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BOYS BASKETBALL
CRESTLINE 54
RIVERDALE 48
CRESTLINE — Crestline’s boys basketball team picked up its first North Central Conference win of the season by knocking off Riverdale 54-48 Friday night.
With the win, the Bulldogs improved their record to 4-8 overall and 1-7 in the NCC. Riverdale fell to 4-7 and 3-5.
Taylor Kin netted 16 points and Landon Kessler added 12 to pace the Falcons.
Mychal Stewart led a trio of Crestline players in double figures with 20 points. Zach Carroll netted 14 and Mike Rhodes chipped in 11.
Riverdale (48)
Markovic 2-1—5, Kessler 4-4—12, Frey 3-3—9, Kin 7-2—16, Shark 2-0—4, Draper 1-0—2. TOTALS: 19-44 10-20—48.
Crestline (54)
Rhodes 5-1—11, Carroll 5-4—14, Scarbro 1-0—2, Hartings 3-1—7, Stewart 7-6—20. TOTALS: 21-36 12-19—54.
3-Point GOALS: Riverdale zero; Crestline zero.
rebounds: Riverdale 28, Crestline 16.
turnovers: Riverdale 21, Crestline 15.
junior varsity: Riverdale, 43-34.
ELIDA 48
OTTAWA-GLANDORF 47
OTTAWA — Elida used a 16-5 run in the second quarter to gain a 48-47 Western Buckeye League boys basketball victory over Ottawa-Glandorf Friday night.
The Titans led 15-8 after one quarter but Elida shut down the O-G offense in the second quarter allowing the Bulldogs to go into the half up 24-20.
Bo Mathias led all scorers with a 14-point night for Elida (4-7, 1-3 WBL) with 8 of his points in the fourth quarter.
Taylor Kuhlman drained three 3-pointers on his way to an 11-point outing for Ottawa-Glandorf (7-4, 2-2). Jake Meyer pitched in with 10 points for the Titans.
Elida (48)
Kraft 1-2—5, Ragin 2-2—6, Knotts 2-3—7, Swick 4-0—8, Mathias 5-2—14, Shurelds 4-0—8, Warren 0-0—0. TOTALS: 18 9-14—48.
Ottawa-Glandorf (47)
Brickner 0-2—2, Everett 2-0—4, Pothast 0-0—0, T. Kuhlman 6-2—11, Schmiedebusch 0-2—2, Moening 1-1—3, Bellman 3-1—7, B. Kuhlman 0-0—0, Schomaeker 4-0—8, Meyer 4-1—10. TOTALS: 17 9-16—47.
Elida 8 16 9 15 — 48
Ottawa-Glandorf 15 5 10 17 — 47
3-Point GOALS: Elida 3 (Mathias 2, Kraft); Ottawa-Glandorf 4 (T. Kuhlman 3, Meyer).
turnovers: Elida 16, Ottawa-Glandorf 16.
VAN BUREN 74 C-R 21
VAN BUREN — Matt Phillips scored his 1,000th point Friday night to help Van Buren destroy Cory-Rawson 74-21 in a Blanchard Valley Conference boys basketball game.
Phillips, who needed 19 points to reach 1,000, scored 24 points on the night and extended his career total of 1,006 points.
The Black Knights (10-2, 3-2 BVC) established a 41-13 halftime lead and cruised to the easy victory.
Patrick Stacy scored a 9 points, Chase Marshall recorded 6 assists, and Ray Wolfe pulled down 6 rebounds for Van Buren.
Cory-Rawson’s Blaine Beilharz scored 7 points and Josh Curth recorded 5 rebounds and 2 assists for the Hornets (1-10, 0-5).
cory-rawson (21)
Horstman 0-1—1, Beilharz 3-0—7, Anderson 1-0—2, Devor 1-0—2, Erford 2-1—5, Hector 2-0—4, Curth 0-0—0. TOTALS: 9-29 2-6—21.
van buren (74)
Greer 2-0—5, Marshall 2-0—5, Baney 2-0—5, Stacy 4-0—9, Grant 3-0—6, Tropf 1-0—2, Ryder 2-2—6, Gilliland 4-0—8, Phillips 9-4—24, Wolfe 2-0—4. TOTALS: 31-51 6-8—74.
Cory-Rawson 2 11 5 3 — 21
Van Buren 22 19 19 14 — 74
3-Point GOALS: Cory-Rawson 1-9 (Beilharz); Van Buren 6-14 (Phillips 2, Greer, Marshall, Baney, Stacy).
rebounds: Cory-Rawson 15 (Curth 5); Van Buren 23 (Wolfe 6).
turnovers: Cory-Rawson 16, Van Buren 3.
junior varsity: Van Buren, 54-19.
LIBERTY-BENTON 87
HARDIN NORTHERN 20
DOLA — Zach Thompson knocked down 20 points for Liberty-Benton as the undefeated Eagles defeated Hardin Northern 87-20 Friday night in a Blanchard Valley Conference boys basketball matchup.
Liberty-Benton (10-0, 5-0 BVC) established a comfortable 55-8 halftime score and coasted to the easy victory.
Garret Garcia and Derek Recker each scored 12 points for the Eagles. Andy Smith scored 11 points.
Brock Crist scored a team-high 5 points for the Polar Bears (2-6, 1-4 BVC).
Liberty-benton (87)
Craft 5-3—13, Thompson 7-1—20, Wallace 1-1—3, Garcia 5-1—12, Smith 4-3—11, Jones 0-1—1, Pasche 3-3—9, Hyde 3-0—6, Recker 4-2—12. TOTALS: 32 15-23—87.
Hardin Northern (20)
Doll 2-0—4, Bacon 2-0—4, Ratliff 1-0—2, Crist 2-0—5, Walter 1-2—4, Shepard 0-1—1. TOTALS: 8 3-11—20.
Liberty Benton 23 32 18 14 — 87
Hardin Northern 4 4 8 4 — 20
3-Point GOALS: Liberty-Benton 8 (Thompson 5, Recker 2, Garcia); Hardin Northern 1 (Crist).
junior varsity: Liberty-Benton, 40-24.
VANLUE 56
MCCOMB 42
MCCOMB — Vanlue clamped down in the fourth quarter, holding McComb to three points for the quarter as the Wildcats collected a 56-42 Blanchard Valley Conference boys basketball win.
The Wildcats (10-2, 3-2 BVC) only gave up 5 turnovers for the contest while McComb turned the ball over 12 times.
Josh Kloepfer tallied a game-high 17 points for the Wildcats while Nick Lee backed Kloepfer with a 15-point effort.
Shane Swisher’s 10-point outing led the way for the Panthers. McComb’s Kevan Westenbarger grabbed 7 rebounds and dished out 3 assists. The Panthers now sit at 5-5 overall and 2-3 in the BVC.
Vanlue (56)
Chiow 0-0—0, Arnold 2-1—5, Lee 5-5—15, Cook 2-0—5, Kloepel 2-3—7, Kloepfer 8-1—17, Alfred 1-0—2, Simon 1-0—2. TOTALS: 21-49 10-19—56.
McComb (56)
Rader 1-2—4, George 3-0—8, Swisher 4-2—10, Schroeder 2-0—6, Drewes 0-0—0, Roth 2-2—7, Dee 1-1—3, Westenbarger 2-0—4. TOTALS: 15-42 7-10—56.
Vanlue 12 12 18 14 — 56
McComb 9 16 14 3 — 42
3-Point GOALS: Vanlue 4-11 (Lee 3, Cook); McComb 5-19 (George 2, Schroeder 2, Roth).
rebounds: Vanlue 28; McComb 23 (Westenbarger 7).
turnovers: Vanlue 5, McComb 12.
junior varsity: McComb, 41-35.
LEIPSIC 50
ARCADIA 46
ARCADIA — Leipsic snuck past Arcadia Friday night 50-46 in Blanchard Valley Conference boys basketball play.
The Vikings grabbed a 36-29 rebounding advantage over Arcadia and was able to connect on 12-of-19 free throw attempts.
Michael Benton popped in 16 points for the Vikings (3-7, 2-3 BVC). Nate Schroeder tallied 9 points and hauled in 8 rebounds and Aaron Gerten added 9 points for Leipsic.
Arcadia’s C.J. Holman netted 12 points and grabbed 10 rebounds while Landon Fleegle pitched in 11 points for the Redskins (6-5, 1-4).
Leipsic (50)
Maag 1-1—3, Gibson 2-0—4, Nadler 1-0—2, N. Schroeder 4-1—9, Gerten 1-6—9, Mangas 1-0—2, Benton 6-4—16, D. Schroeder 1-0—3, J. Schroeder 1-0—2. TOTALS: 18-54 12-19—50.
Arcadia (46)
Riggs 1-1—3, Tryon 2-0—4, Valentine 2-3—7, Aurand 1-1—3, Cole 3-0—6, Holman 4-3—12, Fleegle 5-0—11, Pina 0-0—0, Baker 0-0—0, Kummerer 0-0—0. TOTALS: 18-41 8-16—46.
Leipsic 11 13 13 13 — 50
Arcadia 11 12 10 13 — 46
3-Point GOALS: Leipsic 2-9 (Gerten, D. Schroeder); Arcadia 2-11 (Holman, Fleegle).
rebounds: Leipsic 36 (N. Schroeder 8); Arcadia 29 (Holman 10).
turnovers: Leipsic 20, Arcadia 16.
junior varsity: Leipsic, 57-24.
PATRICK HENRY 61
BRYAN 48
HAMLER — Patrick Henry’s Kyle Tietje connected on 11-of-16 shots from the field on his way to 26 points as the Patriots stopped Bryan 61-48 in Northwest Ohio Athletic League boys basketball game Friday night.
The Patriots (6-3 overall, 2-0 NWOAL) led just 42-41 heading into the final frame before pulling away with a 19-7 fourth quarter advantage.
Zach Botjer popped in 11 points and Brendon Schwiebert added 10 for Patrick Henry.
Andy Park scored 14 points and grabbed 6 rebounds while Matt Jones added 12 for Bryan (3-9, 1-3).
Bryan (48)
Park 6-2—14, Jones 5-2—12, Gallagher 3-3—9, Hollabaugh 1-2—4, Alabata 2-0—4, Shaffer 1-0—3, Nossaman 0-2—2. TOTALS: 18-51 8-10—48.
Patrick Henry (61)
Ky. Tietje 11-3—26, Botjer 4-3—11, Schwiebert 4-0—10, Ke. Tietje 4-1—9, Rettig 1-1—3, Bergstedt 0-2—2, Bower 0-0—0. TOTALS: 24-46 10-15—61.
Bryan 11 12 18 7 — 48
Patrick Henry 21 13 8 19 — 61
3-Point GOALS: Bryan 4-13 (Gallagher 3, Shaffer); Patrick Henry 3-8 (Schwiebert 2, Ky. Tietje).
rebounds: Patrick Henry 27 (Bergstedt 6, Ky. Tietje & Schwiebert 5); Tinora 24 (Park 6, Jones 5).
turnovers: Patrick Henry 16, Tinora 14.
junior varsity: Bryan, 49-45.
MILLER CITY 66
OTTOVILLE 64
MILLER CITY — Miller City’s Cody Vennekotter scored four of his 16 points in overtime as the Wildcats knocked off Ottoville 66-64 in a Putnam County boys basketball game Friday night.
Miller City (5-6 overall, 3-0 PCL) outscored Ottoville 16-10 in the fourth quarter to force the extra session.
Mitch Wenzinger led four Miller City players in douible figures with 20 points. Vennekotter scored 16 points, Jordan Konst netted 14 points and Justin Konst added 10 for the Wildcats.
Andrew Koch pumped 20 points and Brad Turnwald chipped in 15 for the Big Green (5-7, 1-3).
Ottoville (66)
Odenweller 1-0—2, Miller 0-0—0, Landin 3-0—8, Koch 7-2—20, S. Pohlman 1-2—5, K. Pohlman 1-2—4, Sargent 2-0—4, Beining 3-0—6, B. Turnwald 5-5—15. TOTALS: 23 11-14—64.
Miller City (64)
K. Niese 1-0—2, Doster 1-0—2, Konst 4-2—10, K. Niese 0-0—0, Wenzinger 7-6—20, Meyer 1-0—2, Vennekotter 7-2—16. TOTALS: 27 12-20—64.
Ottoville 17 11 17 10 9 — 64
Miller City 10 15 14 16 11 — 66
3-Point GOALS: Ottoville 7 (Kocvh 4, Landin 2, S. Pohlman); Miller City none.
junior varsity: Miller City, 38-25.
CONTINENTAL 50
FORT JENNINGS 45
CONTINENTAL — With a big second quarter effort, Continental earned its second win of the season, 50-45 over Fort Jennings in Putnam County League boys basketball action.
The Pirates trailed 14-8 after the first quarter but put together a 17-9 run in the second period to go into the half up 25-23.
Damon Schmidt was 9-of-9 shooting from the foul line on his way to a 15-point effort for the Pirates (2-11, 0-2). Schmidt also grabbed 9 rebounds while Chase Ordway tallied 14 points and Ben Swartzman added 11 for Continental.
Derek Geise’s 15 points led the way for Fort Jennings (6-5, 1-2) while Aaron Chandler pitched in with 11 points.
Fort jennings (45)
Korte 2-0—4, Chandler 4-1—11, Von Sossan 2-0—6, Geise 7-1—15, Horstman 0-4—4, Gerdeman 0-2—2, Warnecke 1-1—3. TOTALS: 16-43 9-15—45.
Continental (50)
Homier 0-0—0, Schmidt 3-9—15, Swartzman 4-3—11, Ordway 4-2—14, Spitnale 2-0—4, Mansfield 2-2—6. TOTALS: 15-33 16-21—50.
Fort Jennings 14 9 12 10 — 45
Continental 8 17 14 11 — 50
3-Point GOALS: Fort Jennings 4-13 (Von Sossan 2, Chandler); Continental 4-13 (Ordway 4).
rebounds: Fort Jennings 25; Continental 26 (Schmidt 9).
turnovers: Fort Jennings 15, Continental 15.
junior varsity: Continental, 26-24.
ADA 82
LINCOLNVIEW 55
VAN WERT — Ada rolled to a 47-26 halftime lead as the Bulldogs improved to 7-1 overall and 4-0 in the Northwest Conference with an 82-55 boys basketball win over Lincolnview Friday night.
Zac Dysert put together another big night as he netted 29 points and grabbed 7 rebounds.
Two other Ada players reached double digits. Kyle Baker scored 13 points and Mitchell Faine added 11.
Kaleb Baucom led the way for Lincolnview (3-8, 2-2) with 14 points and 6 rebounds. Corey Wolters popped in 13 points..
BLUFFTON 63
COLUMBUS GROVE 51
COLUMBUS GROVE — Tyler Neal scored 18 points to lead Bluffton to a 63-51 Northwest Conference boys basketball win over Columbus Grove Friday night.
With the win, Bluffton improved to 6-6 overall and 2-2 in the NWC. Columbus Grove fell to 2-7 and 1-4.
Patric Garlock backed Neal with 13 points while Dan Nienberg added 11.
Adam Osterhage scored 16 points and Matt Jennell netted 12 to lead the Bulldogs.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
CAREY 66
NORTH BALTIMORE 21
NORTH BALTIMORE — Carey held North Baltimore to four or less points in three of the four quarters Friday night as the Blue Devils collected a 66-21 Midland Athletic League victory over the Tigers.
The Blue Devils also forced North Baltimore (0-12 overall, 0-6 MAL) into 28 turnovers while gaining a 33-15 rebounding edge.
Karrah Windau pumped in 13 points while Courtney Holsinger added 12 points for Carey (12-2, 6-1). Ashley Baker contributed 10 points for Carey, who was 25-of-60 from the field.
Valerie Stearns led the Tigers with 11 points and 5 rebounds. North Baltimore was 8-of-47 shooting.
Carey (66)
Wentling 1-0—2, Vaughn 4-2—11, Batton 0-0—0, Spurlock 3-1—7, Baker 4-2—10, Holsinger 4-4—12, Distel 0-2—2, Hill 3-3—9, Windau 6-1—13, Christy 0-0–0. TOTALS: 25-60 15-20—66.
North Baltimore (21)
Tellez 0-0—0, Cohen 1-0—2, Rayle 2-0—5, Lincoln 0-0—0, Delancy 1-0—3, Stearns 4-3—11, Woodruff 0-0—0, Bowers 0-0—0, Stewart 0-0—0, Lukes 0-0—0. TOTALS: 8-47 3-9—21.
Carey 19 13 17 17 — 66
North Baltimore 4 10 4 3 — 21
3-Point GOALS: Carey 1-6 (Vaughn); North Baltimore 2-9 (Rayle, Delancy).
rebounds: Carey 33; North Baltimore 15 (Stearns 5).
turnovers: Carey 16, North Baltimore 28.
junior varsity: Carey, 50-30.
Lake 36
Elmwood 40
BLOOMDALE — Brooke Morgart dropped in 15 points and helped lead Elmwood to a 40-36 Suburban Lakes League girls basketball victory Friday night.
Liz Wagner added 8 points for the Royals (14-1, 9-0 SLL), who trailed 12-9 at the end of the first quarter before grabbing a 22-19 lead at halftime.
Kasie Brittenham paced the Flyers with 17 points.
Lake (9-5, 5-4) was 14-of-26 from the field and turned the ball over 22 times.
Elmwood was 11-of-35 from the field and turned the ball over only 7 times. Chelsea Barnhisel grabbed 8 rebounds.
Lake (36)
Lind 1-0—2, McKloskey 1-0—2, Cox 3-0—7, Henneman 1-0—2, Cutcher 3-0—6, Brittenham 8-0–7. TOTALS: 16-0—36.
Elmwood (40)
Wagner 3-1—8, Barnhisel 3-0—6, Reynolds 1-2-5, Barnhisel 3-0—6, Morgart 5-3—15. TOTALS: 15-6—40.
Lake 12 7 10 7 — 36
Elmwood 9 13 8 10 — 40
3-Point GOALS: Lake 2 (Cox, Bittenham), Elmwood 4 (Morgart 2, Wagner, Reynolds).
rebounds: Lake 21, Elmwood 17.
turnovers: Lake 22, Elmwood 7.
junior varsity: Elmwood, 46-26.
FREMONT ST. JOSEPH 45
HOPEWELL-LOUDON 34
FREMONT — Fremont St. Joe defeated Hopewell-Loudon 45-34 Firday night in a Midland Athletic League girls basketball game.
St. Joseph (9-4, 4-2 MAL) jumped out to an early 12-4 first quarter lead.
Hannah Nagy scored a game high 13 points for the Crimson Streaks. Alyse Gonya scored 12 points and Jill Walters scored 10 points.
Hopewell-Loudon’s (3-9, 3-3 MAL) Brittany Egbert scored a team high 12 points and recorded 7 rebounds.Lindsay Vaughn pulled down 6 rebounds.
Hopewell-loudon (34)
Risner 1-0—2, Hopple 3-0—6, McAllister 2-2—6, Kapelka 1-0—2, Egbert 4-4—12, Hohman 0-2—2, Vaughn 2-0—4. TOTALS: 13-36 8-13—34.
Fremont st. joSePH (45)
Bowling 0-1—1, Arreola 0-1—1, Gonya 3-4—12, Nagy 5-3—13, Walters 4-2—10. TOTALS: 14-46 15-25—45.
Hopewell-Loudon 4 12 10 8 — 34
Fremont St. Joe 12 8 11 14 — 45
3-Point GOALS: Hopewell-Loudon 0-6; Fremont St. Joseph 2-10 (Gonya).
rebounds: Hopewell-Loudon 20 (Egbert 7, Vaughn 6); Fremont St. Joseph 20.
turnovers: Hopewell-Loudon 30, Fremont St. Joseph 33.
junior varsity: Fremont St. Joseph, 25-8.
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