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Home»Sports»High School Boys Basketball Tournament Roundup For Wednesday, February 22, 2023
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High School Boys Basketball Tournament Roundup For Wednesday, February 22, 2023

By Newspaper StaffFebruary 23, 2023Updated:March 11, 2023No Comments3 Mins Read
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DIVISION III SECTIONAL SEMIFINAL

Archbold 59 Eastwood 36

SPRINGFIELD – The fifth-seeded Bluestreaks (12-11) shutout Eastwood (15-8) in the third quarter on their way to a 29-11 second half to blast the Eagles 59-36.

Cade Brenner canned three shots from deep and led all scorers with 27 points and Jayden Seiler also nailed three treys and totaled 14.

Archbold will take on No. 12 Tinora (10-13) in the sectional final Friday night after the Rams upset No. 5 Paulding in overtime 49-46

ARCHBOLD (59) – Phillips 6; Brenner 27; Wendt 3; Seiler 14; Gomez 2; Diller 3; Miller 2; Hudson 0; Nofziger 2; Rodriguez 0; Totals: 13-7-12 – 59


EASTWOOD (36) – Boos 14; Smith 7; Schuerman 0; Sauder 0; Laws 0; Thompson 3; Farmer 0; Badenhop 0; Weaver 10; Sibbersen 2; Totals: 7-5-7 – 36

ARCHBOLD  11 19 11 18 – 59

EASTWOOD  9 16  0  11 – 36


DIVISION IV SECTIONAL SEMIFINALS

Toledo Christian 69 Edon 43

Stryker 52 North Central 40

BRYAN – Kalon Butler dropped 25 points and Karter Koester had 21 as Toledo Christian (15-8) cruised past Edon (6-17) in the first sectional semifinal of the night at Bryan High School.

Briggs Gallehue hit three treys and had 13 on the night while Cohen Hulbert contributed 10.


The second game of the night saw Stryker (14-9) connect on eight three-pointers as they pulled away in the second half to beat North Central 52-40.

Mateo Villanueva had two triples and 14 points for the Panthers and Michael Donovan hit three from downtown and registered 13.

North Central (8-15) made nine three-pointers of their own led by Joey Burt with four for all of his team-high 12 points.

No. 7 seed Stryker and No. 3 Toledo Christian will face-off in the second sectional final on Friday night with No. 4 Pettisville taking on No. 2 Antwerp in game one.

EDON (43) – Radabaugh 2; Kiess 9; Hulbert 10; Tennant 0; Oberlin 0; Snyder 0; Brigle 0; Sprea 0; Trausch 9; Nester 0; Reed 0; Gallehue 13; Duvendack-Hickman 0; Pinkham 0; Totals: 7-5-14 – 43

TOLEDO CHRISTIAN (69) – E. Mickel 0; Ryan 4; M. Mickel 0; Criss 0; Duck 8; Koester 21; Butler 25; Hillrich 0; S. Mickel 3; J. Mickel 0; Lanchmiller 0; Kreinbrink 0; Hesson 8; Totals: 17-9-8 – 69

EDON                       10 10 11 12 – 43

TOL. CHRISTIAN 19 16 17 17 – 69

 NORTH CENTRAL (40) – J. Burt 12; Q. Burt 6; Turner 0; Douglass 0; C. Meyers 7; Kidston 4; Smeltzer 5; Beard 0; Hicks 3; Pettit 3; Totals: 5-9-3 – 40

STRYKER (52) – Juillard 6; Villanueva 14; LaBo 0; M. Donovan 13; Cadwell 7; D. Donovan 8; Barnum 2; W. Donovan 2; Totals: 13-8-2 – 52

N. CENTRAL 11 8 13 8 – 40

STRYKER      10 12 17 13 – 52

 OTHER SCORES: (NO STATISTICS)

DIVISION II SECTIONAL SEMIFINAL

Maumee d. Bryan 46-34

DIVISION IV SECTIONAL SEMIFINAL

MVCD d. Hilltop 53-35


 

 

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