GIRLS BASKETBALL

Bryan 67 Lake 31

BRYAN – Reese Grothaus connected on five three-pointers and finished with 23 points to lead Bryan past Lake 67-31.

Kaille Thiel was also in double figures for Bryan (19-2) with six buckets and two free throws for 14.

LAKE (31) – Stanley 13; Materni 2; Longoria 0; Tobias 0; Christ 0; Staczek 16; Garcia 0; Eckenrode 0; Totals: 11-0-9 – 31

BRYAN (67) – Zimmerman 0; Thiel 14; Voigt 9; Miller 2; Grothaus 23; Rau 6; Smith 0; Arnold 0; Langenderfer 9; Alspaugh 4; Mossburg 0; Blevins 0; Lane 0; Totals: 20-7-6 – 67

LAKE       9   7  11 4 – 31

BRYAN  23 21 15 8 – 67

JUNIOR VARSITY: Bryan, 20-13 (two quarters)

Tinora 46 Stryker 38

TINORA – Stryker (15-6) hit three triples in the opening quarter to take the lead early, but it was all Tinora after that en route to a 46-38 win on Senior Night.

Stryker’s Lexi Wickerham led all scorers with 20 points and Sage Woolace added 10 markers. Liv Mueller fronted Tinora (12-9) with 15, all coming in the last three quarters.

STRYKER (38) — Woolace 10; Leupp 0; Ruffer 0; Fulk 3; Ramon 3; Wickerham 20; Rethmel 0; Oberlin 2; Totals: 8-5-7 – 38

TINORA (46) — Brown 2; Harr 0; Lee 4; Nagel 1; K. Okuley 8; Mueller 15; Schaffner 0; Durfey 3; N. Okuley 13. Totals: 8-6-12 – 46

STRYKER 13 10 4 11 – 38

TINORA    6  16 6 18 – 46

JUNIOR VARSITY: Tinora, 16-13 (two quarters)

Liberty Center 51 Pettisville 25

PETTISVILLE – Emerson Gray netted 17 points and Bea Barrett had 10 as Liberty Center (18-3) won convincingly at Pettisville 51-25.

Grace Crawford topped the Blackbirds (12-9) with 11.

LIBERTY CENTER (51) – Giesige 0; Gray 17; E. Mohler 4; Armey 5; H. Mohler 1; Keller 7; Perry 4; Miller 0; Jones 3; Gerken 0; Barrett 10; Totals: 8-5-10 – 51

PETTISVILLE (25) –  Grieser 1; Klopfenstein 0; Grimm 3; Strauss 0; Miller 3; King 0; Beck 7; Crawford 11; Blosser 0; Wiemken 0; Totals: 7-0-11 – 25

L. CENTER      14 14 5 18 – 51

PETTISVILLE  2  12 4  7 – 25

JUNIOR VARSITY: Liberty Center, 32-27

BOYS BASKETBALL

Edgerton 49 Eastside (IN) 37

BUTLER – Edgerton stepped out of GMC play and was able to use an 18-9 fourth quarter to get the win.

Corey Everetts paced the Edgerton (6-13) attack with 18 points, Nathan Swank had 12, and Scottie Krontz added 10.

EDGERTON (49) – Blue 2; Everetts 18; Picillo 0; Walkup 0 Herman 7; Swank 12; Krontz 10; Totals: 12-6-7 49

EASTSIDE (37) – Lehman 8; Minnick 9; Miller 0; Baker 0; Brewer 8; Reed 8; Johnson 2; Moughler 2; Totals: 11-2-13 37

EDGERTON 13 14 4 18 – 49

EASTSIDE     7 10 11 9 – 37

JUNIOR VARSITY: Edgerton, 38-37