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Upper Sandusky slipped past Bluffton girls' 1-0 in varsity soccer on Sept. 27.

Here are game stats:

Halftime: 0-0 Goals: (US) Calvin. Assists: NA.
Shots on Goal: B, 11-4. Corner Kicks: B, 4-3,Saves: B,Heslep (3); US,Stover (11)

Home: US 6-7-0, NA
Upper Sandusky, OH
Away: Bluffton 4-7-0, 3-1-0

By Bryan Kress

With 1,079 yards of total offense, and 92 points scored, of course the game would be sealed on a defensive play. And of course after having the second best game in Bluffton history in the air, quarterback Hunter Joseph's final throw would be a heart breaking interception.

Joseph finished the night with 440 yards passing on 28 of 46 passes completed with 6 touchdowns. That's a night any quarterback will take, but it's his 2nd interception on the final drive for Bluffton that ended the game and their hopes of pulling off the upset.

By Megan Dulle

The Lady Pirates traveled to Van Buren for a match up with the Black Knights. A black night it was for the pirates as VB's speed was too much and beat them 5-0. The Pirates have another chance Monday when they meet LCC and Tuesday when they are on the road again against Upper Sandusky.

By Meghan Mohr, sports information assistant

Stats: http://www.bluffton.edu/sports/volleyball/2011/09-21-vb.htm

The Bluffton Beavers lost a nail-biting five-set match against the Lions of Mount St. Joseph on Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2011 (25-17, 18-25, 22-25, 27-25, 19-17).

Sportsman
Scores bowled on: Sept.19
High Game
Jim Herr 276
Chris Lee 254
Shannon Ingram 250
John Dailey 249
Denny Caskie 248
Bob Lydick 247
Nate Bogart 245
Ryan Motter 245

High Series
John Dailey 699
Ryan Motter 685
Jim Herr 682
Chris Lee 674
Steve Swisher 666
Derek Dukes 655
Bob Lydick 649

By Ron Geiser

Ten in a row!

That's the current winning streak for the Bluffton High School tennis team, which established a school record Tuesday with a 4-1 victory at Elida.

As usual, Coach Jesse Sensenig got wins from his singles players as Ashlin Gable, Emily Sprague and Kristi Geiser registered straight set wins over the hosts.

Shannon Koch and Shaye Liddick won a three-set tie-break for their eighth win of the year together, while Rachel Sehlhort and Bronwyn Greer were edged at No. 2 doubles.

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