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Saturday, Feb. 19
Boys Basketball
Mansfield Senior 55, Madison 45
The Mansfield Senior Tygers picked up a momentum-building win over Madison on Saturday 55-45 to close out the regular season.
Maurice Ware led the Tygers with 19 points while Jakob Legron scored seven, Kyevi Roane collected six, Malachi Johnson added five, Karion Lindsey chopped in with four and Myles Bradley, Brock Hill, Ja’Ontay O’Bryant, Nathan Haney, Connor Nicholson, Elias Owens and Kincade Gibson rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Jayden Jeffries led the Rams with 19 points while Levi Zehner added 10, Isaac Brooks had seven, Cayden Clapper and Carson Garrett scored three apiece, Tatum Turcott chipped in with two and Aiden Balas rounded out the scoring with one.
Mansfield Senior improves to 5-15 and takes on Galion at 7 p.m. on Wednesday at Bucyrus in the Division II sectional semifinals. Madison falls to 11-10 and plays Bowling Green at 7 p.m. on Wednesday at Rossford in the Division I sectional tournament.
Plymouth 59, New London 55
The Plymouth Big Red escaped a Firelands Conference win over New London on Saturday night, 59-55.
Josh Beebe and Clayton Miller led the way with 20 points apiece while Zeth Goth had five, Trace McVey and Ethan Gillum added four apiece and Owen Reynolds and Flint Ratliff rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Big Red end the regular season with an 18-4 record and take on Sandusky St. Mary’s at 7 p.m. on Tuesday in the sectional semifinals.
Black River 67, St. Peter’s 55
Crestview 78, Bucyrus 70
Shelby 67, Highland 49
Lucas completes 18-4 season with win over Mount Gilead
Friday, Feb. 18
Boys Basketball
Lucas 53, Mount Gilead 47
The Lucas Cubs closed out the regular season with a nice 53-47 win over Mount Gilead on Friday night.
Logan Toms led all scorers with 20 points while Corbin Toms added 15, Andrew Smollen scored nine, Ty Lehnhart had seven and Andrew Fanello rounded out the scoring with two.
The Cubs improve to 18-4 and will play the winner of Plymouth and Sandusky St. Mary’s Central Catholic on Feb. 25 at 5:30 p.m. at Shelby.
Crestview 67, Mapleton 54
Temple Christian at Mansfield Christian
Ashland 79, Mansfield Senior 74 OT
St. Paul 49, Plymouth 44
Cubs roll past Colts on senior night
Tuesday, Feb. 15
Boys Basketball
Lucas 62, Clear Fork 38
The Lucas Cubs picked up a nice win on senior night topping Clear Fork 62-38 on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Logan Toms led the way with 19 points for the Cubs while Ty Lehnhart added 12, Corbin Toms scored nine, Andrew Smollen collected seven, Hunter Church chipped in with five, Andre Fanello had three, Payton Sturts and Zach Diehl added two apiece and Jimmy Hignite rounded out the scoring with one.
The Cubs improve to 17-4 and travel to Mount Gilead. Clear Fork falls to 0-21 and travels to Highland on Friday.
Mansfield Christian 58, New London 48
Lucas upsets Crestview in season finale
Saturday, Feb. 12
Girls Basketball
Lucas 43, Crestview 42
The Lucas Cubs pulled off an impressive upset knocking off Crestview 43-42 on Saturday in nonconference action.
Shelby Grover led the Cubs with 20 points while Tori Sauder added nine, Kylea Foss added six and Ryan Culler, Marissa Caugherty, Maddie Boyer and Olivia Brown rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Skylar Ramsey led the Cougars with 13 points while Anna McFarland had 11, Emma Aumend scored eight, Frankie Dinsmore and Mary Leeper chipped in with four apiece and Georgia McFarland rounded out the scoring with two.
The Cubs improve to 11-11 and take on Mohawk at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday at Shelby in the Division IV sectional semifinals. Crestview falls to 16-4 and plays the winner of Edison and Wynford at 2 p.m. on Saturday in the Division III sectional championship.
Mansfield Senior 51, Andrews Osborne Academy 20
The Mansfield Senior Tygers picked up a nice win on Saturday in nonconference action topping Andrews Osborne Academy 51-20.
Kiyah Wentz led the way with 13 points while Ahmani Mitchell scored 11, Kiersetn Bradley had 10, Moentta Hilory chipped win with nine and Annaleise Norris and Juleah Windham rounded out the scoring with four apiece.
The Tygers improve to 14-7 winning the most games in a regular season since they Tygers went 19-1 in 2002-03.
Marion Harding 45, Ontario 32
Boys Basketball
Colonel Crawford 49, Ontario 39
The Colonel Crawford Eagles picked up a 49-39 win over Ontario in nonconference action on Saturday night.
Carter Valentine led the Eagles with 19 points while Mason Studer added 15, Braxton Baker had 10, Jacob Maddy and Nolan McKibben chipped in with two apiece and Derek Horsley rounded out the scoring with one.
Darian Delbrugge led the Warriors with 16 points while Carter Weaver added 10, Braxton Hall had nine and Josh Young and Alex Rathburn rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Eagles improve to 20-0 and travels to Seneca East on Monday. Ontario falls to 8-13 and travels to Shelby on Friday.
Shelby 81, Upper Sandusky 58
The Shelby Whippets put on a dominant performance on Saturday night topping Upper Sandusky 81-58 in nonconference action.
Bryson Baker had a breakout performance with 21 points to lead the Whippets while Alex Bruskotter added 17, Marshall Shepherd scored 11, Issaiah Ramsey collected 10, Max Hess had six, Jeremey Holloway and Andre Hill chipped in with five apiece and Carson Brubaker, Isaiah Roub and Gavin Bishop rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Whippets improve to 17-3 and host Ontario on Friday.
Lucas 66, Plymouth 36
The Lucas Cubs dominated the Plymouth Big Red on Saturday night winning 66-36 in nonconference action.
After going into halftime tied at 25, the Cubs came out and scored 43 points in the second half and held the Big Red to just 13.
Logan Toms led all scorers with 24 points while Ty Lehnhart added 17, Andrew Smollen had nine, Andrew Fanello chipped in with seven, Corbin Tomes scored five and Hunter Church and Patrick Bichsel rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Plymouth was led by Layne Bushey with nine points while Josh Beebe added seven, Clayton Miller, Owen Reynolds and Zeth Goth had five apiece, Carson Tucker and Trace McVey chipped in with two apiece and Canaan Slone rounded out the scoring with one.
Lucas improves to 16-4 and hosts Clear Fork on Tuesday while Plymouth falls to 7-13 and hosts St. Paul on Friday.
Ottawa Glandorf 59, Lexington 40
Lake Center Christian 80, Mansfield Christian 62
Temple Christian at St. Peter’s
Friday, Feb. 11
Boys Basketball
Marion Harding 65, Ontario 52
The Ontario Warriors took a tough 65-52 loss to Marion Harding in Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference action on Friday night.
Carter Weaver led the Warriors with 12 points while Brady Zehe added 10, Alex Rathburn had nine, Braxton Hall scored eight, Josh Young chipped in with seven and Darian Delbrugge rounded out the scoring with six.
The Warriors fall to 8-12 and hosts Colonel Crawford on Saturday.
Wooster 64, Madison 54
New Philadelphia 62, Mansfield Senior 37
Central Christian 61, St. Peter’s 26
Girls Basketball
St. Paul 56, Plymouth 38
Mansfield Christian 70, Central Christian 8
The Mansfield Christian Flames picked up an easy win over Central Christian on Friday night topping Central Christian 70-8.
Alexis Rippel led the way with 24 points while Kyleah Jones had 15, Courtney Kissingler, Aubrynn Maiyer and Anna Sparks added eight apiece, Calah Rader chipped in with three and Noelle Beare and Raegan Standridge rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Flames improve to 11-4 and take on South Central at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday at Crestview in the Division IV sectional semifinal.
Kuhn drops career-high 37 in OT win over Wooster
Thursday, Feb. 10
Girls Basketball
Madison 57, Wooster 51 OT
The Madison Rams picked up a program-boosting win over Wooster on Thursday night winning 57-51 in Ohio Cardinal Conference play.
Faith Kuhn had a huge game with a career-high 37 points while Alexsia Davis added 11, Savannah Rachel had six, Brianna Bowels chipped in with two and Breonna Reese rounded out the scoring with one.
The Rams improve to 10-11 and head into the tournament where they will take on Wapakoneta at 7 p.m. on Thursday in the Division I sectional semifinals.
Clear Fork 44, Highland 33
The Clear Fork Colts picked up a Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win in their final game of the regular season by knocking off Highland 44-33.
Bekah Conrad led the way with 14 points while Lilly Wortman added 12, Annika Labaki had 10, Pacey Chrastina and Kylie Belcher chipped in with three apiece and Lilian Weikle rounded out the scoring with two points.
The Colts improve to 18-4 and take on Clyde at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday at Willard in the Division II sectional semifinals.
Mansfield Senior 44, New Philadelphia 43
The Mansfield Senior Tygers pulled off an upset on the road knocking off New Philly 44-43 on Thursday night.
Kiersten Bradley led the way with 15 points while Juleah Windham scored 14, Monetta Hilory added six, Kiyah Wentz chipped in with five and Ahmani Mitchell and Dazey Manns rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Tygers improve to 13-5 and host Andrews Osborne Academy on Saturday.
Buckeye Central 59, Lexington 31
The Buckeye Central Buckettes picked up a solid nonconference win over Lexington on Thursday night winning 59-31.
Claudia Pifher led BC with 23 points while Emily Siesel added 17, Kate Siesel scored nine, Kennedy Deppen collected six, Julia Evak chipped in with two and Ryley Kantzer and Sydney Wurm rounded out the scoring with one apiece.
Lexi Blasberg, Cora Palmer and Kaleigh Leadbetter all scored six points apiece for Lex while Badi Basilone and Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman had four apiece, Lizzie Hamler chipped in with three and Allie Parker rounded out the scoring with two.
Lexington falls to 6-15 and takes on Vermilion at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday in the sectional semifinals.
Shelby 66, Ontario 28
Boys Basketball
Plymouth 56, Mapleton 54
The Plymouth Big Red picked up a second consecutive win over Mapleton on Thursday night topping the Mounties 56-54 in Firelands Conference action.
Layne Bushey led the way for Plymouth with 17 points while Zeth Goth added 16, Clayton Miller had 10, Josh Beebe chipped in with six and Carson Tucker rounded out the scoring with four.
The Big Red improves to 7-12 and travels to Lucas on Saturday.
Mansfield Christian 61, St. Peter's 50
Ontario pushes winning streak to four by beating Galion
Wednesday, Feb. 9
Boys Basketball
Ontario 78, Galion 67
The Ontario Warriors picked up a nice Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Galion on Wednesday night, 78-67.
Carter Weaver had the best game of his career with 24 points while Darian Delbrugge added 18, Braxton Hall had 11, Josh Young scored eight, Brady Zehe and Alex Rathburn chipped in with seven apiece and Grayson Purvis rounded out the scoring with three.
The Warriors improve to 8-11 and host Marion Harding on Friday.
Pleasant 69, Clear Fork 61
Girls Basketball
West Holmes 55, Lexington 42
Flames burn Flyers in nonconference clash
Tuesday, Feb. 8
Boys Basketball
Plymouth 56, Mapleton 53
The Plymouth Big Red picked up a Firelands Conference victory over Mapleton on Tuesday night winning 56-53 for their section straight win.
Clayton Miller led the Big Red with 23 points while Zeth Goth added 13, Josh Beebe had 11, Trace McVey scored five and Carson Tucker and Layne Bushey rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Big Red improves to 6-12 and hosts Mapleton on Thursday.
Monroeville 71, Crestview 66
Girls Basketball
Mansfield Christian 45, St. Paul 36
The Mansfield Christian Flames picked up a nice nonconference win over St. Paul on Tuesday night winning 45-36.
Anna Sparks led the way with 13 points while Aunbrynn Maiyer added 10, Abby Little had eight, Noelle Bear and Kyleah Jones collected six apiece and Alexis Rippel rounded out the scoring with two.
The Flames improve to 11-4 and travel to Central Christian on Friday.
Shelby 61, Pleasant 18
Lucas at Temple Christian
Windham's career day leads Tygers past Oak Harbor
Monday, Feb. 7
Girls Basketball
Mansfield Senior 59, Oak Harbor 44
The Mansfield Senior Tygers earned an impressive 59-44 nonconference win over Oak Harbor on Monday night on the road.
Juleah Windham had a career day with 16 points and 14 rebounds while Dazey Manns added 13 points, Kiersten Bradley had 11 points and six rebounds, Kiyah Wentz collected eight points, Ahmani Mitchell and Annaleise Norris scored four apiece and Monetta Hilory rounded out the scoring with three. Norris had 11 rebounds and five steals and Mitchell led the team with five assists.
The Tygers improve to 12-7 on the year and travel to New Philadelphia on Thursday.
Plymouth beats Hillsdale in nonconference clash
Saturday, Feb. 5
Boys Basketball
Ontario 59, Pleasant 48
The Ontario Warriors earned a nice Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Pleasant 59-48 on Saturday night.
Braxton Hall led the way with 21 points while Alex Rathburn had 10, Darian Delbrugge added nine, Carter Weaver scored six, Josh Young and Grayson Purvis chipped in with five apiece and Brady Zehe rounded out the scoring with three.
The Warriors improve to 7-11 and travels to Galion on Wednesday.
Mansfield Christian 55, Central Christian 46
The Mansfield Christian Flames shook things up in the Mid-Buckeye Conference with a 55-46 win over Central Christian on Saturday night knocking the Comets out of first place in the league title race.
Amarr Davis went off for the Flames with 29 points while Davis Wushinske added eight, Gabe Westfield scored six, Braden Loose and Billy Killian had five apiece and Isaac Vance rounded out the scoring with two.
The Flames improve to 7-11 and travel to St. Peter’s on Thursday.
Plymouth 68, Hillsdale 61
The Plymouth Big Red picked up a nice 68-61 win over Hillsdale in nonconference action on Saturday.
Zeth Goth led the way for Plymouth with 21 points while Clayton Miller had 11 points and 10 assists, Layne Bushey added 11 points, Josh Beebe had 10, Trace McVey collected nine, Ethan Gillum scored four and Owen Reynolds rounded out the scoring with two.
The Big Red improved to 5-12 and travels to Mapleton on Tuesday.
Crestview 64, New London 50
Marion Harding 76, Clear Fork 45
Willard 60, Lucas 49
Girls Basketball
Crestview 35, New London 16
The Crestview Cougars earned another Firelands Conference win this time knocking off New London 35-16 on Saturday.
Anna McFarland led the way with 13 points while Mary Leeper added nine, Frankie Dinsmore collected six, Emma Aumend chipped in with three and Peyton Collins and Emma Belcher rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Crestview improves to 16-3 and travels to Mapleton on Wednesday.
Mount Gilead 45, Lucas 42
Mapleton 44, Plymouth 34
Nigh erupts for 23 in win over Colonel Crawford
Tuesday, Feb. 1
Girls Basketball
Plymouth 56, Crestline 40
The Plymouth Big Red picked up its second win of the season knocking off Crestline 56-40 on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Destiny Detillion led Plymouth with 23 points, 20 of which came in the second half, while Jaylin Branham added 12, Erin Stevens had eight, Jovi Tackett and Aryssa Horne collected four apiece, Lydia Patton chipped in with three and Sarah Hoak rounded out the scoring with two.
The Big Red improved to 2-18 and travels to Mapleton on Saturday.
Ontario 57, Colonel Crawford 49
The Ontario Warriors picked up an impressive win over Colonel Crawford on Tuesday night in nonconference action, 57-49.
Rylee Nigh led the Warriors with a game-high 23 points while Adrienne Kearns scored nine, Lauren Sexton had eight, Lizzie Nagel collected six, Olivia Kreger added four, Alyssa Taylor chipped in with three and Maddie Henderson and Taylor Counts rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Ontario improves to 4-16 and hosts Shelby on Feb. 10.
Lexington 48, Tiffin Columbian 45
The Lexington Lady Lex earned a gritty 48-45 nonconference win over Tiffin Columbian on Tuesday night.
Lexi Blasberg led Lex with 15 points while Lizzie Hamler and Cora Palmer added 11 apiece, Madi Basilone scored six, Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman chipped in with four and Kaleigh Leadbetter rounded out the scoring with one.
Lexington improves to 6-14 and hosts West Holmes on Thursday.
Madison 55, Northwestern 38
The Madison Rams picked up an impressive nonconference win over Northwestern on Tuesday night, 55-38.
Faith Kuhn led the Rams with 30 points.
Madison improves to 9-10 on the year and travels to Marion Harding on Monday.
Shelby 60, Upper Sandusky 27
Boys Basketball
West Holmes 58, Mansfield Senior 50
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took another tough loss in Ohio Cardinal Conference play on Tuesday night falling to West Holmes 58-50.
Ahmaan Thomas led the Tygers with 11 points while Kyevi Roane had seven, Karion Lindsey, Malachi Johnson and Myles Bradley scored six apiece, Ja’Ontay O’Bryant collected five, Kincade Gibson chipped in with four, Brock Hill had three and Nathan Haney rounded out the scoring with two.
The Tygers fall to 4-13 and have now lost eight straight. They will look to end that losing streak on Friday when they host Madison.
Crestview 57, Mansfield Christian 54
Monday, Jan. 31
Girls Basketball
Wooster 53, Mansfield Senior 43
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough OCC loss to Wooster on Monday night falling 53-43.
Kiyah Wentz led the Tygers with 11 points while Juleah Windham added nine, Monetta Hilory had eight, Kiersten Bradley scored five, Ahman Mitchell and Annaliese Norris chipped in with four apiece and Zazey Manns rounded out the scoring with two.
The Tygers fall to 11-7 and travel to New Phildelphia on Thursday.
Cougars remain perfect in FC with win over Monroeville
Saturday, Jan. 29
Girls Basketball
Clear Fork 53, Marion Harding 35
The Clear Fork Colts picked up an impressive Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Marion Harding 53-35 on Saturday.
Bekah Conrad led all scorers with 18 points while Annika Labaki added 12, Lilly Wortman had six, Pacey Chrastina collected seven Lillian Weikle and Trinity Cook had four apiece and Melodie Blubaugh and Kylie Belcher rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Colts improve to 17-3 on the year and host Cardington on Tuesday.
Crestview 64, Monroeville 34
The Crestview Cougars remained undefeated in Firelands Conference play with a 64-34 win over Monroeville on Saturday.
Emma Aumend led the way with 18 points while Frankie Dinsmore had 13, Anna McFarland scored 12, Mary Leeper collected nine, Skylar Ramsey added five, Peyton Collins chipped in with four and Georgia McFarland rounded out the scoring with three.
The Cougars improve to 15-3 and travel to Wynford on Thursday.
Loudonville 60, Mansfield Christian 52
The Mansfield Christian Flames gave Loudonville everything it could handle on Saturday, but they eventually fell 60-52 in Mid-Buckeye Conference play.
Anna Sparks led the way with 18 points while Alexis Rippel added 14, Kyleah Jones added six, Raegan Standridge, Noelle Beare and Aubrynn Maiyer chipped in with four apiece and Abby Little rounded out the scoring with two. Sparks also had 11 rebounds for a nice double-double.
The Flames fall to 10-4 and host East Knox on Thursday.
Pleasant 57, Ontario 47
The Ontario Warriors put up quite a fight in a 57-47 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference loss to Pleasant on Saturday.
Lizzie Nagel led the Warriors with 15 poinst while Rylee Night added nine, Alyssa Taylor and Adrienne Kearns added six apiece, Taylor Counts had five and Lauren Sexton, Olivia Kreger and Maddie Henderson rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Warriors fall to 3-16 and host Colonel Crawford on Tuesday.
Wooster 56, Lexington 52
The Lexington Lady Lex gave Wooster all it could handle in an Ohio Cardinal Conference contest on Saturday, but Lex dropped the game 56-52.
Lexi Blasberg led Lex with 13 points, six assists and five steals while Lizzie Hamler and Cora Palmer added 12 points apiece, Kaleigh Leadbetter chipped in with nine points and 12 rebounds, Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman had four points and Alli Reed rounded out the scoring with two.
Lady Lex falls to 5-14 and hosts Tiffin Columbian on Tuesday.
West Holmes 56, Madison 24
Mansfield Senior 49, Ashland 45
Shelby 59, River Valley 53
Boys Basketball
Lexington 85, Galion 51
The Lexington Minutemen found an offensive explosion on Saturday night in an 85-51 nonconference win over Galion.
Hudson Moore posted a monster double-double with 19 points and 12 rebounds while Baden Forup added 19 points and nine boards. Caden Eichler and Elijah Hudson had 13 points apiece while Gavin Husty had seven, AJ Young collected four, Jack Depperschmidt and Tyler Jackson had three apiece and Alex Depperschmidt rounded out the scoring with two.
The Minutemen improve to 12-6 and travel to Mount Vernon on Friday.
Lucas 58, New London 34
The Lucas Cubs picked up another home victory knocking off New London on Saturday 58-34 in nonconference action.
Corbin Toms led the way with 19 points while Logan Toms added 13, Ty Lehnhart collected nine, Andrew Fanello, Peyton Sturts and Andrew Smollen scored four apiece, Patrick Bichsel chipped in with three and Hunter Church rounded out the scoring with two.
The Cubs improve to 14-3 and host Loudonville on Friday.
East Know 54, Mansfield Christian 46
Whippets, Cubs, Warriors pick up league wins
Friday, Jan. 28
Boys Basketball
Shelby 80, Galion 67
The Shelby Whippets survived a Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference scare against Galion on Friday night pulling off an 80-67 win over the Tigers.
Marshall Shepherd, Alex Bruskotter and Issaiah Ramsey each scored 17 points apiece while Andre Hill added 13, Jeremy Holloway had 12 and Max Hess and Bryson Baker rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Whippets improve to 14-3 and travel to Highland on Thursday.
Lucas 63, St. Peter’s 16
The Lucas Cubs cruised to a 63-16 Mid-Buckeye Conference win over St. Peter’s on Friday night.
Logan Toms led the way with 14 points while Corbin Toms added 13, Ty Lehnhart scored 10, Andrew Smollen had nine, Andrew Fanello scored eight, Hunter Church collected five, Payton Sturts chilled in with three and Kason Antrican rounded out the scoring with two.
The Cubs improve to 13-3 and host New London on Saturday while St. Peter’s falls to 2-14 and hosts Mansfield Christian on Friday.
Ontario 58, Clear Fork 44
The Ontario Warriors picked up a nice Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference wino ver Clear Fork on Friday, 58-44.
Alex Rathburn led the way with 16 points while Brady Zehe added 15, Carter Weaver had 10, Braxton Hall scored seven, Josh Young collected six and Darian Delbrugge rounded out the scoring with four.
The Warriors improve to 6-11 and travel to Galion on Thursday while Clear Fork falls to 0-17 and hosts Pleasant on Thursday.
Madison 57, Mount Vernon 55
Crestline 56, Mansfield Christian 47
Monroeville 61, Plymouth 26
Lexington 46, Mansfield Senior 32
Crestview 62, South Central 53
Kuhn's 23 and 13 leads Rams past Mansfield Senior in OCC thriller
Thursday, Jan. 27
Girls Basketball
Madison 41, Mansfield Senior 40
The Madison Rams won a thrilling 41-40 game over Mansfield Senior on Thursday night to pick up another Ohio Cardinal Conference win.
Faith Kuhn led the way for Madison with 23 points and 13 rebounds while Chloe Ebeling had six points and 10 boards, Alexsia Davis and Savanna Rachel scored five points apiece and Natalee Back rounded out the scoring with two.
Mansfield Senior was led by Monetta Hilory with a career-high 20 points while Ahmani Mitchell had seven, Kiersten Bradley scored five, Juleah Windham and Dazey Manns chipped in with three apiece and Annaliese Norris rounded out the scoring with two.
Madison improves to 8-9 and travel to West Holmes on Saturday while Mansfield Senior falls to 10-6 and hosts Ashland on Saturday.
Shelby 66, Highland 23
Mansfield Christian 54, South Central 44
The Mansfield Christian Flames picked up a nice nonconference win over South Central on Thursday night winning 54-44.
Alexis Rippel led all scorers with 18 points while Anna Sparks added 10, Abby Little had nine, Aubrynn Maiyer collected five, Kyleah Jones and Raegan Standridge chipped in with four apiece and Noelle Beare rounded out the scoring with two. Sparks also added seven rebounds.
The Flames improve to 10-3 and travel to Loudonville on Saturday.
Pleasant 79, Clear Fork 78 4OT
The Clear Fork Colts lost a heartbreaker to Pleasant on Thursday night falling 79-78 in four overtimes.
Bekah Conrad led all scorers with 32 points while Lilly Wortman added 20, Annika Labaki scored seven, Melodie Blubaugh and Pacey Chrastina chipped in with six apiece, Trinity Cook scored four and Kylie Belcher rounded out the scoring with three.
The Colts fall to 15-3 and host Marion Harding on Saturday.
New London 35, Plymouth 26
The Plymouth Big Red dropped a Firelands Conference contest to New London on Thursday night 35-26.
Erin Stevens led the Big Red with 16 points while Lydia Patton added five, Sarah Hoak scored three and Natalie Channing rounded out the scoring with two.
Plymouth falls to 1-17 and travels to Crestline on Tuesday.
Galion 38, Ontario 28
The Ontario Warriors lost a tough Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference contest to Galion on Thursday night 38-28.
Taylor Counts led the Warriors with 14 points while Lizzie Nagel and Adrienne Kearns scored five apiece and Lauren Sexton rounded out the scoring with four.
The Warriors fall to 3-15 and host Pleasant on Saturday.
Mount Vernon 47, Lexington 43
The Lexington Lady Lex dropped a tough Ohio Cardinal Conference contest to Mount Vernon on Thursday night, 47-43.
Madi Basilone led Lex with 10 points while Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman added nine points and 10 rebounds, Cora Palmer and Lexi Blasberg collected seven points apiece, Kaleigh Leadbetter had six and Lizzie Hamler rounded out the scoring with four.
Lex falls to 5-13 and travels to Wooster on Saturday.
Madison's Kuhn, Davis combine for 39 in win over Sandusky
Wednesday, Jan. 26
Girls Basketball
Madison 48, Sandusky 34
The Madison Rams picked up a nice nonconference win over Sandusky on Wednesday night 48-34.
Faith Kuhn led all scorers with 25 points while Alexsia Davis added 14, Natalie Back had seven and Chloe Ebeling rounded out the scoring with two.
The Rams improve to 7-9 on the year and host Mansfield Senior on Thursday.
Fredericktown 59, Lucas 32
St. Peter's, Ontario, Madison all pick up wins
Tuesday, Jan. 25
Boys Basketball
St. Peter’s 64, Temple Christian 48
The St. Peter’s Spartans found the win column with a 64-48 win over Temple Christian on Tuesday night.
Feree Kent led all socrers with 21 points while Kaleb Kososky added 18, Khi Wiggins had 14, Angelo Gasper scored eight and Desmond King rounded out the scoring with three.
The Spartans improve to 2-13 and travel to Lucas on Friday.
Ontario 71, Upper Sandusky 64
The Ontario Warriors picked up a nice nonconference win over Upper Sandusky 71-64 on Tuesday night.
Darian Delbrugge led the way with 22 poinst while Alex Rathburn added 14, Braxton Hall had 11, Grayson Purvis collected nine, Josh Young had six, Brady Zehe added four, Cooper Schroeder chipped in with three and Carter Weaver rounded out the scoring with two.
The Warriors improve to 5-11 and snapped an 8-game losing streak in the process. They travel to Clear Fork on Friday.
Madison 68, Clear Fork 35
The Madison Rams continued their winning ways with a 68-35 win over Clear Fork in nonconference action Tuesday night.
Jayden Jeffries led the Rams with 19 points while Tatum Turcott added 11, Levi Zehner had 10, Isaac Brooks scored eight, Aiden Balas, Cayden Clapper and Corbin Herr chipped in with four apiece, Carson Garrett and Ethan Spillman scored three apiece and Will Kepple rounded out the scoring with two.
Adam Vanausdale led the Colts with eight points while Kaleb Hollar had seven, Logan Richmond added five, Victor Skoog chipped in with four, Mason Pipes added three and Aaron Brown and Beau Dornbirer rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Madison improves to 10-6 and hosts Mount Vernon on Friday while Clear Fork falls to 0-16 and hosts Ontario on Friday.
Shelby 64, Mansfield Senior 61
Colonel Crawford 78, Crestview 40
Girls Basketball
Wynford 59, Plymouth 17
Tygers pick up 10th win by beating Lexington
Saturday, Jan. 22
Girls Basketball
Mansfield Senior 42, Lexington 30
The Mansfield Senior Tygers earned an Ohio Cardinal Conference win over Lexington, 42-30, on Saturday afternoon.
Kiersten Bradley led the way with 14 points for the Tygers while Monetta Hilory added 13, Ahmani Mitchell had eight, Dazey Manns chipped in with three and Annaleise Norris and Juleah Windham rounded out the scoring with two apiece. Windham collected 12 rebounds in the win.
Lex was led by Cora Palmer with nine points while Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman and Lizzie Hamler added six apiece, Lexi Blasberg had three and Allie Parker, Madi Basilone and Kaleigh Leadbetter rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Mansfield Senior improves to 10-5 and travels to Madison on Thursday while Lex falls to 5-12 and hosts Mount Vernon on Thursday.
Monroeville 45, Plymouth 25
The Plymouth Big Red dropped a tough Firelands Conference contest to Monroeville on Saturday, 45-25.
Erin Stevens led the way with 16 points while Natalie Channing had five and Sarah Hoak rounded out the scoring with four.
The Big Red fall to 1-16 and host Wynford on Tuesday.
8, Mount Vernon 48, Madison 4
Crestview 50, South Central 39
Mansfield Christian 54, Crestline 15
The Mansfield Christian Flames earned a nice Mid-Buckeye Conference win over Crestline on Saturday winning 54-15.
Alexis Rippel led the way with 15 points while Kyleah Jones added 12, Anna Sparks and Abby Little had 10 apiece, Aubrynn Maiyer chipped in with four and Raegan Standridge rounded out the scoring with three.
The Flames improve to 9-3 and travel to South Central on Thursday.
Boys Basketball
Lucas 60, Mansfield Christian 45
The Lucas Cubs rebounded with a solid 60-45 win over Mansfield Christian on Saturday night to remain in first place in the Mid-Buckeye Conference.
Corbin Toms led the way with 19 points while Logan Toms added 14, Andre Smollen had eight, Ty Lehnhart collected seven, Andrew Fanello scored six, Patrick Bichsel chipped in with four and Hunter Church rounded out the scoring with two.
Isaac Vance led the Flames with 12 points while Braden Loose added 11, Amarr Davis scored eight, Davis Wushinski and Billy Killian chipped in with six apiece and Gabe Westfield rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Lucas improves to 11-3 and hosts Northmor on Tuesday. Mansfield Christian falls to 6-8 and hosts Crestline on Friday.
Tiffin Columbian 58, Lexington 52
The Lexington Minutemen dropped a nonconference contest to Tiffin Columbian on Saturday, 58-52, for their fourth consecutive loss.
Hudson Moore led the way with 18 points and 12 rebounds while Baden Forup added 14 points, Caden Eichler had eight, Tyler Jackson and Elijah Hudson chipped in with five apiece and Jack Depperschmidt rounded out the scoring with two.
The Minutemen fall to 10-6 and host Mansfield Senior on Friday.
River Valley 65, Ontario 39
The Ontario Warriors dropped a tough Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference contest to River Valley on Saturday, 65-39.
Braxton Hall led the Warriors with 13 points while Carter Weaver added nine, Alex Rathburn had five, Josh Young collected four, Brady Zehe and Cooper Schroeder chipped in with three apiece and Darian Delbrugge rounded out the scoring with two.
Ontario falls to 4-11 and hosts Upper Sandusky on Tuesday.
Danbury 62, Plymouth 41
Open Door Christian 91, St. Peter’s 52
Shelby improves to 16-0 with win over Galion
Friday, Jan. 21
Boys Basketball
South Central 42, Plymouth 34
The Plymouth Big Red fall to South Central in Firelands Conference action on Friday night 42-34.
The Big Red were led by Trace McVey and Zeth Goth with seven points apiece while Clayton Miller had six, Josh Beebe had five, Layne Bushey scored three and Carson Tucker and Owen Reynolds rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Big Red falls to 4-10 and travels to Danbury on Saturday.
West Holmes 58, Mansfield Senior 54
The Mansfield Senior Tygers dropped another Ohio Cardinal Conference contest to West Holmes on Friday night, 58-54.
Maurice Ware led all scorers with 21 points while adding 11 rebounds while Nathan Haney added nine points, Kyevi Roane had eight, Ahmaan Thomas scored six, Brock Hill and Ja’Ontay O’Bryant chipped in with four apiece and Kincade Gibson rounded out the scoring with two.
The Tygers fall to 4-10 and host Shelby on Tuesday.
Western Reserve 68, Crestview 55
Mansfield Christian 63, Loudonville 44
Girls Basketball
Shelby 72, Galion 4
The Shelby Whippets remained undefeated with a dominating 72-4 win over Galion on Friday night in MOAC action.
Olivia Baker led all scorers with 17 points while Audi Albert added 13, Sophie Niese had 10, Haylee Baker scored six, Alexis Booker collected five, Jena Lafon, Aleigha Thuvette and Sarah Reiser chipped in with four apiece, Trinity Baker had three and Demi Hipp, Mallary Gundrum and Charlie Niese rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Whippets improved to 16-0 and host Highland on Thursday.
Thursday, Jan. 20
Girls Basketball
Crestview 35, Western Reserve 23
The Crestview Cougars kept on winning topping Western Reserve 35-23 on Thursday night to push their winning streak to 12 games.
Frankie Dinsmore led the way with 11 points for the Cougars while Emma Aumend added nine, Skylar Ramsey and Anna McFarland scored five apiece, Mary Leeper had three and Peyton Collins rounded out the scoring with two.
The Cougars improve to 12-3 on the year and host South Central on Saturday.
Lucas 68, Central Christian 11
The Lucas Cubs rolled to a Mid-Buckeye Conference win over Central Christian on Thursday winning 68-11.
Shelby Grover led all scorers with 21 points while Marissa Caugherty added 12, Ryan Culler had 10, Sydnee Blackledge had eight, Tori Sauder scored five, Chloe Sturts and Kyla Foss chipped in with four apiece and Olivia Brown rounded out the scoring with two.
The Cubs improve to 9-9 and travel to Fredericktown on Wednesday.
South Central 62, Plymouth 31
The Plymouth Big Red dropped a tough Firelands Conference contest to South Central on Thursday night, 62-31.
Lydia Patton led the way for Plymouth with 11 points while Erin Stevens added seven, Autumn Spears had five, Sarah Hoak and Libby Baker chipped in with three apiece and Cailynn Bailey rounded out the scoring with two.
Plymouth falls to 1-15 and travels to Monroeville on Saturday.
West Holmes 43, Mansfield Senior 37
Boys Basketball
Shelby 67, Pleasant 51
The Shelby Whippets kept pace in the Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference with a 67-51 win over Pleasant on Thursday night.
Issiah Ramsey led the way with 20 points while Alex Bruskotter had 18, Jeremy Holloway and Bryson Baker scored nine apiece, Andre Hill added seven and Marshall Shepherd and Casey Lantz rounded out the scoring with two apiece. Holloway added 10 rebounds while Bruskotter had seven. Hill added five steals and four assists to his line.
The Whippets improve to 11-3 and host Marion Harding on Saturday.
Central Christian 35, Lucas 34
The Lucas Cubs dropped a tough Mid-Buckeye Conference contest to Central Christian on Thursday night 35-34.
Logan Toms led the way for Lucas with 18 points while Ty Lehnhart added seven, Andrew Smollen scored five and Hunter Church and Corbin Toms rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Cubs fall to 10-3 and travel to Mansfield Christian on Saturday.
Highland 59, Ontario 56
The Ontario Warriors suffered a tough 59-56 loss to Highland on Thursday in Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference action.
Darian Delbrugge led Ontario with 27 points while Brady Zehe added 11, Alex Rathburn scored six, Braxton Hall collected five, Carter Weaver had four, Grayson Purvis chipped in with two and Josh Young rounded out the scoring with one.
Ontario falls to 4-10 and travels to River Valley on Saturday.
River Valley 56, Clear Fork 40
Shelby improves to 15-0 with win over Lexington
Wednesday, Jan. 19
Girls Basketball
Shelby 60, Lexington 35
The Shelby Whippets continued their undefeated streak by topping Lexington in nonconference action 60-35 on Wednesday night.
Olivia Baker led all scorers with 17 points while Audi Albert added 15, Sophie Niese had 11, Haylee Baker scored eight, Mallary Gundrum chipped in with four, Demi Hipp had two and Jena Lafon rounded out the scoring with two for the Whippets. Albert collected eight rebounds with Olivia and Haylee Baker added six apiece. Niese had eight steals to lead a defensive effort.
Cora Palmer and Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman led Lex with eight points apiece while Madi Basilone had seven and Lexi Blasberg and Kaleigh Leadbetter scored six apiece to round out the scoring.
Shelby improves to 15-0 and hosts Galion on Friday while Lex falls to 5-11 and hosts Mansfield Senior on Saturday.
Rams top Lexington shaking up OCC standings again
Tuesday, Jan. 18
Boys Basketball
Madison 43, Lexington 42
The Madison Rams won a thrilling Ohio Cardinal Conference contest over Lexington on Tuesday night 43-42.
Jayden Jeffries led the Rams with 13 points, six rebounds, four steals and three assists while Levi Zehner added 12 points. Ethan Spillman scored eight points while Jarrett Mandusic added five, Carson Garrett had three and Cayden Clapper rounded out the scoring with two.
Hudson Moore led Lexington with 12 points and five rebounds while Caden Eichler added 10 points and six boards with three assists and two steals. Baden Forup added eight poinst while Elijah Hudson had seven and Jack Depperschmidt rounded out the scoring with five.
Madison improves to 9-5 and 3-4 in the OCC. The Rams travel to Ashland on Friday for another big OCC game. Lexington falls to 10-5 and have now lost its last three games. The Minutemen are 5-3 in the OCC and travel to Tiffin Columbian on Saturday.
Mount Vernon 62, Mansfield Senior 57
The Mansfield Senior Tygers dropped another tough OCC contest to Mount Vernon on Tuesday night.
Maurice Ware led the Tygers with 22 points and 11 rebounds while Kyevi Roane added nine, Brock Hill and Nathan Haney scored six apiece, Malachi Johnson chipped in with five, Ahmaan Thomas had four, Kincade Gibson and Ja’Ontay O’Bryant added two apiece and Myles Bradley rounded out the scoring with one.
The Tygers fall to 4-9 and have now lost four straight. They will look to get back on track on Friday at home against West Holmes
Girls Basketball
Mansfield Christian 68, Central Christian 11
The Mansfield Christian Flames cruised to a 68-11 win over Central Christian on Tuesday night in Mid-Buckeye Conference action.
Alexis Rippel led all scorers with 14 points while Aubrynn Maiyer and Anna Sparks scored 11 apiece, Courtney Kissinger had 10, Raegan Standridge scored nine, Abby Little collected six, Noelle Beare chipped in with three and Ally Shoemaker and Rabekah Kapuster rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Flames improve to 8-3 and travel to Crestline on Saturday.
Denbow ties single-game scoring mark with 42 in win over Ontario
Monday, Jan. 17
Girls Basketball
Fredericktown 53, Ontario 27
The Ontario Warriors dropped a tough nonconference contest on Monday night falling to Fredericktown 53-27.
Taylor Counts led the way with nine points for Ontario while Rylee Nigh added five, Olivia Kreger scored four, Lauren Sexton had three and Alyssa Taylor, Lizzie Nagel and Maddie Henderson rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Ontario falls to 3-13 and travels to Clear Fork on Friday.
Sunday, Jan. 16
Boys Basketball
St. Charles 53, Mansfield Senior 37
Saturday, Jan. 15
Girls Basketball
Clear Fork 62, Galion 24
The Clear Fork Colts dominated their way to an MOAC win over Galion on Saturday afternoon winning 62-24.
Bekah Conrad led the way with 14 points while Lilly Wortman added 12, Pacey Chrastina had 10, Melodie Blubaugh scored eight, Annika Labaki collected seven, Lilian Weikle chipped in with six and Trinity Cook rounded out the scoring with one.
The Colts improve to 14-2 on the year and host Ontario on Friday night.
Shelby 65, Marion Harding 37
The Shelby Whippets picked up another Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Marion Harding on Saturday winning 65-37.
Audi Albert and Haylee Baker led the Whippets with 20 points apiece while Olivia Baker scored 15 and eclipsed the 1,000-career point mark. Eve Schwemley added three points while Sophie Niese, Aleigha Thauvette and Alexis Booker had two apiece and Sara Riser rounded out the scoring with one. Demi Hipp handed out six assists while Haylee Baker snagged eight rebounds and Olivia Baker added six boards and five blocks with four steals.
The Whippets improve to 14-0 and travel to Lexington on Wednesday.
Crestview 44, St. Paul 33
The Crestview Cougars continued their winning ways with a 44-33 win over St. Paul on Saturday in a key Firelands Conference battle.
Mary Leeper led the way with 13 points while Frankie Dinsmore added 12, Anna McFarland had 11 and Emma Aumend rounded out the scoring with eight.
The Cougars are now 11-3 and travel to Western Reserve on Thursday.
River Valley 68, Ontario 57
The Ontario Warriors dropped a tough MOAC contest to River Valley on Saturday night, 68-57.
Lauren Sexton led the Warriors with 14 points while Rylee Nigh added 12, Lizzie Nagel and Taylor Counts had nine apiece, Adrienne Kearns scored six, Alyssa Taylor had three and Olivia Kreger and Maddie Henderson rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Ontario falls to 3-12 and travels to Clear Fork on Friday.
Western Reserve 34, Plymouth 28
The Plymouth Big Red lost a tough Firelands Conference battle with Western Reserve on Saturday falling 34-28.
Jaylin Branham led the way for Plymouth with 11 points while Erin Stevens had seven and Sarah Hoak and Destiny Detillion rounded out the scoring with five apiece.
Plymouth falls to 1-14 and hosts South Central on Thursday.
Lucas 64, Crestline 14
The Lucas Cubs continued to prove 2022 is their year by knocking off Crestline 64-14 on Saturday to improve to 4-0 since the calendar turned.
Shelby Grover led all scorers with 21 points while Marissa Caugherty had 16, Kylea Foss scored nine, Chloe Sturts added eight, Maddie Boyer chipped in with four and Ryan Culler, Tori Sauder and Amaya Howard rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Cubs improve to 8-9 and travel to Central Christian on Thursday.
Boys Basketball
Ashland 78, Ontario 67
The Ashland Arrows won a nonconference battle against Ontario on Saturday night behind a historic performance.
Senior Luke Denbow tied the Ashland boys basketball single-game scoring record with 42 points while Grayson Steury added 21, Kelser Bates had six, Luke Jerjevic scored four, Kamden Mowry chipped win with three and Landon McFrederick rounded out the scoring with two.
Darian Delbrugge led the Warriors with 24 points while Braxton Hall had 14, Alex Rathburn scored 13, Carter Weaver had 11, Brady Zehe chipped in with three and Josh Young rounded out the scoring with two.
Ashland improves to 10-4 on the year and hosts Madison on Friday. Ontario falls to 4-9 and hosts Highland on Thursday.
Lucas 56, Buckeye Central 34
The Lucas Cubs picked up a solid nonconference win over Buckeye Central on Saturday, 56-34.
Logan Tosm led all scorers with 16 points while Corbin Toms added 13, Ty Lehnhart had 11, Hunter Church scored six, Andrew Fanello had five, Andrew Smollen chipped in with three and Patrick Bichsel rounded out the scoring with two.
The Cubs improve to 9-2 and travel to Crestview on Tuesday night.
Crestview 65, St. Paul 55
The Crestview Cougars picked up a nice Firelands Conference win over St. Paul on Saturday winning 65-55.
Jarek Ringler led the way for Crestview with 14 points while Heath Kash added 13, Austin Wells chipped in with 12, Adison Reymer and Mason Ringler put in nine apiece and Sam Wells rounded out the scoring with three.
The Cougars improve to 6-5 and host Lucas on Tuesday.
Mansfield Christian 63, St. Peter’s 41
The Mansfield Christian Flames used a come-from-behind effort to pull away from St. Peter's in a MBC battle on Saturday night.
Amarr Davis led the way with 21 points for the Flames while Billy Killian had 14, Braden Loose scored nine, Hudson Slater chipped in with six, Gabe Westfield had five, Davis Wushinske added three and Tristan Johnson and Bryce Courser had two apiece.
Khi Wiggins led St. Peter's with 17 points while Feree Kent had 11, Angelo Gasper scored 10 and Dmoni Lentes rounded out the scoring with five.
The Flames improve to 5-7 and travel to Loudonville on Friday while St. Peter’s falls to 1-11 and travels to Crestline on Friday.
Western Reserve 73, Plymouth 30
Colonel Crawford 51, Lexington 38
Cougars end skid, beat Plymouth
Friday, Jan. 14
Boys Basketball
Crestview 73, Plymouth 39
The Crestview Cougars ended their five-game losing streak with an emphatic 73-39 win over Plymouth in Firealnds Conference action on Friday night.
Owen Barker led the way with 18 points while Heath Kash added 12, Jarek Ringler had 11, Adison Reymer scored nine, Sam Wells collected six, Mason Ringler and Brennan Fulk scored five apiece, Austin Wells chipped in with three and Mason Baith and Noah Stuart rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Owen Reynolds led the Big Red with 13 points while Layne Bushey added 12, Clayton Miller had nine, Colton Sundstorm chipped in with four and Trace McVey rounded out the scoring with one.
Crestview improves to 5-5 and travels to St. Paul on Saturday while Plymouth falls to 4-8 and hosts Western Reserve on Saturday.
Loudonville 55, St. Peter's 48
The St. Peter's Spartans nearly pulled off a Mid-Buckeye Conference upset on Friday night but narrowly fell to Loudonville 55-48.
Feree Kent led the Spartans with 19 points while Kaleb Kososky added 13, Khi Wiggins scored 10, Angelo Gasper chipped in with three, Demond Stanford added two and Dmoni Lentes rounded out the scoring with one.
The Spartans fall to 1-10 and travel to Mansfield Christian on Saturday.
Highland 61, Clear Fork 53
Wooster 65, Mansfield Senior 48
Wentz's career-high 22 leads Tygers past Mount Vernon
Thursday, Jan. 13
Girls Basketball
Mansfield Senior 54, Mount Vernon 28
The Mansfield Senior Tygers ended a 14-day layoff in a big way with a 54-28 win over OCC foe Mount Vernon on Thursday night.
Kiyah Wentz had a career day with a new career-best 22 points while Kiersten Bradley added 11, Monetta Hilory and Ahmani Mitchell scored eight apiece, Annaleise Norris had three and Ja'Niya Hudgens rounded out the scoring with two.
Manfield Senior improves to 9-4 and travels to Oak Harbor on Tuesday.
Crestview 40, Plymouth 28
The Crestview Cougars picked up another easy Firelands Conference win this time over Plymouth 40-28 on Thursday night.
Anna McFarland led all scorers with 16 points while Frankie Dinsmore and Emma Aumend added seven apiece, Mary Leeper had six and Skylar Ramsay rounded out the scoring with four.
Jaylin Branham led Plymouth with 10 while Destiny Detillion had seven and Erin Stevens, Sarah Hoak and Ludia Patton rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Crestview improves to 10-3 and pushed its winning streak to 10 games. They travel to St. Paul on Saturday. Plymouth falls to 1-13 and hosts Western Reserve on Saturday.
Highland 51, Ontario 46
Clear Fork 58, River Valley 53
Rams find consistency in win over Orrville
Tuesday, Jan. 11
Girls Basketball
Lucas 56, Plymouth 17
The Lucas Cubs bested the short-handed Plymouth Big Red in a nonconference showdown, 56-17.
Shelby Grover led all scorers with 21 points while Marissa Caugherty added nine, Kyla Foss had eight, Ryan Culler and Tori Sauder scored six apiece, Chloe Sturts chipped in with four and MK Rannigan rounded out the scoring with two.
Destiny Detillion led the Big Red with seven points while Jaylin Branham scored four and Cailynn, Sarah Hoak and Lydia Patton rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Lucas improves to 7-9 and travels to Crestline on Saturday. Plymouth falls to 1-12 and travels to Crestview on Thursday.
Mansfield Christian 52, Temple Christian 17
The Mansfield Christian Flames cruised to an easy 52-17 win over Temple Christian on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Aubrynn Maiyer and Anna Sparks shared game-high scoring honors with 11 points while Alexis Rippel added 10, Noelle Beare and Raegan Standridge scored five apiece, Abby Little had four and Eve Johnson, Rabekah Kapustar and Ally Shoemaker rounded out the scoring with two apiece. Sparks also collected seven rebounds and six assists while Standridge had nine boards.
Mansfield Christian improves to 7-3 and hosts Central Christian on Tuesday.
Boys Basketball
Madison 62, Orrville 50
The Madison Rams picked up a solid nonconference win over Orrville on Tuesday night on the road, 62-50.
Jayden Jeffries led all scorers with 22 points while Isaac Brooks added 15, Levi Zehner had 10, Tatum Turcott scored eight, Cayden Clapper chipped in with five and Ethan Spillman rounded out the scoring with two.
The Rams improve to 8-5 and host Lexington on Tuesday.
Wooster 63, Shelby 55
The Shelby Whippets took a tough nonconference loss to Wooster on Tuesday night falling 63-55.
Alex Bruskotter led all scorers with 23 points while Jeremy Holloway added 11, Andre Hill had nine, Marshall Shepherd scored six, Issaiah Ramsey chipped in with four and Bryson Baker rounded out the scoring with two.
The Whippets fall to 9-3 and travel to Ontario on Friday.
Edison 45, Clear Fork 37
Lucas girls, Shelby boys pick up momentum-building wins
Saturday, Jan. 8
Girls Basketball
Lucas 50, Mansfield Christian 46
The Lucas Cubs picked up a signature win by knocking off Mansfield Christian 50-46 in Mid-Buckeye Conference action on Saturday afternoon.
Shelby Grover led Lucas with 17 points while Tori Sauder had 10, Kyla Foss and Ryan Culler scored eight apiece and Marissa Caugherty rounded out the scoring with seven.
Anna Sparks led the Flames with 16 points while Aubrynn Maiyer scored nine, Abby Little had eight, Raegan Standridge collected six and Noelle Beare and Alexis Rippel rounded out the scoring with three apiece.
The Cubs improved to 6-9 and host Lucas on Tuesday while Mansfield Christian falls to 6-3 and hosts Temple Christian on Tuesday.
Triway 65, Madison 45
Boys Basketball
Shelby 70, Ashland 67
The Shelby Whippets won the battle between two of the area's best teams on Saturday night topping Ashland 70-67 in nonconference action.
Alex Bruskotter led the way with 25 including 15 in the third quarter alone while Andre Hill added 24 with 12 in the first quarter. Jeremy Holloway added eight points while Issaiah Ramsey and Bryson Baker scored four apiece, Marshall Shepherd had three and Max Hess rounded out the scoring with two.
Luke Denbow led all scorers with 32 for Ashland while Grayson Steury and Luke Jerjevic added 12 points apiece, Keslar Bates chipped in with seven and Kamden Mowry rounded out the scoring with four.
Shelby improves to 9-2 and hosts Wooster on Tuesday while Ashland falls to 8-4 and travels to Lexington on Friday.
Madison 57, West Holmes 38
The Madison Rams bounced back after a sluggish game against Wooster to knock off West Holmes 57-38 on Saturday night in OCC play.
Jayden Jeffries led the way with 17 points while Levi Zehner added 14 and Ethan Spillman scored 10 to give the Rams three players in double-figures. Tatum Turcott added seven while IsaacBrooks had five, Jarrett Mandusic scored three and Cayden Clapper rounded out the scoring with one.
Madison improves to 7-5 and travels to Orrville on Tuesday.
Mansfield Christian 57, Tree of Life 37
The Mansfield Christian Flames picked up a dominant nonconference win over Tree of Life on Saturday winning 57-37.
Amarr Davis led the way with 20 points while Davis Wushinske, Braden Loose and Griffin Baker added eight points apiece, Isaac Vance scored seven and Billy Killian rounded out the scoring with five.
The Flames improve to 4-7 and host Central Christian on Friday.
Lexington 50, Clear Fork 24
The Lexington Minutemen picked up an easy nonconference win over Clear Fork on Saturday night, 50-24.
Caden Eichler led the way with 12 points while Elijah Hudson, Hudson Moore and Baden Forup scored 10 points apiece putting four players in double figures for the Minutemen. Jaxx Lamp, Alex Depperschmidt, Jack Depperschmidt and AJ Young rounded out the scoring with two points apiece in the win.
Clear Fork was led by Logan Richmond with six points while Victor Skoog added five, Kaden Riddle and Adam Vanausdle had four apiece, Caleb Detmer scored three and Jaden Beachy rounded out the scoring with two.
Lex improves to 10-2 and hosts Ashland on Friday while Clear Fork falls to 0-11 and travels to Edison on Tuesday.
Sandusky 68, Mansfield Senior 65
The Mansfield Senior Tygers couldn't quite complete the comeback falling to Sandusky 68-65 on Saturday night in nonconference action.
Maurice Ware led the Tygers with 20 points while Kyevi Roane added 18, Brock Hill chipped in with eight, Ja'Ontay O'Bryant had seven and Nathan Haney and Ahmaan Thomas rounded out the scoring with six apiece. Ware had a monster double-double with 24 rebounds to go with his 20 points. The Tygers committed 30 turnovers in the loss.
Mansfield Senior falls to 4-6 and travels to Wooster on Friday.
Mohawk 76, St. Peter's 27
The St. Peter's Spartans dropped a tough nonconference contest to Mohawk on Saturday night falling 76-27.
Feree Kent led the way with 12 points for the Spartans while Angelo Gasper added eight, Johntae Wilson had five and Khi Wiggins rounded out the scoring with two.
The Spartans fall to 1-9 and host Loudonville on Friday.
Cubs complete first round of MBC play unblemished with win over Flames
Friday, Jan. 7
Girls Basketball
Shelby 76, Ontario 14
The Shelby Whippets picked up a dominating Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Ontario on Friday night winning 76-14.
Shelby's Olivia Baker led all scorers with 20 points while Haylee Baker and Sophie Niese added 10 points apiece, Demi Hipp scored seven, Audi Albert and Mallary Gundrum had five apiece, Sophia Long and Alexis Booker scored four apiece, Trinity Baker chipped in with three and Jena Lafon, Eve Schwemley, Aleigh Thauvette and Charlie Niese rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Taylor Counts and Lauren Sexton led the Warriors with four points apiece while Olivia Kreger, Lizzie Nagel and Lapuna Young rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Shelby improves to 13-0 and hosts Pleasant on Thursday. Ontario falls to 3-9 and travels to Highland on Thursday.
Clear Fork 51, Highland 24
The Clear Fork Colts picked up a solid Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Highland on Friday night, 51-24.
Pacey Chrastina led the way with 12 points while Annika Labaki added nine, Kylie Belcher scored eight, Lilly Wortman had seven, Bakah Conrad chipped in with six, Livia Davis added five and Bella Molina and Lilian Weikle rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Colts improve to 12-2 and travel to River Valley on Thursday.
Boys Basketball
Lucas 64, Mansfield Christian 45
The Lucas Cubs completed the first round of Mid-Buckeye Conference play unblemished with a 64-45 win over Mansfield Christian on Friday night.
Lucas' Aidan Culler led all scorers with 18 points while Corbin Toms added 15, Logan Toms scored 14, Andrew Fanello and Ty Lehnhart had five apiece, Hunter Church chipped in with three and Michael Howard and Payton Sturts rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Amarr Davis led the Flames with 11 points while Griffin Baker added 10, Braden Loose scored six, Bryce Courser collected four, Isaac Vance, Davis Wushinski and Gabe Westfield chipped in with three apiece and Jacob Shoemaker rounded out the scoring with one.
The Cubs improve to 7-2 and host Crestline on Friday. Mansfield Christian falls to 3-7 and hosts Tree of Life on Saturday.
Central Christian 55, St. Peter's 50
The St. Peter's Spartans gave Central Christian all it could handle on Friday night in a 55-50 loss in Mid-Buckeye Conference play.
Feree Kent led all scorers with 28 points while Khi Wiggins added eight, Angelo Gasper scored seven, Kaleb Kososky chipped in with three and Jerome Wilson and Johntae Wilson rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Spartans fall to 1-8 and host Mohawk on Saturday.
St. Paul 38, Plymouth 35
The Plymouth Big Red dropped a tough Firelands Conference contest to St. Paul on Friday night, 38-35.
Clayton Miller led the way with 20 points while Josh Beebe added nine, Carson Tucker scored four and Layne Bushey rounded out the scoring with two.
Plymouth falls to 4-7 and hosts Crestview on Friday.
Shelby tops Clear Fork in MOAC play
Thursday, Jan. 6
Boys Basketball
Shelby 58, Clear Fork 36
The Shelby Whippets picked up an easy Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Clear Fork on Thursday night winning 58-36.
Jeremy Holloway had a breakout game with 18 points while Andre Hill had seven, Carson Brubaker and Bryson Baker added six apiece, Alex Bruskotter and Max Hess had five apiece, Marshall Shepherd and Issaiah Ramsey scored four apiece and Gavin Bishop rounded out the scoring with three.
Adam Vanausdle led the Colts with nine points while Kaden Riddle added eight, Victor Skoog had five, Mason Pipes and Beau Dornbirer scored four apiece and Logan Anderson and Grant Spencer rounded out the scoring with three.
Shelby improves to 8-2 on the year and travels to Ashland on Saturday. Clear Fork falls to 0-10 and travels to Lexington on Saturday.
Marion Harding 69, Ontario 38
The Ontario Warriors dropped a tough Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference contest on Thursday night 69-38.
Braxton Hall led the Warriors with 18 points while Josh Young added eight, Carter Weaver had six, Darian Delbrugge had three, Alex Rathburn scored two and Brady Zehe rounded out the scoring with one.
The Warriors fall to 4-7 and hosts Shelby on Jan. 14.
Girls Basketball
Mansfield Christian 72, Cristo Rey 6
The Mansfield Christian Flames cruised to an easy 72-6 win over Cristo Rey on Thursday night in nonconference action.
Alexis Rippel led the way with 14 points while Aubrynn Maiyer added 13, Courtney Kissinger scored 12, Abby Little had eight, Kyleah Jones collected seven, Raegan Standridge added six, Anna Sparks and Rebekah Kapuster scored four apiece and Meagan Them and Ally Shoemaker rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Flames improve to 6-2 and travel to Lucas on Saturday.
West Holmes 43, Lexington 31
The Lexington Lady Lex dropped a tough Ohio Cardinal Conference contest on Thursday night to West Holmes 43-31.
Madi Basilone led the way with 10 points while Lexi Blasberg added eight, Kaleigh Leadbetter had seven, Alli Reed chipped in with four and Lizzie Hamler rounded out the scoring with two.
Lex falls to 3-10 and travels to Ashland on Saturday.
Wooster 67, Madison 43
St. Paul 57, Plymouth 24
Clear Fork bounces back with dominating win over Loudonville
Tuesday, Jan. 4
Girls Basketball
Clear Fork 61, Loudonville 45
The Clear Fork Colts didn't stay down for long picking up an impressive 61-45 win over Loudonville on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Bekah Conrad led all scorers with 29 points while Lilly Wortman added 11, Annika Labaki had eight, Lyvia Davis scored seven, Pacey Chrastina chipped in with four and Trinity Cook rounded out the scoring with two.
The Colts improve to 11-2 and host Highland on Friday.
Crestview 53, Northwestern 45
The Crestview Cougars continued their winning ways with a 53-45 nonconference win over Northwestern on Tuesday night to make it nine consecutive wins on the season.
Anna McFarland led the way with 16 points whileEmma Aumend scored nine, Mary Leeper and Skylar Ramsey added eight apiece, Frankie Dinsmore had seven, Georgia McFarland chipped in with three and Elyse Belcher rounded out the scoring with two.
Crestview is now 9-3 on the year and travels to Mapleton on Thursday.
Lucas 59, Monroeville 54
The Lucas Cubs put last week's five-point performance behind them and came away with a solid 59-54 nonconference win over Monroeville on Tuesday night.
Shelby Grover led all scorers with 27 points while Marissa Caugherty added 11, Tori Sauder and Kyla Foss had six apiece, Maddie Boyer scored five and Ryan Culler rounded out the scoring with four.
The Cubs improve to 5-9 and host Mansfield Christian on Saturday.
Boys Basketball
Plymouth 49, St. Peter's 35
The Plymouth Big Red picked up a solid nonconference win over St. Peter's on Tuesday night winning 49-35.
Nick Cole led the Big Red with 18 points while Clayton Miller added 10, Josh Beebe had eight, Carson Tucker scored five and Ethan Gillium and Layne Bushey rounded out the scoring with four apiece.
Kaleb Kososky led the Spartans with 10 points while Feree Kent and Jerome Wilson had right, Johntae Wilson scored four, Desmond King added three and Dmoni Lentes rounded out the scoring with two.
The Big Red improves to 4-6 and travels to St. Paul on Friday. The Spartans fall to 1-7 and host Kidron Central Christian on Friday.
Mansfield Christian 61, Bucyrus 36
The Mansfield Christian Flames earned a great nonconference win over Bucyrus on Tuesday, 61-36.
Amarr Davis went off for 30 points while Billy Killian added 12, Griffin Baker had eight, Bryce Courser scored five and Davis Wushinske, Braden Loose and Gabe Westfield rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Flames improve to 3-6 and travel to Lucas on Friday.
Wooster 49, Lexington 33
The Lexington Minutemen dropped their first Ohio Cardinal Conference contest on Tuesday night falling to Wooster 49-33.
Baden Forup led the way for Lex with 13 points and 17 rebounds while Hudson Moore added nine points and seven boards. Tyler Jackson added six points while Caden Eichler added three and AJ Young rounded out the scoring with two.
Lex falls to 8-2 and hosts West Holmes on Friday.
Mansfield Senior 78, Ashland 51
Lex tops Lucas at Wayne Roller
Friday, Dec. 31
Girls Basketball
Lexington 49, Lucas 5
The Lexington Lady Lex picked up the defensive effort in a 49-5 win over Lucas in the Wayne Roller Holiday Showcase at Mansfield Christian on Friday.
Lizzie Hamler led the way with 13 points while Lexi Blasberg added 11, Cora Palmer scored nine, Madi Basilone had eight, Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman chipped in with four and Alli Reed and Allie Parker rounded out the scoring with two apiece. Lex recorded 36 steals in the win as Basilone had 10, Halmer had eight and Blasberg had six.
Lucas, who was without leading scorer Shelby Grover, saw Tori Sauder and Maddie Boyer lead the way with two points apiece and Kylea Foss add one.
Lexington improves to 3-9 on the year and travels to West Holmes on Thursday while Lucas falls to 4-9 and hosts Monroeville on Tuesday.
Shelby dominant in MOAC clash
Thursday, Dec. 30
Girls Basketball
Shelby 78, Clear Fork 48
The Shelby Whippets dominated the battle between the Top 2 teams in the Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference on Thursday night beating the Clear Fork colts 78-48.
Sophie Niese led Shelby with 20 points while Audi Albert had 18 and Haylee Baker scored 16 to put three Whippets in double figures. Mallary Gundrum and Olivia Baker added seven points apiece while Sarah Rieser had five, Alexis Booker added three and Trinity Baker rounded out the scoring with two.
Bekah Conrad led Clear Fork with 16 points while Annika Labaki added 12, Lilly Wortman had six, Lyvia Davis scored four, Melodie Blubaugh and Kylie Belcher chipped in with three apiece and Lilian Weikle rounded out the scoring with two.
Shelby remains undefeated at 11-0 and hosts Buckeye Central on Tuesday. Clear Fork falls to 10-2 and hosts Loudonville on Tuesday.
Mansfield Senior 61, Willard 40
The Mansfield Senior Tygers earned a nice nonconference win over Willard on Thursday in the Wayne Roller Holiday Showcase.
Kiersten Bradley pumped in a career-high 25 points including four 3-pointers to lead the way for the Tygers. Kiyah Wentz got going offensively with 16 points while Annaleise Norris had six, Monetta Hilory and Ahmani Mitchell scored five apiece and Dazey Manns and Juleah Windham rounded out the scoring with two apiece. Norris pulled down 14 rebounds in the win.
The Tygers improve to 8-4 and travel to Wooster on Jan. 8.
Mansfield Christian 70, South Central 28
The Mansfield Christian Flames avenged a tournament loss to South Central last season by topping the Trojans 70-28 during the Wayne Roller Holiday Showcase.
Five Flames reached double-figures on the night as Abby Little led all scorers with 18 points, Aubrynn Maiyer and Alexis Rippel scored 12 apiece and Anna Sparks and Kyleah Jones rounded out the scoring with 11 apiece. Rebekah Kapustar, Raegan Standridge and Courtney Kissinger rounded out the scoring with two points apiece.
Maiyer also handed out seven assists while Rippel had five. Sparks pulled down a team-high seven rebounds.
The Flames improve to 5-2 and host Cristo Rey on Thursday.
Wooster 55, Lexington 41
The Lexington Lady Lex took a tough Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to Wooster on Thursday night, 55-41.
Madi Basilone led the way with 15 points for Lex while Lizzie Hamler added 12, Kaleigh Leadbetter scored six, Lexi Blasberg had five, Lexia Buffington chipped in with two and Cora Palmer rounded out the scoring with one.
Lex falls to 2-9 and plays Lucas on Friday at the Wayne Roller Holiday Showcase.
Marion Harding 47, Ontario 31
The Ontario Warriors took a tough 47-31 MOAC loss to Marion Harding on Thursday night at home.
Rylee Nigh led the way with nine points while Adriene Kearns and Madi Dahlberg added five apiece, Olivia Kreger and Lizzie Nagel chipped in with four apiece and Taylor Counts and Lauren Sexton rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Warriors fall to 3-8 and host Wynford on Tuesday.
East Knox 58, Plymouth 32
West Holmes 61, Madison 41
Boys Basketball
Lucas 66, Loudonville 39
The Lucas Cubs picked up another Mid-Buckeye Conference win in dominating fashion winning 66-39.
Logan Toms went off for 26 points while Andrew Smollen added 10, Corbin Toms had nine, Andrew Fanello and Hunter Church had four apiece, Aidan Culler, Jimmy Hignite and Patrick Bichsel had three apiece and Bobby Collins and Michael Howard rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Cubs improve to 6-1 and travel to Norwayne on Tuesday.
Dawson lights it up in latest installment of Willard vs Shelby
Wednesday, Dec. 29
Boys Basketball
Willard 63, Shelby 57
The Willard Flashes won the latest installment of The Rivalry knocking off Shelby 63-57 on Wednesday night.
Max Dawson led all scorers with 26 points while Cam Robinson had 17 and Trey Paxton had 15 to give the Flashes three players in double-figures. Cooper Wiers scored three and Cole Weiss rounded out the scoring with two.
Alex Bruskotter led all scorers with 21 for Shelby while Andre Hill added 13, Marshall Shepherd had 12, Bryson Baker chipped in with nine and Jeremy Holloway rounded out the scoring with two.
Willard improves to 6-2 and hosts Sandusky on Tuesday while Shelby falls to 7-2 and hosts Clear Fork on Thursday.
Madison 66, Ontario 51
The Madison Rams continued their winning ways with a 66-51 win over Ontario on Wednesday night to close out 2021.
Jayden Jeffries led the way with 20 points while Isaac Brooks had 15 and Levi Zehner added 10 to give the Rams three players in double-figures. Ethan Spillman had nine while Cayden Clapper and Tatum Turcott scored four apiece and Zane Wynn and Degan Herr rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Warriors got 14 points from Brady Zehe and 10 from Braxton Hall. Darian Delbrugge, Cooper Schroeder and Carter Weaver scored six points apiece while Josh Young added five and Grayson Purvis rounded out the scoring with four apiece.
The Rams improve to 6-4 and are on a four-game winning streak. They travel to West Holmes on Tuesday. Ontario falls to 4-6 and heads to Marion Harding on Jan. 6.
Mansfield Christian 76, Horizon Science Academy 63
The Mansfield Christian Flames earned a dominant 76-63 win over Horizon Science Academy at the Highland Holiday Showcase on Wednesday night.
Amarr Davis had a career game with 33 points, nine rebounds and six assists as he earned player of the game honors. Griffin Baker added 14 points while Braden Loose had eight, Davis Wushinske and Billy Killian scored seven apiece, Gabe Westfield chipped in with four and Isaac Vance rounded out the scoring with three.
The Flames improve to 2-6 on the year and host Bucyrus on Tuesday.
Fredericktown 57, Clear Fork 48
Rams go coast-to-coast in win over Tygers
Tuesday, Dec. 28
Boys Basketball
Madison 65, Mansfield Senior 56
The Madison Rams picked up a momentum-building win over Mansfield Senior on Tuesday night, 65-56, in Ohio Cardinal Conference play.
The Rams led 15-5 after the first quarter and never gave up the lead. Jayden Jeffries led all scorers with 24 points while Isaac Brooks and Levi Zehner added 13 apiece to give the Rams three players in double-figures. Ethan Spillman had nine while Tatum Turcott scored four and Cayden Clapper rounded out the scoring with two.
The Tygers were led by Maurice Ware with 17 points and 11 rebounds while Ahmaan Thomas added 11 points and 10 rebounds and Karion Lindsay had 10 points. Ja'Ontay O'Bryant chipped in with six points while Kincade Gibson and Nathan Haney had four apiece and Myles Bradley and Elias Owens rounded out the scoring with two.
The Rams improve to 5-4 and travel to Ontario on Wednesday. The Tygers fall to 3-5 and host Ashland on Tuesday.
Hiland 51, Lucas 44
The Lucas Cubs dropped their first game of the season falling to Hiland in a holiday showcase on Tuesday night, 51-44.
Logan Toms led the way with 16 points while Andrew Fanello added 10, Corbin Toms and Andrew Smollen had eight apiece and Ty Lehnhart rounded out the scoring with two.
The Cubs fall to 5-1 and travel to Loudonville on Thursday.
Highland 53, Mansfield Christian 40
St. Peter's at Hearts for Jesus Christ
Girls Basketball
Shelby 58, Trinity 42
The Shelby Whippets rolled to a 58-42 nonconference win over Trinity on Tuesday afternoon in the inaugural Jingle Bell Jam Holiday basketball event at Cedar Point Sports Center.
Olivia Baker was named the game's MVP with 17 points including five 3-pointers while Audi Albert added 18 and Haylee Baker scored 13 to give the Whippets three players in double-figures. Sophie Niese added six points while Demi Hipp, Mallary Gundrum and Eve Schwemley rounded out the scoring with two apiece. Olivia Baker and Niese also had nine rebounds apiece and Niese handed out six assists for a near triple-double.
The Whippets improve to 10-0 on the season and travel to Clear Fork on Thursday.
Clear Fork 50, Fredericktown 47
The Clear Fork Colts passed a tough test by knocking off Fredericktown 50-47 on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Bekah Conrad led the way with 22 points while Lyvia Davis added 10, Lilly Wortman had seven, Trinity Cook and Kylie Belcher scored four apiece and Annika Labaki rounded out the scoring with three.
The Colts improve to 10-1 and host Shelby on Thursday.
Crestview 32, New London 20
The Crestview Cougars just keep on winning. With a 32-20 win over New London on Tuesday night, Crestview pushed its winning streak to eight games including a perfect 7-0 in FC play.
Anna McFarland led all scorers with 18 points while Emma Aumend added eight and Mary Leeper rounded out the scoring with six.
The Cougars are 8-3 on the season and travel to Northwestern on Tuesday.
Mapleton 47, Plymouth 20
The Plymouth Big Red dropped a tough Firelands Conference contest to Mapleton on Tuesday night 47-20.
Erin Stevens led the Big Red with six points while Jaylin Branham had four, Sarah Hoak scored three and Lydia Patton rounded out the scoring with two.
Plymouth falls to 1-9 on the year and played East Knox on Thursday in the Wayne Roller Holiday Showcase.
Loudonville 72, Lucas 51
Tygers cruise to OCC win over Ashland
Monday, Dec. 27
Girls Basketball
Mansfield Senior 45, Ashland 28
The Mansfield Senior Tygers picked up a solid Ohio Cardinal Conference win over Ashland on Monday winning 45-28 on the road.
Monetta Hilory led all scorers with 15 points while Kiersten Bradley, Annaleise Norris and Juleah Windham added six apiece, Kiyah Wentz had five, Dazey Manns chipped in with four and Ahmani Mitchell rounded out the scoring with three.Windham pulled down 10 rebounds while Norris added eight boards. Hilory swiped eight steals with Windham adding five.
The Tygers improve to 7-4 and have won five straight. They play at 1 p.m. on Thursday against Willard at the Wayne Roller Holiday Showcase at Mansfield Christian.
Boys Basketball
Bellevue 48, Ontario 39
The Ontario Warriors dropped a tough one to Bellevue on Monday 48-39 in nonconference action.
Darian Delbrugge led the way with 12 points while Carter Weaver chipped in with eight, Josh Young added six, Braxton Hall had five and Grayson Purvis and Alex Rathburn rounded out the scoring with four apiece.
The Warriors fall to 4-5 and host Madison on Wednesday.
Madison boys, Shelby and Mansfield Senior girls all pick up wins
Thursday, Dec. 23
Boys Basketball
Madison 33, Norwalk 30
The Madison Rams earned a defensive win over Norwalk 33-30 in nonconference action on Thursday night.
Levi Zehner led the Rams with 13 points while Jayden Jeffries added seven, Isaac Brooks had six, Cayden Clapper chipped in with four and Tatum Turcott rounded out the scoring with three.
The Rams improve to 4-4 on the year and hosts Mansfield Senior on Tuesday.
Northmor 51, Clear Fork 49
Girls Basketball
Shelby 75, Willard 12
The Shelby Whippets dominated in their rivalry win over Willard on Thursday night, 75-14 in nonconference action.
Olivia Baker led all scorers with 16 while Audi Albert added 11, Haylee Baker had nine, Jena Lafon scored eight, Mallary Gundrum added seven, Sophia Niese and Sarah Riser chipped in with six apiece, Sophia Long had four, Eve Schwemley added three, Demi Hipp and Aleigha Thauvette scored two apiece and Alexis Booker rounded out the scoring with one.
The Whippets improve to 9-0 and take on Trinity on Tuesday.
Mansfield Senior 43, Berkshire 36
The Mansfield Senior Tygers picked up a nice win over Berkshire on Thursday afternoon, 43-36.
Monetta Hilor earned player of the game honors with 16 points while Kiersten Bradley had eight, Ahman Mitchell and Juleah Windham scored five apiece, Kiyah Wentz scored four, Dazey Manns chipped in with three and Annaleise Norris rounded out the scoring with two.
The Tygers improve to 6-4 and travel to Ashland on Monday.
Plymouth tops New London for first Firelands Conference win
Wednesday, Dec. 22
Girls Basketball
Boys Basketball
Plymouth 51, New London 29
The Plymouth Big Red earned a nice Firelands Conference win over New London on Wednesday night, 51-29.
Zeth Goth led the way with 20 points while Clayton Miller added 10, Josh Beebe scored seven, Carson Tucker, Trace McVey and Gavin Oakley had four apiece and Etha Gillum rounded out the scoring with two.
The Big Red improve to 3-6 and travel to New London on Wednesday.
Monroeville 53, Crestview 35
Elyria Catholic 62, Mansfield Senior 53
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough loss to Elyria Catholic on Wednesday, 62-53.
Amil Upchurch led the way for the Tygers with 13 points.
Mansfield Senior falls to 3-4 and travels to Madison on Tuesday.
Warriors keep pace in MOAC with OT win over Pleasant
Tuesday, Dec. 21
Boys Basketball
Ontario 60, Pleasant 56 OT
The Ontario Warriors kept pace in the Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference title race with an overtime win over Pleasant, 60-56.
Alex Rathburn led the way with 19 points while Darian Delbrugge added 13, Braxton Hall had nine, Carter Weaver scored seven, Josh Young collected six, Brady Zehe chipped in with four and Grayson Purvis rounded out the scoring with two.
The Warriors improve to 4-3 and are now on a 3-game winning streak. They travel to Lexington on Thursday.
Wynford 74, St. Peter's 56
The St. Peter's Spartans took a tough loss to Wynford on Tuesday night in nonconference action, 74-56.
Feree Kent exploded for 33 points for the Spartans while Kaleb Kososky had nine, Khi Wiggins scored six and Jerome Wilson and Angelo Gasper rounded out the scoring with four apiece.
St. Peter's falls to 1-5 and travels to Hearts for Jesus Christ on Dec. 28.
Madison 52, Crestview 43
The Madison Rams earned a solid 52-43 victory over Crestview on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Isaac Brooks led the way for Madison with 16 points while Levi Zehner added 14, Ethan Spillman and Jayden Jeffries scored seven apiece, Cayden Clapper and Tatum Turcott scored three apiece and Zane Wynn rounded out the scoring with two.
Addison Reymer led the Cougars with nine points while Jarek Ringler added eight, Austin Wells and Gabe Smedley had seven apiece and Heath Kash and Owen Barker rounded out the scoring with six apiece.
The Cougars fall to 4-4 and travel to New London on Dec. 29 while the Rams improved to 3-4 and travel to Norwalk on Thursday.
Marion Harding 66, Clear Fork 32
Girls Basketball
Plymouth 27, New London 19
The Plymouth Big Red picked up its first win of the season knocking off New London 27-19 on Tuesday night in Firelands Conference action.
Jaylin Branham led the Big Red with 13 points while Erin Stevens added eight and Sarah Hoak, Emma Patton and Cailynn Bailey rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Big Red improves to 1-8 on the season and hosts Mapleton on Tuesday.
Crestview 50, Monroeville 36
The Crestview Cougars continued their winning ways with a 50-36 Firelands Conference win over Monroeville on Tuesday night.
In a balanced effort, Mary Leeper led the way with 12 points while Anna McFarland scored nine, Frankie Dinsmore, Skylar Ramsey and Emma Aumend added eight points apiece and Georgia McFarland rounded out the scoring with five.
The Cougars improve to 7-3 and have now won seven straight. They host New London on Tuesday.
Lucas 76, St. Peter's 12
The Lucas Cubs picked up a dominating Mid-Buckeye Conference victory over St. Peter's on Tuesday winning 76-12.
Shelby Grover led the way with 17 points while Chloe Sturts added 12, Ryan Culler and Maddie Boyer had nine apiece, Kylea Foss scored eight, Tori Sauder added seven, Mariss Caugherty and MK Rannigan chipped in with six apiece and Amaya Howard rounded out the scoring with two.
Danielle Powell led the Spartans with eight points while Kienna Johnson and Makenzie Hardin rounded out the scoring with tw
Loudonville 78, Mansfield Christian 59
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough Mid-Buckeye Conference loss to Loudonville on Tuesday night, 78-59.
Aubrynn Maiyer led the way with 14 points, five steals, four assists and four rebounds while Noelle Beare had 12 points and five rebounds and Anna Sparks added 10 points. Raegan Standridge, Alexis Rippel and Kyleah Jones added seven points apiece and Courtney Kissinger rounded out the scoring with two.
The Flames fall to 4-2 and travel to Central Christian on Tuesday.
Warriors win nail-biter over Willard
Monday, Dec. 20
Girls Basketball
Ontario 53, Willard 52
The Ontario Warriors earned a nice nonconference win over Willard on Monday night squeaking out a 53-52 victory on the road.
Adrienne Kearns led the way with 15 points while Lizzie Nagel added 14, Rylee Nigh had 11, Taylor Counts and Madi Dahlberg scored four apiece, Lapring Young chipped in with three and Alyaa Taylor rounded out the scoring with two.
The Warriors improve to 3-6 and host Madison on Wednesday.
Lexington 55, Clyde 46
The Lexington Lady Lex picked up a nice nonconference win over Clyde on Monday night topping the Fliers 55-46.
The win puts Lexington at 2-7. Lady Lex travels to Clear Fork on Wednesday.
No stats were submitted for this game.
Sunday, Dec. 19
Boys Basketball
Mansfield Senior 63, Dayton Thurgood Marshall 52
Conrad's 32 leads Colts to MOAC win over Harding
Saturday, Dec. 18
Boys Basketball
Lucas 41, South Central 33
Crestline 48, Plymouth 31
The Plymouth Big Red mustered just five second-half points and fell to Crestline 48-31 on Saturday in nonconference action.
Josh Beebe Led the Big Red with 11 points while Zeth Goth added eight, Clayton Miller had seven, Nick Cole scored three and Trace McVey rounded out the scoring with two.
The Big Red falls to 2-6 and hosts New London on Wednesday.
Girls Basketball
Mansfield Senior 46, Madison 34
Mansfield Christian 65, Crestline 19
The Mansfield Christian Flames earned a nice Mid-Buckeye Conference win over Crestline 65-19 on Saturday afternoon.
Aubrynn Maiyer and Anna Sparks led the Flames with 13 points apiece while Abby Little and Kyleah Jones had 12 apiece, Alexis Rippel scored 11 and Raegan Standridge and Courtney Kissinger rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Flames improve to 4-1 on the year and host Loudonville on Tuesday.
Lucas 59, Central Christian 6
The Lucas Cubs cruised to a Mid-Buckeye Conference win over Central Christian 59-6 on Saturday.
Shelby Grover led the way with 19 points while Kylea Foss added 16, Ryan Culler had seven, Tori Sauder and Marissa Caugherty scored six apiece, Olivia Brown chipped in with three and Amaya Howard round out the scoring with two.
The Cubs improve to 3-7 and host St. Peter's on Tuesday.
Clear Fork 52, Marion Harding 26
The Clear Fork Colts woke up in the second half and pulled away in a 52-26 win over Marion Harding on Saturday night.
Bekah Conrad exploded for 32 points while Lilly Wortman added nine, Trinity Cook scored four, Annika Labaki had three, Pacey Chrastina chipped in with two and Melodie Blubaugh and Lyvia Davis rounded out the scoring with one apiece.
The Colts improve to 8-1 and host Lexington on Wednesday.
Crestview 52, South Central 50
The Crestview Cougars pushed their winning streak to six games thanks to a 52-50 win over South Central in Firelands Conference action on Saturday.
Mary Leeper led the Cougars with 13 points while Emma Aumend added 11, Peyton Collins and Skylar Ramsey scored eight apiece, Anna McFarland had six, Elyse Belcher chipped in with four and Rylie Campo rounded out the scoring with two.
The Cougars are 6-3 on the year and host Monroeville on Tuesday.
Pleasant 64, Ontario 50
The Ontario Warriors suffered a tough MOAC loss to Pleasant on Saturday night, 64-50.
Alyssa Taylor led the way with 20 points while Madi Dahlberg had seven, Laprina Young, Lizzie Nagel and Adrienne Kearns scored six apiece and Rylee Nigh rounded out the scoring with five.
The Warriors fall to 2-6 and travel to Willard on Monday.
Mount Vernon 50, Lexington 37
The Lexington Lady Lex took a tough 50-37 loss to Mount Vernon in OCC play on Saturday afternoon.
Madi Basilone led the way with 11 points and four steals while Lexi Blasberg, Lizzie Hamler and Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman scored six points apiece, Kaleigh Leadbetter had four and Allie Parker and Cora Palmer rounded out the scoring with two apiece. Blasberg had seven steals and five assists while Hamler added five steals.
Lexington falls to 1-7 and hosts Clyde on Monday.
Monroeville 40, Plymouth 36
The Plymouth Big Red dropped a tough 40-36 loss to Monroeville in Firelands Conference action on Saturday night.
Erin Stevens led Plymouth with 22 points while Jaylin Branham, Sarah Hoak and Autumn Spears chipped in with four apiece and Lydia Patton rounded out the scoring with two.
Plymouth falls to 0-8 and travels to New London on Tuesday.
Shelby, Lucas remain undefeated with league wins
Friday, Dec. 17
Boys Basketball
Lexington 60, Mansfield Senior 53
South Central 59, Crestview 40
Shelby 77, Highland 42
The Shelby Whippets dominated their way to another Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win this time topping Highland 77-42 on Friday night.
Alex Bruskotter led the way with 20 points while Andre Hill and Marshall Shepherd scored 17 apiece and Jeremy Holloway added 10 giving the Whippets four players in double-figures. Bryson Baker added six points while Issaiah Ramsey had five and Max Hess rounded out the scoring with two.
Shelby improves to 6-0 and travels to River Valley on Tuesday.
Lucas 63, St. Peter's 38
The Lucas Cubs remained undefeated in Mid-Buckeye Conference play on Friday night with a 63-38 win over St. Peter's.
Corbin Toms exploded for 24 points while Aidan Culler added 12, Logan Toms and Patrick Bichsel scored six apiece, Ty Lehnhart had four, Payton Sturts chipped in with three and Andrew Fanello, Andrew Smollen and Michael Howard rounded out the scoring with two.
Feree Kent led the Spartans with 19 points while Khi Wiggins added 14, Jerome Wilson had three and Johntae Wilson and Angelo Gasper rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Lucas improves to 4-0 and hosts South Central on Saturday while St. Peter's falls to 1-4 and hosts Wynford on Tuesday.
Crestline 41, Mansfield Christian 40
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough Mid-Buckeye Conference loss to Crestline on Friday night falling 41-40.
The Flames fall to 1-5 and take on Highland on Tuesday.
No stats were submitted for this game.
Pleasant 46, Clear Fork 22
The Clear Fork Colts took a rough 46-22 loss to Pleasant on Friday night in MOAC action.
The Colts fall to 0-6 and host Marion Harding on Tuesday.
No stats were submitted for this game.
Mount Vernon 56, Madison 50
The Madison Rams took a tough OCC loss to Mount Vernon on Friday falling 56-50.
The Rams fall to 2-4 and host Crestview on Tuesday.
No stats were submitted for this game.
Monroeville 54, Plymouth 18
The Plymouth Big Red suffered a tough 54-18 Firelands Conference loss to Monroeville on Friday night.
Plymouth falls to 2-5 and travels to Crestline on Saturday.
No stats were submitted for this game.
Shelby, Clear Fork, Ontario pick up MOAC wins
Thursday, Dec. 16
Girls Basketball
Mansfield Senior 40, Lexington 39
Shelby 65, Highland 43
The Shelby Whippets took care of business in the Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference with a 65-43 win over Highland on Thursday night.
Haylee Baker led the way with 19 points while Olivia Baker added 12, Audi Albert had 11, Sophie Niese scored seven, Demi Hipp and Jena Lefon collected four apiece, Mallary Gundrum, Aleigh Thauvette and Sarah Riser chipped in with two apiece and Alexis Booker and Eve Schwemley rounded out the scoring with one apiece.
The Whippets improve to 7-0 and host River Valley on Saturday in another key MOAC game.
Clear Fork 55, Pleasant 48
The Clear Fork Colts kept pace in the MOAC with a nice 55-48 win over Pleasant on Thursday night.
Lilly Wortman led the way with 18 points while Lyvia Davis had 12, Bekah Conrad added 11 and Annika Labaki scored 10 to give the Colts four players in double figures. Trinity Cook and Kylie Belcher rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Colts improve to 7-1 on the season and host Marion Harding on Saturday.
Ontario 48, Galion 38
The Ontario Warriors picked up a nice 48-38 MOAC win over Galion on Thursday night.
Rylee Nigh and Lizzie Nagel led the way with 12 points apiece while Taylor Counts added 11, Adrianna Kearns had six, Olivia Kreger collected five and Madie Dahlberg rounded out the scoring with two.
Ontario improves to 2-5 and travels to Pleasant on Saturday.
Tree of Life 48, Mansfield Christian 45
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 48-45 loss to undefeated Tree of Life on Thursday night in nonconference action.
Alexis Ripple led the way with 19 points while Anna Sparks chipped in with 10, Raegan Standridge scored eight and Aubrynn Maiyer, Noelle Beare and Kyleah Jones rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Flames fall to 3-1 on the year and host Crestline on Saturday.
Mount Vernon 51, Madison 35
The Madison Rams took a tough 51-35 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss on Thursday night.
The Rams fall to 4-3 and travel to Mansfield Senior on Saturday afternoon.
No stats were submitted for this game.
Plymouth, Lucas boys, Crestview, Mansfield Senior girls all pick up wins
Tuesday, Dec. 14
Boys Basketball
Plymouth 63, Mansfield Christian 48
The Plymouth Big Red earned a nice nonconference win over Mansfield Christian on Tuesday night winning 63-48.
Clayton Miller erupted for 28 points including a full-court, buzzer-beater to end the third quarter. Zeth Goth chipped in with 24 as the duo combined for 52 points. Trace McVey had five while Carson Tucker scored four, Josh Beebe added three and Owen Reynolds rounded out the scoring with two.
Amarr Davis led the Flames with 21 points while Billy Killian added 10, Hudson Slater scored six, Davis Wushinske chipped in with five, Isaac Vance added three, Griffin Baker had two and Braden Loose rounded out the scoring with one.
Plymouth improves to 2-4 and hosts Monroeville on Friday. Mansfield Christian falls to 1-4 and travels to Crestline on Friday.
Lucas 62, Galion 30
The Lucas Cubs earned a dominating 62-30 win over Galion on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Logan Toms led the way with 16 points while Corbin Toms added 14 to match Galion's score between the two of them. Hunter Church and Andrew Smollen scored eight points apiece while Aidan Culler and Ty Lehnhart had five apiece, Payton Sturts chipped in with four and Andrew Smollen and Zach Diehl rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Cubs improve to 3-0 and travel to St. Peter's on Friday.
Girls Basketball
Crestview 51, Colonel Crawford 39
The Crestview Cougars earned a dominating 51-39 win over Colonel Crawford in nonconference action Tuesday night.
Anna McFarland led the way with 18 points while Emma Aumend added 15 to give the Cougars two players in double figures. Mary Leeper added nine while Georgia McFarland had six and Peyton Collins rounded out the scoring with three.
The Cougars improve to 5-3 and travel to South Central on Saturday.
Mansfield Senior 50, Sandusky 43 OT
The Mansfield Senior Tygers picked up a nice nonconference win over Sandusky 50-43 in overtime on Tuesday.
Monetta Hilory led the way with 16 points, five rebounds, three assists and six steals while Kiersten Bradley added 12 points and 10 rebounds for a huge double-double to go along with five assists, Kiyah Wentz scored nine, Ahmani Mitchell had seven, Annaleise Norris chipped in with four points and nine rebounds and Juleah Windham rounded out the scoring with two.
The win makes Mansfield Senior 3-4 on the season.
Lexington, Shelby remain undefeated with wins
Saturday, Dec. 11
Boys Basketball
Lexington 51, New Philadelphia 49 2OT
The Lexington Minutemen went on the road and picked up thrilling double-overtime victory over New Philadelphia on Saturday night winning 51-49.
Baden Forup led the Minutemen with 18 points and 12 rebounds while Caden Eichler added nine points, Hudson Moore collected eight, Elijah Hudson had seven, Jack Depperschmidt collected six, Alex Depperschmidt chipped in with two and Gage Potter rounded out the scoring with one.
The Minutemen remain undefeated at 5-0 and host Shelby on Tuesday.
Shelby 77, Galion 40
The Shelby Whippets dominated with a 77-40 win over Galion on Saturday night in Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference play.
Alex Bruskotter led all scorers with 24 points while Jeremy Holloway added 12, Issaiah Ramsey scored 11, Marshall Shepherd had nine, Bryson Baker collected eight, Max Hess added six, Andre Hill chipped in with four, Isaiah Roub had two and Carson Brubaker rounded out the scoring with one.
The Whippets improve to 4-0 and travel to Lexington on Tuesday.
Ontario 58, Clear Fork 36
The Ontario Warriors earned their second win of the season thanks to a dominated 58-36 win over Clear Fork on Saturday night in MOAC action.
Braxton Hall led the way with 17 points while Darian Delbrugge added 16, Carter Weaver had 10, Alex Rathburn scored seven, Josh Young chipped in with five and Brady Zehe rounded out the scoring with three.
Clear Fork was led by Adam Vanaudle and Kaden Riddle with 10 points apiece while Beau Dornbirer had six, Logan Anderson chipped win with four and Victor Skoog and Caleb Dettmer rounded out the scoring with three.
Ontario improved to 2-3 and hosts Galion on Friday. Clear Fork is now 0-5 and travels to Pleasant on Friday.
South Central 37, Plymouth 35
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough Firelands Conference loss to South Central on Saturday night, 37-35.
Zeth Goth led the way with 11 points for the Big Red while Josh Beebe added 10, Carson Tucker had six and Clayton Miller, Ethan Gillium, Trace McVey and Gavin Oakley rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Plymouth falls to 1-4 and hosts Mansfield Christian on Tuesday.
Western Reserve 56, Crestview 45
The Crestview Cougars took a tough 56-45 loss to Western Reserve on Saturday night in Firelands Conference action.
The Cougars fall to 4-1 and host South Central on Friday.
No stats were submitted for this game.
Hillsdale 60, Mansfield Christian 46
The Mansfield Christian Flames suffered a nonconference loss to Hillsdale on Saturday night, 60-46.
The Flames fall to 1-3 and travel to Plymouth on Tuesday.
No stats were submitted for this game.
SPIRE Academy 75, Mansfield Senior 42
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough nonconference loss to SPIRE Academy on Saturday falling 75-42.
The Tygers are now 2-2 and travel to West Holmes on Tuesday night.
Girls Basketball
Lucas 58, Crestline 19
The Lucas Cubs earned a nice Mid-Buckeye Conference win over Crestline on Saturday winning 58-19.
Shelby Grover led all scorers with 18 points while Tori Sauder added nine, Ryan Culler collected seven, Marissa Caugherty, Kylea Foss and Maddie Boyer scored six points apiece and MK Rannigan, Zoey Baker and Chloe Sturts rounded out the scoring with two points apiece.
Lucas improves to 2-7 and hosts Central Christian on Saturday.
Mansfield Christian 41, Black River 27
The Mansfield Christian Flames came away with a solid road win over Black River on Saturday winning 41-27 in nonconference action.
Alexis Rippel led the way with 13 points while Noelle Beare added 10, Abby Little scored eight, Anna Sparks had six, Raegan Standridge chipped in with four and Aubrynn Maiyer and Courtney Kissinger rounded out the scoring with two.
The Flames improve to 3-0 and travel to Tree of Life on Thursday.
Crestview 44, Western Reserve 16
The Crestview Cougars have now won four in a row thanks to a 44-16 Firelands Conference win over Western Reserve on Saturday.
Emma Aumend led the way with 21 points while Mary Leeper scored 13, Skylar Ramsay had three, Anna McFarland, Georgia McFarland and Elyse Belcher chipped in with two apiece and Riley Campo rounded out the scoring with two.
Crestview improves to 4-3 and hosts Colonel Crawford on Tuesday.
Madison 34, Northland 32 OT
The Madison Rams picked up a 34-32 overtime win over Northland on Saturday at the Akron Hoban Classic.
Faith Kuhn led the way with 19 points.
Madison improves to 4-2 and travels to Mount Vernon on Thursday.
South Central 56, Plymouth 45
The Plymouth Big Red suffered a tough Firelands Conference loss to South Central on Saturday night falling 56-45.
Erin Stevens led the way with 12 points while Lydia Patton added 10, Jaylin Branham and Jovi Tackett added six apiece, Sarah Hoak scored five, Emma Hall chipped in with four and Aryssa Horne rounded out the scoring with two.
The Big Red falls to 0-7 and hosts Monroeville on Saturday.
Wrestling
Plymouth wins Clear Fork Invite
The Plymouth Big Red won their second tournament of the early season dominating the Clear Fork Invite on Saturday.
In all, 11 Big Red wrestlers place during the tournament and had two grapplers take home individual championships. Shae Sparks won the 150-pound weight class while Andrew Miller won at 126. Sparks is now 11-0 on the season and Miller comes in at 10-1. Jacob Robinson took second at 157, Colton Sparks took second at 175 and Gabe Cox also took second at 190. Nick Roberts (120) and Cam Wagers (113) took third while Zach Miller (144) took fifth, Noah Robinson (285) took sicth, Gunner Huston (215) took seventh and Hunter McClure (165) rounded out the placers at eighth.
"This was a total team effort and I am proud of all the kids," Plymouth coach Jeremiah Balkin said. "Shae dominated his weight class and Andrew has been wrestling well this year. Jacob Robinson had his first loss of the season in the finals, but he has been a great leader and having a fine year. Colton Sparks lost to the projected state champ from West Jefferson in the finals but has dominated the rest of his matches this year. Cam Wagers beat a Loudonville kid in the finals that was a state alternate last year. Nick Roberts came back through after an injury and had a wonderful match in the finals to place third.
"Going into the finals round, we were underdogs in a lot of our matches, but the kids kept feeding off each other and stood up to the challenge. I am proud of the hard work and teamwork we have shown in this young year. Starting out 2-0 in duals and winning our first two tournaments is a great start to the season."
Flames, Cougars earn huge league wins
Friday, Dec. 10
Boys Basketball
Lucas 40, Central Christian 31
Mansfield Christian 54, Loudonville 40
The Mansfield Christian Flames picked up a nice Mid-Buckeye Conference win over Loudonville winning 54-40 on Friday night.
Amarr Davis led the way with 24 points while Billy Killian had nine, Griffin Baker scored eight, Isaac Vance collected five, Hudson Slater chipped in with three, Braden Loose and Gabe Westfield added two apiece and Bryce Courser rounded out the scoring with one.
The Flames improve to 1-2 and host Hillsdale on Saturday.
Mount Vernon 62, Mansfield Senior 61
The Mansfield Senior Tygers fell victim to a buzzer-beater on Friday night as Mount Vernon knocked down a 3-pointer at the horn to take the 62-61 Ohio Cardinal Confernece victory.
Maurice Ware led the way with 25 points and eight rebounds while Nathan Haney added 14 points, Elias Owens had seven, Karion Lindsay and Ahmaan Thomas scored six apiece, Kincade Gibson chipped in with two and Brock Hill rounded out the scoring with one.
The Tygers fall to 2-1 and travel to SPIRE Institute on Saturday.
Crestline 78, St. Peter's 44
The St. Peter's Spartans took a tough Mid-Buckeye Conference loss to Crestline on Friday night, 78-44.
Feree Kent led the way for the Spartans with 19 points while Khi Wiggins added 11, Johntae Wilson scored eight, Kaleb Kososky had four and Jerome Wilson rounded ou the scoring with two.
St. Peter's falls to 1-3 and hosts Lucas on Friday.
Girls Basketball
Crestview 54, St. Paul 29
The Crestview Cougars picked up an impressive Firelands Conference win over St. Paul on Friday night, 54-29.
Emma Aumend led the way with 14 points while Anna McFarland scored 11, Frankie Dinsmore had nine, Mary Leeper collected eight, Skylar Ramsay posted six and Peyton Collins, Georgia McFarland and Elyse Belcher rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Crestview improves to 3-3 on the season and hosts Western Reserve on Saturday.
Shelby 60, Galion 16
The Shelby Whippets picked up an easy Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference victory on Friday night topping Galion 60-16.
Mallary Gundrum and Sophie Niese led the way with 10 points apiece while Haylee Baker had eight, Demi Hipp scored seven, Audi Albert, Trinity Baker and Sarah Riser scored five apiece, Eve Schwemley and Olivia Baker chipped in with three apiece and Jena Lafon and Aleigh Thuvette rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Whippets improve to 6-0 and travel to Highland on Thursday.
Western Reserve 58, Plymouth 29
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 58-29 loss to Western Reserve in Firelands Conference play on Friday night.
Erin Stevens led the way with 14 points while Jaylin Branham added six, Autumn Spears had five and Aryssa Horne and Lydia Patton rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Big Red fall to 0-6 and travel to South Central on Saturday.
Kuhn's 24 leads Madison by Ashland
Thursday, Dec. 9
Girls Basketball
Madison 38, Ashland 34
The Madison Rams picked up an important Ohio Cardinal Conference win over Ashland on Thursday night winning 38-34.
Faith Kuhn had a huge night with 24 points including 11 in the fourth quarter and 19 in the second half. Breonnah Reece added three points while Melonie Slick, Alexsia Davis, Savannah Grey, Addyson Cox and Brianna Bowles scored two points apiece and Chloe Ebling rounded out the scoring with one point.
The Rams improve to 3-2 on the year and travel to Akron Hoban over the weekend for a showcase.
Norwalk 42, Lexington 35
The Lexington Lady Lex dropped a tough nonconference contest to Norwalk on Thursday night 42-35.
Madi Basilone led the way with 13 points and six steals while Cora Palmer added 11 points, Lizzie Hamler had five points and six rebounds, Lexi Blasberg added two points and six steals, Allie Parker chipped in with two points and Kaleigh Leadbetter rounded out the stats with two points and eight rebounds.
Lex falls to 1-5 and travels to Mansfield Senior on Thursday.
West Holmes 41, Mansfield Senior 37
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to West Holmes on Thursday night, 41-37.
The Tygers fall to 2-4 and hosts Lexington on Thursday.
No stats were submitted for this game.
Boys Basketball
Western Reserve 55, Plymouth 40
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough Firelands Conference loss to Western Reserve on Thursday night falling 55-40.
Clayton Miller led the way with 11 points while Trace McVey and Zeth Goth collected seven points apiece, Carson Tucker had six, Owen Reynolds added three and Gavin Oakley rounded out the scoring with one.
Plymouth falls to 1-3 and travels to South Central on Saturday.
River Valley 56, Ontario 37
The Ontario Warriors took a tough Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference loss to River Valley on Thursday night, 56-37.
Darian Delbrugge led the way with 12 points for the Warriors while Braxton Hall and Carter Weaver added eight points apiece, Alex Rathburn had I've and Cooper Schroeder and Brady Zehe rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Ontario falls to 1-3 and hosts Clear Fork on Saturday.
Galion 55, Clear Fork 46
The Clear Fork Colts took a tough Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference loss to Galion on Thursday night, 55-46.
Kaden Riddle led the Colts with 20 points while Caleb Dettmer added seven, Kaleb Hollar scored six, Logan Anderson and Adam Vanausdle chipped in with four apiece, Victor Skoog collected three and Beau Dornbirer rounded out the scoring with two.
The Colts fall to 0-4 and travel to Ontario on Saturday.
Tygers snap Loudonville's 30-game regular-season winning streak
Wednesday, Dec. 8
Girls Basketball
Mansfield Senior 44, Loudonville 41 OT
The Mansfield Senior Tygers snapped Loudonville's 30-game regular-season winning streak and also snapped their own three-game losing streak on Wednesday night in nonconference action. They won 44-41 in overtime.
Kiyah Wentz scored a team-high 15 points while Ahmani Mitchell added nine, Monetta Hilory scored seven, Kiersten Bradley had six, Dazey Manns chipped in with three and Juleah Windham and Annaleise Norris rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Corri Vermilya led all scorers with 24 for Loudonville while Shalen Guilliams had 12, Maddie Kline scored four and Kenzie Cutlip rounded out the scoring with one.
The Tygers improve to 2-3 on the season and host West Holmes on Thursday in a key OCC matchup.
Shelby, Clear Fork, Lexington pick up victories
Tuesday, Dec. 7
Girls Basketball
Shelby 56, Bellevue 31
The Shelby Whippets earned a revenge win over Bellevue in a rematch of last year's Division II district championship game. Shelby won 56-31.
Olivia Baker led all scorers with 21 points while Sophie Niese added seven, Audi Albert and Haylee Baker scored six apiece, Mallary Gundrum, Jena Lafon and Eve Schwemley scored four points apiece and Aleigha Thauvette and Alexis Booker rounded out the scoring with two points apiece.
Shelby improves to 5-0 and travels to Galion on Friday.
Clear Fork 73, Hillsdale 29
The Clear Fork Colts earned a dominant 73-29 win over Hillsdale on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Lilly Wortman led all scorers with 14 points while Lilian Weikle had 12, Pacey Chrastina scored 11 and Trinity Cook added 10 to give the Colts four players in double-figures. Annika Labaki chipped in with nine points while Bekah Conrad had eight, Kylie Belcher collected five, Lyvia Davis added three and Melodie Blubaugh rounded out the scoring with one.
The Colts improve to 5-1 on the year and travel to Ontario on Friday.
Lexington 66, Willard 49
The Lexington Lady Lex picked up their first win of the season on Tuesday night thanks to a nonconference win over Willard, 66-49.
Kaleigh Leadbetter had a huge game with 17 points and seven rebounds while Cora Palmer and Madi Basilone scored 11 points apiece and Lexi Blasberg added 10 to give Lady Lex four players in double figures. Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman added eight points while Lizzie Hamler had four, Alli Reed added three and Allie Parker rounded out the scoring with two. Blasberg handed out six assists and collected five steals while Basilone had four assists and two steals.
Lex improves to 1-4 on the year and hosts Norwalk on Thursday.
Galion 35, Plymouth 22
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough nonconference loss to Galion on Tuesday night falling 35-22.
Jaylin Branham led the way with 12 points while Erin Stevens scored seven and Sarah Hoak and Emma Hall had two apiece.
The Big Red falls to 0-5 on the year and travels to Western Reserve on Friday.
Tiffin Columbian 54, Ontario 40
The Ontario Warriors took a tough nonconference loss to Columbian on Tuesday night falling 54-40.
Taylor Counts led the way with 11 points while Rylee Nigh added 10, Adrienna Kearns chipped in with five and Lizzie Nagel, Maddie Henderson and Madi Dahlberg rounded out the scoring with four apiece.
The Warriors fall to 1-4 on the year and host Clear Fork on Friday.
Danville 60, Madison 42
The Madison Rams dropped a tough nonconference contest to Danville on Tuesday night falling 60-42.
Madison is now 2-2 on the year and hosts Ashland on Thursday.
No stats were submitted for this game.
Boys Basketball
Lucas falls to East Knox
Monday, Dec. 6
Girls Basketball
Wooster 66, Mansfield Senior 60
East Knox 76, Lucas 54
The Lucas Cubs dropped a tough nonconference contest to East Knox on Monday night 76-54.
The Cubs are now 1-7 on the year and host Crestline on Saturday.
No stats were submitted from this game.
Tygers win OT thriller over Lima Senior
Saturday, Dec. 4
Boys Basketball
Madison 70, Oregon Clay 60
The Madison Rams picked up an impressive 70-60 nonconference win over Oregon Clay on Saturday night.
Jayden Jeffries exploded for 36 poinst while Levi Zehner added 12, Isaac Brooks and Carson Garrett scored eight apiece and Tatum Turcott and Zane Wynn rounded out the scoring with three apiece.
The Rams are now 2-1 on the season and travel to Lexington on Friday.
Lexington 57, Clyde 43
The Lexington Minutemen went on the road and picked up an impressive nonconference win over Clyde on Saturday night winning 57-43.
Baden Forup led the way with 18 points and nine rebounds while Hudson Moore added 13 points, seven rebouns and four steals as the duo stuffed the stat sheet. Elijah Hudson added nin epoints while Caden Eichler scored eight points and secured six boards. Jack Depperschmidt and AJ Young chipped in with three points apiece while Tyler Jackson added two and Alex Depperschmidt rounded out the scoring with one.
The Minutemen are now 3-0 to start the season and host Madison on Friday night.
Mansfield Senior 61, Lima Senior 59 OT
The Mansfield Senior Tygers earned a thrilling overtime victory over Lima Senior on Saturday night winnning 61-59.
Nathan Haney led the way with 19 points while Karion Lindsay had 11 and Elias Owen scored 10 to give the Tygers three players in double figures. Ja'Ontay O'Bryant scored seven points while Maurice Ware and Ahmaan Thomas added six points apiece and Amil Upchurch rounded out the scoring with two.
The Tygers improve to 2-0 on the year and travel to Mount Vernon on Friday.
St. Peter's 56, Kingsway Christian 45
The St. Peter's Spartans picked up their first win of the season knocking off Kingsway Christian on Saturday night 56-45.
Feree Kent led the way with 24 points while Jerome Wilson added 13, Kaleb Kososky had eight, Khi Wiggins and Johassae Wilson chipped in with four apiece, Eli Evege collected two and Dmoni Lentes rounded out the scoring with one.
The Spartans improve to 1-2 and host Crestline on Friday night.
Norwalk 49, Ontario 40
The Ontario Warriors took a tough nonleague loss to Norwalk on Saturday night falling 49-40.
Darian Delbrugge led the Warriors with 14 points while Braxton Hall added 11 to give the Warriors two players in double figures. Alex Rathburn added seven points while Carter Weaver scored three and Josh Young rounded out the scoring with two.
The Warriors fall to 1-2 and host River Valley on Thursday.
Girls Basketball
Clear Fork 59, Galion 26
The Clear Fork Colts picked up a nice Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Galion on Saturday winning 59-26.
The Colts showed a lot of balance as Bekah Conrad led the way with 11 points, Annika Labaki and Pacey Chrastina had nine apiece, Trinity Cook scored eight, Lilly Wortman, Kylie Belcher and Lyvia Davis chipped in with six apiece and Melodie Blubaugh and Bella Molina rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Colts improve to 4-1 on the year and host Hillsdale on Saturday.
Mansfield Christian 58, Lucas 39
River Valley 61, Ontario 31
The Ontario Warriors dropped a tough Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference game to River Valley 61-31 on Saturday.
The Warriors are now 1-3 and travel to Columbian on Tuesday.
No stats were submitted for this game.
Shelby 71, Marion Harding 31
The Shelby Whippets dominated in their 71-31 win over Marion Harding on Saturday night in MOAC play.
Haylee Baker led the way with 17 points while Olivia Baker chipped in with 11 including a pair of three-pointers which gave her the career record for most made threes. Audi Albert scored nine while Sophie Niese, Mallory Gundrum and Sarah Riser added six apiece, Jena Lafon scored four, Alexis Booker and Eve Schwemley chipped in with three apiece and Aleigha Thauvette and Trinity Baker rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Whippets improve to 4-0 and host Bellevue on Tuesday.
Lucas, Ontario, Shelby earn league wins
Friday, Dec. 3
Boys Basketball
Lucas 55, Crestline 43
The Lucas Cubs kicked off their 2021-22 season with a key Mid-Buckeye Conference win over Crestline, 55-43 on Friday night.
Corbin Toms led all scorers with 16 points while Aiden Culler added 13, Logan Toms scored 11 and Andrew Fanello chipped in with 10 to give the Cubs four players in double-figures. Andrew Smollen added three points and Michael Howard rounded out the scoring with two.
Lucas is 1-0 to start the year and hosts Central Christian on Friday.
Ontario 50, Highland 34
The Ontario Warriors earned their first win of the season thanks to a 50-34 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Highland on the road Friday night.
Braxton Hall led the way with 11 points while Carter Weaver added 10, Alex Rathburn and Darian Delbrugge had nine apiece, Josh Young scored six and Brady Zehe rounded out the scoring with five.
The Warriors improve to 1-1 on the season and host Norwalk on Saturday.
Shelby 67, Pleasant 37
The Shelby Whippets earned a running-clock win over Pleasant on Friday night to pick up their first Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win of the season.
It was a balanced effort by the Whippets as Alex Bruskotter led the way with 14 points and Issaiah Ramsey chipped in with 13 to give Shelby two players in double figures. Andre Hill and Max Hess scored nine apiece while Marshall Shepherd added six, Bryson Baker and Carson Brubaker had four apiece, Casey Lantz collected three, Jeremy Holloway and Isaiah Roub scored two apiece and Gavin Bishop rounded out the scoring with one.
The Whippets improve to 2-0 and travel to Marion Harding on Thursday.
Central Christian 54, Mansfield Christian 45
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough Mid-Buckeye Conference loss to Central Christian 54-45 on Friday night.
Amarr Davis went off for the Flames with 28 points while Gabe Westfield added six, Billy Killian and Griffin Baker scored four apiece and Davis Wushinske rounded out the scoring with three.
The Flames are now 0-2 on the year and host Loudonville on Friday.
River Valley 68, Clear Fork 46
The Clear Fork Colts took a tough loss to River Valley in their Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference opener on Friday night, 68-46.
The Colts are 0-3 and travel to Galion on Thursday.
No stats were submitted for this game.
Loudonville 57, St. Peter's 38
The St. Peter's Spartans lost a tough Mid-Buckeye Conference contest to Loudonville 57-38 on Friday night.
The Spartans are 0-2 and host Kingsway Christian on Saturday.
No stats were submitted for this game.
Mansfield Senior 59, Wooster 48
Lexington 73, Ashland 71
Baker ties career threes record in win over Pleasant
Thursday, Dec. 2
Girls Basketball
Shelby 48, Pleasant 31
The Shelby Whippets rolled to an impressive 48-31 win over Pleasant on Thursday night in Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference play.
Olivia Baker led the way with 20 points including six threes as she tied the program's career record for made 3-pointers with 142. Mallary Gundrum and Haylee Baker added eight points apiece while Audi Albert scored four, Alexis Booker, Sophia Long and Trinity Baker scored two apiece and Sophie Niese rounded out the scoring with one.
Niese handed out nine assists while Haylee Baker led the team with five rebounds.
The Whippets improve to 3-0 on the year and host Marion Harding on Saturday.
Mount Vernon 46, Mansfield Senior 43
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough 46-43 loss to Mount Vernon in Ohio Cardinal Conference play on Thursday night.
Monetta Hilory led the way with 15 points while Kiyah Wentz added 10, Kiersten Bradley scored seven, Juleah Windham had five and Ahmani Mitchell and Annaleise Norris rounded out the scoring with three points apiece.
The Tygers fall to 1-2 on the year and host Wooster on Monday.
River Valley 56, Clear Fork 49
The Clear Fork Colts dropped a tough Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference game to River Valley 56-49 on Thursday night.
Bekah Conrad led the way with 17 points while Lilly Wortman added 10, Trinity Cook scored seven, Pacey Chrastina collected five, Lyvia Davis chipped in with four and Annika Labaki and Kylie Belcher rounded out the scoring with three apiece.
The Colts fall to 3-1 on the year and host Galion on Saturday.
Highland 49, Ontario 34
The Ontario Warriors dropped their MOAC opener to Highland 49-34 on Thursday night.
Rylee Nigh led the way with 10 points for Ontario while Lauren Sexton added seven, Maddie Henderson scored six, Lizzie Nagel collected four, Alyssa Taylor had three, Olivia Kreger chipped in with two and Madi Dahlberg rounded out the scoring with one.
Ontario falls to 1-2 on the year and travels to River Valley on Saturday.
Crestview 50, Plymouth 7
Madison Rams earn defensive win over Lexington
Wednesday, Dec. 1
Girls Basketball
Madison 30, Lexington 29
The Madison Rams won a defensive battle on Wednesday night picking up an Ohio Cardinal Conference win over Lexington 30-29.
Faith Kuhn led the way with 11 points for Madison while Natalee Back added six, Breonnah Reece had five, Alexsia Davis scored three, Chloe Ebeling and Savannah Grey chipped in with two apiece and Savanna Rachel rounded out the scoring with one.
Madi Basilone led Lexington with 10 points while Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman added eight, Lizzie Hamler and Cora Palmer scored three apiece, Allie Reed and Kaleigh Leadbetter chipped in with two apiece and Lexi Blasberg rounded out the scoring with one.
Madison improves to 2-1 on the year and travels to Danville on Tuesday. Lexington falls to 0-4 and travels to Willard on Tuesday.
Madison Rams pick up first win topping Clear Fork 54-35
Tuesday, Nov. 30
Boys Basketball
Madison 54, Clear Fork 35
The Madison Rams invaded Clear Fork and came away with a 54-35 nonconference win on Tuesday night.
Jayden Jeffries led the Rams with 11 points while Isaac Brooks chipped in with 10, Levi Zehner and Carson Garrett scored eight apiece, Zane Wynn collected seven, Cayden Clapper had four and Corbin Herr, Tatum Turcott and Aiden Balas rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Colts were led by Kaden Riddle with nine points while Beau Dornbirer added eight, Caleb Dettmer scored seven, Kaleb Hollar collected five, Adam Vanausdle had four and Logan Anderson rounded out the scoring with one.
The Rams improve to 1-1 on the season and host Oregon Clay on Saturday. Clear Fork is 0-2 and travels to River Valley on Friday.
Seneca East 58, Plymouth 57 OT
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough overtime loss to Seneca East on Tuesday night falling 58-57.
Josh Beebe and Zeth Goth led a balanced effort with 12 points while Clayton Miller added 11 and Gaven Oakley collected 10 giving the Big Red four players in double figures. Owen Reynolds chipped in with six and Trace McVey rounded out the scoring with four.
The Big Red falls to 1-1 on the year and travels to Crestview on Friday night.
Crestview 65, Temple Christian 29
The Crestview Cougars kicked off the 2021-22 campaign with a 65-29 win over Temple Christian on Tuesday night.
Owen Barker led all scorers with 18 points while Jarek Ringler added 11, Sam Wells had 10, Heath Kash collected eight, Mason Ringler scored six, Austin Wells and Noah Stuart chipped in with four apiece and Mason Baith and Karter Kissel rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Nate Groff led the Crusaders with 10 points while Landon Snade scored eight, Ian Snade added six, Colton Adkins chipped in with four and Zane Hoover rounded out the scoring with one.
The Cougars start the year 1-0 and host Plymouth on Friday night.
Girls Basketball
Loudonville 70, Lucas 48
The Lucas Cubs took a tough 70-48 loss to Loudonville on Tuesday night in Mid-Buckeye Conference action.
The Cubs are now 1-4 and travel to Mapleton on Thursday night.
Clear Fork, Madison pick up wins
Monday, Nov. 29
Girls Basketball
Madison 36, Crestview 27
The Madison Rams took home a defensive win over Crestview on Monday night knocking off the Cougars 36-27 in nonconference play.
Faith Kuhn led the way for the Rams with 13 points while Natalee Back added eight, Alexsia Davis scored five, Savanna Rachel, Breonnah Reece and Savannah Grey added three apiece and Chloe Ebeling rounded out the scoring with one.
Anna McFarland led the Cougars with six points while Skylar Ramsay scored five, Frankie Dinsmore, Mary Leeper and Elyse Belcher added four points apiece and Georgia McFarland and Emma Aumend rounded out the scoring with two points apiece.
Madison improved to 1-1 on the year and hosts Lexington on Thursday while Crestview falls to 0-3 and travels to Plymouth on the same night.
Clear Fork 60, Triway 39
The Clear Fork Colts continued their dominant start to the 2021-22 campaign with a 60-39 win over Triway on Monday night in nonconference action.
Bekah Conrad led the way with 16 points while Lyvia Davis added 14, Lilly Wortman scored nine, Annika Labaki and Pacey Chrastina scored six apiece, Bella Molina chipped in with five and Kylie Belcher rounded out the scoring with four.
The Colts improve to 3-0 on the season and host River Valley in a key Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference contest on Thursday night.
St. Francis DeSales 45, Mansfield Senior 33
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough nonconference loss to St. Francis DeSales on Monday night 45-33.
Monetta Hilory led the Tygers with 14 points while Ahmani Mitchell added six, Kiersten Bradley scored five, Juleah Windham chipped in with our and Kiyah Wentz rounded out the scoring with two.
The Tygers fall to 1-1 on the year and hosts Mount Vernon on Thursday night.
Flames use balance to win season opener
Saturday, Nov. 27
Girls Basketball
Mansfield Christian 51, New London 18
The Mansfield Christian Flames kicked off the 2021-22 season with a balanced 51-18 win over New London on Saturday.
Alexis Rippel and Anna Sparks led the way with 12 points apiece while Aubrynn Maiyer added nine, Raegan Standridge had eight, Abby Little and Kyleah Jones scored four apiece and Noelle Beare rounded out the scoring with two. Sparks also added nine rebounds and Beare collected four steals. The Flames had 15 assists as a team with 29 rebounds.
The Flames improve to 1-0 on the year and host Lucas on Saturday.
Hillsdale 62, Lucas 61
The Lucas Cubs dropped a tough one to Hillsdale on Saturday afternoon thanks to a buzzer-beater and a 62-61 final.
Shelby Grover led the way for Lucas with 29 points while Tori Sauder chipped in with 20, Kylea Foss added seven, Marissa Caugherty and Sydnee Blackledge scored two apiece and Olivia Brown rounded out the scoring with one point.
The Cubs fall to 1-3 on the year and host Loudonville on Tuesday.
Ashland 61, Lexington 57
The Lexington Lady Lex dropped their Ohio Cardinal Conference opener on Saturday falling to Ashland 61-57.
Kaitlyn Delano-Goodman led Lady Lex with 14 points and nine rebounds while Madi Basilone added 12 points, Lizzie Hamler scored 11 and Cora Palmer chipped in with 10 giving Lady Lex four players in double-figures. Kaleigh Ledbetter led the team with 13 boards. Allie Parker scored six points while Leadbetter added three and Claire Vallance rounded out the scoring with one. Hamler also added eight rebounds, four assists and four steals.
Lex falls to 0-3 on the year and travels to Madison on Thursday.
Boys Basketball
Black River 57, Mansfield Christian 56
The Flames took a tough loss to start the season at Black River on Saturday falling 57-56.
Amarr Davis led the way with 20 points while Braden Loose added 11, Bryce Courser had eight, Billy Killian collected seven, Davis Wushinske and Isaac Vance scored four apiece and Gabe Westfield rounded out the scoring with two.
The Flames fall to 0-1 on the year and travel to Central Christian on Friday.
Friday, Nov. 26
Boys Basketball
Shelby 78, Madison 60
The Shelby Whippets looked impressive in the fourth quarter of their 78-60 win over the Madison Rams on opening night.
Shelby was led by Alex Bruskotter with 30 points while Marshall Shepherd added 16 and Andre Hill scored 14 to give the Whippets three players in double-figures. Issaiah Ramsey chipped in with eight while Jeremy Holloway added six and Max Hess rounded out the scoring with four.
Madison's Jayden Jeffries scored 26 to lead the Rams while Isaac Brooks added 16, Levi Zehner had seven, Cayden Clapper scored six, Carson Harrett added three and Tatum Turcott rounded out the scoring with two.
Shelby starts the season off 1-0 and hosts Pleasant on Friday night while Madison falls to 0-1 and travels to Clear Fork on Tuesday.
Lexington 51, Clear Fork 25
The Lexington Minutemen looked to be in mid-season form in their season-opening 51-25 win over Clear Fork on Friday night.
The Minutemen defense held the Colts to just 25 points and only allowed one double-digit scoring quarter and held Clear Fork to just seven made field goals all night. Meanwhile, the Lex offense shot the lights out connecting on 25-of-50 attempts for a 50% shooting night.
Caden Eichler led the way with 16 points for the Minutemen while also adding six steals. Hudson Moore added nine points and four rebounds while Baden Forup and Elijah Hudson scored seven points apiece, Jack Depperschmidt added five and Tyler Jackson and Jaxx Lamp rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Adam VanAusdle and Beau Dornbirer scored eight points apiece for the Colts while Kaden Riddle scored four, Kaleb Holler added three and Caleb Detmer rounded out the scoring with two.
The Minutemen improved to 1-0 on the year and travel to Ashland on Friday while Clear Fork falls to 0-1 and hosts Madison on Tuesday.
Plymouth 51, Buckeye Central 41
The Plymouth Big Red came away with a 51-41 win over Buckeye Central on opening night of the 2021-22 season.
Zeth Goth led the Big Red with 19 points while Clayton Miller added nine, Owen Reynolds and Gaven Oakley scored seven apiece, Trace McVey had five and Josh Beebe and Nick Cole rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Aiden McDougal led Buckeye Central with 12 points while Tyler Sanderson chipped in with 10, Alex Kanney added eight, Drew Rose and Steven Sostakowski scored six apiece, Damian Dean added three and Manny Mullins rounded out the scoring with two.
The Big Red start the season off 1-0 and hosts Seneca East on Tuesday night.
Huron 56, Ontario 26
The Ontario Warriors took a tough loss in their season opener on the road to Huron, 56-26.
Alex Rathburn led the way with 13 points while Carter Weaver had eight and Gage Weaver rounded out the scoring with five.
The Warriors fall to 0-1 and travel to Highland on Friday night.
South Central 73, St. Peter's 21
The St. Peter's Spartans took one on the chin on Friday night in the season-opener falling to South Central 73-21.
Feree Kent led the way with nine points while Angelo Gasper scored seven and Johntae Wilson added five.
Kayden Hauler led South Central with 20 points including five 3-pointers while Kark Ferber added 13, Isaac Blair and Hagen Adams scored 12 apiece, Sam Seidel chipped in with eight, Brandon Mitchell had four and Gunner Ray and Eric Sanders rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Spartans fall to 0-1 on the year and travel to Loudonville on Friday night.
Girls Basketball
Lucas 46, Black River 42
The Lucas Cubs picked up their first win of the season knocking off Black River 46-42 on Friday night.
Shelby Grover led the way with 22 points for the Cubs while Marissa Caugherty added nine, Kylea Foss had five, Tori Sauder added four and Maddie Boyer, Zoey Baker and Sydnee Blackledge scored two apiece.
The Cubs improve to 1-2 and travel to Hillsdale on Saturday.
Smithville 55, Ontario 37
The Ontario Warriors dropped a tough nonconference contest to Smithville on Friday night, 55-37.
Taylor Counts and Lauren Sexton led the way with eight points apiece while Rylee Night had five, Olivia Kreger, Lizzie Nagel and Maddie Henderson added four apiece and Alyssa Taylor and Laprina Young rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Warriors fall to 1-1 on the year and hosts Highland on Thursday.
Shelby's Olivia Baker breaks single-game 3-point record in win over Ashland
Tuesday, Nov. 23
Girls Basketball
Shelby 70, Ashland 27
Shelby senior Olivia Baker had a record-setting night in a 70-27 win over Ashland.
She scored 26 points and connected on eight 3-pointers for a new single-game record as she helped the Whippets cruise to a season-opening win. Haylee Baker and Sophie Niese added 12 points apiece as the Big 3 were responsible for 50 points on the night. Alexis Booker added seven points while Audi Albert scored I've and Demi Hipp, Mallary Gundrum, Jena Lafon and Alegha Thauvette scored two apiece to round out the scoring.
Niese nearly posted a triple-double adding eight rebounds and eight assists to go with five steals on the evening.
The Whippets start the season off 1-0 and host Margaretta on Monday.
Mansfield Senior 52, Columbus East 15
The Mansfield Senior Tygers tipped off the 2021-22 season in style with a dominating 52-15 win over Columbus East on the road Tuesday night.
Kiersten Bradley led the way with 23 points as she scored 21 in the first half. Monetta Hilor added nine points and nine assists while Juleah Windham and Annaleise Norris scored six apiece, Ahmani Mitchell had four and Kiyah Wentz and Ja'Niya Hudgens rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Tygers improve to 1-0 on the year and host Mount Vernon on Dec. 2.
Clear Fork 48, Madison 21
The Clear Fork Colts cruised to a 48-21 nonconference win over Madison on Tuesday night.
Bekah Conrad led the way with 18 points while Lilly Wortman scored 11, Kylie Belcher added six, Lilian Weikle added five, Trinity Cook and Annika Labaki scored three apiece and Pacey Chrastina rounded out the scoring with two.
The Rams saw Faith Kuhn pace them with 12 points while Natalee Back added five and Bree Reece and Alexsia Davis rounded out the scoring with one apiece.
Clear Fork improves to 2-0 on the year and hosts Triway on Monday. Madison starts the year 0-1 and hosts Crestview on Monday.
South Central 47, Lucas 40
The Lucas Cubs fell to 0-2 on the season after suffering a 47-40 loss to South Central on Tuesday night.
Shelby Grover erupted for 28 points while Rylie Lane, Tori Sauder, Mariss Caugherty, Kylea Foss, Sydnee Blackledge and Olivia Brown scored two points apiece.
The Cubs are back at it on Friday at Black River.
Colonel Crawford 57, Plymouth 34
The Plymouth Big Red dropped their third game to start the season falling to Colonel Crawford 57-34 on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Jaylin Branham and Erin Stevens led the way with 14 points apiece while Emma Hall and Sarah Hoak added three points apiece to round out the scoring.
Plymouth is now 0-3 and hosts Crestview on Dec. 2.
Buckeye Central 63, Crestview 16
The Crestview Cougars managed just 16 points in a 63-16 loss to Buckeye Central on Tuesday night.
The Cougars fall to 0-2 on the year and travel to Madison on Monday.
No stats were submitted from this game.
Saturday, Nov. 20
Girls Basketball
Black River 53, Plymouth 43
The Plymouth Big Red fell to 0-2 on the season after dropping a nonconference game to Black River on Saturday, 53-43.
Erin Stevens led the way with 14 points while Jaylin Branham scored 13 on the night. Sarah Hoak and Jovi Tackett added four points apiece while Emma Hall, Cailynn Bailey, Natalie Channing and Aryssa Horne rounded out the scoring with two points apiece.
The Big Red travel to Colonle Crawford on Tuesday.
Friday, Nov. 19
Girls Basketball
Hillsdale 51, Plymouth 43
The Plymouth Big Red dropped a tough nonconference contest to Hillsdale 51-43 in the season-opener.
Jaylin Branham led the way for Plymouth with 16 points while Erin Stevens added 10, Emma Hall and Sarah Hoak had five apiece, Natalie Channing scored three and Jovi Tackett and Aryssa Horne rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Big Red dropped to 0-1 on the year and travels to Black River on Saturday.
Waynedale 58, Crestview 33
The Crestview Cougars dropped their season-opener to Waynedale 58-33 in nonconference action.
The Cougars are 0-1 and host Buckeye Central on Tuesday.
No stats were submitted for this game.
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