8/24 NWC Boys Golf Scores
Columbus Grove 196, Ada 298
Delphos Jefferson 219, Ada 298
Columbus Grove 196, Bluffton 197
Bluffton 197, Delphos Jefferson 219
Ada (Taylor Ramey 66, Jake Colwell 70, Alex Morgon 78, Nate Hurtig 84)
Bluffton (Aaron Belcher 46, Tyler McLaughlin 48, Levi Mikesell 50, Breaden Edwards 53)
Columbus Grove (Noah Oglesbee 46, Grant Schroeder 48, Zach Roberts 51, Owen Macke 51)
Delphos Jefferson (Alex Theobald 47, Andrew Foust 52, Tristan Moore 59, Nathan Pohlman 61)
Spencerville 186, Allen East 193
Spencerville 186, Crestview 209
Paulding 184, Spencerville 186
Allen East (Grant Whitley 43, Harrison Kill 47, Nick Phillips 50, Matt Meyer 53)
Crestview (Colton Lautzenheiser 48, Kaleb Myers 51, Ethan Waddles 52, Brett Schumm 58)
Paulding (Ethan Dominique 44, Fletcher Cook 44, Weston Phlipot 47, Cade McGarvey 49)
Spencerville (Gavin Harmon 42, Ethan Harmon 47, Alex Gallman 47, Collin Davis 50)
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Northwest Conference Scholar Athletes are determined as follows:
Bluffton won the Northwest Conference 2015-16 “Don Bachman Award of Excellence” for the second time with a number of high finishes in conference standings throughout the year. This award recognizes the school in the conference that exhibits the highest level of consistent excellence in conference-sponsored sports and scholastic bowl competition.
Division III
In voting by Northwest Conference baseball coaches for the 2016 baseball season. senior Damon Egnor, a pitcher from Paulding was named Player of the Year after being runner-up for that honor last season. Egnor was a near-unanimous selection receiving 199 out of a possible 200 points in the balloting. Crestview senior Colby Clifton finished second in the balloting with Delphos Jefferson junior Jace Stockwell finishing third.
In voting by Northwest Conference softball coaches for the 2016 softball season. senior Jada Preston, a pitcher from Crestview was named Player of the Year. Columbus Grove senior Brooke Hoffman finished second in the balloting with Spencerville sophomore Kara May finishing third.
The 2016 NWC Track & Field Championships were hosted by Ada