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PREP ROUNDUPS

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The Harrison Central baseball team secured a tight 1-0 win over Edison, thanks to Colten Rutter's complete game shutout, where he allowed just one hit and struck out six. Kayden Dunkle's lone RBI proved crucial in a game marked by strong pitching from both sides. Meanwhile, the Toronto baseball team achieved their 18th victory in 20 games with a commanding 12-0 win against Youngstown East, featuring standout performances from players like Drake Bouscher and Heath Thomas. Indian Creek also excelled, defeating Martins Ferry 5-0, with Sylus Hyde delivering a stellar performance on the mound, striking out nine batters. In the softball arena, Indian Creek overwhelmed Toronto with a 16-3 victory, highlighted by grand slams from both Rylee Sadler and Kylie Dray.

The continued success of these local teams reflects their strong seasons and competitive spirit. Upcoming games for Edison and Indian Creek promise to keep the momentum going as they face Toronto and Martins Ferry, respectively. The local sports scene remains vibrant and engaging for fans and players alike.

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