Patrick Henry breaks game with P-G open in second quarter

P. HENRY 66P-GILBOA 41PANDORA – Patrick Henry got rolling in the second quarter and locked things down in the third in beating Pandora-Gilboa 66-41 on Friday and running its undefeated record to 6-0.Mack Hieber, a 6-foot-6 junior who has made a verbal commitment to play baseball for Ohio State, pumped in 26 points. Reid Creager added 16 points and Lincoln Creager had 10 for the Patriots, who led just 11-10 after the first quarter before outscoring P-G 44-16 over the next two periods.Lane Lee tossed in 15 points for Pandora-Gilboa (4-3) and Cory Gerten had 12.P-GILBOA (4-3)Lee 6-2—15, Gerten 4-0—12, Kempf 1-2—5, Benroth 1-0—3, A. Buell 1-0—2, Maag 1-0—2, J. Buell 1-0—2. TOTALS: 15-4—41.P- HENRY (6-0)Hieber 10-4—26, R. Creiger 7-0—16, L. Creager 5-0—10, Schroeder 2-0—6, Punches 2-0—5, Jackson 1-0—3. TOTALS: 27-4—66.P-Gilboa 10 13 3 15—41P. Henry 11 25 19 11—663-POINT GOALS: Pandora-Gilboa 7 (Gerten 4, Lee, Kempf, Benroth.) Patrick Henry 8 (Hieber 2, R. Creiger 2, Schroeder 2, Punches, Jackson). EVERGREEN 75FOSTORIA 66FOSTORIA – Evergreen overcame a 52-42 deficit with a 33-point fourth quarter and rallied to beat Fostoria 75-66 in Friday's nonleague matchup.George Allendorf poured in 41 points to lead Evergreen. Troy Manz added 12 points for the Vikings, who trailed 40-25 at the half but rallied to win their third straight game and improve to 4-3.Jayceon Tucker scored 20 points and Taevyn Talley had 12 points and seven rebounds for Fostoria, which dropped to 2-4 with its third straight loss.EVERGREEN (4-3)Manz 6-0—12, Ruetz 3-3—9, Herdman 2-0—5, Allendorf 14-9—41, Johnson 2-2—6, Schrader 1-0—2. TOTALS: 28-67 14-16—75.FOSTORIA (2-4)T. Smith 3-0—9, Cousin 3-0—7, Miller 1-6—8, Tucker 7-4—20, Talley 6-0—12, Trent 0-1-1, J. Smith 3-1—9. TOTALS: 23-64 12-17—66.Evergreen 11 13 18 33—75Fostoria 18 22 12 14—663-POINT GOALS: Evergreen 5-22 (Allendorf 4, Herdman); Fostoria 8-28 (T. Smith 3, J. Smith 2, Tucker 2, Cousin).REBOUNDS: Evergreen 18; Fostoria 24 (Miller 7, Talley 7).TURNOVERS: Evergreen 13; Fostoria 24.JUNIOR VARSITY: Evergreen, 42-35. COL. GROVE 80LEIPSIC 60LEIPSIC– Columbus Grove scored 47 points to Leipsic's 25 in the first half, rolling to an 80-60 Putnam County League victory on Friday in boys basketball action.Grove was led by Trevon Baxter, who notched 16 points. Brady Basinger, Trenton Barraza, and Kyle Hopkins each finished with 12 points. Gavin Barraza and Landon Best each added 11. The Vikings' Ty Lammers finished with a game-high 18 points, knocking down a trio of triples to go with 4 rebounds. Avery Paris also hit three from beyond the arc, tallying 13 points and 3 steals. Tavis Bejarano was the third Viking to knock down three three-pointers, finishing with 11 and 4 rebounds. Nick Schroeder had 6 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists, and 2 steals.Now 1-2, the Bulldogs travel to Patrick Henry today at 6:30. The Vikings 4-3) travel to Fort Jennings today at 7:30.COL. GROVE Baxter 7-2–16, Basinger 5-2–12, T. Barraza 4-4–12, Hopkins 4-3–12, G. Barraza 4-3–11, Best 4-0–11, Williams 1-0–3, Leininger 1-1–3. TOTALS: 30-15–80. LEIPSICLammers 7-1–18, Paris 5-0–13, Bejarano 4-0–11, Brecht 3-0–7, Schroeder 2-2–6, Brandt 2-0–2, Vieira 2-0–2, Miller 0-1–1. TOTALS: 23-4–60.Col. Grove 24 23 15 18–80Leipsic 17 8 17 18–603-POINT FIELD GOALS: Col. Grove 5 (Best 3); Leipsic 10 (Lammers, Paris, Bejarano 3). TURNOVERS: Col. Grove 12, Leipsic 13. ARLINGTON 48W. TRACE 44BLUFFTON– Arlington narrowly defeated Wayne Trace 48-44 in a Bluffton McDonald's Holiday Tournament game on Friday. Arlington was outscored 12-3 in the third, but managed to pull out the victory. Leading the Red Devils was Jase Vermillion, who had 14 points. Calvin Willow ended with 13 points. Trenton Heacock scored 11, and Brady Griggs added 7. Wayne Trace's Caden Sinn finished with a game-high 19 points, drilling five 3-pointers. Carter Clemens added 10, while Tyson Gerber scored seven. The Red Devils advanced to the championship game against Bluffton today at 7:15.ARLINGTONVermillion 6-0–14, Willow 5-3–13, Heacock 4-2–11, Griggs 2-3–7, Cavinee 1-0–3. TOTALS: 18-8–48.W. TRACESinn 7-0–19, Clemens 4-2–10, Gerber 3-0–7, Laukhuf 1-0–3, Miller 1-1–3, Maenle 1-0–2. TOTALS: 17-3–44.Arlington 13 18 3 14–48W. Trace 11 7 12 14–443-POINT FIELD GOALS: Arlington 4 (Vermillion 2); W. Trace 7 (Sinn 5). BLUFFTON 63EMM. CHRISTIAN 44BLUFFTON– Bluffton held Emmanuel Christian to 8 points in two different quarters, as it pulled out a dominant 63-44 victory in Round 1 of the Bluffton McDonald's Holiday Tournament. The Pirates' Marek Donaldson notched 17 points. Bean Ginther added 14 points. Terron Boblitt had 11, and Kain Wright scored 8.Nate Miles ended with a game-high 29 points for the Warriors. Bluffton will move on to face Arlington in the finals of the tournament today at 7:15. BLUFFTONDonaldson 6-2–17, Ginther 6-2–14, Boblitt 4-0–11, Wright 3-0–8, Worcester 0-6–6, Bl. Sommers 1-1–4, Hohenbrink 1-0–2, Br. Sommers 0-1–1. TOTALS: 21-12–63.EMM. CHRISTIANMiles 13-1–29, Usrey-Martin 3-0–6, Mister 2-0–4, Poellnitz 1-0–3, Hester 1-0–2. TOTALS: 20-1–44. Bluffton 14 21 15 13–63Emm. Christian 8 15 13 8–443-POINT FIELD GOALS: Bluffton 9 (Donaldson, Boblitt 3); Emm. Christian 3 (Miles 2). CAREY 58BUCK. CENTRAL 29CAREY– Carey easily defeated N10 rival Buckeye Central 58-29.Tripp Phoenix (18 pts) and Kyler Boes (17 pts) combined for 35 of the Blue Devils' points in the victory. Phoenix striped four from beyond the arc, and Boes added two. Eli Steen and Chase Stone added six apiece.Jack Phillips scored 12 to lead the Bucks. Hunter Caudill finished with 6, and Matthew Heefner had 5.Now 2-6 and 2-2 in the N10, Carey travels to Bucyrus on January 4, starting at 6:30.CAREYPhoenix 7-0–18, Boes 7-1–17, Steen 3-0–6, Stone 3-0–6, Roberts 2-0–4, Penwell 0-3–3, Puckett 1-0–2, Sherman 1-0–2. TOTALS: 24-4–58.BUCK. CENTRALPhillips 3-3–12, Caudill 1-4–6, Heefner 1-3–5, Jarvis 1-2–4, Fishpaw 1-0–2. TOTALS: 7-12–29.Carey 16 11 17 14–58Buck. Central 2 9 12 6–293-POINT FIELD GOALS: Carey 6-16 (Phoenix 4); Buck. Central 3-18 (Phillips 3). REBOUNDS: Carey 27 (Stone 6); Buck. Central 23 (Jarvis 8).TURNOVERS: Carey 10, Buckeye Central 14. OTSEGO 64V. BUREN 58TONTOGANY– Otsego was down 46-42 heading into the fourth quarter, where it outscored Van Buren 22-12 to win 64-58 at home.Otsego was led by 28 points from Devin Silva. Kaidyn Hutton finished with 21 points. Mason Kramer added 7. Van Buren's Seth Gregory and Cole Bishop each notched 12 points. Brady Lance ended with 8, while Alex Homan poured in 7.The Black Knights, after a 3-0 start, have now dropped three in a row to land at 3-3. VB will host the 0-8 Cory-Rawson Hornets today at 5.OTSEGOSilva 10-8–28, Hutton 7-6–21, Kramer 2-2–7, Fatzinger 2-0–4, Lampe 1-0–2, Powell 1-0–2. TOTALS: 23-16–64.V. BUREN Gregory 4-2–12, Bishop 4-1–12, Lance 3-0–8, Homan 2-2–7, Harrington 2-1–5, Martin 2-1–5, Busey 2-0–5, Rampe 2-0–4. TOTALS: 21-7–58.3-POINT FIELD GOALS: Otsego 2 (Hutton, Kramer); V. Buren 9 (Bishop 3). MCCOMB 54KENTON 45MCCOMB– McComb held on to defeat Kenton 54-45 at home on Friday night.The Panthers picked up their first win of the season, as they improved to 1-6 with the nine-point victory over the Wildcats.McComb will host another Hardin County school as the Hardin Northern Polar Bears come into town today at 7:30 p.m. ALLEN EAST 59C-RAWSON 15RAWSON– Allen East decimated Cory-Rawson 59-15 on Friday in boy's basketball action. Preston Stumpp and Carson Reese each hit a three-pointer, finishing with 5 points apiece. Austin Inbody also knocked down a triple, adding 3 points. At 0-8, the Hornets travel to Van Buren today at 5 p.m. to take on the 3-3 Black Knights. N. BREMEN 69H. NORTHERN 26DOLA– New Bremen trounced Hardin Northern 69-26 on the road on Friday. The Polar Bears were led by Xander Wilson, who notched 10 points. Andrew Sutton finished with 7, and Nolan Hopson added 4. Now 3-4 and 3-0 in NWCC contests, Hardin Northern travels to McComb at 7:30 today in non-conference action. GIBSONBURG 62ELMWOOD 38GIBSONBURG– GIbsonburg routed Elmwood 62-38 on Friday evening. The Royals fell to 1-4 with the loss ahead of a road game with Otsego today at 3:45. U. SANDUSKY 83 BUCYRUS 62 UPPER SANDUSKY –Luke Schoenberger connected on seven 3s, finished with 27 points, and led Upper Sandusky to an 83-62 N10 thumping of Bucyrus. Schoenberger made seven field goals – five 3s – in the second quarter, when the Rams outscored the Redmen 23-8 and went to the half with a 46-25 lead. Brock Montomery added eight points for the Rams, who improved to 6-2, 3-2 in the N10. Bucyrus was paced by George Floyd, who scored 24 points, 20 after halftime. BUCYRUS (0-8, 0-5 N10) Munn-Page 6-1—14; Blizzard 1-0—3; Floyd 9-2---24; Coppler 3-2—8; Witten 4-1—9; Da'Shawn Cosey 2-0—4. TOTALS:25—6-8—62. UPPER SANDUSKY (6-2, 3-2 N10) Craig 3-0—8; Justin Heilman 2-0—4; Romich 1-0—3; Montgomery 4-4—14; Josh Heilman 5-0—11; Gibson 3-0—7; Iles 4-1—9; Schoenberger 10-0—27. TOTALS: 32—5-5—27. Bucyrus 17 8 17 20 – 62 Upper Sandusky 23 23 19 18 – 83 JV: Upper Sandusky 58-28 ADA 49 PERRY 25 LIMA – Ada got off to a tremendous start, and rolled to a 49-25 win at Lima Perry. The Bulldogs led the Commodores 16-2 at the first stop, and Zack Zimmerman poured in 24 points. Ada improved to 7-2. Carson Conley added nine points for the Bulldogs. ADA (7-2) Oldfield 2-0—4; Dysert 1-0—2Conley 3-1—9; Zimmerman 9-0—24; Gossman 1-0—2; Erickson 1-0—2; Hickman 3-0—6. TOTALS: 13-1—49. LIMA PERRY (0-8) Harrison 2-0—4; Jackson 1-0—2; H. Scott 2-0—4; Watkins 2-0—5; Eickholt 1-0—3; Warner 2-2—7. TOTALS: 10-2—25. Ada 16 &emsp;&emsp;6 &emsp;&emsp;13 &emsp;&emsp;14 – 49 Lima Perry 2 7 9 7 – 25 JV: Ada 52-29 NEW BREMEN 69 HARDIN NORTHERN 26 DOLA – Xander Wilson scored 10 points for Hardin Northern, but New Bremen raced past the Polar Bears. 69-26 Friday in Dunkirk. Andrew Sutton added seven points and Nolan Hopson put up four for the Polar Bears, who slipped to 3-4.