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Home»Sports»High School Sports Roundup For December 29, 2022
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High School Sports Roundup For December 29, 2022

December 30, 2022Updated:January 29, 2023No Comments9 Mins Read

BOYS BASKETBALL

Paulding 52 Wauseon 51

PAULDING – Paulding (4-5) rallied from down 26-20 at halftime helped by 13 three-pointers on the night to sneak by Wauseon 52-51.

Landon Hines and Jack Leatherman each tallied 12 points for Wauseon (6-4) and Tyson Rodriguez registered 10.

WAUSEON (51) – Leatherman 12; Rodriguez 10; Armstrong 7; McLeod 5; Gleckler 0; Hines 12; Parsons 5. Totals 13-5-10 – 51

PAULDING (52) – Zartman 5; Adams 18; Agler 5; Manz 6; Rhonehouse 0; Jones 3; Martinez 0; Foltz 13; Reeb 2; Totals 5-13-3 – 52

 Wauseon 9 17 14 11 – 51

Paulding 13 7 21 11 – 52

Junior Varsity: Wauseon, 38-30

Freshman: Wauseon, 31-19

Stryker 68 Montpelier 54

MONTPELIER – Mateo Villanueva and Jacob Cadwell each had 15 for Stryker (4-6) who outscored Montpelier 19-7 in the third quarter to pull away for the victory.

Daniel Donovan and Levi Barnum joined their Panther teammates in double figures with 11 each.

Grant Girrell netted 16 to lead Montpelier (2-6) and Garrett Walz had 15.

STRYKER (68) – Juilliard 9; Villanueva 15; LaBo 0; Donovan 7; Cadwell 15; D. Donovan 11; Barnum 11. Totals: 22-5-9 – 68

MONTPELIER (54) – Walz 15; Thorp 4; Sommer 0; Camper 8; Girrell 16; Martin 2; Brink 2; Grime 7; Sharps 0; J. Saneholtz 0; Cooley 0; Alvira 0; Totals: 22-2-4 – 54

 Stryker        19 15 19 15 – 68

Montpelier 16 14 7 17 – 54

Junior Varsity: Stryker, 33-29

Bob Fisher Holiday Classic

Swanton 54 Van Buren 30

SWANTON – The Bulldogs led 33-14 at the break as they drilled seven treys on the night in a 54-30 win over Van Buren.

Drew Smigelski paced a balanced attack for Swanton (8-0) with 11 and Hayden Callicotte had 10.

Swanton will square off with Maumee tonight in the championship game at 7:30pm.

VAN BUREN (30) – P. Harrington 2; Reichley 2; S. Gregory 2; Thorla-Lopez 2; L. Harrington 2; J. Gregory 2; Beilharz 9; Sendelbach 4; Homan 2: Totals: 12-1-3 – 30

SWANTON (54) – Mersing 3; Smigelski 11; Mitchey 7; Callicotte 10; Borojevich 9; Davis 6; Wood 8. Totals: 13-7-7 – 54

 Van Buren 9   5   8  8 – 30

Swanton   15 18 13 8 – 54

Route 49 Holiday Classic

 Antwerp 50 Edon 29

Hicksville 55 Edgerton 52

EDGERTON – Edgerton (1-6) gave undefeated all they wanted but Aaron Klima had 10 of his game-high 28 points in the fourth quarter to help the Aces (9-0) hang on for the 55-52 win.

Carter Herman knocked down four triples for the Bulldogs and finished with 18 on the night while Corey Everetts added 17.

In the first game of the night, Antwerp (4-2) used a 19-4 second frame to take control in their 50-29 win over Edon.

The Bombers (3-7) effort was topped by Carter Kiess with 11 points and Peyton Trausch had 10.

The Route 49 Classic concludes tonight with Edon facing Edgerton in the consolation game at 6pm with Antwerp taking on Hicksville for the championship.

ANTWERP (50) – Moore 1; McMichael 5; Altimus 14; Lichty 11; Smith 0; Brewer 19; Hitzeman 0; Savina 0; Fuller 0; Totals: 9-7-11 – 50

EDON (29) – Radabaugh 2; Kiess 11; Hulbert 2; Brigle 0; Sprea 0; Trausch 10; Reed 0; Gallehue 4; Totals: 12-5-0 – 29

 Antwerp 11 19 12 8 – 50

Edon         9   4 14 2 – 29

Junior Varsity: Antwerp, 48-18

 HICKSVILLE (55) – Klima 28; Balser 6; Langham 2; Rosalez 6; Sheets 6; Heisler 5; Gordon 2; Totals: 14-6-9-13 – 55

EDGERTON (52) – Blue 2; Everetts 17; Picillo 2; Walkup 0; Herman 18; Swank 9; Krontz 4; Totals: 13-6-8 – 52

 Hicksville 13 11 13 18 – 55

Edgerton 12  9  15 16 – 52

Junior Varsity: Hicksville, 39-34

JJ Winns Holiday Tournament

 North Central 50 Hudson (MI) 30

PIONEER – North Central stormed back from a 19-14 halftime deficit with a 36-11 second half to win the final game of the JJ Winns Holiday Tournament.

Joey Burt led three Eagles (5-4) in double figures with 17, Cohen Meyers had 16, and Ben Pettit added 11 tallies.

HUDSON (30) – Czelsperger 2; Aircundo 0; Boyd 0; Horwath 18; Kolle 2; H. Arnett 0; Strodtman 3; Wheeler 0; Morgan 5; L. Arnett 0; Totals 8-4-2-30

NORTH CENTRAL (50) – J. Burt 17; Q. Burt 2; Turner 1; Douglass 0; Meyers 16; Kidston 2; Smeltzer 0; Beard 1; Hicks 0; Pettit 11. Totals: 19-1-9 – 50

 Hudson      8 11 2  9 – 30

N. Central 6 8 16 20 – 50

 OTHER SCORES: (no statistics)

Evergreen d. Northwood 68-56

Delta d. Lake 58-24

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Pettisville 49 Fayette 19

FAYETTE – Pettisville pressured Fayette into 27 turnovers on their way to a 49-19 win in the non-conference meeting between the Fulton County rivals.

Leah Beck had 16 points to pace the Blackbirds with Olivia Miller adding 10.

Naveah Powers had three-two points and a triple for the Eagles.

PETTISVILLE (49) – Grieser 6; Klopfenstein 2; Bennett 0; Grimm 6; Strauss 0; Fox 0; Miller 10; King 2; Beck 16; Crawford 5; Wiemken 2; Blosser 0; Totals: 18-2-7 – 49

FAYETTE (19) – Sinks 2; Storrs 2; Mitchell 0; Kovar 0; Powers 9; Gorsuch 0; Fetterman 0; Brown 3; Ramay 0; Silwinski 0; Schang 3; Totals: 6-2-1 – 19

 Pettisville 15 8 10 16 – 49

Fayette      3  9  2   5 – 19

Junior Varsity: Fayette, 26-22

NW Signal Holiday Classic

Wauseon 59 Holgate 38

NAPOLEON – Hayley Meyer did the damage inside and the Indians (6-5) added 10 makes from beyond the arc for a 59-38 win in the consolation game of the Northwest Signal Holiday Classic.

Meyer had had six buckets and six free throws for 18 while Aizlynn Coronado and Sophie Rupp each hit three triples to finish with 13 and nine points, respectively.

Patrick Henry took the championship after outlasting Napoleon in overtime 39-33 in the title game.

WAUSEON (59) – Tester 2; Strain 8; Coronado 13; S. Rupp 9; Leatherman 3; Ehrsam 3; Marugan 3; Meyer 18; Totals: 11-10-7 – 59

HOLGATE (38) – Tijerina 2; Bower 4; O. Blaker 8; Wilhelm 4; Schuller 6; Altman 4; I. Blaker 5; Clark 5. Totals: 13-2-6 – 38

 Wauseon 16 18 12 13 – 59

Holgate    14  8  8   8 – 38

Bob Fisher Holiday Classic

 Leipsic 44 Delta 32

SWANTON – Leipsic led 19-16 at halftime and then outscored Delta 13-5 in the third quarter to advance to the championship game with a 44-32 win.

Kendall Sprow had 14 to front the Panthers (4-5) and Khloe Weber added 11.

DELTA (32) – Weber 11; Munger 0; Burres 3; Sprow 14; Friess 0; Lamb 2; Smith 2; Todd 0; Risner 0; Totals: 13-1-3 – 32

LEIPSIC (44) – Martinez 2; Kirkendall 5; Cunningham 0; Henry 2; Hermiller 9; Langhals 21; K. Schroeder 0; S. Schroeder 3; Haselman 2; Totals: 13-3-9 – 44

 Delta    7  9  5  11 – 32

Leipsic 14 5 13 12 – 44

Image Pro Holiday Classic

Fairview 65 Montpelier 24

Bryan 62 Stryker 15

BRYAN – Four Apaches accounted for Fairview’s (9-2) 65 points led by Carrie Zeedyk with 18 in a 65-24 win over Montpelier (6-3) in the semifinals of the Image Pro Holiday Classic in Bryan.

Meara McGee led the Locos, who didn’t attempt a free throw in the game, with 10.

Game two of the night saw the Bryan Golden Bears (8-1) put on a shooting clinic as they hit 10 triples, including five in the first quarter, to roll past Stryker (7-2) 62-15.

Ella Voight had a game-high 17 for Bryan, Ella Rau had four treys and ended with 14, and Reese Grothaus also connected on four three-pointers for 12 points.

Stryker will face Montpelier in the consolation game today at 5:45pm followed by the title game between Fairview and Bryan.

MONTPELIER (24) – Bumb 0; Hillard 2; Humbarger 3; McGee 10; Mahan 2; Grime 0; Taylor 2; Uribes 5; Totals: 9-2-0 – 24

FAIRVIEW (65) – Mavis 0; Singer 0; Ca. Zeedyk 18; Sharp 0; Shininger 0; Crites 16; Rhodes 16; Merritt 0; Hammer 0; Taylor 15; Ch. Zeedyk 0; Grime 0; Totals: 25-2-9 – 65

 Montpelier 7  8   7  2 – 24

Fairview    20 22 18 5 – 65

Junior Varsity: Fairview, 43-8

STRYKER (15) – Froelich 1; Woolace 6; Luepp 3; Ruffer 0; Fulk 0; Ramon 0; Creighton 1; Wickerman 2; Myers 2; Rethmel 0; Oberlin 0; Totals: 5-0-5 – 15

BRYAN (62) – Zimmerman 0; Thiel 9; Voigt 17; Gray 4; Grothaus 12; Brown 0; Rau 14; Smith 3; Arnold 0; Langenderfer 3; Alspaugh 0; Totals 11-10-10 – 62

 Stryker 3  8   2  2 – 15

Bryan  29 18 13 2 – 62

Junior Varsity: Bryan, 31-27

Queen of the Palms Tournament

 Miami Christian (FL) 73 Evergreen 25

FORT MEYERS, FL – Miami Christian got all their offense from six players to cruise past Evergreen (8-3) 73-25 in the third-place game of the Queen of the Palms Tournament.

Kennedy Emmitt had eight points for the Vikings as they finish the week 1-2.

MIAMI CHRISTIAN (73) – Ulloa 9; Aguillera 15; Deracia 8; Clements 13; Gonzolez 19; Marquez 9; Totals: 24-7-4 – 73

EVERGREEN (25) – Smallman 0; Gleckler 3; Br. Sintobin 4; Hoffman 0; Studenka 0; Vaculik 0; Serna 5; Emmitt 8; Lumbrezer 3; Burgermeister 0; Be. Sintobin 2; Wilson; Chamberlin 0; Totals: 7-2-5 – 25

Miami Christian  23 19 16 15 – 73

Evergreen             8   2  10  5 – 25          

OTHER SCORES: (no statistics)

Emmanuel Christian Warrior Classic

Sylvania Northview d. Hilltop 59-33

VARSITY WRESTLING

Medina Invitational Tournament

(40 teams) TEAM SCORES: 1. Buckeye (Medina) 243.0; 2. Wauseon 165.5; 3. Highland (Medina) 144.5; 5. Avon Lake 118.5; 20. Delta 55.0

WAUSEON/DELTA PLACERS: 106lbs – 4. Lafountain (Wauseon); 113lbs – 3. Tyler Barnes (Delta); 126lbs – Twigg (Wauseon); 8. Hanefeld (Delta); 132lbs – 3. Z. Torres (Wauseon); 144lbs – 2. B. Torres (Wauseon); 157lbs – 4. Kale Waxler (Wauseon); 165 – Z. Kessler (Wauseon); 175lbs – 7. Snow (Wauseon)


 

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