Rosendale gets 100th win as Trojans coach

FINDLAY 45ST. MARYS 40FINDLAY – Findlay High girls basketball coach Brian Rosendale achieved a career milestone on Saturday, earning his 100th career win at FHS with the Trojans 45-40 win over St. Marys Memorial.Rosendale was named FHS girls coach before the 2018-19 season. Findlay went 8-16 that year, but he has guided the Trojans to six straight winning records since, with Saturday's victory upping his career numbers to 100-74.Dav Harris poured in 20 points against St. Marys, and filled her stat line with five rebounds and three steals. Ava Stechschulte scored seven points and Maggie Crates (4 rebounds) and Mihaya Saito added six points each for the Trojans (5-4), who host Wapakoneta on Saturday.Sophia Mneker scored 13 points and Claire Turner had 12 for St. Marys (5-3).ST. MARYS (5-3)Menker 4-5—13, Jacobs 2-0—4, Reineke 3-1—7, Fulmer 1-1—4, Turner 5-1—12. TOTALS: 15-8—40.FINDLAY (5-4)Crates 2-1—6, Saito 3-0—6, Rood 1-1—3, Dotson 1-0—3, Harris 6-7—20, Stechschulte 3-1—7. TOTALS: 16-48 10-19—45.St. Marys 7 13 11 9—40Findlay 11 16 8 10—453-POINT GOALS: Findlay 3-14 (Crates, Dotson, Harris); St. Marys 2 (Fulmer, Turner).REBOUNDS: Findlay 20 (Harris 5, Crates 4).TURNOVERS: Findlay 10. COL. GROVE 66LEIPSIC 18COLUMBUS GROVE – Columbus Grove used good overall balance and a devastating defensive effort in the second half in beating Leipsic 66-18 on Saturday and upping its unbeaten record to 7-0.Nicole Nesby had a 14-point, 12-rebound double-double for Grove. Kendal Palte scored 12 points, Lydia Sarka and Allison Thompson had nine each and Brynn Calvelage added eight.Grove led 41-14 at the half, then outscored Leipsic 25-4 in the second half of the Putnam County League matchup.LEIPSIC (2-5, 1-2 PCL)N. Schroeder 2-0—5, Apple 1-3—5, K. Schroeder 2-0—4, Pizzano 1-0—2, Tussing 1-0—2. TOTALS: 7-37 3-6—18.COL. GROVE (7-0, 3-0 PCL)Calvelage 2-3—8, Verhoff 2-0—6, Bonifas 1-0—2, Sarka 4-0—9, Thompson 4-0—9, Palte 4-4—12, Nesby 6-2—14, Weisenburger 1-2—4, Mayberry 1-0—2. TOTALS: 25-59 11-16—66.Leipsic 8 6 0 4—18Col. Grove 15 26 17 8—663-POINT GOALS: Leipsic 1 (N. Schroeder); Columbus Grove 5-18 (Verhoff 2, Calvelage, Sarka, Thompson).REBOUNDS: Leipsic 13; Columbus Grove 29 (Nesby 12).TURNOVERS: Leipsic 24; Columbus Grove 9.JUNIOR VARSITY: Columbus Grove, 43-9. H. NORTHERN 44P-GILBOA 38DOLA – Hardin Northern outscored Pandora-Gilboa by 12 points in the first and third quarters and held on to beat the Rockets by six – 44-38 – in Saturday's girls basketball matchup.Addy Bacon scored 16 points, Baylie Bacon netted 14 and Lainey Thomas added 10 in a balanced attack by Hardin Northern (6-3). Savannah Knueven led P-G (4-3) with 19 points and seven rebounds.P-GILBOA (4-3)Mangas 0-1—1, Huffman 2-5—89, Knueven 7-1—19, Miller 1-0—2, Carlson 3-1—7. TOTALS: 13-29 8-12—38.H. NORTHERN (6-3)Thomas 2-6—10, B. Bacon 5-4—14, Camper 1-0—2, A. Bacon 8-0—16, Spearman 1-0—2. TOTALS: 17-10—44.P-Gilboa 4 14 10 10—38H. Northern 9 10 17 8—443-POINT GOALS: Pandora-Gilboa 4-12 (Knueven 4); Hardin Northern 0.REBOUNDS: Pandora-Gilboa 27 (Knueven 7, Carlson 6)TURNOVERS: Pandora-Gilboa 32. N. BALTIMORE 63VANLUE 25NORTH BALTIMORE – North Baltimore outscored Vanlue 34-11 in the second half and the Tigers ran their unbeaten record to 10-0 with Saturday's 63-25 win over the Wildcats.Lacie Allison had a 21-point, 13-rebound double-double and added five assists and four steals. Josselyn Paynter had 15 points and nine rebounds and Avery Benedict added 13 rebounds for the Tigers.Ali Brooks led Vanlue (0-7) with eight points.VANLUE (0-7)Wallen 0-4—4, Phillips 2-0—4, A. Brooks 2-3—8, Saltzman 1-1—3, M. Brooks 3-0—6. TOTALS: 8-43 8-18—25.N. BALTIMORE (10-0)Cotterman 1-0—2, L. Allison 9-3—21, K. Allison 2-2—8, Paynter 6-0—15, Smith 1-1—4, Benedict 5-1-1-3. TOTALS: 24-54 7-17—63.Vanlue 9 5 7 4—25N. Baltimore 17 12 21 13—633-POINT GOALS: Vanlue 1-3 (A. Brooks); North Baltimore 8-25 (Paynter 3, K. Allison 2, Benedict 2, Smith).REBOUNDS: Vanlue 29 (Holbrook 6); North Baltimore 40 (L. Allison 13, Paynter 9).TURNOVERS: Vanlue 23; North Baltimore 12. BLUFFTON 65KENTON 38BLUFFTON – Bluffton put 11 players in the scoring column in rolling to a 65-38 girls basketball win over Kenton.Macy Schaadt scored 15 points, Greta Myers tossed in 14 and Maelee Miller added 11 as Bluffton upped its record to 6-2.Sidney Payne, Kenton's standout junior guard, led all scorers with 22 points.KENTON (3-5)K. Garman 1-0—2, Bostelman 1-2—4, Barlow 3-2—8, Payne 10-2—22, Rginehart 1-0—2. TOTALS: 17-6—38.BLUFFTON (6-2)Hobensack 1-4—6, Bogart 2-0—4, Miller 5-0—11, Dearth 0-1—1, Goldman 1-0—2, Warren 1-2—4, Schaadt 7-0—15, Utendorf 1-1—3, Fruchey 1-0—3, Myers 5-2—14, Worcester 1-0—2. TOTALS: 25-10—65.Kenton 7 17 11 10—38Bluffton 16 16 13 20—653-POINT GOALS: Kenton 0; Bluffton 5 (Miller, Schaadt, Fruchey, Myers 2) MCCOMB 44FT. JENNINGS 40FORT JENNINGS – McComb outscored Fort Jennings 21-6 in the third quarter, then made just enough free throws down the stretch to hold off the Musketters 44-40.Morgan Kern scored 15 points and Madison Beckman had 12. The Panthers were just 5-of-10 from the line in the fourth quarter and 12-of-22 for the game, but held on to raise their record to 5-4.Leah Kahle led Fort Jennings (1-6) with 13 points.MCCOMB (5-4)Beckman 5-2—12, Scheff 3-2—8, Hassan 1-0—2, Lause 1-2—4, Bryan 1-1—3, Kern 4-5—15. TOTALS: 15-12—44.FORT JENNINGS (1-6)Browning 3-0—7, L. Kahle 5-3—13, A. Kahle 2-0—5, Sarka 1-3—5, Hellman 2-0—4, Geise 2-0—4, Myers 1-0—2. TOTALS: 16-6—40.McComb 3 11 21 9—44Ft. Jennings 13 12 6 9—403-POINT GOALS: MCComb 2 (Kern2); Fort Jennings 2 (Browning, Kahle). ELMWOOD 52MAUMEE VAL. 39MAUMEE – Selina Deal poured in 26 points in leading Elmwood to a 52-39 win over Maumee Valley Country Day.Madison Laird added 10 points for the Royals (3-5).ELMWOOD (3-5)Morgart 2-0—4, M. Laird 3-4—10, Ervin 2-2—6, Barringer 1-0—2, Deal 10-4—26, K. Laird 1-2—4. TOTALS: 19-45 12-18—52.MAUMEE VALLEYJackson 2-3—9, Dewine 2-0—6, Sawyer 5-1—11, Angel 3-0—9, Candover 2-0—4. TOTALS: 14-4—39.Elmwood 16 12 12 12—52Maumee Val. 9 11 9 10—393-POINT GOALS: Elmwood 2 (Deal 2); Maumee Valley 7 (Jackson 2, Dewine 2, Angel 3) CONTINENTAL 47ADA 40ADA – Morgan Shock scored 16 points and Makenzie Shock had 10 in Continental's 47-40 win over Ada.Kenley Poling and Anna Conley both scored 10 points and Lucy Carter had nine for Ada (6-4), which had won five of six games entering Saturday's contest.