Boys' soccer: Ada whip Columbian 5-2; stand at 5-1 overall
By Cort Reynolds
TIFFIN - The visiting Ada boys soccer team convincingly defeated Tiffin Columbian Thursday evening, 5-2.
The Bulldogs improved to 5-1 overall and 2-0 in the North Central Ohio Soccer Association with their third consecutive victory.
Terry Sheridan scored two goals and dished out a pair of assists to pace the winners. Noah Pinkney and Chris Reyes each netted a goal and passed out one assist.
Logan Williams added the other Bulldog goal.
Keeper Ace Gamble was credited with four saves in goal.
Ada has outscored its opposition 39-14 so far in six matches this season.
The Bulldog boys host Upper Sandusky Thursday, September 15. Ada is 2-0 at home this season.
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