Almost everyone gets involved in Findlay girls win over Wapakoneta

Findlay saw 11 different players find the bottom of the net and made easy work of Wapakoneta, 50-31, in Saturday's non-league win. Bri Nichols (four rebounds) and Reegan Heyward led the Trojans in points, each scoring seven. Aleksyss Arredondo and Sophia Myers each dropped a half-dozen points. Myers had five boards as well. Addy Allen led all scorers, finishing with 11 points for Wapakoneta. WAPAKONETA Good 3-0—7, Amber 1-0—2, Wilson 1-0—2, Allen 2-5—11, Fullenkamp 1-0—2, Courter 1-2—4, Springer 1-1—3. TOTALS: 10-8—31. FINDLAY (7-6) Dittman 0-2—2, M. Stechschulte 1-3—5, Mangas 2-0—5, Myers 2-2—6, Heyward 3-0—7, Prusnek 0-2—2, K. Stechschulte 1-2—4, Hoffman 0-1—1, Schindeldecker 1-3—5, Nichols 2-3—7. TOTALS: 15-18—50. Wapakoneta 2 10 5 14—31 Findlay 11 8 15 16—50 3-POINT GOALS: Wapakoneta 3 (Allen 2); Findlay 2 (Mangas, Heyward). REBOUNDS: Findlay25 (Myers 5, Nichols 4). TURNOVERS: Findlay 11. JUNIOR VARSITY: Findlay, 43-24. ARLINGTON 57 USV 41 McGUFFEY — Arlington jumped out to a 19-8 lead after the first quarter and never looked back, beating Upper Scioto Valley on the road Saturday, 57-41. Kylie Jolliff paced the Red Devils with 18 points and nine boards, which were both team-highs. Adriana Agapiou scored 13 points and roped in a half-dozen rebounds. Leah Durliat knocked down three 3's and finished with 12 points. The Rams were paced by Patiance Cole and Kennedy Hall, who both scored a team-high 11 points. Cole grabbed seven boards as well. ARLINGTON Jolliff 3-12—18, Agapiou 5-3—13, Durliat 3-3—12, Smith 3-0—8, Frysinger 2-0—4, Crawford 1-0—2. TOTALS: 17-18—57. UPPER SCIOTO VALLEY Cole 5-1—11, Hall 5-0—11, Hurley 2-2—8, Christensen 3-0—6, Lawrence 2-0—5. TOTALS: 17-3—41. Arlington 19 11 15 12—57 USV 8 10 13 10—41 3-POINT GOALS: Arlington 5 (Durliat 3); USV 4 (Hurley 2). REBOUNDS: Arlington 29 (Jolliff 9); USV 30 (Christensen 8). TURNOVERS: Arlington 13; USV 23. LEIPSIC 54 CONTINENTAL 22 LEIPSIC — Krysten Martinez fired a trio of three-pointers and scored a team-high 16 points for Leipsic in its 54-22 PCL league win over Continental on Saturday. Whitney Langhals scored 11 points and stole four for the Vikings. Abby Haselman finished with 10 points and had five boards. Leipsic forced Continental into 28 turnovers and allowed just nine made baskets. Bryn Tegenkamp scored a team-high 11 points for the Pirates. LEIPSIC Martinez 5-3—16, Langhls 5-1—11, Haselman 5-0—10, Henry 2-2—7, Kirkendall 1-4—6, Schroeder 1-1—3, Brooklyn 0-1—1. TOTALS: 19-12—54. CONTINENTAL Armey 2-0—4, Tegenkamp 4-1—11, Logan 1-1—3, Becker 2-0—4. TOTALS: 9-2—22. Continental 7 0 10 5—22 Leipsic 12 24 14 4—54 3-POINT GOALS: Continental 2; Leipsic 4 (Martinez 3). REBOUNDS: Continental 19; Leipsic 27 (Haselman 5). TURNOVERS: Continental 28; Leipsic 17. VAN BUREN 61 OTSEGO 18 TONTOGANY — Sophia Reineke scored as many as Otsego's entire team, 18, and finished with a team-high nine rebounds in Van Buren's 61-18 trouncing of Otsego. Ali Bishop connected on a pair of threes and finished with 11 points for VB. VAN BUREN (11-3) Lance 2-3—7, Reineke 9-0—18, Morey 0-1—1, Durliat 4-0—9, Bishop 4-3—13, Fruth 1-1—3, Bowman 1-0—2, Busey 1-6—8. TOTALS: 22-14—61. OTSEGO Hillshire 1-0—2, Dimmick 3-0—7, Lehr 2-1—5, Eberly 2-0—4. TOTALS: 8-1—18. Van Buren 14 22 14 11—61 Otsego 5 2 4 7—18 3-POINT GOALS: Van Buren 3 (Bishop 2); Otsego 1. REBOUNDS: Van Buren 27 (Reineke 9). TURNOVERS: Van Buren 8. JUNIOR VARSITY: Van Buren, 46-31. L-BENTON 63 KENTON 30 KENTON — Lauren Gerken scored 26 points in just three quarters Saturday for Liberty-Benton in its 33-point, 63-30 win over Kenton in non-league play Saturday. Riley Irwin fired five three-pointers and finished with 15 points for L-B. Chelsea May had eight points and grabbed eight rebounds. Sade Larrabee scored a team-high eight points for the Wildcats, while Tatum Miller scored seven. LIBERTY-BENTON (11-1) Recker 2-1—5, Irwin 5-0—15, Deeter 1-1—4, Hiegel 1-0—3, Gerken 10-4—26, Crow 1-0—2, May 4-0—8. TOTALS: 24-6—63. KENTON (5-9) Bartlett 1-0—3, Butler 2-0—5, Harpel 1-0—3, Larrabee 3-2—8, Nolting 1-1—4, Miller 1-5—7. TOTALS: 9-7—30. L-Benton 15 17 24 9—63 Kenton 3 14 8 5—30. 3-POINT GOALS: Liberty-Benton 9 (Irwin 5, Gerken 2); Kenton 4. REBOUNDS: Liberty-Benton 24 (May 8); Kenton 22. TURNOVERS: Liberty-Benton 13. JUNIOR VARSITY: Liberty-Benton, 53-18. WYNFORD 39 CAREY 36 WYNFORD — At the end of three quarters, Wynford carried a comfortable lead of 12 points over Carey, 34-22. After the final buzzer, the Royals were lucky to hang on as Carey roared backed and close the fourth quarter on a 14-3 run. Wynford ultimately got the win, though, 39-36. Katie Wagner paced the Royals, scoring a game-high 13 points. Alexis Stevely knocked down three 3's and finished with nine points. Ady Stewart tied the game-high for Carey, scoring 13 points. Julia Brodman scored six points in the final quarter and eight in the game. She had nine boards as well. CAREY Row 1-2—4, Brodman 3-2—8, Plott 1-2—4, Yost 0-1—1, Stewart 4-4—13, Wenzinger 0-1—1. TOTALS: 11-12—36. WYNFORD Coffman 1-0—2, McGuire 2-0—6, Stucky 0-1—1, McMillan 4-0—8, Stevely 3-0—9, Wagner 4-5—13. TOTALS: 14-6—39. Carey 9 6 7 11—36 Wynford 17 5 12 5—39 3-POINT GOALS: Carey 2 (Stewart 2); Wynford 5 (Stevely 3, McGuire 2). REBOUNDS: Carey 17 (Brodman 9). TURNOVERS: Carey 15. JUNIOR VARSITY: Wynford, 29-26. MILLER CITY 43 COL. GROVE 30 MILLER CITY — Abi Lammers finished with 21 points, 10 boards and five assists for Miller City in a 43-30 PCL league win over Columbus Grove on Saturday. Things were all square between the Putnam County League stalwarts through three quarters, tied at 27-27. Lammers took over in the final quarter, though, scoring ten points in the last eight minutes. Grace Pfau finished with ten points for the Tigers. Savanah Ridenour paced the Bulldogs, scoring 16 points. Col. Grove 10 9 8 3—30 Miller City 5 8 14 16—43 3-POINT GOALS: Columbus Grove 3; Miller City 4 (Pfau 2). REBOUNDS: Columbus Grove 25; Miller City 25. TURNOVERS: Columbus Grove 23; Miller City 13. JUNIOR VARSITY: Miller City, 31-20. PATRICK HENRY 35 N. BALTIMORE 26 HAMLER — Kya Seeman canned three 3-pointers and scored a game-high 13 points for Patrick Henry in a nine-point, 35-26 non-league win over North Baltimore on Saturday. The Patriot defense held strong in the final frame, allowing just three points, while their offense scored a dozen. Kenzie Prigge scored nine for the Patriots. Cadence Andrich and Grace Hagemeyer each scored eight points for the Tigers. NORTH BALTIMORE Lennard 2-2—6, Cotterman 0-1—1, Andrich 3-0—8, Hagemeyer 1-6—8, Inbody 1-1—3. TOTALS: 7-10—26. PATRICK HENRY Seeman 5-0—13, Weber 1-6—7, M. Prigge 1-0—2, Bostelman 2-0—4, K. Prigge 3-1—9. TOTALS: 12-7—35. N.Baltimore 5 7 11 2—26 Patrick Henry 6 4 13 12—35 3-POINT GOALS: North Baltimore 2 (Andrich 2); Patrick Henry 5 (Seeman 3, K. Prigge 2). REBOUNDS: North Baltimore 32 (Lennard 9); Patrick Henry 31 TURNOVERS: North Baltimore 8; Patrick Henry 15. JUNIOR VARSITY: Patrick Henry, 22-17. BLUFFTON 66 P-GILBOA 30 PANDORA — Bluffton had five players reach double figures (Kylie Stackhouse 12, Kendal Geisege 11, Sami Scoles 14, Kylie Monday 13, Ayla Grandey 11) in Saturday's 66-30 non-league trouncing of Pandora-Gilboa Saturday. The Pirates came out of the gates firing on all cylinders, jumping out to a 22-3 lead after the first eight minutes. Lacie Fenstermaker, who eclipsed the 1,000-point mark last Thursday, paced the Rockets with 21 points and nine rebounds. Tori Duling scored three points BLUFFTON Eachus 1-0—2, Stackhouse 6-0—12, Geisige 4-2—11, Scoles 6-0—14, Monday 5-0—13, Basset 1-2—4, Grandey 5-1—11. TOTALS: 28-5—66. PANDORA-GILBOA Rutschilling 1-0—2, Duling 1-0—3, Wise 0-1—1, Fenstermaker 7-4—21. TOTALS: 10-5—30. Bluffton 22 14 21 10—66 P-Gilboa 3 14 9 7—31 3-POINT GOALS: Bluffton 6 (Scoles 3, Geisige 2); Pandora-Gilboa 5 (Fenstermaker 3). REBOUNDS: Pandora-Gilboa 13 (Fenstermaker 9). ELMWOOD 46 H-LOUDON 16 BASCOM — Brooklyn Thrash almost scored twice as many points as Hopewell-Loudon's entire team, 28, in the Elmwood's 46-16 trouncing of the Chieftains. The Royals' senior finished with 15 rebounds and 10 assists in addition to her game-high 28 points, giving her a triple-double in Saturday's game. Anna Barber finished with eight points and eight boards for Elmwood. Isabelle Beidelschies scored a game-high four points for H-L. ELMWOOD (12-2) Beckford 2-0—6, Thrash 9-8—28, Johnson 3-0—7, Barber 4-0—8. TOTALS: 14-8—46. HOPEWELL-LOUDON Milligan 1-0—3, Hampton 1-0—3, I. Beidelschies 0-4—4, Daniel 1-0—2, Kreais 0-1—1, Coffman 1-1—3. TOTALS: 4-6—16. Elmwood 9 13 10 13—49 H-Loudon 2 1 5 8—16 3-POINT GOALS: Elmwood 2 (Beckford 2); Hopewell-Loudon 2. REBOUNDS: Elmwood 29 (Thrash 15). TURNOVERS: Elmwood 21. JUNIOR VARSITY: Hopewell-Loudon, 24-21. RIDGEMONT 56 VANLUE &emsp;&emsp;35 VANLUE — Brooke Nelson scored 30 points and roped in eight boards for Ridgemont in its non-league win over Vanlue on Saturday, 56-35. Callie Cromer scored 20 for the Golden Gophers and had a team-high nine rebounds. Sydney King paced the Wildcats with seven points. Mara Simon knocked down a pair of threes and scored six points. Lexi Brooks (four points) and Taylor Gerschutz (three points) each grabbed ten rebounds. RIDGEMONT Shreve 1-0—2, Nelson 11-5—39, Ward 2-0—4, Cromer 7-5—20. TOTALS: 21-10—56. VANLUE (2-12) Secord 2-1—5, G. Miller 0-1—1, King 3-1—7, L. Miller 2-0—5, Saltzman 2-0—4, Gerschutz 1-1—3, Simon 2-0—6, Brooks 1-2—4. TOTALS: 13-6—35. Ridgemont &emsp;&emsp;15 &emsp;&emsp;10 &emsp;&emsp;16 &emsp;&emsp;15—56 Vanlue &emsp;&emsp;10 &emsp;&emsp;14 &emsp;&emsp;1 &emsp;&emsp;10—35 3-POINT GOALS: Ridgemont 4 (Nelson 3); Vanlue 3 (Simon 2). REBOUNDS: Ridgemont 23 (Cromer 9, Nelson 8); Vanlue 47 (Gerschutz 10, Brooks 10). TURNOVERS: Ridgemont 14; Vanlue 18. JUNIOR VARSITY: Vanlue, 10-7.