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Pirates out of the gate for spring sports

Bluffton High School spring sports is underway. Here’s the scores from the first contests. Watch the Icon later this week for complete game results from www.blufftonpirates.com

The Pirate baseball  team droped the opener 13-1 to McComb on Monday. Back in action Tuesday at Carey.

Lady Pirate defeat McComb 7-6 with home runs from Katie Prater and Libby Schaadt.

Bluffton boys’ tennis team defeated Bath 3-2.

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Denecker Special Mention All-Ohio Division III

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Luke Denecker, Bluffton High School junior, was named Special Mention All-Ohio Division III boys' basketball.

Denecker also earned First Team All Northwest District Honors for Division III.  

Denecker led Bluffton in scoring at 18.6 points per game and made a school record 66 three pointers during the season.  The point guard had 70 assists, 32 steals and averaged 5.6 rebounds per game as well.  

 

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Six Bluffton winners at Kenton Ridge powerlifting event

The Bluffton Powerlifters attended the meet in Kenton Ridge on March 2. Bluffton had six individual winners. Results follow:

Nebraska Montgomery -
80 Bench, 210 Deadlift - 4th in her class

Ivy Augsburger -
90 Bench, 240 Deadlift - 3rd place in her weight class

Shyanne Mortimer -
140 Bench, 325 Deadlift - 1st place in her weight class

Morgan Nusbaum -
135 Bench, 310 Deadlift - 2nd place in her weight class

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Alivia Koenig on all-Ohio Division IV second team

BHS senior was NWC's most valuable player this season

By Sam Brauen www.blufftonpirates.com
Bluffton High School senior guard Alivia Koenig has been named second team All- Ohio in Division IV basketball.

Koenig averaged 12.8 points per game her senior season and was selected as the Northwest Conference's Most Valuable Player. Bluffton finished the season tied with Columbus Grove as co-champions of the NWC.

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Bluffton's champ

Several hundred Pirate faithful roared in the stands as Bluffton celebrated its most recent state champion

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By Sam Brauen www.blufftonpirates.com
(COLUMBUS) – Deandre Nassar completed what he set out to do. 

The Bluffton High School senior standout grappler capped his career with a state championship and did not lose a single match the entire season. 

Nassar closed the 2018-19 campaign with a 48-0 record and now has added his name to the long history of Pirate wrestlers who have also earned state championships in years past.

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Deandre Nassar takes the mat tonight around 8:40 p.m.

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Tweets from www.blufftonpirates.com - Good evening Pirate fans!! 152 class is currently wrestling. There will be 160 and 170 as well as an awards ceremony before Deandre takes the mat tonight. 8:40 would be a safe guess as a possible start time.

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