League track meet records, softball winners and baseball postseason: High school notebook

Azure Travis established a meet record to win the 100 hurdles in 14.45 seconds as Woodmore's girls finished first in the Sandusky Bay Conference River Division.

Travis topped 14.70 in preliminaries, which would have been a record. She won the 100 at 12.60, 300 hurdles at 44.84 and 200 at 25.84.

Emma Hammer won the 800 at 2:19.77, and Lilian Runion won the long jump at 16-02 for the Wildcats.

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Alayna Biehl, Julia Berg, Dani Grunden and Olivia Saylor won the 4x200 in 1:45.85 as Margaretta's girls finished first in the SBC Bay Division. Grace Paseka, Lillian Belak, Macyn Phillips and Saylor won the 4x400 at 4:06.07.

Saylor won the 400 at 57.73, Belak won the 300 hurdles at 48.18 and Berg won the long jump at 16-09.75. Biehl won the pole vault at 11-06.

Bree Caudill won the 100 at 12.78 as Clyde's girls finished second in the SBC Lake Division. Perkins won.

Caudill, Gabby Griffin, Daisha Bulger and Cora Liskai established a meet record to win the 4x100 at 49.22. Caudill, Gabby Griffin, Cora Liskai and Brenna Caudill established a meet record to win the 4x200 at 1:43.15.

Emma Redett, Kelly Uhinck, Katelynne Bergman and Maria Maringer won the 4x800 at 10:07.02 as Danbury's girls finished second in the SBC River Division. Bergman won the 400 at 59.94, and Redett won the 3,200 at 11:50.38 and 1,600 at 5:14.88.

Camille Robbins, Jade Mitchell, Shianne Lieske and Alexis Shelton established a meet record to win the 4x100 at 49.58 as Port Clinton's girls were third in the SBC Bay Division. Shelton won the 100 at 12.70 and 200 at 25.88, and Michael Stork the discus at 123-09.

Donovan Statham, Brady Tyson, Kurtis Fawcett and Avery Shilling won the 4x800 at 8:38.96 as Lakota's boys finished first in the SBC River Division. Paul Williams, Micah Williams, Jalen Wagner and Blayse Beard won the 4x200 at 1:36.36, and Kian Johns, Wagner, Braxton Quaintance and Beard won the 4x100 at 45.55.

Shilling, Brady Tyson, Paul Williams and Statham won the 4x400 at 3:35.52.

James Henderson won the 1,600 at 4:43.37, and Jeremiah Tuttamore, Hadyn Sartor, Wyatt Sumser and Cooper Moyer won the 4x100 at 43.97 as Bellevue's boys finished first in the SBC Lake Division. Sumser won the high jump at 6-03.50 and long jump at 20-07.25, and Caden Cramer won the discus at 141.

Damarius Chrisman established a meet record to win the 400 at 48.17, and Zander Burroughs, Zane Townsley, Dekin Crockett and Chrisman established a meet record to win the 4x200 at 1:29.21 for Clyde in the SBC Lake Division. Chrisman won the 200 at 22.11, Dawson Brimmer, Hayden Rex, Townsley and Chrisman won the 4x400 at 3:27.70 and Lance Laughlin won the pole vault at 13.

Evan Combs established a meet record to win the pole vault at 15-03 for Old Fort in the SBC River Division. Henry Beisner won the 110 hurdles at 15.95 and 300 hurdles at 41.21.

Ella Rucker won the 100 hurdles at 15.18 and 300 hurdles at 46.35 for Bellevue's girls in the SBC Lake Division. Lilly Sosa won the pole vault at 11.

Cooper Tigges, Miles James, Tate Bailey and Gage Bodey won the 4x200 at 1:30.36, Colt Watson won the pole vault at 13 and Jake Bouy won the high jump at 6 for Margaretta's boys in the SBC Bay Division. Huron was first.

Drake Blausey won the 800 at 2:00.88 for Woodmore's boys in the SBC River Division.

Samari Smith won the shot put at 50-00.75 and discus at 138-08 for Port Clinton's boys in the SBC Bay Division.

Maria Reinhart won the discus at 117-09 for St. Joseph Central Catholic's girls in the SBC River Division.

McKenzie Montgomery won the pole vault at 10-06 for Gibsonburg's girls in the SBC River Division.

Northern Buckeye Conference

Tyler Thompson established a meet record to win the 100 at 10.95 as Oak Harbor's boys finished first.

Evan Hall won the shut put at 53-11, Travis Bouyer the discus at 143-07, and Wyatt Augsburger the 110 hurdles at 15.05 and 300 hurdles at 40.14 for the Rockets. Garry Brooks, Carson Ridener, Blake Nickel and Thompson established a meet record to win the 4x200 at 1:31.26.

Augsburger, Brooks, Nickel and Thompson won the 4x100 at 43.75, and Ridener won the 400 at 51.29. Thompson won the 200 at 22.45, and Ridener, Bodee Miller, Nickel and Augsburger won the 4x400 at 3:32.85.

Andrea Winke won the pole vault at 9-06, Kennedy Slates won the 800 at 2:28.19, and Olivia May, Effie Schulte, Slates and Olivia Cherry won the 4x400 at 4:13.27 as Oak Harbor's girls finished third. Otsego was first.

Lillian Frias won the high jump at 5-5 for Genoa's girls.

Northern Lakes League

Tyress Brown, Jadrian Brown, Kameron Walker and Stephen Reiter established a meet record to win the 4x200 at 1:28.88 as Fremont Ross' boys edged Sylvania Southview by two points for first place.

Walker won the 200 at 22.38 and 400 at 48.69, Evan Luc won the pole vault at 13-06 and Dominic Brown won the shot put at 55-05. Dominic Brown won the discus at 160-10.

Kilee Kidd won the high jump at 5-4, Tierra Parker won the shot put at 36-08 and Reese Smith won the discus at 121-06 for the Little Giants' girls.

Baseball postseason

Six-seed Clyde plays host to 10-seed Mansfield Madison at 5 p.m. Wednesday in a Division II sectional semifinal.

Eight-seed Bellevue plays host to 11-seed Mansfield Senior at 5 p.m. Wednesday in a semifinal.

Fifteen-seed Fremont Ross visits five-seed Toledo Whitmer at 5 p.m. Wednesday in a Division I semifinal.

Two-seed Oak Harbor waits to play host to Wednesday's winner between seven-seed Lakota and 12-seed Port Clinton at 5 p.m. Friday in a Division III sectional final.

Six-seed Margaretta plays host to eight-seed Woodmore at 5 p.m. Wednesday in a semifinal.

Eleven-seed Genoa plays host to 12-seed Delta at 5 p.m. Wednesday in a semifinal.

Five-seed Old Fort visits four-seed Norwalk St. Paul at 5 p.m. Thursday in a Division IV sectional final.

Six-seed Gibsonburg plays host to 11-seed St. Joseph Central Catholic at 5 p.m. Tuesday in a semifinal.

Ten-seed Danbury visits seven-seed Cardinal Stritch at 5 p.m. Tuesday in a semifinal.

Softball postseason

Oak Harbor beat Metamora Evergreen 10-5 in a sectional final in Division III. The two-seed Rockets play three-seed Liberty Center at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Blue Devil Fields in Holland.

Margaretta shut out Collins Western Reserve 10-0 in five innings for a sectional crown. The three-seed Polar Bears play top-seed Huron at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Shelby in a district semifinal.

Genoa fell 7-3 to Swanton in a sectional final.

Danbury beat Woodmore 16-0 in five innings in a district semifinal, after topping Emmanuel Christian 16-1 for a sectional championship in Division IV.

The Wildcats beat Lakota 8-4 for a sectional crown. The top-seed Lakers play three-seed St. Joseph Central Catholic at 5 p.m. Thursday at Clyde in a district final.

The Crimson Streaks beat Gibsonburg 2-1 in a district semifinal, after shutting out Ottawa Hills 10-0 for a sectional crown. The Golden Bears topped Old Fort 19-3 for a sectional championship.

The Stockaders topped St. Mary Central Catholic 21-7 in a sectional semifinal.

Port Clinton fell 7-4 to Lake in a Division II sectional final.

Clyde fell 8-2 to Ontario in a sectional final.

Bellevue beat Perkins 7-5 in a sectional semifinal, before falling 13-2 to Clear Fork.

Fremont Ross fell 11-8 to Sylvania Southview in a Division I sectional semifinal.

This article originally appeared on Fremont News-Messenger: Last chance time for baseball/softball seniors: High school notebook