Butler Dominates Arrows 52-0 It was a rough week two for the Tecumseh football team, as they not only saw their game postponed at Butler until Saturday due to the weather, but when they did play, it was a rough four quarters for the Arrows.

The Arrows fumbled their opening possession which led to a 10-yard scoring run from Nic Martin, setting the tone for a 52-0 Butler win against the Arrows.

Tyler Burrows added another touchdown three minutes later, giving the Aviators a 16-0 lead, which is how they ended the first period.

It got much worse, as Butler increased their lead to 38-0 at the half.

Tecumseh comes back Friday night in their home opener against Bellbrook, kickoff set for 7:30.

Bethel Football The Bees scored 21 points in the first five minutes of the game, en route to an easy 42-2 rout of Mississinawa Valley in a game that was moved to Saturday night due to the weather on Friday. After making the long drive to Union City, the Bees didn’t take long to set the tone.

Jacob Evans scored in the first minutes of the game, giving the Bees a 7-0 lead quickly. Noah Burrows and Ian Anderson also added touchdowns in the opening quarter to lead 21-0 just five minutes into the game.

“That definitely got us off to a fast start,” said Bethel coach Scott Clodfelter.

Josh Wills Matt First and Anderson scored the remaining touchdowns for Bethel, as they led 28-0 at the half.

Wills led the Bees with 189 yards rushing, part of 437 yards on the ground for the Bees. Evans and Anderson each added 78 yards, and Burrows ran for 47.

“One of our goals was to get off to a good start,” Clodfelter added. “I thought we played consistently today, and were consistent with our effort moving the ball. 437 yards on the ground is pretty good, we just need to stat consistent on getting the ball into the endzone.”

“Our defense played outstanding, our coaching staff really challenged them this week. We didn’t play well defensively last week, and we came out and played well in this game. We really improved between week one and two as far as details to win.”

Bethel returns to the field Friday night against Dayton Christian at 7:30. The game will be played at West Carrollton Middle School.

Tecumseh Golf  The Arrows lost a conference match last week, falling to Bellefontaine 149-191. Three Tecumseh golfers all tied for the team best of 47, including Michael Green, Brandon Kiminas and Brett Bogie. Finishing with 50s were Grant Heckman and Williams Sims, and Brenden Barger had a 52.

Tecumseh also had a victory last week in league play, 174-181 over Kenton Ridge. Green led the Arrows with a 40, Sims 42, Heckman 45, Kiminas 47, Sarihan 53 and Barger 56.

Tecumseh Girls Soccer The Arrows cruised to an easy 6-0 win over Ben Logan last week in a crossover CBC contest. Jasmine Hassell scored twice for the Arrows, while single goals came from Allison Roberts, Madison Hall, Kinley Berner and Allison Berner. Assists came from Elizabeth Gomez, Hall, Allison Berner and two from Brooke Hoffman.

“The girls came out and played well from the start,” said Tecumseh coach Craig Lindsey. “It was the best game I have seen so far this year with the midfielders and forwards playing together.”

Abby Adams had 10 saves in the win.

Tecumseh Boys Soccer Tecumseh lost a 9-0 non-conference game on Saturday to Division One power Butler, while they also saw their game at Ben Logan postponed 30 minutes into the first half due to lightning with the Arrows leading 2-0. No makeup date has been announced as of presstime.

Tecumseh Volleyball In addition to their game with Tippecanoe, the Arrows had a tri-match against Xenia and Wayne on Saturday, and the Arrows cruised to a pair of wins.

They defeated Xenia 25-17, 25-13 as Lindsey Nartker had 12 kills, while Caroline Smith added 21 assists and Zoey Dysinger added seven kills.

They came back to defeat Wayne 25-16, 15-18 behind Nartker who had 12 kills and 14 digs, Dysinger with four kills, Smith had 17 assists and Lucy Eier with three aces and four digs.

Northwestern Sports Notes The Northwestern girls’ soccer team won a pair of games last week, defeating Franklin Monroe 4-1 and Bellefontaine 3-2 to remain unbeaten on the season.

Against Franklin Monroe, Morgan Crawford scored twice to lead the way, while Cameryn Ciresi and Brianna Clouse each added a goal for the Warriors. Ciresi also added an assist.

They came back and defeated Bellefontaine behind one goal and an assist from Stephanie Angle, while additional goals were scored by Grace Elliott and Addy Gibson, with Crawford dishing out an assist.

* The boys’ team also defeated Bellefontaine 2-0 last week, as goals were scored by Zeke Holderman and Brock Cattell, with assists coming from Ben Boggs and Nathan Martin. Also last week, Northwestern tied Oakwood 1-1.

* The volleyball team split a pair of games last week, starting with a 25-10, 25-17, 25-15 win over Indian Lake. Korynne Berner had six kills against Indian Lake, while Sarah Hunt added 11 kills, seven assists and six digs. Haley Houseman recorded nine kills and four digs, with Rachel Martin handing out 15 assists and 9 digs, and Katelyn Partlow had six kills and 13 digs.

The Warriors came back with a 25-21, 25-10, 25-20 loss to Urbana. Hunt had seven kills and six assists, while Berner had four kills.