Kenton’s Jenna Rodenberger (10) slaps hands with Alivia Purtee after scoring the put the Wildcats ahead 5-0 in the third inning of Game 1 of a doubleheader against Bellefontaine on Saturday. Kenton won 5-1 and 10-2 to grab the sweep.

This week was a busy one at the Memorial Park Golf Course with the Monday and Wednesday morning scramble teams seeing some play and the Friday Spring League getting in their second night of play. After two weeks the standings for the Spring League are as followings: still in first place with 10 under par are the team of Reggie Sampson, Billy Cozad, Clint Stuck and Amber McElroy.

Despite having fewer hits and more errors than Wapakoneta, Kenton pushed the Redskins to the end Friday in Western Buckeye League softball.

Kenton lost 5-0 to Wapakoneta in Western Buckeye League boys tennis Friday, but there were a lot of positives for the Wildcats.

DUNKIRK — Kamryn Dye drove in five runs to help Hardin Northern defeat Upper Scioto Valley 10-6 in Northwest Central Conference softball Friday.

DOLA — Upper Scioto Valley scored six runs in the top of the seventh to pull away from Hardin Northern for a 16-8 Northwest Central Conference baseball victory Friday.

WAPAKONETA — Kenton couldn’t get much offense going Friday as the Wildcats lost 5-0 to Wapakoneta in Western Buckeye League baseball.

BELLEFONTAINE — Indian Lake defeated Ben Logan 11-1 in Central Buckeye Conference baseball Friday.

FOSTORIA — Ada scored four runs in the top of the first inning, but could not hold on for a baseball victory Friday.

Kenton appeared to be in pretty bad shape Thursday afternoon. The Wildcats trailed Riverdale by six runs after the top of the fourth inning in a nonconference softball contest. But Kenton rallied and emerged with a 7-6 victory in eight innings on a walkoff home run by freshman Alivia Purtee.