Basketball Updates: 12-02-08

We’re back in business and the winter sports season is beginning to heat up.
We’ll post our boys and girls basketball stories and boxscores nightly here on The Buzz nightly throughout the season.
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ADA 66
CORY-RAWSON 37
RAWSON — Morgan Dumbaugh went on a scoring spree Tuesday night as Ada crushed Cory-Rawson 66-37 in non-conference action to stay undefeated early in the season.
Dumbaugh drained 3 3-pointers along with 7 scores from inside the arc to finish with 23 points. She also led the Bulldogs (2-0) with 4 assists.
Samantha Fell had a solid game as well with 15 points for Ada.
Freshmen Courtney Ritter and Morgan Woodward led the Hornets (0-3) with 7 points a piece.

aDA (66)
Fell 6-2—15, Wilson 3-0—6, Jolliff 1-0—2, Gryzbowski 1-2—4, Ma. Dumbaugh 3-2—8, Fallom 4-0—8, Mo. Dumbaugh 10-0—23. TOTALS: 28-57, 6-7— 66.
cory-rawson (37)
Ritter 3-0—7, Rettig 1-0—2, Harris 2-0—5, Rossman 3-0—6, Woodward 3-0—7, Wiess 2-0—4, Basinger 3-0—6. TOTALS: 17-0—37.
Ada   15 15 18 18 — 66
Cory-Rawson   11 4 9 13 — 37
3-Point GOALS: Ada 4 (Mo. Dumbaugh 3, Fell 1); Cory-Rawson 3 (Ritter, Harris & Woodward).

BLUFFTON 61
UPPER SCIOTO VALLEY 52
BLUFFTON — Lydia Guagenti and Jonica Schmutz both just missed double-doubles as they led Bluffton to a 61-52 non-conference girls basketball win over Upper Scioto Valley Tuesday.
Bluffton chucked up plenty of long-range shots as they connected on 10-of-35 from 3-point range to improve to 2-1 on the season.
Guagenti led the way with 14 points and 9 rebounds while Schmutz chipped in 11 points and 9 boards. Katie Althaus also hit for double figures with 12 points.
Katie Hicks and Rachel Jeffers netted 17 and 14 points for the Rams (0-1).

Upper Scioto Valley (52)
Conley 2-0—5, Carroll 2-0—6, M. Coburn 0-0—0, Hicks 4-7—17, Mullins 0-0—0, Jeffers 7-0–14, Critten 4-0—8, E. Coburn 1-0—2. TOTALS: 20-46 7-12—52.
Bluffton (61)
Lugibihl 3-0—7, Guagenti 7-0—14, Stratton 2-0—6, Schmutz 4-3—11, Harrod, 3-0—9, Bassitt 1-0—2, Amstutz 0-0—0, Althaus 4-0—12. TOTALS: 24-65 3-4—61.
Upper Scioto Valley   10 11 17 14 — 52
Bluffton   19 23 12 7 — 61
3-Point GOALS: Bluffton 10-35 Althaus 4, Harrod 3, Stratton 2, Lugibihl); Upper Scioto Valley 5-21 (Carroll & Hicks 2, Conley).
rebounds: Bluffton 38 (Schmutz & Guagenti 9); Upper Scioto Valley 28.
turnovers: Bluffton 23, Upper Scioto Valley 23.
junior varsity: Upper Scioto Valley, 35-32, 3OT.

ANTHONY WAYNE 58
FINDLAY 48
WHITEHOUSE — Dannyel Butte poured in 17 points Tuesday, but Findlay High suffered its first loss when the Trojans were knocked off 58-48 in non-league action by Anthony Wayne.
The Trojans (1-1) nailed 18 of 35 field goals, but committed 20 turnovers.
Ashley Miller added 14 points for Findlay, which got 10 rebounds from Andrea Mitchell.
Anthony Wayne got 14 points from Jordan Floyd, while Erika Schmidt and Ashley Bromley added 13 and 12 points each. The Generals (2-0) were playing without Bowling Green State University signee Allison Papenfus, who is out with an injury.

FINDLAY (48)
Butte 7-2—17, Miller 4-4—14, Wohl 1-0—2, Mitchell 0-0—0, Chester 2-0—4, Sallisbury 3-2—9, Lammers 1-0—2. TOTALS: 18-35 8-13—48.
 anthony wayne (58)
Floyd 5-4—14, Schmidt 6-1—13, Galloway 1-3—5, Donahue 2-0—4, Bromley 5-0—12, Taylor 0-2—2, Leach 3-2—8. TOTALS: 22-55 12-21—58.
Findlay 10 8 11 19 — 48
Anthony Wayne 17 8 16 17 — 58
3-Point GOALS: Findlay 4-10 (Miller 2, Sallisbury, Butte); Anthony Wayne 2-6 (Bromley 2).
rebounds: Findlay 32 (Mitchell 10); Anthony Wayne 27.
turnovers: Findlay 20, Anthony Wayne 11.
junior varsity: Anthony Wayne, 43-38.

COLUMBUS GROVE 63
RIVERSIDE 42
COLUMBUS GROVE — Morgan Kohls drained 16 points and grabbed 7 rebounds to help Columbus Grove to a 63-42 victory over Riverside Tuesdsay in a non-conference season opener for the Bulldogs.
Columbus Grove’s Erica Glass knocked down 14 points and Ashley Birchmeier added 11 and 6 rebounds.
Amelia Carter scored 21 points for Riverside. Sara Emerich scored 8 and recorded 11 rebounds.
Riverside (42)
Purtee 0-0—0, Schindewolf 1-0—2, Snapp 2-0—4, Leiss 0-2—2, Metz 2-1—5, Heaberlin 3-1—7, McGowen 1-0—2, Carter 6-0—12, Emerich 4-0—8. TOTALS: 19-43 4-10—42.
Columbus Grove (63)
Kohls 7-1—16, E. Diller 1-0—3, Darbyshire 0-2—2, Glass 5-2—14, Birkemeier 0-0—0, Birchmeier 4-3—11, Gerdeman 2-0—5, McCluer 3-1—8, Stechschulte 0-0—0, C. DIller 1-0—2. TOTALS: 23-69 12-22—63.
Riverside   11 12 6 13 — 42
Columbus Grove   11 20 20 12 — 63
3-Point GOALS: Riverside 0-3; Columbus Grove 5-15 (Glass 2, Kohls, Gerdeman, McCluer).
rebounds: Riverside 39 (Emerich 11); Columbus Grove 22 (Kohls 7, Birchmeier 6).
turnovers: Riverside 39, Columbus Grove 17.
junior varsity: Columbus Grove, 42-18.

LIBERTY-BENTON 68
HOPEWELL-LOUDON 26
Liberty-Benton held Hopewell-Loudon to single digit scoring through the first three quarters of play as the Eagles scalped the Chieftans 68-26 in a non-conference season opener Tuesday.
The Eagles established a comfortable 38-6 halftime lead to cruise along to the easy win.
Amanda Hyde and Amber Petersen each drained 14 points for the Eagles. Hyde also dished out 3 assists and grabbed 4 rebounds. Caite Craft and Katelyn Saums each scored 10 points. Craft recorded 7 steals.
Hopewell-Loudon’s Meghan Scherger scored a team-high 11 points.
Hopewell-loudon (26)
A. Bishop 0-0—0, Saldusky 0-0—0, T. Bishop 1-0—2, Otte 0-2—2, Berner 0-0—0, Salem 1-0—2, McAllister 0-0—0, Egbert 1-0—2, Hohman 3-1—7, Scherger 4-0—11. TOTALS: 10 3-5—26.
liberty-benton (68)
Saums 4-1—10, A. Schroeder 1-0—2, K. Schroeder 0-0—0, Rhodes 0-2—2, Moore 1-2—4, Hyde 6-2—14, Wanamaker 1-0—2, Petersen 6-1—14, Craft 5-0—10, Moorhead 1-0—2, Gibson 1-0—2, Snider 2-0—4, Terhark 1-0—2. TOTALS: 29 8-15—68.
Hopewell-Loudon   4 2 8 12 — 26
Liberty-Benton   24 14 20 10 — 68
3-Point GOALS: Hopewell-Loudon 3 (Scherger 3); Liberty-Benton 2 (Saums, Petersen).
rebounds: Hopewell-Loudon 21; Liberty-Benton 17 (Hyde 4).
turnovers: Hopewell-Loudon 37, Liberty-Benton 11.
junior varsity: Liberty-Benton, 35-16.

COLONEL CRAWFORD 46
UPPER SANDUSKY 31
UPPER SANDUSKY — Stever Schaadt and Olivia French each scored 13 points for Colonel Crawford as the Eagles bested Upper Sandusky 46-31 Tuesday night in a non-conference matchup.
Rebounding was key as Colonel Crawford doubled up the Rams 30-15 at the glass.
Holly Jones led the way for Upper Sandusky with 13 points.
The Rams couldn’t find its aim from 3-point land, shooting only 3-of-15 while also committing 22 turnovers.

COLONEL CRAWFORD (46)
French 6-1—13, Huggins 2-0—5, Volkmer 1-0—2, Crase 2-0—4, Wittibslager 4-1—9, Schaadt 5-3—13. TOTALS: 20-57, 5-10 — 46.
upper sandusky (31)
Caudill 2-0—4, Kline 2-0—4, Jones 5-0—13, Schilling 1-0—2, Plott 2-0—4, Wtherell 1-0—2, Frey 1-0—2. TOTALS: 14-46, 0-2 —31.
Colonel Crawford   12 16 10 8 — 46
Upper Sandusky   6 9 8 8 — 31
3-Point GOALS: Colonel Crawford 1-4 (Huggins), Upper Sandusky 3-15 (Jones 3).
rebounds: Colonel Crawford 30, Upper Sandusky 15.
turnovers: Colonel Crawford 19, Upper Sandusky 22.
junior varsity: Upper Sandusky 38-33.

ARLINGTON 81
NORTH BALTIMORE 22
NORTH BALTIMORE — Arlington held North Baltimore to single digit scoring in three quarters as the Red Devils didn’t hold back blasting the Tigers 81-22 Tuesday in a non-conference matchup.
Amelia Recker scored 17 points and grabbed 9 rebounds for Arlington (3-0). Jasmine Foster scored 15 points and Alivia Recker added 10 points and 6 steals. Tina Brunswick recorded 6 steals and dished out 6 assists.
North Baltimore’s (0-2) Jessica Casey scored 7 points. Jesscia Frost added 5 points and 5 rebounds. Brittany Tellez recorded 5 rebounds and 3 steals.
Arlington (81)
Am. Recker 7-3—17, Foster 7-1—15, Al. Recker 5-0—10. TOTALS: 34-69 7-13—81.
North Baltimore (22)
Casey 2-2—7, Frost 1-3—5. TOTALS: 5-42 10-22—22.
Arlington   24 28 18 11 — 81
North Baltimore   8 10 0 4 — 22
3-Point GOALS: Arlington 6-17; North Baltimore 2-11 (Casey 1).
rebounds: Arlington 43 (Brunswick 9, Am. Recker 9); North Baltimore 28 (Frost 5, Tellez 5).
turnovers: Arlington 24, North Baltimore 41.
junior varsity: Arlington, 34-20.

NEW RIEGEL 62
CARDINAL STRITCH 26
NEW RIEGEL — New Riegel limited Cardinal Stritch to just 2 points in the first quarter as the Blue Jackets rolled to a 62-26 non-conference girls basketball win over the defending Toledo Area Athletic Conference champs Tuesday night.
Taylor Mathias led a trio of New Riegel players in double figures with 14 points. Paula Kelbley popped in 11 points and Lauren Hutton netted 10 points and grabbed a team-high 7 rebounds for the Blue Jackets (2-0).
Nicole Lamb knocked down 8 points for the Cardinals (1-1).

Cardinal Stritch (26)
Rosnozki 0-2—2, Lamb 3-0—8, Sinay 0-0—0, Outland 0-0—0, Bekier 1-0—3, Tucker 0-0–0, Fairbairn 0-0—0, Zaborski 2-0—4, McCloskey 1-1—3, Spewiek 1-4—6, Cassidy 0-0—0, Gullett 0-0—0. TOTALS: 8-40 7-8—26.
New Riegel (62)
Shana Scherger 0-0—0, Wagner 1-0—2, Metzger 3-3—9, Hughes 1-3—5, Wank 0-0—0, Mathias 5-3—14, Kelbley 2-6—11, Lucius 3-3—9, Hutton 4-2—10, Ladd 1-0—2. TOTALS: 20-50 20-27—62.
Cardinal Stritch   2 12 9 3 — 26
New Riegel   13 20 11 18 — 62
3-Point GOALS: Cardinal Stritch 3-17 (Lamb 2, Bekier); New Riegel 2-8 (Mathias & Kelbley).
rebounds: New Riegel 25 (Hutton 7, Wagner 6); Cardinal Stritch 23 (Lamb 6).
turnovers: Cardinal Stritch 24, New Riegel 10.
junior varsity: New Riegel, 36-15.

VAN BUREN 62
EASTWOOD 51
VAN BUREN — Four Van Buren players each popped in a dozen points as the Black Knights stopped Eastwood 62-51 in a non-conference girls basketball game Tuesday.
Rachel Adolph, Laura Thornton, Sara Doxsey and Chelsi Faine each scored 12 points. Madi Grant grabbed 10 rebounds while Adolph picked off 8 caroms for the Black Knights (1-1).
Eastwood also had a pair of players in double figures as Emily Bockbrader and Brooke Gottfried both netted 12 points for the Eagles (1-1).

Eastwood (51)
Seifert 1-1—3, Gottfried 4-4—12, Schuessler 1-2—4, Martin 1-0—2, Albright 3-3—9, Thorton 2-1—5, K. Gangwer 1-0—2, J. Gangwer 1-0—2, Bockbrader 4-4—12. TOTALS: 18 14-18—51.
Van Buren (62)
Barnhisel 2-0—4, Adolph 6-0—12, Thornton 5-1—12, Doxsey 5-0—12, Faine 4-3—12, Grant 2-2—6, Coldren 2-0—4. TOTALS: 26-66 6-15—62.
Eastwood   14 8 14 15 — 51
Van Buren   21 13 22 16 — 62
3-Point GOALS: Van Buren 4-22 (Doxsey 2, Thornton & Faine); Eastwood none.
rebounds: Van Buren 29 (Grant 10, Adolph 8).
turnovers: Eastwood 11, Van Buren 8.
junior varsity: Van Buren, 34-23.
 

CAREY 52
LAKOTA 26
LAKOTA — Carey held Lakota to 9 fist half points as the Blue Devils established a comfortable lead and defeated Lakota 52-26 Tuesday in a non-conference basketball game.
Carey’s Karrah Windau, Hilary Wentling Taelor Vaughn and Julie Hill each scored 8 points. Courtney Holsinger added 7.
Amy Gosche knocked down 12 points, grabbed 8 rebounds and recorded 4 blocks for Lakota.
Carey (52)
Windau 4-0—8, Wentling 3-0—8, Vaughn 3-0—8, Spurlock 2-0—4, Holsinger 3-1—7, Hill 4-0—8, Ritter 2-1—3, Distel 2-1—3, Batton 0-1—1, Draper 0-2—2. TOTALS: 23 6—52.
Lakota (26)
Bickford 2-1—6, Brewer 1-1—3, Podach 1-1—3, Gosche 4-4—12, Hoffman 1-0—2. TOTALS: 9 7-16—26.
Carey   15 17 12 8 — 52
Lakota   3 3 12 8 — 26
3-Point GOALS: Carey 4 (Wentling 2, Vaughn); Lakota 1 (Bickford).

LIMA CENT. CATHOLIC 53
FORT JENNINGS 39
FORT JENNINGS — Lima Central Catholic placed four players in double figures Tuesday as the Thunderbirds soard to a 53-39 non-league win over Fort Jennings.
Katie VonLehmden scored 10 points, dished out 3 assist and recorded 2 steals for Fort Jennings (1-1).
Liz DePalma drained 13 points for Lima Central Catholic. Mary Fisher, JoJo Krieg and Kelly Mulcahy each added 10 points.

Fort Jennings (39)
Hemker 1-0—2, VonLehmden 3-2—10, Knippen 3-2—8, Wallenhorst 2-0—4, Chandler 3-0—8, Kimmet 0-4—4, Norbeck 1-1—3, Young 0-0—0. TOTALS: 13-40 9-12—39.
Lima Central catholic (53)
Fisher 4-0—10, Taflinger 1-6—8, Krieg 4-0—10, Mulcahy 5-0—10, DePalma 4-5—13, Baker 1-0—2. TOTALS: 19 11—53.
Fort Jennings   14 13 4 8 — 39
Lima Central Catholic   21 16 8 8 — 53
3-Point GOALS: Fort Jennings 4-5 (VonLehmden 2, Chandler 2); Lima Central Catholic 4 (Fisher 2, Mulcahy 2).
rebounds: Fort Jennings 21 (Knippen 5).
turnovers: Fort Jennings 16.
junior varsity: Lima Central Catholic, 31-29.

HARDIN NORTHERN 38
RIDGEMONT 36
RIDGEWAY — Hardin Northern overcame a 29-24 deficit entering the fourth quarter and squeaked by Ridgemont 38-36 in a non-conference matchup.
Shelby Stump led the Polar Bears’ balanced scoring attack with 10 points. She also grabbed 6 rebounds in the contest.
Paige Guenther had 19 points for Ridgemont in the loss.
No further information was available on the contest.

FOSTORIA 49
ROSSFORD 40
ROSSFORD — The free-throw line was huge for Fostoria Tuesday as the Redmen took a 49-40 non-conference win from Rossford.
Fostoria made 26 free throws, including 15 by Aja Hall and 10 by Veronica Wonderly.
Hall finished with 26 points and Wonderly helped out with 18 for the Redmen.

FOSTORIA (49)
Wonderly 4-10—18, Hall 9-15—26, 1-0—2, Newlove 1-0—2 Depp 1-1—3. TOTALS: 16-16 — 49.
rossford (40)
Kusz 1-0—2, Nirscl 2-0—5, Helmke 2-1—5, Wiegand 3-0—7, Yenrick 3-4—12, Gerahty 4-1—9. TOTALS: 15-6—40.
Fostoria   7 9 17 16 — 49
Rossford   2 9 10 19 — 40

BOWLING GREEN 57
ELMWOOD  36
BLOOMDALE — Bowling Green used a dominating two quarters to overcome a slow start as the Bobcats rallied past Elmwood, 57-36, in a non-league matchup between the Wood County rivals.
Senor guard Liz Hammer nailed six 3-pointers and poured in 22 points for BG. Stanisha Taylor added 12 points for the Bobcats, who trailed 14-13 after one period of play but blitzed Elmwood 32-12 over the second and third quarters.
Brooke Rosendale had a team-high 12 points for Elmwood.

bowling green (57)
Taylor 5-2—12, Sikula 1-0—2, Kopp 0-0—0, Willford 4-0—8, Ruehl 0-0—0, Hoehner 4-1—9, Hammer 8-0—22, Hanna 0-0—0, Davis 1-2—4. TOTALS: 23-5—57.
elmwood (36)
Rosendale 5-0—12, Bockbrader 0-0—0, Huff 0-0—0, George 1-0—2, Heller 3-0—6, Schwind 2-0—4, Reynolds 1-4—7, Briggs 0-0—0, Wink 1-2—4, Kreais 0-1—1, Auchmuty 0-0—0. TOTALS: 13-7—36.
Bowling Green 13 15 17 12 — 57
Elmwood 14 5 7 10 — 36
3-Point GOALS: Bolwing Green 6 (Hammer 6); Elmwood 3 (Rosendale 2, Reynolds.
junior varsity: Bowling Green, 51-14.