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May 2018

Boy' tennis: Beaschler wins district title, returns to state

Track: Noah Mattson, Miguel Jordan, 4x800 relay team advance to regionals

DISTRICT TRACK RESULTS
AT BOTTOM OF THIS STORY -

By Cort Reynolds
BOWLING GREEN - Ada senior tennis ace Zach Beaschler rolled over four oppnents to win the Div. II district tournament in Bowling Green Saturday and Wednesday.

With the dominating victories, Beaschler also clinched one of the four top seeds and his third straight berth in the 16-player state tournament at Mason May 25-26.

Beaschler improved his season record to 24-0 with four straight-set wins at the district tournament. He won 48 of 57 games he played (8-0 in sets), and never lost more than three games in any set.

How about that Ada girls' softball team!

Division IV district champs now head to regional play vs. Tinora on Wednesday

By Cort Reynolds
Ada raced to an early 3-0 lead and went on to decisively defeat league rival Columbus Grove 8-2 and win the Div. IV Elida district softball championship Saturday.

The historic win sealed the first regional berth in the history of the Ada softball program.

The second-seeded purple and gold improved to 17-8 with the win, while Grove ended their season at 18-5 with the defeat.

Ada scored three runs in the top of the first inning against former teammate and CG hurler Teyah Sautter, and never trailed. Senior shortstop Olivia Alexander led the game off by stroking a double down the left field line.

Priscilla Dysert Ochier, 1940 - 2018

Priscilla June (Dysert) Ochier, age 77, died on Saturday, May 19, 2018 at 10:39 a.m. at Lima Memorial Hospital.

          She was born June 25, 1940 to Claude and Della (Hall) Gullett, who preceded her in death. Priscilla first married Calvin L. Dysert, and he died in 1989.  She then married Millard E. “Midge” Ochier, and he died in 2010.

          Priscilla was a cook at Ada Schools for many years.  She was also a volunteer at Lima Memorial Health System for over 30 years.  She was a member of the McGuffey Church of Christ.  Priscilla was an avid bowler and enjoyed playing cards. She also loved watching her grandchildren’s sporting events.

Ada girls top Grove to win 1st district crown

By Cort Reynolds
ELIDA - Ada raced to an early 3-0 lead and went on to decisively defeat league rival Columbus Grove 8-2 and win the Div. IV Elida district softball championship Saturday.

The historic win sealed the first regional berth in the history of the Ada softball program.

The second-seeded purple and gold improved to 17-8 with the win, while Grove ended their season at 18-5 with the defeat.

Ada scored three runs in the top of the first inning against former teammate and CG hurler Teyah Sautter, and never trailed. Senior shortstop Olivia Alexander led the game off by stroking a double down the left field line.

Ada track photo

Ada junior Olivia Ennis finished sixth in the 300 meter hurdles at the
Div. III district track and field meet in Findlay Saturday.

Sue Mattson photo

Ada softball team - district champs

Photo by Cort Reynolds

The Ada district champion varsity softball team, from left, front: Kaiti
Newland, Sydney Newland, Madison Preston, Olivia Alexander, Nikki Lehsten,
Teara Coulson, Maddie Gossard.

Middle: Brenna George, Sidney Gossard, Alexis Ennis, Raina England, Lexi
Waugh, Elizabeth Durkin, Kiersten Cortez.

Back: head coach Troy Erickson, Tori Green, Leona Dalton, Aubrey Madison,
Melina Temple.

Ada defeated rival Columbus Grove decisively 8-2 in Div. IV softball
district final action at Elida Saturday.

Bulldogs Mattson, Jordan qualify for regional track meet

By Cort Reynolds

FINDLAY - The Ada track and field teams competed at the Div. III northwest district meet Saturday at Findlay High School, with two individuals and one relay team making it to the regionals.

 

The Bulldog boys finished eighth out of 18 scoring teams in the district event with 30 points. The Lady Bulldogs tied with local rival Allen East for 15th place out of 17 sqauds with seven points. 

 

Liberty-Benton won both the boys and girls team titles by wide margins.

 

Ada's Beaschler wins district title, returns to state

By Cort Reynolds

BOWLING GREEN - Ada senior tennis ace Zach Beaschler rolled over four oppnents to win the Div. II district tournament in Bowling Green Saturday and Wednesday.

 

With the dominating victories, Beaschler also clinched one of the four top seeds and his third straight berth in the 16-player state tournament at Mason May 25-26.

 

Beaschler improved his season record to 24-0 with four straight-set wins at the district tournament. He won 48 of 57 games he played (8-0 in sets), and never lost more than three games in any set. 

 

Some simple tips to keep in mind when eating out

For starters, eat a healthy snack before heading out

By Christine Schroeder, MOT, OTR/L
We all have that favorite restaurant……that one place we just can’t resist. Our go- to place for special occasions. If you have committed to a healthier lifestyle, does that mean you have to kiss that restaurant good-bye? Not necessarily …….

However, adopting a healthy lifestyle does mean holding yourself accountable.

Did you exercise today? Did you resist that cookie after lunch? Have you eaten out only on days that end in ‘Y”? LOL! Make sure you treat special occasions as what they are…special occasions!  Don’t diminish those wonderful and rare experiences into normal everyday occurrences. 

Ada High School Band to perform Monday

The Ada High School Band will conclude its 2017-18 season with a concert Monday, May 21 at 7 p.m. in the school auditorium.

The band's performance selections include the soundtrack from Disney’s “The Incredibles,”  “Into the Raging River” by Steven Reineke, the soundtrack from “Jurassic World,” “Liberty Fleet March” by Karl King, “Good Night” by Chris Bernotas, “The Lost Temple” by Jared Barnes, and “Alien Marching Machine” by John Prescott.

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