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Men's lacrosse first in OAC

The Ohio Northern men's lacrosse team ran its winning streak to eight games and stayed atop the Ohio Athletic Conference standings with a 17-3 victory over Heidelberg on Wednesday night at Dial-Roberson Stadium.

The Polar Bears are 9-3 overall and are in first place in the OAC with a perfect 4-0 record, while the Student Princes fall to 3-8, 0-3 in their first year as a varsity program.

Northern scored the first 13 goals of the game and held HU scoreless for more than 37 minutes.

Ada soccer

Ada under 10 vs. Riverdale in soccer on Tuesday at War Memorial Park

Softball wins 2

The Ohio Northern softball team swept an OAC double header from Wilmington 7-3 and 10-5 on Tuesday afternoon at the ONU Softball Field.

The Polar Bears move to 20-8 overall and are 6-4 in OAC, while the Quakers fall to 5-21, 1-7.

Freshman Hailee Loughman (Brookville) went 4-for-6 with a home run and 5 RBI on the day to lead the Ohio Northern offense.

Ada softball Tuesday

Ada softball beat Ottoville 12-2 Tuesday at War Memorial Park.

(Monty Siekerman photo)
 

ONU splits doubleheader

Sophomore Luke Klinehoffer (Zanesville/John Glenn) and junior T.J. Storer (Loveland/Moeller) led the Ohio Northern baseball team as it won the first game of a twinbill at Wilmington 5-2, before falling 3-2 in the nightcap.

The Polar Bears move to 12-13 overall and 3-5 in the Ohio Athletic Conference, while the Quakers move to 6-19, 2-6.

Klinehoffer led ONU at the plate in the first contest as he went 3-for-6 and added an RBI and run scored.

Juniors Jason Burkett (Maumee) and Jordan Bostater (Bryan) each added two hits, while senior Kyle Schlade (Hamilton/Talawanda) added two RBI and a run scored

Women's Outdoor Track & Field wins Invitational

The Ohio Northern women's track team had an impressive showing as the No. 11-ranked Polar Bears claimed first place at the Marv Frye Inviational on Saturday afternoon at Ohio Wesleyan University.

The Polar Bears improve to 47-3 with the first place finish.

Sophomore Maddy Reed (Lucasville/Piketon) posted a record-setting day to lead ONU at the meet.

The Polar Bears had three athletes finish in the top-3 in the pole vault as Reed led the way.

The sophomore won the event with a school-record leap of 12' 8.25", while junior Kelly Wollenslegal and freshman Magie Krause each tied for third place with a height of 11' 1.75". 

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