NWOAL BOWLING … Bryan’s Haylie Federspiel warms up prior to the match versus Delta. Federspiel rolled games of 154 and 191 to lead the Lady Bears to the win. (PHOTO BY RICH HARDING, STAFF)
GIRLS BOWLING
Bryan 1,882 Delta 1,675
BRYAN – The Golden Bears swept match play and then used a 450-392 win in the Baker Games to pull away for the win.
Haylie Federspiel rolled games 154 and 191 to lead Bryan while Ciarra Flickinger fired a 169 and 211 to pace Delta.
At Bryan Lanes
Delta (1,675) – Flckinger 169-211; Brown 130-134; Hyott 134-126; Shelhart 99-101; Tipton 71-108; Delta Baker 392
Bryan (1,882) – J. Federspiel 180-148; Grymonprez 136-149; Davis 148; H. Federspiel 154-191; Sleesman 135; Hartman 77; M. Fedespiel 114; Bryan Baker 450
Wauseon 2,219 Tinora 1,360
NAPOLEON – Wauseon stayed perfect on the season as they stepped out of league play and earned a 2,219-1,360 win over Tinora.
Danielle Carr turned in the high games for Wauseon with a 201 and 214.
At River City Bowl-A-Way
Tinora (1,360) – Weber 157-103; Billing 138-123; Martinez 114-106; Kimmel 98-125; Tinora Baker 396
Wauseon (2,219) – Ramos 195; Yocom 168; D. Carr 201-214; R. Carr 181-157; Horner 189-149; Spires 118-97; Wauseon Baker 550
BOYS BOWLING
Bryan 2,407 Delta 2,019
BRYAN – It was Dakota Brandeberry putting together games of 196 and 235 to propel Bryan to a league win over Delta.
Brenden Pribe was the Panthers high bowler with a 211 followed by a 171 for a 382 series in the loss.
At Bryan Lanes
Delta (2,019) – Hawkins 201-159; Pribe 211-171; Waugh 140-146; Stricker 157-154; McQueen 95; Cone 126; Delta Baker 459
Bryan (2,407) – Brandeberry 196-235; Muhe 171-197; Stoy 189-200; Singh 156-145; Douglas 152-189; Bryan Baker 577
Wauseon 2,335 Tinora 2,161
NAPOLEON – Kane Panico posted games of 179 and 234 for a 413 series to help Wauseon start the 2023 portion of their schedule with a win over the Rams.
Kage Little fired the Wauseon high game of the night with a 236 in game two.
At River City Bowl-A-Way
Tinora (2,161) – I. Goliver 211-227; Fenter 134; Stein 170-189; E. Goliver 120; Higbea 165; Short 137-124; Punches 146; Tinora Baker 538
Wauseon (2,335) – Marks 222-177; Little 149-236; Black 156-160; Panico 179-234; Gleckler 144; Luce 137; Wauseon Baker 541
Liberty Center 2,441 Evergreen 2,127
ADRIAN – Tim Blanton had games of 198 and 222 while Landon Amstutz fired a 405 (211-194) series to carry the Tigers to a road win.
Michael Laver accounted for the Vikings’ high game with a 223 in his opening game and Mitchell Gillen registered a 213 in game two.
At Lenawee Recreation
Liberty Center (2,441) – Wilhelm 169; Sexton 195-176; Amstutz 211-194; Blanton 198-22; McDoogle 184-169; Wymer 160; Liberty Center Baker 563
Evergreen (2,127) – Laver 223-159; Gillen 192-213; McKenzie 113; Robinette 141-150; Baker 168-162; Hansel 176; Evergreen Baker 430
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Patrick Henry 54 Swanton 35
SWANTON – Patrick Henry outscored Swanton (6-5, 0-1 NWOAL) 31-15 in the second half to pull away for a 54-35 win.
Ada Christman and Carys Crossland each had 13 to carry the Patriots (9-2, 1-0) while Emma Crow had eight for the Bulldogs.
PATRICK HENRY (54) – Nelson 8; Boyer 3; Seemann 4; Weber 7; Guelde 0; Haas 0; M. Prigge 3; Christman 13; Schwab 0; K. Prigge 3; Schweibert 0; Crossland 13; Moehrman 0; Rosebrook 0; Totals: 9-8-12 – 54
SWANTON (33) – Crow 8; Finfera 0; Gowing 5; Nelson 0; Floyd 4; Lagrange 0; Yeager 0; Manning 5; Keiser 0; Carrizales 2; Pelland 7; Haselman 4; Totals: 7-4-9 – 35
P. HENRY 6 17 14 17 – 54
SWANTON 9 9 9 6 – 33
Delta 32 Evergreen 25
METAMORA – The Fulton County rivals opened league action with a defensive battle with Delta (5-5, 1-0 NWOAL) scratching out a 32-25 win.
Delta’s offense was led by Khloe Weber and Grace Munger with a dozen points each. Addison Ricker paced Evergreen (8-5, 0-1) with 12 points of her own.
DELTA (32) — Weber 12; Munger 12; Burres 1; Friess 1; Sprow 6; Lamb 0; Gillen 0; Smith 0; Todd 0; Risner 0; Totals: 9-2-8 – 32
EVERGREEN (25) — Gleckler 0; Br. Sintobin 0; Serna 4; Emmitt 3; Lumbrezer 0; Burgermeister 0; Wilson 1; Ricker 12; Chamberlin 5; Totals: 9-0-7 – 25
DELTA 11 9 4 8 – 32
EVERGREEN 6 7 2 10 – 25
Bryan 52 Archbold 34
ARCHBOLD – Bryan began their quest for another NWOAL title with a 52-34 win at Archbold (7-5, 0-1 NWOAL).
Bryan (11-1, 1-0) put three players in double figures led by Kailee Thiel with 17, Reese Grothaus had 12, and Ella Voight added 11.
Archbold, who committed 33 turnovers, was topped in scoring by 11 points from Leah McQuade.
BRYAN (52) – Thiel 17; Voigt 11; Grothaus 12; Rau 0; Smith 0; Arnold 4; Langenderfer 4; Alspaugh 4; Blevins 0; Zimmerman 0; Brown 0; Vollmer 0; Totals: 19-2-8 – 52
ARCHBOLD (34) – Rupp 2; McQuade 11; Perez 2; Grime 6; Pedraza 0; Rodriguez 0; Mello 0; Meyer 2; Thiel 3; Reyes 4; Gericke 0; Ruffer 0; Forward 4; Totals: 6-2-16 – 34
BRYAN 10 11 16 15 – 52
ARCHBOLD 7 7 4 16 – 34
JUNIOR VARSITY: Archbold, 38-30
Liberty Center 51 Wauseon 28
WAUSEON – Eight different players reached the scoring column for Liberty Center (11-1, 1-0 NWOAL) as they gabbed an impressive 51-28 win at Wauseon (7-6, 0-1).
Alyssa Giesige and Eliza Jones had 10 points apiece for the Tigers. Hayley Meyer tallied a game-high 11 for Wauseon.
LIBERTY CENTER (51) — Giesige 10; Gray 9; E. Mohler 0; Armey 4; H. Mohler 2; Keller 2; Perry 0; Miller 9; Jones 10; Gerken 0; Barrett 0; Blanton 5; Totals: 18-3-6 – 51
WAUSEON (28) — Stasa 4; Tester 0; Strain 0; Pelok 0; Coronado 3; S. Rupp 2; Leatherman 0; Kay. Ehrsam 8; Marugan 0; Meyer 11; Totals 10-0-8 – 28
L. CENTER 11 16 12 12 – 51
WAUSEON 7 5 14 2 – 28
JUNIOR VARSITY: Liberty Center, 27-23
BOYS BASKETBALL
Stryker 36 Fayette 22
STRYKER – It was an offensive struggle through the first three quarters before Stryker (5-6, 2-0 BBC) bested Fayette (5-5 1-1) 20-9 in the final stanza to secure the 36-22 win.
Elijah Juillard had six points in the fourth to finish with 12 on the night for the Panthers.
Xander Dunnett connected on two treys and was 4/6 at the charity for 10 points for the Eagles.
FAYETTE (22) – Frenn 2; Moats 0; Mitchell 6; Lester 4; Whiteside 0; New 0; Goble 0; Dunnett 10; Totals: 4-2-8 – 22
STRYKER (36) – Juillard 12; Villanueva 2; LaBo 0; M. Donovan 5; Cadwell 5; D. Donovan 6; Barnum 4; Batterson 0; Rethmel 2; Totals: 16-1-1 – 36
FAYETTE 2 2 9 9 – 22
STRYKER 6 6 4 20 – 36
JUNIOR VARSITY: Stryker, 36-16
Pettisville 50 Holgate 33
HOLGATE – Pettisville (7-4, 2-0 BBC) did their damage at free throw line where they outscored Holgate (0-9, 0-2) 18-0 to move to 2-0 in the BBC.
Cayden Jacoby recorded a double-double for the Blackbirds with 15 points, 10 rebounds and Jarret Beck hit for 11.
PETTISVILLE (50) – Leppelmeier 9; Ripke 6; Aeschliman 2; Adkins 7; Beck 11; M. Wyse 0; Jacoby 15; Waidelich 0; Fenton 0; Totals: 13-2-18 – 50
HOLGATE (33) – Miller 6; Resendez 0; Healy 0; H. Hartman 0; J. Engle 6; Alvarez 0; Kelly 11; McCord 6; Leaders 0; L. Engle 4; Totals: 15-1-0 – 33
PETTISVILLE 15 7 8 20 – 50
HOLGATE 6 6 5 16 – 33
JUNIOR VARSITY: Pettisville, 22-14
North Central 43 Hilltop 42
WEST UNITY – Cohen Meyers had eight of his game-high 14 points in the final frame as North Central (6-4, 1-1 BBC) squeezed out a 43-42 road win.
Cameron Schlosser buried three triples for Hilltop (3-6, 0-2)to finish with 11 points.
NORTH CENTRAL (43) – J. Burt 7; Q. Burt 3; Douglass 0; Meyers 14; Kidston 7; Smeltzer 6; Beard 0; Hicks 0; Pettit 6; Totals: 15-1-10 – 43
HILLTOP (42) – Haynes 3; Schlosser 11; Kesler 5; Funkhouser 8; Dempsey 8; Eckenrode 7; Bailey 0; Totals: 11-5-5 –
N. CENTRAL 5 12 15 11 – 43
HILLTOP 10 11 9 12 – 42
JUNIOR VARSITY: North Central, 38-20
Antwerp 52 Edgerton 45
ANTWERP – Landon Brewer led three Archers (6-2, 1-1 GMC) in double digits with 20 points in a 52-45 GMC win over Edgerton.
Corey Evertts had 17 to lead Edgerton (1-10, 0-2) and Scottie Krontz added 12.
EDGERTON (45) – Blue 6; Everetts 17; Picillo 0; Walkup 0; Herman 5; Swank 5; Krentz 12; Totals: 13-4-7 – 45
ANTWERP (52) – Moore 8, McMichael 2; Altimus 10; Lichty 12; Smith 0; Brewer 20; Hitzeman 0; Savina 0; Fuller 0; Totals: 12-6-10 – 52
EDGERTON 10 4 16 15 – 45
ANTWERP 14 15 10 13 – 52
JUNIOR VARSITY: Antwerp, 39-29