LEAGUE TITLE … Reese Grothaus looks to score with her left hand in third quarter of Thursday night’s win. Grothaus tallied 16 points to lead all scorers. (PHOTO BY RICH HARDING, STAFF)
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Bryan 58 Evergreen 33
BRYAN – The Golden Bears (16-4, 6-0 NWOAL) wrapped up at least a share of their third consecutive NWOAL championship after a 58-33 Senior Night win over Evergreen.
Reese Grothaus topped the scoring for Bryan with 16 and Delilah Taylor added 10. Macy Chamberlin led the Evergreen (12-8, 3-3) effort with 13 and Bekah Bowser netted 10.
EVERGREEN 3 9 11 10 – 33
BRYAN 6 27 16 9 – 58
JUNIOR VARSITY: Bryan, 50-35
Wauseon 73 Delta 33
DELTA – Wauseon (19-3, 6-1 NWOAL) exploded for a 28-point second quarter to take a 46-14 lead at halftime as they ended the regular season with a 73-33 victory.
Hayley Meyer dropped 27 points and collected eight rebounds for Wauseon while Marisa Seiler had 21, and Autumn Pelok added 10.
Khloe Weber fronted Delta (5-15, 2-5) with four buckets and three free throws for 11 points.
WAUSEON 18 28 21 6 – 73
DELTA 9 5 15 4 – 33
JUNIOR VARSITY: Wauseon, 17-12
Archbold 53 Swanton 18
ARCHBOLD – The Bluestreaks put ten players in the scoring column as they won convincingly over Swanton 53-18.
Leah McQuade fronted Archbold (13-8, 4-2 NWOAL) with 11 points and Addi Ziegler had five buckets for 10.
Alaina Pelland was high scorer for the Bulldogs (9-12, 0-7) with three field goals and a free throw for seven points.
SWANTON 7 2 4 5 – 18
ARCHBOLD 16 11 14 12 – 53
JUNIOR VARSITY: Archbold, 38-23
Edon 43 Fayette 10
EDON – Edon (6-15, 2-4 BBC) held the Eagles to single digits in each quarter for a 43-10 win on Senior Night for the Bombers.
Carlie Kiess had 10 points to lead Edon while Demi Storrs had three for Fayette (1-19, 0-6).
FAYETTE 1 3 2 4 – 10
EDON 7 17 11 8 – 43
JUNIOR VARSITY: Edon, 27-20
Stryker 48 Pettisville 27
PETTISVILLE – Stryker hit eight three-pointers as team in a 48-27 road win. Sage Woolace paced the Stryker (10-11, 3-3 BBC) offense with five field goals and was 4/4 at the charity stripe for 16 points.
Leah Beck was the only Blackbird (3-19, 1-6 BBC) in double figures with 15.
STRYKER 11 16 15 6 – 48
P’VILLE 6 3 4 14 – 27
JUNIOR VARSITY: Stryker, 30-28
Hilltop 51 Holgate 28
HOLGATE – The Cadets (14-7, 5-1 BBC) dominated the second and third quarters by outscoring the Tigers (8-13, 3-3) 33-11 to pull away for a 51-28 win.
Jayma Bailey led a balanced attack for Hilltop with 12 points.
HILLTOP 11 16 17 7 – 51
HOLGATE 8 4 7 9 – 28
JUNIOR VARSITY: Holgate, 22-8
Tinora 70 Edgerton 34
DEFIANCE – Tinora (14-8, 5-2 GMC) had four players in double digits led by Liz Mueller with 16 points as they cruised past Edgerton 70-34.
Addie Cape made three shots from deep on her way to a team-high 11 points for the Bulldogs (2-20, 0-7).
TINORA 15 15 22 18 – 70
EDGERTON 4 14 13 3 – 34
JUNIOR VARSITY: Tinora, 56-17
GIRLS BOWLING
Patrick Henry 2,318 Evergreen 1,828
DESHLER – Patrick Henry (10-2, 8-2 NWOAL) jumped out to an 857-718 advantage after game one and rolled past Evergreen 2,318-1,828.
Carly Kanneman totaled a 322 (169, 153) for the Viking (4-7, 3-7) high series and Keigan Shuster added a 320 (159, 161).
BOYS BOWLING
Bryan 2,347 Swanton 2,145
SWANTON – Bryan’s Matt Meade posted a 459 (191, 268) and Dakota Brandeberry recorded a 399 (183, 216) as the Golden Bears (12-2, 10-2 NWOAL) ended the regular season with a win at Swanton.
Seth Sweet topped the Bulldogs (7-7, 6-6) with games of 185 and 184 for a 369 series.
Patrick Henry 2,411 Evergreen 2,117
DESHLER – Josh Hoops and Tyler Piercefield each had opening games of 214 to lead the Patriots (9-5, 8-4 NWOAL) over Evergreen.
Zachary Laver and Mason Luttrell each fired a 370 series to pace Evergreen (1-12, 1-11).
WRESTLING
Wauseon 41 Clay 28
106lbs-LaFountain (W) d. J. Medina 13-4; 113lbs-Deluna (C), forfeit; 120lbs-Martinez (W) d. M. Medina 7-5; 126lbs-Rodriguez (C) d. Moreno 15-6; 132lbs-Z. Torres (W) d. Ganues, fall 2:55; 138lbs-Grime (W) d. Pfeiffer, fall 3:23; 144lbs-B. Torres (W) d. Stobinski 12-2; 150lbs-Gante (W), forfeit; 157lbs-Con. Twigg (W) d. Weseman 15-10; 165lbs-Nagel (W) d. Kraus 5-4; 175lbs-Migliori (C), forfeit; 190lbs-Duncan (W) d. Pfieffer, fall 1:18; 215lbs-Cobb (C), forfeit; 285lbs-Cooper (C), forfeit
