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Ada girls second at 12-team Ram invitational

Boys track team 6th • Softball and baseball teams lose

Ada vs. Van Buren softball • Ada vs. Arlington baseball stories at bottom of this story
By Cort Reynolds
McGUFFEY - The Ada girls track and field team finished a strong second at the 12-team Ram Invitational in McGuffey Thursday.

Riverdale won the girls meet with 171 points, followed by Ada in second with 107.5 points. 

The boys meet was won by Allen East with 146 points. The Bulldogs finished sixth of 11 teams with 53 points.

Senior Brenna Hissong (400 meters) and sophomore Antonio Pettit (110 high hurdles) both posted frst-place finishes for Ada.

Top Ada girls finishers:

Senior day

Ada High School senior softball and baseball players were recognized with senior day over the weekend. Softball seniors are Tori Green, Brenna George, Kiersten Cortez, Lexi Waugh and Leona Dalton. Baseball seniors are Cameron Bober, Devon Cole, Trent Ennis, Cody Johnston, Jacob Morgan, Jake Poling and Monty Sheldon. (Cort Reynolds photos)

Jacob Thaxton, Mid-Ohio Energy Cooperative student of the month

He recently starred as Charlie Brown in AHS musical

Jacob Thaxton, a senior, is the Ada High School Mid-Ohio Energy Cooperative student the month.
Jacob's activities include:
• Valedictorian
• Quiz Bowl - 4 year letterman • Varsity Singers
- Lynn Noble Award winner
• Soccer - 3 year letterman - Captain 2020
• Musical - Charlie Brown in "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown!"
• Fellowship of Christian Athletes
• BOLT Robotics Club
• Language Club • Film Club • Academic Letter
• National Honors Society
• Elks Teen of the Month
• DOGS Volunteer
• Worship team member - The Wapak Church
• Children's church volunteer

Bulldog boys stifled by Wildcats

7 seniors were recognized on Senior Day: Morgan, Poling, Bober, Trent Ennis, Devon Cole, Monty Sheldon and Cody Johnston

By Cort Reynolds
ADA - The homestanding Ada baseball team lost a 4-1 pitcher's duel to visiting Hardin County rival Kenton on a windy Saturday afternoon at the park diamond.

The Bulldogs fell to 5-10 following the loss. Kenton improved to 4-10 with the win. 

The Wildcats scored three runs in the second inning, and tacked on one more in the fourth to build a 4-0 lead.

Ada was scoreless until the seventh. An RBI double by Jacob Morgan over the center fielder's head scored Spencer Wall. But Kenton recovered to finish the game without allowing another run.

Lady Bulldogs walk off Kenton on Dalton dinger

A hotly-contested game featuring 7 lead changes and 3 ties, Ada got the last run in at the very end

Story and photo by Cort Reynolds
ADA - The host Ada softball team won a seesaw rivalry battle over county foe Kenton 9-8 Saturday afternoon in dramatic fashion.

In a hotly-contested game that featured seven lead changes and three ties, the Bulldogs got the last run in at the very end. 

Senior Leona Dalton drilled a home run over the fence in left-center field leading off the bottom of the seventh to give Ada the exciting victory.

Her game-ending, line-drive shot on a 3-1 pitch from Jill Burd cut through the wind for the fourth Lady Bulldog homer of the day.

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