DIVISION III

1. Alter (6-1): d. Carroll 54-7; hosts Hamilton Badin (5-2) at Fairmont.

2. Trotwood-Madison (5-2): d. Fairborn 42-6; at Stebbins (0-7).

3. Fenwick (5-2): d. CJ 34-19; hosts Cin. Purcell Marian (4-3).

4. Chaminade Julienne (6-1): lost 34-19 at Fenwick; hosts Cin. McNicholas (1-6).

5. Bellbrook (7-0): d. Eaton 41-6; hosts Brookville (6-1).

Bellefontaine, Butler, Carroll, Dunbar, Franklin, Greenville, Monroe, Piqua, Ponitz, Thurgood Marshall, Tippecanoe, West Carrollton, Wilmington

DIVISION IV

1. Clinton-Massie (6-1): d. Western Brown 70-0; hosts Goshen (5-2).

2. Valley View (3-4): lost 31-10 at Franklin; hosts Milton-Union (4-3).

3. Kenton Ridge (4-3): lost 38-26 at Jonathan Alder; hosts Springfield Shawnee on Thu.

4. Springfield Shawnee (4-3): lost 47-12 at Urbana; at Kenton Ridge (4-3) on Thu.

5. Northwestern (5-2): d. Benjamin Logan 44-12; hosts Indian Lake (2-5).

Eaton, Graham, Meadowdale, Northridge, Oakwood, Urbana

DIVISION V

1. Middletown Madison (7-0): d. Carlisle 54-0; at Northridge (4-3).

2. Anna (5-2): d. Fort Recovery 3934; at Coldwater (7-0).

3. Greeneview (6-1): d. Southeastern 42-14; at Cedarville (1-6).

4. Brookville (6-1): d. Monroe 21-13; at Bellbrook (7-0).

5. Miami East (5-2): d. Bradford 630; hosts Arcanum (1-6).

Carlisle, Greenon, Indian Lake, Milton-Union, Preble Shawnee, Versailles, Waynesville

DIVISION VI

1. Marion Local (7-0): d. Versailles 49-14; at Minster (5-2).

2. Coldwater (7-0): d. Delphos St. John’s 41-0; hosts Anna (5-2).

3. St. Henry (5-2): d. Minster 34-14; at Fort Recovery (3-4).

4. Mechanicsburg (6-1): d. West Jefferson 23-19; hosts Triad (5-2).

5. Covington (4-3): d. Bethel 54-7; hosts Bradford (0-7).

Arcanum, Bethel, Dayton Christian, Dixie, Fort Recovery, National Trail, Northeastern, Parkway, Tri-County North, Troy Christian, Twin Valley South, West Liberty-Salem

DIVISION VII

1. Minster (5-2): lost 34-14 at St. Henry; hosts Marion Local (7-0).

2. Fort Loramie (6-1): d. Mississinawa Valley 64-20; at TriVillage (3-4).

3. Lehman Catholic (4-3): d. Waynesfield-Goshen 22-3; hosts Upper Scioto Valley (2-5).

4. Ansonia (5-2): d. National Trail 2017; hosts Twin Valley South (4-3).

5. New Bremen (4-3): d. Parkway 3313; at Versailles (2-5).

Bradford, Catholic Central, Cedarville, Jefferson, Mississinawa Valley, Southeastern, Tri-Village, Triad — MARC PENDLETON Contributing Writer

The Wright State FAIRBORN — golf team has finished in the top half of the field in three of four fall tournaments, including a runner-up showing in the Valparaiso Crusader Collegiate last month.

Although coach Brian Arlinghaus isn’t content with just respectable results — he was definitely hoping for more at the 13-team Valpo tourney, where the Raiders were defending champs — he believes the experience his youthful squad is getting will pay off when the season heats up next spring.

“Our young guys now know what it feels like to be in the competition, and it’s humongous to learn that,” he said. “Like last year, at the Horizon League championships, we had the lead after round one, and our guys weren’t really too familiar with what it felt like to be in the lead. This is only going to help us come spring time and championship season.”

Austin Schoonmaker, a junior from Springboro, and Bryce Haney, a sophomore from Wayne, have been leading the way. They posted top-five finishes at Valpo and have shaved strokes off last year’s averages.

Schoonmaker has gone from 75.76 to 72.82 while also excelling in the classroom. He was named academic all-conference with a 4.0 grade-point average in Accounting.

“Schoonie has really taken off,” Arlinghaus said. “He’s put in more work than just about anybody I’ve ever seen, and it’s really started to pay dividends for him.

“His swing is coming together nicely. But more than anything, his approach to the game and the mental side of it has really, really improved. He’s a super-duper-good role model for the young guys.”

Haney had a breakout season in 2017-18 while being named the league freshman of the year and second-team all-conference. His average has gone from 75.45 to 74.27.

“Bryce is Mr. Consistent,” Arlinghaus said. “He doesn’t make many mistakes. He’s yet to find that gear to get him shooting in the mid- to lower-60s, but it’s there.”

The lone senior in the lineup is Mitch Lehigh, who is averaging 73.75. Rounding out the top six are sophomore Nathan Arnold (76.73) and freshmen Cole Corder (75.73) and Davis Root (76.13).

The Raiders play Monday and Tuesday at the UD Invitational at NCR South. It’s the highlight of the six-tourney fall season because they always like competing with the host Flyers.

“It’s just like basketball. They’re the team everybody in Dayton knows, and we’re trying to make sure people don’t forget about us,” Arlinghaus said.

The Raiders finish the fall season Oct. 22-23 at the Xavier Muskies Classic. After the winter break, they’ll play in mid-February in Savannah, Ga.

Women’s soccer: Senior midfielder Mattie Cutts was named the league offensive player of the week after posting three assists in a 3-1 win over UIC on Saturday. The Raiders, who are 4-6-2 and 3-1-1 in the conference, host IUPUI at 7 p.m. Saturday.

Men’s soccer: The Raiders (9-1-2, 3-0-1) dropped from 11th to 19th in the TopDrawerSoccer.com poll after losing at No. 6 Virginia, 2-1, and tying UIC, 1-1, at home last week.

They fell one spot to 23rd in the United Soccer Coaches poll.

They knocked off visiting West Virginia, 3-0, on Tuesday as Stefan Rokvic scored a pair of goals and play at Oakland at 3 p.m. Saturday.