2026 Richland County Baseball Scoreboard: Rams, Minutemen win two

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Saturday, May 9

Madison 3, Highland 2 F/8

The Madison Rams picked up an impressive extra-inning 3-2 nonconference win over Highland on Saturday morning.

Ashton Taylor led the Rams with two hits while Kylor Steagall, Aiden Proctor, Landon Parsons and Carter Branham had one apiece. Steagall and Parson had one RBI apiece.

Carson Cook worked the first six innings allowing two runs on seven hits with two strikeouts. Liam Stone earned the win allowing no runs on one hit in two innings of relief work.

The Rams improved to 9-12 and hosted Shelby in the second game of a doubleheader.

Madison 5, Shelby 4

The Madison Rams picked up an impressive 5-4 nonconference win over the Shelby Whippets on Saturday.

Liam Stone led the Rams with two hits while Kylor Steagall, Aiden Proctor, Grady Spurlock, Julian Washington and Mason Morrow had one apiece. Proctor and Morrow collected two RBIs apiece while Stone had one.

Ashton Taylor picked up the win on the mound allowing four runs on five hits with two strikeouts in four innings of work. Stone earned the save allowing one hit with three strikeouts in a flawless seventh inning.

Kaleb Stairs led Shelby with two hits while Brady Bowman, Quinton Albert, Cole Dorsey, Travis Slone, Nate Lykins, Brock Fisher, Casyn Koch and Conner Hartz had one apiece. Dorsey collected two RBIs while Lykins and Koch had one apiece.

Stairs pitched well enough to win allowing five runs, just two earned, on six hits with five strikeouts in six innings of work.

Madison improves to 10-12 and travels to Dover on May 12 while Shelby falls to 10-9 and travels to Marion Harding on the same day.

Lexington 8, Bowling Green 6

The Lexington Minutemen picked up a solid 8-6 nonconference win over Bowling Green on Saturday in the first game of a doubleheader.

Cole Eichorn and Graham Clark led the Minutemen with three hits apiece while Jackson Eichorn had two. Clark collected four RBIs while Cole Eichorn and Carson Fisher had one apiece.

Fisher worked four innings of relief allowing one run on two hits with two strikeouts.

The Minutemen improved to 11-8 and played BG in an afternoon game.

Lexington 15, Bowling Green 0 F/5

The Minutemen cruised to a 15-0 win over BG in Game 2 of a nonconference doubleheader.

Brayden Vance led the Minutemen with four hits while Graham Clark and Markale Martin had two apiece and Tyler Galownia, Jackson Eichorn, Cole Eichorn, Cooper Clark and Alec Mentzer had one apiece. Cole Eichorn collected three RBIs while Vance had two and Jackson Eichorn, Martin, Cooper Clark, Mentzer and Ben Young had one apiece.

Cooper Clark picked up the win on the mound allowing no runs on three hits with no strikeouts in four innings of work.

The Minutemen improved to 12-8 and host Norwalk on May 11.

St. Paul 5, Crestview 1

The Crestview Cougars took a tough 5-1 Firelands Conference loss to St. Paul on Saturday morning.

Brayden Parrigan, Drew Spoerr and Kayn Patton had one hit apiece while Grady Cline collected the lone RBI.

Colton Ernandes pitched well enough to win allowing four runs, just two earned, on three hits with 10 strikeouts.

The Cougars fall to 8-7 and travel to Western Reserve on May 12.

Western Reserve 24, Mansfield Senior 0 F/4

The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a 24-0 nonconference loss to Western Reserve on Saturday.

Edwin Rivera Ramos and Kevin Rivera Ramos had one hit apiece for the Tygers.

Mansfield Senior falls to 0-18 and hosts Lexington on May 12.

Friday, May 8

Fredericktown 7, Clear Fork 6

The Clear Fork Colts took a tough 7-6 nonconference loss to Fredericktown on Friday evening.

Brevin Bias and Landen Perry led the Colts with two hits apiece while Myles Sharp and Gavin Domka had one apiece. Perry and Domka collected two RBIs apiece while Mason Ball and Porter Schmidt had one apiece.

The Colts falls to 8-15 and travel to Galion on May 12.

Thursday, May 7

Lexington 12, Ashland 11

The Lexington Minutemen picked up a 12-11 Ohio Cardinal Conference win over Ashland on Thursday night.

Cole Eichorn led the Minutemen with three hits while Jackson Eichorn, Graham Clark and Ben Young had two apiece and Caleb Murfield had one. Jackson and Cole Eichorn had two RBIs apiece while Tyler Galownia, Clark and Young had one apiece.

Cole Eichorn took the win on the mound allowing one run on four hits with five strikeouts in four innings of work.

The Minutemen improved to 10-8 and travel to Bowling Green on May 9 for a doubleheader.

Plymouth 4, Crestview 3

The Plymouth Big Red picked up a narrow 4-3 Firelands Conference victory over the Crestview Cougars on Thursday night.

Lucas Distl led the Big Red with two hits while Lincoln Distl, Keegan Beverly, Jarrett Burrer, Evan King and Sean Winfield had one apiece. Lincoln Distl had two RBIs while Burrer and King had one apiece.

Lex Grose took the win on the mound allowing three runs, one earned, on one hit with seven strikeouts in 4 2/3 innings of work.

Troy Weaver had the lone hit for the Cougars. He had two RBIs while Colton Ernandes had one.

The Big Red improves to 10-8 and travels to Western Reserve on May 8 while Crestview falls to 8-6 and hosts Hillsdale on the same day.

Madison 14, Mansfield Senior 0 F/4

The Madison Rams cruised to an easy 14-0 Ohio Cardinal Conference win over Mansfield Senior on Thursday night.

Aiden Proctor, Carson Cook and Mason Morrow had two hits apiece while Kylor Steagall, Julian Washington, Ashton Taylor, Liam Stone, Gage Cyrus, Owen Morrow, Hudson Bays and Grady Spurlock had one apiece. Cook, Mason Morrow, Proctor and Stone had two RBIs apiece while Steagall, Taylor, Chris Kaufman, Cyrus, Bays and Carter Branham had one apiece.

Cook took the win on the mound allowing no runs on two hits with four strikeouts in two innings of work.

Jaxen Haynes and Damon Slaughter had one hit apiece for the Tygers.

Madison improves to 7-12 and hosts Shelby on May 8 while Mansfield Senior falls to 0-16 and travels to Western Reserve on May 9.

Ontario 3, Highland 2

The Ontario Warriors picked up a solid 3-2 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference victory over Highland on Thursday night.

Jaren Holden, Max Ciroli and Trey Remy led the Warriors with one hit apiece. Remy had two RBIs.

Holden took the win on the mound allowing two runs, one earned, on four hits with nine strikeouts in seven innings of work.

The Warriors improve to 12-8 and travel to Ashland on May 8.

Willard 5, Lucas 0

The Lucas Cubs took a tough 5-0 nonconference loss to Willard on Thursday night.

Anthony Fanello and Cullen Withrow had one hit apiece for the Cubs.

Lucas falls to 7-5 and travels to Danville on May 9 for a doubleheader.

Mount Gilead 13, Mansfield Christian 1

The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 13-1 nonconference loss to Mount Gilead on Thursday night.

Landin Bishop led the Flames with two hits while Joshua Hillman and JR Reeder had one apiece. Reeder had the lone RBI.

Mansfield Christian falls to 1-11 and hosts Western Reserve on May 14.

Wednesday, May 6

Shelby 11, Pleasant 7

The Shelby Whippets picked up a solid 11-7 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Pleasant on Wednesday night.

Brady Bowman, Quinton Albert and Kaleb Stairs led the way with two hits apiece while Travis Slone, Nate Lykins and Brock Fisher had one apiece. Bowman collected four RBIs while Stairs had two and Albert, Slone, Casyn Koch and Conner Hartz had one apiece. Albert slugged a home run in the win.

Hartz took the win on the mound allowing seven runs, just four earned, on eight hits with four strikeouts in five innings of work. Slone picked up the save working the final two innings allowing one hit with five strikeouts.

The Whippets improve to 10-8 and travel to Madison on May 8.

Lexington 10, Ashland 1

The Lexington Minutemen picked up an easy 10-1 Ohio Cardinal Conference win over Ashland on Wednesday night.

Jackson Eichorn and Carson Fisher led the Minutemen with two hits apiece while Tyler Galownia, Graham Clark, Markale Martin, Brayden Vance and Ben Young had one apiece. Eichorn and Fisher collected three RBIs apiece while Young had two and Cole Eichorn had one apiece.

Galownia took the win on the mound allowing one unearned run on four hits with six strikeouts in six innings of work.

The Minutemen improve to 9-8 and host Ashland on May 7.

Madison 22, Mansfield Senior 0 F/4

The Madison Rams cruised to an easy 22-0 Ohio Cardinal Conference win over Mansfield Senior on Wednesday night.

Julian Washington led the Rams with three hits while Ashton Taylor had two and Liam Stone, Aiden Proctor, Landon Parsons, Grady Spurlock and Cohen Brandt had one apiece. Taylor, Proctor and Washington collected three RBIs apiece while Kylor Steagall, Stone and Spurlock had two apiece and Gage Cyrus, Parsons, Owen Morrow, Hudson Bays and Brandt had one apiece.

Stone picked up the win on the mound allowing no runs on one hit with eight strikeouts in four innings of work.

DJ Beard had the lone hit for the Tygers.

Madison improves to 7-12 while Mansfield Senior falls to 0-16. The two teams play at Madison on May 7.

Highland 12, Ontario 2 F/6

The Ontario Warriors took a tough 12-2 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference loss to Highland on Wednesday night.

Jaren Holden, Max Ciroli, Trey Remy and Brody Cheek led the Warriors with one hit apiece. Ciroli had the lone RBI.

The Warriors fall to 11-8 and host Highland on May 7.

River Valley 6, Clear Fork 2

The Clear Fork Colts took a tough 6-2 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference loss on Wednesday night.

Jacob Brokaw, Landen Perry and Porter Schmidt had one hit apiece for the Colts while Quentein Rhinehart had the lone RBI.

Clear Fork falls to 8-13 and hosts Fredericktown on May 8.

Monday, May 4

Shelby 15, Pleasant 2 F/6

The Shelby Whippets cruised to a 15-2 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Pleasant on Monday night.

Brady Bowman led the Whippets with three hits while Quinton Albert, Kaleb Stairs, Travis Slone and Casyn Koch had two apiece and Cole Dorsey, Nic Lykins and Brock Fisher had one apiece. Bowman collected three RBIs while Albert, Fisher, Koch and Conner Hartz had two apiece and Stairs and Slone had one apiece.

Stairs picked up the win on the mound allowing two runs on six hits with seven strikeouts in six innings of work.

The Whippets improve to 9-8 and host Pleasant on May 6.

Plymouth 6, Western Reserve 4

The Plymouth Big Red picked up a solid 6-4 Firelands Conference win over Western Reserve on Monday.

Jarrett Burrer and Isaiah Miller led the Big Red with two hits apiece while Lincoln Distl and Keegan Beverly had one apiece. Beverly and Burrer had two RBIs apiece while Distl had one.

Distl earned the win on the mound allowing four runs, just one earned, on eight hits with nine strikeouts in seven innings of work.

The Big Red improves to 9-8 and travels to Western Reserve on May 5.

St. Paul 10, Crestview 4

The Crestview Cougars took a tough 10-4 Firelands Conference loss to St. Paul on Monday night.

Drew Spoerr led the Cougars with three hits while Carson Keener and Brayden Parrigan had two apiece and Grady Cline, Landon Fulk and Kayn Patton had one apiece. Keener collected two RBIs while Patton had one.

The Cougars fall to 8-5 and travel to St. Paul on May 4.

Wooster 7, Lexington 2

The Lexington Minutemen took a tough 7-2 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to Wooster on Monday.

Cole Eichorn led the Minutemen with two hits while Tyler Galownia, Jackson Eichorn, Markale Martin, Brayden Vance and Ben Young had one apiece. Cole Eichorn collected two RBIs in the loss.

Lexington falls to 8-8 and hosts Ashland on May 5.

Crestline 23, Mansfield Senior 8 F/5

The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough 23-8 nonconference loss to Crestline on Monday night.

Nic Redman and Jaxen Haynes led the Tygers with one hit apiece. Redman collected three RBIs while Haynes and Leo Gonzalez had one apiece.

The Tygers fall to 0-15 and travel to Madison on May 5.

Saturday, May 2

Shelby 11, Willard 1 F/5

The Shelby Whippets cruised to an 11-1 nonconference win over Willard on Saturday morning.

Brady Bowman, Quinton Albert, Cole Dorsey, Travis Slone, Nate Lykins, Brock Fisher, Casyn Koch and Conner Hartz all led the Whippets with one hit apiece. Lykins collected three RBIs while Albert, Dorsey, Sam Keller, Fisher, Koch and Hartz had one RBI apiece.

Hartz earned the win on the mound allowing one unearned run on one hit with five strikeouts in five innings of work.

The Whippets improve to 8-8 and host Pleasant on May 4.

Lexington 9, Clear Fork 3

The Lexington Minutemen picked up an impressive 9-3 nonconference win over Clear Fork on Saturday morning.

Cooper Clark led the Minutemen with three hits while Jackson Eichorn and Cole Eichorn had two apiece and Markale Martin and Caleb Murfield had one apiece. Clark and Jackson Eichorn had two RBIs apiece while Graham Clark and Ben Young had one apiece.

Tyler Galownia earned the win on the mound allowing three runs, two earned, on one hit with four strikeouts in five innings of work.

Brevin Bias led the Colts with two hits while Seth Vail had one. Bias had the lone RBI.

Lexington improves to 8-7 and travels to Wooster on May 4 while Clear Fork falls to 8-12 and travels to River Valley the same evening.

Dover 22, Mansfield Senior 0 F/5

The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough 22-0 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to Dover on Saturday.

The Tygers were no-hit in the loss.

Dover 19, Mansfield Senior 0 F/4

The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a 19-0 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to Dover on Saturday in Game 2 of a doubleheader.

Dominque Horn had the lone hit for the Tygers.

Mansfield Senior is now 0-14 and hosts Crestline on May 4.

Friday, May 1

Plymouth 21, Buckeye Central 11

The Plymouth Big Red picked up a 21-11 nonconference win over Buckeye Central on Friday night.

Lincoln Distl and Lex Grose led the Big Red with three hits apiece while Jarrett Burrer, Weston Kamman and Lucas Distl had two hits apiece and Keegan Beverly, Evan King and Seth Love had one apiece. Grose and Burrer collected three RBIs apiece while Lincoln Distl, Beverly and Love had two apiece and Kamman, Lucas Distl and Deacan Hansan had one apiece.

The Big Red improves to 8-8 and travels to Sandusky St. Mary’s Central Catholic on May 2.

Thursday, April 30

Shelby 7, Ontario 1

Highland 12, Clear Fork 2 F/6

The Clear Fork Colts took a tough 12-2 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference loss to Highland on Thursday night.

Landen Perry, Brevin Bias, Porter Schmidt and Hunter Rahall had one hit apiece for the Colts. Perry and Rahall had one RBI apiece.

The Colts fall to 8-11 and travel to East Knox on May 2.

Norwalk 6, Madison 3

The Madison Rams took a tough 6-3 nonconference loss to Norwalk on Thursday night.

Liam Stone and Grady Sturlock led the Rams with two hits apiece while Kylor Steagall, Ashton Taylor, Aiden Proctor and Landon Parsons had one apiece. Proctor collected two RBIs while Spurlock had one.

The Rams fall to 6-12 and host Mansfield Senior on May 5.

Wednesday, April 29

Madison 5, West Holmes 3

The Madison Rams picked up an impressive 5-3 Ohio Cardinal Conference win over West Holmes on Wednesday night.

Ashton Taylor and Owen Morrow led the Rams with two hits apiece while Liam Stone, Aiden Proctor and Carter Branham had one apiece. Proctor collected two RBIs while Taylor, Morrow and Branham had one apiece.

Stone took the win on the mound allowing no runs on four hits with three strikeouts in five innings of relief work.

The Rams improve to 6-11 and host Norwalk on April 30.

Tuesday, April 28

Shelby 5, Ontario 4

The Shelby Whippets picked up a tight 5-4 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over the Ontario Warriors on Tuesday night.

Brady Bowman, Quinton Albert and Nate Lykins had one hit apiece for the Whippets. Lykins collected two RBIs while Cole Dorsey and Kaleb Stairs had one apiece.

Travis Slone picked up the win on the mound allowing four runs, three earned, on five hits with two strikeouts in six innings of work. Stairs picked up the save allowing no runs on no hits with a strikeout in one inning.

Dane Kearns led Ontario with three hits while Jon Mahon and Trey Remy had one apiece. Kearns collected two RBIs while Mahon and Remy had one apiece.

Shelby improves to 6-8 while Ontario falls to 11-6. The two teams play again on April 29 at Ontario.

Crestview 11, Plymouth 1 F/6

The Crestview Cougars cruised to an easy 11-1 Firelands Conference win over the Plymouth Big Red on Tuesday night.

Grady Cline led the Cougars with three hits while Brayden Parrigan and Kayn Patton had two apiece and Drew Spoerr, Carson Keener, Troy Weaver, Kaden Stutz and Landon Fulk had one apiece. Cline collected four RBIs while Parrigan, Stutz and Keener had two apiece and Spoerr had one.

Spoerr picked up the win on the mound allowing one run on three hits with six strikeouts in six innings of work.

No stats were submitted by Plymouth.

Crestview improves to 8-4 while Plymouth falls to 7-8. The two teams meet again on April 29 at Crestview.

Lucas 5, Crestline 3

The Lucas Cubs picked up a 5-3 Mid-Buckeye Conference win over Crestline on Tuesday night.

Zell Finley, Anthony Fanello, Kyler Ray and Xavier Hall had two hits apiece while Brady Anschutz and Cullen Withrow had one apiece. Anschutz and Withrow collected two RBIs apiece while Fanello had one. Anschutz slugged a home run in the victory.

Jack DiBartolomeo earned the win on the mound allowing three runs, two earned, on six hits with nine strikeouts. Fanello picked up the save working the final inning allowing no runs on two hits with a strikeout.

The Cubs improve to 7-5 and host Crestview on April 30.

West Holmes 7, Madison 1

The Madison Rams took a tough 7-1 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to West Holmes on Tuesday night.

Kylor Steagall, Ashton Taylor, Liam Stone, Aiden Proctor and Owen Morrow had one hit apiece for Madison. Landon Parsons had the lone RBI for the Rams.

The Rams fall to 5-11 and travel to West Holmes on April 29.

Highland 8, Clear Fork 5

The Clear Fork Colts took a tough 8-5 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference loss to Highland on Tuesday night.

Mason Ball led the Colts with two hits while Jacob Brokaw, Landen Perry, Porter Schmidt, Gavin Domka, Hunter Rahall, Gracin Crunkilton and Blayne Craddolph had one apiece. Schmidt collected two RBIs while Brevin Bias and Crunkilton had one apiece.

The Colts fall to 8-10 and travel to Highland on April 29.

Monday, April 27

Shelby 9, Tiffin Columbian 7

The Shelby Whippets picked up a 9-7 nonconference win over Tiffin Columbian on Monday night.

Quinton Albert and Kaleb Stairs led the Whippets with two hits apiece while Brady Bowman, Travis Slone, Nate Lykins and Conner Hartz had one apiece. Hartz collected two RBIs while Bowman, Stairs, Slone and Brock Fisher had one apiece.

Hartz picked up the win on the mound allowing six runs, just three earned, on six hits with one strikeout in six innings of work. Stairs picked up the save working the final inning allowing one run on two hits.

The Whippets improve to 5-8 and travel to Ontario on April 28.

Lucas 5, Crestline 4

The Lucas Cubs picked up a narrow 5-4 Mid-Buckeye Conference win over Crestline on Monday night.

Brady Anschutz and Anthony Fanello led the Cubs with two hits apiece while Jack DiBartolomeo, Kyler Ray and Alegacy Grose had one apiece. Fanello collected two RBIs while DiBartolomeo, Ray and Grose had one apiece. DiBartolomeo slugged a solo home run in the victory.

Anschutz picked up the win on the mound allowing four runs on three hits with 12 strikeouts in a complete game.

The Cubs improve to 6-5 and travel to Crestline on April 28.

Central Christian 10, Mansfield Christian 0 F/6

The Mansfield Christian Flames dropped a tough 10-0 Mid-Buckeye Conference loss to Central Christian on Monday night.

Landin Bishop had the lone hit for the Flames.

Mansfield Christian falls to 1-10 and hosts Bucyrus on May 1.

Saturday, April 25

Ontario 10, Clyde 4

The Ontario Warriors cruised to a 10-4 nonconference win over Clyde on Saturday afternoon.

Max Ciroli led the Warriors with four hits while Guy Trader and Kane Cantrell had two apiece and Kasen Pittman, Dane Kearns, Trey Remy, Liam Holden and Jack Cotter had one apiece. Ciroli collected four RBIs while Pittman had two and Trader and Kearns had one apiece.

Dom Cantrell picked up the win on the mound allowing one run on three hits with two strikeouts in three innings of work.

The Warriors improve to 11-5 and host Shelby on April 28.

Chippewa 11, Madison 6

The Madison Rams took a tough 11-6 nonconference loss to Chippewa on Saturday afternoon.

Ashton Taylor and Cohen Brandt led the Rams with three hits apiece while Aiden Proctor had two and Liam Stone and Mason Morrow had one apiece. Morrow collected two RBIs while Stone, Brandt and Owen Morrow had one apiece.

The Rams fall to 5-10 and host West Holmes on April 28.

Friday, April 24

Clear Fork 15, Madison 3 F/6

The Clear Fork Colts cruised to a 15-3 nonconference win over the Madison Rams on Friday night.

Jacob Brokaw and Landen Perry had four hits apiece while Mason Ball added three, Brevin Bias, Gavin Domka and Myles Sharp had two apiece and Hunter Rahall and Seth Vail had one apiece. Perry, Bias and Ball had three RBIs apiece while Sharp had two and Brokaw, Rahall and Domka had one apiece.

Sharp picked up the win on the mound allowing three runs on three hits with three strikeouts in five innings of work.

Aiden Proctor, Owen Morrow and Julian Washington had one hit apiece for the Rams. Morrow collected two RBIs while Proctor had one.

Clear Fork improves to 8-9 and travels to Lexington on May 1 while Madison fall to 5-9 and travels to Chippewa on April 25.

Lexington 10, River Valley 0 F/5

The Lexington Minutemen picked up an impressive 10-0 nonconference win over River Valley on Friday night.

Graham Clark led the way with three hits while Caleb Murfield had two and Tyler Galownia, Cole Eichorn and Carson Fisher had one apiece. Clark had two RBIs while Fisher and Murfield had one apiece.

Galownia took the win on the mound allowing no runs on one hit with four strikeouts in three innings of work.

The Minutemen improve to 7-7 and host Wooster on April 28.

Ontario 6, Hillsdale 4

The Ontario Warriors picked up an impressive 6-4 nonconference win over Hillsdale on Friday night.

Guy Trader and Liam Holden led the way for the Warriors with two hits apiece while Kasen Pittman, Jaren Holden and Jon Mahon had one apiece. Pittman, Jaren Holden, Dom Cantrall and Liam Holden had one RBI apiece.

Trader earned the win on the mound allowing four runs on 11 hits with seven strikeouts in seven innings of work.

The Warriors improve to 10-5 and host Clyde on April 25.

Crestview 7, Mapleton 5

The Crestview Cougars picked up an impressive 7-5 Firelands Conference win over Mapleton on Friday night.

Brayden Parrigan led the Cougars with three hits while Kaden Stutz had two and Landon Fulk, Drew Spoerr and Grady Cline had one apiece. Stutz collected two RBIs while Parrigan, Cline and Kayn Patton had one apiece.

Colton Ernandes earned the win on the mound allowing no runs on two hits with four strikeouts in four innings of relief work.

The Cougars improve to 7-4 and host Northmor on April 25.

Lucas 11, Mansfield Senior 1 F/5

The Lucas Cubs cruised to an 11-1 nonconference win over the Mansfield Senior Tygers on Friday night.

Anthony Fanello, Jack DiBartolomeo, Zell Finley and Xavier Hall had one hit apiece for the Cubs. Fanello collected three RBIS while Cullen Withrow, Alegacy Grose, Finley and Cooper Day had one RBI apiece.

DiBartolomeo earned the win on the mound allowing one run on three hits with 10 strikeouts in five innings of work.

Dominque Horn had two hits for the Tygers and had the lone RBI.

The Cubs improve to 5-5 and host Crestline on April 27 while Mansfield Senior falls to 0-12 and hosts Dover on April 28.

St. Paul 9, Plymouth 0

The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 9-0 Firelands Conference loss to St. Paul on Friday night.

Lincoln Distl and Lex Grose had two hits apiece for Plymouth while Keegan Beverly and Seth Love had one apiece.

The Big Red falls to 7-7 and hosts Crestview on April 28.

Bucyrus 12, Mansfield Christian 2 F/6

The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 12-2 nonconference loss to Bucyrus on Friday night.

Joshua Hillman and Matthew Kalashnik had three hits apiece for the Flames while Noah Reeder had one. Kalashnik had one RBI.

The Flames fall to 1-9 and host Central Christian on April 27.

Thursday, April 23

St. Paul 11, Plymouth 1 F/6

The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 11-1 Firelands Conference loss to St. Paul on Thursday night.

Keegan Beverly, Jarrett Burrer and Evan King had one hit apiece for the Big Red.

Plymouth falls to 7-6 and hosts St. Paul on April 24.

Mount Gilead 13, Lucas 3 F/6

The Lucas Cubs took a tough 13-3 nonconference loss to Mount Gilead on Thursday night.

Anthony Fanello, Jack DiBartolomeo, Zell Finley and Cooper Day had one hit apiece for the Cubs. Xavier Hall and Kaeden Carroll had one RBI apiece.

The Cubs fall to 4-5 and host Mansfield Senior on April 24.

Wednesday, April 22

Madison 3, Lexington 2

Clear Fork 8, Shelby 1

The Clear Fork Colts salvaged a series split by beating Shelby 8-1 in Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference action on Wednesday night.

Jacob Brokaw led the Colts with three hits while Landen Perry and Brevin Bias had two apiece and Mason Ball, Porter Schmidt, Gavin Domka, Gracin Crunkilton and Blayne Craddolph had one apiece. Brokaw collected two RBIs while Perry, Hunter Rahall, Ball, Schmidt and Domka had one apiece.

Craddolph earned the win on the mound allowing one run on three hits with five strikeouts in four innings of work. Bryar Ousley earned the three-inning save allowing no runs on three hits in three innings of work.

Brady Bowman led the Whippets with two hits while Cole Dorsey, Kaleb Stairs, Brody Gray and Conner Hartz had one hit apiece. Dorsey had the lone RBI.

Clear Fork improves to 7-9 and travels to Madison on April 24 while Shelby falls to 4-8 and hosts Columbian on April 27.

New Philadelphia 21, Mansfield Senior 0 F/4

The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough 21-0 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to New Philadelphia on Wednesday night.

The Tygers were no-hit in the loss.

Mansfield Senior falls to 0-11 and travels to Lucas on April 24.

Tuesday, April 21

Shelby 8, Clear Fork 7

The Shelby Whippets picked up an 8-7 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Clear Fork in a resumed suspended game on Wednesday.

Nate Lykins led the Whippets with four hits while Brady Bowman had three, Conner Hartz had two and Quinton Albert, Cole Dorsey, Kaleb Stairs, Brock Fisher and Casyn Koch had one apiece. Hartz collected four RBIs while Bowman had two and Staris had one. Bowman delivered the game-winning, RBI base hit in the bottom of the seventh to pick up the win.

Jacob Brokaw, Hunter Rahall and Brevin Bias had two hits apiece for the Colts while Mason Ball, Seth Vail, Gavin Domka and Gracin Crunkilton had one apiece. Brokaw collected two RBIs while Rahall, Vail and Domka had one apiece.

Shelby improved to 4-7 while Clear Fork fell to 7-8. The two teams will play a regularly-scheduled game right after the conclusion.

Crestview 10, New London 0 F/5

The Crestview Cougars picked up a solid 10-0 Firelands Conference win over New London on Tuesday night.

Landon Fulk led the Cougars with three hits while Carson Keener, Grady Cline, Kaden Stutz, Brennan Dille and Kayn Patton had two hits apiece and Brayden Parrigan and Troy Weaver had one hit apiece. Fulk collected three RBIs while Patton had two and Parrigan, Keener, Weaver and Drew Spoerr had one apiece.

Colton Ernandes picked up the win on the mound allowing no runs on one hit with six strikeouts in five innings of work.

The Cougars improve to 6-4 and travel to Mapleton on April 23.

Plymouth 9, Mapleton 5

The Plymouth Big Red picked up a solid 9-5 Firelands Conference win over Mapleton on Tuesday night.

Jarrett Burrer led the Big Red with three hits while Lincoln Distl had two and Keegan Beverly, Lex Grose, Evan King and Weston Kamman had one apiece. Burrer collected three RBIs while Grose had two and Sean Winfield and Kamman had one apiece. Burrer clubbed a home run in the victory.

King picked up the win on the mound allowing five runs, three earned, on six hits with five strikeouts in a complete game.

Plymouth improves to 7-5 and travels to St. Paul on April 23.

Madison 7, Lexington 3

The Madison Rams picked up a solid 7-3 Ohio Cardinal Conference victory over the Lexington Minutemen on Tuesday night.

Ashton Taylor and Landon Parsons had two hits apiece while Kylor Steagall, Liam Stone, Aiden Proctor and Julian Washington had one apiece. Steagall, Parsons, Owen Morrow and Carter Branham had one apiece.

Stone earned the win on the mound allowing no runs on two hits with three strikeouts in three innings of relief. Taylor worked a solid four innings allowing three runs, just one earned, on one hit with two strikeouts.

Tyler Galownia, Jackson Eichorn, Cole Eichorn and Graham Clark had one hit apiece for the Minutemen. Jackson Eichorn and Carson Fisher had one RBI apiece.

Madison improves to 4-8 while Lexington falls to 6-6. The two teams will meet again on April 22 at Madison.

Marion Harding 5, Ontario 2

The Ontario Warriors took a tough 5-2 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference loss to Marion Harding on Tuesday night.

Kasen Pittman, Jaren Holden and Max Ciroli had one hit apiece. Ciroli had the lone RBI.

Holden took the loss on the mound allowing five runs, none earned, on six hits with 12 strikeouts in six innings of work.

The Warriors fall to 8-5 and host Marion Harding on April 22.

Central Christian 9, Lucas 4

The Lucas Cubs took a tough 9-4 Mid-Buckeye Conference loss to Central Christian on Tuesday night.

Cullen Withrow and Zell Finley had one hit apiece for the Cubs.

Lucas falls to 4-4 and travels to Mount Gilead on April 23.

Crestline 7, Mansfield Christian 6

The Mansfield Christian Flames took a narrow 7-6 Mid-Buckeye Conference loss to Crestline on Tuesday night.

JR Reeder had the lone two hits for the Flames. Bryson Winemiller collected the lone RBI as the Flames drew 13 walks.

Blayne Morrow pitched well enough to win, allowing seven runs but none were earned, on six hits with eight strikeouts. The Flames made six errors.

Mansfield Christian falls to 1-8 and travels to Bucyrus on April 24.

New Philadelphia 19, Mansfield Senior 0 F/3

The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a 19-0 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to New Philadelphia on Tuesday night.

The Tygers were no-hit in the loss.

Mansfield Senior falls to 0-10 and hosts New Philadelphia on April 22.

Monday, April 20

Plymouth 8, Mapleton 7

The Plymouth Big Red picked up a narrow 8-7 Firelands Conference win over Mapleton on Monday night.

Lincoln Distl, Jarrett Burrer and Isaiah Miller had two hits apiece while Keegan Beverly had one. Miller collected three RBIs while Distl had two and Burrer, Lex Grose and Evan King had one apiece.

Burrer picked up the win on the mound allowing one unearned run on two hits with five strikeouts in three innings of relief work.

Plymouth improves to 6-5 and travels to Mapleton on April 21.

Lexington 11, Ontario 1

The Lexington Minutemen picked up an impressive 11-1 nonconference win over Richland County rival, the Ontario Warriors, on Monday night.

Jackson Eichorn and Caleb Murfield led the Minutemen with two hits while Cole Eichorn, Graham Clark, Markale Martin, Cooper Clark and Ben Young had one apiece. Jackson Eichorn collected three RBIs while Young had two and Tyler Galownia, Cole Eichorn, Graham Clark and Martin had one apiece.

Galownia picked up the win on the mound allowing one unearned run on two hits with 12 strikeouts in a complete game masterpiece.

Guy Trader and Dane Kearns had one hit apiece for the Warriors. Kearns had the lone RBI.

Lexington improves to 6-5 and hosts Madison on April 21 while Ontario falls to 8-4 and travels to Marion Harding on the same evening.

Crestview 6, New London 5

The Crestview Cougars picked up a dramatic 6-5 Firelands Conference victory over New London on Monday night.

Brayden Parrigan led the Cougars with three hits while Grady Cline had two and Landon Fulk, Carson Keener, Troy Weaver and Kayn Patton had one apiece. Patton and Weaver had two RBIs apiece in the win.

Drew Spoerr picked up the victory on the mound allowing seven runs, just three earned, on seven hits with 12 strikeouts in a complete game.

The Cougars improve to 5-4 and travel to New London on April 21.

Lucas 7, Central Christian 5

The Lucas Cubs picked up a massive 7-5 Mid-Buckeye Conference win over Central Christian on Monday night.

Jack DiBartolomeo led the Cubs with three hits while Xavier Hall had two and Brady Anschutz and Cullen Withrow had one apiece. Anschutz collected four RBIs while Hall had two and Kaeden Carroll had one apiece. Anschutz smashed a grand slam in the bottom of the sixth to give the Cubs the lead.

He also picked up the win on the mound allowing five runs, just two earned, on five hits with nine strikeouts in a complete game masterpiece.

The Cubs improve to 4-3 and travel to Central Christian on April 21.

Saturday, April 18

Shelby 13, Plymouth 0 F/5

The Shelby Whippets cruised to an easy 13-0 nonconference baseball win over Plymouth on Saturday.

Casyn Koch, Branson Reed and Conner Hartz led the Whippets with two hits apiece while Quinton Albert, Cole Dorsey, Kaleb Stairs and Brody Gray had one apiece. Dorsey collected three RBIs while Koch and Gray had two apiece and Stairs, Fisher and Reed had one apiece.

Stairs earned the win on the mound allowing no runs on two hits with seven strikeouts in five innings of work.

Lincoln Distl led Plymouth with two hits while Keegan Beverly and Isaiah Miller had one apiece.

Shelby improved to 3-7 and hosts Clear Fork on April 21 while Plymouth falls to 5-5 and hosts Mapleton on April 20.

Ontario 16, Fredericktown 6 F/5

The Ontario Warriors picked up a 16-6 nonconference win over Fredericktown on Saturday.

Guy Trader, Kasen Pittman, Jaren Holden, Max Ciroli and Jon Mahon led the Warriors with two hits apiece while Trey Remy and Kane Cantrell had one apiece. Holden collected five RBIs while Mahon had three, Pittman, Ciroli and Remy had two apiece and Trader and Dane Kearns had one apiece. Holden and Ciroli both slugged home runs in the win.

The Warriors improve to 8-3 and host Lexington on April 20.

Mansfield Christian 22, Vanlue 2 F/5

The Mansfield Christian Flames picked up a 22-2 nonconference win over Vanlue on Saturday.

Joshua Hillman, Matthew Kalashnik, Landan Bishop, Noah Reeder and Bryson Winemiller led the Flames with two hits apiece while JR Reeder, Blayne Morrow, Jude Zerby, Micah Walsh and Raiden Kiger had one apiece. Hillman and Morrow collected four RBIs apiece while Winemiller had three, Reeder, Bishop and Zerby had two apiece and Kalashnik, Shelby Richards and Walsh had one apiece.

Kalashnik earned the win on the mound allowing one run on three hits with nine strikeouts in four innings of work.

The Flames improve to 1-6 and host Crestline on April 20.

Cardington 5, Clear Fork 3

The Clear Fork Colts took a tough 5-3 nonconference loss to Cardington on Saturday.

Jacob Brokaw, Brevin Bias and Myles Sharp had one hit apiece for the Colts. Landen Perry and Bias had one RBI apiece.

Sharp pitched well enough to win allowing five runs, three earned, on eight hits with five strikeouts.

The Colts fall to 6-8 and travel to Shelby on April 21.

Centerburg at Madison

Friday, April 17

Lexington 8, Shelby 6

The Lexington Minutemen picked up an impressive 8-6 nonconference win over the Shelby Whippets on Friday night.

Carson Fisher led Lexington with three hits while Markale Martin added two and Tyler Galownia, Jackson Eichorn, Cole Eichorn, Graham Clark and Ben Young had one apiece. Martin collected three RBIs while Young had two and Galownia, Clark and Fisher had one apiece. Martin clubbed a home run in the win.

Cole Eichorn earned the win on the mound allowing six runs, just three earned, on five hits with three strikeouts in 6 2/3 innings of work.

Kaleb Stairs led the Whippets with three hits while Travis Slone added two and Brady Bowman and Quinton Albert had one apiece. Stairs had two RBIs while Albert, Slone and Brock Fisher had one apiece.

Lexington improves to 5-5 and hosts Bellevue on April 18 while Shelby falls to 2-7 and hosts Plymouth on April 18.

Clear Fork 12, Crestview 5

The Clear Fork Colts picked up a 12-5 nonconference win over the Crestview Cougars on Friday night.

Mason Ball led the Colst with three hits while Landen Perry, Gavin Domka and Quintein Rhinehart had one apiece. Ball, Perry and Domka had two RBIs apiece while Gracin Crunkilton had one.

Hunter Rahall picked up the win on the mound allowing four runs, two earned, on three hits with five strikeouts in four innings of work. Bryar Ousley earned the three-inning save allowing one unearned run on two hits with three strikeouts.

Landon Fulk, Carson Keener, Grady Cline, Troy Weaver, Kaden Stutz and Kayn Patton had one hit apiece for the Cougars. Cline collected two RBIs while Patton and Brayden Parrigan had one apiece.

The Colts improve to 6-7 and host Cardington on April 18 while Crestview falls to 4-4 and hosts New London on April 20.

Colonel Crawford 6, Lucas 3

The Lucas Cubs took a tough 6-3 nonconference loss to Colonel Crawford on Friday night.

Jack DiBartolomeo and Zell Finley had two hits apiece while Brady Anschutz, Anthony Fanello, Kaeden Carroll, Cooper Day and Xavier Hall had one apiece. Finley collected two RBIs while Anschutz had one.

The Cubs fall to 3-3 and travel to Central Christian on April 20.

Lima Senior 26, Mansfield Senior 0 F/4

The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough 26-0 loss to Lima Senior on Friday night.

DJ Beard had the lone hit for the Tygers.

Mansfield Senior falls to 0-9 and travels to New Philadelphia on April 21.

Thursday, April 16

River Valley 10, Shelby 6

The Shelby Whippets took a tough 10-6 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference loss to River Valley on Thursday night.

Brady Bowman, Quinton Albert, Cole Dorsey, Kaleb Stairs, Travis Slone, Brock Fisher, Casyn Koch, Brody Gray and Branson Reed had one hit apiece for the Whippets. Slone had two RBIs while Dorsey had one.

The Whippets fall to 2-6 and host Lexington on April 17.

Loudonville 3, Mansfield Christian 0

The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 3-0 nonconference loss to Loudonville on Thursday night.

Matthew Kalashnik had the lone hit for the Flames.

Mansfield Christian falls to 0-6 and hosts Vanlue on April 18 in a doubleheader.

Wednesday, April 15

Ontario 15, Pleasant 3 F/5

The Ontario Warriors cruised to a 15-3 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Pleasant on Wednesday night.

Kasen Pittman led the Warriors with three hits while Jaren Holden, Dane Kearns and Max Ciroli had two apiece and Guy Trader, Jon Mahon, Trey Remy, Kane Cantrell and Brody Cheek had one apiece. Pittman collected four RBIs while Ciroli added three, Holden and Kearns had two apiece and Cantrell added one. Ciroli clubbed a home run in the victory.

Liam Holden earned the win on the mound allowing three runs on five hits with seven strikeouts in a complete game masterpiece.

The Warriors improve to 7-3 and travel to Fredericktown on April 18.

Marion Harding 11, Clear Fork 10

The Clear Fork Colts took a tough 11-10 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference loss to Marion Harding on Wednesday night.

Hunter Rahall led Clear Fork with three hits while Jacob Brokaw, Landen Perry, Mason Ball, Gavin Domka, Porter Schimdt, Brevin Bias and Gracin Crunkilton had one apiece. Rahall collected three RBIs while Domka had two and Ball and Bias had one apiece.

The Colts fall to 5-7 and host Crestview on April 17.

Dover 10, Lexington 3

The Lexington Minutemen took a tough 10-3 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to Dover on Wednesday night.

Cole Eichorn led Lex with three hits while Tyler Galownia had one. Eichorn collected two RBIs while Cooper Clark had one.

The Minutemen fall to 4-5 and travel to Shelby on April 17.

New Philadelphia 4, Madison 2

The Madison Rams took a narrow 4-2 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to New Philadelphia on Wednesday night.

Liam Stone led the Rams with two hits while Ashton Taylor, Kylor Steagall and Carson Cook had one apiece. Stone and Steagall had one RBI apiece.

Cook pitched well allowing four runs, just one earned, on four hits with two strikeouts in six innings of work.

The Rams fall to 3-7 and host Centerburg on April 18.

West Holmes 17, Mansfield Senior 0 F/5

The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough 17-0 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to West Holmes on Wednesday night.

Dominque Horn and Jaxson Haynes had one hit apiece for the Tygers.

Mansfield Senior falls to 0-8 and travels to Lima Senior on April 17.

Tuesday, April 14

Plymouth 8, New London 5

The Plymouth Big Red picked up an 8-5 Firelands Conference win over New London on Tuesday night.

Jarrett Burrer and Weston Kamman led the way with two hits apiece while Lincoln Distl, Keegan Beverly and Sean Winfield added one apiece. Evan King picked up two RBIs while Lex Grose, Burrer, Winfield and Kamman had one apiece.

Burrer earned the win on the mound allowing one run on three hits with four strikeouts in three innings of work.

The Big Red improve to 5-4 and host Lucas on April 16.

Ontario 13, Pleasant 0 F/5

The Ontario Warriors cruised to an easy 13-0 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Pleasant on Tuesday night.

Max Ciroli led the Warriors with three hits while Guy Trader and Dane Kearns had two apiece and Jaren Holden, Jon Mahon and Liam Holden had one apiece. Holden collected three RBIs while Kearns and Ciroli had two apiece and Trader, Kasen Pittman, Mahon and Liam Holden had one apiece.

Jaren Holden picked up the win on the mound allowing no runs on two hits with seven strikeouts in five innings of work.

The Warriors improve to 6-3 and travel to Pleasant on April 15.

Lexington 4, Dover 2

The Lexington Minutemen picked up an impressive 4-2 Ohio Cardinal Conference win over Dover on Tuesday night.

Cole Eichorn and Markale Martin collected two hits apiece while Tyler Galownia, Jackson Eichorn, Graham Clark, Carson Fisher and Ben Young added one apiece. Jackson Eichorn, Alec Mentzer and Caleb Murfield had one RBI apiece.

Galownia picked up the win on the mound allowing two runs on five hits with eight strikeouts in a complete-game victory.

The Minutemen improve to 4-4 and host Dover on April 15.

Shelby 11, River Valley 8

The Shelby Whippets picked up an important 11-8 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference victory over River Valley on Tuesday night.

Brady Bowman led the Whippets with four hits while Quinton Albert, Cole Dorsey and Kaleb Stairs had two apiece and Nate Lykins, Travis Slone, Brock Fisher and Casyn Koch had one apiece. Albert, Stairs, Slone and Fisher had two RBIs apiece while Lykins had one. Stairs clubbed a home run in the victory.

Stairs picked up the win on the mound allowing eight runs, only one earned, on 12 hits with five strikeouts in a complete-game win.

The Whippets improve to 2-5 and host River Valley on April 15.

Lucas 12, Mansfield Christian 2 F/6

The Lucas Cubs picked up an impressive 12-2 Mid-Buckeye Conference win over Mansfield Christian on Tuesday night.

Brady Anschutz and Jack DiBartolomeo led the Cubs with three hits apiece while Anthony Fanello and Cullen Withrow added two apiece and Cooper Day had one. Anschutz collected four RBIs while Withrow had two and Fanello, DiBartolomeo, Colton Boquette and Day had one apiece. Anshutz slugged two home runs in the victory.

He also earned the win on the mound allowing no runs on two hits with six strikeouts in four innings of work.

JR Reeder, Joshua Hillman, Blayne Morrow, Matthew Kalashnik, Landan Bishop and Raiden Kiger had one hit apiece for the Flames. Bishop had the lone two RBIs.

Lucas improved to 3-2 and travels to Plymouth on April 16. Mansfield Christian falls to 0-5 and travels to Loudonville on April 16.

Marion Harding 7, Clear Fork 4

The Clear Fork Colts took a tough 7-4 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference loss to Marion Harding on Tuesday night.

Jacob Brokaw, Mason Ball and Gracin Crunkilton had one hit apiece for the Colts. Landen Perry and Quintein Rhinehart had one RBI apiece.

The Colts fall to 5-6 and travel to Marion Harding on April 15.

Monroeville 7, Crestview 6 F/10

The Crestview Cougars took a tough 7-6 Firelands Conference loss to Monroeville in 10 innings on Tuesday night.

Landon Fulk and Carson Keener led the Cougars with four hits apiece while Drew Spoerr, Troy Weaver, Kaden Stutz and Kayn Patton had one apiece. Fulk and Keener had two RBIs apiece while Brayden Parrigan and Patton had one apiece.

The Cougars fall to 4-3 and travel to Clear Fork on April 17.

New Philadelphia 6, Madison 0

The Madison Rams took a tough 6-0 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to New Philadelphia on Tuesday night.

Liam Stone led the Rams with two hits while Ashton Taylor and Grady Spurlock had one apiece.

Taylor threw well on the mound allowing three runs on three hits with three strikeouts in five innings of work.

The Rams fall to 3-6 and travel to New Phila on April 16.

West Holmes 19, Mansfield Senior 0 F/5

The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough 19-0 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to West Holmes on Tuesday night.

Dominque Horn led the Tygers with two hits while Jaxen Haynes had one.

The Tygers fall to 0-7 and host West Holmes on April 15.

Monday, April 13

Ontario 3, Bellevue 0

The Ontario Warriors picked up an impressive 3-0 nonconference victory over Bellevue on Monday.

Kasen Pittman, Jaren Holden, Dane Kearns and Max Ciroli had one hit apiece for the Warriors. Holden, Jon Mahon and Trey Remy had one RBI apiece in the win.

Dom Cantrell earned the win on the mound allowing no runs on one hit with six strikeouts in five innings of work. Max Ciroli picked up the save working a flawless seventh inning.

The Warriors improve to 5-3 and host Pleasant on April 14.

Crestview 4, Monroeville 0

The Crestview Cougars cruised to a 4-0 Firelands Conference victory over Monroeville on Monday.

Colton Ernandes, Carson Keener and Troy Weaver led the Cougars with two hits apiece while Grady Cline, Brayden Parrigan and Kayn Patton added one apiece. Cline collected two RBIs while Weaver and Ernandes had one apiece.

Drew Spoerr picked up the win on the mound allowing no runs on two hits with 12 strikeouts in a complete-game victory.

The Cougars improve to 4-2 and travel to Monroeville on April 14.

Plymouth 8, New London 3

The Plymouth Big Red picked up a solid 8-3 Firelands Conference victory over New London on Monday.

Keegan Beverly led the way with three hits for the Big Red while Lex Grose and Jarrett Burrer added two apiece and Evan King, Weston Kamman and Deacan Hansan had one apiece. Grose collected three RBIs while Burrer added two and Lincoln Distl, Beverly and Isaiah Miller had one apiece.

Distl earned the win on the mound allowing three runs, one earned, on nine hits with four strikeouts in a complete-game victory.

Plymouth improves to 4-4 and hosts New London on April 14.

Clear Fork 12, Centerburg 1 F/5

The Clear Fork Colts cruised to a 12-1 nonconference win over Centerburg on Monday evening.

Hunter Rahall led the Colts with three hits while Jacob Brokaw, Landen Perry, Brevin Bias, Gavin Domka and Porter Schmidt had two apiece and Mason Ball had one. Schmidt collected three RBIs while Domka had two and Brokaw, Perry, Bias and Rahall had one apiece.

Myles Sharp picked up the win on the mound allowing one run on one hit with four strikeouts in five innings of work.

The Colts improve to 5-5 and host Marion Harding on April 14.

Madison 10, Tiffin Columbian 2

The Madison Rams picked up an impressive 10-2 nonconference victory over Tiffin Columbian on Monday night.

Landon Parsons led the Rams with three hits while Ashton Taylor, Kylor Steagall and Grady Spurlock had two apiece and Owen Morrow and Aiden Proctor had one apiece. Taylor, Proctor and Parsons had two RBIs apiece while Morrow, Liam Stone and Steagall had one apiece.

Stone picked up the win on the mound allowing two runs on four hits with seven strikeouts in a complete-game victory.

The Rams improve to 3-5 and host New Philadelphia on April 14.

Lucas 18, Mansfield Christian 5 F/6

The Lucas Cubs cruised to an 18-5 Mid-Buckeye Conference victory over the Mansfield Christian Flames on Monday.

Anthony Fanello and Kyler Ray led the Cubs with two hits apiece while Brady Anschutz, Jack DiBartolomeo, Kaeden Carroll, Cooper Day and Zell Finley had one apiece. Carroll collected two RBIs while Fanello, DiBartolomeo, Cullen Winthrow and Day had one apiece.

DiBartolomeo picked up the win on the mound allowing two runs, one earned, on one hit with eight strikeouts in three innings of work.

Blayne Morrow, Matthew Kalashnik and Jude Zerby had one hit apiece for the Flames. Bryson Winemiller had the lone RBI.

Lucas improves to 2-2 while Mansfield Christian falls to 0-4. The two teams meet again on April 14 at Lucas.

Saturday, April 11

Ontario 6, Norwalk 5 F/8

The Ontario Warriors picked up a dramatic 6-5 extra-inning, nonconference win over Norwalk on Saturday.

Jaren Holden led the way with two hits while Guy Trader, Kasen Pittman, Dane Kearns and Jon Mahon had one hit apiece. Holden collected two RBIs while Pittman and Max Ciroli had one apiece.

Trader earned the win on the mound allowing five runs, just one earned, on four hits with five strikeouts in seven innings of work. Trey Remy earned the save with two strikeouts in one inning.

The Warriors improve to 4-3 and host Bellevue on April 13.

Bellevue 7, Clear Fork 6

The Clear Fork Colts took a tough 7-6 nonconference loss to Bellevue on Saturday.

Landen Perry, Gavin Domka, Hunter Rahall and Gracin Crunkilton had two hits apiece while Jacob Brokaw and Mason Ball had one apiece for the Colts. Perry collected two RBIs while Brokaw and Crunkilton had one apiece.

The Colts fall to 4-5 and host Marion Harding on April 14.

Chippewa 13, Plymouth 1 F/5

The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 13-1 nonconference loss to Chippewa on Saturday.

Keegan Beverly had the lone hit for Plymouth.

The Big Red falls to 3-4 and travels to New London on April 13.

Galion 9, Madison 0

The Madison Rams took a tough 9-0 nonconference loss to Galion on Saturday.

Liam Stone led the Rams with two hits while Carter Branham and Cohen Brandt had one apiece.

The Rams fall to 2-5 and travel to Tiffin Columbian on April 13.

Fostoria 10, Mansfield Senior 0 F/5

The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough 10-0 nonconference loss to Fostoria on Saturday.

Sean Tanner had two hits while Edwin Rivera Ramos had one for the Tygers.

Mansfield Senior falls to 0-6 and travels to West Holmes on April 14.

Friday, April 10

Madison 7, River Valley 3 F/5

The Madison Rams got back in the win column with a 7-3 nonconference victory over River Valley on a rain soaked Friday.

Aiden Proctor led the way with two hits while Owen Morrow, Grady Spurlock and Julian Washington had one apiece. Proctor, Morrow, Landon Parsons and Spurlock had one RBI apiece in the win.

Washington picked up the win on the mound allowing three runs, one earned, on three hits with four strikeouts in five innings of work.

The Rams improve to 2-4 and host Galion on April 11.

Lucas 6, South Central 3

The Lucas Cubs picked up a muddy 6-3 nonconference win over South Central on Friday.

Jack DiBartolomeo and Cullen Withrow led the Cubs with two hits apiece while Cooper Day had one. Anthony Fanello and Withrow collected two RBIs apiece in the win.

Fanello picked up the win on the mound allowing one run on one hit with four strikeouts in a 3 1/3 innings of relief work.

The Cubs improve to 1-2 and travel to Mansfield Christian on April 13.

Ashland 8, Clear Fork 3

The Clear Fork Colts took a tough 8-3 nonconference loss to Ashland on Friday.

Jacob Brokaw, Gracin Crunkilton, Porter Schmidt and Quentein Rhinehart had one hit apiece for the Colts. Rhinehart had the lone RBI.

Clear Fork falls to 4-4 and travels to Bellevue on April 14.

Thursday, April 9

Lexington 14, South Central 5

The Lexington Minutemen picked up their third consecutive victory by beating South Central 14-5 in nonconference action on Thursday.

Tyler Galownia, Jackson Eichorn and Graham Clark led the way for Lexington with three hits apiece while Markale Martin had two and Cole Eichorn, Cooper Clark, Carson Fisher, Ben Young and Miles Hostetler had one apiece. Galownia collected three RBIs while Graham Clark, Martin and Hostetler added two apiece and Jackson Eichorn, Cole Eichorn, Zayne Dodd and Young had one apiece. Martin and Galownia each clubbed home runs in the victory.

Lexington improved to 3-4 and travels to Ontario on April 10.

Clear Fork 7, Pleasant 2

The Clear Fork Colts picked up a 7-2 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference victory over Pleasant on Thursday night.

Gavin Domka, Landen Perry, Brevyn Bias, Mason Ball and Jacob Brokaw had two hits apiece. Domka drilled a two-run home run in the third inning to set the tone.

Gracin Crunkilton picked up the win on the mound allowing one unearned run on no hits in four innings of work.

The Colts are now 4-3 and host Ashland on April 10.

Galion 8, Ontario 3

The Ontario Warriors took a tough 8-3 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference loss to Galion on Thursday night.

Guy Trader, Kasen Pittman and Kane Cantrell had one hit apiece for the Warriors. Cantrell had the lone RBI.

Ontario falls to 3-3 and hosts Lexington on April 10.

Highland 8, Shelby 4

The Shelby Whippets took a tough 8-4 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference loss to Highland on Thursday night.

Brady Bowman and Quinton Albert led the Whippets with two hits while Kaleb Stairs, Travis Slone, Nate Lykins, Brock Fisher and Casyn Koch had one apiece. Bowman, Cole Dorsey, Stairs and Slone had one RBI apiece.

The Whippets fall to 1-4 and travel to Perkins on April 11.

Norwalk 14, Plymouth 10

The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 14-10 nonconference loss to Norwalk on Thursday night.

Lincoln Distl, Jarrett Burrer and Lucas Distl led the Big Red with two hits apiece while Lex Grose, Evan King, Isaiah Miller, Weston Kamman and Sean Winfield had one apiece. Grose collected four RBIs while Lincoln Distl, Keegan Beverly, Burrer, King and Lucas Distl had one apiece. Grose clubbed a home run in the loss.

Plymouth falls to 3-3 and hosts Chippewa on April 11.

Wooster 9, Madison 1

The Madison Rams took a tough 9-1 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to Wooster on Thursday night.

Ashton Taylor led the Rams with two hits while Liam Stone and Owen Morrow had one apiece. Morrow had the lone RBI.

The Rams are now 1-4 and host River Valley on April 10.

Central Christian 11, Mansfield Christian 0 F/5

The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 11-0 loss to Central Christian in Mid-Buckeye Conference action on Thursday.

The Flames were no-hit in the loss.

Mansfield Christian falls to 0-3 and hosts Monroeville on April 10.

Ashland 21, Mansfield Senior 0 F/5

The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough 21-0 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to Ashland on Thursday night.

Sean Tanner had the lone hit for the Tygers.

Mansfield Senior falls to 0-5 and hosts New London on April 10.

Wednesday, April 8

Crestview 4, South Central 3

The Crestview Cougars earned a 4-3 walk off Firelands Conference victory over South Central on Wednesday night.

Kayn Patton led the way with three hits while Brayden Parrigan had two and Troy Weaver and Drew Spoerr had one apiece. Grady Cline collected two hits while Weaver and Kaden Stutz had one apiece.

Colton Ernandes earned the win on the mound allowing no runs on one hit with three strikeouts in four innings of relief work.

The Cougars improve to 3-2 and host Hillsdale on April 10.

Plymouth 6, Monroeville 5

The Plymouth Big Red earned a piece of revenge by knocking off Monroeville 6-5 on Wednesday night in Firelands Conference action after losing the first game of the series.

Lincoln Distl and Evan King led the way with two hits apiece while Keegan Beverly and Lucas Distl had one apiece. King collected two RBIs while Beverly, Lex Grose and Jarrett Burrer had one apiece.

King picked up the win on the mount allowing five runs on eight hits with six strikeouts in 6 2/3 innings of work.

The Big Red improves to 3-2 and travels to Norwalk on April 9.

Lexington 13, West Holmes 6

The Lexington Minutemen picked up an impressive 13-6 Ohio Cardinal Conference win over West Holmes on Wednesday night to sweep the season series.

Cooper Clark led the Minutemen with three hits while Tyler Galownia, Jackson Eichorn and Graham Clark had two apiece and Cole Eichorn, Markale Martin, Caleb Murfield, Zayne Dodd and Ben Young had one apiece. Cooper Clark collected three RBIs while Galownia, Jackson Eichorn and Graham Clark had two apiece and Cole Eichorn and Young had one apiece.

The Minutemen improved to 2-4 and travel to Ontario on April 10.

Clear Fork 10, Lucas 0 F/5

The Clear Fork Colts cruised to an easy 10-0 win over the Lucas Cubs on Wednesday night in nonconference action.

Blayne Craddolph led the Colts with two hits while Jacob Brokaw, Brevin Bias, Landen Perry and Porter Schmidt had one apiece. Craddolph collected two RBIs while Bias had one.

Craddolph picked up the win on the mound allowing no runs on one hit with eight strikeouts in four innings of work.

Anthony Fanello had the lone hit for the Cubs.

Clear Fork improves to 3-3 and hosts Ashland on April 10 while Lucas falls to 0-2 and travels to South Central the same evening.

Galion 7, Ontario 6

Highland 3, Shelby 0

The Shelby Whippets took a tough 3-0 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference loss to Highland on Wednesday night.

Brock Fisher led the Whippets with two hits while Cole Dorsey had one.

Kaleb Stairs pitched well enough to win allowing three runs on three hits with three strikeouts in six innings of work.

The Whippets fall to 1-3 and host Highland on April 9.

Wooster 16, Madison 3 F/5

The Madison Rams took a tough 16-3 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to Wooster on Wednesday night.

Ashton Taylor, Aiden Proctor, Liam Stone, Kylor Steagall, Carson Cook and Landon Parsons had one hit apiece. Chris Kaufman, Steagall and Parsons had one RBI apiece in the loss.

Madison falls to 1-3 and travels to Wooster on April 9.

Ashland 18, Mansfield Senior 0 F/5

The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough 18-0 loss to Ashland in Ohio Cardinal Conference action on Wednesday.

The Tygers were no-hit in the loss.

Mansfield Senior falls to 0-4 and travels to Ashland on April 9.

Tuesday, April 7

Lexington 10, West Holmes 6

The Lexington Minutemen picked up their first win of the season beating West Holmes 10-6 in Ohio Cardinal Conference action on Tuesday.

Jackson Eichorn and Markale Martin led Lexington with three hits apiece while Tyler Galownia, Cole Eichorn, Graham Clark, Carson Fisher and Ben Young had one apiece. Jackson Eichorn collected four RBIs while Galownia, Martin and Fisher had one apiece.

Raygen Van Horn picked up the win on the mound allowing one unearned run on four hits with five strikeouts in five innings of work.

The Minutemen improve to 1-4 and travel to West Holmes on April 8.

Monday, April 6

Clear Fork 11, Pleasant 1 F/6

The Clear Fork Colts picked up an 11-1 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference victory over Pleasant thanks to a seven-run sixth inning on Monday evening.

Porter Schmidt led the Colts with two hits while Jacob Brokaw, Gracin Crunkilton, Gavin Domka and Myles Sharp had one apiece. Sharp collected three RBIs while Landin Perry, Crunkilton and Domka had two apiece and Brevin Bias had one.

Mason Ball picked up the win on the mound allowing one run on seven hits with five strikeouts in six innings of work.

The Colts improve to 2-3 and travel to Pleasant on April 7.

Monroeville 14, Plymouth 0 F/5

The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 14-0 Firelands Conference loss to Monroeville on Monday evening.

Lincoln Distl and Lucas Distl had one hit apiece for the Big Red.

Plymouth falls to 2-2 and travels to Monroeville on April 7.

Norwalk 6, Shelby 5 F/9

The Shelby Whippets took a tough 6-5 nonconference loss to Norwalk in extra winnings on Monday evening.

Quinton Albert led the Whippets with two hits while Kaleb Stairs, Cole Dorsey, Conner Hartz and Branson Reed had one apiece. Reed collected two RBIs while Albert and Hartz had one apiece.

The Whippets fall to 1-1 on the season and host Highland on April 7.

South Central 5, Crestview 4 F/8

The Crestview Cougars took a tough 5-4 Firelands Conference loss to South Central on Monday evening.

Kayn Patton led the Cougars with three hits while Carson Keener had two and Drew Spoerr, Grady Cline, Troy Weaver and Brayden Parrigan had one apiece. Keener, Patton, Weaver and Parrigan had one RBI apiece in the loss.

Spoerr pitched a solid game allowing two unearned runs on four hits with five strikeouts in six innings of work.

The Cougars fall to 2-2 and host South Central on April 7.

GlenOak 15, Madison 0 F/5

The Madison Rams took a tough 15-0 nonconference loss to Canton GlenOak on Monday afternoon.

Liam Stone had two hits while Owen Morrow, Aiden Proctor and Kylor Steagall had one apiece.

The Rams fall to 1-2 and host Wooster on April 8.

Tiffin Columbian 7, Lexington 3

The Lexington Minutemen took a tough 7-3 nonconference loss to Tiffin Columbian on Monday evening.

Ben Young led Lexington with two hits while Jackson Eichorn, Graham Clark, Markale Martin and Carson Fisher had one hit apiece. Young collected two RBIs while Fisher had one.

The Minutemen fall to 0-4 and host West Holmes on April 7.

Buckeye Central 5, Mansfield Christian 4

The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 5-4 nonconference loss to Buckeye Central on Monday evening.

Landan Bishop, Noah Reeder, Blayne Morrow, Raiden Kiger and Matthew Kalashnik had one hit apiece for the Flames. JR Reeder, Joshua Hillman, Bishop and Kiger had one RBI apiece in the loss.

Hillman pitched well enough to win allowing one unearned run on four hits with five strikeouts in five innings of work.

The Flames fall to 0-2 and travel to Central Christian on April 9.

Saturday, April 4

Ontario 14, Carey 4 F/6

The Ontario Warriors used an 11-run sixth inning to pull off the run-rule, nonconference win over Carey, 14-4, on Saturday.

Dane Kearns led the Warriors with three hits while Guy Trader, Jon Mahon and Kane Cantrell had two apiece and Kasen Pittman, Jaren Holden, Max Ciroli, Trey Remy and Dom Cantrell had one apiece. Trader collected three RBIs while Dom Cantrell and Kane Cantrell had two apiece and Pittman, Holden, Kearns, Mahon, Remy and Braylen Chandler had one apiece.

Liam Holden earned the win on the mound allowing no runs on two hits with four strikeouts in five innings of relief work.

The Warriors improve to 3-1 and host Galion on April 7.

Crestview 5, Norwalk 2

The Crestview Cougars picked up an impressive 5-2 nonconference win over Norwalk on Saturday afternoon.

Kayn Patton led the Cougars with two hits while Landon Fulk, Carson Keener, Colton Ernandes and Kaden Stutz had one apiece. Fulk, Patton and Ernandes had one RBI apiece in the win.

Ernandes took the win on the mound with two strikeouts in four innings of scoreless relief work. Keener started the game and struck out one in three innings.

Thursday, April 2

Plymouth 5, Willard 2

The Plymouth Big Red picked up a dramatic walk off nonconference win over Willard on Thursday night.

With no outs in the bottom of the seventh and the game tied at two apiece, Plymouth’s Lex Grose drilled a walk off 3-run home run to lift the Big Red to victory. It was his second home run of the game as he led the way for the Big Red with two hits while Lucas Distl, Evan King and Weston Kamman had one apiece. Grose collected four RBIs while Distl had two.

King had a solid day on the mound allowing one run on seven hits with eight strikeouts in six innings of work. Grose earned the win working the seventh inning allowing one run on one hit.

The Big Red improved to 2-1 and hosts Monroeville on April 6.

Ontario 5, Clear Fork 4 F/8

The Ontario Warriors picked up a dramatic walk off Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Clear Fork on Thursday night to sweep the season series.

With one out and the bases loaded in the bottom of the eighth, Max Ciroli drew a walk off walk to lead the Warriors to victory. Kasen Pittman led the Warriors with three hits while Trey Remy had two and Guy Trader, Jaren Holden, Ciroli, Kane Cantrell and Liam Holden had one apiece. Jaren Holden had two RBIs while Pittman, Ciroli and Remy had one apiece.  Jaren Holden slugged a home run in the win.

Trader was effective on the mound allowing four runs, three earned, on five hits with 10 strikeouts in five innings of work. Cantrell picked up the win working the final three innings allowing no runs on no hits with five strikeouts.

Brevin Bias led the Colts with three hits while Jacob Brokaw and Gavin Domka had one apiece. Domka had two RBIs while Bias had three.

Ontario improves to 2-1 and hosts Carey on April 4 in a doubleheader while Clear Fork falls to 1-3 and hosts Pleasant on April 6.

Shelby 12, Galion 1 F/6

The Shelby Whippets picked up a dominant 12-1 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Galion on Thursday.

Brady Bowman, Travis Slone and Kaleb Stairs led the way with two hits apiece while Quinton Albert, Brock Fisher, Cole Dorsey, Casyn Koch and Conner Hartz had one apiece. Slone collected four RBIs while Albert and Koch had two apiece and Bowman, Stairs and Hartz had one apiece. Kosh drilled a home run in the bottom of the sixth to deliver a walk off run-rule victory.

Stairs picked up the win on the mound allowing one unearned run on four hits with five strikeouts in four innings of work.

Shelby improves to 1-1 and travels to Mansfield Senior on April 3.

Ashland 10, Madison 0 F/6

The Madison Rams took a tough 10-0 loss to Ashland in Ohio Cardinal Conference action on Thursday night.

Owen Morrow, Aiden Proctor and Kylor Steagall had one hit apiece for the Rams.

Madison falls to 1-1 and hosts Ashland on April 3 in the series finale.

East Knox 4, Crestview 3

The Crestview Cougars took a tough 4-3 nonconference loss to East Knox on Thursday night.

Carson Keener led the Cougars with three hits while Landon Fulk, Kayn Patton, Brayden Parrigan, Grady Cline and Troy Weaver had one apiece. Fulk had one RBI in the loss.

Crestview falls to 1-1 and travels to Norwalk on April 4.

New London 13, Lucas 2

The Lucas Cubs took a tough 13-2 nonconference loss to New London on Thursday night.

Anthony Fanello, Cullen Withrow and Kyler Ray had one hit apiece. Xavier Hall had one RBI in the loss.

Lucas falls to 0-1 and travels to Clear Fork on April 8.

Tuesday, March 31

Ontario 3, Clear Fork 1

New Philadelphia 9, Lexington 7

The Lexington Minutemen took a narrow 9-7 loss to New Philadelphia on Tuesday night in Ohio Cardinal Conference play.

Tyler Galownia led the way for Lexington with two hits while Cole Eichorn, Jackson Eichorn and Cooper Clark had one apiece. Galownia collected three RBIs while Cole Eichorn, Caleb Murfield, Jackson Eichorn and Clark had one apiece.

The Minutemen fall to 0-3 on the season and host Tiffin Columbian on April 4.

Monday, March 30

Madison 6, Ontario 0

The Madison Rams picked up a 6-0 nonconference win over the Ontario Warriors on Monday.

Kylor Steagall led the Rams with three hits while Liam Stone had two and Ashton Taylor, Aiden Proctor and Landon Parsons had one apiece. Grady Spurlock collected three RBIs while Steagall had two and Stone had one.

Chris Kaufman earned the win on the mound allowing no runs on four hits with five strikeouts while Carson Cook worked the final two innings allowing no runs on two hits with three strikeouts.

Jaren Holden led Ontario with two hits while Kasen Pittman, Dane Kearns, Jon Mahon and Kane Cantrell had one hit apiece.

The Rams are 1-0 and travel to Ashland on March 31 while Ontario falls to 0-1 and travels to Clear Fork on March 31.

Clear Fork 8, South Central 7

The Clear Fork Colts picked up an 8-7 win over South Central on Monday night in nonconference action.

Brevin Bias and Gavin Domka had two hits apiece while Landen Perry, Myles Sharp, Porter Schmidt and Quentein Rhinehart had one apiece. Domka, Schmidt and Rhinehart had one RBI apiece in the win.

Sharp earned the win on the mound allowing four runs, two earned, on one hit with three strikeouts in four innings of work. Gracin Crunkilton took the three-inning save allowing three runs on three hits with two strikeouts.

The Colts improved to 1-1 and host Ontario on March 31.

Galion 6, Shelby 5

The Shelby Whippets took a tough 6-5 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference loss to Galion on Monday night.

Nate Lykins led the Whippets with three hits while Cole Dorsey had two and Quinton Albert, Travis Slone, Kaleb Stairs and Brock Fisher had one hit apiece. Stairs and Lykins had two RBIs apiece and Dorsey had one.

The Whippets fall to 0-1 and host Galion on March 31.

Plymouth at Colonel Crawford

New Philadelphia 11, Lexington 1 F/6

The Lexington Minutemen took a tough 11-1 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to New Philadelphia on Monday.

Ben Young had the only two hits of the game for the Minutemen. Markale Martin had one RBI.

Lexington falls to 0-2 and hosts New Phila on March 31.

Ridgedale 9, Mansfield Christian 0

The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 9-0 nonconference loss to Ridgedale on Monday night.

Joshua Hillman and Adam Shelton had one hit apiece for the Flames.

Mansfield Christian falls to 0-1 and hosts Open Door Christian on April 2.

Wooster 20, Mansfield Senior 0 F/4

The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a 20-0 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to Wooster on Monday.

DJ Beard, Sean Tanner and Jaxen Haynes had one hit apiece for the Tygers.

Wooster 12, Mansfield Senior 0 F/3

The Tygers took a second loss to Wooster 12-0 in OCC action.

Mansfield Senior was no-hit in the contest.

Mansfield Senior falls to 0-3 and hosts Marion Harding on April 2.

Saturday, March 28

Plymouth 5, Northwestern 0

The Plymouth Big Red picked up a 5-0 nonconference win over Northwestern in the season opener.

Lincoln Distl and Lex Grose led the Big Red with two hits apiece while Keegan Beverly, Jarrett Burrer, Lucas Distl and Isaiah Miller had one hit apiece. Lincoln Distl had two RBIs while Burrer, Grose and Miller had one apiece.

Lincoln Distl earned the win on the mound allowing no runs on four hits with five strikeouts in a complete-game shutout.

The Big Red moved to 1-0 on the season and travels to Colonel Crawford on March 30.

Crestview 6, Black River 0

The Crestview Cougars picked up a 6-0 season-opening win over Black River in nonconference action on Saturday.

Brayden Parrigan and Troy Weaver led the way with two hits apiece while Drew Spoerr, Carson Keener and Colton Ernandes had one hit apiece. Keener collected two RBIs while Weaver and Ernandes had one apiece.

Spoerr picked up the win on the mound allowing just one hit with 10 strikeouts in a complete-game masterpiece.

The Cougars are now 1-0 and travel to Norwalk on March 31.

Galion 7, Lexington 5

The Lexington Minutemen took a tough 7-5 nonconference loss to Galion on Saturday.

Caleb Murfield and Graham Clark led the Minutemen with two hits apiece while Cole Eichorn, Carson Fisher and Ben Young had one hit apiece. Tyler Galownia, Murfield, Eichorn and Jackson Eichorn had one RBI apiece.

The Minutemen are 0-1 on the year and travel to New Philadelphia on March 30.

West Holmes 8, Clear Fork 4

The Clear Fork Colts took a tough 8-4 nonconference loss to West Holmes in the season opener on Saturday.

Jacob Brokaw, Hunter Rahall, Landen Perry, Brevin Bias and Gavin Domka had one hit apiece for the Colts. Brokaw, Rahall, Bias and Gracin Crunkilton had one RBI apiece.

The Colts fall to 0-1 and host South Central on March 30.

Northmor 10, Mansfield Senior 0 F/5

The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough 10-0 nonconference loss to Northmor on Saturday.

The Tygers did not record a hit in the loss.

Mansfield Senior falls to 0-1 and travels to Wooster on March 30.

This article originally appeared on Mansfield News Journal: 2026 Richland County Baseball Scoreboard: Rams, Minutemen win two

Reporting by Jake Furr, Mansfield News Journal / Mansfield News Journal

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