Eagles split with Hornets, Mustangs

RAWSON –Kaedon Stottlemire, Mason Richards, Matthew Barger and Greg Musselman and Will Chiow all recorded pins for Liberty-Benton at Cory-Rawson, and the Eagles shut out the Hornets 81-0 in a tri-match with Allen East Tuesday. Allen East upended the Eagles, 40-33, in L-B's other match. Liberty-Benton 195-pounder Nathaniel DiRe defeated the Mustangs' Brogan Paxson 9-4. The other five L-B wins in the match were by forfeit. GIRLS BASKETBALL L-B 56 OTTOVILLE 39 Lauren Gerken had 24 points, six rebounds and three steals, and Liberty-Benton rolled to 16-4 with a 56-39 win over Ottoville. Kylie Recker had nine assists for the Eagles. Ottoville (13-8) got 16 points from Nicole Knippen. OTTOVILLE (13-8) Thomas 2-3—8; Turnwald 1-1—3; Kramer 4-1—10; Knippen 4-6—16; German 1-0—2. TOTALS: 12-11—39. LIBERTY-VENTON (16-4) Aschemeier 1-2—4; Recker 1-2—4; Irwin 3-0—8; Deeter 2-0—5; Gerken 10-4—24; Smith 4-0—11; May 1-0—2. TOTALS: 21-8—56. Ottoville &emsp;&emsp;6 &emsp;&emsp;10 &emsp;&emsp;13 &emsp;&emsp;10 – 39 Liberty-Benton 12 &emsp;&emsp;9 &emsp;&emsp;20 &emsp;&emsp;15 – 56 3-POINT GOALS: Ottoville 4 (Knippen 2, Kramer, Thomas); Liberty-Benton 6 (Smith 3, Recker, Irwin, Deeter). REBOUNDS:Ottoville 16; Liberty-Benton 22 (Gerken 6) TURNOVERS: Ottoville 15; Liberty-Benton 15 JV: L-B 35-22. VANLUE 52 JONES LEADERSHIP 12 Every player who dressed for Vanlue scored Tuesday night as the Wildcats overwhelmed Jones Leadership Academy, 52-12. The Wildcats (5-14) got 15 points, six steals and six assists from Audrey Phillips, while Emma Franks added 11 points and four assists. Mara Simon added 11 points, six rebounds and four steals. Jones Leadership Academy got five points and eight steals. from Hezona White. JONES LEADERSHIP ACADEMY Ison 0-1—1; S. Williams 1-0—2; White 2-1—5; Burry 2-0—4. TOTALS: 5-2—12. VANLUE (5-14) Franks 5-0—11; Phillipa 6-0—15; L. Miller 2-0—4; G. Miller 1-0—2; Gutierrez 0-1—1; Saltzman 1-0—2; Gerschutz 2-0—4; Simon 3-4—11; Brooks 1-0—2. TOTALS: 21-5—52. Jones Leadership Academy&emsp;&emsp;5 &emsp;&emsp;2 &emsp;&emsp;2 &emsp;&emsp;3 – 12 Vanlue 15 &emsp;&emsp;16 &emsp;&emsp;13 &emsp;&emsp;7 – 52 3-POINT GOALS: Jones Leadership Academy 0-8; Vanlue 5-9 (A. Phillips 3, Simon, Franks). REBOUNDS: Jones Leadership Academy 17 (White 8); Vanlue 27 (Simon 6) TURNOVERS: Jones Leadership Academy: 24; Vanlue 7. UPPER SANDUSKY 42 RIVERDALE 33 UPPER SANDUSKY – Jenna Kurtz had 12 points, Zandria Gallant had 10 and Upper Sandusky upended Riverdale 42-33. Danielle Searfoss and Carrigan Vent each had eight points for the Falcons. RIVERDALE Howell 2-0—4; Breidenbach 1-1—3; Searfoss 4-0—8; Sudlow 1-2—4; Vent 4-0—8; McKinness 3-0—6. TOTALS: 15-3—33. UPPER SANDUSKY Gallant 3-2—10; Kurtz 5-1—12; Vent 1-0—3; Iles 1-1—3; Byrum 2-1—6; Stowers 3-2—8. TOTALS: 15-7—42. Riverdale &emsp;&emsp;8 &emsp;&emsp;9 &emsp;&emsp;6 &emsp;&emsp;10 – 33 Upper Sandusky &emsp;&emsp;7 &emsp;&emsp;10 &emsp;&emsp;11 &emsp;&emsp;14 – 42 3-POINTERS: Riverdale 0; Upper Sandusky 5 (Gallant2, Kurtz, Vent, Byrum. VAN BUREN 53LAKOTA 30KANSAS- Breanna Tabler scored 10 points and had six boards for Van Buren in its 23-point victory over Lakota Tuesday night, 53-30.Reese Recker and Maddie Pawlak both scored 10 points as well for the Black Knights. Sophia Reineke had nine rebounds.Lakota was paced by Emma Gregg's 10 points. VAN BURENTabler 2-5--10, Reineke 2-2--6, Durliat 1-4--5, Bishop 2-0--4, Bowman 1-0--2, Busey 2-1--5,Recker 4-0--10, Pawlak 5-0--10. TOTALS: 20-12--53.LAKOTAMcDole 2-0--5, Valdez 1-0--2, Herr 2-1--5, Gregg 4-0--10, Fooz 3-2--8. TOTALS: 12-3--30.Van Buren&emsp;&emsp;13&emsp;&emsp;16&emsp;&emsp;15&emsp;&emsp;9--53Lakota&emsp;&emsp;2&emsp;&emsp;7&emsp;&emsp;10&emsp;&emsp;11--303-POINT GOALS: Van Buren 3 (Recker 2); Lakota 3 (Gregg 2)REBOUNDS: Van Buren 42 (Reineke 9); Lakota 26TURNOVERS: Van Buren 17; Lakota 23JUNIOR VARSITY: Van Buren, 27-16. H.LOUDON 49OLD FORT 37OLD FORT- Makayla Elmore scored a game-high 20 points and brought in a game-high 17 boards in Hopewell-Loudon's 49-37 win over Old Fort. Elmore had as many rebounds as Old Fort's entire team.Abbe Beidelschies and Ashley Daniel both scored nine points for the Chieftains.Old Fort's Macie Miller led the way for the Stockaders with 12 points. Kristin Baker scored 10 points and had five rebounds.HOPEWELL-LOUDONElmore 6-7--20, Beidelschies 3-1--9, Daniel 3-2--9, Coffman 3-0--6, Zender 1-0--3, Milligan 0-2--2. TOTALS: 16-12--49.OLD FORTMiller 4-3--12, Baker 4-0--10, Davidson 4-0--9, Wilkinson 1-1--3, Woodall 1-0--3. TOTALS: 14-4--37.H-L&emsp;&emsp;15&emsp;&emsp;19&emsp;&emsp;10&emsp;&emsp;5--49Old Fort&emsp;&emsp;12&emsp;&emsp;7&emsp;&emsp;9&emsp;&emsp;9--373-POINT GOALS: Hopewell-Loudon 5 (Beidelschies 2); Old Fort 2 (Baker 2).REBOUNDS: Hopewell-Loudon 24 (Elmore 17); Old Fort 17 (Baker 5).TURNOVERS: Hopewell-Loudon 17; Old Fort 12JUNIOR VARSITY: Old Fort, 51-23. CAREY 32ARCADIA 23ARCADIA- Alaina Tiell led all scorers with 13 points and had six rebounds for Carey in its 32-23 win over Arcadia.Carey was up 20-10 at halftime, but a 6-0 third quarter run by Arcadia tightened things up at20-16 after three. Carey outscored Arcadia 12-7 in the final frame to keep the Redskins at bay.Sadie Arend scored seven points for the Blue Devils.Lyndee Ward scored 10 points in the loss for Arcadia and Isabelle Mundy scored five points. CAREY (17-3)Roark 2-0--5, Tiell 3-6--13, Av. Stewart 1-2--4, Ady Stewart 1-0--3, Arend 3-0--7. TOTALS: 9-8--32.ARCADIA (12-6)Burnett 0-1--1, Pratt 1-1--3, Golden 1-0--2, Rodriguez 1-0--2, Mundy 2-0--5, Ward 4-0--10. TOTALS: 9-2--23Carey 9&emsp;&emsp;11&emsp;&emsp;0&emsp;&emsp;12--32Arcadia&emsp;&emsp;6&emsp;&emsp;4&emsp;&emsp;6&emsp;&emsp;7--233-POINT GOALS: Carey 3 (Roark, Arend, and Ady Stewart); Arcadia 3 (Ward 2).REBOUNDS: Arcadia 16 (Burnett and Golden 3).TURNOVERS: Arcadia 14JUNIOR VARSITY:Carey, 36-18. OTTAWA-GLANDORF 54ARCHBOLD 33OTTAWA- Kelsey Erford's double-double, almost triple-double night carried Ottawa-Glandorf to a 54-33 win over Archbold. Erford finished with a game-high 16 points, 11 rebounds, and six steals.Chloee Glenn scored 14 points, brought in four rebounds, stole four, and dished out four assists for O-G.Kylie Sauder scored 13 points for Archbold.Ottawa-Glandorf&emsp;&emsp;23&emsp;&emsp;5&emsp;&emsp;16&emsp;&emsp;10--54Archbold&emsp;&emsp;9&emsp;&emsp;7&emsp;&emsp;11&emsp;&emsp;16--33JUNIOR VARSITY: Ottawa-Glandorf, 30-24. ADA 53W. GOSHEN 42ADA- Courtney Sumner scored a game-high 22 points in Ada's 53-42 win over Waynesfield-Goshen. At halftime, Ada was only up 22-19 but used a 13-7 third quarter tilt to widen its lead to nine points and never looked back.Miranda Wills scored a dozen points for Ada. She went four of six from the free-throw line. Kirsten Poling had six points.Waynesfield-Goshen was paced by Rylie Burington, who scored a team-high 18 points. WAYNESFIELD-GOSHEN (6-14)T.Spencer 1-0--2, P.Spencer 2-2--6, Elliott 3-2--10, Barrington 6-6--18, Flinn 1-2--4, Baumgardner 1-0--2. TOTALS: 14-12-42.ADA (5-13)Sumner 8-4--22, Poling 2-2--6, Light 1-1--3, Waugh 2-2--7, King 0-1--1, Wills 4-4--12, Acheson1-0--2. TOTALS: 18-13-53.W-G&emsp;&emsp;10&emsp;&emsp;9&emsp;&emsp;7&emsp;&emsp;16--42Ada&emsp;&emsp;12&emsp;&emsp;10&emsp;&emsp;13&emsp;&emsp;18--533-POINT GOALS: Ada 3 (Sumner 2); Waynesfield-Goshen 2 (Elliott 2). ARLINGTON 35PANDORA-GILBOA 29ARLINGTON- Despite only scoring 16 points through three quarters, Arlington was able to squeeze by Pandora-Gilboa 35-29. A 19-7 run in the fourth quarter propelled the Red Devils to the six-point victory.Cloe Crist scored a team-high 10 points for Arlington. Brooklyn Smith scored eight points and had 11 rebounds in the win.Lacie Fenstermaker had 12 points and 19 rebounds, both were game-highs. Makayla Kinsinger also scored 12 points.PANDORA-GILBOA (2-18,0-9 BVC)Fenstermaker 4-4--12, Kinsinger 3-6--12, Neuenschwander 1-1--3, Miller 1-0--2. TOTALS:9-11--29ARLINGTON (4-14,1-8 BVC)Crist 1-7--10, B. Smith 2-4--8, Stewart 2-2--6, Agapiou 1-2--4, Russell 1-0--3, J. Smith 1-0--2,Beach 0-2--2. TOTALS: 8-17--35.P-G&emsp;&emsp;8&emsp;&emsp;5&emsp;&emsp;9&emsp;&emsp;7--29Arlington&emsp;&emsp;8&emsp;&emsp;0&emsp;&emsp;8&emsp;&emsp;19--353-POINT GOALS: Pandora-Gilboa 0; Arlington 2 (Crist and Russell)REBOUNDS: Pandora-Gilboa 33 (Fenstermaker 19); Arlington 29 (B. Smith 11)TURNOVERS: Pandora-Gilboa 30; Arlington 23. (14-sub head) UF's Green named University of Findlay sophomore Simone Green has been selected the Great Midwest Athletic Conference women's track and field Field Athlete of the Week following her performance at the Tiffin Dragon Invitational last weekend. Green won the triple jump with a career-best leap of 38 feet, 6 inches. She also posted a career-best 18-103/4 effort in the long jump. (BOLD) EIGHTH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL BLANCHARD MIDDLE SCHOOL CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT FINALS Lima West 34, Glenwood 28. MONDAY GIRLS BASKETBALL NEW RIEGEL (15-4) Lininger 2-0—4, Schalk 2-0—5, Hohman 4-1—9, Norville 0-4—4, Bouillon 3-6—13, Dryfuse 3-2—8. TOTALS: 14-31 13-19—43. CAREY (16-3) Roark 3-1—8, Tiell 6-0—14, Av. Stewart 1-2—4, Hart 1-1—3, Arend 8-2—21, Ad. Stewart 4-0—11. TOTALS: 23-47 6-8—61. New Riegel &emsp;&emsp;9 11 17 6 — 43 Carey &emsp;&emsp;17 20 10 14 — 61 3-Point GOALS: New Riegel 2-11 (Schalk, Bouillon); Carey 9-17 (Stewart 3, Arend 3, Tiell 2, Roark). REBOUNDS: New Riegel 17 (Schalk 5); Carey 28 (Stewart 9). TURNOVERS: New Riegel 11, Carey 10. LOCAL SPORTS WEDNESDAY'S SCHEDULE PREP WRESTLING Findlay at TRAC Championships, at Oregon Clay GIRLS BASKETBALL Arlington at Hardin Northern