It was hold an umbrella or get soaked on Saturday afternoon at Dial-Roberson Stadium when ONU men’s soccer players had a scrimmage with Ohio State and UNOH as part of their spring practices.
A number of people showed up for the scrimmage in spite of the weather. Collegiate soccer is played in the fall. The NCAA has allowed spring soccer scrimmages the past few years, but university PR departments are not allowed to publicize them.
By Cort Reynolds
LIMA - The Ada boys tennis team won its closest match of the spring so far 3-2 over Elida indoors at Westwood Monday night.
The match was originally scheduled for the Ada park but moved due to the unseasonably cold, windy and snowy conditions.
The Bulldogs improved to 6-0 with the victory.
"Elida is a very well-coached team," said Ada coach Christy Beaschler. "We had great teamwork and outstanding wins by our singles players. The double matches were close, but Elida has a lot of depth and some very strong doubles teams."
Photos by Cort Reynolds
Here is a selection of photos of the Ada High School girls' softball team in an earlier season contest against Delphos Jefferson.
• Ada second sacker Raina England throws out a Wildcat runner in the19-1. Bulldog blowout of Delphos Jefferson on a warm and windy Thursday evening. Shortstop Olivia Alexander backs up on the play with hurler Leona
Dalton looks on.
• Ada freshman Leona Dalton fires to the plate.
• Sure-handed Ada third baseman Maddie Gossard gloves a pop-up.
COLUMBUS GROVE - The Ada boys track team finished fifth and the purple and gold girls came in ninth at the annual 12-team Columbus Grove Bulldog Invitational Friday evening.
Juniors Noah Mattson and Miguel Jordan posted the best Ada showings by coming in second in the shot put and 800 meters, respectively.
Ada sophomore Alex Morgan also came in third in the pole vault, and he finished fifth in two hurdle races.
Bulldog sophomore Nora Dellifield (pole vault) and freshman Brenna Hissong (400 meters) each finished third to top the Ada girls.
ADA - The Ada boys tennis team swept visiting Marion Harding 5-0 in a battle of previously unbeaten teams on a warm and windy Friday evening.
The Bulldogs improved to 5-0 with the one-sided victory, while MH fell to 4-1 with the loss.
Senior ace Zach Beaschler won 12 games in a row at first singles to increase his record to 5-0 this spring. Speedy junior Cade Mullins dominated at second singles, dropping just one game as he also improved to 5-0.
Consistent-stroking freshman Miranda Wills handled the wind well and won without dropping a game at third singles to stay undefeated at 5-0.
