PREP ROUNDUP: Ohio State-commit Miller leads Ontario past Clyde

ONTARIO — Ohio State commit Bodpegn Miller ran for two touchdowns and threw two TD passes to lead Ontario to a 38-7 win over Clyde in a Division IV Region 14 quarterfinal on Friday night. Miller completed 12 of 16 passes for 214 yards and carried 18 times for 134 yards for third-seeded Ontario (11-1). Brennan Wilson scored sixth-seeded Clyde's only touchdown on a 35-yard run in the third quarter. Adam Young finished with 47 yards on 13 carries for the Fliers. Brayden Olson caught six passes for 55 yards for Clyde, which finished the season 8-4. Clyde 0 0 7 0 — 7Ontario 7 21 7 3 — 38 O — Bodpegn Miller 2 run (Kooper Kilgore kick) O — Mason Vantilburg 14 run (Kilgore kick) O — Miller 5 run (Kilgore kick) O — Austin Pence 41 pass from Miller (Kilgore kick) O — Jason Mahon 24 pass from Miller (Kilgore kick) C — Brennan Wilson 35 run (Tyler Soper kick) O — Kilgore 42 field goal Bluffton 35, Huron 0 BLUFFTON — Bluffton used two long touchdown drives in the first quarter to build an early lead and went on to shut down Huron 35-0 in a Division VI Region 22 quarterfinal. Parker Lovell scored on runs of 1 and 34 yards in the first half and had 124 rushing yards before halftime. He finished with four rushing touchdowns for the second-seeded Pirates (11-1). Huron's Jackson McNulty blocked a Bluffton field goal attempt in the first half. The seventh-seeded Tigers finished the season 7-5. Huron 0 0 0 0 — 0Bluffton 14 7 7 7 — 35 B — Landen Worcester 2 run (Jackson Brauen kick)B — Parker Lovell 1 run (Brauen kick)B — Lovell 34 run (Brauen kick)B — Lovell run (Brauen kick)B — Lovell 4 run (Brauen kick) Orwig honored at volleyball tournament FAIRBORN — Monroeville assistant volleyball coach Bill Orwig was presented the 2024 Sportsmanship, Ethics and Integrity Award on Friday morning before the Division VII state championship match between Tiffin Calvert and Fort Loramie. Orwig has coached in various roles since 1999, coaching middle school, junior varsity, and varsity. Orwig is the father of Monroeville head coach Kendra Snook, who has won five regional championships since 2014, and advanced to the Division IV state title match in 2022. Orwig is the second area winner of the award after Nancy Hanger was honored in 1999.