Boes excels on both sides of the ball as Arcadia cruises

ARCADIA — Logan Boes dropped a game-high 11 points and had a team-high four steals in Arcadia's low-scoring 31-17 win over Lima Temple Christian on Saturday. Evan Cohee scored six points and had a team-high 13 boards for Arcadia. Brycen Lucius had five points. LTC was led by Landon Callahan's team-high six points. Preston Patrick added four points for the Pioneers. LTC (1-15, 1-5 NWCC) Callahan 2-1---6, Patrick 2-0--4, Kiser 1-0--2, Motter 1-1--3, Clay 1-0--2. TOTALS: 7-2--17. ARCADIA (2-14, 0-8 BVC) Boes 2-6--11, Cassell 2-0--4, Cohee 2-2--6, Phlipot 1-0--3, Lucius 2-0--5, Stoner 1-0--2. TOTALS: 10-8--31. Lima Temple &emsp;&emsp;5 2 2 8 — 17 Arcadia &emsp;&emsp;3 11 7 10 — 31 3-POINT GOALS: LTC 1 (Callahan); Arcadia 3 (Boes, Phlipot, and Lucius). REBOUNDS: LTC 19; Arcadia 25 (Cohee 13). TURNOVERS: LTC 17; Arcadia 11 JUNIOR VARSITY: LTC, 27-18. VANLUE &emsp;&emsp;73 MONCLOVA CHR. 18 VANLUE - Jerome Kloepfer scored a game-high 24 points for Vanlue in its 73-18 thrashing of Monclova Christian Saturday night. Joey Bonham scored 11 points for the Wildcats. Evan Saltzman scored nine points and had seven rebounds. Vanlue outrebounded Monclova Christian 41-16. Josiah Baker led Monclova Christian, scoring eight points and getting six rebounds. MONCLOVA CHRISTIAN Darr 1-1--3, Dooley 2-1--6, Merki 0-1--1, Baker 3-2--8. TOTALS: 6-5--18 VANLUE (6-6, 3-4 BVC) Yeater 1-0--2, Jaren Kloepfer 1-0--2, Jer. Kloepfer 9-2--24, Baird 1-1--3, Rickle 1-0--3, Bonham 5-1--11, Jad. Kloepfer 1-0--2, Saltzman 2-5--9, Snook 3-2--8, Dunbar 2-0--5, Roszman 1-0--2. TOTALS: 27-11--73. Monclova &emsp;&emsp;4 4 3 7 — 18 Vanlue &emsp;&emsp;24 19 8 21 — 73 3-POINT GOALS: Monclova Christian 1 (Dooley); Vanlue 6 (Jer. Kloepfer 4). REBOUNDS: Monclova Christian 16 (Baker 6); Vanlue 41 (Saltzman 7). TURNOVERS: Monclova Christian 24; Vanlue 9. RIVERDALE 62 MILLER CITY 44 MOUNT BLANCHARD- Thomas Miller tied the game-high with 14 points in Riverdale's 62-44 win over Miller City. Jackson Clark had 10 points and six rebounds for the Falcons. Nolan Courtney scored a dozen points and Isaac Holland had 10. Miller City was paced by Austin Ruhe, who scored 14 points. Jonathan Burgei scored eight points and had a game-high 10 rebounds. MILLER CITY (6-11) Niese 2-1--5, Pester 3-0--6, Michel 3-0--5, Weis 1-0--3, Ruhe 5-4--14, Deitering 1-0--2, Burgei 2-3--8. TOTALS: 17-8--44. RIVERDALE (9-6, 5-2 BVC) Miller 6-1--14, J. Clark 4-2--10, Frey 2-2--7, N. Courtney 5-0-12, Kuenzli 3-1--8, B. Courtney 0-1--1, Holland 4-2--10. TOTALS: 24-9--62. Miller City &emsp;&emsp;14 10 9 11 — 44 Riverdale &emsp;&emsp;9 14 17 22 — 62 3-POINT GOALS: Miller City 2 (Weis and Burgei); Riverdale 5 (N. Courtney 2). REBOUNDS: Miller City 34 (Burgei 10); Riverdale 24 (J.Clark 6). TURNOVERS: Miller City 13; Riverdale 6. CAREY &emsp;&emsp;59 UPPER SANDUSKY 53 CAREY- Hayden Nash's team-high 12 points led Carey in its narrow 59-53 win over Upper Sandusky. Before winning on Saturday, the Blue Devils had lost to the Rams six times in a row. Landen Kemerly dropped 11 points for Carey. Cade Crawford scored 10 points in the win. Trent Beamer paced the Rams, scoring a game-high 14 points in the loss. Zach Sheaffer and Gavin Carey both scored 11 points. UPPER SANDUSKY (10-6, 8-3 N10) Knapp 0-2--2, Sheaffer 5-1--11, Smalley 1-0--2, Lamb 1-0--3, Adams 3-2--10, Carey 4-2--11, Beamer 5-4--14. TOTALS: 19-11--53. CAREY (11-5, 8-4 N10) Nash 4-2--12, Lonsway 2-0--4, Conti 1-0--2, Bell 4-0--9, Hill 3-0--6, Kemerly 5-0--10, Crawford 5-0--11, Yeater 1-0--3, Vallejo 0-2--2. TOTALS: 27-2--59. Upper Sandusky &emsp;&emsp;13 11 15 14 — 53 Carey &emsp;&emsp;14 16 21 8 — 59 3-POINT GOALS: Upper Sandusky 4 (Adams 2); Carey 7 (Bell 3). REBOUNDS: Upper Sandusky 22; Carey 29. TURNOVERS: Upper Sandusky 17; Carey 9 JUNIOR VARSITY:Carey, 60-36. CORY-RAWSON &emsp;&emsp;46 ALLEN EAST &emsp;&emsp;37 RAWSON- Grant Bacon's 22-point, eight-rebound performance propelled Cory-Rawson over llen East, 46-37 on Saturday. After starting the season 0-3, the Hornets have won eight of their last 10 games. Keevan Lee had eight points and eight rebounds for C-R, with Matt White and Mike Bixler both adding seven points. The Mustangs were paced by Garret Newland, who had a team-high 18 points. ALLEN EAST (8-8, 1-4 NWC) Newland 8-0--18, Crumrine 3-2--11, Clum 2-0--4, Criblez 1-1--3, Miller 0-1--1. TOTALS: 14-4--37. CORY-RAWSON (8-5, 5-2 BVC) White 3-0--7, Bixler 3-1--7, Lee 3-2--8, Miracle 0-1--1, Kisseberth 0-1--1, Bacon 10-2--22. TOTALS: 19-7--46 Allen East &emsp;&emsp;5 13 12 7 — 37 Cory-Rawson &emsp;&emsp;15 11 9 11 — 46 3-POINT GOALS: Allen East 5 (Crumrine 5); Cory-Rawson 1 (White). REBOUNDS: Cory-Rawson 19 (Lee and Bacon 5). TURNOVERS: Cory-Rawson 13 JUNIOR VARSITY: Allen East. 36-35. ARLINGTON &emsp;&emsp;47 HAR. NORTHERN 44 DOLA- After trailing by three headed into the final quarter, Arlington used a 14-8 run to narrowly defeat Hardin Northern 47-44 on Saturday. Arlington's Zavier Thorton scored a game-high 20 points, 18 of which came behind the three-point line. Brandon Hull nearly had a triple-double in the game, scoring 10 points, getting 10 boards, and dishing out eight assists. Nevin Robson led the Polar Bears with a 20-point, 10-rebound double-double. Owen Wetherill had 11 points and five rebounds. ARLINGTON (9-7, 4-2 BVC) Thorton 7-0--20, Hull 5-1--11, Gast 2-0--6, Frysinger 2-0--4, Lafferty 1-0--2, Launder 1-0--2, Bateson 1-0--2. TOTALS: 18-3--47 H. NORTHERN (9-8, 3-3 NWCC) Robson 8-2--20, Wetherill 4-0--11, Wilson 3-0--7, Morris 2-0--4, Good 1-0--2. TOTALS 18-2--44. Arlington &emsp;&emsp;11 12 10 14 — 47 H. Northern &emsp;&emsp;8 12 16 8 — 44 3-POINT GOALS: Arlington 8 (Thorton 6); Hardin Northern 6 (Wetherill 3) REBOUNDS: Arlington 33 (Hull 10); Hardin Northern 28 (Robson 10) TURNOVERS: Arlington 12; Hardin Northern 10. JUNIOR VARSITY: Arlington, 47-30. TOLEDO CHRISTIAN 62 LIBERTY-BENTON 54 Cole McWhinnie scored a game-high 18 points and Trevor Wensink added 14 for Toledo Christian in its 62-54. Josh Reindel led L-B, scoring a team-high 14. Ben Spiess had 12 points in the loss. Cason Doolittle had 11 points and a team-high four rebounds. TOLEDO CHRISTIAN (12-3) Criss 1-0--2, O'Neal 3-2--10, Tipping 2-0--5, Wensink 6-1--14, McWhinnie 3-11-18, Donawa 4-1--9, Gaston 2-0--4. TOTALS: 21-15--62. LIBERTY-BENTON (7-8, 5-2 BVC) Reindel 4-5--14, Eckford 1-0--2, Doolittle 4-2--11, Spiess 2-6--12, Dillon 1-2--4, Rath 1-0--2, Gerken 3-1--9. TOTALS: 16-16--54. Tol. Christian &emsp;&emsp;19 19 17 13 — 62 L-Benton &emsp;&emsp;9 15 10 14 — 54 3-POINT GOALS: Toledo Christian 5 (O'Neal 2); Liberty-Benton 6 (Spiess 2). REBOUNDS: Toledo Christian 15 (Donawa 6); Liberty-Benton 14 (Doolittle 4). TURNOVERS: Toledo Christian 5; Liberty-Benton 18 JUNIOR VARSITY: Liberty-Benton, 64-47. PANDORA-GILBOA 59 BLUFFTON 39 PANDORA- Blake Steiner and Bryce Basinger both scored a game-high 14 points for Pandora-Gilboa in its 20-point win over Bluffton on Saturday, 59-39. Aiden Harris scored nine points for the Rockets. As a team, P-G went 13 of 16 from the free-throw line. Bluffton was led by Trenton Donley's team-high 11 points. Nate Schaadt scored 10 points in the loss and Nic Essinger scored eight. BLUFFTON (6-10, 1-5 NWC) Donley 4-2--11, Shutler 1-0--2, Boblitt 0-1--1, Schaadt 5-0--10, Soper 1-1--3, Essinger 4-0--8, Stever 1-0--3, Coonfare 0-1--1. TOTALS: 16-5--39. PANDORA-GILBOA (8-7, 6-1 BVC) W. Huffman 0-3--3, A. Harris 2-4--9, C. Harris 1-0--3, E. Huffman 1-0--2, Krohn 1-2--5, Steiner 4-3--14, Luginbill 2-1--5, Basinger 7-0-14, Bier4 2-0--4. TOTALS: 20-13--59. Bluffton &emsp;&emsp;10 8 12 9 — 39 P-Gilboa &emsp;&emsp;16 11 16 16 — 59 3-POINT GOALS: Bluffton 2 (Donley and Stever); Pandora-Gilboa 6 (Steiner 3). TURNOVERS: Bluffton 17; Pandora-Gilboa 15. EMMANUEL CHR. 54 LEIPSIC 47 LEIPSIC- Jayden Sims' stat-stuffing performance led the way for Emmanuel Christian in a 54-47 upset over Leipsic on Saturday. Sims finished with 20 points, nine rebounds, five assists, and five steals, all of which were the game-high. Elijah Walker scored 13 points and had six rebounds for Emmanuel Christian. Paul Maag's 15 points set the pace for the Vikings in the loss. Lorenzo Walther scored 11 points and Mason Brandt had eight. Brandt also had a team-high five rebounds. EMMANUEL CHRISTIAN (5-5) Sims 6-7--20, Walker 4-3--13, Palmer 2-1--7, Hayslett 2-1--5, Brown 2-0--5, Holmes 1-0--2, McCroskey 1-0--2. TOTALS: 18-12--54. LEIPSIC (12-3, 6-1 BVC) Maag 6-3--15, Walther 5-1--11, Brandt 2-4--8, Siefker 3-0--7, T. Schroeder 3-0--6. TOTALS: 19-8--47. Emmanuel Chr. &emsp;&emsp;13 11 15 15 — 54 Leipsic &emsp;&emsp;12 9 11 13 — 47 3-POINT GOALS: Emmanuel Christian 6 (Walker and Palmer 2); Leipsic 1 (Siefker). REBOUNDS: Emmanuel Christian 35 (Sims 9); Leipsic 28 (T. Schroeder 5). TURNOVERS: Emmanuel Christian 18; Leipsic 18. Men's Basketball FINDLAY 83 LAKE ERIE 67 Jacob Plantz and Jackson Burdyshaw both scored a game-high 17 points for Lake Erie, but it wasn't enough against The University of Findlay as it fell 83-67 on Saturday. At halftime, the Oilers carried a 48-28 lead. L-B grad Anthony Masterlasco's 12 points were a team-high. Nate Bruns had 10 points and six rebounds. Andrew Owens scored 11 points for the Oilers. The Oilers were a force in the paint, outscoring Lake Erie 54-30 in the paint. They also outrebounded the Storm 41-34. Jeramie Burge scored 15 points off of the bench for the Storm. He also had a game-high six rebounds. While Lake Erie had the three highest scorers in the game, they couldn't muster much else. Plantz, Burdyshaw, and Burge combined for 49 of the 67 points. The next highest scorer had three points. The Oilers will face off against Lake Erie tonight in Painesville at 7:30 p.m. LAKE ERIE (0-7, 0-7 GMAC) Piks 0-1 1-2 1, Hughes 1-4 0-0 3, Manning 3-6 0-0 6, Plantz 7-17 2-2 17, Riggs 1-10 0-0 3, Burge 6-11 3-5 15, Brookes 1-4 1-4 3, Williams 1-3 0-0 3, Burdyshaw 6-9 1-2 17. TOTALS: 26-69 4-6 67. FINDLAY (11-1, 10-1 GMAC) Masterlasco 5-7 2-2 12, Bruns 4-4 2-3 1-, Owens 4-6 2-2 11, Gray 3-7 0-0 8, Schmock 2-7 2-2 6, Edmonds 2-5 0-0 5, Linder 3-5 2-2 9, Stover 4-6 1-2 9, Wildermuth 3-5 1-1 5, Swaine 2-6 0-0 4, Stone 1-2 0-0 2. TOTALS: 33-65 12-14 83. Lake Erie 28 39--78 Findlay 48 35--44 3-POINT GOALS: Lake Erie 11 -35 (Piks 0-1, Hughes 1-3, Manning 0-2, Plantz 1-7, Riggs 1-6, Burge 3-5, Jones 0-1, Brooks 1-4, Burdyshaw 4-5, Wright 0-1); Findlay 5-18 (Masterlasco 0-1, Owens 1-3, Gray 2-3, Schmock 0-4, Cox 0-1, Edmonds 1-1, Linder 1-2, Wildermuth 0-1, Swaine 0-2). REBOUNDS: Lake Erie 34 (Burge 7); Findlay 41 (Bruns 6). ASSISTS: Lake Erie 20 (Riggs 7); Findlay 18 (Schmock 5). STEALS: Lake Erie 10 (Burdyshaw 3); Findlay 8 (Masterlasco,Schmock, and Linder 2). BLOCKS: Lake Erie 3 (Manning, Riggs, and Wright); Findlay 1 (Wildermuth). TURNOVERS: Lake Erie 13; Findlay 12. Women's Basketball FINDLAY 95 LAKE ERIE 61 Shelby Kin continues her phenomenal season with a 28-point, nine-rebound performance for the University of Findlay, as the Oilers get a bounceback win on Saturday, 95-61. Kin may have paced the Oilers, but Bridget Landin had a great performance herself. Landin went 10-12 from the field for 22 points on top of nine rebounds, three assists, and a pair of steals. Allison Utterback scored 17 points in the first half and finished with a career-high 20 points. 15 of Utterback's 20 came from behind the three-point line. Amber Schweiger finished with 11 points and a career-high 13 assists. Dy'Jhanik Armfield's 15 points paced the Storm. Breanna Bauer had 10 points and six rebounds in the loss. Lauren Flannery and Angela Fink both scored eight points. The Oilers get back at it tonight when they face off against Lake Erie again on the road in Painesville at 5:30 p.m. LAKE ERIE (1-10, 1-10 GMAC) Bauer 5-5 0-0 10, Billing 2-9 1-2 5, Flannery 3-8 2-2 8, Wyngarden 2-7 1-2 6, Fink 4-7 0-0 8, Armfield 7-16 0-2 15, Matalavage 2-8 1-2 5, Lehmkuhl 0-2 2-2 2, Mantz 0-1 2-2 2. TOTALS: 25-65 9-14 61 FINDLAY (7-7, 7-7 GMAC) Landin 10-12 2-2 22, Kin 12-16 4-5 28, Bellman 4-7 0-1 8, Schweiger 1-11 9-10 11, Utterback 7-12 1-1 20, Mick 1-1 0-0 3, Simon 1-5 1-1. TOTALS: 36-71 17-22. Lake Erie&emsp;&emsp;15&emsp;&emsp;13&emsp;&emsp;17&emsp;&emsp;16--61 Findlay&emsp;&emsp;28&emsp;&emsp;21&emsp;&emsp;18&emsp;&emsp;28--95 3-POINT GOALS: Lake Erie 2-22 (Billing 0-3, Flannery 0-2, Wyngarden 1-5, Fink 0-2, Armfield 1-5, Matalavage 0-4, Mantz 0-1); Findlay 6-16 (Schweiger 0-2, Utterback 5-9, Mick 1-1, Flynn 0-1, Simon 0-3). REBOUNDS: Lake Erie 32 (Bauer 6); Findlay 45 (Landin and Kin 9). ASSISTS: Lake Erie 13 (Wyngarden and Fink 6); Findlay 26 (Schweiger 14). STEALS: Lake Erie 6 (Matalavage 2); Findlay 12 (Schweiger 3). BLOCKS: Lake Erie 3 (Wyngarden 2); Findlay3 (Kin 2). TURNOVERS: Lake Erie 17; Findlay 13.