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Home»Sports»High School Basketball Roundup For February 4, 2023
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High School Basketball Roundup For February 4, 2023

By Newspaper StaffFebruary 5, 2023Updated:March 10, 2023No Comments6 Mins Read
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GIRLS BASKETBALL

Napoleon 37 Archbold 31

NAPOLEON – Napoleon led 24-13 at the break and then held off the Bluestreaks (9-11) the rest of the way thanks to a 27-15 rebounding edge for a 37-31 triumph.

Sophie Chipps had a game-high 16 points for the Wildcats and Leah McQuade paced Archbold with 10.

ARCHBOLD (31) – Rupp 8; McQuade 10; Grime 2; Perez 5; Meyer 2; Thiel 4; Totals: 10-1-8 – 31

NAPOLEON (37) – Rosebrook 2; M. Kruse 5; Chipps 16; Huddle 4; Kruse 0; Tassler 6; Oberhaus 4; Totals: 11-3-6 – 37

ARCHBOLD  6   7 10 8 – 31

NAPOLEON 12 12 6 7 – 37

JUNIOR VARSITY: Archbold, 15-14

Hilltop 71 Edgerton 55

WEST UNITY – Edgerton (4-16) made 13 three-pointers, but it wasn’t enough to overcome 33 points by Libbie Baker and 21 from Jayma Bailey for Hilltop (15-5) as the Cadets got a 71-55 win.

Ava Swank had six triples and 22 points for the Bulldogs while Taylor Smith hit four shots from deep and tallied 18.

EDGERTON (55) – Ritter 0; Gerschutz 0; Smith 18; Swank 22; Cape 0; Stuut 4; Farnham 2; Warner 0; Everetts 9; Keppeler 0; Totals: 6-13-4 – 55

HILLTOP (71) – Brown 2; Dickinson 6; Routt 9; Baker 33; Bailey 21; Van Arsdalen 0; Totals: 21-4-17 – 71

EDGERTON 18 11  9 17 – 55

HILLTOP      13 19 20 19 – 71

JUNIOR VARSITY: Edgerton, 57-15

Hicksville 63 Edon 55

HICKSVILLE –  The foul line was the difference with Hicksville (3-17) outscoring Edon 30-6 as the Aces rallied in the fourth quarter for the win.

Tri-County Repair

Natalie Wofford fronted Edon (6-15) with 18, Jaycea Craven drilled four triples and tallied 14, and Maddie Gearig had 10.

EDON (55) – Wofford 18; A. Derck 0; Gr. Ripke 0; Craven 14; Briner 2; M. Derck 0; Hickman 9; Ge. Ripke 2; Gearig 10; Reitzel 2; Totals: 17-5-6 – 55

HICKSVILLE (63) – Adams 6; Perna 3; L. Seitz 20; Neidhardt 6; Bergman 16; Steury 6; Mazur 0; A. Seitz 2; Rice 4; Porter 0; Totals: 12-3-30 – 63

 EDON              12 18 17 8 – 55

Kim Supply

HICKSVILLE 13 20 13 17 – 63

JUNIOR VARSITY: Hicksville, 27-25

Delta 59 Fayette 14

FAYETTE – Delta (9-11) shutout the Eagles in the second quarter and limited Fayette (2-18) to just five field goals in the game to roll to a 59-14 win.

Khloe Weber led all scorers with 20 points for Delta and Grace Munger had 13. Nevaeh Powers topped Fayette with six points on the afternoon.

R Taylor

DELTA (59) – Weber 20; Munger 13; Burres 5; Martinez 0; Friess 1; Sprow 6; Lamb 4; Gillen 1; Smith 3; Todd 6; Risner 0; Totals: 14-7-10 – 59

FAYETTE (14) – Sinks 0; D. Storrs 3; Mitchell 0; Kovar 0; Powers 6; Brown 2; K. Storrs 3; Ramay 0; Sliwinski 0; Schang 0; Totals: 2-3-1 – 14

DELTA      17 17 19 6 – 59

FAYETTE  8   0   3  3 – 14

Carlin Co

JUNIOR VARSITY: Delta, 26-24

Bryan 59 Wauseon 28

BRYAN – Three Lady Bears reached double figures to help Bryan secure a share of their fourth straight NWOAL championship.

Kailee Thiel had 16 to lead Bryan, Reese Grothaus netted 14, and Ella Voigt added 13.

Hayley Meyer scored 14 for the Indians (11-10 2-4 NWOAL) on five buckets and four free throws.

Coldwell Bankers – Rachel Walz

Bryan (18-2, 6-0) can secure the title outright with a win at Swanton this Thursday.

WAUSEON (28) – Stasa 6; Tester 2; Strain 0; Pelok 0; Coronado 0; B. Rupp 0; Hamilton 0; S. Rupp 2; Leatherman 0; Kay. Ehrsam 0; Marugan 4; Meyer 14; Totals 11-0-6 – 28

BRYAN (59) – Zimmerman 0; Thiel 16; Voigt 13; Grothaus 14; Rau 5; Smith 3; Arnold 0; Langenderfer 8; Alspaugh 0; Mossburg 0; Vollmer 0; Blevins 0; Totals: 18-6-5 – 59

WAUSEON 3 15  5   5 – 28

Thompson and Geesey

BRYAN      10 24 12 13 – 59

JUNIOR VARSITY: Wauseon, 39-12

 Ayersville 50 Stryker 38

AYERSVILLE – Neva Sheets and Ally Schindler had 14 points each for Ayersville who led 16-7 after one quarter in a 50-38 victory.

Stryker’s Sage Woolace went 12/14 at the free throw line and registered six field goals for a game-high 24 points.

Abigail Wurm

STRYKER (38) – Woolace 24; Leupp 0; Ruffer 0; Fulk 3; Ramon 0; Wickerham 3; Rethmel 8; Oberlin 0; Totals: 9-2-14 – 38

AYERSVILLE (50) – McGuire 11; Becher 2; Waldron 1; Sheets 14; Dockery 6; Schindler 14; L. Sheets 0; Manon 2; Young 0; Clark 0; Pahl 0; Zartman 0. Totals: 12-2-20 – 50.

STRYKER       7  11 6 14 – 38

AYERSVILLE 16 13 8 13 – 50

Edon Farmers

JUNIOR VARSITY: Ayersville, 26-25 (2 quarters)

OTHER SCORES: (NO STATISTICS)

MVCD d. Montpelier 41-35

Swanton d. Otsego 29-17

BOYS BASKETBALL

Antwerp 54 Edon 20

ANTWERP – Landon Brewer canned five triples and had 25 points on the night as Antwerp (15-3) cruised to 54-20 win over the Bombers.

B&G Outdoor

Carter Kiess led the Edon (5-15) scoring with three buckets and three free throws for nine.

EDON (20) – Radabaugh 5; Kiess 9; Hulbert 2; Tennant 0; Oberlin 0; Brigle 2; Sprea 0; Trausch 2; Nester 0; Gallehue 0; Duvendack-Hickman 0; Totals: 6-1-5 – 20

ANTWERP (54) – Moore 5; McMichael 7; Altimus 7; R. Lichty 8; Smith 0; Hines 0; Brewer 25; Hitzeman 2; Savina 0; Fuller 0; A. LIchty 0; Totals: 11-7-8 – 54

EDON          1   5   8  6 – 20

Mary Stoller – Lashaway Trust

ANTWERP 19 14 16 5 – 54

JUNIOR VARSITY: Antwerp, 43-13

Archbold 46 Tinora 34

ARCHBOLD – The Bluestreaks used a 20-6 second quarter to blow the game open en route to a 46-34 win.

Sonny Phillips, Cade Brenner, and Micah Nofziger each had 13 points for Archbold (10-9).

Baldy’s

TINORA (34) – Eckert 15; Plassman 8; Anders 2; Harris 5; Homier 0; Ackerman 4. Totals: 4-7-5 – 34

ARCHBOLD (46) – Phillips 13; Brenner 13; Wendt 0; Seiler 7; Gomez 0; Diller 0; Miller 0; Hudson 0; Nofziger 13; Totals: 14-4-6 – 46

TINORA       5  6 12 11 – 34

ARCHBOLD 6 20 7 13 – 46

Straight Way Farm

Ayersville 43 Stryker 39

AYERSVILLE – Tyson Schlachter had 23 points for the Pilots (11-8) who held off a Stryker (11-9) comeback in the final frame for a 43-39 win.

Daniel Donovan had 14, helped by three triples, and Michael Donovan added 10 for the Panthers.

STRYKER (39) – Juillard 2; Villanueva 0; LaBo 2; M. Donovan 10; Cadwell 8; D. Donovan 14; Barnum 3; W. Donovan 0; Rethmel 0; Totals: 11-5-2 – 39

AYERSVILLE (43) – Brown 0; Clark 6; Amoroso 0; Schlachter 23; McGuire 6; Flory 0; Michel 8; Totals: 16-0-11 – 43

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AYERSVILLE  8 10 15 10 – 43

STRYKER       11 4  7  17 – 39

JUNIOR VARSITY: Stryker, 27-24

OTHER SCORES: (NO STATISTICS)

Fairview d. Hilltop 64-35

Edon Farmers

Continental d. Montpelier 37-36

Bryan d. Celina 43-37


 

 

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