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Undefeated Braves not letting up
Patriots looking to derail Coffman Scott Goodwill is ready for a change. The senior linebacker for the Olentangy Liberty High School football team knows the Patriots have never beaten Dublin Coffman in six meetings. But Goodwill believes that might change Friday, Oct. 24, when the teams meet at Liberty in an OCC-Central Division showdown. Coffman is 8-0 overall and Liberty is 7-1, and both teams are 5-0 in the OCC-Central. The winner controls its destiny for the outright league championship. “We know we’re playing a team that we’ve never beaten, but we are a whole new Liberty football team,” Goodwill said. “We are ready to win.” The Patriots lost four nonleague meetings against Coffman – 10-7 in 2008, 52-0 in 2009, 24-10 in 2010 and 3127 in 2011. Liberty joined the OCC-Central in 2012, losing to the Shamrocks 36-28 that season and 24-12 last season. “We’ve never beaten them and we’re (at home),” Liberty coach Steve Hale said. “They’re really good and (Shamrocks coach) Mark (Crabtree) does an amazing job of coaching his team. We are going to have to be at our best.” It could be an offensive display, or a defensive slugfest. Coffman averages 44.1 points and surrenders 9.1 per contest with two shutouts. Liberty scores 29.8 points per game and gives up 11.1 with three shutouts.
Olentangy running back Anthony Golden tries to avoid Worthington Kilbourne defender Nick Hill during a 54-21 rout of the visiting Wolves on Oct. 17. The Braves will look to remain unbeaten when they play at Mount Vernon on Friday, Oct. 24. JENNA WATSON/THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH
As the Olentangy High School football team closes in on an undefeated regular season, every day will be tougher than the day before, according to coach Mark Solis. “I am not a fun guy to be around in practice,” Solis said. “I say that with all good intentions, but we get on them. We as a (coaching) staff won’t let these kids go through the motions. We have to tighten some things up and clean things up this week.” Olentangy takes records of 8-0 overall and 5-0 in the OCC-Capital Division into a Friday, Oct. 24, game at Mount Vernon. The Braves remained undefeated with a 54-21 rout of Worthington Kilbourne on Oct. 17. That same night, the Yellow Jackets fell to 5-3 overall and 3-2 in the OCCCapital with a 36-28 home loss to Delaware. Olentangy, which was
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OLENTANGY at MOUNT VERNON •When: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 24 •Last meeting: 2013, Olentangy 38-27 •Olentangy (8-0 overall, 5-0 in OCC-Capital) to date: Defeated Westerville South 38-6; def. Olentangy Liberty 35-34 (OT); def. Lexington 52-13; def. Big Walnut 497; def. Olentangy Orange 36-0; def. Franklin Heights 45-7; def. New Albany 48-14; def.Worthington Kilbourne 54-21 •Top Braves: Obi Anunike (WR), Drew Batt (WR), Chris Crumb (RB/DL), Jake Didion (LB), Jimmy Elmurr (LB), Anthony Golden (RB) and Deeb Haber (QB) •Mount Vernon (5-3 overall, 3-2 in OCC-Capital) to date: Lost to Central Crossing 58-27; def.Marengo Highland 60-13; def.Mansfield Madison 27-21; def. Franklin Heights 4122; def.Kilbourne 34-27; def.Orange 41-28; lost to Big Walnut 46-40; lost to Delaware 36-28 •Top Yellow Jackets: Jeep Cochran (OL/DL), Alec Curts (OL/DL), Greg Dennis (WR/DB), Ryan Fitzgerald (QB/DB) and J.D. Orr (RB)
Football
Pioneers aiming for winning record
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Two down, two to go for the Olentangy Orange High School football team. The Pioneers improved to 4-4 overall and 2-3 in the OCC-Capital Division after scoring 22 points in the fourth quarter to defeat host Franklin Heights PATRIOTS >> B6 42-41 on Oct. 17. It was their second
consecutive victory as they aim to win their final four games and finish with a winning record. Up next for Orange is a league game Friday, Oct. 24, at Big Walnut. The Golden Eagles also have won two in a row, including 30-14 over New Albany on Oct. 17, and are 5-3 overall and 3-2 in the league. “(The Golden Eagles) are playing inspired football right now,” coach
Zebb Schroeder said. “They are physical up front and have some nice skill players that are making plays for them. Their running back (Christian Johnson) is a stud and a heck of a competitor. If we don’t rally to the ball, he will make us pay.” Johnson had 167 yards and three touchdowns on 21 carries against New Albany, and Brayden Shepherd added 80 yards and one touchdown on 24 car-
ries. Quarterback Jordan Wall was 8for-12 passing for 72 yards and one interception. Orange beat Franklin Heights when Blake Skuratowicz ran in a two-point conversion with 58 seconds left in the fourth quarter. The Pioneers trailed 41-20 with 10:51 to play, but Will Phillis threw touch-
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Girls Volleyball
Confidence, consistency key for Pioneers By AARON BLANKENSHIP THISWEEKSPORTS.COM
The Olentangy Orange High School girls volleyball team plays fifth-seeded DeSales in a Division I district semifinal Thursday, Oct. 23, at Whitehall. The winner advances to a district final Saturday, Oct. 25, at Whitehall against third-seeded Westerville Central or 36th-seeded Dublin Jerome. The district champion plays in a regional semifinal Oct. 30 at Hilliard Davidson. “To further advance in the tournament, we will have to build on
(last) week’s success and continue to play with confidence and consistency,” said coach Ed Marsman, whose squad is 14-10. “Our match with DeSales will be very competitive and should be fun ... and will be quite a challenge for us.” The 14th-seeded Pioneers opened the tournament Oct. 14 at home with a 25-23, 22-25, 21-25, 26-24, 1511 win over 22nd-seeded Hilliard Bradley. Orange then defeated 43rd-seeded Thomas Worthington 25-14, 16-25, 25-11, 25-23 in the second round Oct. 16 at home. “Our match with Hilliard Bradley
was a very close one with us ... coming back from deficits of 7-2 and 96 (to win the fifth game),” Marsman said. “Thomas Worthington played us really tough, especially in their serving game, but we were able to finish.” Marsman said “offensive balance was a major key” led by Jordan Gels, Sami Rubal, Leah Howser, Ashlan Riley and Kennedi Holloway. He also said Kerstin Vojacek “had an outstanding week serving” with 27 points and Madeline Berlin led the defense, while Halley Steward and Payton Gabalis “contributed over 70 assists to manage our offense and set up our attacks.”
Braves upset by Eagles
Eighth-seeded Olentangy was upset by 17th-seeded Watterson 1825, 25-20, 25-16, 22-25, 15-11 in the second round of the Division I district tournament Oct. 15 at home. Madison Griffin had 13 kills and 14 digs, Nhu Do had 12 kills, Sarah Hansel had five blocks, Makayla Kochheiser had 16 digs and Sophie Fritz had 33 assists, three blocks and 14 digs for the Braves, who finished 17-6. “We fought hard in this match, so I am proud of that,” coach
Michelle Mimna said. “We have much work to do in order to return to form next season.”
Patriots fall to Celtics
Thirteenth-seeded Liberty opened the Division I district tournament by beating 41st-seeded Westerville South 25-13, 25-12, 25-12 on Oct. 14 at home. Liberty then was upset by visiting Jerome 25-22, 25-23, 16-25, 15-25, 15-7 in the second round Oct. 16 to finish 14-10. ablankenship@thisweeknews.com
Boys Golf
Patriots’ McCloskey earns all-state honors By SCOTT HENNEN THISWEEKSPORTS.COM
Olentangy’s Kathleen Jones hits a forehand return during a doubles match in the Division I state tournament Oct. 17 at Ohio State. Jones and partner Bri Brdicka won their first match before falling in the second round. RYAN M.L. YOUNG/THISWEEKSPORTS
Girls Tennis
Braves’ Brdicka, Jones miss placing at state By BRAD EMERINE THISWEEKSPORTS.COM
Olentangy High School’s Bri Brdicka and Kathleen Jones fell a match short of placing in the Division I state girls tennis tournament. Competing in doubles, they defeated North Canton Hoover’s Lynn Daugherty and Alivia Arnold 6-3, 6-2 in the first round Oct. 17 at Ohio State before losing 6-4, 6-2 to Toledo Notre Dame’s Teagan McNamara and Alicia Nahhas in a quarterfinal. McNamara and Nahhas went on to finish third. “As two singles players who started working intensely together only at the end of the season, they exceeded every expectation I had,” coach Jeff Luxenburger said. “I am so
proud of their deserved finish among the top eight doubles teams in the state. I credit them with executing strongly under pressure and communicating and supporting each other at every turn.” Brdicka, a junior, is a threetime district qualifier and Jones was one of only three freshmen in the state doubles draw. “Their first-round match was against a strong No. 2 seed and it was fantastic to see the girls conquer their nerves and the windy weather, and just step up and play their game,” Luxenberger said. “That gave them confidence, but (McNamara and Nahhas) were great competitors. While we would have loved to advance, falling short to the eventual third-place duo was a great finish to the girls’ run.”
Brdicka and Jones became the first Braves to qualify for state by placing third in the district tournament Oct. 11 at Columbus School for Girls. They lost to Upper Arlington’s Audrey Berger and Kyra Jung 6-2, 6-0 in a semifinal before beating Dublin Jerome’s Victoria Chang and Rhiannon James 7-6, 4-6, 6-4 in the thirdplace match. Berger and Jung won the state title by beating Pickerington Central’s Kyah and Isis Thomas 6-3, 6-4. Chang and James finished fourth, losing to McNamara and Nahhas 6-4, 7-5 in the third-place match. “I know that (Brdicka and Jones) are as excited as I am to come back next season now that
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Cameron McCloskey capped a breakthrough season for the Olentangy Liberty High School boys golf team. The junior shot back-to-back rounds of 80 in the Division I state tournament Oct. 17 and 18 at Ohio State’s Scarlet Course to earn second-team all-state honors in Liberty’s first appearance in the event. McCloskey tied Kevin Duncan of Cleveland St. Ignatius for ninth (160) behind medalist Jack Mancinotti (145) of Toledo St. John’s, and the Patriots finished sixth (661) of 12 teams behind champion Cincinnati Moeller (636). “I was nervous when I teed off the first day, but I was more comfortable with the course in the second round,” McCloskey said. “I knew what I needed to do when I started (on the second day).” Sophomore Kyle Mitchell (165) was next for Liberty, followed by senior Marshall Ruffing (171), freshman Trey Rath (173) and senior Trevor Haas (178). “It was a good experience for everyone, especially since three of our golfers will be back next season,” said coach Ryan Snivley, who completed his 11th season. “We had some jitters (in the first round) that we didn’t have (in the second).” Rath shot a 93 in the first
At a glance
•Finishes: Second in OCC-Central, second at sectional, third at district, sixth at state •Seniors lost: Trevor Haas,Tommy Marks, Nate Meeks, Marshall Ruffing and Doug Simpson •Key returnees: Cameron McCloskey, Kyle Mitchell and Trey Rath
Liberty’s Cameron McCloskey follows a putt during the Division I state tournament Oct. 18 at Ohio State’s Scarlet Course. McCloskey shot 160 over two rounds to earn second-team all-state honors. CHRIS PARKER/THISWEEKSPORTS
Arlington (305). McCloskey (71) and Mitchell (72) led Liberty at district. Rath was medalist with a 70 in a sectional Sept. 30 at Darby Creek as the Patriots finished second (318) behind St. Charles (298). In the OCC-Central Division, Liberty finished second (23-5) behind UA (27-1) and ahead of Dublin Coffman (217), Hilliard Davidson (16-12), Marysville (11-17), Central Crossing (8-20), Thomas Worthington (6-22) and Westland (0-28). Mitchell was first-team allleague, Ruffing and McCloskey were on the second team and Rath was honorable mention. “I think we set a standard and it makes the program more competitive,” Snivley said. “This sets the bar for future teams.”
round and dropped to 80 on the second day. “I was a little nervous on almost every shot (in the first round),” he said. “I came in more relaxed and had a better game plan (in the second round).” The Patriots advanced to state by finishing third (308) to earn the final qualifying spot from the district tournament Oct. 7 at Apple Valley behind St. Charles (301) and Upper shennen@thisweeknews.com
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Soccer
Beaver leads Orange girls to tourney upset
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The boys and girls soccer teams at each of the area’s three high schools advanced to Division I district semifinals, but none made it to that stage quite like the Olentangy Orange girls. Seeded 25th, the Pioneers used two second-half goals from Emily Beaver to upset host and eighth-seeded Westerville Central 2-1 in a secondround game Oct. 15. Before visiting 11th-seeded Grove City for a district semifinal Oct. 21, the Pioneers were riding a sixgame unbeaten streak that extended back to Sept. 16. Orange was 4-0-2 in that stretch, and 6-5-4 overall before playing the Greyhounds. “Both (of Beaver’s) goals came off corner kicks, and we’ve done a lot of work on set pieces,” coach Jim Daugherty said. “We had a tough time scoring earlier this season, but we’ve improved ... and we’ve been playing pretty well defensively. We’ve figured some things out.” The semifinal winner plays top-seeded Liberty or 16thseeded New Albany in a district final Saturday, Oct. 25, at Westerville North. The district champion plays Hilliard
Bradley, Olentangy, Pickerington North or Upper Arlington in a regional semifinal Tuesday, Oct. 28, at Gahanna. Of those teams, the Pioneers tied Olentangy at 0 on Sept. 2, lost to Liberty 2-0 on Sept. 13 and tied UA at 1 on Sept. 2. The regional semifinal winner advances to a regional final Nov. 1. Orange, in its seventh season as a program, has not won a district championship.
Patriots boys roll in tournament opener
Donny Deep, Anthony DeNoi and Peter Smith scored two goals apiece, and the topseeded Liberty boys team routed visiting and 39th-seeded Westland 11-2 in a secondround game Oct. 18. Goalkeeper Sam Nelson had one save as the Patriots, seeking their fourth consecutive district championship, improved to 14-1-2. Liberty played host to 20th-seeded Thomas Worthington in a district semifinal Oct. 22. That winner plays seventhseeded Westerville Central or 15th-seeded Westerville North in a district final Saturday, Oct. 25, at Gahanna, and the district
champion plays Dublin Jerome, Hilliard Darby, Hilliard Davidson or Worthington Kilbourne in a regional semifinal Wednesday, Oct. 29, at Westerville Central. Of those teams, Liberty defeated Central 5-0 on Aug. 21, Davidson 3-1 on Sept. 23 and Jerome 1-0 on Oct. 2. The regional semifinal winner advances to a regional final Nov. 1.
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Cross Country
Wiles, Liberty girls team win district titles By SCOTT HENNEN THISWEEKSPORTS.COM
Senior Claire Wiles won the Division I, district 3 race Oct. 18 at Watkins Memorial to lead the Olentangy Liberty High School girls cross country team to the championship. Wiles won in 18 minutes, 40.5 seconds and the Patriots scored 46 points to advance to the regional meet Saturday, Oct. 25, at Pickerington North. The top four teams and top 16 individuals at regional will advance to state Nov. 1 at
National Trail Raceway. The top six teams and top 24 individuals advanced to regional from district 3. For Liberty, finishing behind Wiles were Emma Bower (sixth, 18:55.97), Claire Linn (eighth, 19:05.65), Autumn Lowder (15th, 19:40.9), Sarah Colvin (16th, 19:43.01), Trinity Wiles (33rd, 20:29.29) and Meghan Piero (45th, 20:56.08). Last season, Claire Wiles finished fourth (19:02.61) at regional to advance to state. The Patriots finished sixth at regional as a team.
The boys team finished fourth (107) in district 1 behind champion New Albany (31), as the top five teams and top 20 individuals advanced to regional. Cameron Lackey (eighth, 16:26.17) led Liberty, followed by Luke Wojciechowski (19th, 16:44.96), Ryan Milligan (24th, 16:59.9), Mitchell Towne (27th, 17:04.72), John Ropchock (29th, 17:06.86), Christian Myklebust (32nd, 17:11.42) and Kian Worcester (44th, 17:31.47). Last season, the boys team was fourth at regional to advance to state.
Olentangy boys, girls teams advance
The Olentangy boys and girls teams both finished third in district 2 as the top five teams and top 20 individuals advanced to regional. In the girls race, Olentangy (82) finished behind champion Hilliard Davidson (37). Melina Endsley (sixth, 18:51.93) led the Braves, followed by Claire Hardesty (eighth, 19:43.84), Chloe Murdock (14th, 19:50.43), Camryn Stobart (26th, 20:20.77), Kendall
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Supinger (28th, 20:24.54), Gillian Sapp (29th, 20:25) and Katie Slyh (50th, 21:35.07). The boys scored 103 points to finish behind champion Davidson (36). Anthony Sasso (eighth, 15:59.82) led Olentangy, followed by Jacob Darche (17th, 16:23.66), Charles Rodeheffer (21st, 16:39.2), Alex Garner (24th, 16:44.68), Tyler Azbell (33rd, 17:03.34), Zach Balthaser (36th, 17:13.55) and Daylan Sutton (40th, 17:16.36). Last season, the boys team finished seventh at regional.
Orange boys team advances to regional
Riley-Popovich (15:49.39). Brandon Lane was sixth (16:06.63), followed by Brandon Morrow (15th, 16:26.09), Tommy Heiden (33rd, 17:02.38), Jackson Schiefelbein (44th, 17:15.17), Tyler King (52nd, 17:19.95) and Bryce Meade (59th, 17:29.47). Last season, the boys made their first regional appearance and finished 13th. The girls team finished eighth (220) in district 2 with Anna Dove (10th, 19:46.42) advancing to regional. Dove also competed at regional a year ago. Also competing at district were Zoe Bond (48th, 21:15.23), Rachel Porrello (49th, 21:28.49), Hannah Dieker (53rd, 21:47.74), Sadie Chafin (60th, 22:25.79), Lindsey Brandt (62nd, 22:30.39) and Madison Clarkson (63rd, 22:32.13).
The Orange boys team was third (100) in the district 3 race behind champion Dublin Coffman (41) to advance to regional. Hunter Moore (15:50.44) was runner-up for the Pioneers behind Coffman’s Steven shennen@thisweeknews.com
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they’ve had a taste of the state Liberty junior Alexia Meyer tournament and they will be working a great deal in the off- lost her first-round singles match season,” Luxenberger said. “But at state to Lodi Cloverleaf’s I hope they get to sit back and Emily Dunbar 6-2, 6-1. relax a little and enjoy their MEYER >> B6 tremendous achievement.”
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“(The Patriots) are a lot like us,” Crabtree said. “They can run the ball, they can pass the ball, and they play good defense.” Liberty running back Nick Durtschi has 958 yards rushing and nine touchdowns on 175 carries. He also has 28 receptions for 218 yards with two touchdowns. Quarterback Alex Lando is 132-for-191 for 1,326 yards with 12 touchdowns and eight interceptions. Wide receiver Jacob Wiseman has 48 catches for 479 yards with 12 scores. “To beat Coffman, it’s going to take everyone giving it all they’ve got,” Durtschi said. Durtschi rushed for 104 yards and two touchdowns on 22 carries in a 21-0 win over Hilliard Davidson on Oct. 17. He also caught a 19-yard touchdown pass from Lando, who was 18-for-22 for 137 yards.
DUBLIN COFFMAN at LIBERTY •When: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 24 •Last meeting: 2013, Coffman 2412 •Coffman (8-0 overall, 5-0 in OCCCentral) to date: Defeated St. Charles 54-23; def. Dublin Scioto 35-7; def. Canton McKinley 48-0; def. Hilliard Davidson 24-9; def. Marysville 516; def. Thomas Worthington 52-0; def. Central Crossing 41-21; def. Westland 48-7 •Top Shamrocks: Chase Granlund (WR/DB), Gunnar Hoak (QB), Kyle
Also on Oct. 17, Coffman defeated Westland 48-7 as quarterback Gunnar Hoak was 13for-19 for 302 yards with four touchdowns and one interception. Wide receiver Kyle Marcinick caught six passes for 209 yards and three scores and also had an 11-yard scoring run. Running back Dre Kendrick rushed for 97 yards and a touchdown on 17 carries and caught
a 71-yard TD from Hoak. “After the (Westland) game, (Crabtree) said that we need to have a great week of practice and stay focused because of the challenge ahead,” Coffman offensive lineman Corey Williams said. “Basically, this is for a league championship, so it’s a pretty big game.”
winner plays Canal Winchester, St. Charles, Upper Arling4-0 on Sept. 25, North 2-1 on ton or Westerville South in a Aug. 28 and UA 2-0 on Sept. 2. regional semifinal Wednesday, Oct. 29, at Gahanna. Braves boys win The Braves lost to Orange 2-1 on Sept. 2, lost to Gahanna twice at home 4-1 on Sept. 13 and defeated Seeded 21st, Olentangy’s South 5-1 on Oct. 4. boys won first- and secondround games at home, beating Balanced effort leads 37th-seeded Dresden Tri-ValBraves girls to win ley 4-0 on Oct. 15 and 27thOlentangy’s girls took a 3seeded Zanesville 5-0 on Oct. 0 halftime lead on Reynolds18. Kyle Burgan had two goals burg in their second-round to lead the Braves past game Oct. 16, and the host and Zanesville, and he also scored ninth-seeded Braves went on against Tri-Valley. Jon Perger to defeat the 30th-seeded Raiders 5-1. had one goal in each game. Maddy Bull, Stephanie Olentangy improved to 6-93 and visited third-seeded Burzynski, Payton Naylor, Dublin Coffman for a district Alana Poff and Abbey Schwing semifinal Oct. 22. The winner scored for Olentangy, which plays eighth-seeded Gahanna improved to 10-4-3 and or 12th-seeded Orange in a dis- advanced to visit seventhtrict final Saturday, Oct. 25, at seeded Bradley for a district Westerville Central, and that semifinal Oct. 21. The winner
plays fifth-seeded Pickerington North or 10th-seeded Upper Arlington in a district final Saturday, Oct. 25, at Westerville South. Of its potential district final and regional semifinal opponents, the Braves defeated New Albany 4-2 on Sept. 16, tied Grove City at 1 on Aug. 30 and lost to Liberty 2-0 on Oct. 9.
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Hogan (DL), Dre Kendrick (RB), Reagan Malas (DB), Kyle Marcinick (WR), Sam McCollum (OL) and C.J. Saunders (WR/DB) •Liberty (7-1 overall, 5-0 in OCCCentral) to date: Def. Olentangy Orange 38-0; lost to Olentangy 3534 (OT); def. Dublin Jerome 35-12; def. Central Crossing 30-8; def. Upper Arlington 22-21; def. Marysville 2313; def. Westland 35-0; def. Davidson 21-0 •Top Patriots: Nick Durtschi (RB), Shelton Eggleston (LB), Scott Goodwill (LB), Jake Hale (OL/DL), Alex Lando (QB), Hunter Littlejohn (OL/DL), Tyler Smith (LB) and Jacob Wiseman (WR)
Pioneers boys beat Bradley
Isaac Arefi, Jason Chugh, Luke Gabbert and Brian Juttner each scored to carry Orange’s boys past visiting and 17th-seeded Bradley 4-0 in a second-round game Oct. 18. Goalie Ben Berlekamp made four saves and Zach English added one for the Pioneers, who advanced to visit Gahanna for a district semifinal Oct. 22. dpurpura@thisweeknews.com
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“It was great for Alexia to finish the season at state because she missed a bunch of matches with an injury and wasn’t at 100 percent for much of the season,” coach Meaghan Colville said. “I didn’t really know how much she would be able to play, so it was a surprise for her to play this well. I’m really excited about her achievements and very proud of her. “She handled her nerves very well in her first state experience. She was patient and consistent and played smart. She was playing an opponent that was better than her on that day. But it was a good opportunity for her.” Meyer finished third at district, losing to UA’s Olivia Kompa 6-1, 6-2 in a semifinal before beating New Albany’s Alex Cash 6-2, 6-4 in the thirdplace match. bemerine@thisweeknews.com
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down passes to Bobby Eleyet and Matthew Collins and Roarke Vaile-James added a 2-yard scoring run that set up the Skuratowicz conversion. “We made a couple of plays in the early going of the fourth quarter to provide a spark of energy,” Schroeder said. “Then it kind of became contagious and we played with passion and energy, making plays to get back in the game.” Phillis completed 18 of 26 passes for 255 yards with five touchdowns and one interception. Collins had five receptions for 85 yards and two touchdowns and Michael Sargent had seven catches for 75
ORANGE at BIG WALNUT •When: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 24 •Last meeting: 2013, Big Walnut 17-0 •Orange (4-4 overall, 2-3 in OCCCapital) to date: Lost to Olentangy Liberty 38-0; defeated Milford 7-6; def. Hilliard Bradley 21-13; lost to New Albany 38-21; lost to Olentangy 36-0; lost to Mount Vernon 41-28; def. Delaware 13-10; def. Franklin Heights 42-41 •Top Pioneers: Matthew Collins (WR/DB), Sam Damko (OL/DL), Nick Lee (OL/DL), Kenny MacMillan
yards. Emerson Milner had three catches for 54 yards and two touchdowns. Vaile-James rushed for 78 yards on 14 carries. Eleyet had
(OL/DL), Zach Pfeifer (RB/DB), Will Phillis (QB/DB), Blake Skuratowicz (RB/LB/K) and Roarke Vaile-James (RB/DB) •Big Walnut (5-3 overall, 3-2 in OCC-Capital) to date: Def. Mansfield Senior 33-21; def. Canal Winchester 30-14; lost to St. Charles 34-27 (OT); lost to Olentangy 497; def. Delaware 35-14; lost to Worthington Kilbourne 23-13; def. Mount Vernon 46-40; def. New Albany 30-14 •Top Golden Eagles: Christian Johnson (RB), Isaac Lucas (WR/DB), Jacob Lucas (LB), Joe Muench (WR), Justin Richards (OL), Brayden Shepherd (RB), Joey Spaulding (OL) and Jordan Wall (QB)
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ranked second in Division II in last week’s state poll, amassed 552 total yards against Kilbourne and forced four turnovers, but committed 10 penalties. Quarterback Deeb Haber completed 19 of 27 passes for 215 yards with two touchdowns and an interception, and rushed for 104 yards and three touchdowns on 12 carries. Anthony Golden added 155 yards rushing and two touchdowns on 26 carries. Both of Haber’s touchdown passes went to tight end Jarod Johnson. “(Johnson) is my first read all the time on those plays,” Haber said. “He has effort. It’s all about effort, and we can depend on him.” dpurpura@thisweeknews.com 00
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Olentangy limited Kilbourne to 28 yards in the first half and 198 for the game. Mount Vernon trailed Delaware by as many as 22 points in the second half. Yellow Jackets quarterback Ryan Fitzgerald completed 16 of 24 passes for 320 yards and three touchdowns, two of which came in the fourth quarter. Mount Vernon running back J.D. Orr rushed for 127 yards and a touchdown on 22 carries. A Wright State baseball recruit, Orr has rushed for 1,348 yards and 17 touchdowns on 166 carries this season. Fitzgerald has completed 79 of 123 passes for 1,595 yards.
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