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Friday, November 7, 2008
Coldwater beats Oakwood, 35-7
Coldwater vs. Oakwood, D-IV, Region 16 football semifinal Friday at Piqua
Coldwater, 28-0: The defending state champ Cavs led 28-0 with 10:44 left in the fourth quarter.
Coldwater, 21-0: The Cavs were up 21-0 with 8:07 left in the second quarter.
Coldwater, 14-0: Dusty Rutschilling scored on a 64-yard pass from Cory Klenke with 11:27 left in the second quarter.
Coldwater, 7-0: Klenke scored on a 14-yard run at the end of the first quarter.
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Alter beats Ham. Badin, 42-7
Alter vs. Hamilton Badin, D-IV, Region 16 football semifinal Friday at Welcome Stadium:
Alter, 42-7: Zach Toerner hit Scott Staarmann with a 39-yard touchdown pass with 1:57 left to get the Rams on the board. Jake Wurzelbacher’s kick was good.
Alter, 42-0: Mike Sugre scoreed on a 2-yard run with 11:24 left in the game.
Alter, 35-0: Justin Hall went 44 yards on the third play of the second half and Danny Jasper kicked the PAT with 10:41 left in the third quarter.
Alter, 28-0: Alter went 46 yards in 7 plays and Austin Boucher scored on a 7-yard run. With Danny Jasper’s PAT, Alter led 28-0 with 2:45 left in the second quarter.
The Rams drove to the Alter 8, but on the final play of the second quarter Zach Toerner was intercepted by Cody Byers in the end zone to keep the score 28-0 Alter at intermission.
Alter, 21-0: The Knights went 84 yards in nine plays with Cody Taulbee scoring his second touchdown on a 13-yard run.
Alter, 14-0: A 19-yard punt by Badin set up Alter at the Rams 30, and the Knights needed just five plays to score on a 9-yard run by Austin Boucher on the final play of the first quarter.
Alter, 7-0: The Knights led 7-0 on a 10-yard run by Cody Taulbee and Jasper’s extra-point kick.
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Creek falls 1-0 to St. Ignatius in D-I boys soccer final
COLUMBUS — After a sensational run through the Division I boys soccer playoffs, Beavercreek’s dream of a state title ended on the pristine pitch of Crew Stadium.
In a battle of the state’s top-ranked teams, Beavercreek fell 1-0 in the title match Friday night to No. 1 Cleveland St. Ignatius.
St. Ignatius senior captain Denio Leone had the only goal, scoring with a decisive strike from in close in the 38th minute.
Beavercreek (20-2-1) was never able to control the flow of play. But with 26 minutes in the second half, they began to push forward in an effort to create scoring chances. The Beavers’ best chance to equalize came with just a minute remaining when Omotunji Badiru sent a firm header just wide of the St. Ignatius net.
“These kids have been tremendous all year long,” said Beavercreek coach John Guiliano.
“They’ve come back two goals down, three goals down. We had our opportunities, we just couldn’t put it in tonight.”
The trip to the state final was the second in Beavercreek’s history. They lost the final 1-0 in penalty kicks in 1990.
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Carroll wins D-II state soccer title
COLUMBUS — Carroll won its second boys state soccer championship Friday, Nov. 7, defeating Cuyahoga Falls Christian Academy 4-3 in penalty kicks at Crew Stadium.
The clutch Division II title completes a 20-1-2 season for the Patriots. Carroll also won a state title in 1980 when there were no divisions.
Junior Jon Buschur scored the winning goal. Both goalies blocked shots to begin the five-kick session. CFCA then sailed a shot over the net. From then on, neither team missed through Busher’s winning tally.
The game ended 2-all in regulation and was scoreless through two 15-minute overtimes. CFCA had an OT goal nullified with an offsides call.
Carroll was out-shot 14-10. Each team had two shots on target, which accounted for the four goals scored. There were no saves.
Carroll senior Ben George, sophomore Justin Mitchell and Graham all converted penalty kicks during the shootout prior to Buscher’s game-winner.
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Gilmour Aca. in D-III state volleyball final
Gilmour Academy High School knocked off defending Division III volleyball champs Lima Central Catholic in straight sets, 25-19, 25-17, 25-21 in Friday’s state tournament semifinals at the Nutter Center.
The Lancers were led by junior Mary Kramer with 14 kills and senior Kelsey Rogers with 32 assists. They also had three players, Raysa Sylvester, Madison Mawby and Alyssa Brigeman, who recorded 9 digs each.
Gilmour never relinquished the lead in the first two sets, winning easily. In the third set the Lancers fell behind 8-2 early on. They led slowly worked their way back into the game before taking a 21-20 lead that they never gave up.
Gilmour will play the Versailles/Albany Alexander winner at 5 p.m. on Saturday for the state title.
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Jackson Center earns rematch with Marion Local
Jackson Center made short work of Buckeye Central at the Division IV state volleyball semifinals Friday at the Nutter Center, winning in three games, 25-11, 25-14, 25-11.
The Tigers dominated from the outset, allowing only one lead change the entire match.
Allissa Ware had 18 kills for Jackson Center while Casey Gates had 16. Cortnee Sosby had 21 assists. Carly Burch had 14 digs, while Gates had 12 and Ware had 11.
The win for Jackson Center sets up a rematch of last year’s state-semifinal with defending champion Marion Local. Jackson Center played Marion Local during the regular season, winning in five games.
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Marion Local volleyball reaches state final
Defending state volleyball champion Marion Local advanced to the Division IV state finals on Friday, beating Newark Catholic in five sets, 25-15, 14-25, 25-11, 25-27, 15-12.
The Flyers were led by sophomore Alyssa Winner with 28 kills and 11 digs. Junior Leah Rosebeck added 15 kills and 8 digs.
After winning two of the first three sets, Marion Local looked to close out the match as they led 25-24 with the serve. Newark answered with three unanswered points in the fifth to send the match in a fifth set.
In the final set, Rosenbeck recorded the final point to send the Flyers to their second straight state finals match.
They will take of the winner of the Jackson Center-Buckeye Central game at 3 p.m. on Saturday at the Nutter Center.
