BEXLEY — Ottoville’s Abby Siefker scored 15 points for the Division III-IV North team as they fell 96-91 to the South in the annual Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association’s North-South All-Star Games held Sunday at Capital University.

For the South, Jen Arnzen, daughter of former Delphos native Jim Arnzen and granddaughter of the late Bob Arnzen, legendary St. John’s boys basketball coach, scored 13.

Siefker was Ohio’s Division IV Player of the Year in 2012-13 and ended her career with over 1,000 points and 1,000 rebounds.

Arnzen was named the Girls Division IV Player of the Year by District 14. She also capped a career with 1,000 points and 1,000 rebounds.

Bob Arnzen coached the North team in the boys game in 1964 and Jim Arnzen played for the North team in 1976.

2013 Minster Memorial Invitational Track Meet

Saturday’s Results (Points 10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1)

Girls Team Rankings: Minster 158, Marion Local 84, Versailles 83, Russia 82, Spencerville 73, Ft. Loramie 63, St. Marys Memorial 43.50, South Adams 28, Botkins 24, New Bremen 21, Triad 2.50, Crestview 1.

By JIM METCALFE

jmetcalfe@delphosherald.com

LEIPSIC — Jefferson had split three previous baseball doubleheaders in 2013 when they headed to Charles H. Bennett Park in Leipsic for another twin-bill on a windy, chilly and partly sunny Saturday afternoon.

The Wildcats were greedy this time, grabbing both ends in five innings each time: 13-3 in game 1 and 12-0 in the nightcap.

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COLUMBUS GROVE — Host Columbus Grove swept both ends of its own Bulldog Track and Field Invitational on a windy and chilly Friday night at Clymer Stadium.

On the girls side, the Lady Bulldogs barely outdistanced Shawnee by one point — 95.5-94.5 — in the 11-team tournament.

Sydney McCluer won the 300-meter hurdles and the Lady Bulldogs’ 4x100-meter relay team were also champions.

St. John’s and Fort Jennings were tied for fifth (with McComb) with 45 points, Jefferson was eighth (40) and Ottoville ninth (33).

Other winners from local teams were St. John’s Alyssa Faurot (girls high jump), the Fort Jennings 4x200-meter girls relay and Ottoville’s Alyssa Delong (girls long jump).

On the boys side, Grove dominated second-place Anna 146-86.5.

Dakota Vogt led the Grove boys as a dual champion in the high jump and discus. Jake Graham won the 1,600-meter run, Derek Rieman the 300-meter hurdles, Caleb Grothaus the pole vault and Trevor Schroeder the shot put.

The Grove 4x8 boys team also took first.

Jefferson finished fourth (55), St. John’s fifth (48.5), Ottoville eighth (16) and Fort Jennings last (2) as a team.

Jefferson senior Cody Biglow won the boys 110-meter hurdles and St. John’s senior Ben Youngpeter grabbed the long jump.

St. John’s will host Ottoville and Fort Jennings in a tri 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, while Jefferson is at Lincolnview in a quadrangular at the same time.

Grove is at the Allen East tri 5 p.m. Thursday.

Girls Team Rankings: Columbus Grove 95.50, Shawnee 94.50, Arlington 62, Ada 49, St. John’s/Fort Jennings/McComb 45, Jefferson 40, Ottoville 33, Paulding 9, Anna 8.

Boys Team Rankings: Columbus Grove 136, Anna 86.50, Ada 77, Jefferson 55, St. John’s 48.50, Shawnee 47, McComb 36.50, Ottoville 16, Paulding 11, Arlington 9.50, Fort Jennings 2.

(Full results in Monday’s paper).

DELPHOS — Friday night was definitely not a good day to play baseball at Wildcat Field, with howling winds toward right-center field, cold temperatures and just an overall miserable day.

Junior right-hander Tyler Rice didn’t let that bother him as he pitched an effective six frames in pacing the Wildcats to an 11-8 Northwest Conference triumph.