BOYS BASKETBALL

Archbold 43 Bryan 40

BRYAN – Archbold knocked down six triples as a team led by four from Cade Brenner on his way to 20 points as Archbold (6-4, 1-0 NWOAL) escaped Bryan with a 43-40 victory.

Sonny Phillips added 10 for Archbold, who was 16/34 (47%) from the floor on the night. Sam Herold topped the Golden Bears (3-7, 0-1) with 14.

ARCHBOLD (43) – Phillips 10; Brenner 20; Wendt 0; Seiler 8; Gomez 0; Diller 0; Miller 5; Hudson 0; Nofziger 0; Totals: 10-6-5 -43

BRYAN (40) – Langenderfer 7; Kepler 6; Cox 2; Watson 5; Herold 14; Dominique 6; Koenig 0; Brown 0; Totals: 13-1-11 – 40

ARCHBOLD 10 15 8 10 – 43

BRYAN         15 10 8  7 – 40

JUNIOR VARSITY: Bryan, 37-34 (OT)

 Evergreen 40 Delta 35

DELTA – Evergreen (6-3, 1-0 NWOAL) jumped out to a 26-14 lead at halftime and survived a big second half by Delta to open NWOAL play with a win at Delta.

Evergreen’s Eli Keifer paced all scorers with 18 points while Bryce Gillen and Nolan Risner led the Panthers (6-2, 0-1) with 10 each.

 EVERGREEN (40) – Keifer 18; Woodring 8; Gillen 7; Hudik 3; Dunbar 4; Totals: 11-4-6 – 40

DELTA (35) – Ju. Ruple 3; Gibbons 2; Knapp 2; Gillen 10; Ja. Ruple 8; Risner 10; Totals: 10-4-3 – 35

EVERGREEN 12 14  7 7 – 40

DELTA            2  12 14 7 – 35

JUNIOR VARSITY: Evergreen, 43-29

Wauseon 50 Liberty Center 46

LIBERTY CENTER – Wauseon built an 11-point lead after three quarters and held off a Liberty Center (3-4, 0-1 NWOAL) rally in the final stanza for a 50-46 win.

The Indians (7-4, 1-0) were able to hold on despite just one field goal in the fourth quarter by going 8/14 at the charity stripe.

Landon Hines had five buckets and four free throws for 14 points and Tyson Rodriguez added 10 for the Indians.

WAUSEON (50) – Leatherman 4; Rodriguez 10; Armstrong 6; McLeod 9; Vajen 0; Hines 14; Parsons 1; Totals: 15-2-14 – 50

LIBERTY CENTER (46) – T. Kruse 0; Orr 0; C. Kruse 2; Chapa 5; Hammontree 3; L. Kruse 13; Zeiter 2; Chambers 11; Navarre 0; Geahlen 5; Bockelman 5; Totals: 10-5-11 – 46

 Wauseon 12 15 12 10 – 50

L. Center  5 11 13 17 – 46

JUNIOR VARSITY: Wauseon, 34-29

FRESHMAN: Liberty Center, 27-25

Patrick Henry 60 Swanton 58 (2OT)

HAMLER – The undefeated Bulldogs (9-1, 0-1 NWOAL) used a 24-18 fourth quarter to force extra basketball where the Patriots (9-1, 1-0) pulled out a 60-58 win in the NWOAL lidlifter for both schools.

Swanton was paced by a game-high 19 points from Hayden Callicotte, Cole Mitchey had 17, and Luc Borojevich tallied 15.

SWANTON (58) – Mitchey 17; Smigelski 2; Callicotte 19; Borojevich 15; Davis 2; Wood 2; O’Shea 1; Totals: 12-5-19 – 58

PATRICK HENRY (60) – Johnson 2; Creager 15; Rosengarten 9; Hieber 8; Meyer 15; Behrman 5; Rosebrook 6; Totals 14-5-17 – 60

SWANTON 4 10 9 24 4 7 – 58

P. HENRY    9 11 9 18 4 9 – 60

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Stryker 51 Fayette 14

FAYETTE – Sage Woolace rung up 18 points for Stryker (9-2, 2-0 BBC) who dominated on both ends of the floor to cruise past Fayette 51-14.

Kelsie Storrs had six points to lead the Eagles (1-11, 0-2) effort.

STRYKER (51) – Froelich 0; Woolace 18; Leupp 0; Ruffer 2; Fulk 5; Ramon 7; Creighton 0; Wickerham 4; Myers 6; Rethmel 4; Oberlin 5; Totals: 15-5-8 – 51

FAYETTE (14) – Sinks 0; D. Storrs 0; Kovar 0; Powers 2; Gorsuch 1; Brown 0; K. Storrs 6; Ramay 0; Sliwinski 0; Schang 5; Totals: 3-2-2 – 14

STRYKER 17 18 10 6 – 51

FAYETTE  5   5   3  1 – 14

JUNIOR VARSITY: Stryker, 31-27

Holgate 39 Pettisville 28

PETTISVILLE – Holgate’s (6-6, 2-0 BBC) defense took over in the final frame by holding Pettisville (6-6, 0-2) to only one field goal as they outscored the Blackbirds 15-2 to grab a 39-28 win.

Olivia Miller, who had Pettisville’s lone points of the final stanza, led Pettisville with 10.

HOLGATE (39) – Tijerina 2; Bower 9; O. Blaker 4; Wilhelm 0; Schuller 0; Altman 8; I. Blaker 8; Clark 6; Fritz 0; Masso 2; Totals: 11-3-8 – 39

PETTISVILLE (28) – Grieser 4; Klopfenstein 0; Grimm 2; Strauss 0; Miller 10; King 0; Beck 8; Crawford 4; Wiemken 0; Totals: 12-0-4 – 28

HOLGATE     9  9  6 15 – 39

PETTISVILLE 8 12 6 2 – 28

JUNIOR VARSITY: Pettisville, 29-27

Montpelier 46 Edon 37

EDON – Montpelier (7-4, 2-0 BBC) had the touch from deep by connecting on seven treys in a 46-37 BBC win at Edon.

Jada Uribes had 15 points to lead the Locos and Kelsie Bumb drilled three triples on her way to 12.

Natalie Wofford and Jaycea Craven topped Edon (3-10, 0-2) in the scoring column with nine points each.

MONTPELIER (46) – Bumb 12; Humbarger 6; McGee 8; Mahan 0; Grime 0; Taylor 5; Hopper 0; Uribes 15; Totals: 9-7-7 – 46

EDON (37) – Wofford 9; Gr. Ripke 2; Craven 9; Briner 2; M. Derck 0; Hickman 3; Ge. Ripke 3; Gearig 7; Reitzel 2; Totals: 12-2-7 – 37

MONTPELIER 13 14 8 11 – 46

EDON                 12  7 12 6 – 37

JUNIOR VARSITY: Montpelier, 33-19

Hilltop 43 North Central 28

PIONEER – Hilltop (9-4, 2-0 BBC) outscored North Central in each quarter as they gradually pulled away the 43-28 win.

Libbie Baker had seven field goals and was 8/11 at the line for 22 points and Mia Hancock added 10 for Hilltop.

Isabelle Burnett had 17 for the Eagles (1-10, 0-2), 11 coming in the first half.

HILLTOP (43) – Brown 4; Dickinson 0; Routt 4; Baker 22; VanArsdalen 0; Bailey 3; Hancock 10; VanArsdalen 0; Totals: 14-0-15 – 43

NORTH CENTRAL (28) – Meyers 2; Burnett 17; Cruz 0; Zimmerman 0; Turner 0; Dominguez 0; Frame 0; Stewart 3; King 4; Wright 2; Totals: 8-2-6 – 28

HILLTOP       9 13 9 12 – 43

N. CENTRAL 4 9 5 10 – 28

JUNIOR VARSITY: North Central, 26-13

Antwerp 50 Edgerton 30

EDGERTON – The visitors from Antwerp (6-5, 1-1 GMC) dominated the first and third quarters by outscoring the Bulldogs 39-15 to roll to a 50-30 win in GMC play.

Freshman Alivia Farnham recorded nine points for Edgerton (1-10, 0-2) in the setback.

ANTWERP (50) – Rohrs 10; Peters 0; Clem 0; Carnahan 0; McMichael 14; Townley 8; Jewell 14; Fish 2; Krouse 2; Totals: 9-6-19 – 50

EDGERTON (30) – Ritter 0; Smith 7; Swank 1; Cape 0; Stuut 4; Farnham 9; Warner 0; Everetts 7; Blalock 2; Keppeler 0; Totals 12-2-0 – 30

ANTWERP  17 5 22 6 – 50

EDGERTON  5 6 10 9 – 30

VARSITY WRESTLING

Wauseon 64 Findlay 15

106lbs – LaFountain (W) d. Strickland, fall (1:25); 113lbs – Lugabihl (W) d. Laubender, tf (5:08); 120lbs – Moreno (W) d. Johnston, tf (2:35); 126lbs – Twigg (W) d. W. Jolliff, fall (4:57); 132lbs – Z. Torres (W) d. E. Klotz, fall (2:37); 138lbs – A. Torres (W) d. Huston, fall (2:30); 144lbs – Mitchell (F) d. Long, fall (1:21); 150lbs – Smith (F) d. Gante, 9-3; 157lbs – Waxler (W) d. Shannon, fall (3:17); 165lbs – Kessler (W) d. Hall, fall (1:51) 175lbs – Snow (W) d. K. Klotz, fall (3:55); 190lbs – Kovar (W) d. S. Jolliff, fall (3:02); 215lbs – Duncan (W) d. Lariche, fall (1:49); 285lbs – Trinko (F) won by forfeit

Wauseon 69 Tinora 12

106lbs – LaFountain (W) won by forfeit; 113lbs – Lugabihl (W) won by forfeit; 120lbs – Moreno (W) d. Bishop, fall (5:25); 126lbs – Twigg (W) d. Vannortwick, fall (0:12); 132lbs – A. Ankney (T) d. Z. Torres, fall (5:14); 138lbs – A. Torres (W) d. Graziani, fall (4:27); 144lbs – Long (W) won by forfeit; 150lbs – Gante (W) d. Delarber, fall (1:46); 157lbs – Waxler (W) won by forfeit; 165lbs – Kessler (W) d. K. Ankney, fall (1:35); 175lbs – Snow (W) d. Urivez, 9-2; 190lbs – Kovar (W) d. Bowers, fall (0:57); 215lbs – Duncan (W) d. Bailey, fall (3:36); 285lbs – Gaines (T) won by forfeit

GIRLS SWIM & DIVE

Ottawa-Glandorf 94 Bryan 85 Pandora-Gilboa 6 Kalida 1

BRYAN FIRST PLACE FINISHERS: 200 FREESTYLE – A. Zigler (2:18); 50 FREESTYLE – N. Kunsman (25.6); 1 METER DIVING – A. Lambert (166.9 pts); 400 FREESTYLE RELAY – Bryan A (H. Devlin, E. Lambert, A. Moore, N. Kunsman) 4:13

BOYS SWIM & DIVE

Ottawa-Glandorf 94 Bryan 72

BRYAN FIRST PLACE FINISHERS: 200 FREESTYLE – A. Moore (2:07); 1 METER DIVING – K. Ward (227.9 pts); 500 FREESTYLE – C. Luce (5:37); 400 FREESTYLE RELAY – Bryan A (G. Davis, S. Kellogg, C. Luce, A. Moore) 3:56