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2015 OHSAA
Softball
State Tournament
Firestone Stadium, Akron
June 4-6, 2015
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OHSAA Radio Network: Live
audio coverage of all 12 games
2015 Softball State Tournament Pairings
All Games at Firestone
Stadium, Akron
Home Team Listed First
Championship Games on SportsTime Ohio (delayed)
Dates and Times Subject to Change Due to
Weather. Rankings as of Final Coaches Association State Poll.
Division III
#3 Carroll Bloom-Carroll (26-4) vs. #1
Wheelersburg (25-1), Thursday, June 4, 10 a.m.
#2 Richwood North Union (27-4) vs. #5 Warren
Champion (28-4), Thursday, June 4, 12:30 p.m.
Div. III State Championship: Saturday, June 6,
10 a.m. - #5
Warren Champion 4, #3 Carroll Bloom-Carroll 0
Division II
Jefferson Area (26-3) vs. #8 Granville (26-6),
Thursday June 4, 3 p.m.
#2 LaGrange Keystone (25-5) vs. #3 Hebron
Lakewood (31-1), Thursday, June 4, 5:30 p.m.
Div. II State Championship: Saturday, June 6, 1
p.m. - #8 Granville 2, #3 Hebron Lakewood 1
Division I
#1 Holland Springfield (29-1) vs. #10 Ashville
Teays Valley (22-9), Friday, June 5, 10 a.m.
#2 Lebanon (32-0) vs. Canton GlenOak (24-6),
Friday, June 5, 12:30 p.m.
Div. I State Championship: Saturday, June 6, 4
p.m. - Ashville Teays Valley 1, Lebanon 0
Division IV
#7 New Riegel (23-7) vs. Shadyside (20-5),
Friday, June 5, 3 p.m.
#9 North Lewisburg Triad (25-3) vs. #4 Cuyahoga
Heights (28-3), Friday, June 5, 5:30 p.m.
Div. IV State Championship: Saturday, June 6, 7
p.m. - Shadyside 1, North Lewisburg Triad 0 (8 innings)
Watch all four 2015 OHSAA softball state championship games
tape-delayed
on SportsTime Ohio.
June 6th, 9 p.m. - Division III
June 6th, 11 p.m. - Division II
June 7th, 1 a.m. - Division I
June 7th, 4:30 p.m. (following
Indians game) - Division IV
Mike Cairns and
Mitch Wagner will call the Division II and III games and Jeff Phelps
alongside Tess Sito will call the Division I and IV games, all from
Firestone Stadium in Akron, Ohio.
Division III
Semifinal #1:
Carroll Bloom-Carroll 10, Wheelersburg 0
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with Play-by-Play
Semifinal #2:
Warren Champion 6, Richwood North Union 3
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with Play-by-Play
State Championship: Warren Champion 4, Bloom-Carroll
0
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with Play-by-Play
Warren Champion Shuts Out Bloom-Carroll, 4-0,
for Sixth State Title
AKRON, Ohio � Fifth-ranked Warren
Champion scored twice in the top of the third inning and added two insurance
runs in the seventh to win its sixth state championships, 4-0, over
third-ranked Carroll Bloom-Carroll Saturday in the Division III state
championship game at Firestone Stadium.
Champion�s six titles are tied for fifth-most in
OHSAA softball history. The Golden Flashes (30-4) also won titles in 2012, 2011,
1994, 1980 and in 1978, the first year that the OHSAA conducted a softball
state tournament.
Champion senior pitcher Haylee Gardiner, who
added a two-run single in the seventh inning to seal the win, allowed just
two hits, struck out six and walked one to improve to 18-2 on the season.
Sophomore Molly Williams went 3-for-3 for
Champion and started the Flashes� run-scoring third inning after there were
two outs. She singled and later scored on a single by Brittany Allen, who
then scored on a throwing error.
Bloom-Carroll (27-5) junior McKenna Coffman pitched
well for the Bulldogs in relief of All-Ohio pitcher Taran Alvelo, who was
not available Saturday due to an off-field incident following their
semifinal win. McKenna struck out 10 and allowed just two earned runs.
Division
II
Semifinal #1: Granville 1, Jefferson Area 0
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with Play-by-Play
Semifinal #2: Hebron Lakewood 4, LaGrange
Keystone 0
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with Play-by-Play
State Championship: Granville 2, Hebron Lakewood 1
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with Play-by-Play
Granville Wins First State Title Over Rival
Hebron Lakewood
Akron, Ohio � Two runs in the bottom of
the fifth inning propelled eighth-ranked Granville to a 2-1 win over
third-ranked Hebron Lakewood Saturday in the Division II state championship
game at Firestone Stadium.
Separated by just 10 miles, these two teams met
twice during the regular season, with Lakewood (32-2) winning both games.
The state championship game, however, belonged to Granville (28-6), which
got a stellar pitching effort from senior Abby Barker, who scattered five
hits, struck out six and walked none.
Freshman Halle Garman led off the Granville
fifth inning with a double and later scored on a throwing error by Lakewood.
A single down the right field line by freshman Rose Sawyers scored sophomore
Karissa Harris, who had reached on the throwing error.
Sophomore Courtney Vierstra struck out five,
walked none and allowed five hits and one earned run in the circle for
Lakewood.
Granville was making just its first appearance
in the state championship game (one previous trip to the state tournament
overall).
Lakewood was making its fifth appearance in the
state tournament and has taken home a trophy all five times (three state
championships, two runners-up).
Division I
Semifinal #1: Ashville Teays Valley 4, Holland Springfield 1
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with Play-by-Play
Semifinal #2: Lebanon 1, Canton GlenOak 0
Box: PDF | HTML
with Play-by-Play
State Championship: Ashville Teays Valley 1, Lebanon
0
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with Play-by-Play
Ashville Teays Valley Walks Off with State
Crown
AKRON, Ohio � Ashville Teays Valley
junior Alyssa Rothwell threw a one-hit shutout and drilled a game-winning,
walk-off homerun in the bottom of the eighth inning to send the Vikings to a
1-0 win over Lebanon Saturday in the OHSAA Division I state championship
game at Firestone Stadium.
The state title is the first in any sport for
10th-ranked Teays Valley (24-9), which was making its second appearance in
the state tournament. Lebanon (33-1) entered the game ranked second in the
state and was also seeking its first state title in its third overall trip
to the �final four.�
Rothwell led off the bottom of the eighth inning
and sent a 2-0 offering from Lebanon pitcher Tara Trainer over the fence in
center field. It was the first hit allowed in the game by Trainer, who
walked one and struck out 14.
In the circle, Rothwell struck out seven and
walked three.
Lebanon�s lone hit was a double in the sixth
inning by junior Brianna Hutchinson.
Division IV
Semifinal #1: Shadyside 6, New Riegel 5 (8
innings)
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with Play-by-Play
Semifinal #2: North Lewisburg Triad 2,
Cuyahoga Heights 1
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with Play-by-Play
State Championship: Shadyside 1, North Lewisburg
Triad 0 (8 innings)
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with Play-by-Play
Shadyside Squeeze in Eighth Gives Tigers
First State Championship
AKRON, Ohio � In the bottom of the eighth
inning of a scoreless game, Shadyside freshman Kaitlyn Weaver led off with
an infield single, advanced to third on an error and then scored on a
walk-off squeeze bunt by junior Lindsey Dunn to give the Tigers their first
state championship Saturday night over North Lewisburg Triad in the Division
IV state title game at Firestone Stadium.
The state championship is the first for
Shadyside (22-5) in their first trip to the state tournament.
Triad (26-4) was making its sixth trip to the
�final four� and takes home its fifth trophy (one title, four runners-up).
After Weaver�s lead-off single in the eighth,
sophomore Karly Klug advanced Weaver and the ball was thrown away, allowing
Weaver to get to third.
Shadyside senior pitcher Megan Heagney went the
distance, allowing just four hits and no runs and striking out 13.
Triad senior Hannah Watkins struck out six in
seven innings of work. The one run she allowed was unearned.
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