1-15-08 Basketball Updates!

Lots of basketball games out there on a cold, snowy Tuesday night. We'll get them to you as soon as we can.

FINDLAY 68, TOLEDO SCOTT 53

By DAVE HANNEMAN
STAFF WRITER
When Kevin Krucki knocked down a 3-pointer early in the fourth quarter of Tuesday’s game against Toledo Scott, it’s a good bet his Findlay High teammates immediately sat up and took notice.
“They say when I make one, it’s got to be going good for everyone,” Krucki said.
That may be the understatement of the season.
Krucki’s 3-pointer was part of a torrid long-range barrage that powered Findlay (8-4 overall) to a 68-53 win over Scott in a non-league matchup between the two schools. It was Findlay’s first win over a Scott (5-5) team since a 71-68 overtime victory in November of 1970.
Findlay connected on just 2-of-13 3-point shots through the first three quarters of a back-and-forth battle that was deadlocked 40-40 heading into the final period. But the Trojans nailed their first four “3s” of the fourth quarter, converted on five of their first six shots from beyond the arc and had six treys in the period.
“We had some open looks in the first half. We just didn’t make them,” said FHS Coach Jim Rucki. “In the fourth quarter, we hit a couple and got some confidence.
“When you shoot the ball well, it sure makes everything else look better.”
Garrett Bugay opened the fourth quarter with a 3-pointer and, after Scott’s Owen Dotson was called or charging, Krucki nailed another.
“That was a nice inside-out play,” Rucki said. “We posted Luke (Kraus) up, and when they collapsed on him Kevin was wide open. He can make that shot, and after that it kind of snowballed.”
Following Krucki’s 3-pointer, Kraus scored on a nice back-door feed from Bugay, then knocked down a 3-pointer off a Matt Strzempka steal. That capped an 11-0 run that put Findlay up 51-40 and forced a frustrated Scott Coach Joe Suboticki to call a time out.
Dotson scored for Scott when play resumed. But Krucki converted on another back-door play and Kraus and Bugay hit 3-pointers during an 11-2 run that put the Trojans ahead 62-44 with 3:48 to play.
Kraus started slow, misfiring on his first four shots from the field and his first attempt from the line. But he heated up after that, scoring 9 points in the second quarter, 8 in the fourth and a career-high 30 for the game.
In the process, the 6-1 junior passed Chuck Rogers (756) and Will Toeppe (773) and moved into 13th place in Findlay High’s career scoring ranks with 784 pints.
Krucki, a 6-foot junior who plays inside against opponents four, five and six inches taller than he is, had a huge game with 17 points and 8 rebounds. Bugay hit three of his four 3-pointers in the fourth quarter and had 13 points.
Dotson had 17 points and David Sweeney 14 for Toledo Scott. The Bulldogs were nearly unstoppable when they were able to get the ball inside to quick, physical players like Dotson, Sheron Allen (9 points, 9 rebounds) and Hakeem Greer. Those three were a combined 13 of 17 on their 2-point attempts, but they were also whistled for seven fouls in the first quarter.
That may have been the main reason why Suboticki, asked for a comment after the game, had just a one-word answer — “Referees” — as he continued down the hall at Findlay High.
“I would say something,” Suboticki added, “but I’d probably say something wrong.”
“They killed us inside,” Rucki said. “We knew they were strong and athletic, but it was too easy for them sometimes. People should have to work harder than that to score inside on you.”
Findlay will get little time to savor Tuesday’s win. The Trojans are back on the court Thursday when they host Marion Harding in a Greater Buckeye Conference contest. Marion Harding (3-10, 1-4) handed Findlay (4-1 GBC) its lone league loss, 47-43, on Dec. 6 of 2007.
“I told the guys it would be nice to have this win on a Saturday night when they could enjoy it,” Rucki said. “But we don’t have that luxury. This game is over. Now we have to get ready to play Thursday.”
In Tuesday’s opener, Toledo Scott overcame a 6-point deficit in the final four minutes to beat Findlay’s junior varsity 45-40. Clay Paul had 11 points and Brock Ammons 9 for Findlay (5-7). David McDonald led Scott with 15.

toleod scott (53)
Freeman 0-2 0-0—0, Jones 3-8 0-0—6, Greer 2-5 1-4—5, Sweeney 4-12 5-7—14, Allen 3-4 3-4—9, Davis 0-1 0-0—0, Mumford 1-4 0-0—2, Dotson 8-8 1-1—17, Armstrong 0-2 0-0—0, Grier 0-0 0-0—0. TOTALS: 21-45 10-16—53.
findlay (68)
Kraus 11-24 5-8—30, Bundy 1-3 0-0—2, Krucki 5-5 6-7—17, Bugay 4-10 1-2—13, Strzempka 2-4 0-0—4, Condeni 0-0 0-0—0, Richter 1-1 0-0—2, Cole 0-0 0-0—0, Barger 0-1 0-0—0, Moore 0-0 0-0—0, Miller 0-0 0-0—0. TOTALS: 24-47 12-17—68.
Toledo Scott 11 15 14 13 — 53
Findlay 13 17 10 28 — 68
3-Point GOALS: Toledo Scott 1-6 (Jones 0-1, Sweeney 1-4, Armstrong 0-1); Findlay 8-22 (Kraus 3-9, Bundy 0-1, Krucki 1-1, Bugay 4-10, Barger 0-1).
rebounds: Toledo Scott 28 (Allen 9); Findlay 29 (Krucki 8, Strzempka 5).
turnovers: Toledo Scott 19, Findlay 15.
junior varsity: Toledo Scott, 45-40.

BOYS BASKETBALL
BLUFFTON 47, P-G 43
BLUFFTON — Bluffton stumbled down the stretch as Pandora-Gilboa overcame a 3-point deficit heading into the fourth quarter to garner a 47-43 boys basketball non-conference win Tuesday.
In the fourth quarter, Bluffton was 1-of-5 from the foul line while Pandora-Gilboa was able to connect on 5-of-6 attempts from the charity stripe.
Pandora-Gilboa (11-1 overall), ranked 18th in the latest Associated Press Division IV poll, was led by Austin Blaski’s 14 points. Josh Lee added 10 points.
Bluffton’s Patric Garlock netted a team-high 14 points while Kory Place added 9 for the Pirates (6-7).

Pandora-Gilboa (47)
Lehman 2-0—6, Howell 3-0—8, Maag 2-2—7, Blaski 3-7—14, Lee 5-0—10, Gratz 1-0—2. TOTALS: 16-9—47.
Bluffton (43)
Neal 1-1—3, Breidenbach 2-0—5, Nienberg 3-0—6, Garlock 6-1—14, Roby 3-0—6, Place 3-3—9. TOTALS: 18-5—43.
Pandora-Gilboa   8 7 14 18 — 47
Bluffton   13 10 9 11 — 43
3-Point GOALS: Pandora-Gilboa 6 (Lehman 2, Howell 2, Maag, Blaski); Bluffton 2 (Breidenbach, Garlock).
junior varsity: Pandora-Gilboa, 29-27.

PATRICK HENRY 63
DELTA 37
DELTA — Kyle Tietje poured in 21 points for Patrick Henry Tuesday night as the Patriots defeated Delta 63-37 in a Northwest Ohio Athletic League boys basketball game.
Patrick Henry (7-3, 3-0 NWOAL) established a comfortable 37-21 halftime lead in cruising to the victory.
Brendon Schwiebert scored 16 points for the Patriots. Kevin Tietje recorded a double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds.
Delta’s (5-7, 1-3) Eric Vaughan scored a team-high 14 points.

Patrick henry (63)
Ky. Tietje 9-0—21, Schwiebert 6-0—16, Ke. Tietje 5-2—12, Botjer 3-0—8, Rettig 1-0—2, George 1-0—2, Bower 1-0—2. TOTALS: 26-49 2-7—63.
delta (37)
Vaughan 5-0—14, Westphal 3-1—7, Betz 3-0—6, Gunn 2-1—6, Smith 1-0—2, Beverly 1-0—2. TOTALS: 15-50 2-4—37.
Patrick Henry   14 23 19 7 — 63
Delta   9 12 8 8 — 37
3-Point GOALS: Patrick Henry 9-17 (Schwiebert 4, Ky. Tietje 3, Botjer 2); Delta 5-20 (Vaughan 4, Gunn).
rebounds: Patrick Henry 35 (Ke. Tietje 11); Delta 20 (Betz 5, Smith 5).
turnovers: Patrick Henry 11, Delta 10.
junior varsity: Patrick Henry, 38-30.

COLONEL CRAWFORD 47
HOPEWELL-LOUDON 23
NORTH ROBINSON — The third time was the charm as Colonel Crawford came away with an easy 47-23 non-conference boys basketball win over Hopewell-Loudon Tuesday night.
The game had been scheduled for the beginning of the season but with the Chieftains’ extended football playoff run it was moved back a couple weeks. That date was postponed due to a bad snow storm and the game was rescheduled for Tuesday.
Austin Smith collected a double-double with 15 points and 10 rebounds, Tyler Haldeman added 12 points and Dan Sherer  9 rebounds for the Eagles (9-4 overall).
Tyler Brown’s 5-point, 9-rebound outing led Hopewell-Loudon (4-4). The Chieftains had a terrible night shooting from the field making just 9-of-49 attempts, including 1-of-12 from beyond the arc.

Hopewell-loudon (23)
Ad. Brickner 0-0—0, An. Brickner 1-0—2, Kirby 1-1—3, J. Hohman 0-1—1, Biddle 0-0—0, Siebenaller 0-0—0, Yost 1-1—4, Martishius 0-0—0, Ardner 2-0—4, H. Brickner 2-0—4, Brown 2-1—5, E. Hohman 1-0—2. TOTALS: 9-49 4-11—23.
Colonel Crawford (47)
Br. Tackett 1-1—3, Bl. Tackett 1-0—2, Long 1-0—2, Roe 1-1—3, Sherer 2-0—6, Haldeman 6-0—12, Smith 6-3—15, Alt 2-0—4. TOTALS: 20-42 5-12—47.
Hopewell-Loudon   7 6 6 4 — 23
Colonel Crawford   8 18 9 12 — 47
3-Point GOALS: Hopewell-Loudon 1-12 (Yost); Colonel Crawford 2-6 (Sherer 2).
rebounds: Hopewell-Loudon 27 (Brown 9); Colonel Crawford 33 (Smith 10, Sherer 9).
turnovers: Hopewell-Loudon 12, Colonel Crawford 17.
junior varsity: Hopewell-Loudon, 32-31.

FORT JENNINGS 52
CONVOY CRESTVIEW 28
FORT JENNINGS — After  leading only 18-13 at the half, Fort Jennings cruised over the final periods for a 52-28 non-conference boys basketball victory over  Convoy Crestview Tuesday night.
Troy Warnecke tallied a team-high 12 points and grabbed 8 rebounds for Fort Jennings (7-5 overall). Ross Gerdeman and Aaron Chandler added 11 points each while Gerdeman dished out 4 assists.
Michael Thompson and Tony Springer tallied 8 points each to lead the way for Crestview (5-6).

CONVOY Crestview (28)
Richey 1-2—5, Orsbon 1-0—3, Thompson 4-0—8, Springer 3-0—8, Biro 2-0—4. TOTALS: 11-46 2-2—28.
Fort Jennings (52)
Mesker 0-0—0, Korte 0-0—0, Chandler 5-0—11, Von Sossan 0-2—2, Geise 4-0—8, Schimmoeller 0-0—0, Horstman 3-2—8, Wagner 0-0—0, Gerdeman 5-1—11, Warnecke 6-0—12. TOTALS: 23-38 5-8—52.
Crestview   7 6 6 9 — 28
Fort Jennings   11 7 16 18 — 52
3-Point GOALS: Crestview 4-20 (Springer 2, Richey, Orsbon); Fort Jennings 1-16 (Chandler).
rebounds: Crestview 18 (Thompson 6); Fort Jennings 27 (Warnecke 8).
turnovers: Crestview 12, Fort Jennings 16.
junior varsity: Crestview, 28-22.

KALIDA 53
SPENCERVILLE 52
SPENCERVILLE — Spencerville’s second-half charge fell just short as Kalida was able to sneak away with the 53-52 non-conference boys basketball win Tuesday night.
Jordan Basinger scored a team-high 13 points for Kalida (7-4). Tyler Keysor had a game-high 24 points while Zach Bowers added 12 points for the Bearcats (5-8).

GIRLS BASKETBALL
MANSFIELD — Mansfield Senior used a small edge in the first half and big edge at the foul line to post a 54-49 win over Findlay Tuesday in a non-league girls basketball matchup.
Now 10-4 on the season, Mansfield Senior led 25-17 at the half. The Tygers protected that advantage by converting 21 of 37 free throws.
Leshea McCoy and Lessica White scored 13 points each for Mansfield. Shannice Black added 12 points and 9 rebounds.
Ashley Sottoway led the Trojans and all players with 15 points. Jonette McQueen added 8 points and Amber Petersen and Andrea Mitchell 7 each for the Trojans (4-11).

findlay (49)
Am. Petersen 3-0—7, Ash. Petersen 0-1—1, Mitchell 2-3—7, Sottoway 6-3—15, Romatowski 0-1—1, Butte 1-0_2, McQueen 4-0—8, Cruce 2-2—6, Miller 0-2—2. TOTALS: 18-48 12-17—49.
mansfield senior (54)
McCoy 4-4—13, Tyler 0-2—2, Gorgery 2-4—9, White 5-2—13, Taylor 2-1—5, Black 2-8—12. TOTALS: 15-44 21-37—54.
Findlay                             11 6 15 17 — 49
Mansfield Senior             14 11 10 19 — 54
3-Point GOALS: Findlay 1-5 (Am. Petersen); Mansfield Senior 3-5 (McCoy, Gorgery, White).
rebounds: Findlay 36 (Sottoway 5, Mitchell 5, Ash. Petersen 5); Mansfield Senior 35 (Black 9).
turnovers: Findlay 11, Mansfield Senior 15.
junior varsity: Mansfield Senior, 34-21.

RIVERDALE                         50
ARLINGTON                        35
RIVERDALE — Kayla Brown used a great all-around performance to help Riverdale defeat Arlington 50-35 Tuesday night in non-conference girls basketball action.
Brown tallied a double-double for Riverdale (10-2), pumping in 19 points to go along with 10 rebounds and 5 steals. The Falcons’ Kelli Kotterman added 11 points while twin sister Kristi Kotterman added 10.
Arlington’s Morgan Rogers netted 10 points and hauled in 8 rebounds while Jasmine Foster added 10 points and Katie Hunter 9 for the Red Devils (8-7).
Riverdale forced Arlington into 21.

Riverdale (50)
Sheets 0-0—0, Ka. Brown 7-4—19, Ke. Kotterman 4-1—11, Fox 1-0—2, Spiegel 0-0—0, Conley 0-2—2, Ky. Brown 0-0—0, Dilley 2-0—4, Kr. Kotterman 4-0—10, Wells 1-0—2, Altvater 0-0—0. TOTALS: 19-42 7-10—50.
Arlington (35)
Hunter 3-2—9, Foster 5-0–10, Bower 0-0—0, Rogers 5-0—10, Glick 3-0—6, Beach 0-0—0. TOTALS: 17-33 2-7—35.
Riverdale  13 15 14 8 — 50
Arlington  13 10 8 4 — 35
3-Point GOALS: Riverdale 5-12 (Kr. Kotterman 2, Ke. Kotterman 2, Brown); Arlington 1-2 (Hunter).
rebounds: Riverdale 27 (Brown 10); Arlington 21 (Rogers 8).
turnovers: Riverdale 10, Arlington 21.
junior varsity: Riverdale, 47-41.

ST. WENDELIN                    72
HARDIN NORTHERN        36
DOLA — Chelcie Rutter knocked down 19 points for undefeated Fostoria St. Wendelin as the Mohawks beat Hardin Northern 72-36 Tuesday night in an non-conference girls basketball game.
After a 12-12 tie in the first quarter, St. Wendelin unleashed its offense outscoring Hardin Northern 43-11 in the middle two quarters.
Lindsay Schiefer scored 15 points for the Mohawks (13-0). Dani Papenfus and Francena Tate scored 12 and 11 points, respectively. Jordan Geroski and Lindsay Marugg each pulled down 7 rebounds.
Hardin Northern’s Ashley Poe led the Polar Bears with 9 points and 11 rebounds. Poe also recorded 3 assists as the Polar Bears slipped to 2-12.

Fostoria St. Wendelin (72)
Tate 5-0—11, Schefer 7-1—15, Rutter 7-0—19, Papenfus 6-0—12, Marugg 1-0—2, Riser 1-0—3, Souder 1-0—2, Geroski 3-0—6, Schiefer 1-0—2. TOTALS: 32-69 1-5—72.
Hardin Northern (36)
Poe 3-3—9, Motter 0-6—6, Spearman 4-0—8, Stump 0-3—3, Shields 1-2—4, Hastings 2-0—4, Smith 1-0—2. TOTALS: 11-40 14-18—36.
Fostoria St. Wendelin   12 22 21 17 — 72
Hardin Northern   12 6 5 13 — 36
3-Point GOALS: Fostoria St. Wendelin 7-22 (Rutter 5, Tate & Riser); Hardin Northern 0-7.
rebounds: Fostoria St. Wendelin 29 (Marugg 7 & Geroski 7); Hardin Northern 30 (Poe 11).
turnovers: Fostoria St. Wendelin 13, Hardin Northern 21.
junior varsity: Fostoria St. Wendelin, 40-14.

CAREY 48
WYNFORD 43
CAREY — Karrah Windau poured in 23 points as Carey  squeezed by Wynford 48-43 Tuesday night in a non-conference girls basketball game.
Wynford established a 10-4 first-quarter lead but Carey rallied over the final three quarters.
Taylor Vaughn scored 7 points for the Blue Devils (13-2). Windau pulled down 5 rebounds and recorded 3 steals. Courtney Holsinger recorded 5 assists and 3 steals.

Wynford (43)
Miller 2-1—5, W. McCombs 2-0—4, B. McCombs 5-4—14, Heinlen 5-0—12, Krebs 2-0—4. TOTALS: 19-45 5-7—43.
Carey (48)
Wentling 2-0—5, Vaughn 3-0—7, Spurlock 1-3—5, Holsinger 0-4—4, Hill 1-2—4, Windau 8-4—23. TOTALS: 15-49 14-19—48.
Wynford   10 5 10 18 — 43
Carey   4 16 17 11 — 48
3-Point GOALS: Wynford 0-2; Carey 5-7 (Windau 3, Wentling, Vaughn).
rebounds: Wynford 26; Carey 15 (Windau 5).
turnovers: Wynford 25, Carey 16.
junior varsity: Wynford, 32-22.

UPPER SANDUSKY 73
FOSTORIA SENIOR 44
UPPER SANDUSKY — Clare Aubry shot lights out for Upper Sandusky Tuesday night scoring a game-high 28 points as the Rams defeated Fostoria Senior 73-44 in a Northern Ohio League girls basketball game.
Upper Sandusky (10-4 overall, 6-3 NOL) led the entire contest as Rebecca Gamby backed Aubry by tossing in 15 points.
Veronica Wonderly scored 16 points for Fostoria (3-9, 2-6).

fostoria SENIOR (44)
Herrig 5-0—10, Hall 4-3—12, Myers 3-0—6, Wonderly 7-1—16. TOTALS: 19-53 4-8—44.
upper sandusky (73)
Kline 1-2—4, Jones 3-2—7, Plott 3-0—7, Wetherell 2-1—3, Gamby 5-5—15, Aubry 9-7—28, England 1-0—2, Caudill 1-0—2. TOTALS: 24-45 17-22—73.
Fostoria   11 9 16 8 — 44
Upper Sandusky   21 15 21 16 — 73
3-Point GOALS: Fostoria 2-9 (Hall & Wonderly); Upper Sandusky 6-8 (Aubry 3, Jones 2, Mott).
rebounds: Fostoria 21 (Myers 6); Upper Sandusky 40.
turnovers: Fostoria 20, Upper Sandusky 22.
junior varsity: Upper Sandusky, 46-21.

NEW RIEGEL 48
BUCYRUS 32
BUCYRUS — State-ranked New Riegel led by just four points heading into the fourth quarter before pulling away for a 48-32 non-conference girls basketball win over Bucyrus Tuesday night.
Paula Kelbley pumped in a game-high 15 points for the Blue Jackets, who were ranked 11th in the latest Division IV Associated Press poll. Jackie Reinhart popped in 14 points while Rachelle Lucius grabbed 10 rebounds and Lauren Hutton picked off 7.

New Riegel (48)
L. Mathias 0-1—1, Wagner 1-1—3, Reinhart 6-2—14, T. Mathias 1-0—3, Kelbley 5-14, Lucius 0-4—4, Hutton 2-4—8. TOTALS: 15-41 16-23—48.
Bucyrus (32)
Rehm 3-5—11, Hawkins 4-0–11, Ervin 1-2—4, Reser 0-1—1, Gregg 2-1—5. TOTALS: 10-52 9-18—32.
New Riegel   9 7 11 21 — 48
Bucyrus   5 7 11 9 — 32
3-Point GOALS: New Riegel 2 (T. Mathias & Kelbley); Bucyrus 3 (Hawkins 3).
rebounds: New Riegel 37 (Lucius 10, Hutton 7); Bucyrus 36.
turnovers: New Riegel 20, Bucyrus 20.
junior varsity: Bucyrus, 42-39.

TOLEDO CHRISTIAN 73
NORTH BALTIMORE 33
TOLEDO — North Baltimore fell 73-33 in a non-conference contest with Toledo Christian Tuesday night.
Baley Delancy netted 9 points to lead the way for the Tigers (0-14). Penny Rayle added 7 points and Courtney Lincoln grabbed 6 rebounds for North Baltimore.
Tami DuVall tallied a game-high 27 points for Toledo Christian while Bethanie Critchley added 10 points.

North Baltimore (33)
Orians 0-0—0, Tellez 0-1—1, Cohen 1-1—3, Rayle 3-0—7, Lincoln 1-0—2, Delancy 3-0—9, Stearns 2-0—4, Woodruff 1-0—2, Bowers 0-0—0, Stewart 0-0—0, Lukas 0-0—0, Euler 2-1—5. TOTALS: 13-44 3-9—33.
Toledo Christian (73)
Yeager 1-0—2, Shad 2-0—4, Fox 2-0—5, Roose 1-1—3, DuVall 10-7—27, Ashbaucher 0-0—0, Segler 2-2—8, Harder 2-1—5, Longweld 2-3—7, Stewart 1-0—2, Critchley 5-0—10. TOTALS: 28-62 14-25—73.
North Baltimore   7 6 13 7 — 33
Toledo Christian   12 16 24 21 — 73
3-Point GOALS: North Baltimore 4-17 (Rayle, Delancy 3); Toledo Christian 3-13 (Segler 2, Fox).
rebounds: North Baltimore 23 (Lincoln 6); Toledo Christian 36.
turnovers: North Baltimore 19, Toledo Christian 17.
junior varsity: Toledo Christian, 41-20.

GIBSONBURG 50
HOPEWELL-LOUDON 33
GIBSONBURG — Gibsonburg outscored Hopewell-Loudon 50-33 Tuesday night in a non-conference girls basketball game.
Molly Risner scored a team-high 10 points for Hopewell-Loudon (3-10). Brittany Egbert recorded 13 rebounds and 2 assists.

hopewell-loudon (33)
Risner 4-0—10, Hopple 3-0—6, McAllister 0-1—1, Kapelka 0-2—2, Egbert 3-2—8, Vaughn 1-4—6. TOTALS: 11-44 9-21—33.
gibsonburg (50)
Krotzer 0-3—3, Whetsel 2-0—4, Wilburn 2-1—5, Hill 2-7—13, Clark 4-1—9, Stainbrock 1-2—4, Jones 4-4—12. TOTALS: 15-42 18-24—50.
Hopewell-Loudon   4 9 10 10 — 33
Gibsonburg   6 7 14 23 — 50
3-Point GOALS: Hopewell-Loudon 2-6 (Risner); Gibsonburg 2-8 (Hill).
rebounds: Hopewell-Loudon 34 (Egbert 13); Gibsonburg 22.
turnovers: Hopewell-Loudon 20, Gibsonburg 17.
junior varsity: Gibsonburg, 34-15.

PATRICK HENRY 56
MILLER CITY 49
MILLER CITY — Michelle Nickles knocked down 14 points for Patrick Henry Tuesday night as the Patriots defeated Miller City 56-49 in a non-conference girls basketball game.
Ashley Christman, Saige Meyer and Jericha Benavides each scored 8 points for Patrick Henry (7-7).
Miller City’s Ashley Schroeder scored a team-high 15 points. Carrie Griggs and Stacey Schroeder scored 15 and 10 points, respectively.

Patrick henry (56)
Seemann 2-0—4, Ehlers 2-3—7, Heitman 0-0—0, Nickles 5-1—14, Christman 3-0—8, Hoffman 1-0—3, Meyer 2-4—8, McGraw 2-0—4, Benavides 2-0—8. TOTALS: 20-54 8-15—56.
miller city (49)
Wenzinger 0-1—1, Griggs 5-0—13, Schnipke 3-2—8, Kohls 0-2—2, S. Schroeder 5-0—10, A. Schroeder 6-3—15. TOTALS: 19-54 8-13—49.
Patrick Henry   19 8 16 13 — 56
Miller City   16 18 7 8 — 49
3-Point GOALS: Patrick Henry 8-24 (Nickles 3, Christman 2, Benavides 2, Hoffman); Miller City 3-18 (Griggs).
rebounds: Patrick Henry 27, Miller City 34.
turnovers: Patrick Henry 13, Miller City 19.
junior varsity: Miller City, 33-15.

Comments

[Ken]

John, most people just want the scores. Thats why TV just scrolls the score across bottom and give details on big games.

[John]

Ken,
Their updates will be more than scores; they'll have the stats, though I wish they'd include the first names in the box scores (hint, hint from an old Courier fellow employee).

[Ken]

Wow, this was hard...

Final
Toledo Scott 53
Findlay 68

Final
Patrick Henry 63
Delta 37

Final

Convoy Crestview 28
Fort Jennings 52

Final
Pandora-Gilboa 47
Bluffton 43

Girls
Final
Fostoria Senior 44
Upper Sandusky 73

Final
Arlington 35
Riverdale 50

Final
Findlay 49
Mansfield Senior 54

Final
Hopewell-Loudon 33
Gibsonburg 50

Final
North Baltimore 33
Toledo Christian 73

Final
Patrick Henry 56
Miller City 49

Final
St. Wendelin 72
Hardin Northern 36

Final
Wynford 43
Carey 48