HS Roundup 5/4: Xenia baseball and softball win league titles

The Xenia baseball team won the South division outright on Tuesday, marking the first league title in 21 years.

Baseball

Lebanon 5, Fairmont 2: Jackson Palcic earned the victory on the mound and Tyler Inloes blasted a three run homer to lead Lebanon.

Northeastern 8, West Jefferson 1: Garrett Peters struck out eight, Dylan Hand drove in a pair of runs on three hits and Northeastern upset unbeaten West Jefferson.

Coldwater 10, Lima Central Catholic 0: Jacob Wenning and Cole Frilling collected a pair of hits and Ross Weigel earned the win on the mound to lead Coldwater.

St. Henry 8, Van Wert 1: St. Henry scored seven times in the top of the sixth inning. Daylon Froning, Ryan Bruening and Parker Link each had run scoring singles.

New Bremen 11, Lehman Catholic 1: Luke Vonderhaar doubled and drove in a pair of runs for New Bremen.

Softball

Northmont 13, Wayne 3: Cassy Lewis tallied four hits, Anna Mangen added two and Sydney Weaver and Marissa Bardonaro each doubled to pace Northmont.

Badin 11, Fenwick 1: Nicole Rawlings struck out 11 and Josie Link and Emma Kent each doubled and drove in three runs to pace Badin.

Monroe 20, Oakwood 1: Alyssa Wagner and Hailey Stevens combined on a one-hitter to help Monroe clinch a second straight Southwestern Buckeye League Southwestern title.

Mechanicsburg 8, Fairbanks 3: Kasey Schipfer drove in a pair of runs and Megan Alspaugh and Audrey Ayars added two hits apiece for ‘Burg.

Defiance 11, Coldwater 1: Madissen Geeslin went 2-for-3 in the loss for Coldwater.

Boys Tennis

Preble Shawnee 5, Franklin 0: Pierce Elliott, Luke Feck and the doubles duo of Hayden Brown and Austin Carter each won without allowing a point.

Boys Volleyball

Beavercreek 3, Centerville 1: Beavercreek rallied after dropping the first set to secure a league title.

Track & Field

West Liberty-Salem Invitationals: Robie Glass won the 200 meter dash and Shawnee won the 400, 800, 1600 and 3200 meter relays to take first place for the boys. West Liberty-Salem won on the girls side, setting a meet record in the 400 meter relay.