Schroeder paces McComb against Vanlue

VANLUE- Malorie Schroeder had a stat-stuffer of a game. Finishing with 14 points,13 rebounds, five steals, and four assists in McComb's 51-21 win over Vanlue, Schroeder was all over the court.Olivia Miehls had 14 points for the Panthers as well. She also had five steals and three assists. Eliza Dehart had eight points.Emma Franks led the way for the Wildcats; finishing with team-high points and had six rebounds. Mara Simon had five points and 10 rebounds. MCCOMB (12-3, 5-1 BVC)Shoop 2-0--6, Mad. Schroeder 2-1--5, Miehls 5-4--14, Mac. Schroeder 1-0--2, Dehart 2-3--8,Mal. Schroeder 6-1--14. TOTALS: 18-9--51.VANLUE (3-8, 1-5 BVC)Franks 1-6--8, Phillips 0-1--8, King 1-0--2, Gerschutz 1-0--2, Simon 2-1--5, Brooks 0-3--3.TOTALS: 5-11--21.McComb&emsp;&emsp;18&emsp;&emsp;9&emsp;&emsp;17&emsp;&emsp;9--51Vanlue&emsp;&emsp;7&emsp;&emsp;2&emsp;&emsp;5&emsp;&emsp;7--213-POINTS GOALS: McComb 6 (Shoop 2); Vanlue 0REBOUNDS: McComb 35 (Mal. Schroeder 13); Vanlue 30 (Simon 10).TURNOVERS: McComb 15; Vanlue 22.JUNIOR VARSITY: McComb, 32-22. LEIPSIC 51CORY-RAWSON 44MOUNT CORY- Whitney Langhals scored a game-high 19 points in Leipsic's 51-44 win over Cory-Rawson.Liz Scheckelhoff scored a dozen points in the win for the Vikings. Aly Kirkendall scored eight points.Cory-Rawson was paced by Libby McVetta, who scored 11 points. Zoe Chisolm scored 10 points in the loss.LEIPSICScheckelhoff 5-2--12, Kirkendall 4-0--8, J. Hermiller 2-1--5, M. Hermiller 2-1--5, Langhals 5-8--19, Martinez 0-2--2. TOTALS: 18-14--51.CORY-RAWSONChisholm 4-1--10, Cascada 3-0--7, Welte 1-2-5, L.McVetta 5-0--11, Gillfillan 1-3--6. TOTALS: 17-3--44. Leipsic&emsp;&emsp;9&emsp;&emsp;18&emsp;&emsp;16&emsp;&emsp;8--51C-R&emsp;&emsp;6&emsp;&emsp;3&emsp;&emsp;16&emsp;&emsp;16--443-POINTS GOALS: Leipsic 1 (Langhals); C-R 5. VAN BUREN 48ARLINGTON 25ARLINGTON- Sophia Reineke tied the game high with eight points and had nine rebounds for Van Buren in its win 48-25 win over Arlington. It was only a two-point game after the first quarter, 5-3 VB. But a 17-6 VB second quarter tilt blew the game open.Izzie Pawlak scored seven points and had four rebounds for Van Buren. Breanna Tabler had six points and six rebounds.Arlington was paced by Madi Russell who had eight points and four rebounds. Jacy Beach had four points and a trio of rebounds.VAN BURENTabler 2-2--6, Reineke 3-2--8, I.Pawlak 2-2--7, Durliat 1-2--5, Bishop 2-0--5, Bowman 1-0--2, Busey 3-0--6, Recker 1-0--3, M.Pawlak 3-0--6. TOTALS: 18-8--48.ARLINGTONStewart 1-1--3, Beach 1-2--4, Russell 3-0--8, Agapiou 1-2--4, B. Smith 1-0--3, J. Smith 1-1--3. TOTALS: 8-6--25.VB&emsp;&emsp;5&emsp;&emsp;17&emsp;&emsp;13&emsp;&emsp;13--48AHS&emsp;&emsp;3&emsp;&emsp;6&emsp;&emsp;10&emsp;&emsp;6--253-POINTS GOALS: VB 4; AHS 3 (Russell 2).REBOUNDS: VB 37 (Reineke 9); AHS 22 (Agapiou 7).TURNOVERS: VB 20; AHS 20.JUNIOR VARSITY: VB, 27-14. LIBERTY-BENTON 54N. BALTIMORE 27NORTH BALTIMORE- Lauren Smith scored 14 points and Lauren Gerkin scored 13 points for Liberty-Benton in its 54-27 win over North Baltimore.Riley Irwin scored nine points for the Eagles. Kylie Recker has four rebounds, three assists, three steals, and two points.The Tigers were paced by Mia McCartney and Grace Hagemeyer, who both scored eight points. Halie Inbody scored seven points.LIBERTY-BENTON (13-2, 7-0 BVC)Aschemeier 2-0--5, Recker 1-0--2, Irwin 2-3--9, Deeter 2-1--5, Gerken 5-3--14, Smith 5-0--13, May 3-0--6. TOTALS: 20-7--54.NORTH BALTIMORE (8-5, 4-4 BVC)Perez 1-1--3, Thomas 0-1--1, McCartney 2-4--8, Hagemeyer 3-2--8, Inbody 3-1--7. TOTALS: 9-9--27.L-B&emsp;&emsp;14&emsp;&emsp;13&emsp;&emsp;19&emsp;&emsp;8--54NBHS &emsp;&emsp;5&emsp;&emsp;7&emsp;&emsp;8&emsp;&emsp;7--273-POINTS GOALS: L-B 7-26 (Smith 4); NBHS 0-5.REBOUNDS: L-B 20 (Recker and Smith 4); NBHS 28.TURNOVERS: L-B 20; NBHS 20.JUNIOR VARSITY: L-B, 41-24. OTTAWA-GLANDORF 56CELINA 17OTTAWA- Chloee Glenn had 16 points, 11 rebounds, and four assists for Ottawa-Glandorf in its 56-17 victory over Celina.Erin Kaufman had 12 points, four rebounds, Kelsey Erford had 10 points, seven steals, and six rebounds for the Titans.Taylor Klingshirn scored six points for Celina and Emma Homan scored four points.O-G&emsp;&emsp;12&emsp;&emsp;16&emsp;&emsp;18&emsp;&emsp;10--56CHS&emsp;&emsp;3&emsp;&emsp;5&emsp;&emsp;2&emsp;&emsp;7--17JUNIOR VARSITY: O-G, 38-22 SPENCERVILLE 50BLUFFTON 39BLUFFTON- Emma Leis finished with 13 points and earned her 1,000th career point in Spencerville's 50-39 win over Bluffton.The Bearcats were led by Gillian Goeke, who scored 20 points. Emma Leis scored 13 points.Bluffton was led by Sami Scoles, who had a team-high 14 points. Laykin Garmatter scored eight points in the loss. SPENCERVILLEG. Goeke 4-9--20, L. Goeke 4-0--9, Wurst 0-1--1, Croft 3-1--7, Leis 3-6--13. TOTALS:14-17--50.BLUFFTONGarmater 1-6--8, Busch 2-0--4, Eachus 1-0--3, Stackhouse 1-2--4, Scoles 6-0--14, Monday2-2--6. TOTALS: 13-10--39.Spencerville&emsp;&emsp;5&emsp;&emsp;10&emsp;&emsp;15&emsp;&emsp;10--50Bluffton&emsp;&emsp;7&emsp;&emsp;14&emsp;&emsp;12&emsp;&emsp;6--393-POINT GOALS: Spencerville 5 (G.Goeke 5); Bluffton 3 (Scoles 2). LEHMAN CATHOLIC 47 HARDIN NORTHERN 36 SIDNEY – Hardin Northern held a slim 17-16 lead after one quarter, but Sidney Lehman used a 17-5 spurt in the second quarter to take control of the game, and held on for a 47-36 victory. Heidi Toner scored a game-high 22 points for the Cavaliers. Eris McCoy led the Polar Bears with 12 points. Neither team made a 3-pointer. HARDIN NORTHERN (3-9, 1-4 NWCC) Martin 3-2—6; McCoy 4-4—12; Wilson 1-0—2; Obenour 2-0—4; Good 2-0—4; Lenhart 3-0—6. TOTALS: 15-6—36. LEHMAN CATHOLIC Geise 1-0—2; Mara O'Leary 3-2—8; Clanciolo 2-2—6; Wesner 2-0—4; O'Leary 0-1—1; Toner 10-2—22. TOTALS: 20-7—47. Hardin Northern &emsp;&emsp;17 &emsp;&emsp;5 &emsp;&emsp;8 &emsp;&emsp;6 – 36 Lehman Catholic &emsp;&emsp;16 &emsp;&emsp;17 &emsp;&emsp;4 &emsp;&emsp;10 – 47 3-POINT FIELD GOALS: Hardin Northern 0-0; Lehman Catholic 0-6. REBOUNDS: Hardin Northern 21 (Martin 6); Lehman Catholic 25. TURNOVERS: Hardin Northern 24; Lehman Catholic 8 JV SCORE: Lehman Catholic 24-6. CONVOY CRESTVIEW 77 ADA 34 ADA – Ada's Courtney Sumner erupted for 21 points Thursday, leading all scorers in the Bulldogs' game with Convoy Crestview. Unfortunately for Ada, the rest of the roster combined for just 13 points, and the Knights won big, 77-34. Olivia Cunningham had 15 points for Crestview, while Brynn Putman added 12 and Bailey Gregory 11. CONVOY CRESTVIEW Grace 1-1—3; Putman 6-0—12; B. Gregory 5-0—11; C. Gregory 3-0—6; McCoy 3-3—9; Etzler 4-2—10; Macki 2-0—5; Hammons 2-0—4; Cunningham 5-2—15; Longstreth 1-0—2. TOTALS 32-8-77. ADA Courtney Sumner 6-7—21; Burkhart 1-0—2; Light 1-0—2; Waugh 2-0—4; Wells 1-3—5. TOTALS 11-10—34. Convoy Crestview &emsp;&emsp;14 &emsp;&emsp;23 &emsp;&emsp;24 &emsp;&emsp;11 – 77 Ada 7 &emsp;&emsp;7 &emsp;&emsp;12 &emsp;&emsp;8 – 34 3-POINT GOALS: Convoy Crestview 5 (Cunningham 3, Gregory, Macki); Ada 2 (Sumner 2) LAKE 55 FOSTORIA 41 MILLBURY – Fostoria's second-quarter defense got it back into the game at Lake Thursday. Trailing the Flyers 20-11 after one quarter, the Redmen held Lake to only four points in the second, and went to the break down just 24-23. But the Flyers pulled away in the second half, and knocked off the Redmen 55-41. Lake got 14 points each from Hayley St. John and Delani Robinson, and 13 points from Ava Ayers. Fostoria's Jasmine Groves had 16 points, and Christina Maurer scored 10. FOSTORIA Maurer 5-0—10; Overton 2-2—6; Johnson 0-2-2; Castro 3-0—6; Groves 7-2—16. TOTALS: 18-4—41. LAKE Ayers 4-5—13; St, John 6-0—14; Gladieux 2-0—4; Dewese 2-2—6; Enright 1-0—2; Robinson 5-0—14; Staczek 1-0—2. TOTALS: 21-7—55. Fostoria &emsp;&emsp;11 &emsp;&emsp;12 &emsp;&emsp;10 &emsp;&emsp;8 – 41 Lake 20 &emsp;&emsp;4 &emsp;&emsp;18 &emsp;&emsp;12 – 55 3-POINT GOALS: Fostoria 1 (Castro); Lake 6 (Robinson 4, St. John 2).