Colonel Crawford pours it on Lakota
There was no magic, just a sheer overpowering force as Colonel Crawford mashed Lakota 60-25 in an Ohio boys basketball matchup on February 26.
Colonel Crawford’s shooting jumped on top to a 38-12 lead over Lakota at the half.
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St. Mary Central Catholic triumphs in strong showing over St. Peters
St. Mary Central Catholic unleashed a hurricane force on St. Peters during a convincing 41-21 blowout at St. Mary Central Catholic High on February 26 in Ohio boys high school basketball action.
The Panthers drew first blood by forging a 5-2 margin over the Spartans after the first quarter.
St. Mary Central Catholic’s shooting jumped to a 9-4 lead over St. Peters at the intermission.
The Panthers’ influence showed as they carried a 25-12 lead into the fourth quarter.
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St. Joseph Central Catholic takes a toll on Arcadia
Arcadia got no credit and no consideration from St. Joseph Central Catholic, which slammed the door 61-45 in an Ohio boys basketball matchup.
The Crimson Streaks moved in front of the Redskins 11-9 to begin the second quarter.
St. Joseph Central Catholic’s offense moved to a 34-20 lead over Arcadia at halftime.
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Westerville South edges Hartley in tough test
Westerville South poked just enough holes in Hartley’s defense to garner a taut 46-40 victory on February 26 in Ohio girls high school basketball action
The verdict could’ve been in doubt thanks to the Hawks’ finishing flurry, but the Wildcats swerved out of trouble to earn the win in the fourth quarter.
The Wildcats’ influence showed as they carried a 39-32 lead into the fourth quarter.
The Wildcats drew first blood by forging a 28-21 margin over the Hawks after the first quarter.
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Heath mauls Highland in strong showing
Yes, Heath looked superb in beating Highland, but no autographs please after its 69-30 victory in an Ohio boys basketball matchup.
The Bulldogs broke in front at the beginning of the fourth quarter with a 57-27 lead over the Fighting Scots.
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Ruh-Roh, Mansfield shuts out Vermilion
Mansfield fanned the flames while burning Vermilion 63-37 on February 26 in Ohio boys high school basketball.
The Tygers drew first blood by forging a 14-10 margin over the Sailors after the first quarter.
The Tygers’ determination showed as they carried a 45-27 lead into the fourth quarter.
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New Bremen shuffles past Ridgemont
New Bremen put together a victorious gameplan to stop Ridgemont 64-53 at Ridgemont High on February 26 in Ohio boys high school basketball action.
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Stopped cold: Worthington Christian thwarts Pleasant’s quest
Worthington Christian dumped a victory shower on Pleasant 44-27 during this Ohio girls high school basketball game.
The first quarter gave the Warriors a 21-10 lead over the Spartans.
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Resolve: North Union tops off Northridge
North Union staggered out of the gate but stormed to the finish line in a 57-39 win over Northridge in Ohio girls basketball on February 26.
The Vikings enjoyed a 39-29 lead over the Wildcats to start the fourth quarter.
Northridge constructed a bold start that built a 30-17 gap on North Union heading into the locker room.
The start wasn’t the problem for the Vikings, who began with a 16-5 edge over the Wildcats through the end of the first quarter.
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Complete command: Northview thwarts all counters to defeat Madison Comprehensive
Northview’s offensive machine was hitting on all cylinders Wednesday night as it kept the scoreboard operators busy with a 66-46 win over Madison Comprehensive on February 26 in Ohio boys high school basketball action.
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Danville pounds out steady beat in win over Delaware Christian
Danville knocked off Delaware Christian 50-45 for an Ohio girls basketball victory on February 26.
The clock was the only thing that stopped the Blue Devils, which enjoyed the upper hand in a 17-8 final quarter, too.
The Eagles moved ahead of the Blue Devils 37-33 to start the fourth quarter.
Danville’s shooting darted to a 23-19 lead over Delaware Christian at halftime.
The Eagles authored a promising start, taking advantage of the Blue Devils 10-7 at the end of the first quarter.
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Some kind of impressive: Newark Catholic pounds Northmor
Newark Catholic’s powerful offense roared to a resounding victory by pulling away from Northmor 49-16 on February 26 in Ohio girls high school basketball.
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Africentric blazes victory trail past Elgin
Africentric jumped out to an early lead and pulled away for a 77-15 win over Elgin at Africentric on February 26 in Ohio girls high school basketball action.
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Too close for comfort, Ada strains past Fort Jennings
It wasn’t pretty, gut-tough wins usually aren’t, but Ada wasn’t going for style points. A victory will do, and it was earned 62-55 over Fort Jennings in an Ohio boys basketball matchup.
The Bulldogs’ upper hand showed as they carried a 62-55 lead into the fourth quarter.
Ada kept a 32-25 halftime margin at Fort Jennings’ expense.
The Bulldogs drew first blood by forging a 22-13 margin over the Musketeers after the first quarter.
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Canal Winchester nips Olentangy Liberty in scare
It wasn’t exactly Lewis & Clark in uncharted territory, but Canal Winchester had to survive its share of thorns while shedding Olentangy Liberty 48-43 in Ohio girls basketball action on February 26.
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Cardington-Lincoln sews up Liberty Union
Cardington-Lincoln’s David Copperfield imitation was just good enough to mesmerize Liberty Union in a 45-36 victory in an Ohio girls basketball matchup.
Conditioning showed as the Pirates outscored the Lions 9-8 in the final period.
The Pirates’ leverage showed as they carried a 36-28 lead into the fourth quarter.
Cardington-Lincoln’s offense stomped on to a 27-10 lead over Liberty Union at the intermission.
The first quarter gave the Pirates a 13-4 lead over the Lions.
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Plymouth nets nifty win over Monroeville
Plymouth edged Monroeville in a close 47-46 encounter in an Ohio boys basketball matchup on February 26
The fourth quarter were decisive for the Big Red, which climbed out of a hole with a 14-9 scoring margin.
The Eagles took the lead 37-33 to start the fourth quarter.
Plymouth kept a 26-23 halftime margin at Monroeville’s expense.
The Big Red drew first blood by forging a 10-7 margin over the Eagles after the first quarter.
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Reynoldsburg engulfs Westerville North in flames
Thanksgiving turkeys don’t get baked as thoroughly as Reynoldsburg cooked Westerville North during this 59-39 decision in an Ohio girls basketball matchup on February 26.
The Raiders opened with a 10-3 advantage over the Warriors through the first quarter.
Reynoldsburg fought to a 21-10 halftime margin at Westerville North’s expense.
The Raiders enjoyed a whopping margin over the Warriors with a 45-18 lead heading to the fourth quarter.
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Blowout: Hopewell-Loudon puts together statement win over North Baltimore
Hopewell-Loudon’s all-around dominance took the form of a rollercoaster and rolled downhill on North Baltimore during a 72-42 blowout in Ohio boys basketball on February 26
Hopewell-Loudon’s offense jumped on top to a 25-10 lead over North Baltimore at halftime.
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Calvert staggers Vanlue with punishing performance
Calvert let loose a furious storm and Vanlue struggled to find shelter during a 72-50 pounding for an Ohio boys basketball victory on February 26.
Calvert’s shooting took charge to a 42-26 lead over Vanlue at the half.
The Senecas’ domination showed as they carried a 63-33 lead into the fourth quarter.
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London earns solid win over River Valley
River Valley got no credit and no consideration from London, which slammed the door 56-41 in Ohio boys basketball action on February 26.
The first quarter gave the Red Raiders a 17-10 lead over the Vikings.
London’s offense darted to a 30-17 lead over River Valley at the half.
The Red Raiders’ reign showed as they carried a 43-25 lead into the fourth quarter.
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