Trojans lead 54-0 at haltime, roll past Springfield

FINDLAY 77SPRINGFIELD 11HOLLAND – Findlay outscored Springfield 31-0 in the first quarter, led 54-0 at the half and put a 77-11 beat-down on the Blue Devils on Saturday in a Northern Lakes League cross-over game.Davinee Harris scored 21 points and was one of four FHS players with four or more steals. The Trojans picked off 26 steals overall, with Ryan Boes leading the way with fiveAva Stechschulte added 13 points, Maggie Crates had 12 and Abanna Dotson tossed in nine as four Findlay High players almost outscored Springfield (2-18) by themselves. Boes dished out 10 assists, and Sienna Robinson pulled down a team-leading nine rebounds.Findlay displayed one of its best games shooting the ball, making 6-of-13 3-pointers, 32-of-74 shots overall and 7-of-10 free throws.Findlay won for the fifth time in six games and improved to 11-6 heading in to Tuesday's home game with Oregon Clay (2-14).FINDLAY (11-6)Crates 5-0—12, Saito 3-0—6, Rood 2-2—7, Dotson 4-0—9, Robinson 2-1—5, Wells 1-0—2, Harris 8-4—21, Stechschulte 6-0—13, Watkins 1-0—2, Boes 0-0—0, Moyer 0-0—0. TOTALS: 32-57 7-10—77.SPRINGFIELD (2-18)Rosemond 1-0—3, Blazsik 2-0—4, Isermen 1-0—2, Gilsdorf 1-0—2. TOTALS: 7-0—11.Findlay 31 23 17 8—77Springfield 0 0 6 5—113-POINT GOALS: Findlay 6-13 (Crats 2, Rood, Dotson, Harris, Stechschulte).REBOUNDS: Findlay 25 (Robinson 9).TURNOVERS: Findlay 10. BRYAN 48L-BENTON 40BRYAN – Bryan outscored Liberty-Benton 31-21 in the second half to chalk up a 48-40 comeback win over the Eagles on Saturday.Junior guard Amiyah Langham scored 15 of her game-high 20 points in the second half to rally the Bears (10-10). Emelia Kin had 15 points and nine rebounds for L-B, which had a seven game win streak snapped and dropped to 14-4.L-BENTON (40)Gerken 2-0—5, Lieb 1-2—5, S. McDaniel 3-0—6, Dehart 3-3—9, Kin 6-3—15. TOTALS: 15-37 8-11—40.BRYAN (10-10)Langham 6-4—20, Hannah 1-2—5, Fisher 3-4—10, Arnold 2-4—9, Vollmer 1-1—4. TOTALS: 13-32 15-19—48.L-Benton 10 9 11 10—40Bryan 13 4 18 13—483-POINT GOALS: Liberty-Benton 2-11 (Gerken, Lieb); Bryan 7-16 (Langham 4, Hannah, Arnold, Vollmer).REBOUNDS: Liberty-Benton 26 (Kin 9); Bryan 20.TURNOVERS: Liberty-Benton 19; Bryan 12.JUNIOR VARSITY: Bryan, 33-14. SENECA EAST 63ARCADIA 59ARCADIA – Seneca East tied the game with a 17-10 edge in the fourth quarter, then went on to beat Arcadia 63-59 in double overtime in a matchup of state-ranked teams..Izzy Stockmaster poured in 20 points and Alexa Snay had a 13-point, 10-rebound double-double for Seneca East (14-6), ranked 17th among Ohio's Division VII teams. Arcadia (13-5), ranked No. 11, got 21 points and six rebounds from Liberty Voges and 16 points, five rebounds and four steals from Ryleigh Bostic.The teams combined to shoot 69 free throws, with Arcadia connecting on 23-of-38 chances and Seneca East 20-of-31.SENECA EAST (14-6)Lantz 1-2—4, Enders 1-0—2, Snay 5-3—13, Smith 3-0—9, Foos 0-2—2, Stockmaster 6-8—20, Lu. Burkholder 2-3—7, Li. Burkholder 2-2—6. TOTALS: 20-54 20-31—63.ARCADIA (13-5)Seem 3-0—6, Voges 5-8—21, Colman 2-4—9, Bostic 4-6—16, Kuhn 1-5—7. TOTALS: 15-45 23-38—59.S. East 13 5 15 17 5 8—63Arcadia 13 9 18 10 5 4—593-POINT GOALS: Seneca East 3-18 (Smith 3); Arcadia 6 (Vogs 3, Bostic 2, Colman).REBOUNDS: Seneca East 34 (Snay 10); Arcadia 26 (Seem 7, Voges 6).TURNOVERS: Seneca East 21; Arcadia 21. KALIDA 72P-GILBOA 67KALIDA – Kalida forced overtime with a big fourth quarter, then used a 14-9 edge in the extra period to beat Pandora-Gilboa 72-67 in a Putnam County League girls basketball matchup.Addilyn Huber poured in 26 points to lead four Kalida players in double figures. Nicole Siebeneck added 17 points, Claire Nartker 14 and Ava Hubder 11.Savannah Knueven scored 24 points and Ava Huffman had 22 for P-G. Kelsie Carlson added 15 points, seven rebounds and six assists for the Rockets (10-9, 2-4 PCL). P-G connected on 13 3-pointers, with Huffman knocking down six treys and Knueven five.P-GILBOA (10-9)Mangas 1-2—5, Huffman 8-0—22, Knueven 8-3—24, Benton 0-1—1, Carlson 3-7—15. TOTALS: 20-43 13-23—67.KALIDA (8-10)Av. Huber 4-0—11, Siebeneck 5-7—17, Ad. Huber 9-6—26, Nartker 2-8—14, Simon 1-0—2, Romes 1-0—2. TOTALS: 22-21—72.P-Gilboa 9 21 17 11 9—67Kalida 4 19 16 19 14—723-POINT GOALS: Pandora-Gilboa 14-26 (Huffman 6, Knueven 5, Carslon 2, Mangas); Kalida 7 (Av. Huber 3, Ad. Huber 2, Nartker 2).REBOUNDS: Pandora-Gilboa 29 (Carlson 7, Mangas 5); Kalida 29.TURNOVERS: Pandora-Gilboa 23; Kalida 20.JUNIOR VARSITY: Kalida, 41-14. MCCOMB 61MOHAWK 45SYCAMORE – McComb got a monster game from Morgan Kern on Saturday in the Panthers' 61-45 win over Mohawk.Kern scored 30 points in the contest. The 5-foot-10 junior was 14-of-18 from the line, grabbed 11 rebounds for a double-double and came up with four steals. Madison Beckman added eight points, nine rebounds and four assists for the Panthers (10-9)Mohawk's Katie Woodland converted 12-of-14 free throws and led the Warriors (7-11) with 19 points.MCCOMB (10-9)Beckman 1-6—8, Kern 7-14—30, Bryan 2-1—5, Hassan 1-0—2, Scheff 2-0—5, Lause 2-1—6, Weaver 2-1—5. TOTALS: 17-23—61.MOHAWK (7-11)Sever 1-1—3, Yrager 0-2—2, Haynes 4-4—12, Lease 1-2—4, Woodland 5-12—19, Shock 0-1—1. Miller 1-2—4. TOTALS: 9-24—45McComb 13 19 12 17—61Mohawk 8 16 9 12—453-POINT GOALS: McComb 4 (Kern 2, Scheff, Lause); Mohawk 0. BUCYRUS 55VANLUE 37BUCYRUS – Ni'cia Floyd scored 21 points and Karlee Shaw pumped in 17 in leading Bucyrus to a 55-37 win over Vanlue.Adrienne Phillips had 13 points and four assists and Candace Saltzman added 10 points and six rebounds for Vanlue (3-16).VANLUE (3-16)Wallen 1-0—2, Phillips 2-9—13, A. Brooks 3-0—6, Saltzman 3-4—10, M. Brooks 0-2—2, Holbrook 2-0—4. TOTALS: 11-46 15-22—37.BUCYRUSFloyd 8-5—21, Hubble 0-2—2, Shaw 6-1—17, Messerschmidt 1-0—2, Stang 1-0—2, Weiler 1-0—3, Butchko 1-0—3, Clark 0-5—5. TOTALS: 18-13—55.Vanlue 6 13 8 10—37Bucyrus 17 11 16 11—553-POINT GOALS: Vanlue 0-11; Bucyrus 6 (Shaw 4, Weiler, Butchko).REBOUNDS: Vanlue 27 (M. Brooks 8, Saltzman 6, A. brooks 6).TURNOVERS: Vanlue 22. OTTOVILLE 55LEIPSIC 25LEIPSIC – Ottoville outscored Leipsic 14-0 in the fourth quarter and 17-1 from the line in Saturday's 55-25 Putnam County League win over the Vikings.Brooklyn Koester led Ottoville (15-4) with 20 points and Kendall Schnipke added 11. Kye Brandt had a team-high 17 points for Leipsic (7-10).OTTOVILLE (15-4)Turnwald 1-3—5, Koester 8-1—20, Hilvers 1-2—5, Schnipke 3-5—11, Horstman 1-2—4, Suever 2-2—6, Bass 0-1—1, Wertenberger 1-1—3. TOTALS: 17-17—55.LEIPSIC (7-10)Brandt 7-1—17, Gerten 2-0—4, Apple 1-0—2, K. Schroeder 1-0—2. TOTALS: 11-1—25.Ottoville 13 10 18 14—55Leipsic 11 4 10 0—253-POINT GOALS: Ottoville 4 (Koester 3, Hilvers); Leipsic 2 (Brandt 2). O-GLANDORF 60PERRYSBURG 35OTTAWA – Ottawa-Glandorf lived up to its No. 1 ranking by dismantling Perrysburg 60-35 on Saturday.Karsyn Erford scored 19 points, Madison McKee netted 15 and Allison Kuhlman added 14 against the Division I Yellow Jackets.Now 19-0 and the No. 1-ranked Division V team in the state, O-G will go up against No. 13-ranked Archbold on Tuesday. H. NORTHERN 61CRESTLINE 32DOLA – Baylie Bacon pumped in 21 points in leading Hardin Northern to a 61-32 girls basketball win over Crestline.Addy Bacon added 15 points and Lainey Thomas had13 for the Polar Bears (13-6).