Colonel Crawford squeezes past Willard
Colonel Crawford broke on top and refused to fold in holding off Willard 59-55 for an Ohio boys basketball victory on March 3.
The Crimson Flashes’ offensive output in the fourth quarter kept the fat lady from singing until the very end, but the effort still wasn’t enough as the Eagles pulled away for good.
The Eagles darted in front of the Crimson Flashes 46-36 going into the fourth quarter.
Colonel Crawford registered a 32-22 advantage at intermission over Willard.
The Eagles moved in front of the Crimson Flashes 15-9 to begin the second quarter.
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Calvert earns solid win over Old Fort
Calvert operated on Old Fort and removed any chance of victory with a 67-52 procedure on March 3 in Ohio boys high school basketball.
The Senecas drew first blood by forging a 17-10 margin over the Stockaders after the first quarter.
Calvert fought to a 37-28 half margin at Old Fort’s expense.
The Senecas moved ahead of the Stockaders 41-32 as the fourth quarter started.
Conditioning showed as the Senecas outscored the Stockaders 26-20 in the final period.
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Willard sprints past Bay
Willard flexed its muscle and floored Bay 49-32 at Bay High on March 3 in Ohio girls high school basketball action.
The Crimson Flashes moved in front of the Rockets 10-2 to begin the second quarter.
Willard’s shooting jumped to a 20-14 lead over Bay at the intermission.
The Crimson Flashes stormed in front of the Rockets 49-32 going into the fourth quarter.
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Arlington claims gritty victory against Hopewell-Loudon
Arlington found the tipping point, and leaned on it to knock off Hopewell-Loudon 55-52 in an Ohio boys basketball matchup on March 3.
The Chieftains’ heartbreak could be traced to a disappointing final quarter, when they were outscored 21-9 by the Red Devils.
The Chieftains enjoyed a 43-34 lead over the Red Devils to start the fourth quarter.
Hopewell-Loudon constructed a bold start that built a 30-23 gap on Arlington heading into the locker room.
The first quarter gave the Red Devils a 17-15 lead over the Chieftains.
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North Union sews up Africentric
It wasn’t exactly Lewis & Clark in uncharted territory, but North Union had to survive its share of thorns while shedding Africentric 51-44 in an Ohio boys basketball matchup.
The Wildcats fought back from a fourth-quarter deficit to earn the victory over the Nubians.
The Nubians enjoyed a 42-33 lead over the Wildcats to start the fourth quarter.
Africentric proved it would be a force to be reckoned with by building a 30-21 advantage over North Union at the half.
The Nubians authored a promising start, taking advantage of the Wildcats 14-12 at the end of the first quarter.
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Lucas has something to talk about outlasting St. Mary Central Catholic in overtime
Bonus basketball saw Lucas use the extra time to top St. Mary Central Catholic 72-61 for an Ohio boys basketball victory on March 3.
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Eastwood survives overtime to fend off Western Reserve
It took extra time, but Eastwood nipped Western Reserve 52-50 to earn a victory in an Ohio boys basketball matchup on March 3.
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Worthington Christian rides to cruise control win over Northmor
Worthington Christian controlled the action to earn a strong 60-35 win against Northmor in Ohio boys basketball on March 3.
The Warriors darted in front of the Golden Knights 23-14 to begin the second quarter.
The Warriors’ command showed as they carried a 44-23 lead into the fourth quarter.
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South Central designs winning blueprint on St. Paul
St. Paul got no credit and no consideration from South Central, which slammed the door 47-36 at South Central High on March 3 in Ohio boys high school basketball action.
The Trojans opened with a 13-12 advantage over the Flyers through the first quarter.
South Central kept a 19-18 half margin at St. Paul’s expense.
The Trojans’ leg-up showed as they carried a 29-27 lead into the fourth quarter.
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Start earns solid win over Findlay
Start cut loose and bucked past Findlay 53-36 in an Ohio boys basketball matchup.
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