There are eight girls and 13 boys basketball games on tonight’s local sports schedule and we’ll have the latest for you on all of the action around the region tonight here at The Courier.
The University of Findlay’s men and women’s basketball teams kick off the action today at 1 p.m. with a Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference doubleheader at Northern Michigan.
In girls basketball, Ottoville visits Leipsic and Pandora-Gilboa travels to Kalida in Putnam Coujnty League action.
A nonconference game between Miller City and McComb highlights tonight’s boys slate.
There is also prep bowling, hockey, swimming and wrestling on today’s local sports schedule as well.
For the latest updates on all of the action check out The Courier’s sports weblog, the Blanchard River Buzz.
SCHEDULE
Saturday's Events
College Athletics
INDOOR TRACK — Findlay in NCAA Division II Challenge at Geneva, Ohio
Joe Banks Invitational at Ohio Northern
MEN’S BASKETBALL — Findlay 85, Northern Michigan 76
Ohio Northern 70, Marietta 63
Anderson 70, Bluffton 67
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL — Northern Michigan 79, Findlay 76
Bluffton 61, Anderson 49
Ohio Northern 83, Marietta 73
WRESTLING — Ohio Northern at Baldwin-Wallace Invitational
Prep Bowling
Ottawa-Glandorf at Fort Recovery, 1
Prep Hockey
Findlay 4, Toledo St. Francis 3
Prep Swimming
Ada, Botkins & Lima Senior at Lima Central Catholic, 9 a.m.
Upper Sandusky & Willard at Norwalk, 9:30 a.m.
Prep Wrestling
Findlay & Bluffton at Eastwood Duals, 9 a.m.
Findlay at Rossford Invitational, 10 a.m.
Hopewell-Loudon, North Baltimore, Fostoria St. Wendelin, Riverdale, Carey Classic, 10 a.m.
PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL
Saturday’s Results
North Central Conference
Bucyrus 64, Crestline 47
Colonel Crawford 53, Wynford 44
Galion Senior 50, Lucas 40
Riverdale 50, Ontario 49, OT
Upper Sandusky 61, Buckeye Central 51
Northern Lakes League
Bowling Green 57, Maumee 43
Perrysburg 48, Anthony Wayne 27
Springfield 31, Napoleon 28
Sylvania Northview 61, Sylvania Southview 50
Ohio Cardinal Conference
West Holmes 69, Mansfield Madison 41
Sandusky Bay Conference
Castalia Margaretta 68, Huron 35
Sandusky Perkins 51, Port Clinton 32
Sandusky St. Mary’s 57, Milan Edison 54
Other NW Ohio Games
Arcadia 65, Elmwood 51
Continental 44, Paulding 30
Covington 38, New Bremen 34
Delta 56, North Central 40
Edgerton 50, Edon 43
Fort Recovery 47, Mississinawa Valley 36
Holgate 73, McComb 37
Jackson Center 48, Lima Perry 31
Mohawk 70, Marion Catholic 13
Miami East 55, Versailles 36
Miller City 59, Wayne Trace 47
New Knoxville 45, Sidney Lehman 38
Orrville 60, Lexington 52
Ottoville 57, Leipsic 45
Pandora-Gilboa 41, Kalida 36
Toledo Start 52, Marion Harding 24
Bradford 44, Riverside 34
Upper Scioto Valley 58, Shekinah Christian 37
Wellington 47, Mansfield Christian 38
PREP BOYS BASKETBALL
Saturday’s Results
Northern Ohio League
Norwalk Senior 66, Sandusky Senior 65
Shelby 70, Tiffin Columbian 48
Willard 75, Bellevue 71, OT
Firelands Conference
Monroeville 57, Ashland Mapleton 41
Western Reserve 65, South Central 46
Ohio Cardinal Conference
Lexington 50, Wooster Senior 37
Other NW Ohio Games
Ada 64, Kenton 59
Antwerp 53, Montpelier 35
Archbold 39, Tinora 37, OT
Arlington 76, Riverdale 50
Bryan 52, Fairview 41
Bucyrus 62, Mohawk 43
Castalia Margaretta 70, Vermilion 44
Clyde 54, Genoa 43
Coldwater 57, Covington 36
Colonel Crawford 62, New Riegel 56
Columbus Grove 52, Continental 44
Convoy Crestview 68, Hicksville 43
Delphos St. John’s 58, Lincolnview 32
Edgerton 57, Hilltop 42
Fairbanks 71, Danville 46
Fayette 38, Liberty Center 31
Fort Jennings 76, Allen East 70, OT
Hopewell-Loudon 57, Arcadia 39
Jackson Center 62, Minster 54
Kalida 49, Wayne Trace 43
Liberty-Benton 53, Wapakoneta 33
Mansfield Christian 69, Gilead Christian 28
Mansfield Madison 45, Marion Harding 42
Marion Catholic 67, Bettsville 51
Marion Local 44, Fort Loramie 32
Miller City 53, McComb 44
New Bremen 67, Botkins 48
New Knoxville 59, Lima Temple Christian 48
Norwalk St. Paul 53, Milan Edison 51
Ontario 53, Clear Fork 51
Orrville 64, Wooster Triway 60
Patrick Henry 66, Otsego 49
Perrysburg 52, Cleveland St. Ignatius 51
Pettisville 64, Ayersville 54
Plymouth 72, Crestline 46
Sandusky St. Mary’s 57, Mansfield St. Peter’s 52
New London 56, Seneca East 49
Tiffin Calvert 72, Van Buren 60
Swanton 66, Toledo Emmanuel Christian 48
Toledo Rogers 70, Toledo St. John’s 67, OT
Bucyrus 62, Mohawk 43
Van Wert 59, Bluffton 44
Vanlue 70, Old Fort 53
Versailles 55, Franklin-Monroe 33
Wauseon 63, Springfield 51
Waynesfield 65, Sidney Fairlawn 59
GIRLS BASKETBALL
MILLER CITY 59
WAYNE TRACE 47
MILLER CITY — Melissa Michel did a little bit of everything Saturday to lead Miller City past Wayne Trace 59-47 in a nonconference girls basketball game on Saturday afternoon.
Michel tossed in 22 points and added nine rebounds with seven steals to help the Wildcats improve to 13-5 on the season. Jessica Nienberg popped in 17 points and Brittany Drummelsmith five rebounds for Miller City.
The Wildcats put up plenty of three-pointer as they connected on 10 of 27 from beyond the arc, with Nienberg nailing five treys. Wayne Trace was just 0 of 1 from 3-point range.
Krystal Wannemacher netted 15 points and Ashley Saylor scored 11 for Wayne Trace (8-8).
Wayne Trace (8-8)
Wannemacher 6-3—15, Zartman 0-0—0, Linder 0-0—0, Myers 0-0—0, Habern 1-0—2, Speice 3-3—9, Saylor 3-5—11, Feasby 3-2—8, Sinn 1-0—2. TOTALS: 17-33 13-19—47.
Miller City (13-5)
Schroeder 2-0—6, Gerschutz 2-0—5, Leis 1-0—2, Drummelsmith 2-0—4, S. Michel 0-0—0, Nienberg 6-0—17, Michel 7-1—22, Steffan 1-1—3. TOTALS: 21-55 7-13—59.
Wayne Trace 6 15 13 13 — 47
Miller City 16 19 17 7 — 59
3-Point GOALS: Miller City 10-27 (Nienberg 5, Schroeder 2, M. Michel, Steffan & Gerschutz); Wayne Trace 0-1.
rebounds: Miller City 27 (M. Michel 7, Drummelsmith 5); Wayne Trace 26 (Feasby 7).
turnovers: Wayne Trace 25, Miller City 19.
junior varsity: Wayne Trace, 42-13.
CONTINENTAL 44
PAULDING 30
PAULDING — Continental used a 15-7 edge in the second quarter to break free from Paulding on its way to a 44-30 nonconference girls basketball win over the Panthers Saturday afternoon.
Continental’s Taylor Williamson was the only player from either team to reach double figures as she netted 18 points. Vanessa Koppenhofer added eight points for the Pirates (6-10).
Abbey Edwards scored eight points to lead Paulding (3-14).
Continental (6-10)
Geckle 0-0—0, Fitzwater 0-0–0, Troyer 0-0—0, Scott 0-0-0, Williamson 7-3—18, Koppenhofer 2-1—8, Zachrich 2-0—4, Ordway 3-0—7, Baker 0-0—0, Kindilien 0-0–0, Deken 0-1—1, Weller 3-0—6. TOTALS: 18 5—44.
Paulding (3-14)
Edwards 3-0—8, McCullough 3-1—8, Shuherk 0-0—0, Pease 0-3—3, Owens 2-1—5, Nardone 0-0—0, Farr 3-0—6, Combs 0-0—0, Hanenkratt 0-0—0. TOTALS: 11 5—30.
Continental 8 15 6 15 — 44
Paulding 7 7 10 13 — 30
3-Point GOALS: Continental 3 (Williamson, Koppenhofer & Ordway); Paulding 3 (Edwards 2, McCullough).
junior varsity: Continental, 29-26.
UPPER SANDUSKY 61
BUCKEYE CENTRAL 51
UPPER SANDUSKY — Upper Sandusky used a 17-8 second-quarter advantage to defeat Buckeye Central 61-51 on Saturday earning a North Central Conference girls basketball victory.
Taylor Graboski scored at least four points in every quarter en route to 19 points and also registered five blocks for the Rams (10-7, 8-3 NCC).
Amber Cox connected on three 3-pointers, finishing with 12 points while Marissa Linhart had eight of her 10 points in the second half.
Hannah Heydinger led Buckeye Central with (8-9, 4-7) 10 points.
Buckeye Central (8-9, 4-7)
Ehresman 2-5—9, Karl 1-1—3, Heydinger 6-1—13, Hanes 2-3—7, Kimmel 2-0—4, Marcum 2-2—6, Agin 4-1—9. TOTALS: 19 13-24—51.
Upper Sandusky (10-7, 8-3)
Graboski 8-3—19, Born 3-2—8, Linhart 3-4—10, Snyder 2-0—4, Cox 4-1—12, Piecha 2-3—7, Kinley 0-1—1. TOTALS: 22-55 14-25—61.
Buckeye Central 14 8 15 14 — 51
Upper Sandusky 15 17 15 14 — 61
3-Point GOALS: Upper Sandusky 3-8 (Cox 3); Buckeye Central none.
Rebounds: Upper Sandusky 28 (Born 10).
turnovers: Upper Sandusky 27.
junior varsity: Upper Sandusky, 50-39.
OTTOVILLE 57
LEIPSIC 45
LEIPSIC — Leipsic gave Ottoville everything it wanted Saturday night.
Ottoville was able to make its free throws down the stretch to pull away from Leipsic for a 57-45 win over the Vikings Saturday night to cap a perfect run through the Putnam County League.
The Big Green, the No. 1 team in the latest Associated Press Division IV girls basketball poll, improved to 17-0 overall with the win and finished 7-0 in the PCL,
Leipsic (10-7, 3-3 PCL) trailed by just three points, 31-28, at halftime. The Vikings cut the deficit to one point early in the fourth quarter but never could take the lead in the final frame.
Abby Siefker topped Ottoville’s scoring list with 17 points.
Leipsic’s Emily Gerten connected for 10 free throws on her way to a game-high 19 points. Molly Ellerbrock scored 11 points.
OTTOVILLE (17-0, 7-0)
Turnwald 3-0—6, Bendele 2-5—9, Koch 1-0—3, Vorst 1-4—6, Kramer 3-0—8, Beining 2-2—6, A. Siefker 7-3—17, Landwehr 1-0—2. TOTALS: 20-38 14-19—57.
LEIPSIC (10-7, 3-3)
Ellerbrock 3-3—11, Rieman 0-2—2, Gerdeman 2-0—4, E. Gerten 4-10—19, H. Gerten 2-3—7, K. Gerten 1-0—2. TOTALS: 12-43 18-25—45.
Ottoville 15 16 7 19 — 57
Leipsic 11 17 5 12 — 45
3-Point GOALS: Leipsic 3-9 (Ellerbrock 2, E. Gerten); Ottoville 3-10 (Kramer 2, Koch).
rebounds: Ottoville 26; Leipsic 17 (H. Gerten 5).
turnovers: Ottoville 13, Leipsic 9.
junior varsity: Ottoville, 42-33.
PANDORA-GILBOA 41
KALIDA 36
KALIDA — Pandora-Gilboa made the most of its scoring opportunities and shot well from the free throw line as the Rockets netted a 41-36 Putnam County League win at Kalida Saturday afternoon.
Pandora-Gilboa (10-7, 3-3 PCL) outscored the Wildcats 11-4 in the second quarter to take a two point lead into the half before pulling out the win.
The Rockets were able to win despite getting outshot 55-31. But Pandora-Gilboa made up for it at the free throw line where the Rockets were 18 of 26.
Megan Maag led P-G with 17 points.
Alexis Wurth scored 11 points for Kalida (9-8, 2-3) as she drained three 3-pointers. The Wildcats were held to just 14 of 55 shooting.
pandora-gilboa (10-7, 3-3)
Maag 6-5—17, Hermiller 1-4—7, Alt 2-2—6, Gerdeman 2-0—4, Conine 0-3—3, Verhoff 0-2—2, Hovest 0-1—1, McCullough 0-1—1, Williams 0-0 —0. TOTALS: 11-31 18-26—41.
kalida (9-8, 2-3)
Holtkamp 4-0—8, Vandemark 3-1—7, Kaufman 1-1—3, Wurth 4-0—11, Verhoff 0-1—1, Smith 1-2—4, Turnwald 0-0—0, McIntyre 1-0—2, Merschman 0-0—0, Gardner 0-0—0. TOTALS: 14-55 5-10—36.
Pandora-Gilboa 8 11 6 16 — 41
Kalida 13 4 4 15 — 36
3-Point GOALS: Pandora-Gilboa 1-8 (Hermiller); Kalida 3-18 (Wurth 3).
rebounds: Pandora-Gilboa 30, Kalida 27.
turnovers: Pandora-Gilboa 20, Kalida 14.
junior varsity: Kalida, 29-15.
RIVERDALE 50
ONTARIO 49
ONTARIO — Jordyn Wright drove to the hoop for the game-winning score with four seconds left in overtime to propel Riverdale to a 50-49 victory over Ontario on Saturday in North Central Conference girls basketball.
Wright finished with 17 points to lead all scorers while Hannah Frey chipped in 14 points for the Falcons (6-11,6-6 NCC).
The Falcons trailed 29-23 at halftime but turned the tables on the Warriors (2-15,2-10) with a 37-36 lead after three quarters. The teams were tied 45-45 at the end of regulation.
Maribeth Tagg and Kimmy Barnhill each scored 12 points for Ontario.
Riverdale (6-11,6-6)
Cole 0-2—2, Kessler 4-1—9, Parish 1-0—2, Wise 3-0—6, Wright 6-2—17, Frey 5-2—14. TOTALS: 19-53 7-17—50.
Ontario (2-15,2-10)
Hairston 3-0—8, Pabst 2-1—3, Wood 1-2—4, Weist 1-0—2, Gee 3-0—6, Tagg 6-0—12, Barhill 4-4—12. TOTALS: 20-59 7-10—49.
Riverdale 14 9 14 8 5 — 50
Ontario 14 15 7 9 4 — 49
3-Point GOALS: Riverdale 5-16 (Wright 3, Frey 2); Ontario 2-14 (Hairston 2).
Rebounds: Riverdale 36 (Wise 11); Ontario 32 (Barnhill 11).
turnovers: Riverdale 19, Ontario 19.
ARCADIA 65
ELMWOOD 51
ARCADIA — Arcadia stayed efficient on offense and forced 17 turnovers to earn a decisive 65-51 nonconference victory over Elmwood on Saturday in girls basketball.
The Redskins (16-2 overall) jumped out to a 21-6 first-quarter lead and continued its hot streak by shooting 50 percent (26 of 52) for the game.
Arcadia’s Miranda Palmer led all scorers with 24 points. Courtney Cramer and Regina Fox each had 14 points.
Sierra Beckford had 21 points to lead Elmwood (10-7) while Kristin Curtis chipped in 14 points.
Elmwood (10-7)
Ti. Hilliard 1-0—2, Curtis 4-6—14, Swavel 1-0—2, Gross 3-0—8, Beckford 6-6—21, To. Hilliard 2-0—4. TOTALS: 17-46 12-15—51.
Arcadia (16-2)
Fox 7-0—14, Palmer 7-9—24, Kirian 1-0—2, Glick 4-2—11, Cramer 7-0—14. TOTALS: 26-52 11-17—65.
Elmwood 6 14 21 10 — 51
Arcadia 21 15 18 11 — 65
3-Point GOALS: Elmwood 5-11 (Beckford 3, Gross 2); Arcadia 2-12 (Palmer & Glick).
Rebounds: Elmwood 29 (Gross 9); Arcadia 23 (Glick 8).
turnovers: Elmwood 17, Arcadia 10.
junior varsity: Elmwood, 36-19.
HOLGATE 73
MCCOMB 37
HOLGATE — Holgate dominated at both ends of the court with efficient shooting and 24 forced turnovers to thump McComb 73-37 in nonconference girls basketball action on Saturday.
The Panthers (10-7) did all they could to trail only 17-11 at the end of the first quarter.
However, a 17-6 Holgate advantage quickly opened up the game.
Marissa Myles had 16 points to lead the Tigers while Erin Mack turned in 13.
Devyn Wilson and Emily Clymer each had eight points to lead McComb.
McComb (10-7)
Herr 2-0—4, Dee 1-5—7, Reed 2-0—5, Wilson 3-2—8, Clymer 3-2—8, Reigle 0-1—1, Buck 2-0—4. TOTALS: 13 10-16—37.
Holgate
Abel 3-4—11, Myles 7-2–16, M. Keeterly 3-4—10, Grim 1-2—4, Gineman 2-4—8, Sugg 1-0—3, DesGranges 1-1—3, Mack 4-2—13, Fleetwood 1-1—3, Kelly 1-0—2. TOTALS: 24 20-26—73.
McComb 11 6 10 10 — 37
Holgate 17 17 22 17 — 73
3-Point GOALS: Holgate 5 (Mack 3, Sugg & Abel); McComb 1 (Reed).
turnovers: McComb 24.
junior varsity: Holgate, 35-25.
OTTOVILLE 57
LEIPSIC 45
LEIPSIC — Leipsic gave Ottoville everything it wanted Saturday night.
Ottoville was able to make its free throws down the stretch to pull away from Leipsic for a 57-45 win over the Vikings Saturday night to cap a perfect run through the Putnam County League.
The Big Green, the No. 1 team in the latest Associated Press Division IV girls basketball poll, improved to 17-0 overall with the win and finished 7-0 in the PCL,
Leipsic (10-7, 3-3 PCL) trailed by just three points, 31-28, at halftime. The Vikings cut the deficit to one point early in the fourth quarter but never could take the lead in the final frame.
Abby Siefker topped Ottoville’s scoring list with 17 points.
Leipsic’s Emily Gerten connected for 10 free throws on her way to a game-high 19 points. Molly Ellerbrock scored 11 points.
OTTOVILLE (17-0, 7-0)
Turnwald 3-0—6, Bendele 2-5—9, Koch 1-0—3, Vorst 1-4—6, Kramer 3-0—8, Beining 2-2—6, A. Siefker 7-3—17, Landwehr 1-0—2. TOTALS: 20-38 14-19—57.
LEIPSIC (10-7, 3-3)
Ellerbrock 3-3—11, Rieman 0-2—2, Gerdeman 2-0—4, E. Gerten 4-10—19, H. Gerten 2-3—7, K. Gerten 1-0—2. TOTALS: 12-43 18-25—45.
Ottoville 15 16 7 19 — 57
Leipsic 11 17 5 12 — 45
3-Point GOALS: Leipsic 3-9 (Ellerbrock 2, E. Gerten); Ottoville 3-10 (Kramer 2, Koch).
rebounds: Ottoville 26; Leipsic 17 (H. Gerten 5).
turnovers: Ottoville 13, Leipsic 9.
junior varsity: Ottoville, 42-33.
PREP BOYS BASKETBALL: New Riegel falls to Colonel Crawford
NORTH ROBINSON — Austin Adams scored 26 points on the strength of six 3-pointers while Matt Metcalf registered 24 points in Colonel Crawford’s 62-56 win over New Riegel on Saturday in nonconference boys basketball.
The Eagles jumped out to a 16-9 first-quarter lead and went on to win for the 13th time in 16 games.
Zach Arbogast led New Riegel (13-3) with 14 points while Cody Kinn and Brandyn Reinhart each reached 10 points.
New Riegel (13-3)
Snyder 2-0—5, Hall 2-2—6, Kinn 3-3—10, Arbogast 5-4—14, Schalk 3-0—8, Reinhart 4-2—10, Wank 1-0—3. TOTALS: 20-46 11-17—56.
Colonel Crawford (13-3)
Metcalf 10-4—24, Snell 2-0—4, McCreary 2-1—5, Hetzel 0-1—1, Klingenberger 1-0—2, Adams 7-6—26. TOTALS: 22-43 12-19—62.
New Riegel 9 14 17 16 — 56
Colonel Crawford 16 15 17 14 — 62
3-Point GOALS: Colonel Crawford 6-18 (Adams 6); New Riegel 5-16 (Schalk 2, Kinn, Snyder & Wank).
Rebounds: New Riegel 31 (Reinhart 8).
turnovers: New Riegel 13.
junior varsity: New Riegel, 49-40.
VAN WERT 59
BLUFFTON 44
BLUFFTON — Jacob Myers and Reggie Phillips each scored 20 points as Van Wert knocked off Bluffton 59-44 on Saturday in nonconference boys basketball.
Phillips scored 12 of his total in the second quarter while Myers had 15 in the second half to lead the Cougars (11-4).
Bluffton (3-13), which trailed 28-16 at halftime, drained seven of its nine 3-pointers in the second half.
Matt Gillett had five second-half 3-pointers while scoring 17 of his 20 points over the final two quarters for the Pirates.
Van Wert (11-4)
C. Phillips 2-0—4, Smith 1-0—3, Hurless 2-2—6, Myers 7-4—20, R. Phillips 8-4—20. TOTALS: 23 10-16—59.
Bluffton (3-13)
Bricker 2-0—4, R. Stratton 3-0—7, Donley 5-0—13, Gillett 6-3—20. TOTALS: 16 3-4—44.
Van Wert 11 17 18 15 — 59
Bluffton 9 7 13 15 — 44
3-Point GOALS: Bluffton 9 (Gillett 5, Donley 3, R. Stratton); Van Wert 3 (Myers 2, Smith).
turnovers: Bluffton 21.
COLUMBUS GROVE 52
CONTINENTAL 44
COLUMBUS GROVE — Columbus Grove held Continental to just 16 points in the first half on its way to a 52-44 Putnam County League boys basketball win over the Pirates Saturday night.
Wade Heffner and Jordan Travis shared scoring honors for the Bulldogs (12-3, 4-1 PCL) with 12 points each.
Continental’s Clay Bracken led all scorers with 17 points. Bret Slattman grabbed 10 rebounds for the Pirates (4-11, 1-4).
COLUMBUS GROVE (12-3, 4-1)
Travis 5-1—12, Grothaus 2-1—6, Kohns 3-2—8, Heffner 4-4—12, Voorhees 1-0—2, Rieman 3-1—7. TOTALS: 18 11-18—52.
Continental (4-11, 1-3)
Dockery 1-0—3, Scott 0-0–0, Burke 4-0—8, Bradford 0-0–0, B. Slattman 4-0—8, Ordway 0-0—0, Bracken 8-0—17, C. Slattman 4-0—8. TOTALS: 20-36 0-1—44.
Columbus Grove 8 15 12 17 — 52
Continental 8 8 14 14 — 44
3-Point GOALS: Continental 2-9 (Bracken & Dockery); Columbus Grove (Travis & Grothaus).
rebounds: Continental 28 (B. Slattman 10).
turnovers: Continental, 22.
ADA 64
KENTON 61
KENTON — One can only wonder how many points quarterbacks Konnor Baker and Maty Mauk would have put up on the football field in a battle of their Hardin County schools.
Fans got to witness a show on the hardwood, though, as Baker led Ada to a 64-61 win over Kenton and Mauk Saturday night in a nonconference battle.
Baker, who scored a game-high 30 points, converted nine field goals and was 10 of 11 from the free throw line for the Bulldogs (13-3), who had to hold tough after a third quarter surge by the Wildcats (5-11).
Mauk, on the other hand, connected on six 3-pointers and had 25 points for Kenton, which trailed 40-26 by halftime but cut the lead to 57-55 going into the final period.
Brice Fackler added 14 points and Sean Kelley had 10 to help out the Wildcats.
Bobby Steiner chipped in with 11 for the Ada.
ada (13-3)
Baker 9-10—30, Steiner 4-1—11, Weber 3-2—8, Simon 3-0—7, Roberson 1-1—3, Acheson 2-1—5, Sutton 0-0—0. TOTALS: 22 15-19—64.
kenton (5-11)
Kelley 4-0—10, Mauk 8-5—25, Fackler 5-4—14, Halsey 2-1—5, Jeffers 1-0—2, Furbush 2-1—5. TOTALS: 22 11-17—61.
Ada 19 21 7 17 — 64
Kenton 14 12 19 16 — 61
3-Point GOALS: Ada 5 (Baker & Steiner 2, Simon 1); Kenton 8 (Mauk 6, Kelley 2).
KALIDA 49
WAYNE TRACE 43
HAVILAND — Kalida used a strong fourth quarter to come from behind and knock off Wayne Trace 49-43 Saturday in boys nonleague action.
The Wildcats trailed 27-26 after three quarters, but surged ahead with a 23-16 advantage in the final period.
Paul Utendorf came through with a big night for Kalida (10-5), which made 6 of 17 3-pointers, as he drilled four treys and finished with a game-high 16 points.
Dalton Sinn led a balanced Wayne Trace (7-9) effort with nine points. The Raiders were just 2 of 19 from beyond the arc.
Kalida (10-5)
Utendorf 4-4—16, Unverferth 1-2—5, T. Kortokrax 3-1—8, N. Kortokrax 1-0–2, Roebke 1-1—3, Stechschulte 3-2—8, Schroeder 0-2—2, Horstman 2-1—5. TOTALS: 15-42 13-18—49.
wayne trace (7-9)
Gudakunst 1-5—7, C. Speice 2-0—6, A. Speice 3-1—7, Linder 2-0—4, Sinn 4-1—9, Wenzlick 1-1—3, McClain 0-1—1, R. Kortokrax 2-2—6. TOTALS: 15-43 11-16—43.
Kalida 8 7 11 23 — 49
Wayne Trace 7 6 14 16 — 43
3-Point GOALS: Kalida 6-17 (Utendorf 4, Unverferth & T. Kortokrax 1); Wayne Trace 2-19 (C. Spiece 2).
rebounds: Kalida 36 (Roebke 7); Wayne Trace 25 (R. Kortokrax 5).
turnovers: Wayne Trace 10, Kalida 14.
junior varsity: Wayne Trace, 35-25.
FORT JENNINGS 76
ALLEN EAST 70
HARROD — Fort Jennings blitzed Allen East 16-10 in a high-flying overtime period to pull out a 76-70 nonconference boys basketball win over the Mustangs Saturday night.
Kurt Warnecke led three Fort Jennings players in double figures with 27 points. Cody Warnecke popped in 18 points and Chad Recker scored 15.
Jamie Richardson scored a game-high 32 points for Allen East (4-13).
PREP WRESTLING: Two unbeaten Bluffton wrestlers at Eastwood Duals
PEMBERVILLE — Bluffton’s Zach Wilson (145 pounds) and Kody Koronich (285) posted 5-0 records to lead area wrestlers at Saturday’s Eastwood Duals.
Findlay High School’s team didn’t have any unbeaten wrestlers, but the Trojans did win a pair of duals to finish in a tie for third place with a 2-3 record. Bluffton was last in the six-team field at 0-5.
Findlay scored wins over Toledo Central Catholic (40-30) and Bluffton (46-26) while falling to champion Norwalk (47-16), Eastwood (54-15) and Tiffin Columbian (38-26).
Justin McCarroll (220) and Taylor Opp (170) were 4-1 to lead the Trojans. Tyler Sarresteh (106), Justin Jolliff (113) and Ben Kupferberg (152) finished with a 3-2 mark.
In addition to their loss to Findlay, the Pirates fell to Toledo Central Catholic (56-12), Eastwood (51-25), Tiffin Columbian (53-24) and Norwalk (51-26).
Wilson raised his record to 37-0 with his five victories. He was pushed to the limit by Central Catholic’s Sam Viengmany as he scored a reversal in the ultimate tiebreaker in overtime to claim a 9-7 win.
Josiah Conley (182) and Zach Cozadd (138) had 4-1 records for Bluffton.
EASTWOOD DUALS
TEAM STANDINGS
1, Norwalk 5-0. 2, Eastwood 41. 3, Tiffin Columbian, Toledo Central Catholic & Findlay 2-3. 6, Bluffton 0-5.
Norwalk 47, Findlay 16
106 — Sarresteh (Fin) maj. dec. Wilson, 14-2.
113 — Joliff (Fin) won by forfeit.
120 — Bickerstaff (Nor) pinned Staschiak, 1:17.
126 — Montana (Nor) won by forfeit.
132 — Lang (Nor) pinned Hoffbauer, 2:57.
138 — Kluding (Nor) dec. Stockard, 7-5.
145 — Doughty (Nor) tech. fall Womack, 15-0.
152 — Kupferberg (Fin) dec. Davis, 9-7, OT
160 — Alexander (Nor) dec. Hilkert, 10-3.
170 — Opp (Fin) dec. Sumi, 10-9.
182 — Leto (Nor) dec. Settlemire, 7-5.
195 — Alexander (Nor) tech. fall Silette, 19-3.
220 — Lloyd (Nor) maj. dec. McCarroll, 10-1.
285 — Leon (Nor) pinned Knox, 1:30.
Tiffin Columbian 38, Findlay 28
106 — Kopp (TC) won by forfeit.
113 — Sarresteh (TC) pinned Brady, 5:02.
120 — R. Williams (TC) dec. Jolliff, 7-0.
126 — Staschiak (Fin) dec. Bowers, 15-8.
132 —Correll (TC) tech. fall Hoffbauer, 15-0.
138 — Stockard (Fin) maj. dec. Schwartz, 13-1.
145 — Blodgett (TC) pinned Womack, :56
152 — S. Williams (TC) dec. Kupferberg, 10-4.
160 — Hurt (TC) dec.Hilkert,16-10.
170 — Opp (Fin) pinned Akers, 1:53.
182 — Settlemire (Fin) pinned Keller, 2:53.
195 — Oakleaf (TC) pinned Silette, 4:36.
220 — McCarroll (Fin) dec. Chance, 14-8.
285 — Mullins (TC) pinned Knox, :53.
Eastwood 54, Findlay 15
106 — Sarresteh (Fin) dec. Shumay, 10-3.
113 — Jolliff (Fin) won by forfeit.
120 — Staschiak (Fin) dec. Schemmerhorn, 4-3.
126 — Drown (East) won by forfeit.
132 — Burket (East) pinned Hoffbauer, 1:01.
138 — Bourdo (East) dec. Stockard, 9-2.
145 — Radabaugh (East) pinned Womack, :59.
152 — Caris (East) pinned Kupferberg, 5:32.
160 — Beam (East) dec. Hilkert, 6-3.
170 — Welch (East) maj. dec. Opp, 4:48.
182 — Patterson (East) pinned Settlemire, 1:05.
195 — Brooks (East) pinned Silette, :37.
220 — McCarroll (Fin) dec. Wolf, 6-3.
285 — Randall (East) pinned Knox, :28.
Findlay 40, Toledo Central Catholic 30
106 — Pool (TCC) dec. Sarresteh, 10-4.
113 — J. Mossing (TCC) maj. dec. Jolliff, 10-0.
120 — Kern (TCC) maj. dec. Staschiak, 15-6.
126 — Cramer (TCC) won by forfeit.
132 — A. Mossing (TCC) won by forfeit.
138 — Padilla (TCC) dec. Stockard, 8-1.
145 — Viengmany (TCC) tech. fall Womack, 17-2.
152 — Kupferberg (Fin) pinned Vielma, 4:57.
160 — Hilkert (Fin) dec. Murrey, 14-7.
170 — Opp (Fin) won by forfeit.
182 — Settlemire (Fin) won by forfeit.
195 — Silette (Fin) pinned Gregoy, :1:40.
220 — McCarroll (Fin) pinned Moran, 1:38.
285 — Knox (Fin) pinned Fisher, :43.
Findlay 46, Bluffton 26
106 — Sarresteh (Fin) pinned Freeman, :41.
113 — Jolliff (Fin) won by forfeit.
120 — Double forfeit.
126 — Staschiak (Fin) maj.dec. C. Wilson, 11-2.
132 — Garmatter (Blu) tech. fall Hoffbauer, 16-0.
138 — Cozadd (Blu) pinned Stockard, :41.
145 — Z. Wilson (Blu) pinned Womack, 1:32
152 — Kupferberg (Fin) pinned Bracy, 1:05.
160 — Hilkert (Fin) won by forfeit.
170 — Opp (Fin) won by forfeit.
182 — Conley (Blu) pinned Settlemire, 2:22.
195 — Silette (Fin) pinned Taulken, 1:08
220 — McCarroll (Fin) won by forfeit.
285 —Koronich (Blu) dec. Knox, 7-3.
Toledo Central Catholic 56, Bluffton 12
106 — Pool (TCC) pinned Freeman, :20.
113 — J. Mossing (TCC) pinned Keller, :09.
120 — Kern (TCC) won by forfeit.
126 — Kaucher (TCC) pinned C. Wilson, :34.
132 — A. Mossing (TCC) pinned Garmatter, 5:57.
138 — Padilla (TCC) dec. Cozadd, 7-6.
145 — Z,. Wilson (Blu) dec. Viengmany, 4-2, OT.
152 — Vielma (TCC) pinned Bracy, 1:50.
160 — Murrey (TCC) won by forfeit.
170 — Double forfeit.
182 — Conley (Blu) won by forfeit.
195 — Gregory (TCC) tech. fall Taulken, 19-3.
220 — Moran (TCC) won by forfeit.
285 —Koronich (Blu) dec. Fisher, 2-1.
Eastwood 51, Bluffton 25
106 — Shumay (East) pinned Freeman, 1:36.
113 — Keller (Blu) won by forfeit.
120 — Schemmerhorn (East) won by forfeit.
126 — Drown (East) pinned C. Wilson, 2:42.
132 — Garmatter (Blu) maj. dec. Burket, 13-4.
138 — Cozadd (Blu) dec. Bourdo, 4-0.
145 — Z. Wilson (Blu) pinned Radabaugh, 3:41.
152 — Caris (East) pinned Bracy, :31.
160 — Beam (East) won by forfeit.
170 — Welch (East) won by forfeit.
182 — Patterson (East) dec. Conley, 11-8.
195 — Wolf (East) pinned Taulken, 3:05.
220 — Brooks (East) won by forfeit.
285 — Koronich (Blu) pinned Randall, 1:56.
Tiffin Columbian 53, Bluffton 24
106 — Kopp (TC) tech. fall Freeman, 20-5.
113 — Mullenex (TC) pinned Keller, 1:23.
120 — R. Williams (TC) won by forfeit
126 — Correll (TC) pinned C. Wilson, 1:55.
132 — Garmatter (Blu) pinned Reyes, 3:47.
138 — Cozadd (Blu) tech. fall Schwartz, 15-0.
145 — Z. Wilson (Blu) pinned Blodgett, 3:28.
152 — S. Williams (TC) pinned Bracy, 2:21.
160 — Hurt (TC) won by forfeit.
170 — Mesnard (TC) won by forfeit.
182 — Conley (Blu) pinned Keller 1:47.
195 — Oakleaf (TC) pinned Taulken, :13.
220 — Chance (TC) won by forfeit
285 — Koronich (Blu) pinned Mullins, 2:56.
Norwalk 51, Bluffton 26
106 — Wilson (Nor) tech. fall Freeman, 16-0.
113 — Double forfeit.
120 — Bickerstaff (Nor) won by forfeit.
126 — Montana (Nor) pinned C. Wilsonh, 1:02.
132 — Lang (Nor) maj. dec. Garmatter, 9-1.
138 — Cozadd (Blu) pinned Kluding, 3:15.
145 — Z. Wilson (Blu) tech. fall Doughty, 20-5.
152 — Davis (Nor) pinned Bracy, 1:08.
160 — Alexander (Nor) won by forfeit.
170 — Sumi (Nor) won by forfeit.
182 — Conley (Blu) dec. Leto, 9-7, OT.
195 — Alexander (Nor) pinned Taulken, :21,
220 — Lloyd (Nor) won by forfeit.
285 — Koronich (Blu) pinned Leon, 3:47.
Toledo Central Catholic 34, Tiffin Columbian 31
106 — Kopp (TC) dec. Pool 3-1
113 — Mossing (TCC) pinned Brady :33
120 — Williams (TC) dec. Kern 8-4
126 — Correll (TC) dec. Cramer 3-1
132 — Mossing (TCC) pinned Bowers :53
138 — Padilla (TCC) pinned Schwartz 2:49
145 — Viengmany (TCC) dec. Blodgett 12-5
152 — Williams (TC) maj. dec. Vielma 16-3
160 — Hurt (TC) dec. Murrey 7-5
170 — Mesnard (TC) dec. White 15-11
182 — Oakleaf (TC) won by default
195 — Gregory (TCC) pinned Keller 3:17
220 — Chance (TC) pinned Moran 2:28
285 — Pickerel (TCC) pinned Mullins :58
Norwalk 38, Eastwood 20
106 — Shumay (East) dec. Wilson 6-4
113 — double forfeit
120 — Bickerstaff (Nor) pinned Schemmerhorn 3:38
126 — Montana (Nor) pinned Drown 3:10
132 — Lang (Nor) maj. dec. Burket 10-1
138 — Kluding (Nor) dec. Bourdo 6-4 OT
145 — Doughty (Nor) pinned Radabaugh 5:34
152 — Caris (East) dec. Davis 8-2
160 — Alexander (Nor) dec. Beam 4-3
170 — Welch (East) tech. fall Sumi 16-0
182 — Patterson (East) dec. Leto 6-1
195 — Alexander (Nor) maj. dec. Brooks 12-4
220 — Lloyd (Nor) pinned Wolf 2:34
285 —Randall (East) pinned Leon 1:06
Norwalk 43, Toledo Central Catholic 28
106 — Pool (TCC) pinned Wilson 3:54
113 — Mossing (TCC) won by forfeit
120 — Bickerstaff (Nor) pinned Kern 3:42
126 — Montana (Nor) dec. Hagen 6-2
132 — Mossing (TCC) maj. dec. Lang 9-0
138 — Padilla (Nor) dec. Kluding 5-0
145 — Viengmany (TCC) dec. Doughty 10-5
152 — Davis (Nor) maj. dec. Vielma 16-5
160 — Alexander (Nor) pinned Murrey 3:43
170 — Sumi (Nor) pinned White 5:30.
182 — Leto (Nor) pinned Williams 1:50
195 — Alexander (Nor) pinned Gregory 1:50
220 — Lloyd (Nor) pinned Moran 1:15
285 — Fisher (TCC) pinned Leon 5:26
Eastwood 41, Toledo Central Catholic 35
106 — Pool (TCC) maj. dec. Shumay 12-2
113 — Mossing (TCC) won by forfeit
120 — Shemmerhorn (East) pinned Kertn 5:53
126 — Kaucher (TCC) won by forfeit
132 — Mossing (TCC) pinned Burket 1:51
138 — Padilla (TCC) dec. Bourdo 7-1
145 — Viengmany (TCC) maj. dec. Radabaugh 17-9
152 — Beam (East) pinned Vielma 2:41
160 — Caris (East) tech. fall Murrey 18-1
170 — Welch (East) won by forfeit
182 — Patterson (East) won by forfeit
195 — Brooks (East) pinned Gregory 1:31
220 — Wolf (East) pinned Moran 2:26
285 — Pickerel (TCC) pinned Randall :54
Eastwood 40, Tiffin Columbian 30
106 — Kopp (TC) won by forfeit
113 — Mullenex (TC) dec. Shumay 14-9
120 — Williams (TC) dec. Shemmerhorn 2-0
126 — Correll (TC) won by default
132 — Burket (East) pinned Reyes 1:01
138 — Bourdo (East) maj. dec. Schwartz 10-0
145 — Blodgett (TC) tech. fall Radabaugh 15-0
152 — Williams (TC) maj. dec. Beam 12-1
160 — Hurt (TC) dec. Caris 7-6
170 — Welch (East) pinned Akers :22
182 — Patterson (East) pinned Oakleaf :53
195 — Wolf (East) pinned Keller :37
220 — Brooks (East) pinned Chance :30
285 — Randall (East) pinned Mullins :51
SCORE ONLY
Norwalk 31, Tiffin Columbian 30
PREP WRESTLING: Dukes, Ferguson win for Fostoria at Celina
CELINA — Jordan Dukes and Anthony Ferguson won individual crowns to lead the Redmen to a sixth-place finish at Saturday’s Celina Lions Invitational.
Dukes won the 113-pound class with ease as he pinned Toledo St. John’s A.J. Rush in a time of 1:51 in the finals to finish 5-0.
Ferguson was perfect at 145 pounds for the Redmen as he whipped Ayersville’s Zach Clark 14-0 in the title bout.
Angelo Eufracio (138) and Tony Reynolds (170) were second and Luke Leonard (106) was third for the Redmen.
Brik Dauterman (126) and Dalton Bressler (160) both picked up fourth-place finishes for Elmwood.
CELINA LIONS INVITATIONAL
TEAM STANDINGS
1, Coldwater 244½. 2, Versailles 229. 3, Ayersville 226½. 4, Fremont Ross 211½. 5, Celina 180. 6, Fostoria 170½. 7, Toledo St. John’s 169. 8, Elmwood 44.
CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES
106 — R. Behringer (Ayer) dec. P. Nichols (TSJ), 6-0.
113 — Dukes (Fos) pinned Rush (TSJ), 1:51.
120 — Mansfield (Ayer) tech. fall Slonkosky (Ver), 18-2.
126 — Mangen (Ver) maj. dec. Alvarado (Ayer), 22-11.
132 — Post (Cold) tech. fall Marquez (FR), 18-1.
138 — Grine (FR) dec. Eufracio (Fos), 6-2.
145 — Ferguson (Fos) maj. dec. Clark (Ayer), 14-0.
152 — Christian (Ver) dec. Geary (FR) 4-3.
160 — Fink (Cold) dec. Sutter (Cel), 5-2.
170 — Ankney (Ayer) maj. dec. Reynolds (Fos), 16-7.
182 — Francis (Ver) dec,. Bergeon (Ayer), 7-3.
195 — Schoen (TSJ) pinned Chavez (FR), 2:33.
220 — Post (Cold) dec. Oliver (Ver), 5-2.
285 — Dolton (FR) dec. Newland (Cel), 4-2.
THIRD PLACE
106 — L. Leonard (Fos) maj. dec. Hetrick (FR), 13-0.
113 — McAfee (FR) tech. fall Obringer (Cold), 15-0.
120 — Kuether (Cold) pinned Farrar (TSJ), 3:29.
126 — M. Nichols (TSJ) dec. Dauterman (Elm), 6-0.
132 — Guingrich (Cel) maj. dec. Miller (TSJ), 16-2.
138 — Subler (Ver) dec. Garwood (Cel), 6-2.
145 — Braun (Cel) tech. fall Timmerman (Cold), 15-0.
152 — Collet (Cold) dec. Senger (Cel), 8-2.
160 — Clack (Ver) dec. Bressler (Elm), 9-4.
170 — Collet (Cold) pinned Bostdorff (TSJ), 4:12.
182 — Koesters (Cold) by default over Sillman (Cel).
195 — Lockwood (Cel) dec. Dieringer (Ver), 2-1, OT.
220 — Friesner (Ayer) dec. Krull (TSJ), 6-4.
285 — Grieshop (Cold) pinned Jokerst (Ver), 4:31.
COMPLETE RESULTS