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FALLS TOWNSHIP — Ashton Ansel scored the game-winning run on ground-ball error in the bottom of the seventh inning to secure West Muskingum's 3-2 comeback win against Tri-Valley in a Muskingum Valley League baseball crossover on May 13.
Grady Dollings' lead-off double was followed by Silas Kuhn's single to start the rally. After Ansel's fielder's choice got Dollings home, he stole second and scored with two outs.
Dollings also singled and Ansel had two as West had seven hits. The two also handled the pitching, with Ansel striking out five in five innings.
Blayne Riley cracked two doubles and a single and Jaxson Better tripled in a run for Tri-Valley. Tanner Henry struck out 11 in five five-hit innings in a no-decision.
More: OHSAA softball scores, schedule for the 2026 East District tournament
Rosecrans 9, Maysville 8: Jacobie Balo threw the would-be tying run out at the plate to end the game as the Bishops held on for a nonleague win in Newton Township.
Hayden Perdue drove home Nick Bernath with the go-ahead run in the sixth with a groundout to make it 9-8. It came after Bernath, who had three hits, tied the game with an RBI double two batters prior.
Carter Fitz added three singles for Rosecrans; Kolton Gifford drove home three runs with two doubles and a single for Maysville, which stole eight bases.
Circleville Logan Elm 13, New Lexington 3(5 inn.): The error-plagued Panthers cut a six-run deficit in half in the fourth, but the Braves pulled away for a nonleague mercy.
Carter Hahn had two singles with an RBI to account for half of the Panthers' hits. New Lex committed nine errors and allowed eight earned runs.
Fort Frye 5, Morgan 1: The Raiders had an 8-6 edge in hits and drew three walks — Casen Foley slugged two doubles — but the Cadets had four for extra bases in a nonleague loss at home.
Aaron Baker and Lucas Hager added two singles for Morgan, which trailed 4-0 through five innings.
Cambridge 12, John Glenn 1 (5 inn.): The visiting Muskies managed only three singles against the neighboring Bobcats in a nonleague loss at Don Coss Field.
Keegan Halsey singled in a run for John Glenn (8-15). Mason Gregg tossed a complete game for Cambridge.
Tuscarawas Valley 4, John Glenn 0: Ohio State-bound pitcher Brennen Reichman fired a no-hitter with 17 strikeouts and Ella Wallick homered to fuel the Trojans (21-3) in a nonleague clash of East District titans in Zoarville.
Kendall Snider struck out 11 and allowed five hits in a complete game for John Glenn.
Danville 17, West M 6: The Division VII power Blue Devils (19-5) piled up 14 hits on a windy evening on The Hill to earn a nonleague road win.
West trailed 4-3 after Peyton Brown doubled home two runs in the second, but three walks and an error led to four Danville runs in the third and West never got closer.
Brooklyn Pride clubbed a solo homer and Calie Smith and Kaley Meddings doubled for West (15-9).
Zanesville 7, Johnstown 1: Ja'ckye McBride's two-run triple was the big blow in a five-run third inning as the Blue Devils (9-14) snapped a six-game losing streak in a Licking County League crossover at Jay Payton Field.
Mahki Murray tossed a four-hitter with five strikeouts and no walks to get the win. McBride, who also singled, had three RBIs; Tyson Kimble singled, drove in a run and walked twice.
Philo 7, Indian Valley 3: The Electrics scored all of its runs in the fourth and fifth innings, as Wyatt Tysinger and K.J. Philip had two RBIs in a nonleague win against the visiting Braves in Duncan Falls.
Chase Colburn allowed three hits and one run with six strikeouts in five innings to get the win. Tysinger's two singles accounted for the only Electric with multiple hits.
Heath 5, Sheridan 3: James Solomon and Tandon Gramlich had two-run doubles and the Generals scored five times in the first two innings in a nonleague win on the road.
T.J Connors struck out five in and allowed one earned run in six innings to get the win. Connor Roshon added two singles.
River View 12, Coshocton 2 (5 inn.): Maguire Werntz smacked a three-run homer in the first inning and Eric Arnold had three RBIs to fuel an offensive outburst for the visiting Black Bears in an MVL win at Lake Park.
Werntz, a lefty, also pitched a complete game with six strikeouts. He walked one.
Cooper George doubled and singled for Coshocton, which had five hits.
ZHS sends two to district: Connor Baldwin and Subh Patel stayed alive in the East District tournament with their wins in the Division II sectional at Dover City Park.
Baldwin, the No. 2 seed, took down Berlin Hiland's Noah Troyer (6-3, 6-4) in the first round and defeated Steubenville Catholic Central's No. 1 player, J.P. Gessler, 6-0, 6-1, in the quarterfinals.
Patel took down Wintersville Indian Creek's Sam Doerr (6-0, 6-1) in the first round, then outlasted Hiland top seed Joel Leinbach, 7-6 (9-1), 6-4, in the quarters.
Both were among four singles to advance to district seed qualifying at 10 a.m. on May 15 at Dover, with the district semifinals set for 9 a.m. on May 18. One singles winner advances to the state at Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason.
Morgan 3, Vincent Warren 0: Witten Schaad set a new school record with 19 strikeouts in a one-hitter for the Raiders in a road win in Vincent. He worked around four walks.
Coleman Steimer had a double and single and Casen Foley and Aaron Baker had two singles for Morgan.
Crooksville 12, Millersport 1: Jace Thompson fired a two-hitter with nine strikeouts and got flawless defense in a nonleague Ceramics win in Laker Country.
Kyle Lane cracked two doubles, singled and scored four times out o the No. 8 hole to lead Crooksville; Kyson Riggs doubled with two singles with two RBIs.
River View 4, Coshocton 3: Maguire Werntz's single sent home Easton Wesney with the go-ahead run in the bottom of the sixth inning, and Clark Frischen stranded the tying run at second base in the seventh to secure the Black Bears' home win.
River View overcame five errors as Layton Massie drove in two runs with two singles and Blaze Klein doubled in a run. Frischen pitched two innings of shutout relief for the win.
Dylan Wood doubled and singled and Clayton Watson had two singles for Coshocton.
Claymont 12, Ridgewood 2: Nolan McMorrow clubbed a homer and two doubles for the Mustangs in an IVC mercy in Uhrichsville.
Jace McQueen and Caleb Schultz had doubles for Ridgewood.
Maysville 8, Philo 6: The Panthers got three RBIs from Kade Fusner and scored seven times in the sixth inning in a comeback MVL crossover win at home.
Trevor Hague doubled and stole one of Maysville's 11 bases. Bryce Fisher pitched 2 1/3 innings of scoreless relief as the Panthers overcame a 6-0 deficit in the fourth.
Garrett Tom had a double and single, K.J. Philip tripled and Aaron Philip doubled with two RBIs for Philo.
Circleville 7, New Lexington 3: The Panthers managed only three hits and trailed 7-0 after three innings in a nonleague loss on the road. Carter Hahn triple, walked and scored a run for New Lex.
Rosecrans 8, Fisher Catholic 4: The Bishops overcame four errors by outscoring the Irish, 4-0, after the third inning in a Mid-State League-Cardinal Division win at Gant Municipal Stadium.
Coen Grandstaff pitched 4 1/3 innings of no-hit, scoreless relief to get the win.
Frankie Palandrani drove in three runs with two singles for Rosecrans. Hayden Perdue doubled and singled with two RBIs and Jacobie Balo also doubled and singled.
This article originally appeared on Zanesville Times Recorder: Zanesville boys tennis duo reaches district, May 10-13 top performers
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Grady Dollings' lead-off double was followed by Silas Kuhn's single to start the rally. After Ansel's fielder's choice got Dollings home, he stole second and scored with two outs.
Dollings also singled and Ansel had two as West had seven hits. The two also handled the pitching, with Ansel striking out five in five innings.
Blayne Riley cracked two doubles and a single and Jaxson Better tripled in a run for Tri-Valley. Tanner Henry struck out 11 in five five-hit innings in a no-decision.
More: OHSAA softball scores, schedule for the 2026 East District tournament
Rosecrans 9, Maysville 8: Jacobie Balo threw the would-be tying run out at the plate to end the game as the Bishops held on for a nonleague win in Newton Township.
Hayden Perdue drove home Nick Bernath with the go-ahead run in the sixth with a groundout to make it 9-8. It came after Bernath, who had three hits, tied the game with an RBI double two batters prior.
Carter Fitz added three singles for Rosecrans; Kolton Gifford drove home three runs with two doubles and a single for Maysville, which stole eight bases.
Circleville Logan Elm 13, New Lexington 3(5 inn.): The error-plagued Panthers cut a six-run deficit in half in the fourth, but the Braves pulled away for a nonleague mercy.
Carter Hahn had two singles with an RBI to account for half of the Panthers' hits. New Lex committed nine errors and allowed eight earned runs.
Fort Frye 5, Morgan 1: The Raiders had an 8-6 edge in hits and drew three walks — Casen Foley slugged two doubles — but the Cadets had four for extra bases in a nonleague loss at home.
Aaron Baker and Lucas Hager added two singles for Morgan, which trailed 4-0 through five innings.
Cambridge 12, John Glenn 1 (5 inn.): The visiting Muskies managed only three singles against the neighboring Bobcats in a nonleague loss at Don Coss Field.
Keegan Halsey singled in a run for John Glenn (8-15). Mason Gregg tossed a complete game for Cambridge.
Softball
Tuscarawas Valley 4, John Glenn 0: Ohio State-bound pitcher Brennen Reichman fired a no-hitter with 17 strikeouts and Ella Wallick homered to fuel the Trojans (21-3) in a nonleague clash of East District titans in Zoarville.
Kendall Snider struck out 11 and allowed five hits in a complete game for John Glenn.
Danville 17, West M 6: The Division VII power Blue Devils (19-5) piled up 14 hits on a windy evening on The Hill to earn a nonleague road win.
West trailed 4-3 after Peyton Brown doubled home two runs in the second, but three walks and an error led to four Danville runs in the third and West never got closer.
Brooklyn Pride clubbed a solo homer and Calie Smith and Kaley Meddings doubled for West (15-9).
May 12 results
Baseball
Zanesville 7, Johnstown 1: Ja'ckye McBride's two-run triple was the big blow in a five-run third inning as the Blue Devils (9-14) snapped a six-game losing streak in a Licking County League crossover at Jay Payton Field.
Mahki Murray tossed a four-hitter with five strikeouts and no walks to get the win. McBride, who also singled, had three RBIs; Tyson Kimble singled, drove in a run and walked twice.
Philo 7, Indian Valley 3: The Electrics scored all of its runs in the fourth and fifth innings, as Wyatt Tysinger and K.J. Philip had two RBIs in a nonleague win against the visiting Braves in Duncan Falls.
Chase Colburn allowed three hits and one run with six strikeouts in five innings to get the win. Tysinger's two singles accounted for the only Electric with multiple hits.
Heath 5, Sheridan 3: James Solomon and Tandon Gramlich had two-run doubles and the Generals scored five times in the first two innings in a nonleague win on the road.
T.J Connors struck out five in and allowed one earned run in six innings to get the win. Connor Roshon added two singles.
River View 12, Coshocton 2 (5 inn.): Maguire Werntz smacked a three-run homer in the first inning and Eric Arnold had three RBIs to fuel an offensive outburst for the visiting Black Bears in an MVL win at Lake Park.
Werntz, a lefty, also pitched a complete game with six strikeouts. He walked one.
Cooper George doubled and singled for Coshocton, which had five hits.
May 11 results
Tennis
ZHS sends two to district: Connor Baldwin and Subh Patel stayed alive in the East District tournament with their wins in the Division II sectional at Dover City Park.
Baldwin, the No. 2 seed, took down Berlin Hiland's Noah Troyer (6-3, 6-4) in the first round and defeated Steubenville Catholic Central's No. 1 player, J.P. Gessler, 6-0, 6-1, in the quarterfinals.
Patel took down Wintersville Indian Creek's Sam Doerr (6-0, 6-1) in the first round, then outlasted Hiland top seed Joel Leinbach, 7-6 (9-1), 6-4, in the quarters.
Both were among four singles to advance to district seed qualifying at 10 a.m. on May 15 at Dover, with the district semifinals set for 9 a.m. on May 18. One singles winner advances to the state at Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason.
Baseball
Morgan 3, Vincent Warren 0: Witten Schaad set a new school record with 19 strikeouts in a one-hitter for the Raiders in a road win in Vincent. He worked around four walks.
Coleman Steimer had a double and single and Casen Foley and Aaron Baker had two singles for Morgan.
Crooksville 12, Millersport 1: Jace Thompson fired a two-hitter with nine strikeouts and got flawless defense in a nonleague Ceramics win in Laker Country.
Kyle Lane cracked two doubles, singled and scored four times out o the No. 8 hole to lead Crooksville; Kyson Riggs doubled with two singles with two RBIs.
River View 4, Coshocton 3: Maguire Werntz's single sent home Easton Wesney with the go-ahead run in the bottom of the sixth inning, and Clark Frischen stranded the tying run at second base in the seventh to secure the Black Bears' home win.
River View overcame five errors as Layton Massie drove in two runs with two singles and Blaze Klein doubled in a run. Frischen pitched two innings of shutout relief for the win.
Dylan Wood doubled and singled and Clayton Watson had two singles for Coshocton.
Claymont 12, Ridgewood 2: Nolan McMorrow clubbed a homer and two doubles for the Mustangs in an IVC mercy in Uhrichsville.
Jace McQueen and Caleb Schultz had doubles for Ridgewood.
Maysville 8, Philo 6: The Panthers got three RBIs from Kade Fusner and scored seven times in the sixth inning in a comeback MVL crossover win at home.
Trevor Hague doubled and stole one of Maysville's 11 bases. Bryce Fisher pitched 2 1/3 innings of scoreless relief as the Panthers overcame a 6-0 deficit in the fourth.
Garrett Tom had a double and single, K.J. Philip tripled and Aaron Philip doubled with two RBIs for Philo.
Circleville 7, New Lexington 3: The Panthers managed only three hits and trailed 7-0 after three innings in a nonleague loss on the road. Carter Hahn triple, walked and scored a run for New Lex.
Rosecrans 8, Fisher Catholic 4: The Bishops overcame four errors by outscoring the Irish, 4-0, after the third inning in a Mid-State League-Cardinal Division win at Gant Municipal Stadium.
Coen Grandstaff pitched 4 1/3 innings of no-hit, scoreless relief to get the win.
Frankie Palandrani drove in three runs with two singles for Rosecrans. Hayden Perdue doubled and singled with two RBIs and Jacobie Balo also doubled and singled.
This article originally appeared on Zanesville Times Recorder: Zanesville boys tennis duo reaches district, May 10-13 top performers
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