The 20th-seeded Olentangy softball team scored three runs in the top of the sixth inning to even things up, but host and eighth-seeded Hilliard Bradley answered with two in the bottom half to escape with a 6-4 Division I district semifinal win Monday night in Hilliard.

Payton Kilrain, who finished a perfect 3-for-3 at the plate, led off the sixth with a single up the middle. Two batters later, Alex Newsome came through with an RBI single. A couple batters after that, Addi Hulshof singled to score a pair and make it a 4-4 game.

The momentum didn’t stay in the Braves’ dugout for long, though. With two out and two on in the bottom half, an error allowed the go-ahead runs to score — runs the Jaguars made hold up.

Newsome, Kai Cornelius and Petra Dissett backed Kilrain with two hits apiece while Hulshof had a team-high two RBI.

Candace Walters started in the circle for Olentangy, allowing four runs on five hits while striking out three and walking three in five innings of action.

Hulshof pitched the last one, allowing two runs on a hit while striking out two and walking one.

Olentangy Berlin 4, Teays Valley 2

The host and third-seeded Vikings landed the first blow, scoring a run in the bottom of the first inning, but the 17th-seeded Bears plated three in the third to take control en route to a Division I district semifinal win Monday in Ashville.

Addi Davis had the big hit in the third, coming through with a two-out, two-run double that turned out to be the difference.

Sydney Davis and Jocelyn Franz both finished with three hits while Addi Davis had the team-high two RBI.

Ella Erwine picked up the win in the circle, allowing two runs on nine hits while striking out two in seven solid innings.

Mount Vernon 6, Olentangy Orange 3

The 16th-seeded Pioneers fell into a 6-1 hole and never recovered as the host and seventh-seeded Yellow Jackets hung on for a Division I district semifinal win Monday night in Mount Vernon.

Anna Wilming led the charge for Orange, finishing 2-for-3 at the dish with a home run and three RBI. She also pitched well, limiting the high-powered Jackets to just six hits while striking out 12 and walking four in six innings of work.

Gauri Naik and Carley Phillips also had two hits apiece for the Pioneers.

Marysville 8, Olentangy Liberty 0

The 12th-seeded Patriots hung around early, keeping it a one-run game into the fifth, but the host and fourth-seeded Monarchs erupted for seven runs in the bottom of the fifth to pull away for a Division I district semifinal win Monday night in Marysville.

Hannah Pack and Sienna Hutchins each homered for the Monarchs, who outhit the Patriots, 9-2.

Brooke Aberle and Luci Matteo had Liberty’s hits.