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SPORTS Dogs make waves in opening week The Yellow Springs Sea Dogs dove into the season Tuesday, June 15, with an impressive win over Wayne, the first in many years. Girls: Sea Dogs, 239; Wayne, 98 Results of the girls events: 8 and under: Erin Grote, 1st, 25 butterfly, 25 backstroke, 25 breaststroke; Rachele Orme, 1st, 25 free, 2nd, 25 breaststroke; Mychael Roberts, 2nd, 25 backstroke, 3rd, 25 free; Ivy Welsh, 3rd, 25 fly; Grote, Orme, Roberts, Welsh, 1st, 100 medley relay, 1st, 100 free relay. 9–10: Erika Chick, 1st, 50 free, 25 fly, 100 individual medley; Mary Lewis, 1st, 25 freestyle, 3rd, 25 fly; Kacie Miller, 1st, 25 breaststroke, 3rd, 100 individual medley; M. Green, 1st, 25 backstroke; Kylie Meyer, 2nd, 50 frees, 2nd, 100 individual medley, 3rd, 25 breaststroke; Jade Turner, 2nd, 25 breaststroke; Katie Triplett, 2nd, 25 freestyle; Meyer, Miller, Erika, Mary Lewis, 1st, 100 medley relay, 100 free relay. 11–12: Meghan Meyer, 1st, 50 fly, 100 individual medley, 2nd, 100 free; Maiya Thornton, 1st, 50 breaststroke, 2nd, 50 fly, 3rd, 100 individual medley; Barbara Jewell, 1st, 50 backstroke, 3rd, 100 free; Rachel Biggs, 1st, 50 backstroke; Kasey Koehler, 2nd, 50 breaststroke, 50 free; Chloe Ramsay, 3rd, 50 breaststroke; Nancy Epling, 3rd, 50 free; Meyer, Koehler, Thornton, Jewell, 1st, 200 free relay. 13–14: Natalie Sanders, 1st, 100 free, 100 individual medley, 50 breaststroke; Bethany Trager, 1st, 50 backstroke, 3rd, 100 free, 100 individual medley; Erin Turner, 1st, 50 fly, 2nd, 50 breaststroke, 50 free; Danielle Doubt, 2nd, 50 fly; Miriam Barcus, 2nd, 50 backstroke; Sarah Morrison, 3rd, 50 backstroke, 50 breaststroke; Ryder Comstock, 3rd, 50 free; Barcus, Turner, Sanders, Trager, 1st, 200 medley relay; Turner, Doubt, Trager, Sanders, 1st, 200 free relay. 15–18: Lasena Badger, 1st, 100 free, 50 fly, 100 individual medley; Eve GunderKline, 2nd, 50 fly, 50 free; 3rd, 100 free; Michaela Greco, 3rd, 50 backstroke; Olivia Dixon, 3rd, 50 breaststroke; Cait Watson, 3rd, 50 free. Results for the boys events are
as follows: 8 and under: Breman Miller, 1st, 25 fly, 2nd, 25 breaststroke; Eli Biggs, 1st, 25 backstroke, 25 breaststroke, 25 free; Ian Chick, 2nd, 25 backstroke, 25 free; Fielding Lewis, 3rd, 25 backstroke; Orme, Biggs, Miller, Lewis, 1st, 100 medley relay: Lewis, Miller, Orme, Chick, 1st, 100 free relay. 9–10: Jesse Jewell, 1st, 50 free, 25 free, 2nd, 25 fly; Eli Seitz, 2nd, 25 backstroke, 3rd, 50 free, 25 free. 11–12: Sam Lovering, 1st, 50 backstroke, 3rd, 100 individual medley, 50 breaststroke; Tyler Qualls, 1st, 50 free; Owen Sanders, 2nd, 100 free, 100 individual medley, 3rd, 50 fly; Jeremy Paul, 2nd, 50 backstroke, 3rd, 100 free; Roy Barnett, 2nd, 50 free; Qualls, Lovering, Paul, Sanders, 1st, 200 free relay. 13–14: Pete Lovering, 2nd, 100 free, 100 individual medley, 50 breaststroke; Malcolm Thomas, 3rd, 50 fly, 3rd, 50 free (tie); Ethan Brown, 3rd, 50 free (tie); Zane Reichert, 3rd, 50 backstroke. 15–18: Kelby Dierking, 1st, 100 free, 50 fly, 100 individual medley; Michael Hosket, 1st, 50 free; Will McCuddy, 2nd, 50 fly, 3rd, 100 individual medley; Jacob Wishart, 2nd, 50 backstroke, 3rd, 100 free; Evan Gerthoffer, 2nd, 50 breaststroke; Carey Dixon, 3rd, 50 free; Wishart, McCuddy, Dierking, Hosket, 1st, 200 medley relay, 200 free relay. Sea Dogs win again The Sea Dogs won their second meet of the summer season on June 17 against Peoples Aquatic Club. While Peoples had strong swimmers in the older age categories, the ’Dogs overwhelmed Peoples with strong swimmers in all categories. Girls: Sea Dogs, 268; Peoples, 71 Results of the girls events: 8 and under: Rachele Orme, 1st, 25 fly, 2nd, 25 breaststroke, 25 free; Erin Grote, 1st, 25 breaststroke, 2nd, 25 fly, 3rd, 25 backstroke; Mychael Roberts, 1st, 25 backstroke, 3rd, 25 breaststroke; Ivy Welsh, 3rd, 25 fly; Lilly Rudolf, 3rd, 25 free; Roberts, Grote, Orme, Rudolf, 1st, 100 medley relay, 100 free relay. 9–10: Erika Chick, 1st, 50 free, 25 fly, 100 individual medley; K. Miller, 1st, 25 breaststroke, 2nd, 50 free, 3rd, 100 individual medley; K. Meyer, 1st, 25 backstroke, 2nd, 25 fly, 100 individual medley; Katie Triplett, 1st, 25 free, 3rd, 50 free; Mary Lewis, 2nd, 25 free, 3rd, 25 fly, 25 breaststroke; Meyer, Miller, Chick, Lewis, 1st, 100 medley relay, 100 free relay. 11–12: Meghan Meyer, 1st, 100 free, 50 fly, 100 individual medley; Maiya Thornton, 1st, 50 breaststroke, 2nd, 50 fly, 100 individual medley; Kasey Koehler, 1st, 50 free, 2nd, 50 breaststroke, Rachel Biggs, 1st, 50 backstroke, 2nd, 50 free; Barbara Jewell, 2nd, 100 free, 50 backstroke, 3rd, 100 individual medley; Marlee Layh, 3rd, 100 free, 50 fly; Nancy Epling, 3rd, 50 free; Jewell, Thornton, Meyer, Koehler, 1st, 200 medley relay and 200 free relay. 13–14: Natalie Sanders, 1st, 100 free, 50 breaststroke, 2nd, 100 individual medley relay; Erin Turner, 1st, 50 free, 2nd, 50 fly, 3rd, 50 breaststroke; Bethany Traeger, 2nd, 50 backstroke, 50 breaststroke, 3rd, 100 free; Miriam Barcus, 3rd, 50 backstroke; Ryder Comstock, 3rd, 50 free; Barcus, Turner, Sanders, Traeger, 1st, 200 medley relay, 200 free relay. 15–18: Lasena Badger, 1st, 100 free, 2nd, 50 fly; Michaela Greco, 1st, 50 backstroke, 2nd, 100 individual medley; Olivia Dixon, 1st, 50 breaststroke; Tina Chen, 2nd, 50 breaststroke; Eve GunderKline, 2nd, 50 free; India Scarver, 2nd, 50 backstroke; Cait Watson, 3rd, 100 individual medley, 50 free; Badger, GunderKline, Scarver, Watson, 1st, 200 free relay. Results for the boys events: 8 and under: Breman Miller, 1st, 25 fly, 25 breaststroke; Eli Biggs, 1st, 25 backstroke, 25 free, 2nd, 25 breaststroke; Ian Chick, 3rd, 25 backstroke, 25 free; Chick, Miller, Orme, Biggs, 1st, 100 medley relay, 100 free relay. 9–10: Jesse Jewell, 1st, 50 free, 25 fly, 25 free; Kosi Ngqakayi, 1st, 25 backstroke, 2nd, 50 free, 25 free; Fielding Lewis, Jewell, Ngqakayi, Reigelsperger, 1st, 100 free relay. 11–12: Jesse Rothman, 1st, 50 fly, 100 individual medley, 50 free; Tyler Qualls, 1st, 50 backstroke, 3rd, 50 free; Owen Sanders, 2nd, 100 free, 50 fly, 100 individual medley; Jeremy Paul, 2nd, 50 backstroke, 3rd, 100 free, 100 individual medley; Sam Lovering, 2nd, 50 breaststroke; Zeb Reichert, 3rd, 50 backstroke; Rothman, Paul, Sanders, Qualls, 1st, 200 medley relay, 200 free relay. 13–14: Pete Lovering, 1st, 100 individual medley, 50 breaststroke, 50 frees; Zane Reichert, 1st, 50 backstroke, 3rd, 50 breaststroke, 50 free; Malcolm Thomas, 1st, 50 fly. 15–18: Kelby Dierking, 1st, 100 free, 50 fly, 2nd, 100 individual medley; Aaron Zagory, 1st, 50 free, 2nd, 50 breaststroke; Michael Hosket, 2nd, 100 free, 50 free; Sam Borchers, 2nd, 50 backstroke; Jacob Wishart, 3rd, 100 free; Will McCuddy, 3rd, 100 individual medley; Evan Gerthoffer, 3rd, 50 breaststroke, 50 free. Girls summer basketball clinics Basketball clinics for girls entering fourth through sixth grade this fall will continue on Friday, June 25, 6–8 p.m., in the Bryan Community Center gym. Additional practices will be held on July 9, 23 and 30, and Aug. 13 and 27. The clinics complement the KTC (Kenton Trace Conference) traveling team program and are designed to provide instruction and skills building for both girls new to basketball and those in the KTC program. Each clinic will consist of a combination of fundamentals instruction and drills, dribbling and shooting games, and scrimmage. Players can join at any time during the summer. For more information, call Rich Miller at 767-2049. Busy week two for majors On Thursday, June 17, the Reds and Yankees played a makeup game with the Yankees beating the Reds, 4–2, in a pitchers’ duel. Lucas Donnell pitched four shutout innings to get the win. Addison Pettiford had 2 RBI and scored a run, providing all the runs the Yanks would need. Kevin Sikes-Gilbert pitched a great game for the Reds but picked up the loss, and Ethan Brown shut down the Yanks in relief. The outcome of the game was in doubt till the final out: the Reds had the bases loaded with two outs in the bottom of the sixth when Asa Casenhiser caught a fly ball in foul territory to end the game. There was a doubleheader on Saturday, June 19. In the first game the Reds bounced back from their defeat on Thursday to beat the Indians, 15–12. Kevin Sikes-Gilbert started the game and got the win for the Redlegs, with excellent relief by Jake Fugate and Matt Finn. Todd Sheets and Finn both hit 2-run homers to contribute to the win. The Indians started to hit in this game with contributions by many of the players. Jonathan Haller started the game and pitched well. Kevin Greco was masterful behind the plate. Nathaniel Reed played an awesome deep second base and Kenneth Sonner was solid in left. In the second game, the A’s defeated the Cubs, 23–13. The Cubs’ pitchers gave up 8 walks and the A’s took full advantage, scoring in every inning. John Michael-Malone, Josh Foster and Otis Rutley combined for 6 hits and 10 RBI; Foster hit a 3-run home run. Jamie Kitzmiller started and got the win for the A’s, recording 5 strikeouts; Jeremiah Stubblefield and Aaron Fletcher each had 2 hits. There was another doubleheader on Sunday. In the first game the Reds beat the Yankees, 9–3, then took a well-deserved rest after playing three games in four days. Reds pitcher Ethan Brown threw a complete game for the win; Kevin Sikes-Gilbert led off the game with a home run, not a good harbinger of things to come for the Yanks. Jake Fugate was 2–3, with 2 runs scored, and Jenny Barnett made the catch of the game to end an inning with the Yankees threatening. As she came off the field she was mobbed by her teammates. Starter Yosef Johnson took the loss for the Yanks but pitched well. Conor Stratton had 2 hits and scored a run; Addison Pettiford contributed a sacrifice fly for an RBI. The last game of the week was by all accounts the best. The game was called for time at two hours with the Athletics and the Indians tied at 13. The Indians proved their last game was no fluke by jumping out to an 8–1 lead after the first inning. Over the next three innings the A’s chipped away and finally tied the game in the fourth. The Indians scored 5 in the top of the fifth to seemingly assure their fist victory, but the A’s came roaring back in the bottom of the fifth. With two out and the game on the line, Jonathan Haller struck out Josh Foster to send all the fans home happy. Cody Evans started for the A’s and struck out 6. Will and Alex Turner, Brandon Semler and Evans spearheaded the offense. There was sparkling defensive play by Jamie Kitzmiller at catcher, Lucas Blanchard-Glueckert at shortstop, Sara Evans in right and Foster in center. The Tribe’s starter Isaac Haller pitched three innings, and Jonathan Haller relieve for the last two. Kevin Greco continued to excel at catcher; Devin Massie was 3–3; Jake Trumble played unbelievable defense and ran the bases with abandon; Patrick Morrissey had a huge RBI triple. Week number three is coming up. Don’t miss a minute of it. Come out and see our terrific children play a quality game. See you at the ballpark!
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