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The Liberty Center Tigers defeated the visiting Patrick Henry Patriots 35-6 on Friday night to take sole possession of the NWOAL football race. Both teams came in undefeated with 5-0/2-0 records but Patriots could not stop the vaunted running game and could not generate enough of their own offense to stay close.
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The Evergreen Lady Vikings put five early goals on the scoreboard and went on to defeat the Swanton lady Bulldogs 9-1 at Thomas Krupitzer Field on Thursday afternoon in NWOAL action.
The Evergreen victory moves their league record to 2-2-1 and 4-6-1 on the season. They will play their next league game at home next Tuesday, September 30th at home against the Delta Lady Panthers.
Swanton drops to 0-4 in the NWOAL and 3-8 on the year. They will be at home again for their next game against the Liberty Center Lady Tigers, also on Tuesday.
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Photo: Evergreen’s Alyssa Marvin and Swanton’s Madelaine Diaz fight for control of the ball
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Last Thursday the Swanton Lady Bulldogs lost to the visiting Paulding Lady Panthers 3-1 in a non-league contest. The teams split the first two games before Paulding took control of the match. Currently, Swanton has a 13-4 record on the season and will be at home on Saturday to face the Ottawa Hills Lady Green Bears.
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Photo: Swanton’s Beyla Remer digs out a serve
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The visiting Delta Panthers exploded for 37 points in the second quarter for a 51-0 halftime lead and went on to defeat the Swanton Bulldogs 65-0 on Friday Night. The Panther victory gave Head Coach Mike Vicars his 200th career win. Vicars, is in his third stint coaching at Delta and also coached Swanton for three years beginning with the 2014 season.
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Photo: Delta’s Vincent Martinez heads up field after catching a pass from Panther QB Emric Friess
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Photo: Senior Eli Harvath
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Tied for first place with the Archbold Blue Streaks and the Swanton Bulldogs with a 6-1 regular season record, the Wauseon Indians won the NWOAL Tournament to outpoint the Streaks by one point and the Bulldogs by two points to capture the league title. The league champion is decided by combining the regular season record and the tournament finish. Grady Short fired a 71 (-1) to win medalist honors and was named NWOAL Player of the Year.
Final League Standings: Wauseon Indians (14), Archbold Blue Streaks (13), Swanton Bulldogs (12), Bryan Golden Bears (8), Delta Panthers (7), Evergreen Vikings (6), Liberty Center Tigers (3), Patrick Henry Patriots (1)
Tournament Scores
Wauseon (309) – Carter Stuckey 75, Jack Altstaetter 76, Cayden Ruffer 76, Gavin Fisher 82, Brody Balser 86, Maddox Schneider 89.
Archbold (314) – Grady Short 71, Griffen Valentine 74, CJ Arroyo-Thompson 78, Gentry Valentine 91, Trevor Osterland 100, Javery Valentine 102.
Swanton (331) – Dylan Smigelski 78, Carson Bond 83, Grady Tipton 84, Camden Kizakiewicz 86, Brady O’Shea 87, Carter Malak 87.
Bryan (331) – Kai Dauber 76, Jayden Deel 82, Nolan Franzdorf 84, Asher Sito 89, Matthew Devlin 90, John Dalrymple 106.
Evergreen (335) – Chris Shrader 79, Hayden Timbrook 81, Jake Farley 82, Wade Stubleski 93, Blake Boucher 99, Andrew Bettinger 107.
Delta (335) – Lane Lopez 73, Keegan Clapp 80, Ashton Alig 88, Luke Spiess 94, Brady Kile 106.
Liberty Center (363) – Brody Wyckhouse 77, Tony Capretta 84, Stone Roth 87, Owen Gebers 115, Henry Cooke 141, Annabelle Box 148.
Patrick Henry (455) – Gabe Wright 100, Evan Carrizales 107, Jacob Joliff 119, Parker Kruse 129.
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Photo: Wauseon Indians – NWOAL 2025 Boys Golf Champions
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The Wauseon Indians edged out both the Swanton Bulldogs and the Delta Panthers in the final regular season boys golf match on Monday afternoon at White Pines Golf Course. The final match scores, however, were not decided until later in the week due to a protest logged by the Wauseon coaching staff against a ruling on a shot by a Swanton golfer. After a thorough investigation, the protest was upheld, resulting in a disqualification of the Bulldog golfer for signing an inaccurate scorecard.
With the change in the final numbers, Wauseon was able to tie Swanton and Archbold with a 6-1 regular season record heading into the NWOAL Tournament on Friday morning. Given that points scored in the regular season are added to points scored in the tournament, the final ruling had a significant impact on the order of finish for the NWOAL title.
Delta, the host of the tri-match finished with a 4-3 record. Bulldog senior, Brady O’Shea fired a round of 40 to capture medalist honors.
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Photo: Medalist Brady O’Shea
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Once again, the Fulton County Habitat for Humanity (FCHH) has partnered with local businesses to build playhouses for local families during the Fulton County Fair. On Saturday, August 30th, North Star BlueScope Steel and State Farm/New Horizons Academy sponsored two (2) playhouses. The following Tuesday, September 2nd, North Star sponsored two (2) more playhouses, making their all-time sponsorships = 12 playhouses! Woodforest Bank and Nature Fresh Farms each sponsored one (1) playhouse, making each of their all-time sponsorships = three (3). Habitat has built 45 playhouses in five (5) years, serving 106 children so far.
Heidi Kern, FCHH Executive Director, commented in her press release, “I’m available for questions at 419-583-6723.” She also referenced a recipient Mom whose family received a playhouse a few years ago. “Her husband has volunteered to build playhouse since with North Star’s team,” said Heidi. “This year, their 12-year-old daughter volunteered with her dad and built a playhouse for another family.”
Heidi Kern can also be reached at director@habitatfco.org.
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