Oak Hill High School

The Oak Hill Lady Eagles competed against a large field at Saturday’s Bronco Fall Classic at Daleville. With only three wrestlers entered, Oak Hill finished 29th out of 41 teams with 31 points. Freshman Acelynn “Ace” Bausch led the Lady Eagles with a dominant championship performance at 105 pounds. After receiving an opening-round bye, Ace won four consecutive matches to finish 4-0 and claim first place. Ace opened with a 15-0 technical fall over MaKalynn Bray of Clinton Central. She then pinned Payten Ross of Hamilton Heights in 1:03 and Bray’Liegh Sutton of Marion in 3:55 to advance to the championship match. In the final, Ace defeated Blackford’s Hannah Jernigan by a 16-0 technical fall in 2:37. Ace finished the tournament with two pins and two technical falls, earning all 31 of Oak Hill’s team points. Marley “Mac” McCreary competed at 140 pounds in her first high school wrestling tournament. Mac finished 0-2 after facing Lexi Mundell of Parke Heritage and Annabelle May of Mt. Vernon. She battled hard in both matches and gained valuable experience that will help her continue developing. Aubree “AB” Barcomb competed at 170 pounds and finished 0-2. She faced Nely Guevara-Henriquez of Marion and Amaelia Cordero Ballinger of Hamilton Heights. Although the results did not go her way, AB continued to show effort, heart and growth with every opportunity on the mat. Individual results 105 — Acelynn Bausch, 1st place, 4-0 Defeated MaKalynn Bray, Clinton Central — TF 15-0, 2:00 Defeated Payten Ross, Hamilton Heights — Pin, 1:03 Defeated Bray’Liegh Sutton, Marion — Pin, 3:55 Defeated Hannah Jernigan, Blackford — TF 16-0, 2:37 140 — Marley McCreary, 0-2 Lost to Lexi Mundell, Parke Heritage — Pin, 1:03 Lost to Annabelle May, Mt. Vernon — Pin, 0:51 170 — Aubree Barcomb, 0-2 Lost to Nely Guevara-Henriquez, Marion — Pin, 3:29 Lost to Amaelia Cordero Ballinger, Hamilton Heights — Pin, 0:50 This young Lady Eagles program continues to gain valuable experience every time it steps onto the mat. Ace delivered an outstanding championship performance, while Mac and AB showed courage and determination against quality competition. All three wrestlers gave Oak Hill plenty to be proud of. Outstanding job, ladies! Team result Oak Hill — 29th out of 41 teams, 31 points