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By Bryan Kress

Game stats in attachment at bottom of story.

Troy Breidenbach game photos click here.

With the rain pouring down and a field as torn up as it was any team has a chance to win, even 0-5 Allen East had a chance to win.

This was not to be the case as Bluffton earned their 4th win of the season, but in a game that was closer than anyone would have thought, 21-14.

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Unbeaten Kalida girls' soccer team stopped Bluffton girls 5-0 on Saturday at Steinmetz Field. Here are the game stats:

Halftime: K, 3-0 Goals: (K) Holtkamp, (K) Holtkamp, (K) Holtkamp, (K) Kaufman, (K) Kaufman. Assists: NA.

Shots on Goal: K, 15-1. Corner Kicks: K, 8-2, Saves: K,Enka Brinkman (1); B,Emily Schwager (7), Heslep (3)

Home: Bluffton 4-8-0, 3-1-0
Away: Kalida 9-0-2, NA

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Icon sports fans will appreciate our enhanced sports emphasis. Earlier this week The Icon launched our new and improved sports page.

The page includes several new features. These include the added coverage of Troy Breidenbach's sports photos. His photos cover all Bluffton High School sports events and several other sporting events of interest to Breidenbach.

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Belles & Beaux
Scores bowled on: Sept.25
Men's High Game
Bill Goodwin 257
Greg Amstutz 252
Jon Burden 250
Dan Dailey 247

Women's High Game
Laura Burden 233
Sue Burden 221
Chris Hermiller 214
Beth Green 190

Men's High Series
Rick Baker 658
Derek Dukes 653
Al Simon 652
Dan Dailey 651

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By Ron Geiser

The Bluffton High School girls tennis team went indoors Thursday to knock off Lima Central Catholic to "win" the mythical Northwest Conference championship for the third straight year, 3-2.

BHS and LCC are the only two NWC schools to field tennis teams, so there is no official league title, but this rivalry has been hard-fought in recent years.

Taking their season record to 11-2 for the fall, coach Jesse Sensenig's netters became the third Pirate girls team to win that many matches in a season.

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A strong St. Marys team put an end to the record-breaking winning streak of the Bluffton High School girls tennis team Monday, scoring a 4-1 decision over the visitors.

The Roughrider girls, an upper division team in the Western Buckeye League, ran their record to 11-4 by taking two of the three singles matches and both doubles events. BHS is now 10-2 after its 10-match victory skein ended.

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