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High School Sports Roundup For December 2, 2022

By Newspaper StaffDecember 3, 2022Updated:January 14, 2023No Comments7 Mins Read
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BRYAN GOLDEN BEAR … Isaac Stoy rolled games of 161 and 223 to help Bryan to a season opening win over Evergreen. (PHOTO BY RICH HARDING, STAFF)


BOYS BOWLING

Wauseon 2,251 Swanton 1,459

NAPOLEON – Ryan Marks paced Wauseon with a games of 195 and 213 in a victory over Swanton to get league play underway.

Scott Lafferty-Reside topped the Bulldogs with a 315 series.

At River City Bowl-A-Way

Swanton (1,459) – S. Lafferty-Reside 155-160; Williams 144-160; C. Lafferty-Reside 137-145; Chovan 104-94 Swanton Baker 360


Wauseon (2,251) – Marks 195-213; Little 190-195; Black 163-188; Panico 164-164; Luce 166-138; Wauseon Baker 455

Bryan 2,241 Evergreen 2,044

BRYAN – The Golden Bears led 1,676-1,619 after match play before taking Baker play 565-425 to pull away for the win.

Dakota Brandeberry recorded a 406 series (233,173) to lead Bryan and Michael Laver posted a 396 (182, 214) for the Vikings.


At Bryan Lanes

Evergreen (2,044) – Laver 182-214; Gillen 214-157; McKenzie 153-149; Robinette 167-132; Hansel 145-106; Evergreen Baker 425

Bryan (2,241) – Alexander 137; Brandeberry 233-173; Craig 79; Muhe 178-219; Singh 147-126; Stoy 161-223; Bryan Baker 565


 Liberty Center 2,471 Delta 2,197

SWANTON – Wesley Wilhelm tallied a 254 in game two and had a 433 series in Liberty Center’s win over Delta.

Dylan Sticker led the Delta effort with a 356 (192, 164) while Brody Waugh and Paul McQueen each had a 332.

At Swanton Sports Center

Liberty Center (2,481) – Wilhelm 179-254; Sexton 195-189; Blanton 193-190; Amstutz 196-178; McDoogle 169-160; Liberty Center Baker 578

Delta (2,197) – Stricker 192-164; Waugh 158-174; McQueen 146-186; Hawkins 157-147; Cone 140-159; Delta Baker 574

GIRLS BOWLING

Liberty Center 1,988 Delta 1,822

SWANTON – Delta senior Lexi Brown broke the school’s high game record by firing a 300 in her second game to finish with a 461 series as Delta dropped a close match with Liberty Center.


At Swanton Sports Center

Liberty Center (1,988) – Seedorf 149-212; Amstutz 164-186; Smith 165-160; Roth 144-171; Garretson 113; Bowers 103; Liberty Center Baker 421

Delta (1.822) – Brown 161-300; Flickinger 128-168; Tipton 133-109; Hyott 111-116; Shelhart 86-108; Delta Baker 402

Wauseon 2,394 Swanton 996

NAPOLEON – Natalie Stevens posted the high-game for the Indians with a 239 and Jayde Ramos put together a 415 series as Wauseon opened league play by beating Swanton.

At River City Bowl-A-Way

Wauseon (2,394) – Stevens 239; Ramos 201-214; Yocum 173-202; Horner 183-196; R. Carr 161-188; D. Carr 148; Wauseon Baker 499


Swanton (996) – Scherger 104-101; Gossett 76-109; Roytek 114-71; Urbina 72-98; Swanton Baker 251

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Archbold 55 Edgerton 40

ARCHBOLD – Twelve Bluestreaks reached the scoring column and Edgerton committed 34 turnovers as Archbold picked up a 55-40 win.

Sophie Rupp topped Archbold (4-1) in points and rebounds with 17 and 9, respectively.

Alivia Farnham fronted Edgerton (0-5) in the loss with 16 points and Casey Everetts added 14.

EDGERTON (40) — Ritter 4; Gerschutz 0; Smith 5; Swank 0; Cape 1; Stuut 0; Farnham 16; Warner 0; Hennessey 0; Everetts 14; Totals: 7-6-8 – 40

ARCHBOLD (55) — Rupp 17; McQuade 8; Grime 3; Perez 2; Ruffer 0; Pedraza 2; Rodriguez 5; Ruger 2; Mello 7; Meyer 1; Thiel 4; Kinsman 0; Reyes 2; Forward 2; Totals: 20-2-9 – 55


 Edgerton  9   6  12 13 — 40

Archbold 14 14 17 10 — 55

Junior Varsity: Archbold, 38-8

Pettisville 45 North Central 20

PIONEER – Pettisville’s defense limited the Eagles to just six points in the first and forced the Eagles into 27 turnovers in a 45-20 non-conference win.

Grace Crawford dropped 13 points to pace Pettisville (3-2) while Cailyn Meyers and Grecia Dominguez led North Central (0-4) with four each.

PETTISVILLE (45) – Grieser 8; Klopfenstein 4; Bennett 0; Grimm 2; Strauss 0; Fox 0; Miller 4; King 2; Beck 9; Crawford 13; Wiemken 2; Totals: 12-2-11 – 45


NORTH CENTRAL (20) – Meyers 4; Stewart 3; Cruz 2; Zimmerman 3; Turner 0; Dominguez 4; King 2; Wright 2; Totals: 8-1-1 – 20

 Pettisville       11 8 4 10 — 45

North Central 2 4 10 4 — 20

Junior Varsity:  Pettisville, 45-12

Montpelier 51 Fayette 28

FAYETTE – Jada Uribes hit for 14 points and Aleigha Hillard had 10 to carry Montpelier (3-1) to 51-28 win over the Eagles.

Addison Schang and Neveah Powers each tallied seven points for Fayette (0-4).


MONTPELIER (51) – Hillard 10; Humbarger 5; McGee 8; Mahan 5; Grime 0; Taylor 7; Hopper 2; Uribes 14; Totals: 14-5-8 – 51

FAYETTE (28) – Sinks 0; D. Storrs 0; Mitchell 0; Kovar 0; Powers 7; Fetterman 2; Brown 2; K. Storrs 5; Ramay 5; Sliwinski 0; Schang 7; Totals: 8-2-6 – 28

 Montpelier 14 13 10 14 – 51

Fayette         4  12  7  5 – 28

Junior Varsity: Fayette, 33-16

BOYS BASKETBALL

Toledo Christian 59 Edon 29

EDON – The visitors from Toledo Christian (2-0) raced out to a 16-2 lead after one quarter and 29-7 at halftime to roll past the Bombers 59-29.

Edon (0-3) was topped on the scoresheet by Max Radabaugh and Carter Kiess with nine points apiece.

TOLEDO CHRISTIAN (59) – Ryan 10; Duck 1; Koester 14; Butler 9; Mickel 3; Gaston 14; Hesson 8: Totals: 17-6-7 – 59

EDON (29) – Radabaugh 9; Kiess 9; Hulbert 2; Trausch 2; Gallehue 7; Totals: 11-1-4 – 29

Tol. Christian 16 13 17 13 – 59

Edon                2   5  12 10 – 29

Wayne Trace 49 Bryan 38

BRYAN – Wayne Trace (2-0) grabbed a 17-9 lead after the first eight minutes and held off the Golden Bears the rest of the way to get a 49-38 victory.

Sam Herold knocked down three shots from deep in the first half and finished with 14 points on the night for Bryan (1-2).

WAYNE TRACE (49) — T. Laukhuf 2; Miller 0; Winans 5; B. Laukhuf 15; Clemens 0; Davis 5; Forrer 0; Stoller 22; Totals: 15-5-4 – 49

BRYAN (38) — Pelz 4; Cox 9; Kepler 4; Herold 14; Dominique 0; Watson 7; Koenig 0; Totals: 8-4-10 – 38

Wayne Trace 17 14 14 4 – 49

Bryan               8  15 11 4 – 38

Junior Varsity: Wayne Trace, 31-28

Swanton 52 Evergreen 44

METAMORA – Swanton (2-0) led 31-19 and recovered after a scoreless third quart to put 21 points on the board in the final stanza to get the non-league win.

Cole Mitchey had 16 to pace Swanton while Luc Borojevich added 13. Evergreen (2-1) was led by a game-high 26 from Eli Kiefer in the setback.

SWANTON (52) – Smigelski 7; Mitchey 16; Callicotte 9; Borojevich 13; Davis 5; Wood 2; Totals: 16-5-5-52

EVERGREEN (44) – Keifer 26; Hudik 4; Lumbrezer 4; Gillen 7; Walker 3; Totals: 13-2-12 – 44

Swanton  10 21 0 21- 52

Evergreen 9 10 9 16 – 44

Junior Varsity: Evergreen, 46-25

Tinora 49 Delta 42

TINORA – Luke Harris and Eli Plassman each hit five triples on their way to 24 and 17 points, respectively, to help the Rams (1-1) defeat Delta (1-1) 49-42.

Bryce Gillen and Nolan Risner had 12 each to front the Panthers.

DELTA (42) – Ju. Ruple 4; Gibbons 3; Knapp 3; Roth 0; Gillen 12; Ja. Ruple 5; Risner 12; Brasher 0; Totals: 6-8-6 – 42

TINORA (49) – Eckert 5; Plassman 17; Anders 1; Rittenhouse 2; Harris 24; Ackerman 0; Friedricksen 0; Totals: 5-10-9 – 49

Delta    5  9  9  19 – 42

Tinora 11 8 12 18 – 49

Junior Varsity: Tinora, 31-16


 

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