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Home»Sports»High School Basketball Roundup For February 10, 2023
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High School Basketball Roundup For February 10, 2023

By Newspaper StaffFebruary 11, 2023Updated:March 10, 2023No Comments4 Mins Read
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BOYS BASKETBALL

Swanton 36 Bryan 31

BRYAN – Cole Mitchey had 12 points, 10 in the second half to help Swanton (16-4, 3-3 NWOAL) outscore Bryan 23-15 after halftime for a 36-31 win.

Sam Herold had 11 markers for the Golden Bears (4-16, 0-6) in the loss.

SWANTON (36) – O’Shea 0; Robinson 2; Smigelski 0; Mitchey 12; Callicotte 5; Borojevich 8; Davis 5; Wood 4; Totals: 9-1-15 – 36

BRYAN (31) – Kepler 1; Cox 9; Pelz 2; Watson 3; Koenig 0; Brown 0; Herold 11; Dominique 5; Totals: 10-1-8 – 31

SWANTON  9 4 10 13 – 36

BRYAN          8 8 5 10 – 31

JUNIOR VARSITY: Swanton, 39-36


Liberty Center 64 Evergreen 55

METAMORA – Gavin Geahlen poured in a game-high 25 points to help the Tigers (12-8, 3-3 NWOAL) claw back from an 18-10 deficit for a 64-55 road win.

Eli Kiefer netted 14 and Drew Gillen added 16 for Evergreen (10-9, 2-4).

LIBERTY CENTER (64) — T. Kruse 0; Orr 0; C. Kruse 0; Chapa 8; L. Kruse 8; Zeiter 2; Chambers 8; Geahlen 25; Bockelman 10; Totals: 19-3-17 – 64

EVERGREEN (55) – Keifer 17; Woodring 6; Robertson 6; Hudik 0; Lumbrezer 4; B. Ruetz 0; Gillen 16; Dunbar 4; Emmitt 2; W. Ruetz 0; Totals: 20-2-9 – 55


L. CENTER 10 20 18 16 – 64

EVERGREEN 18 8 15 14 – 55

JUNIOR VARSITY: Evergreen, 53-51 (2OT)

Edon 48 Fayette 45

EDON – Carter Kiess connected on four triples and was 6/8 at the foul line for 18 points as the Bombers edged Fayette 48-45.

Max Radabaugh added 13 for Edon (6-15, 3-4 BBC), who led 38-32 after three quarters.

Fayette (8-12, 2-5) placed three players in double figures led by 13 from Wyatt Mitchell an 11 apiece from Skylar Lester and Kaden Frenn.

FAYETTE (45) – Frenn 11; Leininger 0; Moats 7; Mitchell 13; Lester 11; Whiteside 3; Jacob 0; Goble 0; Dunnett 0; Totals: 11-5-8 – 45

EDON (48) – Radabaugh 13; Kiess 18; Hulbert 9; Brigle 2; Sprea 0; Trausch 6; Totals: 8-6-14 – 48

FAYETTE 9 13 10 13 – 45

EDON      8 18 12 10 – 48

JUNIOR VARSITY: Fayette, 36-25

Montpelier 51 North Central 50

MONTPELIER – Garrett Walz had 28 points and the game-winning bucket as Montpelier (8-12, 4-3 BBC) survived for a 51-50 win at “The Railyard”.

Quin Burt fronted the Eagles (8-12, 3-4), who faced a 20-11 hole after one quarter, with 17 points, Joey Burt had 13, and Cohen Meyers tallied 11.

MONTPELIER (51) – Walz 28; Thorp 6; Sommer 0; Camper 2; Girrell 8; Martin 0; Brink 3; Grime 4; Totals: 16-4-7 – 51

N. CENTRAL (50) – J. Burt 13; Q. Burt 17; Myers 11; Kidston 6; Smeltzer 0; Beard 3; Hicks 0; Totals: 15-4-8 – 50

MONTPELIER 20 7 14 10 – 51

N. CENTRAL  11 10 11 18 – 50

JUNIOR VARSITY: Montpelier, 33-28

Edgerton 43 Hicksville 41 (OT)

HICKSVILLE – Corey Everetts scored all six points for Edgerton (7-13, 2-5 GMC) in overtime including the game winner as Edgerton pulled out a 43-41 win.

Everetts had 19 points to lead all scorers and Aaron Klima paced the Aces (11-9, 2-5) with 15.

EDGERTON (43) – Blue 8; Everetts 19; Picillo 0; Walkup 0; Herman 4; Swank 9; Krontz 3; Totals: 13-3-8 – 43

HICKSVILLE (41) – Sanders 0; Klima 15; Balser 8; Langham 2; Rosalez 12; Slattery 0; Gordon 4; Totals: 15-3-2 – 41

EDGERTON  9 4 14 10 6 – 43

HICKSVILLE 10 4 10 13 4 – 41

JUNIOR VARSITY: Hicksville, 35-20

OTHER SCORES: (NO STATISTICS)

Patrick Henry d. Delta 33-32

Hilltop d. Holgate 53-53 (OT)

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Genoa 55 North Central 44

PIONEER – Genoa’s Addy Moritz pumped in 32 points as the Comets led 34-13 after two quarters on their way to a 55-44 win.

Makinzy King had seven field goals for 14 points for the Eagles.

GENOA (55) – Edens 0; Lopez 3; Boyd 5; Brewer 0; Moritz 32; Combs 5; Bickel 2; Coleman 8; Totals: 9-7-16 – 55

NORTH CENTRAL (44) – Meyers 8; Burnett 9; Cruz 3; Zimmerman 6; Turner 0; Dominguez 4; King 14; Reyome 0; Frame 0; Totals: 17-2-4 – 44

GENOA          16 18 13 8 – 55

N. CENTRAL 4 9 9  22 – 44

JUNIOR VARSITY: Genoa, 21-17 (two quarters)

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