BOYS BASKETBALL

North Central 49 Fayette 41

PIONEER – Fayette trimmed the double-digit North Central (3-4) lead to just 31-30 after three quarters, but the homestanding Eagles recovered to outscore Fayette 18-11 in the fourth to secure a 49-41 win.

Gage Kidston recorded five buckets and five free throws for a team-high 15 points and Ben Pettit added 10 for North Central.

Kaden Frenn was the catalyst for Fayette (4-4) with 17.

FAYETTE (41) – Frenn 17; Leininger 0; Moats 0; Mitchell 4; Lester 6; Whiteside 5; Dunnett 9; Totals: 9-5-8 – 41

NORTH CENTRAL (49) – J. Burt 5; Q. Burt 5; Turner 0; Douglass 0; Meyers 8; Kidston 15; Smeltzer 0; Beard 6; Hicks 0; Pettit 10; Totals: 18-1-10 – 49

 Fayette            4 11 15 11 – 41

North Central 8 19 4 18 – 49

Junior Varsity: North Central, 45-24

Bryan 39 Pettisville 38

BRYAN – Jase Kepler was the hero for Bryan (3-6) by nailing a three-pointer from the left wing at the buzzer to give Bryan a 39-38 win.

Sam Herold was the top scorer for Bryan with 15 and Joe Watson added 13.

Pettisville (5-4), who led 18-9 after one quarter, had just three players crack the scoring column led by Caden Jacoby who tallied 21 points to go with his 15 rebounds and four blocks.

PETTISVILLE (38) – Leppelmeier 8; Ripke 9; Aeschliman 0; Adkins 0; Beck 0; Jacoby 21; Fenton 0; Totals: 9-2-14 – 38

BRYAN (39) – Kepler 4; Cox 3; Pelz 0; Watson 13; Koenig 0; Brown 0; Herold 15; Dominique 4. Totals: 14-3-2 – 39

Pettisville 18 4  6 10 – 38

Bryan          9 11 4 15 – 39

Junior Varsity: Bryan, 50-37

Hilltop 54 Camden-Frontier 40

WEST UNITY – Raace Haynes scored all of his game-high 19 points in the second half to help the Cadets (3-5) to a 36-20 advantage after halftime to get the win.

Aiden Funkhouser also had a big second half with 12 points to finish with 17 on the night for Hilltop.

CAMDEN (40) – Brown 4; Salyer 0; Weir 0; Wickham 7; Miller 0; Shaw 6; Conroy 11; Titus 0; Groves 12; Cliff 0; Totals: 7-5-11 – 40

HILLTOP (54) – Haynes 19; Verdin 0; Schlosser 3; Kesler 4; Funkhouser 17; Dempsey 2; Eckenrode 6; Runkel 0; Bailey 3; Crossgrove 0; Guillen 0; Totals: 15-7-3 – 54

Camden  11 9 10 10 – 40

Hilltop     6  12 19 17 – 54

Wauseon 59 Genoa 52

GENOA – Landon Hines was a one-man wrecking crew for the Indians with 26 points and 15 rebounds to help Wauseon (5-3) rally for a 59-52 road win.

Tyson Rodriguez has 12 and Elijah McLeod added 11 for Wauseon who put up 28 points in the final stanza to overtake Genoa.

WAUSEON (59) – Leatherman 9; Rodriguez 12; Armstrong 1; McLeod 11; Hines 26; Parsons 0; Patterson 0; Totals: 19-3-12 – 59

GENOA (52) – no statistics

WAUSEON  8 11 12 28 – 59

GENOA       16 9  12 15 – 52

Junior Varsity: Wauseon, 37-22

Freshman: Genoa, 29-25

Ottawa-Glandorf 74 Archbold 40

ARCHBOLD – Colin White poured in 26 points as the Titans (6-2) blitzed Archbold (4-3) with a 32-point opening quarter in a 74-40 win at The Thunderdome.

Cade Brenner paced Archbold with six field goals, including two from deep, and a free throw for 15 points.

OTTAWA-GLANDORF (74) – Schroeder 3; T. Maag 16; Unterbrink 6; Stechschulte 12; White 26; Tommazos 2; Erford 6; Westrick 4; Wagner 0; Kitchen 0; Ross 0; B. Maag 0; Totals: 22-6-13 – 74

ARCHBOLD (40) – Rodriguez 1; Phillips 7; Brenner 15; Wendt 0; Seiler 8; Gomez 0; Diller 2; Miller 5; Hudson 0; Valentine 0; Nofziger 2; Totals: 9-5-7 – 40

 O-G          32 11 16 16 – 74

Archbold  15  7  14  4 – 40

Junior Varsity: Ottawa-Glandorf, 45-26

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Swanton 44 Rossford 17

SWANTON – It was all Swanton (6-2) from the start as they led 25-4 at halftime and cruised to a 44-17 win.

Emma Crow tallied 15 points to lead ten Lady Bulldogs in the scoring column.

ROSSFORD (17) — Castilleja 0; Harris 0; Durfey 1; Clark 0; Grix 6; Hogan 5; Luderman 1; Claire 0; Kutsher 4; Pawlowski 0; Totals: 4-0-9 – 17

SWANTON (44) — Crow 15; Shinaver 2; Finfera 0; Robinson 0; Gowing 5; Nelson 3; Bettinger 2; Floyd 2; Yeager 6; Lagrange 2; Manning 3; Keiser 0; Carrizales 0; Pelland 3; Haselman 0; Totals: 12-4-8 – 44

 Rossford  3   1  6  7 – 17

Swanton 14 11 9 10 – 44

Route 49 Classic

Edgerton 49 Hicksville 29

Antwerp 45 Edon 41

ANTWERP – Alivia Farnham had 16 and Casey Everetts added 11 as the Bulldogs drained six triples en route to the first win of the season in the opening game of the Route 49 Classic.

In game two, the host school Antwerp used a 17-10 second quarter to pull ahead and then held off the Bombers of Edon 45-41.

Edon’s effort was topped by a double-double from Natalie Wofford with 17 points and 12 rebounds while Emma Hickman added 13.

The consolation and championship games will be played on December 28 with Edon (2-9) facing Hicksville (1-8) at 6pm and Edgerton (1-8) taking on Antwerp (4-5) in the title game around 7:30pm

EDGERTON (49) – Ritter 3; Gerschutz 0; Smith 6; Swank 5; Cape 6; Stuut 0; Farnham 16; Warner 2; Everetts 11; Blalock 0; Keppeler 0; Totals: 9-6-13 – 49

HICKSVILLE (29) – Adams 9; Perna 2; L. Seitz 9; Neidhardt 1; Bergman 5; Steury 0; Mazur 0; A. Seitz 0; Rice 3; Porter 0; Totals: 8-1-10 – 29

 Edgerton 9 17 11 12 – 49

Hicksville 7 10 6  6 –  29

EDON (41) – Woffford 17; Derk 0; Gr. Ripke 1; Craven 3; Briner 2; Derck 0; Hickman 13; Ge. Ripke 0; Rombouts 0; Gearig 5; Reitzel 0; Totals: 13-3-6 – 41

ANTWERP (45) – Rohrs 9; Clem 2; McMichael 15; Townley 4; Jewell 12; Fish 0; Krouse 3; Totals: 9-5-12 – 45

 Edon        8 10 12 11- 41

Antwerp 8 17 11 9 – 45

WRESTLING

Wauseon 52 Toledo St. John’s 20

106lbs – Lafountain (W) d. Wagonhauser, fall 0:35; 113lbs – Lugabihl (W) d. Beck 2-0 (SV); 120lbs – Schneider (W) d. Delao, fall 3:13; 126lbs – Twigg (W) d, Mack, fall 1:51; 132lbs – Z. Torres d. Mathias fall, 1:09; 138lbs – A. Torres (W) d. King fall, 2:56; 144lbs – B. Torres (W) d. Turner 7-1; 150lbs – Soto (TSJ) d. Long, fall 1:26; 157lbs – Waxler (W) d. Camacho 14-4; 165lbs – Morehouse (TSJ) d. Bailey 12-2; 175lbs – Snow (W) d. Cross, fall 0:53; 190lbs – Kovar (W) d. Carmack, fall 0:53; 215lbs – Yackee (TSJ) d. Duncan 9-1; 285lbs – Bowman (TSJ) won by forfeit