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J. Patrick Eaken

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  • 1 week ago | northwestsignal.net | J. Patrick Eaken

    LIBERTY CENTER — Meeting Eastwood for the fourth time since 2016 in a district final, Archbold softball was able to get on the board first against the state-ranked Eagles on Saturday. But Eastwood senior shortstop Adyson Bowe’s no-doubter, two-RBI home run over the left field fence proved to be the difference as the Eagles prevailed, 4-2, at Liberty Center’s Spring Sports Complex.

  • 1 month ago | bryantimes.com | J. Patrick Eaken

    BOWLING GREEN — Napoleon senior pitcher Owen Espinoza struck out six, walked one and allowed just three hits in pitching a complete-game 3-0 shutout victory at Bowling Green Tuesday. Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading. That did not bother Espinoza, or at least he didn’t show it. “It feels great — I was probably the warmest one out there,” Espinoza said.

  • 1 month ago | sent-trib.com | J. Patrick Eaken

    PERRYSBURG — Perrysburg southpaw Tyler Palmer struck out 15 batters as the Yellow Jackets defeated Toledo Whitmer, 2-1, in a Northern Lakes League Buckeye Division baseball game at Jim Leyland Field Monday. Palmer had to work for the win because Whitmer right-handed pitcher Jaiden Mahon was keeping Perrysburg hitters off balance, too. Both pitchers had to throw into winds maintained at 25 miles-per-hour and gusting even higher, and any ball hit into the air was going to carry.

  • 1 month ago | sent-trib.com | J. Patrick Eaken

    BLOOMDALE — A three-run fifth inning helped catapult the Elmwood baseball team to a 4-1 come-from-behind win over Eastwood on Friday. Elmwood coach Matt Malecha likes how his 4-1 team has started out the season. “We have really focused, since the off-season, on getting better each day,” Malecha said. “We have goals like everyone, but our main focus is to elevate our program each day.

  • 1 month ago | sent-trib.com | J. Patrick Eaken

    Bowling Green boys lacrosse has had a tough week, losing to Perrysburg, 15-1 on Tuesday, Anthony Wayne, 17-2 on Thursday, and Avon Lake, 15-3 on Friday. The silver lining is that the game with Avon Lake was played under the lights at Bowling Green State University’s Doyt Perry Stadium. On top of that, there was a sighting of recently hired BGSU football coach Eddie George peeking out at the game from his office.

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