Bellevue triumphs in strong showing over Galion
Impressive was a ready adjective for Bellevue’s 89-18 throttling of Galion on February 19 in Ohio girls high school basketball action.
The Redmen opened with a 64-8 advantage over the Tigers through the first half.
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No mas: Hopewell-Loudon clobbers Bucyrus
Hopewell-Loudon’s overpowering offense lit up the scoreboard to topple Bucyrus 66-10 in an Ohio girls basketball matchup.
Hopewell-Loudon’s offense pulled ahead to a 45-8 lead over Bucyrus at the half.
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Mohawk knocks off Cardinal Stritch
It wasn’t exactly Lewis & Clark in uncharted territory, but Mohawk had to survive its share of thorns while shedding Cardinal Stritch 41-33 in an Ohio girls basketball matchup on February 19.
Conditioning showed as the Warriors outscored the Cardinals 23-22 in the final period.
Mohawk’s shooting jumped to an 18-11 lead over Cardinal Stritch at the intermission.
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Carey sews up Edison
Wednesday’s outing turned into an endurance test that Carey passed in a 39-36 victory at Edison’s expense during this Ohio girls high school basketball game.
The Blue Devils hummed like a well-oiled machine through the final quarter, extending the lead with a 16-15 advantage in the frame.
The Blue Devils broke in front at the beginning of the fourth quarter with a 23-21 lead over the Chargers.
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Delphos Jefferson escapes Riverdale
With little to no wiggle room, Delphos Jefferson nosed past Riverdale 48-40 on February 19 in Ohio girls high school basketball action.
The Wildcats’ train of momentum chugged along the fourth-quarter tracks with a 17-9 point differential.
The Wildcats’ force showed as they carried a 39-23 lead into the fourth quarter.
Delphos Jefferson’s offense darted to a 20-16 lead over Riverdale at the intermission.
The Falcons authored a promising start, taking advantage of the Wildcats 11-5 at the end of the first quarter.
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Springfield shuffles past Ashland
Springfield grabbed a 53-43 victory at the expense of Ashland in Ohio girls basketball action on February 19.
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No pain, no gain; New Bremen overcomes Hardin Northern
New Bremen tipped and eventually toppled Hardin Northern 52-40 in an Ohio girls basketball matchup on February 19.
The first quarter gave the Cardinals a 11-10 lead over the Polar Bears.
New Bremen’s offense jumped to a 23-20 lead over Hardin Northern at the intermission.
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New Knoxville triumphs in strong showing over Ada
New Knoxville’s powerful offense roared to a resounding victory by pulling away from Ada 55-14 on February 19 in Ohio girls high school basketball.
The Rangers broke in front at the beginning of the fourth quarter with a 45-12 lead over the Bulldogs.
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Kenton severs Celina’s hopes
Kenton handed Celina a tough 45-27 loss in an Ohio girls basketball matchup.
Kenton fought to a 26-6 halftime margin at Celina’s expense.
The Wildcats took control in the third quarter with a 40-16 advantage over the Bulldogs.
The Wildcats chalked up this decision in spite of the Bulldogs’ spirited final-quarter performance.
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Storm warning: Marion Local leaves whiplash on Upper Scioto Valley
Marion Local raced away to an easy win, leaving Upper Scioto Valley well behind in this 63-28 blowout in an Ohio girls basketball matchup.
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Nerve-racking affair ends with North Union on top of Elgin
North Union upended Elgin for a narrow 50-46 victory for an Ohio boys basketball victory on February 19
The Wildcats opened with a 15-6 advantage over the Comets through the first quarter.
North Union kept a 24-19 intermission margin at Elgin’s expense.
The Wildcats jumped in front of the Comets 35-31 to begin the fourth quarter.
The two squads were set up for a frantic finish when the final quarter began with a 15-15 tie.
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St. Paul slips past Danbury
St. Paul broke on top and refused to fold in holding off Danbury 41-39 in Ohio girls basketball action on February 19.
The Lakers’ heartbreak could be traced to a disappointing fourth quarter, when they were outscored 11-9 by the Flyers.
Nothing was decided in the third quarter, with the Flyers and the Lakers locked in a 30-30 stalemate.
St. Paul’s offense jumped to a 21-17 lead over Danbury at halftime.
The Flyers opened with a 11-7 advantage over the Lakers through the first quarter.
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Hillsdale records sound decision over Mogadore
Hillsdale found the tipping point, and leaned on it to knock off Mogadore 42-39 in an Ohio girls basketball matchup on February 19.
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Take a breath; St. Mary Central Catholic deserves it after overtime win over South Central
This thrilling encounter reached overtime before St. Mary Central Catholic could edge South Central 64-57 at St. Mary Central Catholic High on February 19 in Ohio girls high school basketball action.
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Fairless’ convoy passes Mapleton
Riding a wave of production, Fairless dunked Mapleton 37-18 on February 19 in Ohio girls high school basketball.
The Falcons opened with a 12-2 advantage over the Mounties through the first quarter.
Fairless kept a 19-13 intermission margin at Mapleton’s expense.
The Falcons thundered in front of the Mounties 37-18 going into the fourth quarter.
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New Bremen earns solid win over Hardin Northern
New Bremen proved to be a bridge too far for Hardin Northern to cross in Wednesday’s 52-40 during this Ohio boys high school basketball game.
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Too wild to tame: Vanlue topples Maumee Valley Country Day
Maumee Valley Country Day got no credit and no consideration from Vanlue, which slammed the door 33-17 in an Ohio girls basketball matchup.
The Wildcats broke in front at the beginning of the fourth quarter with a 15-9 lead over the Hawks.
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Genoa Area survives taut tilt with Delta
Genoa Area found the tipping point, and leaned on it to knock off Delta 39-36 in Ohio girls basketball action on February 19.
The Comets hummed like a well-oiled machine through the final quarter, extending the lead with a 17-14 advantage in the frame.
Nothing was decided in the third quarter, with the Comets and the Panthers locked in a 22-22 stalemate.
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Black River explodes on Oberlin
Black River controlled the action to earn a strong 66-42 win against Oberlin in Ohio girls basketball on February 19.
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Liberty-Benton delivers smashing punch early to dump Tinora
Liberty-Benton painted a masterpiece of offensive basketball all over the canvas of Tinora’s defense for a 58-19 win in an Ohio girls basketball matchup on February 19.
The Eagles opened with a 19-8 advantage over the Rams through the first quarter.
Liberty-Benton’s shooting jumped on top to a 36-9 lead over Tinora at the intermission.
The Eagles’ determination showed as they carried a 47-11 lead into the fourth quarter.
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