High School Hoops Scoreboard: Cougars record program's first 20-win season
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Friday, Feb. 17
Boys Basketball
Crestview 73, Plymouth 48
The Crestview Cougars completed the first 20-win regular season and broke the single season wins record by knocking off Plymouth 73-48 on Friday night.
Heath Kash led the way with 18 points while Tyson Ringler and Owen Barker added 11 points apiece, Jarek Ringler had nine, Sam Wells added seven, Dylan Bruner scored six and Brennan Fulk rounded out the scoring with one.
The Cougars are 20-2 and await the winner of Genoa and Wynford in the Division III sectional tournament.
Northmor 63, Mansfield Christian 60
Highland 50, Clear Fork 40
The Clear Fork Colts took a tough MOAC loss in their final game of the season falling to Highland 50-40 on Friday night.
Logan Richmond led the way with 10 points while Garrett Hotz added seven, Grant Spencer and Beau Dornbirer had six apiece, Victor Skoog and Logan Anderson scored four apiece, Kaden Riddle had two and Charles Myer rounded out the scoring with one.
Clear Fork falls to 6-16 and will take on Ontario at 6 p.m. on Wednesday at Madison in the Division II sectional semifinals.
Mansfield Senior 54, Lexington 53 OT
Shelby 74, Ontario 43
Tuesday, Feb. 14
Boys Basketball
Crestview 82, St. Paul 54
The Crestview Cougars picked up another Firelands Conference victory over St. Paul on Tuesday night, 82-54.
Justice Thompson led the Cougars with 27 points while Heath Kash added 16, Tyson Ringler and Jarek Ringler scored 10 apiece, Owen Barker had seven and Dylan Bruner and Sam Wells rounded out the scoring with six apiece.
The Cougars improved to 19-2 on the year and tied the program record for wins in a season. They have a chance to complete the first 20-win season in Crestview boys basketball history on Friday at Plymouth.
Lucas 52, Clear Fork 50
The Lucas Cubs pulled off a narrow win over Clear Fork on Tuesday night winning 52-50 in nonconference action.
Andrew Smollen led the way for the Cubs with 15 points while Aidan Culler added 13, Logan Toms had nine, Corbin Toms scored seven, Kason Antrican chipped in with five and Zach Diehl rounded out the scoring with three.
Victor Skoog led the Colts with 16 points while Adam Vanausdle added 10, Grant sPencer had eight, Garrett Hotz collected six, Mason Pipes chipped in with four and Beau Dornbirer and Logan Anderson rounded out the scoring with three apiece.
The Cubs finish the regular season at 18-4 and will play St. Peter’s at 6 p.m. on Feb. 21 at Crestview in the Division IV sectional semifinals. Clear Fork falls to 6-15 and travels to Highland on Friday to round out the regular season.
Mansfield Christian 78, New London 54
The Mansfield Christian Flames picked up a nice 78-54 win over New London on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Davis Wushinske and Amarr Davis led the Flames with 12 points apiece while Brock Rentzel, Luke Zerby and Griffin Baker scored 11 points apiece, Isaac Hillman added five, Connor Loose, Gabe Westfield and Evan Keib chipped in with four apiece and Blayne Morrow rounded out the scoring with three.
The Flames improve to 15-6 and host Northmor on Friday.
Sandusky 81, Madison 77 OT
The Madison Rams took state-ranked Sandusky into overtime and game the Blue Streaks everything it could handle in an 81-77 OT loss on Tuesday night.
Seven Allen led the way with 27 points while Jayden Jeffries added 23, Owen Wigton and Will Kepple had eight apiece, Justin McCraney scored five and Cam Kuhn and Tatum Turcott rounded out the scoring with three apiece.
The Rams finish the regular season 11-11 and will play Holland Springfield at 6 p.m. on Feb. 21 in the Division I sectional semifinals.
Bellevue 49, Ontario 44
The Ontario Warriors took a tough 49-44 nonconference loss to Bellevue on Tuesday night.
Gage Weaver led the way with 14 points while Grady Schroeder added 12, Carter Weaver had six, Braxton Hall scored five, Grayson Purvis collected four and Landon Foltz rounded out the scoring with three.
The Warriors fall to 12-9 and host Shelby on Friday.
Saturday, Feb. 11
Boys Basketball
Ontario 40, Colonel Crawford 38
The Ontario Warriors picked up a nice nonconference win over Colonel Crawford on Saturday, 40-38.
Carter Weaver led the way for Ontario with 17 points while Gage Weaver added nine, Bodpegn Miller scored six, Brady Zehe and Braxton Hall had three apiece and Landon Foltz rounded out the scoring with two.
The Warriors improve to 12-8 and host Bellevue on Tuesday.
Madison 36, Marion Harding 35
The Madison Rams picked up a nice 36-35 nonconference win over Marion Harding on Saturday night.
Jayden Jeffries led the way for the Rams with 16 points while Seven Allen added 10, Tatum Turcott scored six and Will Kepple rounded out the scoring with four.
The Rams improve to 11-10 and travel to Sandusky on Tuesday for the season finale.
Shelby 59, Upper Sandusky 55
The Shelby Whippets used a come-from-behind effort to pick up a nice nonconference win over Upper Sandusky on Saturday night, 59-55.
Alex Bruskotter and Issaiah Ramsey led the way with 12 points apiece while Brayden DeVito added 11, Casey Lantz scored eight, Carson Brubaker collected six and Bryson Baker and Max Hess rounded out the scoring with five apiece.
The Whippets improve to 18-2 and host Lexington on Tuesday.
Mansfield Senior 59, Trotwood-Madison 55 OT
The Mansfield Senior Tygers won their third game in a row and four of their last five with a nice 59-55 overtime win over Trotwood-Madison on Saturday.
Karion Lindsay led the way with 14 points while Duke Reese added 13, Nathaniel Haney and Kyevi Roane scored eight apiece, Rashad Reed scored seven, Ja’Ontay O’Bryant chopped in with three and Jakob Legron, Melo Smith and Ahmaan Thomas rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Tygers improve to 14-7 and host Lexington on Friday in the regular season finale.
Lucas 40, Plymouth 30
The Lucas Cubs went on the road and picked up a nice nonconference win over Plymouth on Saturday night winning 40-30.
Logan Toms led the way for Lucas with 12 points while Corbin Toms added 11, Aidan Culler scored 10, Zach Diehl chipped in with three and Hunter Church and Jadon Walter rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Owen Reynolds and Layne Bushey led the Big Red with 10 points apiece while Gavin Bishop added four and Carson Tucker, Jarrett Burrer and Flint Ratliff rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Cubs improve to 17-4 and travel to Clear Fork on Tuesday while Plymouth falls to 4-17 and hosts Crestview on Friday.
Ottawa-Glandorf 71, Lexington 59
The Lexington Minutemen took a tough 71-59 nonconference loss to last year’s Division III state runner-up Ottawa-Glandorf on Saturday night.
Brayden Fogle led the Minutemen with 18 points while Baden Forup added 13 points and 15 rebounds, Hudson Moore scored 11 points, Elijah Hudson added 10, AJ Young scored four and Chance Basilone rounded out the scoring with three.
The Minutemen fall to 17-3 and head to Shelby on Tuesday.
Lake Center Christian 48, Mansfield Christian 46
Temple Christian at St. Peter’s
Girls Basketball
Lucas 63, Riverdale 45
The Lucas Cubs earned an impressive 63-45 win over Riverdale on Saturday afternoon in nonconference action closing out the regular season.
Shelby Grover led the way for the Cubs with a huge 36-point performance.
Lucas improves to 8-13 and will take on Plymouth at 6 p.m. at Crestview on Thursday in the Division IV sectional semifinals.
Mansfield Christian 53, Centerburg 46
Friday, Feb. 10
Boys Basketball
Lexington 73, Wooster 50
The Lexington Minutemen clinched at least a share of the Ohio Cardinal Conference championship with a 73-50 win over Wooster on Friday night.
Baden Forup and Hudson Moore led the way with 22 points apiece while Brayden Fogle added 12, Elijah Hudson scored 11 and Alex Depperschmidt and Gavin Husty rounded out the scoring with three apiece. Forup posted a huge double-double with 14 rebounds while Fogle also added 10 to give him a nice double-double of his own. He also collected five steals.
The Minutemen improve to 17-2 and 12-1 in the OCC giving them a one-game lead with one to play. They can clinch it outright on Feb. 17 at Mansfield Senior. First, they travel to Ottawa-Gandorf on Saturday and Shelby on Tuesday.
Marion Harding 58, Ontario 31
The Ontario Warriors took a tough 58-31 loss to Marion Harding on Friday night in MOAC play.
Braxton Hall and Grayson Purvis led the way with six points apiece while Grady Schroeder added five, Brady Zehe collected four, Landon Foltz and Bodpegn Miller scored three apiece and Carter Weaver and Gage Weaver rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Warriors fall to 11-8 and travel to Colonel Crawford on Saturday.
Lucas 63, Mount Gilead 48
The Lucas Cubs earned a convincing nonconference win over Mount Gilead on Friday night, 63-48.
Logan Toms led the way with 23 points while Andrew Smollen added 13, Aidan Culler scored 12, Hunter Church collected four, Corbin Toms had three and Zach Diehl, Kason Antrican, Jadon Walter and Ty Lehnhart rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Cubs improved to 16-4 and travel to Plymouth on Saturday.
Mansfield Christian 62 Central Christian 46
The Mansfield Christian Flames earned a nice Mid-Buckeye Conference win in their last league game of the season beating Central Christian 62-46 on Friday night.
Amarr Davis led the way with 22 points while Luke Zerby had a nice game with 17, Griffin Baker added 11, Brock Rentzel chipped in with six and Connor Loose and Gabe Westfield rounded out the scoring with three apiece.
The Flames improve to 14-5 and host Lake Center Christian on Saturday.
St. Peter’s at Loudonville
Mansfield Senior 70, Ashland 61
Girls Basketball
Crestview 33, Plymouth 24
The Crestview Cougars picked up an impressive Firelands Conference win over Plymouth on Friday night, 33-24.
Georgia McFarland led the Cougars with 12 points while Emma Aumend added seven, Mia Humrichouser and Elyse Belcher scored four apiece and Paige Rogers rounded out the scoring with two.
Plymouth was led by Jaylin Branham and Destiny Detillion with eight points apiece while Sarah Hoak added five, Autumn Wilson scored two and Lydia Patton rounded out the scoring with one.
Crestview ends the regular season 9-13 while Plymouth drops to 7-15.
Thursday, Feb. 9
Boys Basketball
St. Paul 56, Plymouth 45
Girls Basketball
Mansfield Senior 45, Watkins Memorial 33
The Mansfield Senior Tygers wrapped up the regular season with a convincing 45-33 win over Watkins Memorial on Thursday night.
Kiersten Bradley finished with a career-high 26 points while knocking down eight 3-pointers in the victory. She was just one off of the single-game program record of nine set by Canea Williams who knocked down nine in 2002-03. Kiyah Wentz added five points while Tasaya Smith added four, Monetta Hilory and Dazey Manns added three apiece and Kyeona Myers and Annaleise Norris rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Tygers finish the year 17-5 and will play Madison at 8 p.m. on Feb. 16 at Edison High School in the Division II sectional semifinal.
Clear Fork 42, Highland 26
The Clear Fork Colts picked up a nice MOAC win over Highland on Thursday night in their season finale, 42-26.
Annika Labaki led the way with 15 points while Pacey Chrastina added 11, Brinley Barnett had seven, Mel Blubaugh and Lillian Weikle added three apiece, Lyvia Davis chipped in with two and Kylie Belcher rounded out the scoring with one.
The Colts improve to 15-7 and take on Edison at 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 15 at Buckeye Central in the Division III sectional semifinals.
St. Peter’s at Central Christian
Tuesday, Feb. 7
Boys Basketball
Mansfield Senior 67, Eastmoor Academy 44
The Mansfield Senior Tygers picked up a nice nonconference win over Eastmoor Academy on Tuesday night, 67-44.
Nathaniel Haney led the way with 19 points fo rteh Tygers while Jakob Legron added 13, Ja’Ontay O’Bryant scored eight, Ny Petty and Rashad Reed chipped in with six apiece, Ahmaan Thomas collected four, Melo Smith scored five and Duke Reese, Jahmere Dotson-Thomas and Karion Lindsay rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Tygers improve to 12-7 and travel to Ashland on Friday.
Girls Basketball
Lucas 52, Temple Christian 49 OT
The Lucas Cubs earned a nice nonconference win over Temple Christian on Tuesday night in overtime, 52-49.
Shelby Grover led the Cubs with 25 points in her final home game while Katie Griffey added 13, Olivia Brown scored eight, Chloe Sturts had four and Keara Ammons rounded out the scoring with two.
The Cubs improve to 8-13 and travel to Riverdale on Saturday for the regular season finale.
Clear Fork 45, Cardington 32
The Clear Fork Colts picked up a convincing win over Cardington on Tuesday night in nonconference action, 45-32.
Annika Labaki led the way with 14 points while Brinley Barnett added eight, Lauryn Robinson had six, Pacey Chrastina and Lilly Wortman added five apiece, Lillian Weikle chipped in with four and Mel Blubaugh rounded out the scoring with three.
The Colts improve to 14-7 and finish up the regular season on Thursday at Highland.
Plymouth 38, St. Paul 32
The Plymouth Big Red earned a solid win over St. Paul on Tuesday night in Firelands Conference action, 33-32.
Destiny Detillion led the way with 16 points while Jaylin Branham added 10, Lydia Patton scored seven, Sarah Hoak added three and Mallory Keefe rounded out the scoring with two.
The Big Red improved to 7-14 and rounds out the regular season on Friday at home against Crestview.
Norwalk 48, Madison 20
The Madison Rams took a tough 48-20 loss to Norwalk in nonconference action on Tuesday night.
Addy Farris led the way with five points for the Rams while Natalie Back and Allie Moysi collected four apiece, Madison Berry and Alivia Ash scored three apiece and Brynn Kiley rounded out the scoring with one.
The Rams fall to 5-17 and play Mansfield Senior at 8 p.m. on Feb. 16 at Edison High School in the Division II sectional semifinals.
Monday, Feb. 6
Girls Basketball
Mansfield Christian 63, St. Peter’s 5
The Mansfield Christian Flames picked up a nice Mid-Buckeye Conference win over St. Peter’s on Monday, 63-5.
Alexis Rippel led the way for the Flames with 20 points while Zy Davis added 14, Abby Little had eight, Raegan Standridge scored six, Calah Rader collected five, Rebekah Kapustar chipped in with four and Adelle Cramer, Riley Patrick and Ally Shoemaker rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Makenzie Hardin scored three points for the Spartans while Sunshine Sipes rounded out the scoring with two.
The Flames improve to 10-7 and host Centerburg on Saturday. The Spartans are 0-14 and travel to Central Christian on Thursday.
Saturday, Feb. 4
Boys Basketball
Ontario 57, Pleasant 54
The Ontario Warriors picked up their fifth consecutive win on Saturday beating Pleasant 57-54 in MOAC action.
Carter Weaver led the way with 16 points while Braxton Hall added 12, Gage Weaver had 11, Landon Foltz collected eight, Grayson Purvis chipped in with five and Brady Zehe and Grady Schroeder rounded out the scoring with three apiece.
The Warriors improve to 11-7 and travel to Harding on Friday.
Mansfield Christian 55, Tree of Life 53 OT
The Mansfield Christian Flames earned a hard-fought 55-53 overtime win over Tree of Life on Saturday night.
Griffin Baker led the way with 16 points while Amarr Davis added 12, Davis Wushinkse had 10, Connor Loose, Brock Rentzel and Gabe Westfield chipped in with five apiece and Luke Zerby rounded out the scoring with two.
The Flames improve to 13-5 and travel to Central Christian on Friday.
Madison 62, Norwalk 57
The Madison Rams picked up a nice 62-57 nonconference win over Norwalk on Saturday night.
Jayden Jeffries led the Rams with 24 points while Seven Allen added 13, Owen Wigton had 11, Will Kepple scored six, Justin McCrarey and Nick Rickert chipped in with three apiece and Cameron Kuhn rounded out the scoring with two.
The Rams improve to 9-10 and host West Holmes on Friday.
Marion Harding 61, Clear Fork 53
The Clear Fork Colts took a narrow loss to Marion Harding on Saturday in MOAC play, 61-53.
Adam Vanausdle led the way with 17 points for the Colts while Grant Spencer added 10, Victor Skoog had five, Milo Burgholder chipped in with four, Pawie Ault had three and Kaden Riddle and Mason Pipes rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Colts fall to 6-13 and travel to Shelby on Friday.
Willard 60, Lucas 57
The Lucas Cubs took a tough 60-57 loss to Willard on Saturday in nonconference action.
Logan Toms led the Cubs with 24 points while Corbin Toms added 14, Anrew Smollen had 11, Aidan Culler scored six and Zach Diehl rounded out the scoring with two.
Max Dawson scored 27 for the Flashes.
The Cubs fall to 15-4 and host Mount Gilead on Friday.
Hillsdale 71, Plymouth 57
Shelby 75, River Valley 73 2OT
Sandusky 79, Mansfield Senior 74
Girls Basketball
Mansfield Christian 64, Lucas 50
The Mansfield Christian Flames got a piece of revenge beating Lucas 64-50 in Mid-Buckeye Conference action.
Alexis Rippel led the way with 19 points while Raegan Standridge had 12, Abby Little scored 11, Zy Davis and Noelle Beare chipped in with 10 apiece and Riley Patrick rounded out the scoring with two.
The Cubs were led by Shelby Grover with 24 points while Katie Griffey and Chloe Sturts added 10 apiece and Morgan Trumpower, Maggie Restelli and Olivia Brown rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Flames improve to 9-7 and host Centerburg on Feb. 11. Lucas falls to 7-13 and hosts Temple Christian on Tuesday.
Central Christian 43, St. Peter’s 10
The St Peter’s Spartans took a tough Mid-Buckeye Conference loss to Central Christian on Saturday falling 43-10.
Sunshine Sipes led the way with five points for the Spartans while Elina Gilland added three and Rakayla Smith rounded out the scoring with two.
The Spartans fall to 0-13.
Mapleton 38, Crestview 33
Friday, Feb. 3
Boys Basketball
Lexington 65, Mount Vernon 35
The Lexington Minutemen picked up a comfortable 65-35 win over Mount Vernon on Friday night in Ohio Cardinal Conference action.
Brayden Fogle and Baden Forup led the way for Lex with 18 points apiece while Elijah Hudson had 10, Hudson Moore added six, Jaxx Lamp scored five, Joe Caudill and Gavin Husty had three apiece and AJ Young rounded out the scoring with two. Forup secured 12 rebounds while Fogle added nine.
The Minutemen improve to 16-2 and travel to Wooster on Friday.
Mapleton 69, Plymouth 59
Lucas 80, Mansfield Christian 56
Mansfield Senior 58, Madison 50
Girls Basketball
Ontario 39, Marion Harding 38
Thursday, Feb. 2
Boys Basketball
Ontario 66, Galion 62
The Ontario Warriors picked up a nice 66-62 MOAC win over Galion on Thursday night.
Braxton Hall led the way for Ontario with 15 points while Brady Zehe added 13, Gage Weaver had 10, Grady Schroeder added seven, Carter Weaver and Grayson Purvis chipped in with six apiece, Jayden Leach scored five and Bodpegn Miller rounded out the scoring with four.
The Warriors improve to 10-7 and host Pleasant on Saturday.
Pleasant 71, Clear Fork 68
The Clear Fork Colts took a tough MOAC loss to Pleasant on Thursday night, 71-68.
Garrett Hotz led the way with 25 points while Grant Spencer added 16, Victor Skoog had nine, Beau Dornbirer scored eight, Adam Vanausdle chipped in with seven, and Milo Burgholder rounded out the scoring with three.
Clear Fork falls to 6-12 and hosts Marion Harding on Saturday.
Girls Basketball
West Holmes 42, Madison 31
The Madison Rams gave West Holmes everything it could handle on Thursday night in a 42-31 OCC loss.
Chloe Ebeling led the way for Madison with eight points while Madison Beery had seven, Natalie Back and Savanna Rachel scored four apiece, Bri Bowles and Brynn Kiley chipped in with three apiece and Melanie Slick rounded out the scoring with two.
The Rams fall to 5-16 and travel to Norwalk on Tuesday.
Wooster 69, Lexington 47
The Lexington Lady Lex took a tough Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to Wooster on Thursday night falling 69-47.
Madi Basilone led the way with 11 points while Cora Palmer and Kaitlyn Delano Goodman added nine apiece, Kaleigh Leadbetter scored seven, Ava Brown had six, Lexia Buffington chipped in with three and Tatum Stover rounded out the scoring with two. Brown added 10 rebounds while Stover and Leadbetter had even apiece.
Lexington falls to 5-17 and is off until Feb. 16 when they play Shelby at 6 p.m. at Edison in the Division II sectional semifinals.
Wynford 63, Plymouth 28
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough nonconference loss to Wynford on Thursday evening, 63-28.
Destiny Detillion led the way with 11 points while Jaylin Branham had five, Sarah Hoak chipped in with three, Addison Slone, Autumn Wilson, Autumn Spears and Lydia Patton collected two and Mallory Keefe rounded out the scoring with one.
The Big Red falls to 6-14 and travels to St. Paul on Tuesday.
Mansfield Senior 68, Ashland 33
Wednesday, Feb. 1
Boys Basketball
Shelby 87, Highland 53
The Shelby Whippets earned a nice 87-53 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Highland on Wednesday night to remain in first place in the league standings.
Alex Bruskotter led the way with 32 points while Issaiah Ramsey added 10, Casey Lantz and Bryson Baker had nine apiece, Max Hess collected seven, Carson Brubaker scored five, Audric Kelly and Brennan Lewis chipped in with three apiece, Karsen Homan scored two and Brayden DeVito rounded out the scoring with one.
The Whippets improve to 15-2 and travel to River Valley on Saturday.
Tuesday, Jan. 31
Boys Basketball
Ontario 65, Crestview 62 OT
The Ontario Warriors outlasted the Crestview Cougars in overtime on Tuesday night, 65-63, in nonconference action.
Gage Weaver led the Warriors with 18 points including an and-1 late in overtime to seal the victory. Brady Zehe added 12 points while Braxton Hall added 11, Grayson Purvis had nine, Carter Weaver scored eight, Landon Foltz chipped in with five and Grady Schroeder rounded out the scoring with two.
Crestview was led by Justice Thompson with 18 points while Jarek Ringler added 14, Tyson Ringler had 10, Owen Barker and Sam Wells added eight apiece and Heath Kash rounded out the scoring with four.
The Warriors improve to 9-7 and have now won three straight. They host Galion on Thursday. Crestview falls to 16-2 and travels to New London on Friday.
Lexington 94, Galion 79
The Lexington Minutemen saw an offensive explosion in a 94-79 win over Galion on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Hudson Moore led Lex with 29 points and 13 rebounds while Baden Forup added 19 points, Elijah Hudson had 15, Gavin Husty scored 13, Brayden Fogle added eight, AJ Young had seven and Joe Caudill rounded out the scoring with three. Fogle handed out seven assists and Caudill pulled down eight rebounds.
Lexington improves to 15-2 and hosts Mount Vernon on Friday night in the final home game of the season.
Girls Basketball
Shelby 56, Upper Sandusky 51
The Shelby Whippets picked up an impressive 56-51 nonconference win over Upper Sandusky on Tuesday night.
Audi Albert had a huge game with 22 points while Demi Hipp and Eve Schwemley added 13 apiece, Trinity Baker chipped in with six and Alexis Booker rounded out the scoring with two. Schwemley also added eight rebounds while handing out five assists.
The Whippets improve to 16-4 and travel to Clear Fork on Friday night.
Plymouth 59, Crestline 29
The Plymouth Big Red picked up a nice nonconference victory over Crestline on Tuesday night, 59-29.
Destiny Detillion led the Big Red with 26 points while Jaylin Branham added 16, Sarah Hoak and Lydia Patton added four apiece, Aly Lewis chipped in with three and Mallory Keefe, Autumn Spears and Aryssa Horne rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Big Red improves to 6-13 and travels to Wynford on Thursday.
Temple Christian 54, St. Peter’s 16
The Temple Christian Crusaders picked up a nice 54-16 win over St. Peter’s on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Erie Day led the way for Temple Christian with 13 points while Maleah Kurtz added 12, Ashlynn Knapshield and Mia Smith scored 11 apiece, Makayla Westbrook chipped in with four,Riley Little had two and Rachel McKenzie rounded out the scoring with one.
Makenzie Hardin led the Spartans with nine points while Elina Gilland added four, Kienna Johnson chipped in with two and Sunshine Sipes rounded out the scoring with one.
The Spartans fall to 0-12 and host Central Christian on Saturday.
Monday, Jan. 30
Boys Basketball
Plymouth 60, St. Peter’s 30
Girls Basketball
New Philadelphia 46, Mansfield Senior 42
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to New Philadelphia knocking them back into a tie for first place in the league, 46-42.
Kyeona Myers led the way for the Tygers with 14 points while Kiyah Wentz added 12, Kiersten Bradley and Monetta Hilory had six apiece, Tasaya Smith had two and Dazey Manns and Annaleise Norris rounded out the scoring with one apiece.
The Tygers fall to 15-5 and host Ashland on Thursday.
Fredericktown 69, Lucas 36
The Lucas Cubs took a tough nonconference loss to Fredericktown on Monday night, 69-36.
Shelby Grover led the way with 21 points while Olivia Brown added eight, Chloe Sturtz had four, Maggie Restelli chipped in with two and Allyson Arnold rounded out the scoring with one.
The Cubs fall to 7-12 and travel to Mansfield Christian on Saturday.
Northwestern 54, Madison 50
The Madison Rams took a tough nonconference loss to Northwestern on Monday night, 54-50.
Chloe Ebeling led the way for the Rams with 21 points while Natalee Back added eight, Savanna Rachel scored seven, Allie Moysi added six, Bri Bowles, Addy Farris and Morgan Cook chipped in with two apiece and Savannah Grey and Alivia Ash rounded out the scoring with one apiece.
The Rams fall to 5-15 and will travel to West Holmes on Thursday.
Wellington 33, Mansfield Christian 31
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 33-31 nonconference loss to Wellington on Monday night.
Alexis Rippel led the way with 11 points while Raegan Standridge added six, Abby Little had five, Adelle Cramer chipped in with two and Zy Davis rounded out the scoring with one.
The Flames fall to 8-7 and host Lucas on Saturday.
Tiffin Columbian 53, Lexington 48
The Lexington Lady Lex took a tough nonconference loss to Tiffin Columbian on Monday night, 53-48.
Ava Brown had a huge day with 18 points and 20 rebounds to lead Lady Lex. Madi Basilone added eight points while Kaleigh Leadbetter had seven, Cora Palmer and Tatum Stover had five apiece, Lexia Buffington chipped in with three and Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman rounded out the scoring with two.
Lexington falls to 5-16 and travels to Wooster on Thursday.
Saturday, Jan. 28
Boys Basketball
Crestview 73, New London 30
The Crestview Cougars clinched at least a share of the Firelands Conference championship for the first time since 2000 with a convincing 73-30 win over New London on Saturday.
Justice Thompson led the way with 11 points while Dylan Bruner and Jarek Ringler added 10 apiece, Tyson Ringler, Sam Wells and Heath Kash scored nine apiece, Owen Barker had seven, Karter Goon added four, Grayson Burgess added three and Brennan Fulk rounded out the scoring with one.
The Cougars improve to 16-1 and travel to Ontario on Tuesday.
Girls Basketball
Clear Fork 42, Marion Harding 32
The Clear Fork Colts earned a convincing MOAC win over Harding on Saturday, 42-32.
Pacey Chrastina and Lilly Wortman led the way with eight points apiece while Lyvia Davis and Brinley Barnett had seven apiece, Annika Labaki scored five, Lillian Weikle chipped in with four, Kylie Belcher had two and Mel Blubaugh rounded out the scoring with one.
The Colts improve to 12-7 and host Shelby on Friday night.
Ontario 29, Pleasant 27
Loudonville 62, Lucas 28
New London 47, Crestview 22
Gilead Christian 42, St. Peter’s 27
Mansfield Senior 42, West Holmes 35
Friday, Jan. 27
Boys Basketball
Lucas 60, Loudonville 34
The Lucas Cubs earned a dominating 60-34 win over Loudonville on Friday night to clinch at least a share of the Mid-Buckeye Conference championship for the fifth consecutive season.
Aidan Culler led the way for the Cubs with 17 points while Andrew Smollen added 12, Logan Toms and Corbin Toms scored eight apiece, Zach Diehl had five, Jadon Walter scored four, Kason Antrican added three, Josh Burtscher chipped in with two and Hunter Church rounded out the scoring with one.
The Cubs improve to 13-3 and host Mansfield Christian on Friday with a chance to clinch the outright MBC championship.
Crestview 70, Monroeville 65
The Crestview Cougars took one step closer to clinching a Firelands Conference championship with a 70-65 win over Monroeville on Friday night.
Jarek Ringler led the Cougars with 24 points while Justice Thompson added 16, Heath Kash added 15, Tyson Ringer chipped in with eight, Owen Barker had five and Dylan Bruner rounded out the scoring with two.
The Cougars improve to 15-1 and 9-0 in the FC. They have a four-game lead over Monroeville and Mapleton with just five league games left to play. They host New London on Saturday with a chance to clinch at least a share of their first FC title in 23 years.
Shelby 74, Galion 40
The Shelby Whippets came alive in the second half and rolled to a 74-40 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Galion on Friday night.
Alex Bruskotter led the way with 18 points, seven rebounds and eight assists while Brayden DeVito added 12 points, Carson Brubaker had 10, Max Hess scored nine, Casey Lantz added eight, Issaiah Ramsey chipped in with six, Bryson Baker had four, Amareon Russell scored three and Carson Garrett and James Mahon rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Whippets improve to 14-2 and host Highland on Wednesday.
Mansfield Christian 69, St. Peter’s 37
The Mansfield Christian Flames earned a solid 69-37 win over St. Peter’s on Friday night in Mid-Buckeye Conference action.
Amarr Davis led the way with 29 points for the Flames while Brock Rentzel and Griffin Baker had nine apiece, Blayne Morrow had five, Gabe Westfield and Isaac Hillman scored four apiece, Davis Wushinske scored three and Connor Loose, Evan Keib and Luke Zerby rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Feree Kent led St. Peter’s with 15 points while Angelo Gasper added 11, Dmoni Lentes had six, Sidiki Sissoko scored three and Desmond King rounded out the scoring with two.
Mansfield Christian improves to 12-4 and travels to Lucas on Friday while St. Peter’s falls to 1-17 and hosts Plymouth on Monday.
Madison 59, Mount Vernon 47
The Madison Rams earned a nice Ohio Cardinal Conference win over Mount Vernon on Friday night, 59-47.
Jayden Jeffries led the way for the Rams with 25 points while Justin McCraney and Owen Wigton added nine apiece, Tatum Turcott had six, Nick Rickert scored five, Cameron Kuhn added three and Will Kepple rounded out the scoring with two.
The Rams improve to 8-9 and travel to Mansfield Senior on Friday.
Plymouth 49, New London 37
Ontario 70, Clear Fork 60 OT
Lexington 57, Mansfield Senior 54
Girls Basketball
Mansfield Christian 66, St. Peter’s 10
The Mansfield Christian Flames earned a nice Mid-Buckeye Conference win over St. Peter’s on Friday night, 66-10.
Alexis Ripple led the way with 20 points for the Flames while Raegan Standridge collected 11, Zy Davis and Abby Little scored eight points apiece, Ally Shoemaker chipped in with five and Riley Patrick rounded out the scoring with four.
Makenzie Hardin scored all 10 points for the Spartans.
Mansfield Christian improves to 8-6 and hosts Lucas on Feb. 4 while St. Peter’s falls to 0-10 and hosts Gilead Christian on Saturday.
Thursday, Jan. 26
Girls Basketball
Shelby 60, Highland 36
The Shelby Whippets picked up a nice Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Highland on Thursday, 60-36.
Demi Hipp and Sophia Long led the way with 10 points apiece while Audi Albert, Trinity Baker and Eve Schwemley had eight apiece, Sarah Reiser and Alexis Booker added six apiece, Charlie Niese scored three and Alyssa Booker rounded out the scoring with one. Hipp added five assists, four rebounds and four steals in the win.
Shelby improves to 14-4 and will host River Valley on Saturday with first place in the MOAC on the line.
Lexington 43, Mount Vernon 40
The Lexington Lady Lex picked up a nice Ohio Cardinal Conference win over Mount Vernon on Thursday night, 43-40.
Madi Basilone led the way with 12 points while Kaleigh Leadbetter collected nine, Cora Palmer added eight, Ava Brown had five, Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman scored four, Tatum Stover chipped in with three and Zoe Borowicz rounded out the scoring with two. Stover and Delano-Goodman hauled in eight rebounds apiece.
Lexington improves to 5-15 and travels to Columbian on Monday.
Ontario 54, Galion 20
The Ontario Warriors picked up a 54-20 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Galion on Thursday night.
Mash Shaw led the way with 17 points for the Warriors while Adrienne Kearns and Taylor Counts had six apiece, Eden Howard and Lauren Sexton collected four apiece, Leila Stevens chipped in with three and Trista Jewell, Justice Jacobs, Olivia Kreger, Lizzie Nagel, Maddie Henderson, Paradise Jeru and Laprina Young all scored two apiece.
Ontario improves to 7-12 and hosts Pleasant on Tuesday.
Mapleton 20, Plymouth 19
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough loss to Mapleton on Thursday night in Firelands Conference play, 20-19.
Sarah Hoak led the way for Plymouth with eight points while Destiny Detillion had four, Jaylin Branham scored three and Mallory Keefe and Lydia Patton rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Big Red falls to 5-13 and hosts Crestline on Tuesday.
Loudonville 60, Crestview 29
The Crestview Cougars took a tough 60-29 nonconference loss to Loudonville on Thursday night.
Emma Aumend led the Cougars with 10 points while Georgia McFarland added eight, Elyse Belcher and Paige Rogers scored three apiece, Makenzie Spoerr and Mirabelle Welch chipped in with two apiece and Tori Kidney rounded out the scoring with one.
The Cougars fall to 8-11 and hosts New London on Saturday.
Mansfield Senior 39, Madison 38
Tuesday, Jan. 24
Boys Basketball
Ontario 59, Upper Sandusky 39
The Ontario Warriors picked up an impressive nonconference win over Upper Sandusky on Tuesday, 59-39.
Carter Weaver led the Warriors with 20 points while Braxton Hall and Bodpegn Miller added 11 apiece, Gage Weaver had seven and Brady Zehe and Grayson Purvis rounded out the scoring with five apiece.
The Warriors improve to 7-7 and travel to Clear Fork on Friday.
Mansfield Senior 68, West Holmes 58
The Mansfield Senior Tygers picked up a nice 68-58 Ohio Cardinal Conference win over West Holmes on Tuesday night.
Elias Owens led the way with 21 points while Kyevi Roane added 18, Rashad Reed scored nine, Nathaniel Haney collected six, Duke Reese and Karion Lindsay added four apiece and Jakob Legron, Jahmere Dotson-Thomas and Ahmaan Thomas rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Tygers improve to 10-5 and travel to Lexington on Friday.
New Philadelphia 55, Lexington 53
The Lexington Minutemen took a tough 55-53 loss to New Philadelphia on Tuesday night in Ohio Cardinal Conference action.
Baden Forup led the way with 17 points while Hudson Moore added 12, Elijah Hudson had eight, Brayden Fogle and AJ Young had seven apiece and Gavin Husty rounded out the scoring with two.
Lexington falls to 13-2 and hosts Mansfield Senior on Friday.
Ashland 61, Madison 51
The Madison Rams took a tough 61-51 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to Ashland on Tuesday night.
Jayden Jeffries led the Rams with 16 points while Seven Allen added 14, Tatum Turcott scored 11, Owen Wigton had five, Cameron Kuhn scored three and Will Kepple rounded out the scoring with two.
The Rams fall to 7-9 and host Mount Vernon on Friday.
Black River 62, St. Peter’s 45
Monday, Jan. 23
Girls Basketball
West Holmes 45, Clear Fork 39
The Clear Fork Colts took a tough 45-39 loss to West Holmes in nonconference action on Monday night.
Lilly Wortman led the way with 14 points while Pacey Chrastina added seven, Annika Labaki and Kylie Belcher had five apiece, Lyvia Davis and Lillian Weikle chipped in with three apiece and Brinley Barnett rounded out the scoring with two.
The Colts fall to 11-6 and host Pleasant on Thursday.
Madison 51, Sandusky 50
The Madison Rams completed a large comeback in a 51-50 nonconference win over Sandusky on Monday night.
Down 29-8, the Rams battled all the way back ad Madison Berry made a shot with two seconds left to put the Rams on top for good. Chloe Ebeling led the Rams with 13 points while Berry and Bri Bowles added 11 points apiece, Savanna Rachel had seven, Natalie Back added four, Addy Farris and Melanie Slick scored two apiece and Alivia Ash rounded out the scoring with one.
Madison improves to 5-13 on the year and hosts Mansfield Senior on Thursday.
Saturday, Jan 21
Boys Basketball
Clear Fork 62, Galion 54
The Clear Fork Colts picked up a nice 62-54 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Galion on Saturday afternoon.
Adam Vanausdle led the way for the Colts with 14 points while Grant Spencer and Victor Skoog added 12 apiece, Kaden Riddle had eight, Garrett Hotz collected seven, Logan Anderson chipped in with four, Jaden BEachy had three and Mason Pipes rounded out the scoring with two.
The Colts improve to 6-10 and host Ontario on Friday.
Mansfield Christian 49, Loudonville 41
The Mansfield Christian Flames picked up a key Mid-Buckeye Conference win over Loudonville on Saturday, 49-41.
Griffin Baker led the way with 19 points while Amarr Davis added 18, Davis Wushinske and Connor Loose had four apiece and Gabe Westfield and Isaac Hillman rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Flames improve to 11-4 and travel to St. Peter's on Friday.
River Valley 55, Ontario 37
The Ontario Warriors took a tough 55-37 loss to River Valley on Saturday evening in Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference play.
Gage Weaver led the way for the Warriors with 10 points while Grady Schroeder added eight, Braxton Hall had seven, Bodpegn Miller scored five, Grayson Purvis had three and Carter Weaver and Landon Foltz rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Warriors fall to 6-7 and travel to Upper Sandusky on Tuesday.
Marion Harding 64, Shelby 48
The Shelby Whippets took a surprising 64-48 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference loss to Marion Harding on Saturday for their first league loss of the year.
Alex Bruskotter led the Whippets with 19 points and 12 rebounds while Casey Lantz added 12 points, Issaiah Ramsey had six, Max Hess added five, Bryson Baker scored four and Brayden DeVito rounded out the scoring with two.
The Whippets fall to 13-2 and host Galion on Friday.
Lucas 62, Riverdale 41
The Lucas Cubs picked up a nice nonconference win over Riverdale 62-41 on Saturday night.
Corbin Toms led the way with 20 points while Aidan Culler had 12, Logan Toms and Andrew Smollen added 10 points apiece, Jaden Walter added six and Hunter Church and Zach Diehl rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Cubs improve to 12-3 and host Crestview on Tuesday.
Shekinah Christian 65, St. Peter's 31
Danbury 85, Plymouth 64
Girls Basketball
Lucas 49, Mansfield Christian 46
The Lucas Cubs picked up an impressive 49-46 win over Mansfield Christian in Mid-Buckeye Conference play on Saturday afternoon.
Shelby Grover led the way for Lucas with 39 points including 14 in the fourth quarter alone. Maggie Restelli added four while Chloe Sturts, Olivia Brown and Katie Griffey rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Alexis Ripple led the way for the Flames with 19 points while Raegan Standridge added 11, Abby Little had 10, Zy Davis scored three and Adelle Cramer rounded out the scoring with two.
The Cubs improve to 7-10 and host Fredericktown on Wednesday while Mansfield Christian falls to 7-6 and travels to St. Peter's on Friday.
Crestview 42, Monroeville 38
The Crestview Cougars picked up a solid Firelands Conference win on Saturday beating Monroeville 42-38.
Emma Aumend led the way with 17 points while Elyse Belcher and Lily Cline added six points apiece, Makenzie Spoerr had five, Mia Himrishouser scored four and Georgia McFarland and Paige Rogers rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Cougars improve to 8-10 and travel to Loudonville on Thursday.
New London 46, Plymouth 24
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 46-24 Firelands Conference loss to New London on Saturday.
Destiny Detillion led the way for the Big Red with 10 points while Jaylin Branham added nine, Autumn Spears scored three and Lydia Patton rounded out the scoring with two.
Plymouth falls to 5-12 and hosts Mapleton on Thursday.
Norwalk 53, Lexington 43
The Lexington Lady Lex took a tough nonconference loss to Norwalk, 53-43, on Saturday afternoon.
Kaleigh Leadbetter led the way with 13 points while Cora Palmer, Lexia Buffington and Madi Basilone added eight points apiece and Bella Temple, Tatum Stover and Julia Thompson rounded out the scoring with two points apiece.
Lady Lex falls to 4-15 and hosts Mount Vernon on Thursday.
Friday, Jan. 20
Boys Basketball
Mansfield Christian 45, Crestline 39
The Mansfield Christian Flames picked up a nice Mid-Buckeye Conference victory over Crestline on Friday night, 45-39.
Griffin Baker led the way with 14 points while Amarr Davis added nine, Davis Wushinske had eight, Gabe Westfield scored seven, Brock Rentzel chipped in with five and Luke Zerby rounded out the scoring with two.
The Flames improve to 10-4 and travel to Loudonville on Saturday.
Mansfield Senior 57, Mount Vernon 42
The Mansfield Senior Tygers picked up a key 57-42 Ohio Cardinal Conference win over Mount Vernon on Friday night to keep pace in the race for the league championship.
Elias Owens led the way with 17 points while Nathaniel Haney added 11, Kyevi Roane and Jacob Legron had eight apiece, Karion Lindsay scored four, Rashad Reed chipped in with three and Duke Reese, Melo Smith and Ahmaan Thomas rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Tygers improve to 9-5 and travel to West Holmes on Tuesday.
Monroeville 60, Plymouth 53
Crestview 66, South Central 46
Girls Basketball
Lucas 61, St. Peter's 10
The Lucas Cubs picked up an easy Mid-Buckeye Conference win over St. Peter's on Friday night, 61-10.
Shelby Grover led the way for Lucas with 20 points while Chloe Sturts added 18, Olivia Brown had eight, Morgan Trumpower added seven, Katie Griffey scored four and Maggie Restelli rounded out the scoring with two.
Makenzie Hardin led St. Peter's with six points while Elina Gilland and Kienna Johnson rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Cubs improve to 6-10 and host Mansfield Christain on Saturday while St. Peter's falls to 0-8 and hosts Mansfield Christian on Jan. 27.
Shelby 72, Galion 20
The Shelby Whippets earned an easy Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Galion on Friday night, 72-20.
Demi Hipp led all scorers with 13 points while Even Schwemley added 10, Trinity Baker had nine, Audi Albert had eight, Alexis Booker scored seven, Charlie Niese added five, Sarah Reiser collected four, Alyssa Booker chipped in with two and Sophia Long rounded out the scoring with one.
The Whippets improve to 12-4 and travel to Buckeye Central on Monday.
Thursday, Jan. 19
Boys Basketball
Shelby 73, Pleasant 47
The Shelby Whippets picked up a convincing Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Pleasant on Thursday winning 73-47.
Alex Brusktter and Casey Lantz led the way with 19 points apiece while Issaiah Ramsey had 13 points and nine rebounds. Bryson Baker chipped in with eight points while Max Hess had six, Carson Garrett added five, Amareon Riddell collected two and Carson Brubaker rounded out the scoring with one.
The Whippets improve to 13-1 and travel to Harding on Saturday.
Ontario 65, Highland 53
The Ontario Warriors snapped a five-game skid with a nice 65-53 MOAC win over Highland on Thursday night.
Braxton Hall led the way with 14 points while Gage Weaver added 11, Grayson Purvis had nine, Brady Zehe and Carter Weaver scored eight apiece, Jayden Leach and Grady Schroeder scored five apiece, Bodpegn Miller chipped in with four and Landon Foltz rounded out the scoring with one.
Ontario improves to 6-6 and hosts River Valley on Saturday.
River Valley 75, Clear Fork 55
The Clear Fork Colts took a tough 75-55 loss to River Valley on Thursday night in MOAC action.
Adam Vanausdle led the way with 15 points while Mason Pipes had 11, Kaden Riddle scored 10, Victor Skoog added nine, Grant Spencer chipped in with five, Garrett Hotz had three and Logan Anderson rounded out the scoring with two.
The Colts fall to 5-10 and travel to Galion on Saturday.
Girls Basketball
Crestview 47, South Central 42
The Crestview Cougars walked away with an impressive 47-42 Firelands Conference win over South Central on Thursday night.
Emma Aumend led the way with 13 points while Tori Kidney added 18, Makenzie Spoerr had eight, Lily Cline had six, Georgia McFarland chipped in with five, Elyse Belcher scored four and Mia Humrichouser rounded out the scoring with one.
The Cougars improve to 7-10 and travel to Monroeville on Saturday.
Monroeville 52, Plymouth 44
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 52-44 Firelands Conference loss to Monroeville on Thursday night.
Jaylin Branham led the way with 19 points while Destiny Detillion added 11, Mallory Keefe and Sarah Hoak added five apiece and Cailynn Bailey and Lydia Patton rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Big Red falls to 5-11 and travels to New London on Saturday.
Mount Vernon 42, Madison 35
Mansfield Senior 60, Lexington 34
Wednesday, Jan. 18
Girls Basketball
Lucas 60, Galion 25
The Lucas Cubs picked up an impressive 60-25 nonconference win over Galion on Wednesday night.
Shelby Grover led the way with a game-high 29 points while Katie Griffey added 10, Olivia Brown had seven, Chloe Sturts added six and Morgan Trumpower and Maggie Restelli rounded out the scoring with four apiece.
The Cubs improve to 5-10 and host St. Peter's on Friday.
Ontario 61, Fredericktown 43
The Ontario Warriors picked up a nice nonconference win over Fredericktown on Wednesday night, 61-43.
Lizzie Nagel had a huge game with 25 points.
Ontario improves to 6-11 and hosts Clear Fork on Friday.
Tuesday, Jan. 17
Boys Basketball
Lucas 71, Mansfield Christian 66
Girls Basketball
Shelby 51, Lexington 45 OT
The Shelby Whippets pulled out an overtime thriller over Lexington on Tuesday night in nonconference action, 51-45.
Audi Albert led the way for Shelby with 17 points while Eve Schwemley had nine, Demi Hipp scored eight, Trinity Baker collected six, Sarah Reiser chipped in with four, Sophia Long added three and Alexis Booker and Charlie Niese rounded out the scoring with two.
Kaleigh Leadbetter led Lex with 11 points while Madi Basilone and Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman added nine apiece, Cora Palmer had seven, Tatum Stover scored four, Lexia Buffington chipped in with three and Zoe Borowics rounded out the scoring with two.
The Whippets improve to 11-4 while Lexington falls to 4-13. Shelby travels to Galion on Friday while Lexington visits Mansfield Senior on Thursday.
Loudonville 71, Mansfield Senior 68
Monday, Jan. 16
Girls Basketball
Madison 53, Danville 44
Sunday, Jan. 15
Boys Basketball
St. Marys Memorial 49, Lexington 46
The Lexington Minutemen were handed their first loss of the season on Sunday at the hand of St. Marys Memorial at the Martin Luther King Classic at Fort Loramie High School, 49-46.
Brayden Fogle led the Minutemen with 16 points while Hudson Moore added 12, Baden Forup and Elijah Hudson had eight apiece and Alex Depperschmidt rounded out the scoring with two.
The Minutemen fall to 12-1 and travel to Madison on Friday.
Saturday, Jan. 14
Boys Basketball
Crestview 64, Western Reserve 33
The Crestview Cougars pushed their winning streak to 12 games with a 64-33 win over Western Reserve in Firelands Conference play Saturday night.
Tyson Ringler led the way with 19 points while Owen Barker added 12, Jarek Ringler had 11, Heath Kash scored eight, Justice Thompson collected six, Dylan Bruner and Sam Wells scored three apiece and Brennan Fulk rounded out the scoring with two.
The Cougars are now 12-0 and host Madison on Tuesday.
Bishop Hartley 65, Mansfield Senior 61 2OT
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough nonconference loss to Bishop Hartley on Saturday, 65-61.
Kyevi Roane and Elias Owens led the way with 16 points apiece for the Tygers while Ja'Ontay O'Bryant and Jakob Legron added seven points apiece, Nathaniel Haney and Karion Lindsay had six points apiece, Rashad Reed scored two and Duke Reese rounded out the scoring with one.
The Tygers fall to 8-5 and hosts Mount Vernon on Friday.
South Central 49, Plymouth 45
Ashland 61, Ontario 50
The Ontario Warriors took a tough nonconference loss to Ashland on Saturday evening, 61-50.
Braxton Hall led the way with 15 points while Bodpegn Miller added 13, Gage Weaver had eight, Grayson Purvis added five, Carter Weaver scored four, Brady Zehe collected three and Landon Foltz rounded out the scoring with two.
The Warriors fall to 5-6 and are in the middle of a five-game skid. They travel to Highland on Thursday.
Girls Basketball
Clear Fork 72, Galion 15
The Clear Fork Colts found an offensive rhythm on Saturday afternoon with a 72-15 win over Galion in Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference play.
Annika Labaki led the way with 21 points while Mel Blubaugh had 10, Brinley Barnett scored eight, Kylie Belcher chipped in with six, Lyvia Davis had five, Ava Carr, Lillian Weikle, Ashtyn Wine and Lilly Wortman scored four apiece and Lauryn Robinson and Pacey Chrastina rounded out the scoring with three apiece.
The Colts improve to 10-5 and travel to Ontario on Friday.
Shelby 64, Marion Harding 34
The Shelby Whippets earned a dominating Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Marion HArding on Saturday night, 64-34.
Trinity Baker led the way with 19 points while Eve Schwemley had 13, Audi Albert scored 11, Sophia Long collected eight, Sarah Reiser had seven, Serena Ramsey chipped in with four, Charlie Niese had three and Alexis Booker and Demi Hipp rounded out the scoring with two. Booker and Reiser had seven rebounds apiece and Hipp handed out six assists.
The Whippets improve to 10-4 and host Lexington on Tuesday.
South Central 54, Plymouth 46
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 54-46 Firelands Conference loss to South Central on Saturday afternoon.
Jaylin Branham led the way with 16 points for the Big Red while Destiny Detillion added 13, Autumn Spears had seven, Cailynn Bailey and Autumn Wilson added four apiece and Sarah Hoak rounded out the scoring with two.
The Big Red falls to 5-10 and travels to Monroeville on Thursday.
River Valley 50, Ontario 27
Loudonville 59, Mansfield Christian 33
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough loss to Loudonville in Mid-Buckeye Conference action on Saturday night.
Noelle Beare led the Flames with 11 points while Abby Little had nine, Raegan Standridge had seven and Alexis Ripple added six.
The Flames fall to 7-5 and travel to Lucas on Monday.
Friday, Jan. 13
Boys Basketball
Clear Fork 59, Highland 47
The Clear Fork Colts picked up their first Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win since Jan. 21, 2021 with a 59-47 victory over Highland on Friday night.
Adam Vanausdle led the way with 18 points while Grant Spencer added 13, Victor Skoog had 10, Garrett Hotz collected eight, Kaden Riddle chipped in with six and Jaden Beachy and Milo Burgholder rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Colts improve to 5-9 on the year and travel to River Valley on Thursday.
Lucas 71, Central Christian 43
The Lucas Cubs remained unblemished in the Mid-Buckeye Conference with a 71-43 win over Central Christian on Friday night.
Logan Toms led the way with 27 points while Corbin Toms added 16, Aidan Culler had 10, Andrew Smollen added eight, Kason Antrican chipped in with six and Zach Diehl rounded out the scoring with four.
The Cubs improve to 9-2 on the year and host Colonel Crawford on Saturday.
New Philadelphia 59, Madison 54 OT
The Madison Rams took a tough 59-54 loss to New Philadelphia on Friday night in Ohio Cardinal Conference play.
Jayden Jeffries led the way with 23 points while Seven Allen added 14, Tatum Turcott had six, Will Kepple and Owen Wigton had four apiece and Cameron Kuhn rounded out the scoring with three.
The Rams fall to 7-6 and travel to Crestview on Tuesday.
Crestline 55, St. Peter's 35
Mansfield Senior 76, Wooster 50
Girls Basketball
Crestview 40, St. Paul 38
The Crestview Cougars picked up an impressive Firelands Conference win over St. Paul on Friday night winning 40-38.
Elyse Belcher led the way with 16 points while Emma Aumend added 13, Georgia McFarland had seven and Mia Humrichouser and Paige Rogers rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Cougars improve to 6-10 and host South Central on Thursday.
Lucas 52, Central Christian 24
The Lucas Cubs picked up a dominating Mid-Buckeye Conference win over Central Christian on Friday night, 52-24.
Shelby Grover led the way with 19 points while Olivia Brown added 14, Chloe Sturts had eight, Katie Griffey added six, Morgan Trumpower scored four and Maggie Restelli rounded out the scoring with two.
The Cubs improved to 4-10 and host Mansfield Christian on Monday.
Western Reserve 48, Plymouth 15
The Plymouth Big Red saw an offensive struggle in a 48-15 loss to Western Reserve in Firelands Conference action Friday night.
Jaylin Branham led the way with seven points while Autumn Spears added four and Lydia Patton and Aryssa Horne rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Plymouth falls to 5-9 and travels to South Central on Saturday.
Crestline 35, St. Peter's 9
The St. Peter's Spartans took a tough 35-9 loss to Crestline on Friday night in Mid-Buckeye Conference play.
Kienna Johnson led the way with four points while Makenzie Hardin and Elina Gilland had two apiece and RaKayla Smith rounded out the scoring with one.
St. Peter's falls to 0-8 and travels to Lucas on Jan. 21.
Thursday, Jan. 12
Girls Basketball
Mansfield Senior 45, West Holmes 43
The Mansfield Senior Tygers picked up a massive Ohio Cardinal Conference win over West Holmes on Thursday winning 45-43.
Kiersten Bradley led the way with 13 points while Kyeona Myers had 10, Monetta Hilory collected nine, Annaleise Norris had six, Dazey Manns scored five and Tasaya Smith rounded out the scoring with two. Norris also added 12 rebounds and Hilory had five assists.
The Tygers improve to 12-3 and 7-1 in the OCC as they are now tied at the top with West Holmes. They travel to Loudonville on Tuesday.
River Valley 45, Clear Fork 28
The Clear Fork Colts took a tough 45-28 loss to River Valley on Thursday night in Mid-Ohio Atheltic Conference action.
Annika Labaki led the Colts with 15 points on five 3-pointers while Lillian Weikle had eight, Kylie Belcher scored three and Lilly Wortman rounded out the scoring with two.
The Colts are now 9-5 and host Galion on Saturday.
New Philadelphia 46, Lexington 41
The Lexington Lady Lex took a tough OCC loss to New Philadelphia on Thursday night, 46-41.
Cora Palmer led the way with 12 points while Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman had 11, Madi Basilone added eight, Tatum Stover collected seven and Kaleigh Leadbetter rounded out the scoring with three.
Lexington falls to 4-12 and travels to Shelby on Tuesday.
Ontario 46, Highland 39
The Ontario Warriors earned a nice 46-39 win over Highland on Thursday night in Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference action.
Lauren Sexton led the way with 16 points while Adrienne Kearns and Lizzie Nagel added eight points apiece.
The Warriors improve to 5-10 and travel to River Valley on Saturday.
Mansfield Christian 44, Central Christian 21
The Mansfield Christian Flames earned a nice Mid-Buckeye Conference win over Central Christian on Thursday night, 44-21.
Raegan Standridge led the way with 13 points while Abby Little had 10, Zy Davis added seven, and Rebekah Kapuster, Noelle Beare, Adelle Cramer, Riley Patrick and Meagan Them rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Flames improve to 7-4 and travel to Loudonville on Saturday.
Boys Basketball
Western Reserve 54, Plymouth 40
Tuesday, Jan. 10
Boys Basketball
Shelby 78, Wooster 63
The Shelby Whippets went on the road and picked up a key nonconference win over Wooster on Tuesday, 78-63.
Alex Bruskotter led the way with 22 points while Brayden DeVito added 19, Casey Lantz and Max Hess had 12 apiece, Carson Brubaker added 10 and Karsen Homan rounded out the scoring with three.
Shelby improves to 11-1 and hosts Ontario on Friday.
Highland 79, Mansfield Christian 66
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 79-66 loss to Highland on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Amarr Davis led the way with 28 points while Davis Wushinske added 16, Anthony Smith and Luke Zerby had six apiece, Brock Rentzel and Isaac Hillman scored four apiece and Gabe Westfield rounded out the scoring with one.
The Flames fall to 9-3 and host Lucas on Jan. 17.
Wynford 79, St. Peter's 34
Girls Basketball
Plymouth 38, Lucas 34
The Plymouth Big Red picked up a nice nonconference win over Lucas on Tuesday night, 38-34.
Destiny Detillion led the way with 16 points while Jaylin Branham added 11, Lydia Patton had four, Autumn Spears chipped in with three and Sarah Hoak and Mallory Keefe rounded out the scoring with two.
Shelby Grover scored a game-high 21 points for the Cubs while Katie Griffey had eight, Olivia Brown added four and Leah Burley rounded out the scoring with one.
Plymouth improves to 5-8 and travels to Western Reserve on Friday while Lucas falls to 3-10 and travels to Central Christian on Friday.
Clear Fork 53, Lexington 44
The Clear Fork Colts earned a nice nonconference win over Lexington on Tuesday night, 53-44.
Annika Labaki led the way for Clear Fork with 11 points while Lillian Weikle added nine, Lilly Wortman had eight, Lyvia Davis scored seven, Lauryn Robinson and Pacey Chrastina had six apiece, Kylie Belcher chipped in with five and Brinley Barnett rounded out the scoring with one.
Madi Basilone led Lexington with 12 points while Cora Palmer had 11, Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman added eight, Kaleigh Leadbetter scored six, Tatum Stover added four and Lexia Buffington rounded out the scoring with three.
Clear fork improves to 9-4 and hosts River Valley on Thursday while Lex falls to 4-11 and hosts New Philadelphia the same evening.
Madison 46, Crestview 37
The Madison Rams came away with a nice nonconference win over Crestview 46-37 on Tuesday night.
Chloe Ebeling led the Rams with a game-high 18 points while Natalee Back had seven, Addy Farris and Aliva Ash scored five apiece, Madison Berry and Brynn Kiley had four apiece, Bri Bowles chipped in with two and Savanna Rachel rounded out the scoring with one.
Tori Kidney and Lily Cline led the Cougars with nine points apiece while Elyse Belcher added seven, Emma Aumend had six, Georgia McFarland collected four and Paige Rogers rounded out the scoring with two.
Madison improves to 3-11 and hosts Ashland on Thursday while Crestview falls to 5-10 and heads to St. Paul on Friday.
Gilead Christian 39, St. Peter's 32
The St. Peter's Spartans took a narrow loss to Gilead Christian on Tuesday night in nonconference action 39-32.
Makenzie Hardin led the way with 17 points while Elina Gilland added eight, Sunshine Sipes had five and Emerson Barlow rounded out the scoring with two.
The Spartans fall to 0-7 and travel to Crestline on Friday.
Monday, Jan. 9
Girls Basketball
Temple Christian 53, Mansfield Christian 46
The Temple Christian Crusaders picked up a huge 53-46 win over Mansfield Christian on Monday in nonconference action.
Evie Day led the Crusaders with 22 points while Mia Smith had 14, Ashlynn Knepshield scored 11, Meleah Kurtz added three, Makayla Westbrook chipped in with two and Rachel McKenzie rounded out the scoring with one.
Reagan Standridge led the Flames with 15 points while Noelle BEare added 13, Adelle Craner had six, Zy Davis and Riley Patrick scored four points apiece and Abby Little rounded out the scoring with three.
Mansfield Christian falls to 6-4 and travels to Loudonville on Saturday.
Saturday, Jan. 7
Boys Basketball
Shelby 71, Ashland 65
The Shelby Whippets earned a tough nonconference win over Ashland 71-65 on Saturday night.
Max Hess had the best game of his season with 21 points and six assists while Brayden DeVito also added 21 points to lead the way for Shelby. Casey Lantz chipped in with 13 while Alex Bruskotter had 12 points, seven rebounds and five assists. Carson Brubaker rounded out the scoring with four.
Shelby improves to 10-1 and travels to Wooster on Tuesday.
Lexington 62, Clear Fork 41
The Lexington Minutemen overcame a slow start to pull away from Clear Fork 62-41 in nonconference action on Saturday night.
Baden Forup had a huge day for Lex with 19 points and 13 rebounds while Hudson Moore added 15 points, Elijah Hudson scored 13, Gavin Husty collected six, Brayden Fogle scored four, Chance Basilone had three and Will Perkins rounded out the scoring with two.
Garrett Hotz led Clear Fork with 12 points while Adam Vanausdle added 11, Victor Skoog had seven, Kaden Riddle chipped in with four, Pawie Ault, Grant Spencer and Beau Dornbirer scored two apiece and Charles May rounded out the scoring with one.
Lexington improves to 10-0 and travels to Ontario on Tuesday night. Clear Fork falls to 4-9 and hosts Highland on Friday.
South Central 52, Mansfield Christian 44
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough loss to South Central to halt their hot start to the season, 52-44 in nonconference action.
Amarr Davis led the Flames with 18 points while Davis Wushinske and Luke Zerby had five apiece, Griffin Baker and Brock Rentzel had four apiece and Isaac Hillman rounded out the scoring with two.
The Flames fall to 9-2 and travel to Highland on Tuesday.
Crestview 81, Temple Christian 12
New London 63, St. Peter's 53
The St. Peter's Spartans took a tough 63-53 loss to New London on Saturday in nonconference action.
Feree Kent led the Spartans with 32 points while Angelo Gasper added eight, Sidiki Sissoko collected six, Dez King scored five and Ely Evege rounded out the scoring with two.
The Spartans fall to 1-11 and travel to Wynford on Tuesday.
Girls Basketball
Mansfield Senior 40, Mount Vernon 38
The Mansfield Senior Tygers overcame a difficult spot to beat Mount Vernon 40-38 in Ohio Cardinal Conference action.
Without leading scorer Kyeona Myers and starting point guard Kiyah Wentz, the Tygers saw Kiersten Bradley have a huge game with 21 points to lead the way. Dazey Manns added six, Monetta Hilory and Annaleise Norris had five apiece and Tasaya Smith rounded out the scoring with three.
The Tygers improve to 11-3 on the year and host West Holmes on Thursday.
Lexington 39, Madison 35
The Lexington Lady Lex picked up a defensive victory over Madison on Saturday afternoon winning 39-35 in Ohio Cardinal Conference action.
Madi Basilone led Lex with 13 points while Cora Palmer had nine, Lexia Buffington added six, Bella Temple and Kaleigh Leadbetter chipped in with four apiece and Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman rounded out the scoring with three.
Addy Farris led the way for Madison with 12 points while Madison Berry had eight, Brynn Kiley collected seven, Chloe Ebeling chipped in with six and Alivia Ash rounded out the scoring with two.
Lexington improves to 4-10 and hosts Clear Fork on Tuesday while MAdison falls to 2-11 and travels to Crestview on Tuesday.
Western Reserve 47, Crestview 24
The Crestview Cougars took a tough 47-24 loss to Western Reserve on Saturday in Firelands Conference action, 47-24.
Emma Aumend led the way with 17 points for the Cougars while Georgia McFarland, Mia Humrichouser and Lily Cline chipped in with two apiece and Elyse Belcher rounded out the scoring with one.
The Cougars fall to 5-9 and host Madison on Tuesday.
Shekinah Christian at St. Peter's
Friday, Jan. 6
Boys Basketball
Lexington 62, West Holmes 41
The Lexington Minutemen picked up a nice Ohio Cardinal Conference win over West Holmes on Friday night, 62-41.
Baden Forup led the way with 19 points and 10 rebounds while Elijah Hudson and Hudson Moore added 12 points apiece, Brayden Fogle had nine, AJ Young and Gavin Husty chipped in with three apiece and Terrance Corbin and Joe Caudill rounded out the scoring with two points apiece. Moore also had 10 rebounds.
Lexington improves to 9-0 and hosts Clear Fork on Saturday.
Lucas 55, Crestline 27
The Lucas Cubs picked up an easy Mid-Buckeye Conference win over Crestline on Friday night, 55-27.
Logan Toms led the way with 17 points while Corbin Toms added 11, Andrew Smollen had nine, Zach Diehl scored eight, Aidan Culler added four, Hunter Church and Keaton Day chipped in with two apiece and Kason Antrican and Jadon Walter rounded out the scoring with one apiece.
The Cubs improve to 8-2 overall and 5-0 in the MBC. They travel to Central Christian on Friday.
Madison 53, Wooster 51
The Madison Rams picked up a huge Ohio Cardinal Conference win over Wooster, 53-51, on Friday night.
Seven Allen led the way for the Rams with 16 points while Jayden Jeffries added 15, Owen Wigton had 14, Will Kepple scored six and Tatum Turcott rounded out the scoring with two.
Madison improves to 7-5 and hosts New Philadelphia on Friday.
New Philadelphia 62, Mansfield Senior 42
The Mansfield Senior Tygers suffered a tough Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to New Philadelphia on Friday night, 62-42.
Kyevi Roane led the Tygers with 13 points and 10 rebounds while Jakob Legron added 12 points, Ja'Ontay O'Bryant had eight, Karion Lindsay scored four, Duke Reese chipped in with three and Elias Owens rounded out the scoring with two.
Mansfield Senior falls to 7-4 and hosts Wooster on Friday.
Loudonville 67, St. Peter's 37
The St. Peter's Spartans took a tough 67-37 loss to Loudonville on Friday night in Mid-Buckeye Conference action.
Feree Kent led the Spartans with 21 points while Antonio Lindsay added seven, Angelo Gasper had five and Cam Taracko and Nate Hart rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Spartans fall to 1-10 and travel to New London on Saturday.
Mansfield Christian 54, Central Christian 53
Girls Basketball
Clear Fork 54, Highland 26
The Clear Fork Colts picked up a huge MOAC win over Highland on Friday night winning 54-26.
Lilly Wortman led the Colts with 14 points while Lillian Weikle added 11, Pacey Christina had nine, Lyvia Davis collected seven, Kylie Belcher scored six, Katrina Rogers chipped in with three and Annika Labaki rounded out the scoring with two.
Clear Fork improves to 8-4 and travels to Lexington on Tuesday.
Shelby 59, Ontario 29
Loudonville at St. Peter's
Thursday, Jan. 5
Boys Basketball
Shelby 84, Clear Fork 52
The Shelby Whippets took home another Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Clear Fork on Thursday night, 84-52.
Alex Bruskotter led the Whippets with 31 points, 14 rebounds, three assists, three steals and two blocks while Brayden DeVito had 16 points, Bryson Baker and Carson Garrett had seven apiece, Casey Lantz added six, Karsen Homan had five, Audric Kelly added four, Amareon Russell and Brennan Lewis chipped in with three apiece and Carson Brubaker rounded out the scoring with two.
The Colts were led by Garrett Hotz with 18 points while Adam Vanausdle added nine, Beau Dornbirer had eight, Kaden Riddle scored seven, Pawie Ault added five, Grant Spencer collected three and Victor Skoog rounded out the scoring with two.
The Whippets improve to 9-1 and 6-0 and host Ashland on Saturday. Clear Fork falls to 4-8 and 0-6 and travels to Lexington on Saturday.
Marion Harding 63, Ontario 47
The Ontario Warriors took a tough MOAC loss to Marion Harding on Thursday falling 63-47.
Gage Weaver led Ontario with 20 points while Braxton Hall had 10, Grayson Purvis had six, Brady Zehe added five and Landon Foltz, Bodpegn Miller and Carter Weaver rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Ontario falls to 5-3 and 4-2 and hosts Lexington on Tuesday.
Girls Basketball
Mansfield Senior 55, Wooster 52
The Mansfield Senior Tygers picked up a huge Ohio Cardinal Conference win over Wooster on Thursday winning 55-52.
Monetta Hilory led the way with 18 points while Kyeona Myers added 10, Kiersten Bradley scored 11 and Dazy Manns added nine.
The Tygers improved to 10-3 and 7-1 in the OCC. They travel to Mount Vernon on Saturday.
East Knox 43, Mansfield Christian 33
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough nonconference loss to East Knox on Thursday, 43-33.
Abby Little and Reagan Standridge led the way with 10 points apiece while Zy Davis had six, Noelle BEare scored four and Adelle Cramer rounded out the scoring with three.
The Flames fall to 9-3 and travel to Loudonville on Jan. 14.
Crestview 40, Plymouth 30
The Crestview Cougars picked up an impressive Firelands Conference win over Plymouth 40-30 on Thursday.
Tori Kidney led the Cougars with 12 points while Georgia McFarland added nine, Emma Aumend had seven and Elyse Belcher and Lily Cline rounded out the scoring with six apiece.
Jaylin Branham led the Big Red with 11 points while Destiny Detillion added 10, Mallory Keefe had four, Cailynn Bailey and Autumn Wilson had two apiece and Sarah Hoak rounded out the scoring with one.
Crestview improves to 5-8 and travels to Western Reserve on Saturday. Plymouth falls to 4-8 and hosts Lucas on Tuesday.
Ashland 35, Lexington 34
The Lexington Lady Lex dropped a tough Ohio Cardinal Conference game on Thursday falling to Ashland 35-34.
Cora Palmer led Lexington with 11 points while Kaleigh Leadbetter had nine, Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman added five, Lexia Buffington chipped in with three and Madi Basilone, Tatum Stover and Julia Thompson rounded out the scoring with two apiece. Stover grabbed 16 rebounds while Delano-Goodman had 12.
Lexington falls to 3-10 and travels to Madison on Saturday.
New Philadelphia 57, Madison 39
Tuesday, Jan. 3
Boys Basketball
Clear Fork 60, Loudonville 52
The Clear Fork Colts picked up win No. 4 with a 60-52 victory over Loudonville in nonconference action on Tuesday night.
Adam Vanausdle led the way with 13 points while Grant Spencer added 11, Logan Anderson had eight, Pawie Ault and Victor Skoog had five apiece, Beau Dornbirer and Mason Pipes added four apiece and Logan Richmond rounded out the scoring with two.
The Colts improve to 4-7 and host Shelby on Thursday.
Madison 59, West Holmes 52
The Madison Rams picked up an important Ohio Cardinal Conference win over West Holmes on Tuesday, 59-52.
Jayden Jeffries led the way with 30 points while Seven Allen added 16, Owen Wigton had five, Will Kepple scored four and Cameron Kuhn and Justin McCraney rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Rams improve to 6-5 and travel to Wooster on Friday.
Ashland 52, Mansfield Senior 49
Girls Basketball
Clear Fork 52, Loudonville 47
The Clear Fork Colts picked up a very impressive nonconference win over Loudonville on Tuesday night winning 52-47.
Pacey Chrastina had a huge game with 16 points while Lilly Wortman added 11, Lillian Weikle had nine, Lyvia Davis added eight, Kylie Belcher chipped in with five and Lauryn Robinson rounded out the scoring with three.
The Colts improve to 7-4 and host Highland on Friday.
Monroeville 58, Lucas 42
The Lucas Cubs took a tough road loss to Monroeville on Tuesday night falling 58-42 in nonconference action.
Chloe Sturts had a career day with 19 points for the Cubs while Maggie Restelli added 10, Olivia Brown had eight, Katie Griffey chipped in with three and Keara Ammons rounded out the scoring with two.
The Cubs fall to 2-9 and host Crestline on Saturday.
Wynford 46, Ontario 43
Monday, Jan. 2
Girls Basketball
Plymouth 53, St. Paul 36
The Plymouth Big Red earned a nice Firelands Conference victory over st. Paul on Monday winning 53-36.
Jaylin Branham had a career day with a triple-double scoring 12 points and adding 10 steals and 10 rebounds. Sarah Hoak added 11 points while Destiny Detillion added nine, Mallary Keefe had seven, Autumn Spears scored five, Lydia Patton added four, Aryssa Horne and Cailynn Bailey chipped in with two apiece and Autumn Wilson rounded out the scoring with one.
Plymouth improves to 4-7 and travels to Crestview on Thursday.
Boys Basketball
Lucas 70, Minster 60 OT
The Lucas Cubs picked up an impressive nonconference win over Minster on Monday at the Harvest Prep New Years Bash, 70-60 in overtime.
Corbin Toms led the way with a huge performance of 24 points while Logan Toms added 16, Andrew Smollen had 14, Aidan Culler scored 11 and Zach Diehl rounded out the scoring with five.
Lucas improves to 7-2 and hosts Crestline on Friday.
Saturday, Dec. 31
Girls Basketball
Strasburg 45, Mansfield Senior 40
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough nonconference loss to Strasburg at the Wayne Roller Holiday Showcase at Mansfield Christian on Saturday, 45-40.
Kyeona Myers led the way with nine points while Kiersten Bradley added eight, Kyiah Wentz and Annaleise Norris scored six apiece, Monetta Hilory had five and Dazey Manns rounded out the scoring with four.
The Tygers fall to 9-3 on the year and travel to Wooster on Thursday.
Tree of Life 51, Lucas 28
Friday, Dec. 30
Boys Basketball
Lexington 66, Mount Vernon 55
The Lexington Minutemen remained undefeated with a 66-55 win over Mount Vernon on Friday night in Ohio Cardinal Conference play.
Elijah Hudson led the way with 19 points while Baden Forup added 17, Brayden Fogle scored 12 points and added nine rebounds, Hudson Moore added seven points, Gavin Husty had six and AJ Young rounded out the day with five.
The Minutemen improve to 7-0 and host Wooster on Tuesday.
Northmor 69, Clear Fork 63 2OT
The Clear Fork Colts gave it everything they had in a 69-63 double overtime loss to Northmor on Friday night in nonconference play.
Victor Skoog led the way with 20 points while Grant Spencer had 12, Mason Pipes added 10, Logan Anderson and Adam Vanausdle collected five apiece, Beau Dornbirer had four, Jayden Beachy chipped in with three and Kaden Riddle and Garrett Hotz rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Colts are now 3-7 and travel to Loudonville on Tuesday.
Mansfield Senior 71, Madison 62
Girls Basketball
Ontario 49, South Central 39
The Ontario Warriors earned an impressive 49-39 win over South Central on Friday at the Wayne Roller Holiday Showcase at Mansfield Christian.
Adrienne Kearns led the way with 12 points while Lizzie Nagle added 11, Taylor Counts had nine, Eden Howard scored six, Paradise Jeru chipped in with five and Ka'Mashya Shaw, Olivia Kreger and Maddie Henderson rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Warriors are now 4-8 and travel to Wynford on Tuesday.
Mansfield Christian 41, Plymouth 29
The Mansfield Christian Flames picked up an impressive 41-29 win over Plymouth during their own Wayne Roller Holiday Showcase on Friday night.
Abby Little led the way with 14 points while Zy Davis added 10, Reagan Standridge scored eight, Noelle Beare collected seven and Kyleah Jones rounded out the scoring with two.
Plymouth was led by Jaylin Branham who scored 15 points while Destiny Detillion added 10 and Aryssa Horne and Autumn Spears rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Mansfield Christian improves to 6-2 on the year while Plymouth falls to 3-7. The Flames travel to East Knox on Thursday while Plymouth hosts St. Paul on Monday.
Crestview 42, Mapleton 39
The Crestview Cougars earned an impressive Firelands Conference win over Mapleton on Friday winning 42-39.
Emma Aumend led the way with 16 points while Georgia McFarland added 15, Elyse Belcher had nine and Paige Rogers rounded out the scoring with two.
Crestview improves to 4-7 on the year and hosts Northwestern on Tuesday.
Thursday, Dec. 29
Boys Basketball
St. Paul 54, Plymouth 44
Girls Basketball
Mansfield Senior 63, New Philadelphia 43
The Mansfield Senior Tygers picked up an important Ohio Cardinal Conference win over New Philadelphia on Thursday night to keep pace in the league race, 63-43.
Kyeona Myers finished with her third consecutive double-double with 30 points and 15 rebounds to lead the way for the Tygers while Kiyah Wentz added 11 points, Kiersten Bradley scored 10, Annaleise Norris chipped in with nine and Monetta Hilory rounded out the scoring with three.
The Tygers improve to 9-2 and take on Strasburg on Saturday at the Wayne Roller Holiday Showcase at Mansfield Christian.
Marion Harding 43, Ontario 37
The Ontario Warriors took a tough Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference loss to Marion Harding on Thursday, 43-37.
Lizzie Nagel led the way for Ontario with 10 points while Taylor Counts had seven, Katie Pollick and Maddie Henderson had six apiece, Lauren Sexton scored five and Adrienne Kearns rounded out the scoring with three.
The Warriors fall to 3-8 and play South Central on Friday at the Wayne Roller Holiday Showcase at Mansfield Christian.
West Holmes 50, Lexington 41
The Lexington Lady Lex took the Ohio Cardinal Conference leader West Holmes to the brink on Thursday but eventually fell 50-41.
Cora Palmer led the way with 16 points while Madi Basilone added eight, Kaleigh Leadbetter had six, Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman scored five, Ava Brown had four and Lexia Buffington rounded out the scoring with two. Brown also added 17 rebounds.
Lexington falls to 3-9 and hosts Ashland on Jan. 5.
Wooster 60, Madison 39
The Madison Rams took a tough Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to Wooster on Thursday, 60-39.
Chloe Ebling led the Rams with 16 points while Brynn Kiley had five, Natalee Back, Madison Berry and Addy Farris had four apiece, Savannah Grey collected three, Grace Speelman chipped in with two and Alivia Ash rounded out the scoring with one.
Madison falls to 9-2 on the year and travels to New Philadelphia on Jan. 5.
Wednesday, Dec. 28
Boys Basketball
Mansfield Christian 75, Horizon Science Academy 69
The Mansfield Christian Flames earned an impressive 75-69 win over Horizon Science Academy on Wednesday afternoon at the Highland Holiday Invite.
Junior Amarr Davis led the way with 35 points for the Flames as he became just the sixth player in Mansfield Cristian boys basketball history to score 1,000 career points. Griffin Baker added 17 points while Davis Wushinske had 14, Gabe Westfield added four, Isaac Hillman had three and Anthony Smith rounded out the scoring with two.
The Flames improve to 8-1 and have now won seven straight. They host Central Christian on Jan. 6.
Clear Fork 67, Fredericktown 61
The Clear Fork Colts picked up win No. 3 on the season with a 67-61 victory over nonconference foe Fredericktown on Wednesday night.
Grant Spencer led the way with 17 points while Mason Pipes added 11, Kaden Riddle had nine, Logan Anderson scored eight, Victor Skoog and Beau Dornbirer chipped in with seven apiece, Adam Vanausdle collected six and Evan Hager rounded out the scoring with two.
The Colts improve to 3-6 and travel to Northmor on Friday.
Crestview 77, Buckeye Central 50
The Crestview Cougars picked up a dominating win over Buckeye Central on Wednesday winning 77-50 in nonconference action.
Owen Barker led the Cougars with 21 points while Heath Kash added 15, Justice Thompson had 14, Sam Wells collected 11, Jarek Ringler added eight, Dylan Bruner chipped in with four and Tyson Ringler and Karter Goon rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Cougars improve to 8-0 on the year and travel to Mapleton on Thursday.
Shelby 86, Mansfield Senior 73
Tuesday, Dec. 27
Boys Basketball
Mansfield Christian 56, Cardington 50
The Mansfield Christian Flames earned an impressive 56-50 win over Cardington on Tuesday night at the Highland Holiday Invite.
Amarr Davis led the way with 20 points while Griffin Baker added 14, Davis Wushinske had eight, Gabe Westfield and Isaac Hillman collected five apiece and Brock Rentzel and Connor Loose rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Flames improve to 7-1 and take on Horizon Science Academy on Wednesday back at the Highland Holiday Invite.
Mansfield Senior 48, Toledo Scott 43
The Mansfield Senior Tygers earned a convincing 48-43 win over Toldeo Scott at the Harvest Prep Holiday Hoop Fest on Tuesday afternoon.
Elias Owens was named the game's MVP with 17 points and 13 rebounds while Nathaniel Haney added 13 points, Kyevi Roane had nine points and nine rebounds and Duke Reese, Jahmere Dotson-Thomas and Karion Lindsay rounded out the scoring with three apiece.
The Tygers improve to 6-1 and travel to Shelby on Wednesday.
Girls Basketball
Clear Fork 61, Fredericktown 29
The Clear Fork Colts picked up a convincing win over nonconference rival Fredericktown on Tuesday night winning 61-29.
Pacey Chrastina led the way with 17 points for the Colts while Mel Blubaugh added 14, Lilly Wortman collected seven, Lauryn Robinson had six, Annika Labaki and Lyvia Davis scored five apiece, Lillian Weikle chipped in with three and Kylie Belcher and Brinley Barnett rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Clear Fork improves to 6-3 and travels to Shelby on Thursday.
Shelby 59, Medina 43
The Shelby Whippets earned a dominating win over Medina 59-43 on Tuesday at the Cedar Point Jingle Bell Jam Holiday Showcase.
Demi Hipp was named the MVP of the game with 14 points and 11 assists.
The Whippets improve to 7-3 and host Clear Fork on Thursday.
Marion Harding 38, Madison 30
The Madison Rams took a tough 38-30 loss to Marion Harding on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Madison Berry led the way for the Rams with 11 points while Chloe Ebling added seven, Olivia Schulz and Addy Farris had four apiece, Natalee Back scored two and Brynn Kiley and Alivia Ash rounded out the scoring with one apiece.
The Rams fall to 2-8 and host Wooster on Thursday.
Thursday, Dec. 22
Boys Basketball
Shelby 60, 56 OT
Proctorville Fairland 52, Lucas 45
Central Christian 60, St. Peter's 15
Girls Basketball
Shelby 57, Willard 50
Mansfield Senior 57, Ashland 48
Wooster 53, Lexington 47
The Lexington Lady Lex took a tough 53-47 loss to Wooster on Thursday night in Ohio Cardinal Conference play.
Ava Brown had a huge day for Lexington with 16 points and 14 rebounds while Kaleigh Leadbetter added 11 points, Cora Palmer had seven, Madi Basilone collected six, Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman scored four and Lexia Buffington rounded out the scoring with three.
Lexington falls to 3-8 and hosts West Holmes on Thursday.
West Holmes 44, Madison 32
The Madison Rams took a tough 44-32 loss to West Holmes on Thursday in Ohio Cardinal Conference action.
Natalee Back led the way with 11 points while Chloe Ebling added seven, Bri Bowles had four, Madison Berry chipped in with three, Morgan Cook and Brynn Kiley scored two apiece and Olivia Schulz rounded out the scoring with one.
The Rams fall to 2-7 and host Marion Harding on Tuesday.
New London 44, Crestview 6
Plymouth 47, Mapleton 38
The Plymouth Big Red earned their first Firelands Conference victory of the season on Thursday beating Mapleton 47-38.
Lydia Patton led the way with 14 points while Destiny Detillion scored 12, Sarah Hoak chipped in with eight, Jaylin Branham had seven and Aryssa Horne rounded out the scoring with two.
The Big Red improves to 3-6 and takes on Mansfield Christian on Dec. 30.
Bellevue 48, Clear Fork 41
The Clear Fork Colts took a narrow loss to Bellevue 48-41 on Thursday night in nonconference action.
Lillian Weikle led the way with 10 points while Annika Labaki scored nine, Pacey Chrastina had seven, Lilly Wortman added five, Lyvia Davis chipped in with four and Kylie Belcher and Brinley Barnett rounded out the scoring with three apiece.
Clear Fork falls to 5-3 and travels to Shelby on Thursday.
Wednesday, Dec. 21
Boys Basketball
Madison 59, Mount Vernon 54
The Madison Rams took home a very balanced 59-54 Ohio Cardinal Conference win on Thursday over Mount Vernon.
Three players scored in double figures led by Seven Allen with 19, Owen Wigton with 16 and Jayden Jeffries with 15. Tatum Turcott added four while Cameron Kuhn chipped in with three and Will Kepple rounded out the scoring with two.
The Rams improve to 4-4 on the year and 2-3 in the OCC. They host Ontario on Wednesday.
Fredericktown 66, Lucas 55
The Lucas Cubs took their first loss of the season falling in nonconference action to Fredericktown 66-55 on Wednesday night.
Andrew Smollen led the way with 16 points while Corbin Toms added 14, Josh Burtscher had 12, Aidan Culler scored six, Zack Diehl chipped in with four and Kason Antrican rounded out the scoring with three.
The Cubs fall to 6-1 on the year and take on Fairland on Thursday.
Girls Basketball
Madison 52, Ontario 32
The Madison Rams picked up a nice nonconference victory over Ontario on Wednesday night, 52-32.
Brynn Kiley led the way for the Rams with 12 points while Chloe Ebling added 11, Madison Berry had seven, Natalee Back, Alivia Ash and Bri Bowles had five apiece, Allie Moysi collected four, Addy Farris chipped in with two and Savanna Rachel rounded out the scoring with one.
Lizzie Nagel led the way for Ontario with nine points for the Warriors while Taylor counts had six, Leila Stevens added four, Katie Pollock, Adrienne Kearns and KaMashya Shaw chipped in with three apiece and Trista Jewell and Olivia Kreger rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Rams improve to 2-6 and host West Holmes on Thursday while Ontario falls to 3-7 and travels to Marion Harding on Dec. 29.
Tuesday, Dec. 20
Boys Basketball
Ontario 56, Pleasant 45
The Ontario Warriors picked up a nice 56-45 win over Pleasant on Tuesday night in Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference action.
Gage Weaver led the way for the Warriors with 24 points while Brady Zehe added 10, Landon Foltz had eight, Braxton Hall scored six, Carter Weaver chipped in with four and Bodpegn Miller and Grayson Purvis rounded out the scoring with two.
The Warriors improve to 5-1 and host Lexington on Tuesday.
Mansfield Senior 40, New Philadelphia 29
The Mansfield Senior Tygers picked up a key Ohio Cardinal Conference victory over New Philadelphia on Tuesday night to remain undefeated in the league thanks to a 40-29 score.
Karion Lindsay and Elias Owens led the way with 11 points apiece while Kyevi Roane had eight, Jakob Legron scored three and Duke Reese and Rashad Reed rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Mansfield Senior improves to 5-1 and hosts Lexington on Friday night.
Marion Harding 59, Clear Fork 50
The Clear fork Colts took a tough 59-50 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference loss to Marion Harding on Tuesday night.
Adam Vanausdle led the way with 11 points for the Colts while Garrett Hotz had eight, Kaden Riddle, Mason Pipes and Logan Anderson had six apiece, Pawie Ault scored five, Beau Dornbirer and Milo Burgholder chipped in with three apiece and Victor Skoog rounded out the scoring with two.
Clear Fork falls to 2-6 and travels to Fredricktown on Dec. 28.
Wynford 69, Plymouth 45
Crestview 56, Colonel Crawford 54
Girls Basketball
Mansfield Christian 56, St. Paul 24
The Mansfield Christian Flames got a little healthier on Tuesday night with a nice 56-24 win over St. Paul in nonconference action.
Kyleah Jones led the way with 19 points while Abby Little and Noelle Beare had 10 apiece, Raegan Standridge added nine and Zy Davis and Riley Patrick rounded out the scoring with four.
The Flames improve to 5-2 on the year and travel to Lucas on Thursday.
Monday, Dec. 19
Girls Basketball
Willard 46, Ontario 33
The Ontario Warriors dropped a tough nonconference contest on Monday night to the Willard Flashed 46-33.
Lizzie Nagel led the Warriors with 10 points while Katie Pollock added eight and Adrienne Kearns and Lauren Sexton had four apiece.
The Warriors fall to 3-6 and host Madison on Wednesday.
Clyde 46, Lexington 40
The Lexington Lady Lex suffered a narrow 46-40 loss to Clyde on Monday night in nonconference action.
Ava Brown led the way with 14 points in the loss.
Lexington falls to 3-7 on the year and hosts Wooster on Thursday.
Sunday, Dec. 18
Boys Basketball
Mansfield Senior 56, Rossford 55
The Mansfield Senior Tygers picked up an impressive nonconference win over Rossford on Sunday at the Lima Senior Coach Q Classic.
Nathaniel Haney led the way with 16 poinst while Kyevi Roane added 14, Rashad Reed had 11, Duke Reese scored seven, Karion Lindsay added five and Elias Owens rounded out the scoring with three. Roane added eight rebounds while Lindsay had six assists.
The Tygers have now won four straight and host New Philadelphia on Tuesday. They are 4-1.
Saturday, Dec. 17
Boys Basketball
Ontario 75, Norwalk 53
The Ontario Warriors went on the road to Norwalk on Saturday and came home with a 75-53 nonconference win to give them three in a row.
Braxton Hall had a breakout game with 20 points while Brady Zehe added 13, Gage Weaver scored 12 and Carter Weaver had 10 to give the Warriors four players in double-figures. Grady Schroeder scored eight points while Grayson Purvis had seven, Bodpegn Miller added four and Jayden Leach rounded out the scoring with one. The Warriors knocked down 11 three-pointers in the victory.
Ontario improves to 4-1 on the year and travels to Pleasant on Tuesday.
Lexington 66, Marysville 57
The Lexington Minutemen picked up an impressive 66-57 nonconference win over Division I Marysville on Saturday to remain undefeated.
Brayden Fogle led the way with 15 points while Elijah Hudson and Baden Forup added 14 points apiece, Hudson Moore had nine and AJ Young and Gavin Husty rounded out the scoring with seven apiece. Forup posted a double-double with 11 rebounds.
Lexington improves to 6-0 and travels to Mansfield Senior on Friday.
Lucas 78, South Central 36
The Lucas Cubs put on an absolute show on Saturday night beating South Central 78-36 in nonconference action.
Logan Toms led all scorers with 18 points while Corbin Toms added 16, Andrew Smollen and Michael Howard had nine points apiece, Kason Antrican had eight, Jadon Walter added six, Hunter Church and Josh Burtscher had three apiece and Jadon Walter and Zach Diehl rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Cubs improve to 6-0 on the year and take on Fredericktown on Wednesday at Mount Vernon Nazarene University in a holiday showcase.
Mansfield Christian 49, Loudonville 41
Monroeville 62, Plymouth 46
Girls Basketball
Clear Fork 52, Marion Harding 48
The Clear Fork Colts earned a much-needed Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Marion Harding on Saturday night, 52-48.
Lyvia Davis led the way for Clear Fork with 15 points while Kylie Belcher added 13, Lillian Weikle had nine, Lilly Wortman added four, Annika Labaki and Brinley Barnett scored three apiece, Pacey Chrastina chipped in with two and Lauryn Robinson rounded out the scoring with one.
Clear Fork improves to 5-2 and 4-1 in the MOAC. The Colts travel to Shelby on Dec. 29.
Mansfield Senior 52, Madison 29
The Mansfield Senior Tygers picked up a huge rivalry Ohio Cardinal Conference win over Madison on Saturday, 52-29.
Kiersten Bradley led the Tygers with 12 points while Kyeona Myers added 11, Kiyah Wentz had eight, Annaliese Norris scored seven, Monetta Hilory collected six, Keelah Cross chipped in with three, Daizy Manns and Jayne Hullum scored two apiece and Quiana Shrader rounded out the scoring with one.
Chloe Ebling led the Rams with 11 points while Natlee Back added six, Alivia Ash scored four, Brynn Kiley had three, Madison Berry and Allie Moysi chipped in with two apiece and Morgan Cook rounded out the scoring with one.
Mansfield Senior improves to 7-2 while Madison falls to 1-6. The Tygers travel to Ashland on Thursday while Madison goes to Ontario on Wednesday.
Lexington 48, Mount Vernon 33
The Lexington Lady Lex earned a nice Ohio Cardinal Conference win over Mount Vernon on Saturday winning 48-33.
Madi Basilone led the way with 16 points for Lex while Cora Palmer and Kaleigh Leadbetter added 10 apiece, Lexia Buffington had six, Ava Brown added four and Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman rounded out the scoring with two. Brown had a huge day on the boards with 15 rebounds while Basilone added four steals.
Lex improves to 3-6 on the year and travels to Clyde on Monday.
Monroeville 39, Crestview 38
The Crestview Cougars took a tough 39-38 loss to Monroeville in Firelands Conference action on Saturday.
Georgia McFarland and Lily Cline led the way with 10 points apiece for Crestview while Paige Rogers and Emma Aumend added eight apiece and Makenzie Spoerr rounded out the scoring with two.
The Cougars fall to 3-6 on the year and travel to New London on Thursday.
New London 44, Plymouth 31
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 44-31 Firelands Conference loss to New London on Saturday.
Jaylin Branham led the Big Red with 16 points while Destiny Detillion had nine and Lydia Patton rounded out the scoring with six.
Plymouth falls to 2-6 and travels to Mapleton on Thursday.
River Valley 48, Shelby 43
Pleasant 66, Ontario 42
Friday, Dec. 16
Boys Basketball
Ontario 78, Galion 55
The Ontario Warriors picked up an easy 78-55 win over Galion in Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference action on Friday night.
Grady Schroeder led the way with 22 points including 14 in the third quarter alone. Gage Weaver chipped in with 13 while Brady Zehe had 11, Grayson Purvis scored 10, Braxton Hall collected seven, Carter Weaver had six, Bodpegn Miller scored four, Landon Foltz added three and Jayden Leach rounded out the scoring with two.
The Warriors improve to 3-1 overall and 3-1 in the MOAC. They travel to Norwalk on Saturday.
Shelby 93, Highland 63
The Shelby Whippets exploded for 93 points in their 93-63 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Highland on Friday night.
Alex Bruskotter led the way with 23 points, eight rebounds, four assists and two steals while Issaiah Ramsey had 16 points, Brayden DeVito had 13, Carson Brubaker scored 11, Casey Lantz collected nine, Carson Garrett chipped in with sis, Karson Homan had five, Max Hess scored four and Bryson Baker and Brennan Lewis rounded out the scoring with three apiece.
The Whippets improved to 5-1 on the year and 4-0 in the MOAC. They host River Valley on Tuesday.
Mansfield Senior 71, West Holmes 51
The Mansfield Senior Tygers won their third straight with a 71-51 win over West Holmes on Friday night in Ohio Cardinal Conference action.
Jakob Legron and Kyevi Roane led the way with 14 points apiece while Rashad Reed added 11, Karion Lindsay had eight, Duke Reese scored six, Elias Owens added five, Jahmere Dotson-Thomas scored three and Nathaniel Haney and Isaiah Roub rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Mansfield Senior improves to 3-1 and takes on Rossford on Sunday at Lima Senior's Coach Q Classic.
Lexington 51, New Philadelphia 46
The Lexington Minutemen picked up a huge Ohio Cardinal Conference win over New Philadelphia on Friday night, 51-46, to remain undefeated.
Brayden Fogle led the way with 16 points while Elijah Hudson and Hudson Moore added nine apiece, Gavin Husty and AJ Young scored six apiece, Alex Depperschmidt chipped in with three and Baden Forup rounded out the scoring with two.
Lexington improves to 5-0 and hosts Marysville on Saturday.
Pleasant 54, Clear Fork 49
The Clear Fork Colts put up a fight in a 54-49 MOAC loss to Pleasant on Friday night.
Kaden Riddle led the way with 16 points while Adam Vanausdle had 14, Victor Skoog scored six, Garrett Hotz added four, Grant Spencer and Mason Pipes added two apiece and Pawie Ault rounded out the scoring with one.
Clear Fork falls to 2-5 and 0-4 in the MOAC. They travel to Harding on Tuesday.
Madison 70, Ashland 66 OT
Plymouth 52, New London 40
Lucas 55, Loudonville 42
St. Peter's at Mansfield Christian
Girls Basketball
Loudonville 72, Lucas 5
Thursday, Dec. 15
Girls Basketball
Clear Fork 34, Pleasant 29
The Clear Fork Colts picked up a huge Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference victory over Pleasant on Thursday winning 34-29 in a defensive effort.
Lilly Wortman and Lyvia Davis led the way with nine points apiece while Pacey Chrastina added seven, Lillian Weikle had six and Lauryn Robinson rounded out the scoring with three.
The Colts improve to 4-2 on the year and 3-1 in the MOAC. They host Marion Harding on Saturday.
Mansfield Senior 51, Lexington 45
The Mansfield Senior Tygers earned a tough Ohio Cardinal Conference win over Lexington on Thursday night, 51-45.
Kyeona Myers led the way with 14 points and 12 rebounds while Kiersten Bradley added 12 points and 10 steals for a defensive double-double. Monetta Hilory scored 13 while Kiyah Wentz had 10 and Annaleise Norris rounded out the scoring with two.
Cora Palmer led Lady Lex with 15 points while Ava Brown added nine, Madi Basilone had eight, Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman scored seven and Tatum Stover and Kaleigh Leadbetter rounded out the scoring with three apiece. Leadbetter grabbed 13 rebounds while Goodman had nine and Brown had seven.
Mansfield Senior improves to 6-2 and 2-1 in the OCC while Lex falls to 2-6 and 1-4 in the OCC. Mansfield Senior hosts Madison on Saturday while Lex travels to Mount Vernon.
Mansfield Christian 52, South Central 49
The Mansfield Christian Flames gritted out a 52-49 win over South Central on Thursday in nonconference action.
Kyleah Jones led the way with 21 points while Abby Little added 11, Noelle Beare had eight, Raegan Standridge scored six, Zy Davis and Rebekah Kapuster added two apiece and Adelle Cramer and Riley Patrick rounded out the scoring with one apiece.
Mansfield Christian improves to 4-2 on the year and hosts St. Paul on Tuesday.
Mount Vernon 38, Madison 33
Shelby 59, Highland 26
Ontario 60, Galion 31
The Ontario Warriors picked up an impressive Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference victory over Galion on Thursday winning 60-31.
Katie Pollock led the way with 14 points while Paradise Jeru added 10, Taylor Counts had nine, Adrienne Kearns scored six, Laprina Young collected five, Eden Howard and Mash Shaw chipped in with four apiece, Lauren Sexton and Oliva Kreger scored three apiece and Ella Shaffer rounded out the scoring with two.
The Warriors improve to 3-4 on the year and 2-2 in the MOAC. They travel to Pleasant on Saturday.
Buckeye Central 60, Crestview 13
Tuesday, Dec. 13
Boys Basketball
Shelby 80, Willard 72
The Shelby Whippets outlasted the Willard Flashes in a rivalry renewal on Tuesday night winning 80-72 in nonconference action.
Casey Lantz had a breakout game with 23 points while Alex Bruskotter added 17 points, eight rebounds and five assists. Issaiah Ramsey had his best game of the season with 16 points and eight boards while MAx Hess added 14 points. Bryson Baker scored five while Brayden DeVito had three and Carson Brubaker rounded out the scoring with two.
Max Dawson was sensational for Willard with 40 points while Cam Robinson had seven.
Shelby improves to 4-1 on the year and travels to Highland on Friday.
Mansfield Senior 73, Mount Vernon 57
The Mansfield Senior Tygers saw an offensive explosion in a 73-57 Ohio Cardinal Conference win over Mount Vernon on Tuesday night.
Kyevi Roane led the way with 37 points, the 20th-most point scored in a game in Mansfield Senior history, while adding 10 rebounds. Elias Owens added 12 points and nine boards while Karion Lindsay had five points, Rashad Reed had three and Duke Reese, Jakob Legron and Ny Petty rounded out the scoring with two points apiece.
Mansfield Senior improved to 2-1 on the year and hosts West Holmes on Friday night.
Clear Fork 64, Black River 44
The Clear Fork Colts picked up their second win of the season beating Black River 64-44 in nonconference action Tuesday night.
Grant Spencer led all scorers with 19 points while Kaden Riddle added 11, Adam Vanausdle had nine, Mason Pipes, Victor Skoog and Garrett Hotz had six apiece, Jaden BEachy and Logan Anderson added four apiece and Pawie Ault rounded out the scoring with two.
Clear Fork improves to 2-4 and hosts Pleasant on Friday.
Lucas 74, Galion 59
The Lucas Cubs remained undefeated with a 74-59 win over Galion on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Aidan Culler led the way with 20 points while Corbin Toms added 19, Logan Toms and Andrew Smollen had 11 apiece, Hunter Church scored seven, Zach Diehl scored four and Jaden Walters rounded out the night with two.
The Cubs improve to 4-0 on the year and travel to Loudonville on Friday.
Mansfield Christian 58, Plymouth 46
Girls Basketball
Wynford 58, Crestview 24
The Crestview Cougars took a tough 58-24 loss to Wynford on Tuesday in nonconference action.
Elyse Belcher led the way with 10 points while Georgia McFarland added eight and Tori Kidney, Mirabelle Welch and Lily Cline rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Crestview falls to 3-4 on the year and travels to New London on Thursday, Dec. 22.
Monday, Dec. 12
Girls Basketball
Mount Gilead 56, Mansfield Christian 36
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 56-36 nonconference loss to Mount Gilead on Monday.
Kyleah Jones led the way with 17 points while Abby Little added 12 and Noelle Beare scored seven for the Flames.
They fall to 3-2 on the year and host South Central on Thursday.
Loudonville 80, St. Peter's 5
The St. Peter's Spartans took a tough Mid-Buckeye Conference loss to Loudonville on Monday night, 81-5.
Makenzie Hardin scored four points and Kelly Wolboldt had one for the Spartans.
The Spartans fall to 0-5 on the year and travel to Mansfield Christain on Friday.
Boys Basketball
St. Peter's 55, Temple Christian 14
The St. Peter's Spartans picked up their first win of the season by knocking off Temple Christian on Monday, 55-14.
Feree Kent led the way with 30 points while Angelo Gasper added 10, Antonio Lindsay had eight, Tai Pickett scored five and Ely Evege rounded out the night with two.
The Spartans are 1-7 on the year and travel to Mansfield Christain on Friday.
Saturday, Dec. 10
Girls Basketball
Genoa Christian 58, St. Peter's 7
The St. Peter's Spartans took a nonconference loss to Genoa Christian 58-7 on Saturday night.
Makenzie Hardin led the way with four points while Elina Gilland had two and Kienna Johnson had one.
The Spartans fall to 0-4 on the year and travel to Loudonville on Monday.
Monroeville 36, Plymouth 33
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough Firelands Conference loss to Monroeville on Saturday falling 36-33.
Jaylin Branham led the way with 10 points while Sarah Hoak had seven, Destiny Detillion scored six, Cailynn Bailey added five and Malory Keefe and Autumn Wilson rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Big Red falls to 2-5 on the year and 0-3 in the Firelands Conference. It hosts New London on Saturday.
Crestview 57, South Central 48
The Crestview Cougars picked up an important Firelands Conference win over South Central on Saturday winning 57-48.
Emma Aumend led the way for the Cougars with 23 points while Elyse Belcher had 10, Georgia McFarland and Tori Kidney had eight apiece, Mia Humrichouser had four and Lily Cline and M. Spoerr rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Cougars improve to 3-3 on the year and 2-1 in the Firelands Conference. They host Wynford on Tuesday.
New Philadelphia 50, Lexington 34
Lexington Lady Lex took a tough Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to New Philadelphia on Saturday falling 50-34.
Ava Brown led Lex with 11 points while Madi Basilone had eight, Cora Palmer scored seven, Kaleigh Leadbetter had four, Tatum Stover scored two and Kaylee Brown and Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman rounded out the scoring with one.
Lexington falls to 2-5 and 1-3 in the OCC. It is back in action on Thursday at home against Mansfield Senior.
Boys Basketball
Crestview 63, South Central 50
The Crestview Cougars picked up an easy Firelands Conference win over South Central on Saturday winning 63-50.
Jarek Ringler led the balanced attack with 17 points while Owen Barker had 16, Justice Thompson had 15, Heath Kash added six, Sam Wells chipped in with five and Tyson Ringler rounded out the scoring with four.
The Cougars are 5-0 and host Monroeville on Friday night.
Shelby 78, Galion 31
The Shelby Whippets cruised to a Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Galion on Saturday winning 78-31.
Freshman Brayden DeVito had a breakout performance with 21 points while Alex Bruskotter added 16 points, 10 assists and six rebounds. Max Hess chipped in with 10 points and five boards while Casey Lantz added six points eight rebounds and six steals. Issaiah Ramsey had six points and six rebounds as Bryson Baker and Audirc Kelly had five points apiece, Carson Brubaker had four, Brennan Lewis scored three and Amereon Rissell rounded out the scoring with two.
The Whippets improved to 3-1 on the year and host Willard on Tuesday.
Ontario 82, Clear Fork 22
The Ontario Warriors dominated their Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference contest against Clear Fork on Saturday winning 82-22.
Grady Schroeder led the way with 17 points while Braxton Hall had 14, Carter Weaver scored 11, Gage Weaver chipped in with nine, Landan Foltz added seven, Brady Zehe and Grayson Purvis scored six points apiece, Bodpegn Miller and Jayden Leach had five apiece and Bryson Stoots rounded out the scoring with two.
Mason Pipes, Garrett Hotz, Grant Spencer and Beau Dornbirer scored four points apiece for the Colts while Jaden Beachy, Kaden Riddle and Milo Burgholder rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Ontario improves to 2-1 and travels to Galion on Friday. Clear Fork falls to 1-4 and hosts Black River on Tuesday.
Mansfield Christian 77, Hillsdale 71 OT
The Mansfield Christian Flames pulled off a huge nonconference overtime win over Hillsdale on Saturday winning 77-71.
Amarr Davis had a huge night with 33 points while Brock Rentzel and Luke Zerby had 11 apiece, Davis Wushinske had 10 and Gabe Westfield and Gavin Baker rounded out the scoring with six apiece.
The Flames improve to 3-1 and host Plymouth on Tuesday.
Genoa Christian 47, St. Peter's 46
The St. Peter's Spartans took a tough 47-46 loss to Genoa Christian on Saturday in nonconference action.
Feree Kent led the way with 15 points while Antinio Lindsay and Angelo Gasper added 11 apiece, Tai Pickett had seven and Ely Evege rounded out the scoring with two.
The Spartans fall to 0-7 and host Temple Christian on Monday.
Friday, Dec. 9
Girls Basketball
Shelby 94, Galion 20
The Shelby Whippets were in midseason form on Friday night when they took home a 94-20 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Galion.
Trinity Baker led all scorers with 17 points while Demi Hipp added 16, Sophia Long had 12, Eve Schwemley scored 11, Charlie Niese collected 10, Alexis Booker and Sarah Reiser had five apiece and Alyssa Booker and Lexi Mohn rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Hipp also had five assists and six steals while Baker added four assists and seven steals and Charlie Niese had five steals, three rebounds and three assists.
Shelby improves to 4-2 on the year and hosts Highland on Thursday.
Clear Fork 49, Ontario 37
The Clear Fork Colts picked up a solid MOAC victory over Ontario on Friday night winning 49-37.
Lilly Wortman led the way with 13 points while Kylie Belcher added 11, Lyvia Davis had eight, Annika Labaki scored seven, Lauryn Robinson chipped in with six and Pacey Chrastina rounded out the scoring with four.
Lizzie Nagel and Katie Pollock led the way for the Warriors with nine points apiece while Adrienne Kearns had seven, Olivie Kreger scored four, KaMashya Shaw and Taylor Counts chipped in with three apiece and Maddie Henderson rounded out the scoring with two.
Clear Fork improved to 3-2 on the year and travels to Pleasant on Thursday while Ontario falls to 2-4 and hosts Galion the same night.
Boys Basketball
Crestview 59, Western Reserve 45
The Crestview Cougars picked up an impressive Firelands Conference win over defending league champion Western Reserve on Friday night.
Justice Thompson led the way with 16 points while Owen Barker had 13, Heath Kash scored 11, Tyson Ringler chipped in with eight, Sam Wells scored six and Jerek Ringler rounded out the scoring with five.
Crestview improves to 4-0 and travels to South Central on Saturday.
Mansfield Senior 61, Wooster 44
The Mansfield Senior Tygers earned their first victory of the season knocking off Ohio Cardinal Conference rival Wooster on Friday night.
Nathaniel Haney led the way with 22 points while Kyevi Roane added 14 points and 12 rebounds, Karion Lindsay scored 10 points, Elias Owens had five, Duke Reese chipped in with four and Jahmere Dotson-Thomas and Jakob Legron rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Tygers are now 1-1 and travel to Mount Vernon on Tuesday.
Mansfield Christian 43, Crestline 37
The Mansfield Christian Flames picked up a solid Mid-Buckeye Conference win on Friday night topping Crestline 43-37.
Amarr Davis led the way with 19 points while Davis Wushinske and Luke Zerby had seven apiece and Griffin Baker rounded out the scoring with six.
The Flames improve to 2-1 and travel to Hillsdale on Saturday.
New Philadelphia 61, Madison 52
South Central 64, Plymouth 26
Thursday, Dec. 8
Girls Basketball
Mansfield Senior 48, Mount Vernon 31
The Mansfield Senior Tygers picked up a solid Ohio Cardinal Conference win over Mount Vernon on Thursday, 48-31.
Kyeona Myers led the way with 18 points while Kiersten Bradley had 10, Monetta Hilory added eight, Kiyah Wentz and Dazey Manns had five apiece and Annaleise Norris rounded out the scoring with two.
The Tygers improve to 5-2 on the season and 1-1 in the OCC. They travel to West Holmes on Saturday.
Western Reserve 49, Plymouth 30
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough Firelands Conference loss to Western Reserve on Thursday night falling 49-30.
Jaylin Branham led the way with 13 points while Aryssa Horne and Autumn Spears had four apiece, Destiny Detillion had three and Cailynn Bailey, Mallory Keefe and Lydia Patton rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Big Red falls to 2-4 and 0-2 in the FC. They host Monroeville on Saturday.
Boys Basketball
River Valley 77, Ontario 41
The Ontario Warriors took a tough 77-41 loss to River Valley on Thursday night in Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference play.
Grayson Purvis led the way for Ontario with 11 points while Gage Weaver added nine, Carter Weaver had seven, Braxton Hall and Bodpegn Miller collected four apiece and Landon Foltz and Grady Schroeder rounded out the scoring with three apiece.
The Warriors fell to 1-1 on the year and 1-1 in the MOAC. They host Clear Fork on Saturday.
Wednesday, Dec. 7
Girls Basketball
Crestview 50, St. Paul 36
The Crestview Cougars picked up a much-needed Firelands Conference win over St. Paul on Tuesday night winning 50-36 at home.
Emma Aumend had a huge game with 20 points while Georgia McFarland added 10, Elyse Belcher and Lily Cline had seven apiece and Tori Kidney had six to round out the scoring.
Crestview improves to 2-3 on the season and travels to South Central on Saturday.
East Knox 61, Lucas 19
The Lucas Cubs dropped a tough nonconference game to East Knox on Tuesday, 61-19.
Olivia Brown led the Cubs with 11 points.
Lucas falls to 1-6 and travels to St. Peter's on Friday night.
Tuesday, Dec. 6
Girls Basketball
Plymouth 43, Galion 30
The Plymouth Big Red picked up their second win of the season on Tuesday night beating Galion in nonconference action, 43-30.
Jaylin Branham led the way with 15 points while Destiny Detillion added 13, Sarah Hoak had nine, Cailynn Bailey scored four and Mallory Keefe rounded out the scoring with two.
Plymouth improves to 2-3 on the year and is already one win away from matching last year's season win total. It hosts Western Reserve on Thursday.
Loudonville 54, Lexington 29
The Lexington Lady Lex took a tough 54-29 loss to Loudonville on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Tatum Stover led the way with eight points while Ava Brown added six, Madi Basilone and Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman had five apiece, Cora Palmer added three and Kaleigh Leadbetter rounded out the scoring with two. Stover added 11 rebounds while Brown had nine and Leadbetter had eight boards.
Lexington falls to 1-4 and hosts Madison on Thursday.
Bellevue 49, Shelby 46
The Shelby Whippets took a tough 49-46 loss to Bellevue on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Eve Schwemley led the way with 14 points while Alexis Booker and Trinity Baker added nine apiece, Demi Hipp scored seven, Sophia Long collected four and Sarah Reiser rounded out the scoring with three.
Shelby falls to 3-2 on the year and hosts Galion on Friday.
Tiffin Columbian 50, Ontario 33
Mansfield Senior 50, Clear Fork 43
Boys Basketball
Crestview 65, Crestline 36
The Crestview Cougars remained undefeated on the season with a convincing 65-36 win over Crestline on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Heath Kash led the way with 16 points while Justice Thompson added 14, Owen Barker had 11, Jarek Ringler scored 10, Tyson Ringler and Dylan Bruner collected six points apiece and Sam Wells rounded out the scoring with two.
The Cougars are 3-0 on the year and host Western Reserve on Friday night.
Lima Senior 70, Mansfield Senior 39
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough 70-39 loss in their season opener on Tuesday night to a talented Lima Senior team in nonconference action.
Kyevi Roane and Jakob Legron led the way for the Tygers with 10 points apiece while Karion Lindsay had eight, Nathaniel Haney had five, Rashad Reed scored three, Elias Owens chipped in with two and Duke Reese rounded out the scoring with one. Owens had eight rebounds and Reese added seven.
The Tygers are 0-1 on the year and travel to Wooster on Friday.
Monday, Dec. 5
Boys Basketball
Clear Fork 54, Edison 37
The Clear Fork Colts snapped a 27-game losing streak by beating Edison 54-37 on Monday night giving the Colts their first victory since defeating Lucas 62-53 on Feb. 17, 2021.
Garrett Hotz led the way with 17 points while Grant Spencer added 15, Milo Burgholder had six, Victor Skoog collected five, Madison Pipes chipped in with four, Kaden Riddle scored three and Pawie Ault and Beau Dornbirer rounded out the scoring with two.
The Colts improve to 1-2 and host Galion on Thursday.
Girls Basketball
Mansfield Christian 68, Central Christian 8
The Mansfield Christian Flames dominated their way to a Mid-Buckeye Conference victory on Monday night winning 68-8 over Central Christian.
Alexis Ripple exploded for 25 points while Abby Little added 14, Kyleah Jones had nine, Raegan Standridge collected eight, Adelle Cramer added six, Riley Patrick chipped in with four and Zy Davis rounded out the scoring with two.
The Flames improve to 3-1 and 1-1 in the MBC. They travel to Crestline on Saturday.
Saturday, Dec. 3
Boys Basketball
Crestview 75, Mansfield Christian 64
The Crestview Cougars completed a solid opening weekend with a 75-64 win over Mansfield Christian in nonconference action on Saturday night.
Heath Kash led the way with 27 points while Jarek Ringler and Justice Thompson had 14 apiece, Owen Barker had 10, Sam Wells scored six and Dylan Bruner rounded out the scoring with four for the Cougars.
Amarr Davis led the Flames with a game-high 30 points while Griffin Baker added 12, Isaac Hillman had seven, Davis Wushinske collected five, Tristin Johnson added four, Gabe Westfield chipped in with three, Connor Loose scored two and Brock Rentzel rounded out the scoring with one.
Crestview improves to 2-0 on the year and travels to Crestline on Tuesday. Mansfield Christian falls to 1-1 and heads to Crestline on Friday.
Lucas 54, Crestline 18
The Lucas Cubs completed a double-weekend Mid-Buckeye Conference sweep on Saturday night beating Crestline 54-18.
Andrew Smollen led the way with 15 points while Logan Toms added 12, Zack Diehl and Josh Burtscher scored eight apiece, Kason Antrican scored four and Bobby Collins, Hunter Church and Corbin Toms scored two apiece and Aidan Culler rounded out the scoring with one.
The Cubs are 2-0 on the season and travel to St. Peter's on Friday.
Oregon Clay 73, Madison 71 OT
The Madison Rams took a tough 73-71 overtime loss to Oregon Clay on Saturday night in nonconference action.
Seven Allen led the Rams with 25 points while Jayden Jeffries added 18, Cameron Kuhn scored 12, Will Kepple chipped in with six and Tatum Turcott and Owen Wigton rounded out the scoring with five apiece.
The Rams are now 2-2 on the year and travel to New Philadelphia on Friday.
Girls Basketball
Shelby 45, Marion Harding 32
The Shelby Whippets completed a nice MOAC opening weekend rounding things out with a 45-32 win over Marion Harding on Saturday night.
Sophia Long led the way with 12 points while Eve Schwemley added 11, Charlie Niese and Alexis Booker scored six apiece, Demi Hipp collected four, Trinity Baker had three, Sarah Reiser added two and Serena Ramsey rounded out the scoring with one.
Baker also added eight rebounds, three assists and three steals while Hipp added five assists, four boards and four steals.
The Whippets improve to 3-1 on the year and 2-0 in the MOAC. they host Galion on Friday.
Clear Fork 58, Galion 13
The Clear Fork Colts bounced back in a big way with a Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Galion on Saturday, 58-13.
Pacey Chrastina led the way with 14 points while Annika Labaki and Lauryn Robinson had 11 apiece, Melodie Blubaugh added eight, Lilly Wortman and Lyvia Davis scored five apiece and Kylie Belcher and Brinley Barnett rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Clear Fork improves to 2-1 on the year and 1-1 in the MOAC. They host Mansfield Senior on Tuesday.
Crestview 48, Lucas 12
The Crestview Cougars picked up a nice nonconference victory for their first of the season knocking off Lucas 48-12 on Saturday.
Georgia McFarland led the way with 19 points while Emma Aumend had nine, Lily Cline had six, M. Spoerr had four and Mallorie McAvene, Elyse Belcher, Mia Humrichouser, K. McClenathan and M. Welch rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Katie Griffey led the Cubs with 10 points while Keara Ammons had two.
Crestview improves to 1-3 on the year and hosts St. Peter's on Wednesday while Lucas falls to 1-5 and hosts East Knox the same evening.
River Valley 48, Ontario 26
The Ontario Warriors took a tough 48-26 loss to River Valley in MOAC action on Saturday night.
Lizzie Nagel led the way with eight points while Maddie Henderson, Adrienne Kearns and Mash Shaw scored four apiece and Eden Howard, Taylor Counts and Olivia Kreger rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Ontario falls to 2-2 on the year and 1-1 in the MOAC. It will host Tiffin Columbian on Tuesday.
Loudonville 49, Mansfield Christian 33
The Mansfield Christian Flames suffered their first loss of the season falling to Loudonville 49-33 in Mid-Buckeye Conference play.
Kyleah Jones led the way for Mansfield Christian with 12 points while Alexis Ripple added 11, Raegan Standridge scored four and Zy Davis, AbbyLittle and Riley Patrick rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Flames fall to 2-1 and 0-1 in the MBC. They travel to Central Christian on Monday.
Genoa Christian 48, St. Peter's 6
The St. Peter's Spartans took a tough 48-6 loss to Genoa Christian on Saturday in nonconference action.
Makenzie Hardin scored all six points for the Spartans.
St. Peter's falls to 0-2 on the year and travels to Crestview on Wednesday.
Friday, Dec. 2
Boys Basketball
Lucas 52, Kidron Central Christian 34
The Lucas Cubs earned a convincing win in their season opener by beating Mid-Buckeye Conference rival Central Christian 52-34 on Friday night.
Corbin Toms led the way with 15 points while Logan Toms added 10, Andrew Smollen had six, Bobby Collins and Aidan Culler added five apiece, Hunter Church and Kason Antrican scored four apiece, Michael Howard collected two and Zack Diehl rounded out the scoring with one.
The Cubs improve to 1-0 on the year and 1-0 in the MBC. They travel to Crestline on Saturday.
Ontario 51, Highland 39
The Ontario Warriors tipped off their 2022-23 season in style with a 51-39 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Highland on Friday night.
Grady Schroeder led the way with 12 points while Brady Zehe and Gage Weaver added 10 apiece, Landon Foltz and Braxton Hall scored five apiece, Bodpegn Miller and Carter Weaver chipped in with four apiece and Grayson Purvis rounded out the scoring with one.
The Warriors are 1-0 on the year and 1-0 in the MOAC. They travel to River Valley on Thursday.
Shelby 46, Marion Pleasant 43
The Shelby Whippets picked up a narrow win over Pleasant on Friday night in their Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference opener.
Alex Bruskotter and Casey Lantz led the way with 12 points apiece while Issaiah Ramsey had eight, Bryson Baker and Carson Brubaker had five apiece and Max Hess rounded out the scoring with four. Bruskotter added 12 rebounds and six assists.
The Whippets are 1-1 and 1-0 in the MOAC. They host Harding on Thursday.
Wooster 54, Madison 53
The Madison Rams suffered a heartbreaking Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to Wooster on Friday night falling with 0.6 seconds left on a buzzer-beater by the Generals, 54-53.
Seven Allen had a huge game with 21 points while Jayden Jeffries added 18, Tatum Turcott and Owen Wigton had six apiece and Cameron Kuhn rounded out the scoring with two.
The Rams fall to 2-1 on the year and 0-1 in the OCC. They travel to Oregon Clay on Saturday.
River Valley 69, Clear Fork 38
The Clear Fork Colts took a tough MOAC loss to River Valley on Friday night, 69-38.
Victor Skoog led the way for Clear Fork with 10 points while Grant Spencer added seven, Mason Pipes had six, Pawie Ault and Kaden Riddle scored four apiece, Garrett Hotz chipped in with three and Collen Johnson and Adam Vanausdle rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Colts are 0-2 and host Edison on Monday.
Crestline 49, Mansfield St. Peter's 40
Girls Basketball
Lucas 44, Central Christian 35
The Lucas Cubs came up with their first victory of the season on Friday night by beating Central Christian 44-35 in Mid-Buckeye Conference play.
Katie Griffey led all scorers with 20 points while Olivia Brown added 11, Keara Ammons had nine and Morgan Trumpower rounded out the scoring with four.
The Cubs are 1-4 on the year and 1-1 in the MBC. They travel to Crestview on Saturday.
Crestline 40, St. Peter's 27
The St. Peter's Spartans took a tough 40-27 Mid-Buckeye Conference loss to Crestline on Friday night.
Makenzie Hardin led the Spartans with 12 points while Jienna Johnson added 11, Elina Gilland had three and Rakayla Smith rounded out the scoring with one.
The Spartans are 0-1 on the year and 0-1 in the MBC. They travel to Genoa Christian on Saturday.
Western Reserve 47, Crestview 23
The Crestview Cougars took a tough 47-23 Firelands Conference loss to Western Reserve on Friday night.
Georgia McFarland led the way with eight points while Emma Aumend had seven, Lily Cline had five and Mia Humrichouser rounded out the scoring with three.
The Cougars fall to 0-3 on the year and 0-1 in the FC. They host Lucas on Saturday.
South Central 50, Plymouth 43
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough Firelands Conference loss to South Central on Friday night falling 50-43.
Jaylin Branham led the Big Red with 12 points while Destiny Detillion and Mallory Keefe scored seven points apiece and Sarah Hoak and Aryssa Horne scored six apiece, Cailynn Bailey had three and Addison Slone rounded out the scoring with two.
Plymouth fell to 1-3 on the season and 0-1 in the Firelands Conference. It travels to Galion on Tuesday.
Thursday, Dec. 1
Boys Basketball
Crestview 69, St. Paul 39
The Crestview Cougars picked up an impressive season-opening win over St. Paul 69-39 in Firelands Conference action.
Justice Thompson had an impressive night with 21 points while Jarek Ringler added 12, Owen Barker had 11, Heath Kash scored 10, Tyson Ringler chipped in with eight, Sam Wells and Grayson Burgess had three apiece and Dylan Bruner rounded out the scoring with one.
The Cougars are 1-0 on the year and 1-0 in the Firelands Conference and travel to Mansfield Christian on Saturday.
Western Reserve 53, Plymouth 51
Girls Basketball
Ontario 46, Highland 39
The Ontario Warriors picked up a nice 46-39 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Highland on Thursday night.
Taylor Counts had a big night with 14 points while Lizzie Nagel added 10, Lauren Sexton had nine, Katle Pollack had six, Olivia Kreger scored four and Adrienne Kearns rounded out the scoring with two.
The Warriors improve to 2-1 and 1-0 in the MOAC. They hos River Valley on Saturday.
Shelby 38, Pleasant 32
The Shelby Whippets earned a gritty 38-32 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Pleasant on Thursday night.
Demi Hipp and Alexis Booker led the way with seven points apiece while Sarah Rieser and Trinity Baker had six apiece, Sophia Long and even Schwemley had five apiece and Charlie Niese rounded out the scoring with two.
The Whippets improve to 2-1 on the year and 1-0 in the MOAC. They travel to Marion Harding on Saturday.
New Philadelphia 39, Madison 30
The Madison Rams took a tough Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to New Philadelphia on Thursday night, 39-30.
Natalee Back led the way with eight points while Chloe Ebeling added seven, Brynn Kiley had five, Savanna Rachel scored four and Madison Berry, Melanie Click and Bri Bowles rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Rams fell to 0-4 and 0-1 in the OCC. They travel to Lexington on Thursday.
Wooster 51, Mansfield Senior 38
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to Wooster on Thursday night falling 51-38.
Kyeona Myers led the Tygers with 16 points while Monetta Hilory had 13, Kiyah Wentz added seven and Annaleise Norris rounded out the scoring with two. Myers also added 13 rebounds while Hilory had eight and Norris had six. Myers had five steals to round out a busy night.
The Tygers fall to 3-2 on the year and 0-1 in the OCC. They travel to Clear Fork on Tuesday.
River Valley 42, Clear Fork 34
The Clear Fork Colts took a tough loss on the road to Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference rival River Valley on Thursday night for their first loss of the season.
Pacey Chrastina led the Colts with 11 points while Lyvia Davis added nine, Lilly Wortman had eight and Melodie Blubaugh, Kylie Belcher and Lillian Weikle had two apiece. Wortman also added 10 rebounds and five steals while Chrastina added six boards and three steals and Davis rounded out the stats with three steals.
The Colts fall to 1-1 overall and 0-1 in the MOAC. They travel to Galion on Saturday.
Tuesday, Nov. 29
Girls Basketball
Lexington 49, Willard 44
The Lexington Lady Lex picked up the first win in Lexington High School's new gym by knocking off nonconference foe Willard 49-44 on Tuesday night.
Madi Basilone continued her hot start with 16 points while adding five steals, three rebounds and two assists to lead the way. Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman found success inside with 11 points and nine rebounds while adding three steals. Kaleigh Leadbetter chipped in with eight points, seven rebounds, and two assists while Tatum Stover added six points and nine rebounds and Cora Palmer and Ava Brown rounded out the scoring with four points apiece. Brown also added nine rebounds while Palmer handed out three assists.
Lady Lex improves to 1-2 on the year and travels to Ashland on Thursday.
Mansfield Senior 63, St. Francis DeSales 46
The Mansfield Senior Tygers improved to 3-1 on the season with a 63-46 victory over Columbus St. Francis DeSales on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Kyiah Wentz had a huge game with 22 points including four 3-pointers and nine points in the fourth quarter. Monetta Hilory added 12 points while Kiersten Bradley chipped in with 11, Kyeona Myers had nine, Annaleise Norris collected six and Dazey Manns rounded out the scoring with three.
The Tygers are 3-1 and host Wooster on Thursday to open OCC play.
Smithville 53, Ontario 33
The Ontario Warriors took a tough nonconference loss to Smithville on Tuesday night falling 53-33 on the road.
Maddie Henderson led the way with eight points while Taylor Counts added seven, Lizzie Nagel had six, Katie Pollock, Ka'Mashya Shaw had four apiece, Eden Howard added three and Laprina Young rounded out the scoring with one.
Ontario falls to 1-1 on the year and travels to Highland on Thursday.
Crestline 37, Lucas 27
The Lucas Cubs put up a good fight in the Mid-Buckeye Conference opener on Tuesday but fell to Crestline 37-27 on the road.
Katie Griffey led the way with 17 points while Olivia Brown added six and Keara Ammons and Morgan Trumpower rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Cubs are 0-4 and will try to rebound on Friday at home against Central Christian.
Colonel Crawford 44, Crestview 10
Boys Basketball
Madison 58, Clear Fork 42
The Madison Rams pulled away late during their 58-42 nonconference win over Clear Fork on Tuesday night to improve to 2-0 on the season.
Jayden Jeffries led the Rams with 19 points while Seven Allen added 14, Owen Wigton had 10, Will Kepple chipped in with eight, Tatum Turcott scored four and Cameron Kuhn rounded out the scoring with three.
The Colts were led by Grant Spencer with 16 points while Pawie Ault and Mason Pipes had six apiece, Victor Skoog and Garrett Hotz had five apiece and Jaden Beachy rounded out the scoring with four.
Madison improves to 2-0 and hosts Wooster on Friday while Clear Fork is 0-1 and hosts River Valley on Friday.
Black River 66, St. Peter's 49
The St. Peter's Spartans took a tough 66-49 loss to Black River in nonconference action on Tuesday night.
Feree Kent led the way with 23 points while Tai Pickett added 15, Antonio Lindsay had seven and Ely Evege rounded out the scoring with four.
The Spartans are 0-3 and host Crestline on Friday.
Seneca East 71, Plymouth 48
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough nonconference loss to Seneca East on Tuesday on the road.
Garrett Bishop led the way with 17 points while Carson Tucker added nine, Gavin Bishop had six, Jarrett Burrer added five, Owen Reynolds scored four, Trace McVey chipped in with three and Layne Bushey and Flint Ratliff rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Plymouth is now 0-2 and hosts Western Reserve on Thursday.
Saturday, Nov. 26
Girls Basketball
Shelby 53, Mansfield Senior 47
The Shelby Whippets picked up their first win of the season with a confidence-boosting win over Mansfield Senior 53-47 in nonconference action.
Audi Albert led the Whippets with 19 points while Eve Schwemley added 15 giving the Whippets two players in double-figures. Trinity Baker added nine points while Demi Hipp had five, Sophia Long and Alexis Booker had two apiece and Charlie Niese rounded out the scoring with one.
Kiersten Bradley led the Tygers with 18 points while Kyeona Myers added 12 for a nice combo for the Tygers. Monetta Hilory had seven points while Kyiah Wentz added six and Annaleise Norris rounded out the scoring with four.
The Whippets improve to 1-1 and will host Pleasant on Thursday while Mansfield Senior falls to 2-1 and will host St. Francis DeSales on Tuesday.
West Holmes 64, Lexington 33
The Lexington Lady Lex took a tough Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to West Holmes on Saturday falling 64-33.
Madi Basilone led the way with 17 points while Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman, Tatum Stover and Kaleigh Leadbetter added four points apiece and Cora Palmer and Ava Brown rounded out the scoring with two points apiece.
Lex falls to 0-2 and 0-1 in the OCC and will host Willard on Tuesday in nonleague action.
Hillsdale 44, Lucas 5
The Lucas Cubs took a tough nonconference loss to Hillsdale 44-5 on Saturday night in nonconference action.
The Cubs are 0-3 and travel to Crestline on Tuesday.
Boys Basketball
Mansfield Christian 64, Bucyrus 28
The Mansfield Christian Flames picked up a strong season-opening win over Bucyrus on Saturday night winning 64-28 in nonconference action.
Amarr Davis led the way with 21 points while Davis Wushinski added 12, Brock Rentzel had eight, Luke Zerby collected seven, Gabe Westfield and Connor Loose scored five apiece, Gavin Baker chipped in with four and Isaac Hillman rounded out the scoring with two.
The Flames are 1-0 and host Crestview on Dec. 3.
Western Reserve 52, St. Peter's 43
The St. Peter's Spartans took a tough nonconference loss to Western Reserve on Saturday night falling 52-43.
Tai Pickett and Antonio Lindsay led the Spartans with nine points apiece while Dmoni Lindsay had eight, Dex King had six and Feree Kent rounded out the scoring with five.
The Spartans are 0-2 and host Black River on Tuesday.
Friday, Nov. 25
Boys Basketball
Buckeye Central 38, Plymouth 37
The Plymouth Big Red dropped a nail-biter on Friday night 38-37 to Buckeye Central in the season opener.
Carson Tucker and Trace McVey both had 10 points apiece while Owen Reynolds added eight, Gavin Bishop had six, Jarrett Burrer scored two and Gaven Oakley had one.
The Big Red is 0-1 and will travel to Seneca East on Tuesday.
South Central 69, St. Peter's 53
The St. Peter's Spartans put up a good fight in their season-opening loss to South Central on Friday night falling to the Trojans 69-53 in nonconference action.
Feree Kent led the Spartans with 29 points while Tai Pickett had four, Antonio Lindsay added three, Sidiki Sissoko and Dmoni Lentes had five apiece and Dex King and Ely Evele rounded out the scoring with two.
The Spartans fall to 0-1 on the year and host Western Reserve on Saturday.
Girls Basketball
Black River 63, Lucas 15
The Lucas Cubs took a tough 63-15 loss to Black River on Friday night in nonconference action.
Katie Griffy led the way with six points for the Cubs while Olivia Brown added five and Keara Ammons rounded out the scoring with four.
The Cubs fall to 0-2 on the year and will travel to Crestline on Tuesday.
Tuesday, Nov. 22
Girls Basketball
Clear Fork 52, Madison 39
The Clear Fork Colts picked up a nice win in their season opener beating Madison 52-39 on the road in nonconference action.
Lilly Wortman led the Colts with 11 points while Lyvia Davis added nine, Pacey Chrastina had eight, Kylie Belcher collected seven, Mel Blubaugh and Annika Labaki added six apiece, Brinley Barnett had three and Lilly Weikle rounded out the scoring with two. Wortman also added 10 rebounds, five assists and three steals while Davis collected four steals, Labaki had seven rebounds and Chrastina added five steals and two boards.
Bri Bowles led the Rams with 14 points while Natalee Back added 13, Chloe Eberling had seven, Savanna Rachel and Melanie Slick scored two apiece and Maddie Berry rounded out the scoring with one.
Clear Fork improves to 1-0 and travels to River Valley on Dec. 1. Madison is 0-2 and hosts New Philadelphia on the same night.
Mansfield Senior 52, Olentangy Orange 40
The Mansfield Senior Tygers improved to 2-0 on the season with a nice road win over Olentangy Orange on Tuesday night by a final of 52-40.
Monetta Hilory led all scorers with 18 points while Dazy Manns and Kiersten Bradley added nine points apiece, Kiyah Wentz has eight and Annaleise Norris and Kyeona Myers rounded out the scoring with four apiece.
The Tygers are back in action on Saturday at Shelby.
Mansfield Christian 71, Black River 52
The Mansfield Christian Flames picked up an impressive 71-52 win over Black River on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Kyleah Jones exploded for 28 points while Alexis Ripple added 22 to give the Flames two dynamic scorers. Raegan Standridge had eight while Noelle Beare added seven and Abby Little scored six as all five starters provided plenty of offensive firepower in the victory.
Mansfield Christian is now 2-0 and hosts Loudonville on Dec. 3.
Colonel Crawford 40, Plymouth 15
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 40-15 loss to Colonel Crawford on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Jaylin Branham led the Big Red with eight points while Destiny Detillion had five and Lydia Patton rounded out the scoring with two.
Plymouth falls to 1-2 and hosts South Central on Dec. 2.
South Central 66, Lucas 9
The Lucas Cubs took a tough 66-9 loss to South Central on the opening night of their season.
Olivia Brown led the way with four points while Katie Griffey had three and Keara Ammons rounded out the scoring with two.
The Cubs fall to 0-1 and will host Black River on Friday.
Wentz puts on shooting display in Tyger win
Saturday, Nov. 19
Girls Basketball
Mansfield Senior 65, Sandusky 31
The Mansfield Senior Tygers picked up a statement, opening-day win over Sandusky on Saturday winning 65-31 on the road in nonconference action.
Kiyah Wentz led the way with 14 points including four 3-pointers while Monetta Hilory had 13 and Kiersten Bradley had 10 to put three in double-figures for the Tygers. Annaleise Norris added nine points while Kyeona Myers had eight, Keelah Cross added five and Ja Niya Hudgens, Dazey Manns and Jayne Hullum had two points apiece.
The Tygers improve to 1-0 and travel to New Philadelphia on Monday.
Black River 40, Plymouth 34
The Plymouth Big Red dropped a nonconference contest to Black River on Saturday afternoon falling 40-34 at home.
Destiny Detillion led the way with 13 points while Jaylin Branham and Cailynn Bailey had six apiece, Sarah Hoak added four, Mallary Keefe had three and Lydia Patton rounded out the scoring with two.
The Big Red is now 1-1 on the season and hosts Colonel Crawford on Tuesday.
Friday, Nov. 18
Girls Basketball
Plymouth 35, Hillsdale 32
The Plymouth Big Red picked up a season-opening victory over Hillsdale on Friday night, 35-32. It was the first season-opening win for Plymouth since the 2006-07 season.
Jaylin Branham exploded for 18 points while Destiny Detillion added eight, Autumn Wilson had seven and Cailynn Bailey and Lidia Patton had one apiece.
The Big Red improved to 1-0 and will host Black River on Saturday.
Margaretta 58, Shelby 41
The Shelby Whippets were handed their first regular-season loss since the 2020-21 season after a trip to Margaretta brought back a 58-41 loss on Friday night in the season opener.
Audi Albert led the way with 11 points while Charlie Niese added 10, Sarah Reiser had five, Demi Hipp added four, Serena Ramey collected three and Alyssa Booker, Sophia Long, Trinity Baker and Alexis Booker added two points apiece.
The Whippets fall to 0-1 and host Mansfield Senior on Nov. 26.
Waynedale 56, Crestview 10
The Crestview Cougars ran into a buzzsaw in their season opener falling to Waynedale 56-10 on Friday night.
Georgia McFarland led the way with four points while Emma Aumend added three, Mia Hunrichousen had two and Elyse Belcher had one.
The Cougars fall to 0-1 and travel to Colonel Crawford on Nov. 29.
Wooster 61, Madison 49
The Madison Rams dropped their season opener to Ohio Cardinal Conference foe Wooster on Friday night 61-49.
Brianna Bowles led the way with 12 points while Madison Berry had a nice start to her high school career with 11. Natalee Back, Savanna Rachel, Brynn Kiley and Chloe Ebeling had five points apiece while Olivia Schulz had four and Melanie Slick rounded out the scoring with two.
The Rams are 0-1 and will return to the court on Tuesday at home against Clear Fork.
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