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Illustration: Breaking down where and when Macy Chamberlin hit her 61 homers
Evergreen High School softball standout Macy Chamberlin set the Ohio career high school home record in her final high school game last week. Here’s a look at a graphic highlighting in which years and to which fields the Penn State signee hit her homers. You can also access the illustration in the image carousel above. YEARS Chamberlin hit 40 of the 61 in her final two seasons.
Bryan claims third straight Division II district softball title with shutout win over Napoleon
LIMA, Ohio — Bryan’s softball team has gotten pretty comfortable at the district level the last few years. The Golden Bears secured a third consecutive district crown to prove it. Sophomore pitching standout Thea Staten fired a one-hit shutout with 14 strikeouts, while the Golden Bears got the bats rolling in multiple innings as No. 1-seed Bryan blanked No. 8 Napoleon 7-0 in a Division II district final on Saturday at the University of Northwestern Ohio in Lima. “Our seniors have definitely done this before, and they know how to lead the team and guide us to those different big moments,” Bryan coach Samantha Molina said. “Super proud of them and all they’ve accomplished.”
Evergreen’s Chamberlin breaks Ohio home run record in final at-bat
METAMORA, Ohio — In the final game of her superb four-year softball career at Evergreen High School, Vikings senior catcher Macy Chamberlin tied and then broke Ohio's all-time record for home runs on Thursday, hitting her 60th and 61st career homers in her team's 6-2 victory over visiting Port Clinton. “I couldn't have done it without my team,” Chamberlin said. “They have supported me throughout this whole year, through ups and downs, and through the pressure. Without this team, it wouldn't have been possible. “The only pressure I got was the pressure I gave myself. After games here and there, I would give myself pressure, but would come back the next day relaxed and ready to go.” Chamberlin, who was named first team All-Ohio the past two seasons, equaled the mark set by Hope Straight of Mount Vernon High School (from 2016-19) with a solo blast to right-center in the first inning against off of Redskins pitcher Ashton Sanchez.
Anthony Wayne softball records 3rd straight tournament shutout
BOWLING GREEN — Stingy pitching and one big inning of offense were the main ingredients for Anthony Wayne on Friday night, as the third-ranked Generals captured their fourth straight Division I district softball title with a 7-0 victory over Mansfield Madison at Bowling Green State University's Meserve Field. Anthony Wayne (25-1), which had clinched a Northern Lakes League Buckeye Division championship with a resounding 15-5 win at Perrysburg on Monday, made it 3-for-3 with tournament shutouts so far by blanking the Rams (20-6) from the Ohio Cardinal Conference. Senior right-hander Kat Meyers, who will pitch next year for the University of Michigan, followed her seven-inning, 18-strikeout perfect game from the Generals 4-0 district semifinal win over Start on Tuesday with five innings of two-hit shutout pitching versus Madison. “I felt pretty good today in warm-ups,” Meyers said. “The field was a little wet, but that's all right. You've just kind of got to work with it and dig it out a little bit. “Our defense was great. I always have my full confidence in them. I had the same mindset as I did on Tuesday — one batter at a time.”
Which other northwest Ohio athletes own career state records?
By setting the Ohio high school career home run record Thursday, Evergreen senior Macy Chamberlin joined a small group of northwest Ohioans who can claim to be owners of state records. By hitting her 61st home run, Chamberlin becomes the sixth Toledo-area athlete to hold a career state record, according to the Ohio High School Athletic Association. Here are the other career records set by athletes who played at area schools: BOYS BASKETBALL
Key End-of-Year Dates and Activities for Pettisville Schools: Chromebook Returns, Sports Events, and More
As May progresses, it is important for students, staff, and parents to remember several key dates and requirements. This year, students from kindergarten to 11th grade must return their Chromebooks and chargers by May 22nd. Kindergarten to 4th-grade students already have their chargers at school, while 5th to 11th graders should bring theirs starting next week. This helps prevent loss and damage over the summer.
Anthony Wayne boys tennis defeats St. Francis, advances to state tournament
Anthony Wayne will be northwest Ohio’s representative at the Ohio Tennis Coaches Association’s Division I boys state tournament. The Generals defeated St. Francis de Sales on the road in Friday’s district final, advancing to the four-team state tournament set for May 25 in Wooster, Ohio. Singles player Josh Kohntopp and doubles teams Logan Sutto/Ian Briars and Geyer Tollstam/Reed Hahn won their respective matches for AW to clinch the dual. The Generals knocked off Perrysburg, Southview, and St. John’s Jesuit on their way to reaching Friday’s final.
Anthony Wayne softball pulls away from Perrysburg to claim NLL Buckeye Division title
The floodgates opened for Anthony Wayne’s softball team in the top of the seventh inning, and the Generals reeled in a league title as a result. Anthony Wayne erupted for 10 runs in the final frame to turn a back-and-forth state-ranked showdown with Perrysburg into a convincing 15-5 victory in a Northern Lakes League contest on Wednesday at Perrysburg High School. With the victory, the Generals clinched the outright NLL Buckeye Division championship with two league games remaining. “To be able to come back from being behind and put up 10 on the eighth-ranked team in the state, that’s a statement coming back and putting that kind of offense on,” Anthony Wayne coach Ron Myers said. “Earlier in the day, we probably played some of the worst defense that we have all season. The players really came back though in that seventh inning and just were going after things at that point in time.”
Anthony Wayne's Grant Kinnee part of generational group of northwest Ohio QBs
There’s been a run on northwest Ohio quarterbacks. And Anthony Wayne’s Grant Kinnee is next in line. Coaches from across the Midwest flowed into northwest Ohio on Tuesday for the Toledo Area College Day, a two-day showcase for high school football talent. At 3:35 p.m., representatives from more than three dozen schools, including Indiana, Cincinnati, and nearly the entire Mid-American Conference stood nearfield at AW’s Schaller Memorial Stadium to watch Kinnee go through passing drills. “I felt like I threw pretty good,” Kinnee said. “There were a few balls that came off my hand a little eh, but I thought...
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