Football - Won 50-15 H v Wilmington
Volleyball - OAC Tournament: Won 3-1 at Heidelberg; Lost 0-3 at #11 Mt Union
Men's Soccer - OAC Tournament: Lost 1-0 H v Capital
Women's Soccer - OAC Tournament: Lost 1-0 H v Capital
Men's Cross Country - Idle
Women's Cross Country - Idle
Men's Swimming & Diving - Won 178-9 H v Defiance; Won 122-83 H v Findlay
Women's Swimming & Diving - Won 1179-24 H v Defiance; Lost 79-135 H v Hillsdale; Lost 95-132 H v Findlay
Football - Won 23-14 at Marietta
Volleyball - Won 3-0 at Baldwin Wallace; Won 3-0 H v Marietta
Men's Soccer - Lost 1-2 at Baldwin Wallace, Won 2-0 H v Marietta
Women's Soccer - Tied 1-1 H v Baldwin Wallace; Won 3-0 at Marietta
Men's Cross Country - 3rd of 10 at OAC Championships
Women's Cross Country - 5th of 10 at OAC Championships
Men's Swimming & Diving - Won 114-91 H v Wilmington; Lost 43-182 at #2 Kenyon
Women's Swimming & Diving - Won 162-51 H v Wilmington; Lost 43-191 at #3 Kenyon
The winner of week 10 of The Icon Football Contest was Jim Dillman. Four contestants correctly picked 8 games this week. None of the four correctly picked either tie-breaker so Jim was declared the winner by submitting his entry first.
SPECIAL THANKS TO COREY GREER - OUR 2014 ICON FOOTBALL CONTEST WEEKLY JUDGE.
By Dusty Donley
Amid miserable weather conditions, visiting Lima Central Catholic traveled to War Memorial Stadium Friday night and delivered Ada its second shut-out in as many weeks as the Thunderbirds defeated the Bulldogs 27-0. The non-league loss ends Ada's season at (5-5) and eliminates them from playoff contention for the first time in nine years.
By Dusty Donley
The Ada Bulldog offense was held scoreless for the second time this season as the visiting Delphos Jefferson Wildcats traveled to War Memorial Stadium and got a hard fought, 10-0 Northwest Conference victory. The loss drops Ada to (5-4) overall and (4-3) in the conference, ending any shot the Bulldogs had at a
piece of the NWC Championship.
Both offenses failed to find the end zone in the first half as Wildcat kicker Kurt Wollenhaupt's 31-yard field goal late in the second quarter were the only points either team could muster before the halftime intermission.
