It's time for high school hoops.
There are 10 girls and 14 boys games on the schedule for today.
We'll keep the blog updated as the scores roll in.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
COLUMBUS GROVE 68
MILLER CITY 54
MILLER CITY — Columbus Grove put together an impressive 24-point second quarter and coasted to a 68-54 Putnam County League girls basketball victory Saturday over a Miller City squad which canned 14 of 29 shots from 3-point range.
The Bulldogs (6-5, 2-3 PCL) led just 13-10 after one quarter, but blew the game open with a 24-12 edge in the second period.
Columbus Grove saw 10 players reach the scoring column, led by Jodi Birkemeier’s 11. Courtney Diller added 10 and Genna Carpenter 9. Morgan Kohls grabbed 6 rebounds.
Jessica Schnipke led Miller City’s 3-point barrage with 5 en route to a 19-point effort. Ashley Schroeder added 13 points and 6 rebounds, Schnipke also had 6 rebounds and Stacey Schroeder led the Wildcats’ board play with 7.
Carrie Griggs scored 9 points and had 9 assists for Miller City.
COLUMBUS GROVE (68)
Maag 1-2—4, Darbyshire 2-4—8, E. Diller 2-1—6, Kohls 2-3—7, C. Diller 5-0—10, Birchmeier 3-2—9, Glass 1-0—2, Carpenter 3-2—9, Birkemeier 4-3—11, Vorst 1-0—2. TOTALS: 24-63 17-23—68.
miller city (54)
Wenzinger 1-0—3, D. Schroeder 0-0—0, Pester 2-0—6, Griggs 3-0—9, Schnipke 7-0—19, Kohls 1-0—2, S. Schroeder 1-0—2, A. Schroeder 5-0—13. TOTALS: 20-49 0-2—54.
Columbus Grove 13 24 19 12 — 68
Miller City 10 12 14 18 — 54
3-Point GOALS: Columbus Grove 3-8 (E. Diller, Birchmeier, Carpenter); Miller City 14-29 (Schnipke 5, Griggs 3, A. Schroeder 3, Pester 2, Wenzinger).
rebounds: Columbus Grove 33 (Kohls 6); Miller City 26 (S. Schroeder 7, A. Schroeder 6, Schnipke 6).
turnovers: Columbus Grove 13, Miller city 24.
junior varsity: Columbus Grove, 41-25.
RIVERDALE 67
BUCKEYE CENTRAL 55
RIVERDALE — Kayla Brown poured in 31 points for Riverdale as the Falcons defeated Buckeye Central 67-55 Saturday in a North Central Conference girls basketball game.
Riverdale (9-2, 6-0 NCC) outscored Buckeye Central three out of four quarters.
Kelli Kotterman scored 10 points, recorded 6 steals and 9 assists for Riverdale. Amy Fox and Allysha Wells each pulled down 4 rebounds.
Jordan Kimmel scored a team-high 16 points for Buckeye Central (5-8, 2-7 NCC) . Kelly Fortney and Melissa Hoffbauer scored points of 13 and 12, respectively.
Buckeye central (55)
Fortney 5-2—13, Sheibley 4-0—8, Hoffbauer 6-0—12, Marcum 3-0—6, Kimmel 6-3—16. TOTALS: 24-40 5-8—55.
riverdale (67)
Sheets2-0—4, Brown 11-9—31, Ke. Kotterman 4-0—10, Fox 4-0—9, Dilley 2-0—4, Kr. Kotterman 3-1—7, Wells 1-0—2. TOTALS: 27-48 10-12—67.
Buckeye Central 14 15 16 10 — 55
Riverdale 21 18 14 14 — 67
3-Point GOALS: Buckeye Central 2-2 (Fortney, Kimmel); Riverdale 3-8 (Ke. Kotterman 2, Fox).
rebounds: Buckeye Central 12 (Hoffbauer 5); Riverdale 21 (Fox 4, Wells 4).
turnovers: Buckeye Central 19, Riverdale 16.
junior varsity: Riverdale, 46-28.
HARDIN NORTHERN 58
NORTH BALTIMORE 47
NORTH BALTIMORE — Ashley Poe poured in 26 points for Hardin Northern as the Polar Bears beat North Baltimore 58-47 Saturday in a non-conference girls basketball game.
At the half North Baltimore (0-13) led 22-21, but the Polar Bears outscored the Tigers 37-25 in the second half to take the victory.
Hardin Northern’s (2-11) Miranda Shields scored 9 points.
Baley DeLancy scored a team-high 13 points and Leona Euler followed with 11 points and 10 rebounds for North Baltimore. Kristen Bowers pulled down 11 rebounds.
Hardin northern (58)
Poe 8-7—26, Flinn 4-0—8, Stump 3-1—7, Motter 3-0—7, Spearman 0-1—1, Shields 3-3—9. TOTALS: 21-72 12-34—58.
north baltimore (47)
Rayle 4-0—8, DeLancy 5-2—13, Stearns 2-0—4, Bowers 4-0—8, Lukas 1-1—3, Euler 4-3—11. TOTALS: 20-66 6-14—47.
Hardin Northern 7 14 16 21 — 58
North Baltimore 6 16 13 12 — 47
3-Point GOALS: Hardin Northern 4-26 (Poe 3, Motter); North Baltimore 1-16 (DeLancy).
rebounds: North Baltimore 40 (Bowers 11, Euler 10).
turnovers: Hardin Northern 18, North Baltimore 25.
junior varsity: North Baltimore, 33-27.
CONTINENTAL 45
LEIPSIC 34
LEIPSIC — Continental defeated Leipsic 45-34 Saturday in a non-conference girls basketball game.
Sara Spitnale scored a game-high 12 points and pulled down 7 rebounds for Continental (11-4). Rachelle Ford scored 11 points and recorded 6 rebounds.
Leipsic’s (10-4) Kayla Nuveman scored 11 points and Jessica Schroeder scored 10 points.
continental (45)
Coble 1-0—2, Spitnale 5-1—12, Tegenkamp 4-0—9, McKean 1-0—2, Brown 2-0—5, Ford 2-7—11, Doenges 2-0—4. TOTALS: 17-52 8-12—45.
Leipsic (34)
Nuveman 3-4—11, Ybarra 2-0—4, J. Schroeder 5-0—10, Gerten 1-1—3, C. Schroeder 1-0—2, Nadler 2-0—4. TOTALS: 14-41 5-7—34.
Continental 11 11 11 12 — 45
Leipsic 10 10 8 6 — 34
3-Point GOALS: Continental 3-17 (Spitnale, Tegenkamp, Brown); Leipsic 1-13 (Nuveman).
rebounds: Continental 17 (Spitnale 7).
turnovers: Continental 15, Leipsic 25.
KALIDA 46
LINCOLNVIEW 41
LINCOLNVIEW — Gina Verhoff knocked down 15 points for Kalida Saturday as the Wildcats defeated Lincolnview 46-41 in a non-conference girls basketball game.
After three quarters of play Lincolnview led 25-23. A comeback from Kalida (7-7) took the game into overtime, and Kalida pulled out the win with an 11 to 6 advantage in the extra frame.
Kalida’s Ashley Heitmeyer scored 14 points and Trisha Horstman pulled down 13 rebounds.
Lauren Evans scored 17 points for Lincolnview (8-5). Brittany Katalenas scored 11 and recorded 8 rebounds.
Kalida (46)
A. Heitmeyer 4-4—14, M. Heitmeyer 0-1—1, Hamburg 1-0—2, Horstman 1-2—4, Verhoff 4-6—15, Kaufman 2-1—5, Reindel 1-3—5. TOTALS: 16-51 17-24—46.
lincolnview (41)
Ka. Honigford 2-0—5, Ky. Honigford 1-4—6, Evans 6-1—17, Longstreth 1-0—2, Katalenas 4-3—11. TOTALS: 19-67 8-12—41.
Kalida 6 14 13 2 11 — 46
Lincolnview 14 7 4 10 6 — 41
3-Point GOALS: Kalida 3-11 (A. Heitmeyer 2, Verhoff); Lincolnview 5-14 (Evans 4, Ka. Honigford).
rebounds: Kalida 40 (Horstman 13); Lincolnview 26 (Katalenas 8).
turnovers: Kaldia 21, Lincolnview 15.
junior varsity: Kalida, 39-24.
ARCADIA 37
LAKOTA 36
LAKOTA — Lindsay Fleegle scored the game-winning shot Saturday night as Arcadia defeated Lakota 37-36 Saturday in a non-conference girls basketball game.
With 5.7 seconds left in the game Arcadia’s Fleegle grabbed an offensive rebound, was fouled as she scored to tie the game, and made the foul shot for the 37-36 win over Lakota.
Katie Boes scored a game-high 13 points and recorded 4 steals. Fleegle scored 12 points, and recorded 8 rebounds, 7 steals, and 3 assists for the Redskins.
Cami Wasserman scored a team-high 11 points for Lakota. Wasserman also recorded 5 rebounds. Katy Garber pulled down 7 rebounds.
Arcadia (37)
Fleegle 5-2—12, Garcia 3-0—6, Boes 4-5—13, Huntley 1-0—2, Barger 1-0—2, James 1-0—2. TOTALS: 15-54 7-11—37.
Lakota (36)
Bickford 1-0—2, Wasserman 4-3—11, Podach 0-3—3, Lentz 3-0—9, Garber 3-0—6, Nonnemaker 1-0—2, Jenne 0-1—1, Hoffman 1-0—2. TOTALS: 13-27 7-10—36.
Arcadia 5 14 10 8 — 37
Lakota 5 12 12 7 — 36
3-Point GOALS: Arcadia 0-2; Lakota 3-6 (Lentz).
rebounds: Arcadia 25 (Fleegle 8); Lakota 25 (Garber 7).
turnovers: Arcadia 9, Lakota 22.
junior varsity: Arcadia, 42-26.
CENTERVILLE 47
FINDLAY 32
Findlay High School’s girls basketball team hung in against Centerville in the first half before the Elks pulled away in the second half for a 47-32 non-conference girls basketball win over the Trojans Saturday afternoon.
Centerville (7-6) led 23-17 at halftime before taking the Trojans (4-10) out of the game by outscoring them 24-15 in the second half.
The Trojans had their troubles shooting the ball. They connected on just 13-of-32 from the field and 6-of-17 from the foul line.
Centerville’s Emily Crayfcraft was the only player for either team to reach double figures as she netted 18 points.
Findlay’s Jonnette McQueen popped in 9 points and Andrea Mitchell and Ashley Sottoway both added 6 points.
The Trojans will try and get in the win column Tuesday night when they travel to Mansfield Senior.
Centerville (47)
Lash 1-0—2, Bruggemann 2-0—4, Sarmiento 2-0—5, Beals 1-3—5, Eisnaugle 2-0—6, Craycraft 6-4—18, Glover 2-3—7. TOTALS: 11-36 5-10 10-14—47.
Findlay (32)
Am. Petersen 2-0—4, As. Petersen 1-0—2, Mitchell 2-2—6, Sottoway 2-2—6, Butte 0-1—1, McQueen 4-1—9, Cruce 2-0—4. TOTALS: 13-28 0-4 6-17—32.
Centerville 15 8 11 13 — 47
Findlay 11 6 6 9 — 32
3-Point GOALS: Centerville 5-10 (Eisnaugle & Craycraft 2, Sarmiento); Findlay 0-4.
rebounds: Centerville 35; Findlay 23 (Cruce 4).
turnovers: Centerville 15, Findlay 15.
junior varsity: Findlay, 31-27.
PANDORA-GILBOA 43
BLUFFTON 37
PANDORA — Pandora-Gilboa trailed 12-2 early in the second quarter before roaring back to life to knock off Bluffton 43-37 in a non-conference girls basketball game Saturday.
The Rockets still trailed 22-18 at halftime before finally getting the lead in the third quarter after outscoring Bluffton 10-5.
Taylor Hermiller led the way for Pandora-Gilboa (9-3) as she netted 11 points to go along with 5 assists and 3 steals. Jessica Lehman chipped in 12 points with 5 assists for the Rockets.
Bluffton’s Jonica Schmutz scored 9 points and Amanda Stratton was limited to 8 points as the Pirates slipped to 9-5.
Bluffton (37)
Lugibihl 1-1—4, K. Emans 2-0—5, L. Emans 0-0—0, C. Bassitt 2-0—5, K. Bassitt 3-0—6, Schmutz 3-2—9, Stratton 1-6—8, Wenger 0-0—0. TOTALS: 12-39 9-13—37.
Pandora-Gilboa (43)
Hermiller 5-1—11, Basinger 0-0—0, Lehman 3-1—8, Freeze 1-3—5, Recker 4-4—12, Siefer 1-0—2, Gerdeman 1-3—5, Schulte 0-0—0. TOTALS: 15-33 12-16—43.
Bluffton 10 12 5 10 — 37
Pandora-Gilboa 2 16 10 15 — 43
3-Point GOALS: Bluffton 4-7 (Emans, Lugibihl, C. Bassitt & Schmutz); Pandora-Gilboa 1-5 (Lehman).
rebounds: Bluffton 22 (Stratton 6); Pandora-Gilboa 21 (Lehman & Gerdeman 4).
turnovers: Bluffton 20, Pandora-Gilboa 12.
junior varsity: Pandora-Gilboa, 48-23.
NAPOLEON 44
PATRICK HENRY 42
HAMLER — Napoleon needed a 16-point fourth quarter Saturday night to turn back Patrick Henry 44-42 in a non-conference girls basketball game.
The Patriots (6-8 overall) built a 32-28 lead in the third quarter after single-digit scoring in each of the first two periods. But the Wildcats (9-3) outscored PH 16-10 in the final quarter to secure the victory.
Beth Behnfeldt led Napoleon with 12 points, while Brooke Zachrich had 11 and Chelsea Smith 10.
Patrick Henry got 11 points from Tiffany Ehlers and Saige Meyer.
napoleon (44)
Wesche 3-0—7, Sindelar 2-0—4, Zachrich 5-0—11, Smith 4-2—10, Behnfeldt 6-0—12. TOTALS: 20-44 2-5—44.
patrick henry (42)
Seemann 3-0—8, Ehlers 4-0—11, Nickels 1-0—2, Goebel 3-1—7, Meyer 4-2—11, Christman 1-0—3. TOTALS: 16-46 3-5—42.
Napoleon 6 14 8 16 — 44
Patrick Henry 8 9 15 10 — 42
3-Point GOALS: Napoleon 2-9 (Wesche, Zachrich); Patrick Henry 7-16 (Ehlers 3, Seemann 2, Meyer, Christman).
rebounds: Napoleon 20, Patrick Henry 25.
turnovers: Napoleon 12, Patrick Henry 17.
junior varsity: Napoleon, 25-16.
BOYS BASKETBALL
LIBERTY-BENTON 72
OTTOVILLE 56
OTTOVILLE — Liberty-Benton came out of the lockerroom at halftime and took care of business.
The unbeaten Eagles (11-0) used a 19-9 third quarter advantage to pull away from Ottoville for a 72-56 non-conference boys basketball win over the Big Green Saturday night.
Liberty-Benton led just 36-31 at halftime before taking control of the game with its third quarter spurt.
Aaron Craft led the way with 25 points and Andy Smith and Derek Recker both chipped in 19 points for the Eagles.
Brad Turnwald led three Ottoville players in double figures with 13 points. Jacob Landin netted 12 points with 6 rebounds and Keith Pohlman added 11 for the Big Green (4-8).
Liberty-Benton (72)
Craft 8-9—25, Thompson 0-0—0, Wallace 0-0—0, Garcia 3-1—7, Smith 7-5—19, Pasche 0-0—0, Hyde 1-0—2, Recker 8-0—19, Shivers 0-0—0. TOTALS: 27-15-20—72.
Ottoville (56)
Odenweller 0-0—0, Miller 1-1—3, Landin 3-5—12, Koch 2-3—9, S. Pohlman 1-2—4, K. Pohlman 3-4—11, Sargent . TOTALS: 16 20-25—56.
Liberty-Benton 22 15 19 16 — 72
Ottoville 16 15 9 16 — 56
3-Point GOALS: Ottoville 4 (Koch 2, Landin & K. Pohlman); Liberty-Benton 3 (Recker 3).
junior varsity: Ottoville, 44-42.
ADA 74
CORY-RAWSON 21
RAWSON — Zac Dysert poured in 27 points Saturday night as Ada blitzed Cory-Rawson 74-21 in a non-conference boys basketball game.
Ada (8-1) was on top of their game as the Bulldogs held Cory-Rawson to only 21 points, the same amount of points Van Buren held the Hornets to on Friday night.
Nate Vermillion scored 13 points for the Bulldogs and Aaron Corss scored 12.
John Erford was one of two players that scored for the Hornets (1-11). Erford had a team-high 16 points and Blaine Beilharz scored 5 points.
ada (74)
Rouch 1-0—3, Z. Dysert 11-5—27, T. Dysert 0-2—2, Baker 2-0—4, Vermillion 5-2—13, Faine 2-1—5, B. Dysert 2-0—4, Salyer 1-0—2, Mills 1-0—2, Cross 6-0—12. TOTALS: 31-51 10-14—74.
cory-rawson (21)
Bibler 0-0—0, Horstman 0-0—0, Curth 0-0—0, Beilharz 2-0—5, Anderson 0-0—0, Rettig 0-0—0, Devor 0-0—0, Erford 6-2—16, Hector 0-0—0, Rader 0-0—0. TOTALS: 8-31 2-4—21.
Ada 16 11 28 19 — 74
Cory-Rawson 8 9 0 4 — 21
3-Point GOALS: Ada 2-4 (Rouch, Vermillion); Cory-Rawson 3-12 (Erford 2, Beilharz).
rebounds: Ada 23, Cory-Rawson 20.
turnovers: Ada 14, Cory-Rawson 20.
junior varsity: Ada, 49-18.
MCCOMB 60
ST. WENDELIN 49
McCOMB — McComb rebounded from an early 5-point deficit by holding Fostoria St. Wendelin to single-digit scoring for two quarters for a 60-49 non-conference boys basketball victory Saturday night.
St. Wendelin (3-9 overall) took an 18-13 first-quarter lead, but McComb outscored the Mohawks 34-17 during the middle two periods.
Freshman Andrew Dee led McComb with 14 points and 5 rebounds. Shane Swisher added 10 points as the Panthers improved to 6-5 on the year.
Kevin Eibner led St. Wendelin with 18 points, while Brian Ward scored 12.
ST. WENDELIN (49)
Smith 2-0—4, Herrig 2-2—7, Noel 1-0—2, Kitzler 2-0—4, D. Sacksteder 1-0—2, Ward 4-1—12, Eibner 8-2—18. TOTALS: 19-50 5-6—49.
mccomb (60)
Rader 2-2—6, George 2-3—7, Swisher 5-0—10, Schroeder 1-1—3, Drews 2-0—4, Roth 2-4—8, Morris 0-0—0, Dee 5-3—14, Westenbarger 4-0—8, Hanes 0-0—0, Morse 0-0—0. TOTALS: 23-53 13-24—60.
St. Wendelin 18 8 9 14 — 49
McComb 13 16 18 13 — 60
3-Point GOALS: St. Wendelin 4-8 (Ward 3, Herrig); McComb 1-11 (Dee).
rebounds: St. Wendelin 25; McComb 24 (Dee 5).
turnovers: St. Wendelin 8, McComb 9.
junior varsity: McComb, 39-24.
OTTAWA-GLANDORF 71
LIMA SENIOR 57
OTTAWA — Justin Schomaeker and Jake Meyer combined for 30 points for Ottawa-Glandorf as the Titans defeated Lima Senior 71-57 Saturday in a non-conference boys basketball game.
Schomaeker and Meyer each scored 15 points while Colton Everett scored 11 points.
Lima Senior’s Anton Hutchins scored 23 points and Dongale Long scored 13 points.
Lima senior (57)
Long 5-3—13, Tyson 3-0—7, Thompson 3-0—6, Kelly 1-0—2, Perry 2-2—6, Hutchins 11-1—23. TOTALS: 25 6-8—57.
ottawa-glandorf (71)
Brickner 1-1—3, Everett 4-3—11, Pothast 1-0—2, Kuhlman 2-2—8, Schmiedebusch 3-0—6, Moening 1-0—2, Bellman 3-3—9, Schomaeker 7-1—15, Meyer 6-1—15. TOTALS: 28 11-18—71.
Lima Senior 12 15 12 18 — 57
Ottawa-Glandorf 19 14 19 19 — 71
3-Point GOALS: Lima Senior 1 (Tyson); Ottawa-Glandorf 4 (Kuhlman 2, Meyer 2).
turnovers: Lima Senior 24, Ottawa-Glandorf 21.
KALIDA 57
COLUMBUS GROVE 42
KALIDA — Justin Kahle hit a 3-pointer to end the third quarr and Kalida rode the momentum into the final period for a 57-42 non-conference boys basketball victory over Columbus Grove Saturday night in a Putnam County League game.
Kahle’s bucket pulled the Wildcats (6-4, 2-1 PCL) within 35-32. Kalida then outscored the Bulldogs 22-10 in the fourth quarter to secure the win.
Jordan Basinger recorded a double-double for Kalida by scoring 19 points and pulling down 10 rebounds. Kahle added 10 points.
Columbus Grove (2-8 overall) got a 17-point performance from Garret Wolfe.
columbus grove (42)
Schroeder 2-0—5, Osterhage 3-0—6, Wolfe 7-1—17, Barko 1-0—2, Verhoff 0-0—0, Jennell 1-0—3, Meyer 4-1—9, Kohls 0-0—0, Bair 0-0—0, Meuleman 0-0—0. TOTALS: 16-38 2-4—42.
kalida (57)
Ju. Kahle 4-1—10, Warnecke 2-4—9, Kleman 4-0—8, Schnipke 2-4—9, Basinger 7-5—19, Ellerbrock 1-0—2, Osterhage 0-0—0, Edwards 0-0—0, Bockrath 0-0—0, Je. Kahle 0-0—0, Turnwald 0-0—0. TOTALS: 20-42 14-24—57.
Columbus Grove 14 8 10 10 — 42
Kalida 15 9 11 22 — 57
3-Point GOALS: Columbus Grove 5-13 (Wolfe 2, Schroeder, Jennell); Kalida 3-7 (Ju. Kahle, Warnecke, Schnipke).
rebounds: Columbus Grove 20, Kalida 32.
turnovers: Columbus Grove 16, Kalida 10.
DELPHOS JEFFERSON 62
MILLER CITY 42
MILLER CITY — Miller City fell to Delphos Jefferson Saturday night in a non-conference boys basketball game.
Delphos Jefferson (8-4) established a comfortable 30-10 half time lead.
Kyle Niese scored 10 points for Miller City (5-7).
Delphos Jefferson’s Craig Carder scored 14 points, Matthew Antalis scored 12 points, and Mike Rahrig scored 11 points.
Delphos jefferson (62)
Wittsie1-0—3, Jettinghoff 0-3—3, Rahrig 4-2—11, Carder 5-2—14, Miller 3-3—9, Antalis 4-4—12, Gerdeman 1-2—4, Shivley 3-0—6. TOTALS: 21-42 16-25—62.
miller city (42)
J. Konst 0-1—1, Doster 2-0—6, Kyle J. Niese 2-3—7, Meyer 0-1—1, Wenzinger 2-0—5, Vennekotter2-0—4, Kyle Niese 4-2—10, A. Konst 0-2—2, Lammers 2-0—6. TOTALS: 14-40 9-15—42.
Delphos Jefferson 17 13 14 18 — 62
Miller City 6 4 16 16 — 42
3-Point GOALS: Delphos Jefferson 4-10 (Carder 2, Rahrig, Wittsie); Miller City 5-13 (Doster 2, Lammers 2, Wenzinger).
rebounds: Delphos Jefferson 26; Miller City 19 (Kyle Niese 4).
turnovers: Delphos Jefferson 2, Miller City 19.
junior varsity: Miller City, 43-35.
WAYNE TRACE 76
CONTINENTAL 56
HAVILAND — Aaron Hockenberry poured in a game-high 29 points to power Wayne Trace past Continental 76-56 in a non-conference boys basketball game Saturday.
Alex LaBounty scored 20 points and grabbed 7 rebounds and Riley Linder chipped in 10 points for the Raiders (8-2).
Brock Homier scored 13 points and Chase Ordway netted 12 for Continental (2-12). Kyle Mansfield also grabbed 10 rebounds.
WAYNE TRACE (76)
Hale 1-0—2, Hockenberry 10-5—29, Davis 1-0—2, LaBonty 8-4—20, Linder 4-0—10, Treece 0-1—1, Foust 1-0—3, Sewell 1-1—3, Baker 1-2—4. TOTALS: 28-48 13-26—56.
CONTINENTAL (56)
Homier 4-1—13, Schmidt 4-0—8, Swartzman 1-0—2, Ordway 4-0—12, Spitnale 1-0—2, Mansfield 3-0—6, Slattman 0-0—0, J. Recker 1-4—6, M. Recker 0-3—3, Baden 0-0—0, Sharp 1-0—2. TOTALS: 20-44 8-16—56.
Wayne Trace 18 15 23 20 — 76
Continental 12 15 7 22 — 56
3-Point GOALS: Continental 8-12 (Homier & Ordway 4); Wayne Trace 7-14 (Hockenberry 4, Linder 2, Foust).
rebounds: Continental 30 (Mansfield 10); Wayne Trace 21 (LaBounty 7).
turnovers: Continental 22, Wayne Trace 13.
junior varsity: Wayne Trace, 26-25.
NEW RIEGEL 78
BUCYRUS 40
NEW RIEGEL — Dustin Kinn drained 16 points for New Riegel as the Blue Jackets dominated Bucyrus 78-40 in a non-conference boys basketball game.
New Riegel (6-6) built a 64-19 lead to cruise along to a victory.
Aaron Schalk scored 13 points for New Riegel. Lee Kelbley scored 11 points and pulled down 7 rebounds. Joey Dillon recorded 7 rebounds and 6 assists. Matthew Reinhart grabbed 8 rebounds. Tyler Scherger dished out 6 assists.
Jim Blaker scored a team high 10 points for Bucyrus (3-10) . Jason Slagle followed with 9 points.
Bucyrus (40)
Naser 2-0—4, Slagle 4-1—9, Aicher 1-0—2, Carter 2-2—6, Hildenbrand 1-0—2, Harvey 1-0—2, Dennison 1-0—3, Teynor 1-0—2, Blaker 4-2—10. TOTALS: 17-66 15-17—40.
new riegel (78)
Smith 0-1—1, Scherger 2-2—8, M. Reinhart 2-0—4, Schalk 5-0—13, Mack 1-0—2, Gonzales 1-1—3, Dillon 2-2—7, P. Reinhart 3-2—8, Kelbley 5-1—11, Kinn 6-0—16, Hall 1-3—5. TOTALS: 28-50 12-18—78.
Bucyrus 4 11 13 12 — 40
New Riegel 18 28 18 14 — 78
3-Point GOALS: Bucyrus 1-11 (Dennison); New Riegel 10-15 (Kinn 4, Schalk 3, Scherger 2, Dillon).
rebounds: Bucyrus 36 (Blaker 7); New Riegel 41 (M. Reinhart 8, Dillon 7, Kelbley 7).
turnovers: Bucyrus 15, New Riegel 13.
junior varsity: Bucyrus, 35-33.
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