Four score in double figures as Panthers hold off Hornets

RAWSON — McComb saw four (Brad Miehls 15, Kaden Sherick 14, Grant Dishong 14, Blake Wittenmeyer 10) of its five starters reach double-figures in Friday's come-from-behind win over Cory-Rawson, 55-51.The Panthers trailed the Hornets after the first quarter, 15-4, but outscored them 51-36 the rest of the game.The Panthers trailed the Hornets 44-39 headed into the final quarter but used a 16-7 fourth quarter tilt to pick up the BVC win.Mike Bixler scored a game-high 17 points for the Hornets. Wilson Garmatter knocked down three 3-pointers and finished with 13 points.McCOMB (4-9, 3-2 BVC)Miehls 6-2—15, Sherick 4-5—14, Dishong 5-2—14, Wittenmeyer 3-4—10, Holman 0-2—2. TOTALS: 18-15—55.CORY-RAWSON (2-11, 1-4 BVC)Garmatter 4-2—13, Davis 4-0—11, Stumpp 1-0—2, Bixler 7-3—17, Marshall 2-0—4, Stuckey 2-0—4. TOTALS: 19-5—51.McComb 4 17 17 16—55C-Rawson 15 12 17 7—513-POINT GOALS: McComb 4 (Dishong 2); Cory-Rawson 6 (Davis 3, Garmatter 3).REBOUNDS: McComb 26 (Miehls 9); Cory-Rawson 33.TURNOVERS: McComb 6; Cory-Rawson 12. D. JEFFERSON 54 ADA 33DELPHOS — Levi Roder and Caden Carder each scored a game-high 11 points for Delphos Jefferson in a 21-point NWC win over Ada Friday, 54-33.At halftime, the Wildcats jumped out to a 30-18 lead.Carter Conley paced the Bulldogs, scoring a team-high nine points. Jaden Leal and Ethan Murphy each added a half-dozen.ADA (4-9, 0-4 NWC)C. Murphy 2-0—4, Conley 3-3—9, Leal 3-0—6, E. Murphy 2-1—6, Sutherly 2-0—5, Preston 1-0—3. TOTALS: 13-4—33.DELPHOS JEFFERSON (2-9, 0-2 NWC)Col. Bailey 3-1—7, Teman 2-5—9, Miller 1-0—2, Carder 4-0—11, Cod. Bailey 1-0—2, Hoerston 3-0—6, Gallmeier 1-2—5, Agner 0-1—1, Rode 4-2—11. TOTALS: 19-11—54.Ada 9 9 8 7—33D. Jefferson 17 13 10 14—543-POINT GOALS: Ada 3; Delphos Jefferson 5 (Carder 3). ELGIN 75H. NORTHERN 37MARION — Isaac Dillon finished 8 of 8 from the field, 5 of 5 from the free-throw line and scored a game-high 22 points for Elgin in its 75-37 trouncing of NWCC-rival Hardin Northern Friday.The Comets had the game in the bag at the midway point, as they were up 40-18.But Dillon wasn't the only Comet who finished perfect, as Harrison Sage knocked down five 3-pointers, finished a perfect 8 of 8 from the field and scored 21 points.Nevin Robson continues to have an outstanding senior campaign for the Polar Bears. He finished with a 19-point, 10-rebound double-double.HARDIN NORTHERN (7-5, 1-2 NWCC)Diller 0-2—2, Wykes 3-0—8, Robson 8-2—19, Z. Wilson 0-1—1, Ca. Curtis 1-0—2, Kuhlman 1-0—3, Hooker 1-0—2. TOTALS: 14-5—37.MARION ELGIN (8-3, 2-1 NWCC)Sager 8-0—21, Castillo 2-0—5, Dugan 2-0—5, Dillon 8-5—22, Rife 4-0—8, Grimm 6-0—12, Brown 1-0—2. TOTALS: 31-5—75.H. Northern 8 9 13 7—37Elgin 23 17 14 21—753-POINT GOALS: Hardin Northern 4 (Wykes 2); Elgin 8 (Sager 5).REBOUNDS: Hardin Northern 22 (Robson 10); Elgin 38.TURNOVERS: Hardin Northern 10; Elgin 8.JUNIOR VARSITY: Elgin, 42-41. L-BENTON 65ARCADIA 27ARCADIA — Cason Doolittle (6 rebounds) and Lincoln Garlock each finished with a game-high 15 points for Liberty-Benton in its 65-27 BVC win over Arcadia on Friday.Garlock hit five 3-pointers for the Eagles. Austin Hanni-Wells and Brayden Wages both scored 11 points.Arcadia was paced by Josh Cassell's 10-point, 5-rebound performance.LIBERTY-BENTON (10-3, 4-1 BVC)K. Garlock 2-0—4, Eckford 3-2—8, Doolittle 6-3—15, L. Garlock 5-0—15, Hanni-Wells 5-1—11, Wages 5-1—11, Thomas 0-1—1. TOTALS: 26-8—65.ARCADIA (2-8, 0-5 BVC)Lucius 1-0—2, Cassell 5-0—10, Stoner 2-0—4, Harris 2-0—4, Barry 2-2—7. TOTALS: 12-2—27.L-Benton 19 14 24 8—65Arcadia 7 10 8 2—273-POINT GOALS: Liberty-Benton 5 (L. Garlock 5); Arcadia 1.REBOUNDS: Liberty-Benton 26 (Doolittle 6); Arcadia 25 (Cassell 5).TURNOVERS: Liberty-Benton 4; Arcadia 16.JUNIOR VARSITY: Liberty-Benton, 51-23. ELMWOOD 74 LAKE 50BLOOMDALE — Bryce Reynolds did what he does best for Elmwood on Friday.Stuff the stat sheet.The senior finished with a game-high 25 points along with eight boards, six assists and a pair of blocks in the Royals' 74-50 win over Lake.Kade Lentz pitched a great game in his own right for Elmwood, finishing with 21 points, six boards and six assists.Cam Hoffman finished with a team-high 20 points for the Flyers.LAKE (5-8, 3-4 NBC)Darr 1-3—6, Hayward 1-0—2, Perry 2-2—7, Proffitt 3-0—7, Haas 1-1—4, Hoffman 7-4—20, Moore 2-0—4. TOTALS: 17-10—50.ELMWOOD (6-5, 4-1 NBC)Harrison 0-1—1, Lentz 9-0—21, Ziegler 1-1—3, Wickard 3-0—6, Meyer 1-0—2, Reynolds 9-4—25, Childress 3-0—6. TOTALS: 31-6—74.Lake 12 15 11 12—50Elmwood 20 18 19 17—743-POINT GOALS: Lake 6 (Hoffman 2); Elmwood 6 (Lentz 3, Reynolds 3). H. LOUDON 51 ST. MARY 47 BASCOM -- Ried Jury scored 14 points and had five steals, five assists and nine rebounds as Hopewell-Loudon outlast Sandusky Bay Conference rival Sandusky St. Mary in overtime, 51-47. Evan Kreais scored a team-high 15 as the Chieftains rallied from a modest halftime deficit and outscored the Panthers 9-5 in the extra session. Brock Gill had 13 points for St. Mary. ST. MARY (3-8, 3-5 SBC RD) Cook 4-2—11; Harris 4-0—10; Kifton 2-2—7; Gill 5-2—13; Kresser 3-0—6. TOTALS: 18-6—47 HOPEWELL-LOUDON (8-2, 6-2 SBC RD) Berrier 4-1—10; Jury 5-3—14; Elmore 3-1—7; Martinez 2-1—5; Kreais 5-5—15. TOTALS: 19-11—51. St. Mary &emsp;&emsp;11 &emsp;&emsp;13 &emsp;&emsp;9 &emsp;&emsp;9 &emsp;&emsp;5 – 47 Hopewell-Loudon &emsp;&emsp;8 &emsp;&emsp;12 &emsp;&emsp;11 &emsp;&emsp;11 &emsp;&emsp;9 – 51 FIELD GOALS: Sandusky St. Mary 18-45; Hopewell-Loudon 19-59. 3-POINT FIELD GOALS: Sandusky St. Mary 5-14 (Harris 2, Cook, Krifton, Gill); Hopewell-Loudon 2-8 (Berrier, Jury) FOUL SHOTS: Sandusky St. Mary 11-25; Hopewell-Loudon 6-11. REBOUNDS: Sandusky St. Mary 22; Hopewell-Loudon 23 (Jury 9) TURNOVERS: Sandusky St. Mary 8; Hopewell-Loudon 15. JV: Hopewell-Loudon 37-17. CAREY 65 SENECA EAST 45 CAREY – Anthony Bell poured in 17 points, Landen Kemerley scored 16, and Carey took care of Seneca East Friday, 65-45. Kemerley finished with a team-high seven rebounds. Isaac Mason put up 20 points for the Tigers. SENECA EAST (5-7, 1-6 N10) Graham 1-0—2; King 1-0—3; Mason 4-11—20; Hines 4-2—10; Foos 3-0—7; Hicks 1-0—2; Young 0-1—1. TOTALS: 14-14—45. CAREY (5-3, 3-2 N10) Putnam 2-0—5; Lonsway 1-0—2; Conti 4-0—8; Bell 7-0—17; Hill 0-2—2; Kemerley 7-2—16; Brayden Young 2-0—5; Vallejo 3-2—8. TOTALS: 27-6—65. Seneca East 12 &emsp;&emsp;7 &emsp;&emsp;13 &emsp;&emsp;13 – 45 Carey 16 &emsp;&emsp;11 &emsp;&emsp;21 &emsp;&emsp;17 – 65 FIELD GOALS: Seneca East 14-38; Carey 27-63. 3-POINT GOALS: Seneca East 3-9 (King, Mason, Foos); Carey 5-21 (Bell 3, Putnam , Brayden Young) FOUL SHOTS Seneca East 14-18; Carey 6-12. REBOUNDS: Seneca East 24; Carey 31 (Kemerley 7) TURNOVERS: Seneca East 18; Carey 10. JV: Carey 56-48 ANDORA-GILBOA 58VANLUE 45VANLUE — Pandora-Gilboa led Vanlue just 23-22 at the half of Friday's Blanchard Valley Conference matchup. But the Rockets dominated the final 16 minutes of the game in earning a 58-45 win over the Wildcats.Aiden Harris scored 18 points and Ryan Johnson had 12 for P-G. The Rockets outscored Vanlue 20-14 in the third quarter and 35-23 in the second half in chalking up their eighth win in nine games, improving to 9-3 overall, and remaining unbeaten (5-0) in the BVC.Jerome Kloepfer had a game-high 24 points for Vanlue (4-6, 2-3).PANDORA-GILBOA (9-3, 5-0 bvc)Johnson 4-3—12, W. Huffman 2-0—5, A. Harris 6-4—18, C. Harris 0-3—3,. E. Huffman 1-4—6, Krohn 2-2—6, Morris 1-0—2, Luginbill 3-0—6. TOTALS: 19-16—58.VANLUE (4-6, 2-3 BVC)Ja. Kloepfer 2-4—8, Rickle 3-2—8, Je. Kloepfer 9-3—24, Ward 1-0—3, Roszman 1-0—2. TOTALS: 16-33 9-17—45.Pandora-Gilboa 13 10 20 15—58Vanlue 12 10 14 9—453-Point GOALS: Pandora-Gilboa 4 (A. Harris 2, Johnson, W. Huffman); Vanlue 4-14 (Je. Kloepfer 3, Ward).REBOUNDS: Pandora-Gilboa 24 (); Vanlue 20 (Je. KLoepfer 6, Rickle 6).TURNOVERS: Vanlue 18.JUNIOR VARSITY: Pandora-Gilboa, 78-12. OTTAWA-GLANDORF 69LIMA BATH 44LIMA — Ottawa-Glandorf turned a barn-burner into a rout by outscoring Lima Bath 45-25 in the second half of Friday's 69-44 Western Buckeye League matchup.Carson Fuka scored 18 points and Colin White had 17. Eli Schmenk added 11 points as O-G, which hosts Lima Senior today, climbed to 9-1 overall and 4-0 in the WBL.Britton Hall had a team-leading 16 points for Lima Bath (2-10, 1-3 WBL).