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Home»Sports»High School Basketball Roundup For February 7, 2023
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High School Basketball Roundup For February 7, 2023

By Newspaper StaffFebruary 8, 2023Updated:March 10, 2023No Comments4 Mins Read
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INSIDE OFFENSE … Edgerton’s Charlotte Blalock puts up a shot from the low square in last night’s win over Fayette. (PHOTOS BY RICH HARDING, STAFF)


GIRLS BASKETBALL

Edgerton 43 Fayette 24

EDGERTON – The homestanding Bulldogs (5-16) dominated the first three quarters in building a 38-13 lead to take down the Eagles 43-24.

Noelle Ritter led a balanced scoring attack for Edgerton with nine points and Taylor Smith had eight.

Nevaeh Powers and Kelsie Storrs topped Fayette (2-19) with seven apiece.


FAYETTE (24) – Sinks 0; D. Storrs 6; Mitchell 0; Kovar 0; Powers 7; Fetterman 0; Brown 0; K. Storrs 7; Ramay 0; Sliwinski 0; Schang 4; Totals: 3-4-6 – 24

EDGERTON (43) – Ritter 9; Gerschutz 0; Smith 8; Swank 6; Cape 6; Stuut 0; Farnham 6; Warner 0; Everetts 6; Blalock 2; Totals: 11-5-6 – 43

FAYETTE       3   8   2  11 – 24


EDGERTON 10 17 11  5 – 43

Hilltop 47 Antwerp 32

ANTWERP – Hilltop sprinted to a 16-9 lead after one quarter and gradually pulled away for the 47-32 victory at Antwerp (12-9).

Libbie Baker was the catalyst for the Cadets (16-5) with nine field goals and four three throws for 22 points.

HILLTOP (47) – Brown 4; Dickinson 5; Routt 0; Baker 22; Bailey 8; Hancock 8; VanArsdalen 0; Totals: 18-2-5 – 47


ANTWERP (32) – Rohrs 6; Clem 0; McMichael 19; Townley 0; Jewell 0; Fish 5; Krouse 2. Totals: 9-4-2 – 32

HILLTOP   16 8 14 9 – 47

ANTWERP 9 8 10 5 – 32

JUNIOR VARSITY: Antwerp, 12-10 (two quarters)

North Central 53 Hicksville 39

HICKSVILLE – Isabelle Burnett knocked down six treys and poured in 32 points to lead the Eagles (3-17) to a win at Hicksville.

Lindsay Bergman fronted the Aces (3-18) effort with 16.

NORTH CENTRAL (54) – Meyers 5; Burnett 32; Cruz 0; Zimmerman 3; Turner 0; Dominguez 2; King 8; Wright 4; Frame 0; Walker 0; Crafts 0; Totals: 14-7-5 – 54

HICKSVILLE (39) – Adams 6; Perna 3; L. Seitz 7; Neidhardt 4; Bergman 16; Steury 0; Mazur 0; A. Seitz 0; Porter 0; Schroeder 2; Sanders 0; Totals: 10-3-10 – 39

N. CENTRAL 13 17 16 8 – 54

HICKSVILLE    6 16 14 3 – 39

JUNIOR VARSITY: North Central, 12-11 (two quarters)

Delta 40 Swanton 38

DELTA – After trailing 37-30 in the fourth quarter, Delta (10-11) ended the game with a 10-3 run to overtake Swanton for a 40-38 non-league win.

Khloe Weber and Grace Munger each had 11 points for the Panthers, including combining for eight points during Delta’s fourth quarter comeback.

Swanton (10-11) was led by 15 points from Emma Crow and Alaina Pelland had 11.

SWANTON (38) – Crow 15; Floyd 4; Yeager 3; Manning 5; Pelland 11. Totals 16-2-38.

DELTA (40) – Weber 11; Munger 11; Burres 7; Friess 3; Sprow 4; Smith 4. Totals 15-7-40.

SWANTON  10 11 8  9 – 38

DELTA          12  7  6 15 – 40

JUNIOR VARSITY: Delta, 22-16

Ottawa-Glandorf 59 Archbold 22

OTTAWA – It was all Titans (18-3) from start to finish as they led 35-5 at halftime and forced 29 turnovers by the Bluestreaks (9-12) in cruising to a 59-22 win.

Alanna Pedraza had two field goals and four points to front Archbold.

ARCHBOLD (22) – Rupp 2; McQuade 2; C. Grime 3; Pedraza 4; Rodriguez 3; Mello 1; N. Grime 1; Thiel 2; Forward 4; Totals: 6-2-4 – 22

OTTAWA-GLANDORF (59) – Erford 8; Haselman 2; Recker 2; E. Brinkman 6; Aldrich 7; C. Brinkman 3; Kimmet 7; Kaufman 10; Glenn 14; Totals: 22-4-3 – 59

ARCHBOLD                     4  1   9   8 – 22

OTTAWA-GLANDORF 20 15 11 13 – 59

JUNIOR VARSITY: Ottawa-Glandorf, 47-33

BOYS BASKETBALL

MVCD 55 North Central 54

PIONEER – The Hawks (10-10) led 31-23 at halftime and then held off a North Central (8-11) rally in the second half to escape with a 55-54 win.

Joey Burt dropped a game-high 25 points for North Central and Gage Kidston netted 13.

MAUMEE VALLEY COUNTRY DAY (55) – Majors 13; Parcher 19; Dimitric 0; Calliaux 2; Knorek 3; Joshi 1; Dickerson 17; H. Patel 0; Totals: 21-2-7 – 55

NORTH CENTRAL (54) – J. Burt 25; Q. Burt 3; Meyers 9; Kidston 13; Smeltzer 2; Beard 2; Hicks 0; Totals: 14-4-14 – 54

MVCD           7 24 12 12 – 55

N. CENTRAL 8 15 15 16 – 54

JUNIOR VARSITY: North Central, 50-30

OTHER SCORES: (NO STATISTICS)

Swanton d. Toledo Christian 60-57 (OT)

Evergreen d. Holgate 48-34

Delta d. Otsego 62-49


 

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