Quick start sends Apaches over WT
SHERWOOD – Fairview scored the first eight runs of the game and then held off a late Wayne Trace comeback for an 8-6 victory Monday night in ACME tournament baseball action.
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Panthers blast Bombers
EDON – The Paulding Panther ACME baseball team scored a quartet of runs in each of the first three innings and cruised to a 12-2 win at Edon Wednesday evening.
Raiders rout Pilots
HAVILAND – In a Green Meadows Conference battle, host Wayne Trace routed visiting Ayersville 13-1 in ACME baseball action Wednesday evening.
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Baumle’s run sends WT past Fairview
SHERWOOD – The ACME sectional tournament saw a pair of Green Meadows Conference members square off at Fairview High School Sunday evening with visiting Wayne Trace blanking the Apaches 1-0.
Raiders blank Eagles in tourney opener
SHERWOOD – In the ACME tournament opener on Saturday, Wayne Trace blanked North Central 11-0 to advance to the winner’s bracket final.
Panthers roll to win over Tigers
HOLGATE – Paulding and Holgate hooked up in Henry County for an ACME baseball doubleheader Monday evening with each squad posting one win on the night.
Cougars knock off Panthers
PAULDING – The Van Wert Cougars scored three times in the third inning and made them stand up in a 5-2 victory over Paulding Monday night in ACME baseball action.
Raiders, Rams battle to nine-inning tie
HAVILAND – Summer baseball between a pair of Green Meadows Conference rivals took place in Paulding County last week as Wayne Trace and Tinora battled to a 10-10 tie after nine innings of action last week.
New leaders for Wayne Trace
HAVILAND – Two veteran coaches stepped away from the Wayne Trace boys and girls basketball programs after this past season and opened the door for two new faces to take over the Raider squads in advance of the 2025-2026 season.