(C-103) -- With the Sectional baseball and softball tournaments now at a close, only two area teams remain in the mix as the District Tournament takes off - the Manchester Greyhounds and the Fairfield Lady Lions. The Greyhounds will head to Valley High School on Wednesday, May 19 at 5 p.m. to take on the Trimble High School Tomcats. Meanwhile the Lady Lions will travel to Minford High School on Thursday, May 20 at 6 p.m. to do battle against the South Gallia Lady Rebels.

The following is a list of the Sectional Tournament games and scores:

DIII Baseball - Southeast - Click here for the full bracket

#8 West Union (6-10) vs. #9 Paint Valley (8-13) - 5/11/2010 - 4-9 FINAL

#7 Peebles (7-9) vs. #10 North Adams (5-10) - 5/11/2010 - 8-4 FINAL

#4 Eastern Brown (14-6) vs. #5 Piketon (9-13) - 5/14/2010 - 1-5 FINAL

#3 Lynchburg-Clay (11-2) vs. #6 Huntington (8-9) - 5/14/2010 - 1-4 FINAL

DIV Baseball - Southeast - Click here for the full bracket

#5 Fairfield (9-10) vs. #4 Green (9-9) - 5/13/2010 - 2-3 FINAL

#2 Manchester (12-6) vs. #7 Sciotoville (3-17) - 5/13/2010 - 7-0 FINAL

#3 Whiteoak (10-13) vs. #6 Clay (9-13) - 5/13/2010 - 1-3 FINAL

DIII Baseball - Southwest - Click here for the full bracket

#12 Ripley (3-12) vs. #13 N. College Hill (2-14) - 5/10/2010 - 15-5 FINAL

#12 Ripley vs. #1 Reading (20-3) - 5/12/2010 - 0-7 FINAL

DIV Baseball - Southwest - Click here for the full bracket

#7 Fayetteville (7-12) vs. #5 Cincinnati Christian (9-8) - 5/10/2010 - 6-4 FINAL

#7 Fayetteville vs. #3 Cedarville (10-7) - 5/12/2010 - 2-7 FINAL

#11 Georgetown (0-15) vs. #6 Middletown Christian (13-6) - 5/12/2010 - 2-6 FINAL

DIII Softball - Southeast - Click here for the full bracket

#8 North Adams (9-9) vs. #9 West Union (9-8) - 5/10/2010 - 1-6 FINAL

#9 West Union vs. #1 Valley (21-1) - 5/14/2010 - 0-10 FINAL

#10 Lynchburg-Clay (N/A) vs. #7 Huntington (7-11) - 5/10/2010 - 0-10 FINAL

#6 Peebles (16-2) vs. #3 Adena (20-5) - 5/14/2010 - 1-5 FINAL

#4 Eastern Brown (17-3) vs. #5 Northwest (15-3) - 5/14/2010 - 3-4 FINAL

DIV Softball - Southeast - Click here for the full bracket

#8 Manchester (5-10) vs. #9 Whiteoak (5-12) - 5/12/2010 - 4-14 FINAL

#9 Whiteoak vs. #1 Clay (17-5) - 5/15/2010 - 1-12 FINAL

#6 Fairfield (10-6) vs. #11 New Boston (0-13) - 5/12/2010 - 10-0 FINAL

#6 Faifield vs. #3 Notre Dame (13-8) - 5/15/2010 - 3-0 FINAL

DIII Softball - Southwest - Click here for the full bracket

#7 Fayetteville (7-13) vs. #6 CHCA (9-6) - 5/10/2010 - 14-15 FINAL

#12 Ripley (3-11) vs. #3 Madeira (16-6) - 5/10/2010 - 0-10 FINAL

#10 Georgetown (4-14) vs. #3 Madeira (16-6) - 5/12/2010 - 0-8 FINAL

PEEBLES (C-103) -- In the first of our two broadcast games Tuesday, the Peebles Indians bested their Southern Hills League rivals, the North Adams Green Devils in Sectional Tournament action; the final score was 8-4. Brandon Leedy was the winning pitcher for the Indians; with Dillon Davis the losing pitcher.

The Tribe played 14 batters in the first inning and earned eight runs, which would be their only eight points of the game. The Wendy's Player of the Game was Andrew Seaman, who went three-for-three at the plate, with one walk and one RBI. Seaman also pitched two scoreless innings in relief.

WEST UNION (C-103) -- In our second of two broadcast games Tuesday, the Dragons of West Union ended their season with a Sectional Tournament loss to the Paint Valley Bearcats. The final score was 9-4, with West Union earning all four of their runs in the bottom of the seventh inning.

The losing pitcher from West Union was Ryan Beasley, with Ben Kreech the winning pitcher for the Paint Valley Bearcats. The Wendy's Player of the Game award went to the West Union seniors: Ryan Beasley, James Crask, Brandon Harp, Corey Richmond and Chris Samples.

In the 2010 baseball tournament draw that took place this weekend, the Manchester boys took the top draw of any Southern Hills League team, earning the number two seed and the home team advantage in the Southeast Division IV bracket. The Whiteoak boys drew the number three seed in Division IV, while the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs took the number three seed in the Division III draw.

On the girls' side of things, the Eastern Lady Warriors took the highest draw of all SHL softball teams, drawing a number four seed.

The following is a schedule of first round games:

DIII Baseball - Southeast - Click here for the full bracket

#8 West Union (6-10) vs. #9 Paint Valley (8-13) - 5/11/2010 @ 5:00 p.m.

#7 Peebles (7-9) vs. #10 North Adams (5-10) - 5/11/2010 @ 5:00 p.m.

#4 Eastern Brown (14-6) vs. #5 Piketon (9-13) - 5/14/2010 @ 5:00 p.m.

#3 Lynchburg-Clay (11-2) vs. winner of #6 Huntington (8-9) vs. #11 Northwest (5-13) - 5/14/2010 @ 5:00 p.m.

DIV Baseball - Southeast - Click here for the full bracket

#5 Fairfield (9-10) vs. #4 Green (9-9) - 5/13/2010 @ 5:00 p.m.

#2 Manchester (12-6) vs. #7 Sciotoville (3-17) - 5/13/2010 @ 5 p.m.

#3 Whiteoak (10-13) vs. #6 Clay (9-13) - 5/13/2010 @ 5 p.m.

DIII Baseball - Southwest - Click here for the full bracket

#12 Ripley (3-12) vs. #13 N. College Hill (2-14) - 5/10/2010 @ 5 p.m.

DIV Baseball - Southwest - Click here for the full bracket

#7 Fayetteville (7-12) vs. #5 Cincinnati Christian (9-8) - 5/10/2010 @ 5 p.m.

#11 Georgetown (0-15) vs. #6 Middletown Christian (13-6) - 5/12/2010 @ 5 p.m.

DIII Softball - Southeast - Click here for the full bracket

#8 North Adams (9-9) vs. #9 West Union (9-8) - 5/10/2010 @ 5 p.m.

#10 Lynchburg-Clay (N/A) vs. #7 Huntington (7-11) - 5/10/2010 @ 5 p.m.

#6 Peebles (16-2) vs. #3 Adena (20-5) - 5/14/2010 @ 5 p.m.

#4 Eastern Brown (17-3) vs. #5 Northwest (15-3) - 5/14/2010 @ 5 p.m.

DIV Softball - Southeast - Click here for the full bracket

#8 Manchester (5-10) vs. #9 Whiteoak (5-12) - 5/12/2010 @ 5 p.m.

#6 Fairfield (10-6) vs. #11 New Boston (0-13) - 5/12/2010 @ 5 p.m.

DIII Softball - Southwest - Click here for the full bracket

#7 Fayetteville (7-13) vs. #6 CHCA (9-6) - 5/10/2010 @ 5 p.m.

#12 Ripley (3-11) vs. #3 Madeira (16-6) - 5/10/2010 @ 5 p.m.

#10 Georgetown (4-14) vs. #3 Madeira (16-6) - 5/12/2010 @ 5 p.m.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The 2009-10 Associated Press Southeast All-District basketball teams, based on the recommendations of a media panel: Congratulations to Blake Blevis of Manchester, Blake was named by The Associated Press to the All-Ohio Division IV First Team All State.Chris Cox of Fairfield was named to the Third Team in Division IV. Jess Chadwell of Georgetown was named to the Third Team in Division III. Blake Justice and Andrew Seaman of Peebles received Special Mention in Division III

All-Ohio
Division III
First team
Aaron Craft (Findlay Liberty-Benton) 6-2, sr., 26.7; Jacob Bolyard (Orrville) 6-1, sr., 20.8; DeMonte Flannigan (Cleveland Villa Angela-St. Joseph) 6-7, fresh., 13.1; Adolphus Washington (Cincinnati Taft) 6-6, so., 24.0; Joe Graessle (Ready) 6-3, sr., 22.1; Paul Honigford (Sugarcreek Garaway) 6-8, jr., 16.0; Kyle Ondera (Oak Hill) 6-1, sr., 20.3. Player of the year: Craft. Coaches of the year: Chad Spurgeon (East Canton); Mark Short (Blanchester).

Second team
Chall Montgomery (Cleveland Central Catholic) 6-3, sr., 18.9 Riley Thomas (Cardington) 5-11, sr., 25.9; Tim Kochendoerfer (Ironton) 6-3, sr., 20.4; Derek Billing (Anna) 6-3, sr., 20.4; Brook Turson (Plymouth) 6-3, sr., 25.2; Ryan Snyder (Louisville Aquinas) 6-0, sr., 23.2.

Third team
Matthew McCollister (Madison Plains) 5-9, sr., 17.9; Dan Monteroso (St. Clairsville) 6-1, fresh., 21.5; Levi Crosier (Bellaire) 6-2, sr., 16.2; Jess Chadwell (Georgetown) 6-4, sr., 22.0; Chad Mossing (Metamora Evergreen) 6-3, sr., 19.8; Hank Leslie (McDermott Northwest) 6-4, sr., 23.0; Jerah’me Williams (Campbell Memorial) 5-9, sr., 23.0.

Special mention
Klarke Ransome (North Union); Doug Ute (Elgin); Jordan Burress (Martins Ferry); Wes Rataiczak (Sarahsville Shenandoah); Mark Maloney (Middletown Madison); Cameron Mitchell (Cincinnati Taft); William Pope (Camden Preble Shawnee); Nathan Copley (Chesapeake); Tory Horne (Portsmouth); Blake Justice and Andrew Seaman (Peebles); Kirk Maxwell (Zane Trace); Evan Legg (Piketon); Anthony Ritossa (Kirtland); Joey Hummel (Middlefield Cardinal); A.J. Henson (Orwell Grand Valley); Jermaine Williams (Cleveland Villa Angela-St. Joseph); Ryan Frey (Mount Blanchard Riverdale); Josh Johnson (Ottawa-Glandorf); Charlie Richardson (Ontario); Ryan Burfield (E. Canton); Zell Bradley (East Canton); Ben Gysin (East Palestine); Brennan McKean (West Salem Northwestern); Cody Dillon (Newton Falls).

Honorable mention
Pat Blevins (Liberty Union); Luke Branstool (East Knox); Nick Gibson (Fairbanks); Skyler Simpson (Centerburg); Marcquice Taylor (Africentric); Brennan Mullett (Sugarcreek Garaway); Evan Jones (West Lafayette Ridgewood); Devin Ward (Bellaire); Cody Nelson (Lore City Buckeye Trail); Dalton Smith (Barnesville); Wes Carlson (Cincinnati Hills Christian); Ronnie Drinnon (Jamestown Greeneview); Ben Gertz (Reading); Matt Houser (Middletown Madison); Scott Masin (Tipp City Bethel); Scott Purcell (Hamilton Badin); Blake Barnes (South Point); Andy Stegman (Wheelersburg); Blake Yates and Zach Utley (Lucasville Valley); Markie Tate (Belpre); Tyler Thompson (Stewart Federal Hocking); Mychal Mitchell (Nelsonville-York); Zach Bobo (Albany Alexander); Jesse Slone (Oak Hill); John Weiss and John Wilson (Gates Mills Hawken); Brandon Easton (Andover Pymatuning Valley); Paul Guhde (Kirtland); Robert Shays (Wellington); Nate Fiala (Gates Mills Gilmour); Jordan Turner (Delta); Ty O’Connor and Desi Kirkman (Lima Central Catholic); Brandon McCalley (Plymouth); Eric Lefeld (Coldwater); Victor Fortkamp (St. Henry); Zach Wasson (Orrville); Corey Caldwell (Smithville); Brian Sole (Newton Falls); Nate Hodge (Campbell Memorial); Zach Houmard (Wooster Triway); Josh Smith (East Canton); Cole Bond (Louisville Aquinas); Tyler Cline (Jeromesville Hillsdale).

Division IV
First team
Matt Dawson (Newark Catholic) 6-1, sr., 17.2; Justin Andes (Shadyside) 6-2, sr., 17.5; Blake Blevins (Manchester) 6-6, jr., 18.4; Adreian Payne (Dayton Jefferson) 6-10, sr., 15.9; Greg Kahlig (Fort Recovery) 6-5, sr., 26.7; Casey Carroll (Youngstown Christian) 6-8, sr., 18.2. Player of the year: Payne. Coaches of the year: Drew Meister (Newark Catholic); John Lindsay (Toledo Ottawa Hills).

Second team
Justin Young (Richmond Heights) 6-4, sr., 14.1; Bryan Redic (Tree of Life) 6-4, sr., 18.5; Dylan Kaufman (Berlin Hiland) 6-4, so., 18.9; Jake Davis (Cincinnati Seven Hills) 6-6, sr., 16.0; Jordan Basinger (Kalida) 6-4, sr., 16.1; Eliot Browarsky (Toledo Ottawa Hills) 6-0, sr. 19.2; Kris Tibbs (Willow Wood Symmes Valley) 6-3, sr., 15.0; Matthias Tayala (McDonald) 6-1, jr., 17.0.

Third team
Seger Bonifant (Strasburg-Franklin) 6-7, so., 17.7; Frankie Young (Lockland) 6-5, sr., 17.0; Michael Dennis (Carey) 6-8, sr., 23.2; T.J. Short (Antwerp) 6-5, sr., 19.5; Devonta Brooks (Bedford Chanel) 6-4, Jr., 13.1; Chris Cox (Leesburg Fairfield) 6-5, sr., 22.8.

Special mention
Kyle Anderson (Ridgedale); Shakir Dunning (Harvest Prep); Eric Knechtel (Fairfield Christian); Travis Tucci (Malvern); Aaron Parry (Rosecrans); Justin Teramana (Steubenville Catholic Central); Mark Frilling (Fort Loramie); J.P. McFarland (South Charleston Southeastern); Ryan Newsome (Yellow Springs); Wes Loop (South Webster); Noah Guthrie (Glouster Trimble); Jake Lynch (Reedsville Eastern); Sean Coppick (Racine Southern); Jordan Thornsberry (Beaver Eastern); Joe Pokorny (Newbury); Abe Valentine (Elyria Open Door Christian); Zach D’Orazio (Cuyahoga Heights); James Tinsley (Richmond Heights); Josh Lee (Pandora-Gilboa); Ryan Vanderhorst (New Knoxville); Michael Johnston (Wellsville); JT Troyer (Dalton); Andrew Lowe (Orrville Kingsway Christian); Landon Trainer (Mogadore); Dustin Kinn (New Riegel).

Honorable mention
Nate Adams (Newark Catholic); Derek Clark (Fisher Catholic); Andrew Hartje (Gahanna Christian); Geron Tate (Harvest Prep); Weston Severns (Danville); Noah Boyd (Berlin Hiland); Adam Wackerly (Malvern); Brandon Sweet (Tuscarawas Central Catholic); Nick Schuetz and Dylan Kimble (Shadyside); Nick Brandts (Cincinnati Christian); Aaron Brown (Mechanicsburg); Hayden Hagerman (Springfield Catholic Central); Cody Latimer (Dayton Jefferson); Drew Moore (New Madison Tri-Village); Craig Wallace (Dayton Ponitz); Connor Scott (South Webster); Jon Garrett (Portsmouth Sciotoville); Kelly Winebrenner and Mike Johnson (Reedsville Eastern); Cyle Rees (Racine Southern); Doug McVey and Kevin Montgomery (Beaver Eastern); Ben Hemingway (Willoughby Cornerstone Christian); Richie O’Neill (North Ridgeville Lake Ridge); Marlin Pickens (Cleveland Heights Lutheran East); Jordan Munn (Newbury); Shane Pengov (Thompson Ledgemont); Anthony DeBaltzo (Bedford Chanel); Jordan Cook (Vanlue); Mason Roth (McComb); Brock Homier (Continental); Cody Vennekotter (Miller City); Jared Horstman (Fort Jennings); Luke Kohls (Columbus Grove); Justin Eilerman (New Bremen); Jeremy Carter (Wellsville); John Pecchia (Youngstown Christian); Matt Knight (Windham); Chris Morgan (Vienna Mathews); Aaron Knight (North Bloomfield); Barrett Gasser (Rittman).

LEESBURG (C103)--Former Fairfield High School girls basketball coach Kevin Fouch died at age 55 Friday at his home.

Fouch served as the Fairfield High School Lady Lions' coach from 1991-2006 and held many coaching records for the Lady Lions program. His teams won six sectional championships. They won a district championship in 1994 and made the only regional tournament appearance in that same year.

Funeral arrangements are incomplete at this time. The Turner Funeral Home of Leesburg is serving the family.

The 2008-2009 Baseball and Softball All-League Teams have been announced.

The 2008-2009 Southern Hills League Baseball All-League Team: Players are listed in Alphabetical order:

Tyler Arnold of Peebles, Marshall Banks of Whiteoak, T.J. Barnett of Fayetteville, Zach Dollich of North Adams, Cody Elliott of Eastern, Ben Harmon of Whiteoak, Jay Lewis of Eastern, Dawson Little of Manchester, Chaz Mack of West Union, Nathaniel Miller of Fairfield, Travis Orr of Eastern, Nathan Ratliff of Eastern, Andrew Roades of North Adams, Steven Robinson of Whiteoak, Cody Roush of Lynchburg, Tim Seitz of Fairfield, Eric Shoemaker of Peebles, Nate Stephens of Peebles, Cory Tolle of Manchester and Kraig Unger of North Adams. Co-Coach of the year: Ted Downing of Eastern and Mathias Aplegate of Manchester.

The 2008-2009 SHL Baseball standings as of (5/16/09)

Eastern 12-1

Manchester 9-4

Whiteoak 9-4

North Adams 8-5

Fairfield 7-6

Fayetteville 6-7

Peebles 5-7

Lynchburg-Clay 4-8

West Union 3-10

Ripley 1-12

Division I Standings 1.Eastern 12-1, 2. North Adams 8-5, 3. Lynchburg 4-8, West Union 3-10, 5. Ripley 1-12.

Division II Standings 1. Manchester 9-4, 1. Whiteoak 9-4, 3. Fairfield 7-6, 4. Fayetteville 6-7, 5. Peebles 5-7.

The 2008-2009 Southern Hills League Softballl All-League Team: Players are listed in Alphabetical order:

Devin Bernard of Fairfield, Alexandra Bowles of West Union, Raegan Copple of Ripley, Ashley Fryman of Fairfield, Ashley Henley of Manchester, Penny Holden of Fairfield, Erica Iles of Fayetteville, Katie Mahoney of Lynchburg-Clay, Shaylin McDaniels of Peebles, Ashley Nichols of Whiteoak, Kaylee Purdy of Eastern, Emily Raines of Eastern, Whitney Siders of North Adams, Ashley Turner of Peebles, Jerica Wilmouth of Manchester, Amber Frazer of Whiteoak, Kaylee Stout of North Adams and Ryann Morse of Eastern. Co-Coach of the year: Richard Smalley of Peebles and Matthew Zimmerman of Fairfield.

The 2008-2009 SHL Softball standings as of (5/16/09)

Eastern 12-1

Fairfield 12-1

Peebles 10-2

Manchester 8-5

West Union 8-5

Whiteaok 5-8

North Adams 4-9

Fayetteville 1-11

Lynchburg-Clay 1-11

Ripley 1-12

Division I Standings 1. Eastern 12-1, 2. West Union 8-5, 3. North Adams 4-9, 4. Lynchburg-Clay 1-11, 5. Ripley 1-12.

Division II Standings 1. Fairfield 12-1, 2. Peebles 10-2, 3. Manchester 8-5, 4. Whiteoak 5-8, 5. Fayetteville 2-11.

Final plans are being made for the 26th Annual C103 SHL Senior All-Star Basketball Games. Whiteoak High School will host the evening's events on Friday, April 3 beginning at 6 p.m.

Senior basketball players and cheerleaders from the ten league high schools are selected to participate in a girls and boys college style competition with each game consisting of two-twenty minute halves. The participants are divided into teams with some of their former teammates as opponents and some of their former opponents as teammates.

Other events during the evening include a quick-shot contest, a slam-dunk contest and the awarding of scholarships. Admission for the evening is $5 per person and will include a souvenir program book containing pictures, statistics, school pages and messages from the games' supporters.

The money from the gate and book sales is placed in a scholarship fund. The scholarship recipients are selected from applications evaluated on the basis of athletic and academic accomplishments.

West Union

Fayetteville

PEEBLES (C103)--The 2008 Mcdonalds Holiday Tournament held at Peebles High School was a big success.

The annual basketball games featured all four high schools from Adams County.

In the first night of competition on Monday, December 29, 2008 the Manchester Greyhounds beat the West Union Dragons in both boys and girls action the boys final score was 71-58 and in girls action it was 61-55 sending both teams from Manchester to the Championship game and both teams from West Union to the consolation games.

In the second night of competition on Tuesday, December 30, 2009 the North Adams Green Devils beat the Peebles Indians in both boys and girls action the boys final score was 73-61 and in girls action the final score was 49-38 sending both teams from North Adams to the Championship Game. and both teams from Peebles to the consolation games.

In the consolation games Friday, January 2, 2009 it was the Peebles Indians defeating the West Union Dragons in both boys and girls action, in the boys game the final score was 47-39 and in the girls game the final was 79-51.

On Saturday, January 3, 2009 the Championship games featured the North Adams Green Devils and Manchester Greyhounds both boys and girls teams.

The final score of the Girls championship game was North Adams defeating Manchester 48-39 in the Boys championship game it was North Adams over Manchester 75-60.

Final Results:

1st North Adams Boys & Girls

2nd Manchester Boys & Girls

3rd Peebles Boys & Girls

4th West Union Boys & Girls

C103 -- The results of the annual C103-Southern Hills League Coach's Poll for both boys and girls has been released. The coaches were asked to predict the rank of the teams at the end of the season.

In the girls' poll, Division One, Eastern was selected to finish in first place and received five first place votes. Lynchburg Clay was second and received four first place votes. North Adams was ranked third, followed by Ripley in fourth place and West Union in fifth. In Division Two, Fayetteville placed first and received nine first place votes. Peebles was put in second place followed by Fairfield in third, Whiteoak in fourth and Manchester in fifth place.

In the boys' poll, Division One, North Adams was selected to finish first and received eight first place votes. Eastern came in second with one first place vote and West Union in third place, also with one first place vote. Ripley was ranked fourth and Lynchburg Clay in fifth place. In Division Two, Peebles was selected to finish atop the division and received eight first place votes. Manchester was placed second and Fairfield in third place, both receiving a first place vote. Whiteoak was ranked fourth and Fayetteville, fifth in the division.