ACME Hall of Fame honors 2026 class during state tournament festivities
- DeWayne Scott,
Adam Solomon
- Updated
KALIDA (WLIO) — The ACME Baseball Hall of Fame officially welcomed its 2026 class during Saturday's state tournament festivities at Holy Name Ballpark.
Bath's Ron Black, Coldwater's Toby Siefring and Fairview's Andy Singer were recognized before the crowd for their decades of contributions to ACME Baseball. Black spent 38 years serving as an umpire and coach, Siefring contributed as a player, coach, volunteer, District 4 commissioner, board member and state tournament host, while Singer has served as a coach, tournament manager and assistant commissioner after helping Fairview reach the 1995 ACME state championship game as a player.
Following the ceremony, Siefring reflected on his years with ACME and what the honor means after a lifetime dedicated to the organization.
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