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sports
Sea Dogs swim to first win of year The Sea Dogs lost their second meet of the year, sinking to Oakwood, 482–191, on June 21. The Oakwood girls outscored the Sea Dog girls, 236–104, while the Oakwood boys beat the Sea Dog boys, 246–87. Results of the girls events: 8 and under: Logan Chapman, 2nd, 25 back; Olivia Greco, 3rd, 25 back; Charlotte Walkey, 3rd, 25 free. 9–10: Megan Carlson, 1st, 50 free, 25 butterfly, 100 individual medley (IM); Lydia Jewett, 2nd, 25 breaststroke, 3rd, 25 free; Mary Lewis, 3rd, 50 free. 11–12: Elizabeth Malone, 2nd, 100 free, 50 fly, 100 IM; Kylie Meyer, 3rd, 50 fly; Anne Weigand, 2nd, 50 back; Katie Triplett, 3rd, 50 back, 50 free; Aprile Doubt, 3rd, 50 breaststroke. 13–14: Meghan Meyer, 2nd, 50 fly, 3rd, 100 free, 100 IM; Jenny Barnett, 3rd, 50 back, 50 breaststroke, 50 free. 15–18: Jenny Riehly, 1st, 50 fly, 100 IM, 50 free; Lasena Badger, 1st, 100 free, 2nd, 50 free, 3rd, 100 IM; Bethany Traeger, 1st, 50 breaststroke; Eve GunderKline, 2nd, 50 fly, 3rd, 50 breaststroke; Sarah Brown, 2nd, 50 back, 3rd, 100 free, 50 free; India Scarver, 3rd, 50 back; Brown, Badger, Riehly and GunderKline; 1st, 200 medley relay, 200 free relay. Results of the boys events: 8 and under: Fielding Lewis, 1st, 25 breaststroke, 3rd, 25 back; Aman Ngqakayi, 2nd, 25 breaststroke; Ian Chick, 2nd, 25 free. 9–10: Chris Brown, 1st, 25 back, 2nd, 25 free, 3rd, 50 free; Eli Biggs, 2nd, 25 back. 11–12: Sam Lovering, 1st, 50 back, 2nd, 100 IM, 50 breaststroke; Kevin Brown, 3rd, 50 free. 13–14: Owen Sanders, 3rd, 100 IM, 50 breaststroke. 15–18: Kelby Dierking, 1st, 50 fly, 50 back, 50 free; Jake Wishart, 2nd, 100 free, 50 back, 50 breaststroke; Will McCuddy, 2nd, 50 fly, 3rd, 100 free, 50 free; Malcolm Thomas, 3rd, 100 IM; Wishart, Dierking, Thomas and McCuddy, 1st, 200 medley relay, 200 freestyle relay. The Sea Dogs bounced back two days later to win their first meet of the year, beating Forest Ridge, 348–314, at home. The Sea Dog girls carried the team, defeating the Forest Ridge girls, 206–134. The Sea Dogs boys lost, 190–142. Results of the girls events: 8 and under: Danielle Williamson, 2nd, 25 breaststroke; Logan Chapman, 3rd, 25 fly; Maeve Laughlin, 3rd, 25 back; Charlotte Walkey, 3rd, 25 free. 9–10: Megan Carlson, 1st, 50 free, 100 IM, 25 free; Robbie Weigand, 1st, 25 fly, 3rd, 100 IM, 25 breaststroke; Lydia Jewett, 1st, 25 back, 25 breaststroke, 25 free; Erin Grote, 2nd, 50 free, 100 IM, 25 breaststroke; Hannah Brown, 3rd, 25 back; Mychael Roberts, Grote, Carlson and Ivy Welsh, 1st, 100 medley relay; Grote, Weigand, Roberts and Carlson, 1st, 100 free relay. 11–12: Elizabeth Malone, 1st, 100 free, 50 fly, 100 IM; Jade Turner, 1st, 50 breaststroke, 3rd, 50 free; Kylie Meyer, 2nd, 50 fly, 3rd, 100 free, 100 IM; Aprile Doubt, 3rd, 50 breaststroke; Meyer, Turner, Malone and Miller, 1st, 200 medley relay. 13–14: Jenny Barnett, 1st, 50 back, 3rd, 50 free; Kasey Koehler, 1st, 50 free, 3rd, 50 breaststroke; Meghan Meyer, 2nd, 100 free, 50 fly, 3rd, 100 IM; Barbara Jewell, 2nd, 50 back, 3rd, 50 fly; Jewell, Meyer, Koehler and Brown, 1st, 200 free relay. 15–18: Jenny Riehly, 1st, 100 free, 50 fly, 100 IM; Lasena Badger, 1st, 50 free, 2nd, 100 free, 3rd, 50 fly; Sarah Brown, 1st, 50 back, 2nd, 50 free; Bethany Traeger, 1st, 50 breaststroke; Eve GunderKline, 2nd, 50 fly, 100 IM, 3rd, 50 breaststroke; Erin Turner, 2nd, 50 breaststroke, 3rd, 50 back; Miriam Barcus, 2nd, 50 back; Brown, GunderKline, Badger and Riehly, 1st, 200 medley relay, 200 free relay. Results of the boys events: 8 and under: Fielding Lewis, 1st, 25 back, 2nd, 25 free; Aman Ngqakayi, 1st, 25 breaststroke; Liam Weigand, 2nd, 25 fly, 3rd, 25 back; Jason Brown, 3rd, 25 breaststroke; Lewis, Weigand, Ngqakayi, 1st, 100 medley relay; Weigand, Brown, Ngqakayi and Lewis, 1st, 100 free relay. 9–10: Chris Brown, 1st, 50 free, 25 back, 25 free; Brennan Miller, 1st, 25 breaststroke; Eli Biggs, 2nd, 25 back; Eli Seitz, 2nd, 50 free; Joseph Ellcessor, 2nd, 25 breaststroke; Jacob Whetsel, 3rd, 25 breaststroke; Kosi Ngqakayi, 3rd, 50 free; Taylor Ford, 3rd, 25 free; Brown, Biggs, Ford and Ngqakayi, 1st, 100 medley relay, 100 free relay. 11–12: Sam Lovering, 1st, 50 back, 50 breaststroke, 50 free; Kevin Brown, 2nd, 50 fly, 50 breaststroke, 3rd, 50 free; Roy Barnett, 2nd, 100 free; Jesse Jewell, 3rd, 100 free, 50 fly, 100 IM; Matt Salazar, 3rd, 50 back. 13–14: Zane Reichert, 3rd, 100 free, 50 back. 15–18: Kelby Dierking, 2nd, 50 fly, 100 IM, 50 free; Jake Wishart, 2nd, 100 free, 50 back, 50 breaststroke; Will McCuddy, 3rd, 50 fly, 50 back, 50 free; Malcolm Thomas, 3rd, 50 breaststroke. Up next for Dogs Week 5 in Major League baseball The Orioles played two more exhibition games this week. On Saturday they played the Reds close all the way, scoring 2 in the third and 4 in the fourth, but came up short 7–6. Nicky Sontag was 2 for 3 with a stolen base and a run scored; Carl Wiener was 2 for 3 with 2 stolen bases and a run scored; Bryan Smith, in his last game of the year, played well at first base and hit a single. Elliott Snay got hit by a ground ball in the third but stayed in the game and went 2 for 3 and scored twice. That boy is truly a gamer. Kenneth Sonner started for the Reds and got the win. The second game on Saturday, the A’s against Indians, was called because of lightning. Two superb games were played on Sunday. In the first, the Cubs had the mighty Yankees reeling, on the ropes and in shock. They were ahead 7–0 in the third, then the Yankees chipped away at the lead but were still losing, 9–7, in the last inning. Alexis Onfroy-Curley came back from vacation and shut out the Yanks for two innings with help from some nifty defensive work by the infield, including a great catch of a pop fly by Sam Morrison with his back to the ball running into the outfield. But Onfroy-Curley wilted in the heat and had to give way to Morrison in the fifth. Shaquil Collett was a vacuum cleaner at third base; Kyle Click was awesome at the plate; Tyler Fox was the field general behind the plate. Brock and Jacob GunderKline continued to have hot bats; Geoffrey Pitts and Kelsey Fox played solidly in the outfield. The Yankees finally got on the scoreboard in the third with walks to Eamon Papania, John Reimers and Lucas Donnell, and doubles by Andrew Ferguson and Asa Casenhiser. The Cubs added another run in the fourth but the Yanks countered with 3 runs on hits by Yosef Johnson and Addison Pettiford and a walk to Alex Beers. John Reimers then hit one up the middle, Anthony Pettiford doubled to bring the Yanks to within a run, 8–7. The Cubs scored 1 more run in their final at-bat to lead 9–7. Yankee pride and determination prevailed in the end, however, as Conor Stratton and Donnell reached safety and Fergie doubled to the right, scoring Stratton. Casenhiser doubled down the right field line to end the game in dramatic fashion. The Yanks remain unbeaten. In the final game of the week the Reds beat the Indians on the strength of pitching by Jacob Fugate, Cole Honeycutt and Sonner and solid defense of Ethan Brown, Matt Finn and an unassisted double play by Kevin Sikes-Gilbert. The Reds bats made a lot of noise with Finn hitting a ball to the fence, missing a home run by only a few feet. Those of us watching watched in amazement as that ball sailed to the fence. Come out to the ballpark this weekend. We’ll have hot dogs, hamburgers, sodas, candy, ice cream, music, decorations in honor of Independence Day, lots of baseball and lots of fun. See you there. Bulldogs split 2 On Tuesday, the Bulldogs lost a rematch to Patterson Park Raiders at home, 6–4. The Bulldogs were much stronger this time around, except for the second inning, when errors by the ’Dogs allowed the Raiders to score 4 runs. Jarrett Moon pitched well for five innings and Ethan Brown shut down six straight batters in relief. But the Bulldogs were sluggish on offense. The team’s runs were scored by Jerimiha Stubblefield, Andrew Ferguson, Anthony Pettiford and Jamie Kitzmiller. Fans saw the best of the Bulldogs on Thursday at Gaunt Park. A nearly flawless defense, superb pitching and active bats gave the Bulldogs a 9–1 victory over Pinewood 2. In his best outing to date, Brown pitched his first complete game. First baseman Pettiford caught every ball that came his way, including a perfect throw from Matt Finn at third and a pop fly that allowed him to double up the runner at first. The game ended in the fifth when Finn crossed the plate on a wild pitch from the third of Pinewood’s hard-throwing pitchers. The Bulldogs begin tournament play on Friday, July 1, at Howell Field in Dayton. The team’s last home game is Thursday, June 30, at 7 p.m., at Gaunt Park. YSHS boys soccer team preseason meeting The Yellow Springs High School boys soccer team will hold a mandatory preseason meeting for players and their parents on Monday, July 11, 7 p.m., in the YSHS cafeteria. All students planning on playing for the boys high school soccer team this fall are expected to attend. For more information, call coach Jim Hardman at 767-2200.
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