Seton Hill races past UF in fourth quarter

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SETON HILL 73FINDLAY 57FINDLAY --Seton Hill University used a big fourth quarter to hand the University of Findlay in a 73-57 loss. The Oilers were outscored 23-10 in the final 10 minutes of regulation.Seton Hill racked up 13 steals and two blocks, as the Oilers turned the ball over 27 times. Mia Kalich did a little bit of everything for the Griffins, recording a double-double. Kalich led all scorers with 17 points, adding 11 rebounds, four assists, and a steal. Helen Cowan ended with 13 points, five rebounds, and three assists. Hailee Ford had 12 points and three rebounds. Shaye Bailey recorded 11 points, five rebounds, two assists, and a whopping four steals in 19 minutes off the bench. Abby Mankins added seven points, nine rebounds, three assists, and two steals. Alyssa Ziehler registered a double-double to lead the Oilers, with 16 points and 11 rebounds. MacKenzie Schulz also notched a double-double, with 12 points, 11 rebounds, and two steals. Allie Stockton recorded 12 points and five rebounds. Columbus Grove graduate Lauryn Auchmuty had seven points and six rebounds in 14 minutes off the bench. Madison French added four points, four rebounds, and three assists. Friday's loss was the Oilers' first of the season, and they'll look to bounce back today, hosting the Edinboro Fighting Scots at 3 p.m.SETON HILLKalich 8-1–17, He. Cowan 4-4–13, Ford 6-0–12, Bailey 4-2–11, Ha. Cowan 3-2–10, Mankins 3-0–7, Fischer 1-0–3. TOTALS: 29-9–73.FINLAYZiehler 8-0–16, Schulz 4-2–12, Stockton 4-3–12, Auchmuty 2-3–7, French 2-0–4, Spicer 1-1–3, Huffman 0-3–3. TOTALS: 21-12–57.Seton Hill 22 11 17 23–73Findlay 19 15 13 10–573-POINT FIELD GOALS: Seton Hill 6-24 (Ha. Cowan 2); Findlay 3-16 (Schulz 2).REBOUNDS: Seton Hill 43 (Kalich 11); Findlay 51 (Ziehler, Schulz 11).TURNOVERS: Seton Hill 13, Findlay 27. GIRLS BASKETBALL ARLINGTON 45ALLEN EAST 41BLUFFTON– Arlington girls basketball edged out Allen East 45-41 in a first-round matchup of the Bluffton McDonald's Holiday Tournament on Friday night. Arlington got to the line 20 times in Friday's contest compared to just 12 for the Mustangs, going 13-of-20 en route to the victory. Madeline Hartman and Amelia Alexander each netted 12 points for the Red Devils. Madison Ernst knocked down two from outside, finishing with 10 points. Jada Smith ended with six points. Evelyn Lehman connected on four triples for the Mustangs, erupting for a game-high 22 points. Brooklynn Crumrine added eight points. The Red Devils advance to the championship game of the tournament, and will take on Bluffton today at 6:15.ARLINGTONHartman 5-1–12, Alexander 2-8–12, Ernst 4-0–10, Smith 2-2–6, Bower 1-2–5. TOTALS: 14-13–45.ALLEN EASTLehman 7-4–22, Crumrine 3-1–8, Friesner 3-1–7, Miler 1-0–2, Richardson 1-0–2. TOTALS: 15-6–41. Arlington 16 14 6 9–45Allen East 9 12 8 12–413-POINT FIELD GOALS: Arlington 4 (Ernst 2); Allen East 5 (Lehman 4). ADA 40USV 30ADA– Tea Griffith and Kenley Poling combined for 26 of Ada's 40 points in a 40-30 win over Upper Scioto Valley to open up the 2025-2026 season on Friday night.Griffith ended with 14 points, while Poling hit twice from long range to finish with 12 points. Lucy Carter added six.Layla Hunsicker paced the Rams with 10 points. Chloe Cunningham drilled a trio of three-pointers for nine points. Now 1-0 to start the year, the Bulldogs host Leipsic on Tuesday at 6.USVHunsicker 3-4–10, Cunningham 3-0–9, Titus 2-0–4, Castle 1-1–3, Burns 1-0–2, Curtis 1-0–2. TOTALS: 11-5–30.ADAGriffith 6-2–14, Poling 5-0–12, Carter 1-3–6, Smith 2-0–4, Conley 1-0–2, Gibson 1-0–2. TOTALS: 16-5–40. THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS: USV 3 (Cunningham 3); Ada 3 (Poling 2). ARCADIA 69MOHAWK 44SYCAMORE– Arcadia notched a 25-point win over Mohawk to open up a new girls basketball season, winning 69-44 on the road. Liberty Voges splashed five three-pointers for the Redskins, going for 25 points in the win. Ryleigh Bostic scored 17, hitting three more triples. Addy Colman and Elyse Boes each recorded seven points.Mohawk's Mara Haynes led with 10 points. Mara Lease had three triples for nine points, while Katie Woodland scored eight. The 1-0 Redskins will play BVC foe Arlington on Tuesday at 6 p.m.ARCADIAVoges 7-6–25, Bostic 7-0–17, Colman 3-0–7, Boes 3-1–7, Seem 3-0–6, Smith 1-0–3, George 1-0–2, Kunn 1-0–2. TOTALS: 26-7–69.MOHAWKHaynes 3-4–10, Lease 3-0–9, Woodland 4-0–8, Haubert 2-1–6, Miller 1-3–5, Yarger 2-0–4, Schock 1-0–2. TOTALS: 16-8–44.Arcadia 13 19 19 18–69Mohawk 12 7 10 15–443-POINT FIELD GOALS: Arcadia 10 (Voges 5); Mohawk 4 (Lease 3). BLUFFTON 64C-RAWSON 23BLUFFTON– Bluffton advanced to the championship game of the Bluffton McDonald's Holiday Tournament with a 64-23 trouncing of Cory-Rawson on Friday.Gracie Warren and Blaire Utendorf each recorded 10 points for the Pirates. Taylin Goldman had nine points. Greta Myers scored eight, while Maelee Miller added seven. Katelyn Duffman paced the Hornets with nine points. Addyson Duffman finished with five. The Pirates will play Arlington today at 6:15 in the finals of the tournament. The Hornets take on Lima Senior on November 29 at 10 a.m.C-RAWSONK. Duffman 3-0–7, A. Duffman 1-3–5, Kempf 1-2–4, Inbody 1-2–4, Walters 1-0–3. TOTALS: 7-8–23.BLUFFTONWarren 4-1–10, Utendorf 4-2–10, Goldman 4-1–9, Myers 3-2–8, Miller 3-1–7, Hobensack 2-0–5, Dearth 1-2–5, Wise 2-0–4, Worcester 2-0–4, Schaadt 1-0–2. TOTALS: 29-9–64.C-Rawson 6 5 6 6–23Bluffton 17 10 22 15–643-POINT FIELD GOALS: C-Rawson 1 (K. Duffman); Bluffton 3 (Warren, Hobensack, Dearth). TOL. CHRISTIAN 56VAN BUREN 53TOLEDO– Toledo Christian stole an overtime victory over Van Buren on Friday, winning 56-53 in season-opening girls basketball action.The Eagles were able to survive a big Black Knights comeback, as Van Buren found itself down 19-4 after the first quarter and battled all the way back to force OT.Jenna Reed led the Eagles with 21 points. Kailey Koester finished with 14 points. Annalise Masell added 12 more.Van Buren's Brooklynn Wilkin ended with a team-high 18 points. Maddie Hudok notched 10 points. Lydia Ponn registered nine points, and Kami Bowman had seven.The Black Knights will be back in action on Tuesday, traveling to Seneca East to take on the Tigers at 7:30.VAN BURENWilkin 6-5–18, Hudok 4-2–10, Ponn 2-4–9, Bowman 2-2–7, Wilson 2-0–5, Homan 1-0–2, Walters 1-0–2. TOTALS: 18-13–53. TOL. CHRISTIANReed 7-5–21, Koester 4-4–14, Masell 2-7–12, Zajac 2-0–5, Fortney 1-0–3, French 1-0–2. TOTALS: 17-10–56.Van Buren 4 6 20 18 5–53Tol. Christian 19 5 16 8 8–56THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS: Van Buren 4 (Wilkin, Ponn, Bowman, Wilson); Tol. Christian 6 (Reed, Koester 2). N. BALTIMORE 43OTSEGO 41TONTOGANY– North Baltimore narrowly defeated Otsego 43-41 on the road Friday.Lacie Allison was the Tigers' top scorer, tallying 22 points along with eight steals, seven rebounds, and two assists. Kaylee Allison finished with nine points and two assists. Aubrey Cotterman added six. The Tigers forced 27 turnovers in the win. North Baltimore (1-0) will host Crestline on Tuesday at 2 p.m.N. BALTIMOREL. Allison 6-10–22, K. Allison 2-4–9, Cotterman 1-3–6, Paynter 2-0–4, Benedict 1-0–2. TOTALS: 14-17–43.N. Baltimore 12 3 18 10–43Otsego 15 5 8 13–41 P. HENRY 51DEFIANCE 41HAMLER– Carys Crossland scored 19 points with three steals as Patrick Henry defeated Defiance 51-41 at home on Friday evening.Sophie Guelde scored eight and dished out four assists for the Patriots. Kelsey Schweibert had six points. Defiance's Jamie Rollins led with 14 points. Aislynn Troyer, Alexandra Fernandez, and Aliana Stantz each tallied eight points. The Patriots will travel to Miller City on Tuesday at 7 p.m. to take on the Wildcats.DEFIANCERollins 5-2–14, Troyer 2-3–8, Fernandez 1-6–8, Stantz 4-0–8, Rowlinson 1-1–3. TOTALS: 13-12–41.P. HENRYC. Crossland 8-1–19, Guelde 3-1–8, Schweibert 2-1–6, Hieber 1-2–4, Christman 1-2–4, Rosebrook 2-0–4, K. Crossland 2-0–4, Almanza 1-0–2. TOTALS: 20-7–51.Defiance 11 11 13 6–41P. Henry 21 13 8 9–51THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS: Defiance 3 (Rollins 2); P. Henry 4 (C. Crossland 2). H. NORTHERN 36N. BREMEN 32NEW BREMEN–Hardin Northern secured a 36-32 victory over New Bremen on Friday, beginning its season with a road win.Lainey Thomas scored 14 to pace the Polar Bears. Addy Bacon finished with 11 points.The Polar Bears host the Ada Bulldogs on December 2 at 7:15 p.m.