Scherf scores 10, leads VB over Hornets

GIRLS BASKETBALL VAN BUREN 35CORY-RAWSON 27VAN BUREN – Van Buren's Aubrey Scherf scored all eight of the Black Knights points in the third quarter and 10 of the team's 13 in the second half in Saturday's 35-27 nonleague win over Cory-Rawson.Van Buren led 24-12 at the half in upping its record to 3-4. Addyson Duffman had a team-high eight points for Cory-Rawson (1-7).CORY-RAWSON (1-7)Watters 2-0—5, Inbody 2-2—6, A. Duffman 4-0—8, K. Duffman 2-1—6, Bennett 1-0—2. TOTALS: 11-3—27.VAN BUREN (3-40Bro. Wilkin 2-3—7, Wilson 2-0—6, Bowman 1-0—3, Bri. Wilkin 1-0—3, Hudak 1-0—2, Smith 1-0—2, Ponn 1-0—3, Scherf 5-0—10. TOTALS: 14-3—35.Cory-Rawson 8 4 10 5—27Van Buren 14 10 8 3—353-POINT GOALS: Cory-Rawson 2 (Watters, K. Duffman); Van Buren 4 (Wilson 2, Bowman, Ponn). McCOMB 54W-GOSHEN 26MCCOMB – Morgan Kern poured in 21 points and Madison Beckman had 10 in McComb's 54-26 win over Waynesfield-Goshen.Claire Bryan added eight points, Lana Lause seven and Journey Scheff six for the Panthers, who led just 11-10 before outscoring Waynesfield-Goshen 16-6 in the second quarter. P-GILBOA 54U.S. VALLEY 17PANDORA – Pandora-Gilboa led 15-5 after one period and 30-7 at the half in rolling to a 54-17 win over Upper Scioto Valley.P-G senior Ava Huffman, a second-team all-league pick for P-G last season, had an impressive all-around game with 24 points, eight rebounds, five steals and three assists. Savannah Knueven had 14 points and seven rebounds and Kelsie Carlson had nine points, five rebounds, four assists and two blocks for the Rockets (3-2).USV (1-6)Boyd 1-0—3, Hunsicker 3-0—8, Burns 1-0—2, Castle 0-1—1. TOTALS: 5-1—17.P-GILBOA (3-2)Burkholder 1-0—2, Mangas 1-1—3, Huffman 10-3—24, Knueven 6-0—14, Draper 0-2—2, Carlson 4-0—9. TOTALS: 22-47 6-8—54.3-POINT GOALS: Upper Scioto Valley 3 (Hunsicker 2, Boyd); Pandora-Gilboa 4-13 (Knueven 2, Huffman, Carlson).REBOUNDS: Upper Scioto Valley 28; Pandora-Gilboa 37 (Huffman 8, Knueven 7).TURNOVERS: Upper Scioto Valley 19; Pandora-Gilboa 9. N. BALTIMORE 64SWANTON 19NORTH BALTIMORE – North Baltimore blitzed Swanton 25-6 in the first quarter and ran its unbeaten record to 7-0 with a 64-19 romp over the winless Bulldogs (0-7).Lacie Allison pumped in 29 points and had seven steals and five assists. Kaylee Allison had 19 points, nine rebounds, four steals and four assists.SWANTON (0-7) Hamrick 2-0—4, Bettinger 1-2—4, Pelland 2-0—4, Lagcange 3-0—7. TOTALS: 8-2—19.N. BALTIMORE (7-0)Cotterman 1-4—7, L. Allison 13-1—29, K. Allison 7-2—19, Trout 2-0—4, Paynter 1-0—2, Benedict 1-0—3. TOTALS: 25-7—64.Swanton 6 7 4 2—19N. Baltimore 25 14 14 11—643-POINT GOALS: Swanton 1 (Lagcange); North Baltimore 7 (K. Allison 3, L. Allison 2, Cotterman, Benedict).REBOUNDS: Swanton 30; North Baltimore 32 (K. Allison 9, Cotterman 6).TURNOVERS: Swanton 26; North Baltimore 12. ARLINGTON 54H. NORTHERN 40ARLINGTON – Arlington's Madelin Hartman came up with a 21-point, 11-rebound double-double on Saturday in leading the Red Devils to a 54-40 win over Hardin Northern in a girls basketball matchup between the neighboring schools.Jada Smith also had a double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds. Raeleigh Bower added eight points as Arlington notched its third straight win and improved to 5-2 overall.Addy Bacon led Hardin Northern (4-2) with 15 points. ARCADIA 44H-LOUDON 27BASCOM – Arcadia secured the lead with a 13-3 run in the second quarter and padded it with an 18-8 edge in the third in Saturday's 44-27 win over Hopewell-Loudon.Addy Colman led Arcadia with 14 points and Ryleigh Bostic had 11. Liberty Voges scored nine points, swiped three steals and handed out three assists for the Redskins (4-2).Peyton Wildhart led Hopewell-Loudon (1-5) with nine points.ARCADIA (4-2)Seem 1-2—4, Voges 4-0—9, Colman 5-2—14, Bostic 3-3—11, Boes 2-1—5, Kuhn 0-1—1. TOTALS: 15-40 9-19—44.H-LOUDON (1-5)Wildhart 4-0—9, Cook 1-3—5, Brickner 1-0—2, Alt 1-0—3, Wyman 1-0—2, Snyder 2-2—6. TOTALS: 10-38 5-11—27.Arcadia 7 13 18 6—44H-Loudon 7 3 8 9—273-POINT GOALS: Arcadia 5-16 (Colman 3, Voges, Bostic); Hopewell-Loudon 2-12 (Wildhart, Alt)REBOUNDS: Arcadia 24 (Seem 10); Hopewell-Loudon 24 (Snyder 5, Wildhart).TURNOVERS: Arcadia 11; Hopewell-Loudon 14. ADA 38RIDGEMONT 37MT. VICTORY – Ada rallied from a 13-4 first-quarter deficit to knock off Ridgemont 38-37 on Saturday.Anna Conley scored 11 points and Lucy Carter and Tea Griffith both had nine. Ada converted 9-of-10 free throws in the fourth quarter in winning for the fourth time in five games and improving to 5-3 overall.ADA (5-3)Poling 1-0—2, Smith 1-3—5, Carter 2-5—9, Conley 4-3—1, Hevlin 0-2—2, Griffith 4-1—9. TOTALS: 12-14—38.RIDGEMONT (4-4)Overly 3-2—8, Ramsey 2-4—8, Elsasser 2-4—8, Elkstein 1-0—2, Henderson 3-2—7, Hites 1-0—2, Rudastill 1-0—2. TOTALS: 12-12—37.Ada 4 6 17 11—38Ridgemont 13 7 6 11—373-POINT GOALS: Ada 0; Ridgemont 0. NW BREMEN 34BLUFFTON 27NEW BREMEN – New Bremen outscored Bluffton 17-13 in the second half in earning a 34-29 win over the Pirates.Halle Kuenning led New Bremen (2-3) with 10 points. Blair Utendorf had eight points for Bluffton (4-2) and Greta Myers had seven.BLUFFTON (4-2)Bogart 1-0—2, Miller 1-2—4, Dearth 1-0—3, Warren 1-1—3, Schaadt 1-0—2, Utendorf 4-0—8, Myers 3-1—7. TOTALS: 12-4—29.NEW BREMEN (2-3)Whitlach 1-0—2, Kramer 2-1—7, Wilker 1-0—3, Patch 2-4—8, Barnhorst 1-2—4, Kuenning 3-3—10. TOTALS: 10-10—34.Bluffton 5 11 7 6—29New Bremen 9 8 8 9—343-POINT GOALS: Bluffton 1 (Dearth); New Bremen (Kramer 2, Wilker, Kuenning). FRIDAY COL. CRAWFORD 40 U. SANDUSKY 38 NORTH ROBINSON – Colonel Crawford came into Friday's game undefeated. Upper Sandusky had yet to record a win. The Eagles stayed perfect on the season, but they had to fight off a second-half rally from the Rams to stay that way, winning 40-38. Emmi Powers scored 19 to lead all scorers, and Colonel Crawford was up 14-3 after one quarter and 22-10. But Upper Sandusky charged back, getting back in the game by outscoring the Eagles 14-6 in the third quarter. But the Rams were unable to complete the comeback, dropping to 0-6, 0-3 in the N10. Lily Walton led the Rams with 13 points, while Aya Romich added nine. Colonel Crawford (5-0, 3-0 N10) got 10 points from Robin Ehmann. UPPER SANDUSKY (0-6, 0-3 N10) Stansbery 1-0—3; Walton 4-3—13; Richards 1-0—2; Romich 3-0—9; Frey 1-0—2; Ruhlen 3-0—7; Boes 1-0—2. TOTALS: 14—3-5—38. COLONEL CRAWFORD (5-0, 3-0 N10) Holt 1-0—2; Plesac 1-0—2; Powers 8-3—19; Ehmann 5-0—10; Alberty 1-0—2; Dure 2-0—5. TOTALS: 18—3-4—40. Upper Sandusky 3 7 14 14 –38 Colonel Crawford 14 8 6 12 – 40 JV: Upper Sandusky 13-6. CAREY 58 MOHAWK 33 SYCAMORE – Carey jumped out to a big lead on Mohawk in the first quarter, and rolled to a 58-33 N10 win in Sycamore. The Blue Devils – who got 14 points from McKinnley Kessler and nine points and 10 rebounds from Emily Brodman – led the Warriors 18-4 at the end of the first quarter. In the third, Carey outscored Mohawk 17-7 to remove all doubt. Bayah Harsanje scored 12 points for Carey, with Rylie Stoops adding 13 to go with five rebounds. Bella Phoenix finished with eight rebounds, while scoring six points for the Blue Devils, who improved to 6-1, 3-0 in the N10. Mohawk (1-5, 0-3 N10) was paced by Katie Woodland, who scored 11 points. CAREY (6-1, 3-0 N10) Kessler 6-1—14; Phoenix 3-0—6; Ritter 0-1—1; Stoops 4-5—13; McKelvey 1-0—3; Brodman 2-4—9; Harsanje 4-1—12. TOTALS 20-64—12-24—58. MOHAWK (1-5, 0-3 N10) Haubert 0-1—1; Yarger 2-1—6; Haynes 0-4—4; Woodland 3-4—11; Schock 1-0—2; Miller 4-1—9. TOTALS: 10-37—11-17—33. Carey 18 9 17 14 – 58 Mohawk 4 10 7 12 – 33 3-POINT GOALS: Carey 6-20 (Harsanje 3, Brodman, McKelvey, Kessler); Mohawk 2-9 (Yarger, Woodland). REBOUNDS: Carey 31 (Brodman 10, Phoenix 8); Mohawk 32. TURNOVERS: Carey 10; Mohawk 25. JV: Carey, 40-39. NOTES Napoleon sweeps FHSFINDLAY – Napoleon handed Findlay High's girls bowling team its first loss on Thursday, beating the Trojans by a score of 2,159 to 1,718.Aria Sams had both the high game (173) and high series (292) for Findlay (3-1).Napoleon also won the boys matchup, posting a score of 2,434 to Findlay's 2,221 total. Chris White rolled a 218 game for the Trojans, and Karter Tiell had a 176-216—392 series.