Allison shines, but Arcadia beats North Baltimore

ARCADIA 65N. BALTIMORE 51ARCADIA – Arcadia could not stop North Baltimore's Lacie Allison on Saturday.The Redskins held the rest of the Tigers pretty much in check, though, in coming away with a 65-51 victory in a matchup of state-ranked teams.Allison, first-team all-state as a freshman, entered the contest averaging 34 points a game. The 5-foot-7 guard hit three 3-pointers, 10 free throws and went off for 37 against Arcadia.Arcadia answered with a double-barrel offense of Liberty Voges and Ryleigh Bostic. Voges knocked down four 3-pointers and scored 23 points; Bostic converted 12 free throws and had 22.Arcadia, 17-5 and ranked No. 17 in Ohio's Division VII poll, ended the regular season on a four-game win streak and will host either Crestline (4-17) or Plymouth (3-19) in a sectional final on Saturday; North Baltimore, 19-3 and ranked No. 20, will host Toledo Horizon Science, also on Saturday,N. BALTIMORE (19-3)Cotterman 2-0—5, L. Allison 13-10—39, K. Allison 1-0—2, Paynter 1-0—2, Benedict 1-0—3. TOTALS: 18-48 10-13—51.ARCADIA (17-5)Seem 3-0—6, Voges 7-5—23, Colman 2-0—6, Bostic 4-12—22, Boes 2-0—4, Kuhn 2-0—4. TOTALS: 18-48 10-13—65N. Baltimore 10 14 12 15—51Arcadia 16 18 12 19—653-POINT GOALS: North Baltimore 5-21 (L. Allison 3, Cotterman, Benedict); Arcadia 8-23 (Voges 4, Colman 2, Bostic 2).REBOUNDS: North Baltimore 24 (L. Allison 8, Paynter 5); Arcadia 34 (Boes 9, Seem 8, Voges 8).TURNOVERS: North Baltimore 8; Arcadia 6. CAREY 46B. CENTRAL 35CAREY – Carey shot out of the gates on Saturday, blitzing Buckeye Central 17-6 in the first quarter and rolling to a 46-35 Northern 10 Conference win over the Buckettes.Bayah Harsanje had a stat-stuffing game for Carey, scoring 17 points, grabbing seven rebounds and coming up with five steals. Emily Brodman had 10 points and seven rebounds. McKinnley Kessler and Bella Phoenix added eight points each for the Blue Devils, who ended regular season play at 17-4 overall, 12-2 in N10 game. Carey entered Saturday's game hoping Seneca East (15-6, 8-5 N10) could knock off league-leading Colonel Crawford (20-2, 13-1 N10), which would have earned the Blue Devils a share of the N10 title. Colonel Crawford that matchup 57-29 to claim the N10 crown outright.Buckeye Central (5-17, 3-11 N10) was led by Jenna Cianflane's 10 points.B. CENTRAL (5-17).Cianflane 5-0—10, Siefert 3-2—9, Estridge 0-1—1, Hensley 3-2—9, Kantzer 1-1—3, Daniel 1-0—3. TOTALS: 13-40 6-16—35.CAREY (17-4)Kessler 3-2—8, Phoenix 4-0—8, Ritter 1-0—3, Brodman 3-3—10, Harsanje 6-3—17. TOTALS: 17-44 8-12—46.B. Central 6 13 3 13—35Carey 17 11 8 10—463-POINT GOALS: Buckeye Central 3-16 (Siefert, Henley, Daniel); Carey 4-18 (Harsanje 2, Brodman, Ritter).REBOUNDS: Buckeye Central 15; Carey 33 (Brodman 7, Harsanje 7).TURNOVERS: Buckeye Central 18; Carey 20.JUNIOR VARSITY: Carey, 24-11. P. HENRY 68ELMWOOD 26BLOOMDALE – State-ranked Patrick Henry erupted for 50 points in the second and third quarters and completed regular season play in a big way with a 68-26 win over Elmwood.Ada Christman, a 6-foot-2 senior, scored 22 points, grabbed nine rebounds and blocked five shots for Patrick Henry. Carys Crossland had 15 points and Kynli Crossland added 12 points, eight rebounds and seven steals for the 18-3 and No. 6-ranked Patriots, who outscored Elmwood 25-5 in the second quarter and 25-7 in the third.Salena Deal scored 15 points and Molly Barringer had six points and six rebounds for Elmwood (10-12).P. HENRY (18-3)Hieber 3-0—7, C. Crossland 6-2—15, Schwiebert 1-2—4, E. Christman 2-2—6, A. Christman 8-3—22, K. Crossland 3-5—12. TOTALS: 24-14—68.ELMWOOD (10-12)Ervin 0-1—1, Barringer 3-0—6, Siek 1-0—3, Deal 6-2—15, K. Laird 0-1—1. TOTALS: 10-40 4-8—26.P. Henry 14 25 25 4—68Elmwood 7 5 7 7—263-POINT GOALS: Patrick Henry 6 (A. Christman 3, Hieber, C. Crossland, K. Crossland); Elmwood 2 (Siek, Deal).REBOUNDS: Elmwood 18 (Barringer 6).TURNOVERS: Elmwood 15.JUNIOR VARSITY: Patrick Henry, 32-23 ADA 44USV 42MCGUFFEY – Ada built enough of a cushion through three quarters to weather Upper Scioto Valley's final rally and beat the Rams, 44-42 in the final regular season game for both teams.Anna Conley and Tea Griffith led a balanced Ada attack with 12 points each. Lucy Carter added 11 points for the Bulldogs, who won four of their final five regular season games to achieve a 12-10 record entering OHSAA tournament play.Upper Scioto Valley (9-13) knocked down nine 3-pointers, with seven players making at least one each.Ada 8 15 14 7—44USV 6 13 11 12—42ADA (12-10)Poling 2-0—6, St. Laurent 1-0—3, Carter 3-4—11, Conley 5-2—12, Griffith 5-2—12. TOTALS: 16-8—44.USV (9-13)Risner 1-0—3, Boyd 2-0—6, Hunicker 3-1—8, Titus 4-1—10, Cunningham 1-0—3, Burns 1-0—3, Castle 2-3—9. TOTALS: 14-7—42.3-POINT GOALS: Ada 4 (Poling 2, St. Laurent, Carter); Upper Scioto Valley 9 (Risner, Boyd 2, Hunsicker, Titus, Cunningham, Burns, Castle 2). RIVERDALE 51U. SANDUSKY 48UPPER SANDUSKY – Riverdale outscored Upper Sandusky 11-8 in the fourth quarter in taking a 51-48 win over the Rams.Marissa Bonham poured in 26 points and Claire Inbody added 12 for the Falcons, who completed regular season play with a 12-10 record.Ava Romich drilled six 3-pointers and had a team-leading 20 points for Upper Sandusky (5-16). MECHANICSBURG 43H. NORTHERN 26DOLA – Mechanicsburg upped its record to 13-8 and prepped for post season play by chalking up a 43-26 win over Hardin Northern.Bailey Bacon scored 13 points for Hardin Northern. The Polar Bears ended the regular season with a 15-7 record and will host Pandora-Gilboa (12-10) on Saturday in a Division VII sectional final.