Ohio Northern junior midfielder Haley Moses (Mason) was named 2nd Team Scholar All-North/Central Region by the United Soccer Coaches in women's soccer.
Moses is also a two-time First Team All-Region honoree and is a three-time All-Ohio Athletic Conference award winner. The junior also earned OAC Midfielder of the Year kudos as a sophomore and was named CoSIDA Academic All-District this season.
She has started all 61 career matches at Ohio Northern and has eight career goals, five game-winners, 17 assists, and 33 points.
The Ohio Northern women's cross country program registered its 17th consecutive OAC upper-division finish and wound up 10th in a 33-team field at the NCAA Division III Great Lakes Regional, headlining the 2018 campaign under 10th-year head coach Jason Maus.
Additionally, ONU would compile a 94-30 overall record, their second consecutive winning season. With this season's record, Northern has posted 90-or-more wins in four of their last six seasons.
NAPOLEON - Ada's Klava Katayama recorded two individual wins to pace the Bulldog swim teams at the 17-team Wildcat Invitational in Napoleon Saturday.
Ada junior Katayama won the 200 individual medley race. She also took first in the 100 butterfly. Katayama won the 200 freestyle event last year at Napoleon.
The Lady Bullogs finished eighth out of 16 teams, and the Bulldogs boys came in 12th out of 17 squads.
Napoleon won the girls team title with 530 points, with Lima Shawnee and Ottawa-Glandorf tied for second.
Shawnee nosed out Napoleon by 10.5 points to win the boys team title.
MIDDLE POINT - The Ada varsity wrestling team finished 10th out of 11 teams at the annual Lancer Invitational meet at Lincolnview Saturday.
Bulldog freshman Jermey Cameron finished fourth at the 113 lb. division to pace Ada. Ada sophomore Colton Biederman finished fifth in the 120 lb. bracket to post the other top-six placing.
"Jermey Cameron wrestled better than his finish, he was aggressive in every match," said Ada head coach Eric Perkins. "He just made a couple mistakes that put him in some tough spots he couldn’t work out of."
ADA - Visiting Ottoville put together a 14-0 fourth quarter spurt to pull away from feisty Ada and defeat the Bulldogs 63-43 in non-league boys basketball action Saturday night.
Ada fell to 0-4 with their second tough home defeat in as many nights, while Ottoville improved to 2-1 with the win.
"Fatigue played a factor," said Bulldog third-year head coach Dre White. "We made a run to get it down to seven early in the fourth, but then it got away.
"They ran nine or more guys at us. We have to develop more depth and get more scoring."
