The Hometown Huddle - December 4th, 2014

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THE HOMETOWN

EDON HILLTOP STRYKER MONTPELIER PETTISVILLE NORTH CENTRAL FAYETTE WAUSEON

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PANTHERS

ATTACK OF THE

PHOTO BY MARK MERCER, STAFF

TAKING THE SHOT ... Stryker's Brannan Woolace aims and pulls the

trigger on a shot as an Edgerton defender presses him.


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Area Var s i t y Boys Baske tba l l Ac t ionTHE HOMETOWN HUDDLE

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Montpelier Locos Drop Season OpenerHICKSVILLE - The Hicksville Aces

jumped out to a huge early lead and

never looked back, trouncing Montpelier

in the Locos 2013-14 season debut by

a 65-32 score on November 30.

No statistical information from this

game was made available by the time of

our press run.

Fayette Eagles Put The Kibosh On

MVCD Rally For An Opening Night WinTOLEDO - Jerad Seiler scored all six

of his points in the pivotal fourth period

that saw the Fayette Eagles quash a

third period Maumee Valley Country

Day third period rally, en route to a

40-28 win in their season debut on

November 30.The Eagles jumped out to an early

10-5 advantage, and grew the lead to

17-8 at the intermission. MVCD rallied

with a 12-6 third period to cut their

deficit to three points going into the

final frame, but Seiler and the Eagles

applied the dagger in the fourth, going

on a 17-8 run to take the contest going

away.

Chandler Sanford lofted a game-high

14 points for the Eagles, with Koby

Biddix getting 8 points and Seiler add-

ing 6. Marcus Stoltzfus put down five

free throws, Tyler Cox had 4 points,Wade Burkholder had a deuce and

Grant Schaffner one.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Fayette 10 7 6 17 - 40

MVCD 5 3 12 8 - 28

Evergreen Rallies To Deal N. CentralA 51-46 Overtime Heartbreaker

PIONEER - The North Central Eagles

came into the 2013-14 season without

their 1,000-point gun in Jalen Dancer,

and with a much bigger Evergreen

Vikings squad invading the Eagles Nest

on November 30. With their recently

graduated four-year floor leader in civ-

vies as a spectator, the floor general

duties fell upon senior Branden Turner.

Under Turners first command, the

Eagles went from being outmuscled

early, to being a major pain to the

Vikings in the second half. The Eagles

erased a double-digit deficit, but a late

rally saved the Vikings. With the game

going into overtime, the visitors finallyescaped with a 51-46 win.

Trailing by double digits in the third

period, North Central changed strate-

gies, ramping up their perimeter speed

and harassing the Evergreen guards

into turnovers. The speed proved to be

equally potent on the half court offense

of the Eagles as quick passes gave open

views to Turner, Clayton Ferguson and

Dylan Hutchison, all of which rained

down threes that saw the Evergreen

lead dwindle to zero. By the end of the

third, the Vikings were frustrated giants

swatting at flies, and the hometown

boys were up by three.

Evergreen was able to tie the game in

the fourth, but they were unable to put

away the Eagles. North Central retook a

three-point lead late in the period, but

they turned the ball over while trying to

kill the clock. The Vikings would use the

gaffe to tie the game and send it into

overtime, where they would pull away

for the eventual win.Ferguson finished with 18 points for

North Central, while Turner had 13.

Hutchison and Chase Legacy each had

6 points, and Josh Sawyer had 3.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Evergreen 11 8 13 11 8 - 51

North Central 6 8 21 8 3 - 46

PHOTOS BY TIM KAYS, STAFFGLIDEPATH ... Clayton Ferguson of North Central tries a left-handed layup to converta turnover into points.

IF IT WORKS ... The only way that the Evergreen defender had to prevent Josh Sawyer

of North Central from converting on a fast break layup was to foul him...and it worked.

Stryker v. Edgerton BasketballSTATS NOT RECEIVED BY TIME OF PRESS RUN

PHOTOS BY MARK MERCER, STAFF

GET OUTTA HERE ... Tanner Clingaman

playing some D vs. Edgerton in the Panther'sclose loss to the Bulldogs.

DRIVING THE LANE ... Parker Ruffer

drives to the basket vs. the EdgertonBulldogs in a Williams County matchup

between Stryker and Edgerton at the

Panther Den.

PENALTY SHOTS ... Brannan Woolace at the line Thursday night vs. Edgerton.


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Edon Lady Bombers Strafed ByHicksville Lady Aces In Season Opener

HICKSVILLE - The Edon Lady

Bombers took an early deficit, and used

a second quarter rally to take a 23-23

tie into the intermission againstHicksville on November 22.

The Edon momentum never returned

from the locker room.

Hicksville came out with all guns

blazing in the third, and after a 15-4

run settled into a 10-9 fourth to clip the

Lady Bombers wings, 48-36.

Baylee Gearhart connected on a

team-high 11 for Edon, with Hannah

Brehm-Gutting adding 10 points andAlex Kiess 9. Kaitlyn Sonneberger put in

4 points, and Kaitlin Chrisman had 2.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Hicksville 16 7 15 10 - 48

Edon 12 11 4 9 - 36

Hilltop Lady Cadets Open The 2013 SeasonIn Dominating Fashion Vs. Liberty CenterLIBERTY CENTER The Hilltop

Lady Cadets made a powerful state-

ment on November 22, taking down the

Liberty Center Lady Tigers on the road

66-37 to open the season.

The Lady Cadets shot 36 percent

from the field on the evening, while the

lady Tigers shot 25 percent. The LadyCadets also took advantage of 19

Liberty Center turnovers on the eve-

ning.

Hannah Bleikamp dropped in 18

points on the evening along with 3

steals while Emily Armbruster had a

strong showing for the Lady Cadets

with 12 points on the night, in addition

to 4 assists and 3 steals. LeAnn Joost

scored 9 while snagging 7 rebounds

and Cierra Grant and Destiny Denton

each posted 8 points in the victory.

Kayla Settlemire added 7 points, while

Kailey Kramer had 5 assists along with

4 points, rounding out the scoring for

Hilltop.

Hilltop moved to 1-0 on the season

and 0-0 in the BBC.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Hilltop 20 18 18 10 - 66

Liberty Center 6 12 6 13 - 37

Montpelier Lady Locos OverpowerNorth Central In 2013-14 Season Kickoff

PIONEER The Montpelier Lady

Locomotives opened the 2013-2014

campaign with a 45-32 victory on

November 22 at North Central. The

Lady Locos opened a 1 point lead in the

first quarter and led the entire way,

with Baylee Hageman pacing the Locos

with 20 points on the evening.

In addition to Hagemans 20 points,

Hannah Blake had a big night, drain-

ing 17 points in the Loco victory. On

the board also for the Lady Locos,

Malorie Yagelski dropped in 3 points,

while Marinna Mercer and Haley Suffel

each contributed 2 points, and Audrey

Pirtle hit one from the line in the vic-

tory.

For the Lady Eagles, Makayla Hayes

led the way with 10 points on the eve-

ning followed by Cady VanDeVoorde

who dropped in 7 for North Central.

Rachael Oxender and Hannah

Siekemeyer each contributed 6 points,

while Abbey Litzenberg rounded out

the scoring for the Lady Eagles with 3

on the evening.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Montpelier 9 9 14 13 - 45

North Central 7 10 5 10 - 32

Edon Opens Up The 2013 CampaignWith A Loss To Delta At Home

EDON The Edon Lady Bombers

opened up the 2013 campaign on

Saturday, November 23 at home, falling

to a powerful Delta squad 65-39.For the Lady Bombers in the loss,

Alex Kiess led the scoring with 13

points, followed by 8 point contribu-

tions from Baylee Gearhart and Kaitlin

Chrisman. Kaitlyn Sonneberger and

Valarie Matthews each hit the boards

for 4 points while Hannah Gutting

rounded out the scoring for the Lady

Bombers with 2 points.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Delta 19 12 17 17 - 65

Edon 7 14 6 12 - 39

Hilltop Lady Cadets Maul Hicksville OnThe Road In Non-Conference Action

HICKSVILLE The Hilltop Lady

Cadets moved to 2-0 on the season,

taking down out of conference foe

Hicksville on November 23. The Lady

Cadets blasted the Lady Aces 65-38 for

their second road victory in three days.

For the Lady Cadets, Emily

Armbruster paved the way with 16

points along with a strong defensive

showing bringing in 9 rebounds and 4

steals, while lending 7 assists in the

winning effort. Hannah Bleikamp put

up 15 points and contributed 6 assists,

while Destiny Denton had a strong

outing with 11 points and 6 assists.LeAnn Joost added 8 points and tookdown 9 rebounds; Katyla Settlemiredropped in 6 points and took down 5rebounds and Kailey Kramer chipped

in 3 points and 3 steals in the victory.Rounding out the scoring for the LadyCadets, Cierra Grant, BaileyFunkhouser and Karissa Crisenberyeach dropped in a bucket for Hilltop.

Hilltop moves to 2-0 on the season.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Hilltop 17 12 20 14 - 65

Hicksville 5 12 12 9 - 38

Fayette Lady Eagles Use Huge ThirdPeriod Run To Demolish Liberty Center

FAYETTE - The numbers dont lie.

The Fayette Lady Eagles got off 61 shots

against Liberty Center on November 23.

One tends to get extra shot opportuni-

ties when ones team forces 21 turnovers

while allowing only four. Those shots

were dropping hard and fast on the

Lady Tigers, too fast for them to keeppace.

Trailing 31-23 at the half, Liberty

Center was greeted by a 14-1 barrage in

the third that blew the game open,

finally ending in a 64-38 plastering.

Kaela Seiler threw down 21 points

for the Lady Eagles, while Alexis Fruchey

and Taylor Griffiths each had 10 points,

and Paige Keefer 8. Katelyn Bates had 7

points, Michaela Bates 4, and Maddie

Maginn and Jessie Wheeler each had a

deuce.SCORING BY QUARTER:

Fayette 22 9 14 19 - 64

Liberty Center 18 5 1 14 - 38

Ayersville Lady Pilots Strafe The MontpelierLady Locomotives In Non-Conference PlayAYERSVILLE - After a convincing

win over the North Central Lady Eagles

to open the 2013-14 campaign, theMontpelier Lady Locomotives were

escorted back to earth by the Ayersville

Lady Pilots on November 26. Comparing

the two games it was a crash landing for

Montpelier as Ayersville landed a 65-42

haymaker on the Lady Locos.

Baylee Hageman posted 15 points

and Hannah Blake added 12 to account

for the only two Locos to attain anythingclose to double figure scoring totals.

Maddie Richmond, Bre Stein and

Audrey Pirtle each put in 3 points, and

Malorie Yagelski, Regan Steffes and

Haley Suffel each had 2 points to round

out the scoring for Montpelier.

Swanton Lady Bulldogs Dispatch TheIce Cold Montpelier Lady Locos

MONTPELIER - Anyone who has

experienced life knows that some days

youve got it, and some days you dont.

On November 29, the Lady Locos of

Montpelier didnt have it, and when

they finally did, it went away as quick

as it came.

The Lady Bulldogs of Swanton

pulled into The Railyard and found ahost team with fingers in need of a

serious defrosting. Swanton went on

an 11-2 first period run, then followed

it up with a 14-7 second to take a 25-9

halftime lead. Montpelier thawed out

with 18 points in the third, but went

back into the deep freeze for the fourthin what became a 56-34 NWOAL loss.

Hannah Blake led Montpelier with

15 points, while Baylee Hagemanadded 10 in the paint. Malorie Yagelski

hit for 4 points, Maddie Richmond and

Bre Stein each had 2 points, andAudrey Pirtle put in a free throw.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Swanton 11 14 16 15 - 56

Montpelier 2 7 18 7 - 34

PHOTOS BY TIMOTHY KAYS, STAFF

WHA? ... Regan Steffes of Montpelier nds her once clear shot suddenly not so clear.


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Hilltop Lady Cadets Overpower The

Edon Lady Bombers For A BBC Victory

WEST UNITY - Although neither teamwas burning up the nets in the early

going, the Hilltop Lady Cadets were the

first to get their offense in gear against the

Edon Lady Bombers in their November 29BBC tilt. The Belles in Bomber Blue were

able to stay within striking range in the

first half, but the second half saw theLadies in Red shifting into overdrive to

leave Edon in the dust of a 65-40 setback.

Hannah Bleikamp landed a game high

20 points for the Lady Cadets, whileKailey Creamer and Emily Armbruster

each had 10. Kayla Settlemire and Destiny

Denton had 8 points apiece, Cierra Grant

added 6 points, and LeAnn Joost posted5 in the pivot. The Hilltop offense made

good on 42 percent of their field goal

opportunities, while holding Edon to 31

percent.Alex Kiess rang up a team high 17

points for Edon, with Baylee Gearhart

landing 11. Kaitlyn Sonneberger andHannah Kaylor each dropped in 4 points,

Kaitlin Chrisman had 3 points, and

Valerie Parrish put in a free throw.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Hilltop 12 16 17 20 - 65

Edon 7 14 11 8 - 40

PHOTOS BY TIM KAYS, STAFF

THE EXPRESS ... Hannah Bleikamp of Hilltop glides in for two.

GOT ELEVATION? ... Hannah Kaylor of Edon tries to get a shot over an elevating LeAnn

Joost of Hilltop.

Fayette Lady Eagles Take Down

Pettisville On The Road In BBC Debut

PETTISVILLE The Fayette Lady

Eagles opened 2013 conference playwith a strong 51-36 victory on the road

on November 29 over the Pettisville LadyBlackbirds.

We played aggressively in the firsthalf, but played tentatively on both endsof the floor in the second half. It is early

in a long season and we understandthat we have a lot of room for improve-

ment. This group of ladies are extreme-ly hard workers and look forward to thechallenge of continuing to improve, said

Pettisville Coach Jason Waldvogel.Taylor Griffiths led the ace for the

Lady Eagles on the night, dropping in 17points, while Kaela Seiler added 13

points in the victory. Alexis Frucheycontributed 9 points, and MichaelaBates dropped 5 points for Fayette.

Paige Keefer had 3 points on the night,

while Katelyn Bates and Jessie Wheeler

each dropped in a bucket for 2 points.The Lady Eagles shot 44 percent from

the floor, grabbed 22 rebounds andforced 11 turnovers on the night.

In the losing effort for the LadyBlackbirds, Dana Fricke exploded for 22points leading the way for Pettisville.

Jordyn Purcel contributed 6 points,while Audra Klopfenstein and Mikala

Avina each added 3 points. Roundingout the scoring for the Lady Blackbirds,Lauren Hostetler chipped in 2 points on

the night.Fayette moved to 2-0 on the season

(1-0 in the BBC) while Pettisville droppedto 0-3 (0-1 in the BBC).

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Fayette 8 10 16 17 - 51

Pettisville 15 7 2 12 - 36

PHOTOS BY MITCH PEEBLES, STAFF

LOOKING PAST THE D ... Fayette's Alexis Fruchey drives against Pettisville's Mikala

Avina in BBC action at Pettisville.

WORK IT ... Pettisville's Lauren Hostetler (R) and Dana Fricke (L) work the ball into theLady Eagles Defense.


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CONTINUATION OF VARSITY BASKETBALL ACTION Pettisville Vs. Delta Girls Varsity BasketballSTATS NOT RECEIVED BY PRESS RUN - PHOTOS BY ANGELINA WALKUP, STAFF

Stryker vs Tinora Girls Varsity BasketballSTATS NOT RECEIVED BY PRESS RUN - PHOTOS BY ANGELINA WALKUP, STAFF

SIZING UP THE SHOT ... Dana Fricke ofPettisville looks to the rim as a Delta de-

fender tries to break her run.

GOING FOR TWO ... Pettisvilles LaurenHostetler goes for a basket under pressure

from a Delta player.

LEADING THE CHARGE ... Pettisvilles Mikala Avina takes the ball down the court.

FACING THE PRESS ... Strykers Christie

Huston faces pressure as she looks to addpoints.

A TALE OF TWO CONNERS ... Conner Sul-livan (14) looks to earn an assist as she

passes the ball to Conner Varner.

FULL PRESS ... Conner Varner presses past four defenders in search of a score.


Hot Shooting By Vikings Leave Indians Cold

By: Bill Bray

THE VILLAGE REPORTER

From the opening tipoff the EvergreenVikings started their assault on the visit-

ing Wauseon Indians and did not let up as

they ran away with a 61-44 NWOAL vic-

tory on November 29.

The Vikings red up two straight three-

point shots to get thing started and built

a quick 6-0 advantage.

Haley Archibeque matched one of Ev-

ergreen buckets to make it an 8-3 game.

Evergreen's Anna Machacek made the

back end of a two-shot foul as the Vikings

lead again was six at 9-3.

The Vikings led by at least six points

the rest of the opening quarter that in-

cluded one more three-point shot. That

shot came from Eden Eisel as the Vikings

went up 12-3. The quarter ended with Ev-

ergreen up 10 at 18-8 as Eisel had a put

back to end the rst eight minutes of play.With six more points from beyond the

arc by Kendalyn Noe, the Vikings added

quickly to their lead to 26-8. The Indians

did claw back to with in 11 to end the rst

half but had a hole to get out of if theywere to win.

Truckor started the second half witha three point shot as the Vikings were incontrol at 32-18. Noe and Truckor eachtallied points for the Vikings as the leadcontinued to grow to 36-18. Archibequeand Rachel Noe traded threes. With thescore 39-21, the Indians went on a bit ofa run with threes by Sariah Yackee andNatalie Koenig to close the gap back to11 at 39-27. But that was as close as theIndians would come as Evergeen's hotshooting continued in the fourth and nalquarter.

Two more straight threes by Truckorand Eisel open the Vikings lead to 48-34as the nal quarter began.

The two teams matched points for themost part the rest of the way as the Vi-kings ended the night with a 17 point win.

The Vikings were led on the court

by Kendalyn Noe who nished with 18points. Natalie Koenig led the Indianswith 20 points.

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PHOTO BY BILL BRAY, STAFF

LOOKING TO SCORE ... Wauseon's Sariah Yackee drives to the basket during rst half

action against Evergreen.


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Stryker vs North Central Girls Varsity BasketballSTATS NOT RECEIVED - PHOTOS BY MARK MERCER, STAFF

GOING FOR IT ... North Central's Hannah Siekemeyer sets up a shot defended by Chris-tie Huston (R) and Conner Varner (C) during BBC action at Stryker.

SIZING UP THE DEFENSE ... Conner Sullivan handles the ball for the Lady Panthers in

their BBC victory vs. North Central at home.

Fayette JVs Balance Trumps MVCD By NineTOLEDO - Nick Isaza put in a game-

high 12 for Maumee Valley Country

Day, but the Fayette Eagles balanced

scoring attack proved to be the key as

the Purple and Gold cashed in an a

32-23 road win on November 30.

Danial Michael led the Eagles with 9

points, while Casen Burkholder dropped

in 5 points, and Michael Brubaker and

Jerad Seiler each had 4. Joel Smith

canned a trey, and Garett Reinking and

Kamrin Hunter each had 2 points.

SCORING BY QUARTER:

Fayette 7 8 13 4 - 32

MVCD 4 4 6 9 - 23

Evergreen Escapes North Central JV BoysPIONEER - The North Central Eagles

JV squad fell to the Evergreen Vikings

on November 30 by a 28-21 score.

No statistical information from this

game was made available.

LETS GO PANTHERS ... The Stryker student body shows their traditional support for the JV and Varsity teams.

Stryker vs Edgerton JV Boys Basketball ActionSTATS NOT RECEIVED - PHOTOS BY MARK MERCER, STAFF

MOVING IN TO SCORE ... Israel Aguilar drives to the hoop vs Edgerton at home in the

Panther's 40-33 heartbreaking loss.

CONTINUATION OF JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL ACTION

Fayette JV Girls Hammer Liberty CenterFAYETTE - The Fayette Lady Eagles

JV unit declared an open season on

Tigers on November 23. Unfortunatelyfor the Liberty Center ladies, this fact

was made known to them only after

they stepped onto the court. The home-

town girls wiped up that same court

with the pelts of the Lady Tigers, 34-7.No statistical information from this

game was made available.

JV Girls Basketball ActionTHE HOMETOWN HUDDLE

Pettisville vs Fayette JV Girls Basketball ActionSTATS NOT RECEIVED - PHOTOS BY MARK MERCER, STAFF

HOLD EM BACK ... Pettisville's Andrea Aeschliman defends Fayette's McKenzeeSchaffner in JV BBC action. The lady Eagles prevailed 36-23 to take the road win.

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