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SPORTS
10-13-08
Girl's Golf:
5th Place at STATE-Great Job Ladies!!!
Girl's Cross
Country: SBC CHAMPIONS!!!
The girls’ team continued the momentum by earning the
second conference championship of the day with a score of 27
points which was well ahead of 2nd place Oak
Harbor who had 63. The Chargers placed our top five runners
in the top 10, and was led by Abbi Plunkett who added
another championship when she placed first overall in the
girls’ race with a time of 20:08. Alyssa Robinson followed
with 3rd place and Sarah Rospert placed 5th.
Abbi, Alyssa, and Sarah all earned 1st team SBC
Honors. Remi Hoffman, and Sarah Wallace, finished 8th
and 10th which earned them 2nd team
SBC Honors. Casey Flannery took 15th, and Lauren
Dunnavant ran her best time of the year to place 16th.
Congratulations to both teams. All of your hard work got
you this far now we need to set our sights on our district
meet next Saturday in Galion.
Boy's Cross Country: SBC
CHAMPIONS!!!
The Sunday headlines read: Sandusky Bay Sweep.
The Edison boys’ and girls’ cross country teams earned their
first-ever double conference championship. The boys’
started the day with a two point victory over Clyde which
ended their streak of many 2nd place finishes.
Homecoming King Tim Majoy led the team with 3rd
place earning him 1st team SBC Honors. Weston
Strayer and Oggie Moss followed with 5th and 6th
places both earning 1st Team SBC Honors. Steve
Salmons placed 17th and running the race of the
day was Coltyn Grant who improved his time by 30 seconds
clinching the championship for the team by placing 19th.
Varsity Football:
The varsity football team cruised to a Homecoming
victory over the Oak Harbor Rockets by a score of 55-8. The
Chargers scored 42 first-half points in playing their most
impressive game of the season. Offensively, Ryan Neuberger,
Zach Yovanov, Dylan Howard, and Tim Archer each scored a
touchdown while both Chris Roberts and Brady Gelvin each
scored twice. Defensively, the Chargers were led by a tough
defensive line made up of Craig Ritz, Chris Roberts, Nick
Gilliam, Eric Boyce, Kyle Cory and Ryan Gorsuch.
Linebackers Kyle Matula and Travis Lombardi and the
secondary of Ryan Neuberger, Stefan Taylor, Ryan Tiura and
Brandon Tomson all played well in the win. The team and
coaches would like to thank the students for their support
at the game. The team is in action again this Friday at
Margaretta.
Freshmen Football:
The freshman football team lost to Oak Harbor on
Saturday 48-6. Scoring the Chargers only touchdown was
Tyler Majoy off the punishing blocks of the offensive line.
The team closes out the season this Saturday at home against
Margaretta.
10-10-08
Varsity Volleyball:
The varsity volleyball team completed their regular
season by beating 25-14, 25-9, 25-8. Cami Shine had 8
kills, 15 points, 5 aces, and 9 digs. Whitney Smith had 10
points, 7 assists, 8 digs, and 3 kills. Emily Stewart had 8
kills, 8 digs, and 9 points, Amanda Blodgett had 4 kills and
2 blocks, Zoe Gastier had 4 kills, 3 blocks, and 5 assists,
Brittany Moyer had 16 assists, Abbey Cox had 3 kills and 5
blocks, Chelsea Frankboner had 2 kills, Rachel Ackerman had
6 digs, 2 points, and 2 aces, Megan Vaschak had 5 digs and 6
points, Erica Anderson had 9 digs, Aubrey Notestine had 1
kill, and Susan Knight scored 1 point.
JV Volleyball:
The JV team ended a very successful season by beating the
Panters 25-19, 25-18. Susan Knight scored 12 points.
Freshmen Volleyball:
The freshmen team fell to the Panthers 25-17,
28-26.
10-8-08
Varsity Volleyball:
The varsity volleyball team seized sole possession of
2nd place in the SBC by beating Margaretta 25-21,
25-20, 25-22. Whitney Smith had 12 points, 2 aces, 10
assists, 4 kills, and 10 digs. Nicole Swartz had 4 points
and 15 digs, and Megan Vaschak had 4 digs. All 3 seniors
were playing in their last regular season home game. Other
leaders were Emily Stewart with 12 kills and 12 digs, Cami
Shine had 10 kills and 14 digs, Abbey Cox had 8 kills and 4
blocks, Amanda Blodgett had 6 kills, 7 points, and 2 aces,
Zoe Gastier had 4 kills, 3 blocks, and 5 assists, Brittany
Moyer had 5 points and 12 assists, and Rachel Ackerman had 3
digs. All 3 teams will play their last regular season home
match tomorrow at St. Mary’s.
JV Volleyball:
The JV team also beat the Polar Bears, winning a good 3 game
match 24-26, 25-17, 25-18. Taylor Matter led the team with
13 points, Susan Knight had 9 points, and Chelsea Frankboner
added 6 points.
Freshmen Volleyball:
The Freshman team made it a clean sweep for the
night, beating Margaretta 26-24, 25-20. Morgan Price scored
9 points and Lauren Teed had 7 points.
Boy's Soccer:
The Edison Boys’ Varsity soccer team got a 6-1
victory at Margaretta in their final regular season match.
The seniors and the reserve players started the match and
played a strong first half. Senior Defender Logan Francisco
opened the scoring playing as a forward striker. The
Chargers managed more offense in the second half getting a
three goal effort from Sam Bores - including a goal scored
directly off a corner kick - as well as goals from Jack
Plunkett and from Scott McGuckin. Beau Busdicker and Brian
Spence led the defensive effort for Edison. The Chargers
next face Norwalk on October 16 in the opening game of the
tournament.
JV Girl's Tennis:
The JV tennis team participated in the JV SBC
Tournament last night. All the ladies played great. Hannah
Burras had a bye in the 1st round, and then won in the 2nd
round, advancing her to the championship match. Under the
lights she fell to a strong Clyde opponent placing her SBC
JV 3rd singles runner-up. Way to go Hannah!
10-7-08
Girl's Soccer:
The Lady Chargers soccer team played in Margaretta
yesterday. Michelle Johnston scored the lone Charger goal on
an assist from Samantha Seiling. The Bears won 5 to 1.
10-6-08
Girl's Cross
Country:
The girls traveled to eastern Ohio to compete at the
Legends meet and ran against some of the state’s top
competition. The team came in 4th overall and
only eight points behind the 7th ranked team in
the state. Abbi Plunkett led the team by placing 5th
overall and running a 19:56 which is her best time of the
year. Sarah Rospert followed with a 20:21 and 11th
place. Sarah Wallace dropped 34 seconds running her best
time of 20:39. Remi Hoffman finished 4th for the
team with a 20:58. Alyssa Robinson finished 28th,
Casey Flannery took 32nd, and Lauren Dunnavant
placed 45th. Our B team finished 16th
out of 20 teams and was led by Julia Danda who ran a 23:36.
Kristi Flesher had an outstanding day dropping 56 seconds to
finish with a 23:39. Molly Hohler improved by 14 seconds,
Kim Schloesser improved by over a minute, and our best
improvement of the day went to Jamie Mitchell who dropped
three minutes off of her time. Nice job ladies now get
ready for the conference meet on Saturday.
Boy's Cross Country:
The Boys cross country team placed 7th
out of 26 teams. The Tim Majoy led the team with a 17:02
and a 9th place finish. Oggie Moss stepped up
and finished 29th with a 17:48. Weston Strayer
finished 49th, followed by Steve Salmons who took
52nd. Coltyn Grant ran his best time of 18:41,
and David Bender dropped 39 seconds to finish with an
18:48. Cory Vanderbaan led the B team to a 23rd
place finish with a time of 18:42. Nathan Seamans broke
into the 19’s by dropping 9 seconds from his best time.
Lucas Neumeyer also best his best time by 9 seconds. Tyler
Matter continued by best trend by dropping another 12
seconds. Ryan Reber had a great day by dropping 58 seconds,
and the best improvement of the day went to Ben Fagginato
who dropped 3:00 to finish with a 23:22. Now get ready for
the conference meet on Saturday.
Varsity Volleyball:
The varsity volleyball team improved to 15-5 by
beating Old Fort 25-18, 25-10, 25-13. Emily Stewart had 15
kills, 12 digs, 10 points, and 4 aces. Cami Shine had 11
kills and 8 digs, Amanda Blodgett had 3 kills and 4 blocks,
Whitney Smith had 11 points, 2 aces, 3 kills, and 12
assists. Brittany Moyer had 13 assists, Zoe Gastier had 7
assists and 5 blocks, Carmen Tinnel had 1 kill and 6 blocks,
Nicole Swartz had8 points and 11 digs, Rachel Ackerman had 9
digs, Abbey Cox had 3 kills and 3 blocks, Chelsea Frankboner
had 2 kills, 1 block and 3 digs, and Megan Vaschak had 2
digs. The JV team was also victorious, winning 25-13,
25-21. The teams play their final regular season home game
on Tuesday against Margaretta.
Freshmen Football:
The freshmen football team played a great game on
Saturday showing continued signs of improvement on both the
offense and defense. Even though the team lost 35-12 all
members continue to work hard. This Saturday the team
travels to Oak Harbor for a 9:00 am kickoff.
10-3-08
Girl's Tennis:
The Lady Charger
varsity tennis team ended their season yesterday at
Sectionals. Mallory Kiley and Danielle Rasey won their 1st
match but fell to strong competition in the 2nd round.
Ashley Elber played great all day, advancing to the
quarter-finals before falling to the #2 seeded player. Way
to go ladies!
Boy's Soccer:
The Edison Chargers dropped a
close 2-1 match at home against Oak Harbor in Boys’ Varsity
Soccer. Luke McCoy got a second half goal to tie the match
1-1 off a long cross over the Rocket defense delivered by
Scott McGuckin. McCoy out raced a Rocket defender for the
ball and fired a shot past the keeper. Oak Harbor got the
winning goal off a free kick late in the match. The Chargers
pressed hard to find an equalizer, but could not manage
another score.
10-2-08
Girl's Tennis:
The Lady Chargers’ tennis team fell last night to St.
Mary’s 1-4. Fighting through the elements to bring in the
only win was Sammie Jamison at #3 singles. Amy Salmons and
Sam Imus also had a JV win.
Girl's Soccer:
The Lady Chargers soccer team went up against the SBC
leaders, Oak Harbor, last evening. The Chargers played the
best game of their season. They shut down the Rockets for
the first 30 minutes with a stellar defense and an
aggressive offense. The first half ended with a lone goal
from Oak Harbor. The Rockets managed to get an early goal in
the first 10 minutes but the Chargers dug in and held their
ground with strong defensive contributions from Sha Adelman
and Elyse Turton along with the back four. Keeper, Addison
Spriggs, made countless and remarkable saves throughout the
game. The Rockets managed to put 3 goals past the out of gas
Chargers in the last 12 minutes. It was senior night and the
team recognized Captain Heather Johnson as she played her
last game on the Edison pitch. She led the team with her
gregarious and flamboyant style as usual.
10-1-08
Girl's Golf:
STATE BOUND!!!
Wow, what a day! The girls’ golf team fired a 369 to
win Districts and became the first team in the Northwest Div
II to earn a state berth. Bailey Bixler led the team with an
82, Allison Soviak 89, Tori Riddle 96, Megan Reber 102. The
girls head to State on Oct 9th for a practice round and the
two day event will be held on Oct 10-11 in Columbus at the
Ohio State Gray Course..... Good Luck Chargers!!!
Varsity Volleyball:
The varsity volleyball team improved to 13-5 and moving into
a 2nd place tie in the SBC by beating Perkins 25-20, 25-21,
16-25, 25-12. Whitney Smith led the team with 24 points, 2
aces, 5 kills, 3 blocks, 20 assists, and 19 digs. Emily
Stewart had 14 kills and 13 digs, Cami Shine and Amanda
Blodgett had 7 kills each, Carmen Tinnel had 6 kills and 3
blocks, Zoe Gastier had 5 kills, 7 blocks and 14 assists,
Abbey Cox had 5 kills and 3 blocks, Nicole Swartz scored 7
points and had 8 digs, Rachel Ackerman had 13 digs, Brittany
Moyer chipped in 13 assists, and Chelsea Frankboner added 6
digs. The JV team beat the Pirates 25-11, 22-25,
25-16. Frankboner led the team with 12 points and 6 aces.
Elise Gastier scored 11 points while Kylene Williams and
Aubrey Notestine had 6 points each. The Freshmen team was
also victorious, winning 25-9 and 25-15. Shantel Wolfe
scored 15 points and Allison Ringholz had 9 points. The
teams play at Oak Harbor on Thursday.
JV/Freshmen Volleyball:
The JV team beat the Pirates 25-11, 22-25,
25-16. Frankboner led the team with 12 points and 6 aces.
Elise Gastier scored 11 points while Kylene Williams and
Aubrey Notestine had 6 points each. The Freshmen team was
also victorious, winning 25-9 and 25-15. Shantel Wolfe
scored 15 points and Allison Ringholz had 9 points.
9-30-08
JV Football:
The JV Football team beat Port Clinton last night
26-21. Mike Kumpula threw 2 touchdown passes to Evan Lee
and Nick Smith. Matt Mironik returned a kickoff for a
touchdown!
Girl's Soccer:
The Lady Chargers soccer team went out on the high
seas against the Pirates last evening. The Chargers took a
broadside in the early minutes of the game and struggled to
maintain an even keel as they took another blast shortly
afterwards putting them down 2 goals. The Chargers
resurfaced when “Fish” Fisher dived through the Pirates
defense to steal a goal kick to beat the keeper in a one on
one battle to close the first half at 2 to 1. A
re-energized Charger team had an exciting 2nd
half with a final breath stealing attack in the last 2
minutes which unfortunately ran out of powder. Come out for
the senior game against Oak Harbor this Wednesday at 5 pm.
9-29-08
Girl's Cross
Country: John Spear Invite Champions!!!
The Girls team added to their collections of
championships with another 1st place team finish
at the John Spear Invitational. The girls scored 37 points
which was over 40 points ahead of 2nd place. Our
top five girls all finished in the top 10 of their race.
Abbi Plunkett led the assault with 5th place and
a time of 20:18. Sarah Rospert took 7th with a
20:40, and Alyssa Robinson gutted out 8th place
with a 20:51. Remi Hoffman and Sarah Wallace packed in for
9th and 10th. The girls B team had a
good day defeating two teams: Norwalk St. Paul and
Madison. Top finishers for the B team were Julia Danda who
ran a 23:31 and Tara Poock who ran a 24:10. Great job
ladies and good luck at Legends on Saturday.
Boy's Cross Country:
The boys’ cross country team placed 2nd
at the Western Reserve Invitational on Saturday-losing to
New London by 8 points. Tim Majoy finished 2nd
out of 92 runners with a time of 17 flat. Weston Strayer
followed with 4th place, and Oggie Moss took 14th.
Steve Salmons broke into the 17s for the first time with a
17:58. Bryan Nemire took 36th and Coltyn Grant
finished 51st with a 19:03. David Bender led the
boys B team which beat Keystone and Black River. The boys’
team travels to Trumbull County on Saturday to run against
some of the toughest team in Northern Ohio at the Legends
meet.
Varsity Volleyball:
The varsity volleyball team had another very good weekend,
placing 3rd in the Convoy Crestview Invitational. The
ladies started the day by beating St. Paul, who was ranked
#3 in the state in Division 4, 24-26, 25-21, 25-23. The
team then battled the #1 ranked team in Division 4, Marion
Local. The team held a lead in game 1 and battled back from
a 17-7 deficit in game 2 to take a 24-23 lead, but
eventually fell 20-25 and 28-30. The team then beat the
state's #10 ranked Convoy Crestview Knights 26-24, 14-25,
25-17 to capture 3rd place. Emily Stewart was named
to the All-Tournament team as she had 39 kills, 35 digs, and
17 points. Cami Shine had 20 kills, 32 digs, and 14
points. Whitney Smith scored 29 points and had 30 assists,
20 digs, 7 kills and 6 blocks. Amanda Blodgett had 10
kills, 13 blocks, and scored 17 points. Brittany Moyer had
34 assists; Zoe Gastier had 5 kills, 8 blocks, and 26
assists. Carmen Tinnel had 5 kills and 11 blocks, Abbey Cox
had 8 kills and 7 blocks, Nicole Swartz scored 7 points and
had 12 digs, Rachel Ackerman had 13 digs, and Erica Anderson
scored 3 points. The volleyball teams take on Perkins in an
important SBC match at home on Tuesday.
9-26-08
Boy's Golf:
The boys golf team advances to Districts by finishing
3rd at Sectionals yesterday. Preston Robinette and Brad
Meinert led the Chargers with 79’s.
Varsity Volleyball:
The varsity volleyball team improved to 10-4 by
beating Port Clinton 25-9, 25-18, 23-25, 25-15. Emily
Stewart had 15 kills and 12 digs, Amanda Blodgett scored 11
points and added 8 kills and 6 blocks at the net. Cami
Shine had 7 kills and 17 digs, Whitney Smith scored 17
points with 5 aces, and also had 6 kills and a team high 16
assists. Brittany Moyer had 13 assists, Zoe Gastier had 2
kill, 2 blocks, and 6 assists, Carmen Tinnel had 6 kills and
4 blocks, Erica Anderson scored 6 points and had 7 digs,
Nicole Swartz had 9 digs, Rachel Ackerman had 6 digs, and
Abbey Cox had 2 kills and 1 block. The girls play at the
Convoy Crestview Invitational on Saturday.
9-25-08
Girl's Soccer:
Last evening the Lady Charger Soccer Team had a nail
biter of a game against the Sandusky Blue Steaks. The
Streaks opened the scoring early in the first half but the
Chargers regained their composure with a strong stance from
the defensive line of Cech, Allen and Zu Hone. The second
half saw the mean streak of the Chargers. Elyse Turton
continually pummeled the Streak attackers as they entered
the mid-field. Heather Johnson broke up an attacking pass
and blasted a through ball to Fischer who streaked in for
the tying goal. Addison Spriggs had slipped into her Super
Women suit and stopped 3 break-a-ways to seal the game at 1
to 1.
Girl's Golf:
The girls golf team improved their record in the SBC
to 10-2; Overall to 14-2. Yesterday’s score was Edison 167-
Margaretta 212. Bailey Bixler had her first eagle on the par
five fifth to lead Edison with a 38, Allison Soviak carded a
41, and Stephanie Mollohan 43 and Megan Reber and Tori
Riddle chipped in a pair of 45's. The girls are on the road
for Districts next week in Findlay, Good Luck, charging for
a State berth.
Girl's Tennis:
The Lady Charger tennis team beat Oak Harbor last
night 3-2. Winning for the Chargers was Rachel Reilly at #2
singles, Sammie Jamison and Amy Salmons at #2 doubles and
Ashley Elber at #3 singles who had a clean sweep of 6-0,
6-0. Way to go ladies!
9-24-08
Girl's Golf:
Sectional Champions!!!
Yesterday, the girls golf team came out on top at
sectionals with a first place finish with a team total 359.
Megan Reber was overall medalist with an 83, Bailey Bixler overall
runner-up 84, Allison Soviak 90, Stephanie Mollohan 102.
The girl's head to districts at Scyamore Springs in Findlay
on Tuesday. Good Luck, Chargers!
Varsity Volleyball:
The varsity volleyball team lost to Huron 25-19,
19-25, 13-25, 16-25. Emily Stewart had 19 kills and 10
digs, Cami Shine had 9 kills and 10 digs, Whitney Smith
scored 13 points, 4 aces, and 10 assists. Brittany Moyer
had 16 assists, Zoe Gastier slammed 3 kills and had 6
assists, and Erica Anderson had 5 points and 5 digs.
The teams play at Port Clinton on Thursday.
JV/Freshmen Volleyball:
The JV team fell to Huron 28-26, 24-26, 7-25.
Abbey Cox and Caitlyn Roberts scored 9 points each, and
Chelsea Frankboner had 8 points. The freshman team won in
two games 25-18 and 25-17. Allison Ringholz scord 9 points
and Sarah Holler had 6 points.
Boy's Soccer:
Sam Bores tallied two second half goals for the
Edison Chargers Varsity soccer team at Huron Tuesday night.
The first goal came off a free kick and the second on a
penalty kick after Scott McGuckin was taken down in the
penalty area. The Chargers fell down by three goals in the
first half, but fought back in the second only to come up
short 4-2. Dan Imus provided strong goal keeping in the
second half and Jake Kiley spearheaded the defensive effort
for the Chargers.
Girl's Tennis:
The Lady Charger tennis team fell last night to
Perkins 0-5. They are back in action tonight at Oak Harbor
and looking for another SBC win.
9-23-08
Girl's Golf:
Last night the girls’ golf team won against Oak
Harbor at Thunderbird South Edison 184 vs Oak Harbor 210.
The team was led by Bailey Bixler 41, Stephanie Mollohan 45,
Allison Soviak 48, Tori Riddle 49, Megan Reber 49. The win
brings their SBC record to 9-2 and overall 13-2, for the
season. Good luck to the girls today at sectionals at Valley
View in Galion.
Girl's Soccer:
Last evening the Lady Charger Soccer Team played the
Huron Tigers. The game was an end to end battle. The defense
for both teams dug in and shut the offense down. The
Chargers came close with an intense attack close to end of
the first half as Elyse Turton penetrated the Tiger defense
and fed the ball back to Cooper whose long shot just went
over the Tiger Cage. The 2nd half saw more
attacks by the Chargers. The game ended with an exciting
free kick at the Tiger goal by Heather Johnson but was
cleared by the defense. The game ended in a 0:0 draw with
Addison Spriggs securing yet another shut out. The Chargers
play Sandusky this Wednesday at 5pm. Come out and support
your Chargers.
Girl's Tennis:
The Lady Charger tennis team fell last night to Port
Clinton 4-1. Bringing in the only varsity win was Ashley
Elber at #3 singles. Sam Imus and Hannah Burras also
brought in a JV win. Tonight the Chargers face Perkins at
home.
9-22-08
Varsity Volleyball:
The
varsity volleyball team had an outstanding weekend, winning
the Springfield Golden Spike tournament. The team beat
Oregon Clay 25-19, 25-19 and Springfield 25-22, 25-21,
placing the team in the finals against undefeated and state
ranked Newark Catholic. The Lady Chargers took down #4
ranked Green Wave in 3 games 25-22, 23-25, and 25-19. Emily
Stewart led the team with 30 kills and 27 digs, and was
named to the all tournament team. Cami Shine had 22 kills,
23 digs, and 20 points, Whitney Smith had 10 kills, 8
blocks, 22 points, 4 aces, and 26 assists. Amanda Blodgett
had 14 kills and 15 blocks, Brittany Moyer had 32 assists
and 15 digs, Carmen Tinnel had 7 kills and 8 blocks, Zoe
Gastier had 3 kills and 15 assists, Erica Anderson had 12
points and 9 digs, Rachel Ackerman had digs, Nicole Swartz
scored 3 points, and Abbey Cox had 4 kills and 1 block.
The team
plays a big SBC match at home on Tuesday against Huron.
JV Football:
The JV football team lost to Huron on Saturday
19-14. Touchdowns were scored by Jake Parkinson and a Mike
Kumpula to Evan Lee pass. Good effort guys!
Freshmen Football:
The freshmen football team played a strong second
half on defense against the Tigers not allowing any
additional points. Offensively the team was able to move
the ball but struggled to get any points on the board losing
20-0. The team is now 1-4 on the season.
Boy's Soccer:
Senior Luke McCoy scored a goal 24 seconds into the
second half to ignite a dramatic rally for the Edison
Chargers Boys’ Varsity soccer team. Down 3-0 at the half,
the Chargers responded with 3 of their own in the second
half. McCoy followed his quick tally with another goal later
in the half. Freshmen Mitch Unger secured the third goal
with a skilled redirection of a bouncing ball. Dan Imus led
the defensive effort for Edison with Logan Francisco adding
key saves in goal. Score ended Chargers 3 – Crestview 3.
9-19-08
Varsity Volleyball:
The varsity volleyball team
won an exciting match against Clyde 21-25, 26-24, 23-25,
25-20, 15-7 to improve to 6-2 in the SBC and 6-3 overall.
Cami Shine had 16 kills, while Emily Stewart and Amanda
Blodgett had 10 kills each. Whitney Smith scored 16 points
with 4 aces, led the team with 20 assists, and also had 3
blocks and 5 kills. Carmen Tinnel had 7 kills and 12
blocks, Zoe Gastier contributed 3 kills and 8 blocks and 13
assists, Brittany Moyer scored 10 points and had 18 assists,
Rachel Ackerman had 5 digs, and Chelsea Frankboner had 1
kill. The varsity team plays at the Holland
Springfield Golden Spike on Saturday starting at 10:00 am.
JV/Freshmen Volleyball:
The JV and Freshmen volleyball teams both played
well, each beating the Fliers in 2 games.
Girl's Tennis:
Yesterday the Lady Chargers tennis team played great
at the SBC Tournament. Both of Edison’s doubles teams won
in the first round and then faced still competition in the
second round. Rachel Reilly and Amanda Wroblewski beat Oak
Harbor in two sets and were defeated by Clyde in a close
match. Mallory Kiley and Danielle Rasey played a 3 hour, 3
set match to defeat St. Mary’s, then fell to Port Clinton.
Nice job ladies.
Boy's Soccer:
The Edison Chargers Boys Varsity soccer team put up a
strong offensive effort at Clyde on Thursday, but lost 2-1.
The Chargers dominated possession, but could only get a late
goal from Sam Bores. The team pressed hard in the last few
minutes, narrowly missing a goal off a free kick, but could
not find the equalizing goal.
Girl's Golf:
Last night on the road at Sleepy Hollow the girl's
golf team won, Edison 179 vs Margaretta 208. The team was
led by Bailey Bixler 41, Tori Riddle 44, Stephanie Mollhan
46, Megan Reber 46.
9-18-08
Boy's Golf:
SBC CHAMPIONS!!!
The boy’s golf team has won the SBC conference.
Edison shoots 162 to beat Port Clinton. Preston Robinette
and Jake Whitehouse had 39’s to lead the Chargers. Brad
Meinert had a 41 and Mike Zakerski a 43. Congrats on your
back to back SBC titles seniors!! The JV golfers end the
season at 8-5. Ben Spacek led the Chargers with a 47.
Congrats JV’s on a winning season!
Girl's Golf:
Last night the girl's golf team set a new school
record, Edison 164
to Perkin's 188 to bring our
overall record to 10-2; SBC record 7-2. The team top four
was led by Jr. Bailey Bixler 37, Sr. Allison Soviak 40, Soph.
Stephanie Mollohan 42, Soph. Megan Reber 45 and Soph. Tori
Riddle 47, Sr. Megan Thompson 49. Tonight, the girls are on
the road to face Margaretta. Good Luck, Chargers.
Girl's Soccer:
Last night the Lady Chargers’ soccer team shot down
the Clyde Fliers 4 to 0. Fish Fisher hooked the first goal
as she slammed a pass from Heather Johnson through the
keeper’s legs. In the ending minutes of the first half Coop
Cooper fed a pass to Michelle Johnson who danced her way
through the Flier defense and blew the ball into the back of
the net. With one minute left in the half and Johnson’s
dancing slippers still hot she finalized a combination
passing play from Elyse Turton and Coop to put the Chargers
up by 3. The 2nd half opened up with a
lightening strike by Coop from a through ball from Heather
Johnson. The Charger defense then secured the win as they
clipped the Fliers’ wings with Addison Spriggs collecting
her 2nd shutout.
Girl's Tennis:
Last night the Lady Charger’s tennis team fell to
Clyde 1-4. Bringing in the only varsity win was Sammie
Jamison at #3 singles, winning 6-4, 6-2. Ashley Pfeiffer
and Alyssa Ott also brought in a JV win. Today the varsity
girls will participate in the SBC tournament at Perkins High
School. Good luck ladies.
9-17-08
Girl's Cross Country:
Erie County Champions!!!
The girls cross team continued their winning streak
by capturing the Erie County Championship for the first
time. The girls defeated 2nd place Sandusky by
36 points and placed four runners in the top 10. Sarah
Rospert took 2nd barely edging out Alyssa
Robinson who followed with 3rd. Abbi Plunkett
dropped 9 seconds from last week to finish 4th,
and Sarah Wallace improved by 8 seconds to take 9th.
Casey Flannery ran a great race and dropped 18 seconds, and
Lauren Dunnavant improved by an impressive 41 seconds. The
following girls all improved from their previous week’s
performance: Julia Danda, Ginny Field, Mariah Wolfe, Beth
Stallkamp, Brandi Heidl, Taylor Poock, and Tasha Cromwell.
Congratulations ladies on your first Erie County
Championship!!!
Boy's Cross Country:
The boys cross team competed in the Erie County
Meet yesterday and placed second to Vermilion by only 5
points. Tim Majoy placed 5th and Weston Strayer
followed with 6th. Oggie Moss improved by 3
seconds to take 12th, and Steve Salmons improved
by 16 seconds to take 13th. Tyler Matter dropped
38 seconds and Lucas Neumeyer dropped 8 seconds. Cam Michel
improved by 10 seconds and Ben Fagginato dropped over 20
seconds. Great job guys!!!
Varsity Volleyball:
The varsity volleyball team improved to 5-3 and 5-2 in the
SBC by beating St. Mary's 25-11, 25-12, 25-10. Emily
Stewart was 26 of 27 spiking with 16 kills, Cami Shine was
13 of 14 spiking with 7 kills, Whitney Smith had 5 kills,
while Abbey Cox, Zoe Gastier, and Amanda Blodgett had 4
kills each. Blodgett led the team with 12 points and 4
aces, and Smith had 9 points and 5 aces. Shine had 17 digs,
Smith had 14 assists, Gastier had 7 assists, and Brittany
Moyer had 16 assists and 6 points. Rachel Ackerman scored 4
points and Nicole Swartz had 3 points.
JV/Freshmen Volleyball:
The JV team won the JV match 25-12, 25-14.
Aubrey Notestine, Chelsea Frankboner, and Elise Gastier
scored 7 points each. Cailtlyn Roberts contributed 6
points. The freshmen lost a tough 3 game match to the
Panthers. Nicole Codeluppi had 17 points and Sarah Holler
scored 8. All 3 teams play Clyde at home on Thursday.
Girl's Tennis:
Last night the Lady Charger’s tennis team was in
action against St. Mary’s. All of the girls played amazing
matches bringing the overall score to a close 2-3 loss.
Earning the two varsity wins was Sammie Jamison at #3
singles and Mallory Kiley and Danielle Rasey at the #2
doubles. Sam Imus and Amy Salmons also brought in a JV
win. Way to go ladies!! The Chargers are back in action at
home again tonight against Clyde.
Boy's Golf:
The Varsity boys golf team beat Clyde 153-172
yesterday. Brad Meinert led the Chargers with a 1 under
35. Mike Zakerski had a 37 while Jake Whitehouse shot a
40. Preston Robinette and Pat Shine both had 41s. The JV’s
also beat Clyde 189-195. Alan Rock had a 40 to lead the JVs
to victory.
9-16-08
Girl's Golf:
Edison 177 vs. Pt Clinton 223. The lady chargers
golf team improved their record to 5-2 in the SBC and 9-2
overall, The team was led by a pair of 42's Allison Soviak
and Bailey Bixler .Megan Thompson 46, and Megan Reber 47.
The JV’s had their first match and came out on top with a
209 to Pt Clinton 290. The JV team was led by Jenny Short 48
and Megan McClellan 50, and Jenny Smith 55, Jessika Otto 55
and Michelle Tamburo close by with her personal best 56. The
girls will face PERKINS on the South Wed night.
9-15-08
Varsity Football:
The varsity football team lost to Clyde Friday
night in the SBC opener by a score of 40-7. The loss drops
the team’s record to 3-1 on the season. The night began
promising as the Chargers took the opening kick off and
drove for a touchdown to take an early 7-0 lead. However,
several other drives fell short and the defense was unable
to make stops when needed. The team is in action again this
Friday on the road against the Huron Tigers.
JV Football:
The JV football team lost to Clyde 12-8 Saturday
morning. The lone touchdown came when Mike Kumpula hit Evan
Lee for a 30 yard pass to the end zone. Good job guys!
Freshmen Football:
The team lost to
Clyde on Saturday 30-8. The team plays Huron this Saturday
at home. Kickoff is at 9:00 a.m.
Girl's Cross Country:
Galion Invite Champions!!!
The girls’ cross country team continues to impress as
they brought home their first ever Galion Invitational
championship. The girls placed 1st out of 27
teams and beat second place Rocky River by 50 points. The
girls put up impressive times and places in stifling
humidity led by Abbi Plunkett and Sarah Rospert who finished
7th and 8th out of 183 runners.
Alyssa Robinson took 11th with a time of 20:39.
Remi Hoffman and Casey Flannery sealed the deal by placing
an impressive 25th and 31st adding up
the team score to 82 points. Sarah Wallace finished 6th
for the team and Lauren Dunnavant took 7th.
Outstanding performance ladies!! Now onto the Erie County
meet on Tuesday – Good Luck!!
Boy's Cross Country:
The boys’ cross county team competed at the
Galion Invitational Saturday and placed 9th out
of 33 teams. Tim Majoy led the team finishing 17th
with a time of 17:24. Wes Strayer followed with 19th
place and a time of 17:29. Oggie Moss and Coltyn Grant took
73rd and 75th place running in the
18:40’s. Cory Vanderbaan had an outstanding day finishing 5th
for the team with a time of 19:03. Bryan Nemire and Steve
Salmons finished 130th and 131st.
Tyler Matter stepped up and had the only personal record of
the team running his best time of 21:28. The teams travel
to Osborn Park to compete at the Erie County meet on Tuesday
– Good Luck!!
9-12-08
Varsity Volleyball:
The varsity volleyball team defeated Margaretta
last night 25-18, 25-19, 23-25, 25-21. Emily Stewart had 15
kills, 11 points, and 16 digs. Cami Shine slammed 10 kills
and scored 13 points. Brittany Moyer scored 13 points and
had 17 assists. Whitney Smith had 4 kills, 8 points, 5
aces, 11 assists, 4 blocks, and 6 digs. Amanda Blodgett had
6 kills and 4 blocks, Zoe Gastier had 3 kills, 6 blocks, and
6 assists. Abbey Cox had 3 kills and 6 blocks, and Erica
Anderson scored 7 points and had 6 digs.
JV/Freshmen Volleyball:
The JV team beat the Polar Bears 25-19 and
25-22. The freshmen dropped their first match of the season
by falling in two games.
Boy's Soccer:
Senior Luke McCoy’s two goals helped spark the
Edison Boys’ Varsity soccer team to a 5-0 win over
Margaretta. Sam Bores, Jeremy Moss and Luke Pierce also
found the net for the Chargers. Logan Francisco secured a
shut-out in goal; needing to make only one save on the
afternoon.
9-11-08
Boy's Golf:
On Tuesday, the boys’ golf team beat Huron
156-162! Mike Zakerski led the Chargers with a 37 followed
by Preston Robinette with a 38. Brad Meinert had a 39 and
Braden Bixler had a 42. The JV’s also beat Huron 197-202.
Alan Rock had a 47 to lead the Chargers.
Girl's Soccer:
The Girls’ soccer team lost to the Margaretta Bears
last night. The Chargers generated multiple scoring drives
but could not find the back of the net. The game ended 4 to
0 for the Bears. The Chargers head to Firelands on Saturday.
Girl's Tennis:
The Charger Tennis Team lost last night to Huron 0-5. All
of the varsity girls played great matches but they were
unable to get a win. JV Tennis played great last night as
well bringing in 3 wins: Becky Witter won her first singles
match, Tia Coble and Hannah Burras won their doubles match,
and Demey Deloach and Taylor Billman got their first win of
their career. Way to go ladies!
9-10-08
Girl's Cross Country:
The girls’ cross country team continued their
success yesterday easily defeating the St. Mary’s Panthers
17 to 45. Sarah Rospert led the 2 mile race with a 12:21 and
a first place finish. Alyssa Robinson followed with second
and Abbi Plunkett took 3rd. Sarah Wallace
finished 5th, Casey Flannery took 6th
and Remi Hoffman placed 7th. The ladies travel
to Galion on Saturday.
Boy's Cross Country:
The Boys’ cross country team silenced the St.
Mary’s Panthers by defeating them head to head with the
score of 25 to 34. Tim Majoy took first place again beating
Brian Ferber with a 2 mile time of 10:24. Weston Strayer
placed 3rd, and Oggie Moss took 4th.
Steve Salmons, Coltyn Grant, Brian Nemire, and Cory
Vanderbaan finished 7th through 10th.
This pack placed our top 7 runners in front of their 4th
runner. Nice job guys!!! Good Luck at Galion on Saturday.
Varsity Volleyball:
The varsity volleyball team improved to 3-3 with
a 25-13, 25-7, 25-18 victory over Oak Harbor. Cami Shine
and Emily Stewart had 8 kills each. Abbey Cox had 6 kills
and Amanda Blodgett had 5 kills. Shine led the team with 11
digs, Whitney Smith had 9 digs, and Erica Anderson chipped
in 8 digs. Brittany Moyer had 14 assists, while Smith and
Zoe Gastier had 11 assists each. Shine scored 14 points and
Anderson had 10 points.
JV Volleyball:
The JV team improved to 4-2 by beating the
Rockets 25-14, 26-24. The girls are back in action Thursday
at Margaretta.
Boy's Soccer:
The Chargers Boys Varsity soccer team played a
close match at Oak Harbor, but came up short on goals for a
3-0 defeat. Sam Bores made 13 saves and Logan Francisco 2.
The Chargers did generate some offensive attack, but could
not find the net. The Chargers host Margaretta on Thursday.
9-8-08
Varsity Football:
The varsity football team shocked the Wellington
Dukes last Friday night by scoring 20 unanswered points in
the 4th quarter to beat the Dukes 27-26. The team showed
great poise and determination as they overcame their own
mistakes and capitalized on Wellington miscues to improve
their record to 3-0 on the season. In a true “team” effort
the Chargers scored 3 times in the final 8 minutes to secure
the win. Key plays in the comeback were turned in by a
variety of players – with 8:49 to play, the defense forced a
punt that resulted in a bad snap…one play later Dylan Howard
bolts in for the first of three 4th quarter TDs; after the
defense forces a punt, Zach Yovanov throws a strike to
Jimmie Beres who runs it in from 80 yards to bring the
Chargers within 6 points; and finally on fourth and 2 the
Dukes try a fake punt that is crushed by Kyle Matula and the
Chargers defense, which sets up a short field. With 58
seconds remaining in the game, Dylan Howard scores his 3rd
TD of the game to tie the score at 26. Jon Suhanic then
knocked the extra point through to give the Chargers the
win. As is with any victory there were many outstanding
performances on both sides of the ball. On defense, Craig
Ritz led the team with 15 tackles and 5 assists and on
offense, Zach Yovanov completed 15 of 22 passes for 185
yards and 1 TD. The team would like to thank all those who
supported them through the game last Friday and is looking
forward to your continued support this Friday in Clyde!
Freshmen Football:
The freshmen football team beat St. Mary’s on
Saturday 20-8. The team did an excellent job controlling
the line of scrimmage and continues to improve each week.
The team is now 1-2 on the season and faces the Clyde Fliers
at home this weekend.
Boy's Cross Country:
The boys cross country team competed at the
Tiffin Carnival on Saturday and placed 18th out
of 52 teams from all over the Midwest. Tim Majoy led the
team with his best ever time of 16:47 and 30th
place. Weston Strayer also ran his best time of 16:53 and
placed 36th out of over 350 runners. Oggie Moss
finished 97th with a 17:41. Bryan Nemire ran his
season’s best time of 18:20. Steve Salmons followed with a
best time of 18:26. Coltyn Grant ran a great time of 18:42,
followed by Cory Vanderbaan who ran a 19:37. Kevin Knight
stepped up to finish with an impressive 19:36. David Bender
improved by over 45 seconds, Cam Michel dropped over a
minute, and Ben Fagginato improved by over 2 minutes. Great
job guys—now get ready for Tuesday’s meet against the
defending conference champions—the St. Mary’s Panthers.
Girl's Cross Country:
The girls’ cross country team made a name for
themselves at the Tiffin Carnival this weekend. The Charger
ladies finished an impressive 8th out of 40
division II and III schools from all over the state. The
girls improved by 8 places from their 2007 performance and
the next best SBC team was Oak Harbor who finished 23rd.
Sarah Rospert finished 24th out of 268 runners
with a season’s best time of 19:58. Alyssa Robinson took 26th
with her best time of 20 flat. Abbi Plunkett followed with
27th and a 20:01. Remi Hoffman had a great day
with her career best time of 20:56. Sarah Wallace finished
with a 21:24 and Casey Flannery stepped up with her career
best time of 21:32. Lauren Dunnavant ran her season’s best
time of 22:28. The Varsity B Team placed 25th in
their race defeating Norwalk’s A team and 6 other Division
II schools. The following girls dropped over a minute off
of their time: Tiffany Williams, Stacey Janik, Tara Poock,
Rachel Wallace, Morgan Flannery, Ginny Field, and Mariah
Wolfe. Great Job Ladies!
Girl's Soccer:
The Lady Chargers Soccer lost to Open Door on
Saturday. After falling behind in the first half 4 to
nothing, the Chargers re-grouped and made an offensive push
in the 2nd half. Keeper Addison Spriggs sparked
the Chargers with a Penalty Kick save. Shortly after, the
Chargers were awarded a free kick at Open Door’s 25 yard
mark. Heather Johnson smashed the ball into the net for the
Charger’s goal. The Chargers play at Oak Harbor today.
9-5-08
Boy's Golf:
The boys golf team lost to St. Mary last night 159-151.
Jake Whitehouse had a 37 to lead the Chargers followed by
Preston Robinette’s 39. Pat Shine had a 40. Brad Meinert
had a 42. The JV’s also lost 202-189. Grant Coleman led
the JV’s with a 47.
Varsity Volleyball:
The
varsity volleyball team lost a tough 5 game battle with
Perkins 26-24, 15-25, 17-25, 26-24, 13-15. Whitney Smith
scored 11 points, had 6 kills, 5 blocks, 10 assists, and 12
digs. Cami Shine had 8 kills and 20 digs, Amanda Blodgett
scored 7 points and 2 aces to go along with 7 kills and 4
blocks. Zoe Gastier had 5 points, 4 kills, 3 blocks, and 12
assists, Carmen Tinnel had 4 kills and 4 blocks, Brittany
Moyer had 19 assists, Nicole Swartz had 10 digs, and Abbey
Cox had 7 kills and 2 blocks.
The JV
team dropped their first SBC match of the season by losing a
close 3 set match. The JV's are now 3-2 overall and 3-1 in
the SBC. The freshmen team remained undefeated by beated
the Pirates in 2 games.
The JV and
varsity play Oak Harbor at home on Tuesday.
Girl's Golf:
The girls golf team improved their record this week to
7-1
overall by wins over Vermilion and Shelby.
Edison 178-Vermilion 240.
The team was led by
Bailey Bixler 43 and Megan Reber 43 and Allison Soviak 45
and Tori Riddle 47.
Then the match against Shelby
- Edison 175- Shelby-194 Bailey Bixler's shot even par 36
to lead the team... and Megan Reber fired a 43 and Allison
Soviak 45 and Rebecca Otto and Tori Riddle tied at 51.
Boy's Soccer:
The
Chargers’ Boys varsity soccer team lost a tight match to
Perkins 2-0. The Chargers played solid defense and got some
important saves from Goalie Sam Bores, but still gave up 1
goal in each half. The Chargers struggled to generate much
offense, but Jake Kiley and Scott McGuckin put in strong
efforts for Edison.
Girl's Tennis:
The
Charger Tennis Team lost last night to a strong Perkins team
0-5. Sammie Jamison fought hard into a third set but was
unable to bring in a win. Alyssa Ott and Ashley Pfeiffer
brought in the only JV win of the night, way to go ladies!
9-4-08
Girl's Soccer:
The Lady Charger's soccer team lost a close game last
night against Perkins 1-0. The Chargers midfielders Katelyn
Fischer and Elyse Turton kept the pressure on the Pirates
both defensively and offensively. Kat ZuHone had a strong
performance at full back for the Chargers. Their next game
is against Open Door this Saturday.
9-3-08
Varsity Volleyball:
The varsity volleyball team improved to 2-2 overall and 2-1
in the SBC by beating Port Clinton 25-9, 26-24, 25-14.
Brittany Moyer led the way with 14 points and 16 assists,
while Whitney Smith scored 13 points and also had 13
assists, 3 kills, and 2 blocks. Cami Shine scored 10 points
and had 5 kills, Amanda Blodgett scored 4 points, had 7
kills and 6 blocks. Emily Stewart had 7 kills, Zoe Gastier
had 7 assists and 4 blocks, Abbey Cox had 2 kills and 3
blocks, and Carmen Tinnel had 3 blocks. The JV team
remained undefeated with a 25-14, 25-13 win over the
Redskins. Elise Gastier scored 13 points and Caitlyn
Roberts had 9 points. The volleyball teams travel to
Perkins on Thursday.
Boy's Golf:
The boys golf team beat Oak Harbor yesterday
150-168. Brad Meinert shot a career low 2 under 34 to lead
the Chargers. Preston Robinette had a 36, Jake Whitehouse a
39, Pat Shine and Braden Bixler shot 41s. The JV’s also
defeated Oak Harbor 189-212. Grant Coleman led the JV’s
with a 43.
Girl's Tennis:
The Edison girls’ tennis team lost last night to Port
Clinton 0-5. They play at Perkins on Thursday.
Boy's Soccer:
The boys’ soccer team lost to Port Clinton 6-3.
The team got the first goal of the game on the road at Port
Clinton. The Redskins followed with 4 goals of their own
and went on to beat the Chargers. Edison got goals from
Luke McCoy, Luke Pierce, and Jeremy Moss.
9-2-08
Varsity Football:
The Varsity Football team defeated Monroeville
last Friday night by a score of 21-14. After a slow start
the Chargers took control midway through the second
quarter. Dylan Howard and Zach Yovanov led the Charger
rushing attack, each running for over 100 yards. Brady
Gelvin made a spectacular one-handed touchdown catch in the
fourth quarter to seal the victory. The defense came up
with a key goal line stand in the first quarter to set the
tone for the rest of the game. The defensive line made up
of Ryan Gorsuch, Kyle Cory, Eric Boyce, Josh Gebelle and
Chris Roberts made it tough for the Eagles to run the ball.
Linebackers Craig Ritz and Kyle Matula and the secondary of
Ryan Neuberger, Brandon Tomson, Ryan Tiura and Alias Freeman
held the Eagles to 11 completions out of 31 attempts and
well under 100 yards. With the win the Chargers are now 2-0
on the season and are working hard to make it three straight
as they host Wellington this Friday night!
JV Football:
The JV football team beat Monroeville Saturday
morning 32-7. It was a great team effort!
Freshmen Football:
The freshman football team showed a strong effort
on Saturday but lost to Margaretta 22-12. The defense
played strong in the second half not allowing any additional
points. The team travels to Sandusky next Saturday to play
the Panthers.
Girl's Soccer:
Last Thursday the Lady Chargers Soccer team earned
their second win of the week beating the Huron Tigers 4 to
1. Samantha Seiling opened the scoring for the Chargers off
a pass from Heather Johnson. Emma Stevens broke up a
breakout attempt by the Tigers in front of their net and fed
the ball to Cassie Williams whose shot on goal was deflected
off the keeper and was pounced upon by Elyse Turton to put
the Chargers up by 2 goals. The Tigers scored late in the 1st
half but the Chargers maintained their momentum into the 2nd
half. Heather Johnson sent a free kick in front of the Huron
goal to Michelle Johnston whose shot squeezed through the
keeper and was finished by Cassie Cooper. With 23 seconds
left in the game the Chargers were awarded a corner kick.
Heather Johnson delivered the ball into goal box where
Stephanie Barnett directed it to Samantha Seiling for her 2nd
goal of the game. The Chargers are now 2-1-1.
8-29-08
Varsity Volleyball:
The varsity volleyball
team dropped to 1-2 with a 25-23, 25-28, 25-15 loss at
Huron. Emily Stewart had 12 kills, 15 digs, and 4 points,
Cami Shine had 6 kills and 4 points, Amanda Blodgett had 6
kills, 4 blocks, and 4 points, Whitney Smith had 4 kills and
6 assists, Brittany Moyer had 16 assists, and Zoe Gastier had
1 kills and 8 assists.
JV/Freshmen Volleyball:
The JV and Freshmen teams both claimed 2 game
victories over the Tigers. The JV's improved their record
to 2-1, while the Freshmen improve to 2-0. The JV and
Varsity play Port Clinton at home on Tuesday.
Boy's Soccer:
The Chargers Boys’ Soccer played Huron to a
scoreless first half. A strong second half start resulted in
5 early goals for Huron. The last 30 minutes of the game
were played with each team scoring a goal. Freshman Luke
Pierce scored the Chargers goal.
Girl's Tennis:
The Lady Charger's Tennis Team was unable to come up with a
win last night against Huron High School. Taylor Stoll came
up short at #1 singles 0-6, 0-6 as did Ashley Elber at #2
singles with a score of 1-6, 1-6 and Sammie Jamison at #3
singles with a score of 3-6, 2-6. While the doubles teams
played well, they too were unable to bring home a win.
Amanda Wroblewski and Rachel Reilly fell short with a score
of 4-6, 3-6 and Mallory Kiley and Danielle Rasey lost 2-6,
4-6. Amy Salmons brought in a JV singles win and Alyssa Ott
and Ashley Pfeiffer won at JV doubles. The ladies are back
in action next Tuesday at home.
Girl's Golf:
Girls Golf team improved their record to 6-1 by a win
over Norwalk and Perrysburg a Div 1 school last night. The
team was led by the Sophmore's Tori Riddle had her personal
best with a 43, and Megan Reber tied her with a 43, Bailey
Bixler 45, Stephanie Mollohan 47, and Jen Short 47. Edison
178 to Perrysburg 180 and Norwalk 231. The girls face
Vermilion and Shelby next week.
8-28-08
Boy's Golf:
The Charger boys golf team defeated Perkins
162-165. Preston Robinette led the varsity with a 38
followed by Jake Whitehouse’s 40. Brad Meinert shot a 41
and Pat Shine a 43. The JV golf team lost to Perkins
203-196. Grant Coleman and Nate Wilhelm had 49’s to lead
the JV’s.
Girl's Tennis:
The Lady Charger's Tennis Team was unable to come up with a
win last night against Clyde High School. Taylor Stoll came
up short at #1 singles 0-6, 1-6 as did Ashley Elber at #2
singles with a score of 1-6, 0-6. Sammie Jamison was
fighting hard for a win when her match was called due to
rain leaving her with the score of 7-5, 2-6, 1-1. While the
doubles teams played well they too were unable to bring home
a win. Amanda Wroblewski and Rachel Reilly fell short with
a score of 2-6, 2-6 and Mallory Kiley and Danielle Rasey
lost 1-6, 2-6. The ladies are back in action tonight at
Huron and ready for a win! Let's go ladies!
8-27-08
Girl's Tennis:
Edison Girl's Tennis
Team defeated Oak Harbor tonight! It is the team’s first
SBC win in several years (and we are EXCITED!). 1st
Singles: Taylor Stoll (11) Defeated Kristina Blatt (11) 6-4,
7-5
2nd Singles: Ashley Elber (12)
Fell to Julia Konieczny (10) 4-6, 2-6
3rd Singles: Sammie Jamison (10)
Defeated Katie Mehlow (10) 3-6, 6-2, 6-3
1st Doubles: Rachel Reilly (12)
and Amanda Wroblewski (11) Defeated Hannah Sigurdson (11)
and Emily Macko (11) 6-4, 6-3
2nd Doubles: Mallory Kiley (10)
and Danielle Rasey (10) Fell to Abby Lopez (11) and Julia
Sharlow (12) 5-7, 3-6. Hannah Burras and Amy Salmons also
brought in a JV win! All the Edison girls had amazing
matches tonight! Tonights match brought Edison to a 3-2
record so far this year and they are 1-0 in the SBC. The
match was home at Edison Park. Our next match is 8-27 at
Clyde.
Varsity Volleyball:
The varsity volleyball team improved to 1-1 by beating Clyde
25-20, 23-25, 25-16, 25-19. Cami Shine scored 15 points and
had 8 kills, Amanda Blodgett scored 11 points, had 4 kills
and 6 blocks, Emily Stewart had 8 points and 15 kills,
Whitney Smith had 5 kills, 2 aces, and 11 assists, Zoe
Gastier had 6 kills, 5 blocks, and 6 assists, Carmen Tinnel
Smashed 6 kills and had 7 blocks, and Brittany Moyer added
19 assists. Both the JV and freshman teams won
exciting 3 game matches. The JV team won game 1 and fell in
game 2 before storming back to win game 3. The freshmen
team lost a close 1st game but then recovered to win games 2
and 3. The JV team is 1-1, while the freshmen team is 1-0.
All teams are back in action at Huron on Thursday.
JV/Freshmen Volleyball:
Both
the JV and freshman teams won exciting 3 game matches. The
JV team won game 1 and fell in game 2 before storming back
to win game 3. The Freshmen team lost a close 1st game but
then recovered to win games 2 and 3. The JV team is 1-1,
while the Freshmen team is 1-0.
All teams are back in action at Huron on Thursday.
Girl's Cross Country:
The girls cross country team defeated the 2007
state qualifying Huron tigers by sweeping 6 of the top 7
places. Sarah Rospert ran a 20:21 which placed 1st
overall. Alyssa Robinson followed with 2nd
place and a time of 20:56. Abbi Plunkett took 3rd
with a 21 flat. Casey Flannery stepped up placing 5th
with a time of 22:24 followed by Remi Hoffman who took 6th.
Lauren Dunnavant and Julia Danda made their debut finishing
6th and 7th place for the team. Great
job ladies on a great start to the 2008 season.
Boy's Cross Country:
The boys cross country team opened their 2008
season with a win over the Huron Tigers. The Chargers swept
the top 4 places led by Tim Majoy who placed 1st
with a time of 17:23. Wes Strayer followed with second
place in a time of 17:35. Oggie Moss ran an 18:17 to take 3rd
followed by Bryan Nemire who placed 4th. Steve
Salmons finished 7th. Coltyn Grant took 9th
and Cory Vander Baan rounded out the top ten with a time of
20:19. Outstanding start to the season guys--get ready for
Tiffin next Saturday.
Boy's Soccer:
The Edison Charger boys’ soccer team earned a 0-0
draw against Clyde. The Chargers dominated play, out
shooting Clyde 20-9. Several shots by the Chargers bounced
off the goal post and an early volley by Scott McGuckin
sailed just over the cross bar. Senior Dan Imus led a
strong defensive effort with Sam Bores recording 4 saves in
goal. Logan Francisco finished the game in goal with 1 save
as Sam Bores was pushed forward to help the Chargers try to
find the winning goal.
8-26-08
Girl's Soccer:
Yesterday the Lady Chargers soccer team beat
Clyde 3-0 in their first win of the season. Kassie Cooper
opened the scoring up with a pass from Cassie Williams who
stripped the ball from the Clyde defense to set up Kassie
Cooper for the goal. Shortly before half-time Heather
Johnson set up a mid-field attack and found Michelle Johnson
deep in the defense zone who then fed the ball off to Kelly
Allen who finished with the Chargers 2nd goal. In the
second half, Emma Stevens connected with Cooper who sent a
pass in front of Clyde’s goal for Michelle Johnston to put
it into the back of the net. Keeper Addison Spriggs chalked
up her first shut out of the season. The Lady Chargers play
Huron this Thursday at 5:00 at home. Come out and support
your Lady’s soccer team!
Girl's Golf:
The Edison girls’ golf team won yesterday scoring
Edison 192 – Oak Harbor 216. This brings Edison’s win
record to 4-1 in the SBC. The team was led by Bailey
Bixler’s 43 and Megan Reber with a 46. Stephanie Mollohan
shot a 50 and Tori Riddle a 53. The girls played well in
tough windy conditions.
8-25-08
Varsity Football:
The varsity football team started the season last
Friday night with a thrilling come-from-behind victory over
Norwalk. With 58 seconds left in the game the Chargers
scored a touchdown to pull within 1 point of the Truckers
and then Brady Gelvin scored a 2 point conversion to give
the Chargers the lead at 37-36. The Chargers racked up 365
yards of offense lead by Dylan Howards’ 165 yards rushing.
The defense was lead by Craig Ritz and Ryan Neuberger and
got a huge boost from sophomore Brandon Tomson’s 35 yard
touchdown return of a fumble. The team would like to thank
the fans for their support last Friday. The varsity team is
in action again this Friday as they host the Monroeville
Eagles.
Girl's Soccer:
Last Thursday the girls’ soccer team tied Admiral
King 1-1. The Chargers goal was scored by Katelyn Fischer
and assisted by Kassie Cooper and Heather Johnson. The
Chargers play Clyde today at 5:00 here at Edison. Come out
and support Girls Soccer!
Varsity Volleyball:
The
varsity volleyball team lost a hard fought match to
defending state champions Lima Central Catholic 14-25,
25-12, 14-25, 17-25. Cami Shine had 9 points, 7 kills, and
7 digs; Emily Stewart had 7 kills, 4 blocks, and 9 digs;
Amanda Blodgett had 4 kills and 6 blocks, Brittany Moyer had
12 assists; Whitney Smith had 9 assists; Zoe Gastier chipped
in 4 kills and had 5 blocks, and Carmen Tinnel had 4 blocks.
JV Volleyball:
The JV
team lost a close 3 game match to the Thunderbirds. The
team lost a close first game, then stormed back to win the
second game before falling in game 3.
Freshmen Football:
The freshman football team lost their home opener
over the weekend 28-6 to a tough Norwalk Trucker team. The
team has been working hard over the summer months adjusting
to a much faster approach to the game. This coming weekend
the team will travel to Margaretta to take on the Polar
Bears for an SBC match-up. Good luck and keep up the hard
work!
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