Andrew Arnston’s bat leads Eastwood to 10-0 start Published by sports@presspub. on Thu, 04/15/2021 - 1:51pm
By:
J. Patrick Eaken
Eastwood base runner Isaac Badenhop slides into second during the Eagles 8-0 non-league victory over visiting Northwood. (Press photo by Lee Welch/www.FamilyPhotoGroup.com)
In Eastwood’s 5-4 non-league win over Maumee, junior catcher Andrew Arnston belted a two-run homer to the deepest part of the Panthers’ field in the third inning. That proved to be the difference in Eastwood’s third win of the season, coming after the Eagles swept a doubleheader over Tiffin Calvert. Now the Eagles are 10-0 and Arnston is hitting .538 with three home runs, four doubles, 21 RBIs and 16 runs. In the win over future Northern Buckeye Conference foe Maumee, Arnston reached base three times, including on an infield single and an error, scoring twice.
Eagles tested against the best Northwest Ohio offers Published by sports@presspub. on Thu, 03/11/2021 - 12:18pm
By:
J. Patrick Eaken
Eastwood senior shooting guard Isaac Badenhop takes off in transition in the Eagles tournament victory over Maumee Valley Country Day. (Press photo by Lee Welch/www.FamilyPhotoGroup.com)
Considering that two losses came to the state’s No. 4 ranked Division II team, Rossford, and two others to Division III regional qualifiers Archbold and Ottawa-Glandorf, Eastwood’s 15-9 boys basketball season looks impressive. “Some of our losses have been against quality opponents Archbold beat us (39-28), Ottawa-Glandorf beat us (76-40), Rossford beat us twice (72-40 and 58-34), so hopefully those losses can benefit you,” Eastwood coach Todd Henline said.
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Port Clinton boys fall to Eastwood, 56-52
From staff reports
PORT CLINTON Holding a two-point lead heading into the fourth quarter, Port Clinton was unable to put Eastwood away and fell, 56-52, to the Eagles.
The Redskins (5-10) held a 42-40 lead after three quarters, but Eastwood (7-5) outscored Port Clinton, 16-10, in the fourth. It was a combination of the Eagles playing well and the ‘Skins missing out on some opportunities making the difference in the game.
“I think they did a good job scoring the ball in the fourth quarter. We had trouble stopping them during stretches. It was back and forth,” said Port Clinton coach Ryan Hicks. “We missed a couple free throws and a couple open shots, and they took advantage of that.