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Home»Sports»High School Girls Basketball Roundup For November 22, 2022
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High School Girls Basketball Roundup For November 22, 2022

By Newspaper StaffNovember 23, 2022Updated:January 14, 2023No Comments5 Mins Read
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EDGERTON FRESHMAN … Alivia Farnham works inside on her way to a game-high 27 points in a setback at home versus Montpelier. (PHOTO BY RICH HARDING, STAFF)


Montpelier 60 Edgerton 55

EDGERTON – Three players were in double figures for Montpelier (1-1) topped by 15 from Jada Uribes in a 60-55 win at Edgerton.

Kelsie Bumb and Meara McGee joined Uribes in double digits with 14 apiece.

Edgerton’s (0-3) Alivia Farnham led all scorers by dropping 27 points in the loss.


MONTPELIER (60) – Bumb 14; Hillard 5; Humbarger 0; McGee 14; Grime 0; Taylor 8; Hopper 4; Uribes 15; Totals: 19-2-16 – 60

EDGERTON (55) – Ritter 0; Gerschutz 0; Smith 7; Stark 9; Cape 4; Stuut 2; Farnham 27; Warner 1; Everetts 5; Totals: 13-6-11 – 55

Montpelier  19 14 14 13 – 60


Edgerton      18 13  9 15 – 55   

Junior Varsity: Montpelier, 20-17

Evergreen 50 Cardinal Stritch 29

OREGON – Evergreen took control early by jumping out to a 23-4 lead after the opening quarter to roll to a 50-29 win.

Lucy Serna topped the Vikings with 18, while Kennedy Emmitt and Addison Ricker each had 12.


EVERGREEN (50) – Smallman 0; Brooke Sintobin 6; Hoffman 2; Studenka 0; Vaculik 3; Serna 18; Emmitt 12; Lumbrezer 0; Burgermeister 3; Beth Sintobin 0; Wilson 4; Ricker 12; Totals: 16-3-9 – 50

CARDINAL STRITCH (29) – Castillo 6; Burzynski 0; Simpson 0; Payeff 0; Kinnie 6; Swakhammer 0; Hugill 2; Mercer 2; Martinez 2; Totals: 10-2-3 – 29

Evergreen          23 8 9 10 – 50

Cardinal Stritch  4  9 8 8 – 29 

Archbold 58 Eastwood 46

PEMBERVILLE – Archbold overcame a slow start and used a 21-4 third quarter to take the lead in a 58-46 win at Eastwood.

Leah McQuade fronted Archbold (2-0) with 19 and Carly Grime and Alanna Pedraza each tallied 11.

ARCHBOLD (58) – Rupp 7; McQuade 19; Grime 11; Perez 2; Pedraza 11; Thiel 8; Totals: 19-3-11 – 58

EASTWOOD (46) – Ward 10; Buehler 23; Brink 4; Spradling 3; Henlire 2; Weaver 2; Totals: 9-7-7 – 46

Archbold    7  14 21 16 – 58

Eastwood  16 13 4  13 – 46

Junior Varsity: Archbold, 30-26

Bryan 50 Tinora 28

BRYAN – Bryan drilled seven three-pointers as a team with three coming from Reese Grothaus to help her total 17 points on the nigh in a 50-28 Golden Bear win.

TINORA (28) – Sines 0; Harr 1; Lee 1; Nagel 3; K. Okuley 4; Mueller 7; Schaffner 5; Durfey 2; N. Okuley 5; Totals: 8 -2-6 – 28

BRYAN (50) – Thiel 4; Voigt 6; Gray 9; Grothaus 17; Rau 3; Smith 2; Langenderfer 4; Alspaugh 5; Totals: 13-7-3 – 50

Tinora  8  5  9  6 – 28

Bryan  20 6 18 6 – 50

Stryker 48 North Central 28

PIONEER – Sage Woolace poured in 20 points, including 12 in the first quarter, as Stryker (1-1) led 15-0 after the first on their way to their first win of the season.

Grecia Dominguez paced the Eagles (0-2) with six points.

STRYKER (48) – Woolace 20; Leupp 2; Fulk 9; Ramon 1; Wickerham 8; Myers 3; Rethmel 2; Ruffer 3; Totals: 11-5-10 – 48

N. CENTRAL (28) – Meyers 4; Burnett 5; Stewart 2; Zimmerman 1; Dominguez 6; King 2; Totals: 9-1-7 – 28

Stryker      15 6 16 11 – 48

N. Central 0 8  9  11 – 28

Junior Varsity: Stryker, 34-16

Hilltop 42 Pettisville 28

PETTISVILLE – Hilltop shutdown the Pettisville offense and built a 34-11 lead after three quarters to get the win in the nonconference meeting between the BBC foes.

Molly Dickinson had 16 followed by Mia Hancock’s 11 to pace Hilltop in the scoring column.

Olivia Miller was the lone Blackbird in double figures with 10.

HILLTOP (42) – Brown 0; Dickinson 16; Routt 0; Baker 8; VanArsdalen 0; Bailey 5; Hancock 11; Rodriguez 0; Lammon 0; JoHangten 2; Totals: 8-6-8 – 42

PETTISVILLE (28) – Grieser 6; Klopfenstein 0; Bennett 0; Grimm 4; Strauss 0; Fox 0; Miller 10; King 0; Beck 6; Crawford 2; Blosser 0; Wiemken 0; Totals: 8-4-0 – 28

Hilltop      14 12 8 8 – 42

Pettisville  0  9  2 17 – 28

Junior Varsity: Pettisville, 53-9

Delta 64 Otsego 36

TONTOGANY – Delta raced out to a 38-17 lead at halftime to open the season with a 64-36 road win.

Grace Munger led the scoring for the Panthers with 17, Khloe Weber had 13, and Sophia Burress added 11.

DELTA (64) – Weber 13; Munger 17; Turi 4; Burres 11; Martinez 0; Sprow 6; Lamb 0; Gillen 3; Smith 1; Todd 0; Risner 0; Totals: 25-3-5 – 64

OTSEGO (36) – Studer 1; L. Hillensheim 9; M. Hillensheim 5; Villareal 0; Dimick 6; Hardman 0; Lehr 12; Gibbi 3; Totals: 6-4-12 – 36

Delta   18 20 14 12 – 64

Otsego  6 11  7 12 – 36

Junior Varsity: Delta, 26-18

Freshman: Delta, 23-21 (OT)

Swanton 52 Lake 48

SWANTON – Alaina Pelland scored 9 of her 12 points in the fourth quarter as Swanton (2-0) outscored Lake 17-10 in the final stanza to pull out the win.

Emma Crow was the Bulldogs high scorer with 15.

LAKE (48) – Stanley 9; Materni 0; Longoria 17; Tobias 0; Christ 5; Enright 7; Staczek 10; Garcia 0; Totals: 9-5-15 – 48

SWANTON (52) – Crow 15; Finfera 2; Gowing 8; Nelson 2; Floyd 4; Yeager 3; Manning 3; Fagerman 3; Pelland 12; Haselman 0; Totals: 15-2-18- 52

Lake         13 18 7 10 – 48

Swanton  9 17 9 17 – 52

Junior Varsity: Swanton, 37-20


 

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