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Bulldog swimmers 3rd at season-opener

Lily Baumgartner wins 2 races

By Cort Reynolds

OTTAWA__The Ada High School swim teams dove into their season opener by finishing third at a five-team meet including Bath, Upper Sandusky, McComb (boys only) and Bluffton on Thursday, December 7, at the Putnam County YMCA.

Bulldog girls basketball hit hard by Lancers in NWC opener

By Cort Reynolds

MIDDLE POINT__The Ada High School girls basketball team fell behind early and lost 65-30 at Lincolnview in the Northwest Conference lidlifter Thursday, December 7.

Ada fell to 3-1 overall and 0-1 in the NWC after the defeat that snapped a three-game win streak. 

ONU sports recap, November 28-December 2

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Wrestling falls at Baldwin Wallace
(November 28) BEREA__No. 6 Baldwin Wallace defeated No. 18-ranked Ohio Northern 39-8 in an Ohio Athletic Conference wrestling dual meet on Tuesday evening at Ursprung Gymnasium.

Bulldog girls basketball downs HN, wins 3rd straight

By Cort Reynolds

DOLA__The Ada High School girls basketball team used a big second quarter run to methodically defeat county rival Hardin Northern 42-28 Tuesday night, December 5.

The game was tied after the first period, but the Bulldogs fashioned a 15-0 run to open the second stanza and take control of the game.

Ada never trailed again and went on to win their third consecutive contest to improve to 3-1 overall. HN fell to 0-2 with the defeat.

     1     2    3    4    F
ADA    9   15   11    7   42
HN    9    6    7    6   28

 

Bulldog senior southpaw Mariah King led all scorers with a season-high 12 points.

Classmate Autumn Andreasen also returned from a two-game absence and netted a season-best 10 points. Senior point guard Olivia Burkhart tallied nine markers, while junior guard Lexi Poling added seven.

Bulldog boys basketball fall to muscular Musketeers

By Cort Reynolds

ADA__The Ada High School boys basketball team hung close most of the way, but eventually lost 73-56 to a more experienced, stronger Fort Jennings squad Saturday night.

The Bulldogs managed to hang within 61-52 midway through the fourth period, but FJ closed on a 12-4 run to win by a deceptively wide margin of 17.

    1   2   3   4   F
ADA   10   18   14  14   56
FT J   19   15   17   22   73

Bulldog boys basketball edged by Ridgemont

By Cort Reynolds

The very young and inexperienced Ada High School boys basketball team tipped off its home and season opener by losing a close 48-41 battle to visiting county rival Ridgemont Friday night, December 1.

The Bulldogs played well for most of the game, but a third-period lapse proved to be the difference.

     1    2   3   4   F
Ada    8   16     7   10   41
Rmt    8   15   16     9   48

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