Sports

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2019 Ada HS varsity baseball team - not in seating order - Phillip Coulson, Ethan Hall, Tyson Moore, Ethan Hull, Connor Frazier, Bryce Paul, Jaylin Burkhart, Dylan East, Jake Poling, Trent Ennis, Brice Ferguson, Curtis Geckle, Noah Garmon, Matt Middlebrook, Austin Amburgey, Kolton Spangler, Cody Johnston, Tristan Conley, Daniel Mattson, Jacob Morgan, Tyler Jameson, Landon Blankenship, Devon Cole, Zac Swaney, Kadin Phipps, Luke Westover. Coaches: Jason Campbell, Bill Morgan and Gabe Sutton.

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Ada HS varsity tennis team - Not in seating order, Cade Mullins, Gabe Hasan, Morgan Swick, Isaac Spar, Logan Conrad, Theodore Hadley, Hunter Wells, Kendal Guagenti, Samantha Crawford, Miranda Wills, Dexter Woods III. Coach Cody Hurley.

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Ada HS varsity softball - members, not in order: Kiersten Cortez,  Lexi Waugh, Brenna George, Alexis White, Aubrey Madison, Raina England, Paige Seitz, Alexis Ennis, Sidney Gossard, Leona Dalton, Morgan Dirmeyer, Tori Green,  Melina Temple. Coaches: Becky Dicke and Lauren Dicke.

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Freshman Andrew Buderer (Oak Harbor) posted a runner-up finish in the pole vault Saturday afternoon, leading the Ohio Northern men's track and field team to a ninth-place finish in a 20-team field on the George Gauthier Track in Delaware at the 2019 All-Ohio Championships, hosted by Ohio Wesleyan.

The Polar Bears (44-10 overall) ended ninth overall after tallying 38.5 team points on Saturday. Otterbein won the team title with 140.50 points; John Carroll finished second with 116 points; and Case Western Reserve took third with 92.5 points.

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Softball
The Ohio Northern softball program celebrated Senior Day 2019 in style stretching their current win streak to 10 consecutive contests with a 3-1 and 23-3 (F/5) sweep over Ohio Athletic Conference foe John Carroll at the ONU Softball Field in Ada.

With the victories, the Polar Bears improve to 17-9 overall and 11-1 in conference action this year. In addition, Ohio Northern now owns a two-game lead in the OAC regular season standings with just two weeks remaining.

The Blue Streaks dropped to 12-20 overall and 2-10 in league play.

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Women’s team
Junior Maddie Storr (Clarence, N.Y.) tied a school record with 10 points on six goals and four assists to lead the Ohio Northern women's lacrosse team to an 18-4 victory over Marietta on Saturday afternoon at Dial-Roberson Stadium.

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