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Winter Sports Roundup For January 13th, 2022

January 14, 2022Updated:March 9, 2022No Comments4 Mins Read

BIG THIRD QUARTER … Bekah Bowser draws a foul as she glides to the hoop in the second half. Bowser had 10 of her game-high 24 in the third quarter to help Evergreen pull away. (PHOTO BY JACOB KESSLER, STAFF)


GIRLS BASKETBALL

Evergreen 71 Delta 58

DELTA – Bekah Bowser had 10 of her game-high 24 points during a decisive third quarter as Evergreen (8-5, 2-1 NWOAL) pulled away for the 71-58 victory.

Bowser, who drilled six-three pointers on the night, was joined in double figures by Lucy Serna with 13 and Macy Chamberlin had 11.

Grace Munger had 17 (14 in the second half) to lead Delta (3-10, 1-2 NWOAL) and Sophia Burres registered 12.

EVERGREEN  20  11  24  16 – 71

DELTA              19  12  11  16 – 58

JUNIOR VARSITY: Evergreen, 52-17

Wauseon 44 Liberty Center 38

LIBERTY CENTER – The Indians led 36-22 after three quarters and were able to hold off the Tigers (8-6, 2-1 NWOAL) in final quarter despite LC knocking down four 3-pointers in the final frame to close the gap.

Marisa Seiler topped the scoring column for Wauseon (10-3, 2-1 NWOAL) with 17 and Hayley Meyer added 11 on the night.

WAUSEON  11  14  11   8 – 44

L. CENTER  6    9    7   16 – 38

JUNIOR VARSITY: Liberty Center, 34-27

Patrick Henry 44 Swanton 27

HAMLER – Kya Seemann had 16 and Karsyn Weber added 13 as Patrick Henry (2-11, 1-2 NWOAL) knocked off Swanton for their first NWOAL win of the season. Alaina Pelland led the Swanton (8-6, 0-3 NWOAL) with six buckets for 12 points.

SWANTON  8   7  11  4 – 27

P. HENRY 16  14  6  8 – 44

JUNIOR VARSITY: Patrick Henry, 31-24

Bryan 50 Archbold 19

ARCHBOLD –Bryan (12-2, 3-0 NWOAL) made ten treys as a team with Reese Grothaus accounting for five on her way to 17 points in Bryan’s dominating performance at Archbold.

Addie Arnold hit 3-pointers of her own and finished with 14 for the Golden Bears. Sophie Rupp, Harley Phillips, and Alivia Rodriguez had four points each to top Archbold (9-6, 1-2 NWOAL).

BRYAN           3    4     7  5 – 19

ARCHBOLD  14  16  16  4 – 50

JUNIOR VARSITY: Archbold, 18-16 (2 quarters/OT)

North Central 44 Pettisville 25

PIONEER – North Central (7-6, 2-0 BBC) was 13/24 from 2-point range and 16/34 overall in a 44-25 BBC victory over the Blackbirds.

Two Eagles reached double digits on the night led by Madison Brown’s 19 and Lauren Balser had 10. Pettisville (2-12, 0-3 BBC) was topped in scoring by Alli King with five.

PETTISVILLE   8   4   6   7 – 25

N. CENTRAL    12  9  14  9 – 44

Montpelier 35 Holgate 31

MONTPELIER – The Locos (12-2, 3-0 BBC) remained unbeaten in the BBC with a hard-fought 35-31 win over Holgate at The Railyard.

Montpelier’s Chelsea McCord tallied 14 points to lead all scorers while Holgate (6-9, 2-1 BBC) was paced by Justine Eis with 12.

HOLGATE   5   4  10  12 – 31

M’PELIER  11  4   6   14 – 35

JUNIOR VARSITY: Holgate, 19-9

Hilltop 57 Fayette 28

FAYETTE – Hilltop (8-5, 2-0 BBC) led 38-17 at halftime and then held Fayette (0-14, 0-3 BBC) scoreless in the third quarter and they rolled past Fayette 57-28.

Libbie Baker fronted the Cadets with 19 points and Lana Baker had three field goals and was 5/6 at the free throw line for 11 points.

Gracee Bingman buried five triples and added a pair of two-pointers for a game-high 21 points to lead the Eagles.

HILLTOP   19   19  15  4 – 57

FAYETTE    9     8    0  11 – 28

JUNIOR VARSITY: Fayette, 35-13

Stryker 54 Edon 41

EDON – No stats reported.

Fairview 63 Edgerton 15

SHERWOOD – Kelly Crites dropped 23 points and had nine steals as Fairview (9-6, 2-1 GMC) steamrolled Edgerton in a GMC contest. Grace Schroeder and Casey Everetts had five points apiece for Edgerton (2-12, 0-3 GMC).

EDGERTON  2   11   0   2 – 15

FAIRVIEW   23  13  18  9 – 63

JUNIOR VARSITY: Fairview, 48-10

WRESTLING

Wauseon 51 Liberty Center 12

WAUSEON – 106lbs: LaFountain (W), forfeit; 113lbs: Collin Twigg (W) d. Sczepanski, fall 1:43; 120lbs: Matthews (LC) d. Wasnich 7-2; 126lbs: Martinez (W) d. Bartels 8-1; 132lbs: Nofziger (W) d. Perry, fall 5:21; 138lbs: Ritter (W) d. Wittenmeyer 7-2; 144lbs: Grime (W) d. Ley, fall 0:43; 150lbs: Keesbury (W) d. Moench 5-4; 157lbs: Nagel (W) d. Myers 10-1; 165lbs: Connor Twigg (W) d. Foster 6-1; 175lbs: Kessler d. Dergstedt, TF 5:41; 190lbs: Johnson (LC) d. Duncan 9-4; 215lbs: Snow (W) d. Huffman, fall 5:42; 285lbs: Box (LC), forfeit


 

 

 

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