey Koehler, 2nd, 50 freestyle, 3rd, 50 breaststroke; Claire Triplett, 2nd, 50 backstroke; Jenny Barnett, 3rd, 50 butterfly; Jewell, Barnett, Thornton, Koehler, 1st, 200 medley relay. 13–14: Natalie Sanders, 1st, 100 freestyle, 100 individual medley, 50 breaststroke; Erin Turner, 1st, 50 backstroke, 2nd, 50 butterfly; Bethany Traeger, 2nd, 100 individual medley, 50 freestyle, 3rd, 100 freestyle; India Scarver, 2nd, 50 backstroke, 3rd, 50 freestyle; Danielle Doubt, 3rd, 50 breaststroke; Scarver, Turner, Traeger, Sanders, 1st, 200 medley relay, 200 freestyle relay. 15–18: Cait Watson, 2nd, 50 butterfly, 3rd, 100 individual medley, 50 freestyle; Kate Lovering, 2nd, 50 backstroke; Emma Robinow, 2nd, 50 freestyle, 3rd, 50 backstroke; Results of the boys events: 6 and under: Theron Orme, 2nd, 25 backstroke; Alex Kellogg, 3rd, 25 backstroke, 3rd, 25 freestyle. 9–10: Sam Lovering, 1st, 25 backstroke, 25 breaststroke, 2nd, 100 individual medley; Tyler Qualls, 1st, 50 freestyle, 25 freestyle, 2nd, 25 butterfly; Roy Barnett, 2nd, 50 freestyle, 25 backstroke; Jesse Jewell, 2nd, 25 freestyle, 3rd, 50 freestyle, 25 butterfly; Zeb Reichert, 3rd, 25 backstroke, 25 freestyle; Hollister Fitch, 3rd, 25 breaststroke; Barnett, Qualls, Lovering, Jewell, 1st, 100 medley relay; Jewell, Fitch, Lovering, Qualls, 1st, 100 freestyle relay. 11–12: Jesse Rothman, 1st, 50 freestyle, 2nd, 50 butterfly, 100 individual medley; Ethan Brown, 2nd, 100 freestyle, 50 breaststroke, 3rd, 50 butterfly; Zane Reichert, 2nd, 50 backstroke; Jeremy Paul, 3rd, 50 breaststroke, 50 freestyle; Owen Sanders, 3rd, 50 backstroke; Sanders, Reichert, Rothman, Paul, 1st, 100 medley relay; Sanders, Paul, Brown, Rothman, 1st, 200 free relay. 13–14: Evan Gerthoffer, 1st, 50 freestyle; 3rd, 100 freestyle, 50 breaststroke; Zach Reichert, 2nd, 50 breaststroke, 3rd, 50 freestyle; Doug Wambaugh, 3rd, 50 backstroke; Gerthoffer, Reichert, Wambaugh, Thomas, 1st, 200 free relay. 15–18: Spencer Jordan, 1st, 50 butterfly, 2nd, 100 individual medley, 3rd, 50 freestyle; Michael Hosket, 2nd, 100 freestyle, 50 freestyle, 3rd, 100 individual medley; Will McCuddy, 2nd, 50 butterfly, 3rd, 100 freestyle; Jon Bullock, 2nd, 50 backstroke; Kyle McEvoy, 2nd, 50 breaststroke; Jacob Wishart, 3rd, 50 backstroke; Thomas Kent, 3rd, 50 breaststroke. June 26 meet Girls: Sea Dogs,
173, Peoples, 50 Results of the girls events: 8 and under: Robyn Weigand, 1st, 25 butterfly, 25 backstroke, 25 breaststroke; Mary Lewis, 2nd, 25 butterfly; Erin Grote, 2nd, 25 breaststroke; Mary Triplett, 3rd, 25 backstroke; Rachel Meyer, 3rd, 25 breaststroke; Sea Dogs, 1st, 100 medley relay. 9–10: Marlee Layh, 1st, 50 freestyle, 25 butterfly; Aprile Doubt, 1st, 100 individual medley, 25 breaststroke; Katie Triplett, 1st, 25 backstroke, 2nd, 25 butterfly; Nancy Epling, 2nd, 50 freestyle, 25 backstroke; Mary Lewis, 2nd, 100 individual medley; Anne Weigand, 2nd, 25 breaststroke, 3rd, 25 backstroke; Desert Revels, 3rd, 25 breaststroke; Sea Dogs, 1st, medley relay. 11–12: Maiya Thornton, 1st, 100 freestyle, 50 butterfly, 100 individual medley; Barbara Jewell, 1st, 50 breaststroke, 2nd, 50 backstroke, 3rd, 100 freestyle; Jamie Paul, 1st, 50 backstroke; Jenny Barnett, 2nd, 100 freestyle, 50 butterfly; Chloe Ramsay, 2nd, 50 breaststroke; Claire Triplett, 3rd, 50 butterfly, 50 backstroke; Barnett, Ramsay, Thornton, Jewell, 1st, 200 medley relay. 13–14: Natalie Sanders, 1st, 100 freestyle, 3rd, individual medley; Lasena Badger, 1st, 100 individual medley; Erin Turner, 2nd, 50 butterfly, 50 butterfly; Bethany Traeger, 2nd, 100 freestyle, 3rd, 50 butterfly; India Scarver, 2nd, 50 backstroke; Olivia Dixon, 3rd, 50 backstroke; Badger, Turner, Sanders, Traeger, 1st, 200 medley relay. 15–18: Julia Swisher, 1st, 100 individual medley, 2nd, 50 butterfly, 50 backstroke; Cait Watson, 2nd, 100 individual medley; Emma Robinow, 3rd, 50 backstroke. Results of the boys events: 6 and under: Alex Kellogg, 1st, 25 backstroke; Fielding Lewis, 2nd, 25 backstroke. 9–10: Jesse Jewell, 1st, 50 freestyle, 25 butterfly; Sam Lovering, 1st, 100 individual medley, 25 breaststroke; S. Greeley; 1st, 25 backstroke; Roy Barnett, 2nd, 50 freestyle, 2nd, 25 backstroke, 25 breaststroke; Zeb Reichert, 3rd, 25 backstroke, 25 breaststroke; Hollister Fitch, 3rd, 50 freestyle; Sea Dogs, 1st, medley relay. 11–12: Owen Sanders, 1st, 50 breaststroke, 2nd, 100 freestyle; Zane Reichert, 1st, 50 backstroke, 3rd, 50 breaststroke. 13–14: Jesse Rothman, 1st, 50 butterfly, 100 individual medley; Malcolm Thomas, 1st, 50 backstroke; Evan Gerthoffer, 1st, 100 freestyle; Zach Reichert, 3rd, 100 freestyle. 15–18: Spencer Jordan, 1st, 50 backstroke, 2nd, 50 butterfly; Michael Hosket, 1st, 100 freestyle, 3rd, 100 individual medley; Aaron Zagory, 2nd, 100 freestyle, 3rd, 50 butterfly; Jacob Wishart, 3rd, 100 freestyle. —Ali
Thomas Minor League baseball report On June 9, the Pirates played the Indians for the second time, and this time it was the Pirates who came up with the 1-run victory. Patrick Morrissey had an infield home run while Aidan Shackleford collected his fourth straight hit, maintaining his perfect batting average. The stars of the field were A.J. Wagner, Adrianne Beer and Andrew Sherwood. Then on June 21, the Cardinals defeated the Reds, 24–12. For the Cardinals, Lonya Clark was 6–6 with 5 RBI, and 6 runs scored. C.J. Lloyd also had six hits and 5 RBI. Audrey Fletcher and Cole Honeycutt each scored 4 runs. The Reds started strong but couldn’t keep up with the Cards’ offensive firepower. In later action on June 21, the Giants and the Indians battled to a 10–10 tie. Mario Cosey and Jesse Jewell led the way for the Giants with four hits, and Nathaniel Reed scored 3 runs, as the Giants scored 5 in the fourth inning to take a 10–6 lead. The Indians battled back, as Nicky Sontag and Will Turner collected four hits, and Salome Garcia-Halpin, Robert Harden and Elliot Snay had three hits each. Bryson Lee and Elliot Snay added strong fielding for the Indians. The Cardinals and the Reds had a rematch on June 25. The score was 6–5 early in the game, when excellent defense by Cardinals infielders Stephanie Lloyd, Tony Parker and Keida Johnson allowed the Cards to pull ahead to a 12–8 victory. On Friday, June 27, the Indians built a lead early in the game and held off the Reds, 8–4. Aidan Ceney and Elliot Snay led the Reds with two hits and 2 runs scored, setting the table for Will Turner, who drove in 5 runs on three extra-base hits. In a balanced attack, Robert Harden, Bryson Lee and Nicky Sontag also contributed two hits each for the Indians. The Giants earned a hard-fought 9–8 victory over the Reds on Saturday, June 28. The Reds jumped out to an early lead thanks to Carter Collins, who had three hits, and Addison Pettiford, who scored twice. The Giants defense stiffened and they trailed by 1 in their last at-bat when Clay led off the fifth with his fourth hit, and scored his 4th run of the game as Jacob Trumbull’s tied the game with a hit. Two outs later, with runners on the corners, Brandon Moore lined the ball up the middle. The Reds’ Allison Berry knocked it down and threw to first. Moore beat the throw by a split second, as Nathaniel Reed scored to give the Giants the win. The late game on June 28 was one of the best games played on the Minor League diamond this year, when the Cardinals and the Indians fought back and forth battle. The Cardinals scored 4 runs in the top half of the last inning to tie the game 14–14, only to have the Indians score the winning run with two outs in their last at-bat for an exciting finish. —Compiled by Minor League Coaches |
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