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Lady Bulldog swimmers powerful at Ayersville 

By Cort Reynolds

The Ada High School girls swim team won easily while the boys lost a close match in a dual meet at Defiance Ayersville Tuesday night, January 11.

The Lady Bulldogs won convincingly, 94-6. 

Junior Carlie Oldfield and freshman Lily Baumgartner each took first in two races. Both swam for two victorious relay quartets as well, along with Kayla Wince and Kaitlyn Bowden.

Wince, Natilyn McClain and sophomore Autumn Andreasen also touched first in one race apiece for the Ada girls.

The Bulldog boys lost a tight meet, 54-41.

Junior Connor Daugherty and sophomore Jack Baumgartner each won an individual race for Ada.

 

Bulldog matmen compete at Woodmore Classic

By Cort Reynolds / Photos by Traci McClain

The Ada High School wrestling team competed at the 49th annual, 19-team Woodmore Classic Invitational last Friday and Saturday, January 8 and 9.

Host team Woodmore won the event with 346 points. Ada came in 12th with 109.5 points.

Bulldog Clayton McClain took second in his weight division, while teammate Liam Vieira finished fifth in his weight bracket.
 

Woodmore 'A' Classic Team Results

1. Woodmore 346 points

2. Ayersville 329

3. Eastwood 297

4. Monroeville 270

5. North Union 266.5

6. Hopewell-Loudon 240.5

7. Swanton 206

8. Oak Harbor 195.5

9. Gibsonburg 189

Baumgartner paces Ada swimmers at Jay County Invite

By Cort Reynolds

The Ada High School swim team competed at the Jay County Invitational in Portage, Indiana Saturday, January 8.

The Lady Bulldogs finished ninth in the 15-team field. Oak Hill won the boys and girls team titles.

The Bulldog boys came in 13th out of 15 teams.

Ada freshman Lily Baumgartner touched first in the 100 butterfly (60.31). She beat out 28 other swimmers to win the race.

Sophomore Jack Baumgartner posted the top Bulldog boys finish, coming in 10th in the 500 freestyle.
 

Ada girls top finishers:

Girls 100 Yard Butterfly

Name Age Team Finals Time

1st Baumgartner, Lily  AHS-OH 1:00.31

 

Bulldog boys comeback bid just shy at USV

By Cort Reynolds

The visiting Ada High School boys basketball team rallied with a big third period, but arch-rival Upper Scioto Valley answered with a late fourth period run hold off the Bulldogs, 63-51, on Saturday, January 8.

The Bulldogs trailed 20-14 after one period and 34-21 at halftime. Yet Ada put together a 23-point third stanza to rally within a point, heading into the final quarter at 45-44.

But the Rams were able to pull away with an 18-7 fourth quarter and remained undefeated. USV sank eight of its nine foul shot tries in the final period.

Bulldog boys have cold start vs. Mustangs

By Cort Reynolds

The Ada High School boys basketball team fell behind early and lost 49-34 to visiting local rival Allen East in Northwest Conference action Friday night, January 7.

AE jumped out to a 17-3 lead over the first 12 minutes, yet Ada clawed back within 10 points behind a third period rally. 

But the Mustangs began the final quarter on a 7-0 run to stem the Ada momentum and any thought of a Bulldog comeback.

"We only had 10 points at halftime, that is atrocious," said first-year Ada head coach Vince Halliday. "My three guys who have all had 25-point games this year combined for 19."

Cold Ada start fatal against Mustang girls

Playing local rival Allen East on their home court in Harrod, the Ada High School girls got off to a bad start and lost 56-42 to their backyard foe in Northwest Conference basketball girls basketball play on Thursday night, January 6.

The Ada offense was as frigid as the weather outside for the first period. Aggressive AE forced several turnovers with a press and rolled to a commanding 19-0 lead.

The Bulldog girls fought back with 10 second-quarter points from junior guard Courtney Sumner. But they could get no closer than 13 points and never seriously threatened the Mustangs.

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