Ryan Isley

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After the Wadsworth graduate tied for first at the Ohio Athletic Conference Spring Preview with a round of 68, he took home sole possession of first with a 72 at the Peter C. Rossin Invitational hosted by Washington & Jefferson at Southpointe Golf Club in Cecil Township, Pa.

A day after falling 7-5 to the Mustangs (8-2, 2-1), the Bees (9-2, 3-1) came out on fire offensively, scoring three runs in the first inning and three more in the second.

The Grizzlies also had to contend with rain, lightning and even their coach's son to defeat Brecksville 3-0 and complete their Suburban League National series sweep.

After the Blue Devils (6-6) had scored three straight goals in the fourth quarter of the Medina County matchup to cut an 8-4 lead to just 8-7 on a goal by senior Ryleigh Vlcek with 2:49 left, the Grizzlies (9-3) won the next draw and went to work.

Bonnett led the 100-meter dash from start to finish, and then anchored the 4x200 relay, which also won.

After spending three seasons at Wright State -- including a redshirt -- Callaghan hit the transfer portal for his two remaining years of eligibility.

The Blue Devils accomplished part of their goal to come out with more fire than Monday.

Celia Pylypiak came out with the victory, narrowly edging Audrey Hartschuh in a personal-best 16.1 seconds.

Senior pitcher Tyler Heers shut down the 17th-seeded Pirates, while the ninth-seeded Bucks offense gave him more than enough support.