July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
Fort's Hull is No. 19 seed
Local roundup
The Fort Recovery High School swimmers Marshall Hull and Andy Gray will be seeded in the middle of the field when they compete Friday in the district meet at Bowling Green State University.
Hull has the top seed for the Indians at No. 19 out of 32 competitors in the 100-yard backstroke. His sectional time of 1 minute, 1.73 seconds put him behind No. 18 seed Mitchell Wilcox of Ada (1:01.39) and in front of No. 20 seed Nick Rather (1:02.05) of Defiance.
The top two swimmers in each event earn automatic berths in the state finals. The rest of the state field will be filled by those who swim the next 16 best times in district meets statewide.
Hull is also the No. 20 seed in the 100 butterfly at 1:00.76.
Gray is seeded 20th in the 50 freestyle at 23.75 seconds.
SA loses to Norwell
BERNE — South Adams’ boys basketball team suffered its third straight loss Tuesday, falling 70-45 to the visiting Norwell Knights.
Four Norwell players scored in double figures with Josh VanMeter scoring 18 to lead the team. The loss marked the fifth time this season that the Starfires (5-12) have given up 70 or more points.
Fort freshmen fall
The Fort Recovery freshman boys basketball team dropped a 53-29 decision Monday to the St. John’s Blue Jays.
Cole Hull finished with eight points for the Indians, who dropped to 3-9. Mitch Stammen and Cole Wendel added five points apiece.
WJMS tops Warriors
DUNKIRK — West Jay Middle School’s wrestling team got four pins Tuesday in cruising to a 57-24 victory over the visiting Wes-Del Warriors.
Matt Partlow (200) picked up the quickest pin for the Eagles, winning in 22 seconds, and Logan Drumm (85) added a pin in 27 seconds.
Other pins came from Andrew Trewyn (145) and Phil Newsome (135).
Jacob Geesaman (100) won by an 11-6 decision.
Chiefs defeat Delta
MUNCIE — The East Jay wrestling team picked up a 50-26 victory Tuesday over the host Delta Eagles.
Nick Lairson (154) had the widest margin of victory for the Chiefs, turning in a 9-0 major decision. Graham Hianes (120) won by a 4-0 decision and Davis Anderson (75) won by a 6-2 decision.[[In-content Ad]]
Hull has the top seed for the Indians at No. 19 out of 32 competitors in the 100-yard backstroke. His sectional time of 1 minute, 1.73 seconds put him behind No. 18 seed Mitchell Wilcox of Ada (1:01.39) and in front of No. 20 seed Nick Rather (1:02.05) of Defiance.
The top two swimmers in each event earn automatic berths in the state finals. The rest of the state field will be filled by those who swim the next 16 best times in district meets statewide.
Hull is also the No. 20 seed in the 100 butterfly at 1:00.76.
Gray is seeded 20th in the 50 freestyle at 23.75 seconds.
SA loses to Norwell
BERNE — South Adams’ boys basketball team suffered its third straight loss Tuesday, falling 70-45 to the visiting Norwell Knights.
Four Norwell players scored in double figures with Josh VanMeter scoring 18 to lead the team. The loss marked the fifth time this season that the Starfires (5-12) have given up 70 or more points.
Fort freshmen fall
The Fort Recovery freshman boys basketball team dropped a 53-29 decision Monday to the St. John’s Blue Jays.
Cole Hull finished with eight points for the Indians, who dropped to 3-9. Mitch Stammen and Cole Wendel added five points apiece.
WJMS tops Warriors
DUNKIRK — West Jay Middle School’s wrestling team got four pins Tuesday in cruising to a 57-24 victory over the visiting Wes-Del Warriors.
Matt Partlow (200) picked up the quickest pin for the Eagles, winning in 22 seconds, and Logan Drumm (85) added a pin in 27 seconds.
Other pins came from Andrew Trewyn (145) and Phil Newsome (135).
Jacob Geesaman (100) won by an 11-6 decision.
Chiefs defeat Delta
MUNCIE — The East Jay wrestling team picked up a 50-26 victory Tuesday over the host Delta Eagles.
Nick Lairson (154) had the widest margin of victory for the Chiefs, turning in a 9-0 major decision. Graham Hianes (120) won by a 4-0 decision and Davis Anderson (75) won by a 6-2 decision.[[In-content Ad]]
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