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Local Sports from The CourierSunday, January 13, 2013Girls Basketball: Tong's double-double ignites 12-1 CareyCarey (12-1) helped its cause by converting 21 of 39 2-point field goal attempts, winning for the fifth time this season against a Blanchard Valley Conference game. Tong, a 6-foot-1 post player, scored 27 points and pulled down 11 rebounds. The senior is the Midland Athletic League rebound leader at 10.5 per game. Ali Rymer added 10 points for the Blue Devils, who got four steals and nine assists from Sydney Wentling. Vanlue (4-9) got nine points from Katie Thomas with Kayla Cornette adding 7. Thomas, Logan Frey and Cornette each had four rebounds and Haley Bonham and Frey finished with two steals each. carey (12-1) S. Kin 1-0--2, Tong 11-5--27, S. Wentling 1-0--2, M. Wentling 1-0--2, Hall 0-0--0, Hoepf 0-0--0, Allison 0-0--0, Rymer 4-2--10, johnson 2-1--5, G. Wentling 1-0--2, Newell 0-2--2, Worst 0-0--0, Draper 1-0--3. TOTALS: 22-48 10-15--55. vanlue (4-9) Cornette 3-0--7, Gerschutz 0-0--0, Frey 3-0--6, Russ 0-0--0, Bonham 1-1--3, Thomas 3-1--9, Clymer 0-0--0, J. Kloepfer 0-0--0, T. Kloepfer 0-1--1. TOTALS: 10-43 3-6--26. Carey 11 19 21 4 -- 55 Vanlue 7 8 7 4 -- 26 3-Point GOALS: Carey 1-9 (Draper); Vanlue 3-8 (Thomas 2, Cornette). rebounds: Carey 32 (Tong 11); Vanlue 21 (Thomas, Frey & Cornette 4). turnovers: Carey 8, Vanlue 18. junior varsity: Carey, 56-18. ARCADIA 61 LAKOTA 28 ARCADIA -- Arcadia jumped out to a 38-11 lead by halftime and the Redskins rolled over Lakota 61-28 Saturday in nonconference girls basketball action. Miranda Palmer had a big night for Arcadia with 22 points, four assists and five steals. Molly Glick had a solid all-around outing with 11 points, eight rebounds, four assists and three steals. Additionally, Rebecca Kirian snared 11 rebounds for Arcadia (10-3), which won its fourth straight game. Jessica Walter scored eight points for Lakota (2-12), which hit just 11 of 39 shots from the field. lakota (2-12) Talbert 0-0--0, Hovis 0-2--2, Miller 1-2--5, Feick 2-0--4, Walter 3-2--8, Mowry 2-0--4, Park 0-0--0, Alloway 0-0--0, Steiner 0-0--0, Ganewer 2-1--5. TOTALS: 11-39 7-10--28. arcadia (10-3) Fox 2-0--4, Palmer 8-3--22, Mock 1-0--2, Kirian 2-0--4, Ball 0-0--0, Glick 5-1--11, Cramer 3-0--6, Pina 2-0--4, Dauterman 4-0—8, Coward 0-0--0. TOTALS: 27 4-6--61. Lakota 4 7 8 9 -- 28 Arcadia 23 15 19 4 -- 61 3-Point GOALS: Lakota 1-4 (Miller 1); Arcadia 3 (Palmer 3). rebounds: Lakota 25 (Walter & Mowry 4); Arcadia 28 (Kirian 11, Glick 8). turnovers: Lakota 29, Arcadia 13. junior varsity: Lakota, 30-29, OT. LEIPSIC 53 COLUMBUS GROVE 36 LEIPSIC -- Amber Gerdeman scored eight of her game-high 18 points in the first quarter to help Leipsic get rolling in its 53-36 Putnam County League win Saturday versus Columbus Grove. Gerdeman added eight rebounds and four blocks for the Vikings (8-5, 3-1 PCL). Shalynn Morman contributed 10 points for Leipsic, while Haley Gerten scored nine points, grabbed six rebounds and dished off five assists. Hope Schroeder scored nine points to pace Columbus Grove (2-11, 0-4) columbus grove (2-11, 0-4) McCluer 1-4--6, Yinger 1-2--5, Hoffman 2-0--5, Schroeder 3-0--9, Stechschulte 2-2--6, Schumacker 1-0--3, Wynn 1-0--2. TOTALS: 11 8-17--36. leipsic (8-5, 3-1) Kreinbrink 2-0--6, Morman 3-3--10, Gerdeman 8-2--18, Nadler 3-0--6, H. Gerten 3-3--9, Steffan 1-0--2, Gerten 1-0--2. TOTALS: 21 8-10--53. Columbus Grove 7 7 14 8 -- 36 Leipsic 17 15 8 11 -- 53 3-Point GOALS: Columbus Grove 6 (Schroeder 3, Yinger, Hoffman & Schumacher 1); Leipsic 3 (Kreinbrink 2, Morman 1). rebounds: Columbus Grove 18; Leipsic 34 (Gerdeman 8, Nadler & H. Gerten 6). turnovers: Columbus Grove 18, Leipsic 20. junior varsity: Columbus Grove, 33-32. MCCOMB 53 NORTH BALTIMORE 37 NORTH BALTIMORE -- Three McComb players scored in double digits and the Panthers got ahead early to defeat North Baltimore 53-37 Saturday in girls nonconference basketball action. Brenna Dee led McComb (10-3) with 12 points, six assists and four steals. Jenna Huffman (10 points) and Kristen Buck (10) also reached double figures. Briana Herr claimed 12 rebounds, while Huffman and Emily Clymer each snared nine as the Panthers outrebounded the Tigers 40-32. Ricci Emahiser and Megan Wright each scored 10 points to pace North Baltimore (7-7), which did have 15 offensive rebounds. mccomb (10-3) Dee 3-6--12, Huffman 4-2--10, Buck 4-1--10, Clymer 3-3--9, Herr 3-0--6, Reed 2-0--6. TOTALS: 19-51 12-21--53. north baltimore (7-7) Emahiser 3-4--10, Wright 4-2--10, Gazarek 3-0--6, Schloemp 2-0--5, Frost 1-0--3, Fleckner 0-2--2, Trumbaugh 0-1--1. TOTALS: 13-50 9-14--37. McComb 16 6 13 18 -- 53 North Baltimore 7 6 10 14 -- 37 3-Point GOALS: McComb 3-12 (Reed 2, Buck 1); North Baltimore 2-14 (Schloemp & Frost 1). rebounds: McComb 40 (Herr 12, Huffman & Clymer 9); North Baltimore 32 (Emahiser & Wright 8). turnovers: McComb 16, North Baltimore 16. junior varsity: McComb, 34-18. OTTAWA-GLANDORF 45 DELPHOS ST. JOHN'S 19 OTTAWA -- Ottawa-Glandorf used a strong defensive effort in the second half to dominate Delphos St. John's 45-19 Saturday in girls nonleague basketball play. The Titans held the Blue Jays to just four points over the final two periods as Ottawa-Glandorf quickly added to a 22-15 halftime lead. Elissa Ellerbrock had a solid game for Ottawa-Glandorf (8-5) with a game-high 19 points and team highs of five rebounds and three steals. Kristen Miller added 12 points for the Titans, who had eight players score and have prevailed in five straight games. Brooke Zuber led Delphos St. John's (6-5) with six points. PANDORA-GILBOA 51 FORT JENNINGS 35 FORT JENNINGS -- Megan Maag scored a game-high 22 points and Pandora-Gilboa stayed undefeated in the Putnam County League with a 51-35 victory over Fort Jennings Saturday. The Rockets, who will play fellow PCL unbeaten Ottoville Tuesday, used a 20-11 second-quarter advantage to take a 29-17 lead by halftime. Maag notched her second double-double in two games as she added 11 rebounds for Pandora-Gilboa (8-4, 3-0 PCL). Keri Conine chipped in 10 points for the Rockets. Hunter Hermiller added seven points, nine rebounds and four steals. Vanessa McCullough dished off eight assists. Emily Kahres led the Musketeers (6-8, 0-3) with nine points. Macy Schroeder added eight. pandora-gilboa (8-4, 3-0) Williams 0-1--1, Hermiller 3-1--7, O. Maag 2-2--6, M. Maag 10-2--22, Watkins 2-0--5, Conine 5-0--10. TOTALS: 22-65 6-14--51. fort jennings (6-8, 0-3) Calvelage 0-2--2, Schimmoeller 1-0--3, Schroeder 3-0--8, Gable 1-1--3, Lindeman 2-0--4, German 1-4--6, Kehres 2-5--9. TOTALS: 10-43 12-18--35. Pandora-Gilboa 9 20 13 9 -- 51 Fort Jennings 6 11 7 11 -- 35 3-Point GOALS: Pandora-Gilboa 1-3 (Watkins 1); Fort Jennings 3-12 (Schroeder 2, Schimmoeller 1). REBOUNDS: Pandora-Gilboa 36 (Maag 11, Hermiller 9); Fort Jennings 25. turnovers: Pandora-Gilboa 22, Fort Jennings 21. junior varsity: Pandora-Gilboa, 38-36. HOPEWELL-LOUDON 49 HARDIN NORTHERN 13 DOLA -- Hopewell-Loudon got scoring from nine players and the Chieftains had a huge 53-27 rebounding margin Saturday in an easy 49-13 nonconference girls basketball victory over Hardin Northern. The Chieftains (7-6) also held the Polar Bears to single-digit scoring in each quarter. Hardin Northern was stalled by a cold 9.6 percent shooting, converting just 5 of 52 attempts. Lauren Trumpler led Hopewell-Loudon with 14 points, while Shelby Schlatter had five and Brianna Campbell four for Hardin Northern (1-13). Brooklyn Watts had six rebounds for the Bears. hopewell-loudon (7-6) Burns 1-2--4, Bouillon 0-0--0, Reinhart 2-0--4, Daniel 2-0--4, Park 2-1--5, Siegel 0-0--0, Hossler 0-0--0, Hohman 3-0--6, Trumpler 5-2--14, Brickner 1-0--2, Coleman 1-0--2, Rohrbach 4-0--8. TOTALS: 21-57 5-8--49. hardin northern (1-13) Campbell 2-0--4, Curtis 0-0--0, S. Schlatter 2-0--5, Watts 1-1--3, Delong 0-0--0, Madison 0-0--0, Roth 0-0--0, Ferkins 0-0--0, K. Schlatter 0-0--0, Hooker 0-1--1. TOTALS: 5-52 2-8--13. Hopewell-Loudon 15 12 13 9 -- 49 Hardin Northern 2 4 3 4 -- 13 3-Point GOALS: Hopewell-Loudon 2-10 (Trumpler 2); Hardin Northern 1-14 (S. Schlatter). rebounds: Hopewell-Loudon 53; Hardin Northern 27 (Watts 6, Campbell 4). turnovers: Hopewell-Loudon 13, Hardin Northern 15. KENTON 65 ADA 50 KENTON -- Kenton made 27 free throws and the Wildcats used a strong second half to defeat Hardin County rival Ada 65-50 Saturday in nonconference girls basketball action. Brooke Bostelman scored a game-high 25 points for the Wildcats. She made 11 free throws in the game. Gwen Downing (14 points) and Kaily Whitaker (11) also scored in double figures for Kenton (8-6), which outscored the Bulldogs 43-28 after halftime. Taylor Willeke had a monster performance for Ada (8-6) with a team-high 23 points. Tori Wyss added nine points as the Bulldogs converted only nine free throws. ada (8-6) Gonzaga 1-0--2, Linnon 0-0--0, Rouch 0-0--0, Price 0-0--0, Amburgey 3-0--6, Willeke 8-6--23, Faine 1-1--3, Wildman 1-0--2, Walden 2-1--5, Wyss 4-1--9. TOTALS: 20-9--50. kenton (8-6) Downing 3-7--14, Miller 1-2--4, Legge 3-0--7, Whitaker 4-3--11, Johnson 0-0--0, T. Webb 0-2--2, Bostelman 5-11—25, M. Webb 0-2--2, Rush 0-0--0, Moore 0-0--0. TOTALS: 16-27--65. Ada 15 7 12 16 -- 50 Kenton 7 15 22 21 -- 65 3-Point GOALS: Ada 1 (Willeke 1); Kenton 6 (Bostelman 4, Downing & Legge 1). CORY-RAWSON 81 RIDGEMONT 29 RAWSON -- Kendra Tuttle scored a career-high 26 points and broke the Cory-Rawson girls basketball single-game steals record as the Hornets hammered Ridgemont 81-29 Saturday in nonconference action. Tuttle took away 11 steals to break Janet Cox's previous record set in 1981. Tuttle made 10 two-point field goals, a trey and three free throws en route to her 26 point display. Kiley Scott (17 points), Courtney Dulle (13) and Megan Ritter (10) also hit double figures for Cory-Rawson (7-8). Dulle added six assists and Ritter five rebounds for the Hornets, who have prevailed in five of their last seven games. Aislinn McCullough paced Ridgemont (0-13) with 14 points. ridgemont (0-13) Billenstein 1-0--2, McCullough 5-3--14, Keysten Creamer 1-0--2, Totten 1-1--3, Lingo 1-2--4, McFadden 2-0--6. TOTALS: 10-32 6-15--29. cory-rawson (7-8) Scott 6-3--17, Dulle 2-7--13, Erford 2-0--4, M. Burkholder 1-1--3, Ritter 4-2--10, Tuttle 11-3--26, Heldman 1-0--2, Rettig 1-0--2, C. Burkholder 0-2--2, Hulihan 1-0--2. TOTALS: 29-73 18-31--81. Ridgemont 0 7 7 15 -- 29 Cory-Rawson 36 13 21 11 -- 81 3-Point GOALS: Ridgemont 3-9 (McFadden 2, McCullough 1); Cory-Rawson 5-15 (Scott & Dulle 2, Tuttle 1). rebounds: Ridgemont 26 (Lingo 9); Cory-Rawson 36 (Hulihan 6, Ritter & Erford 5). turnovers: Ridgemont 35, Cory-Rawson 15. KALIDA 45 ALLEN EAST 40 HARROD -- Kalida had three players score at least nine points and the Wildcats beat Allen East 45-40 Saturday in nonleague girls basketball action. Jackie Gardner and Nicole Recker each scored 10 points for Kalida (8-4), while Elizabeth Turnwald chipped in with nine. Kaycee Rowe led Allen East with a game-high 15 points. kalida (8-4) Gardner 4-2--10, N. Recker 4-1--10, Holtkamp 0-0--0, K. Recker 0-0--0, Smith 1-0--2, Turnwald 4-1--9, Honigfort 1-0--3, Osterhage 3-0--7, Kahle 1-2--4. TOTALS: 18 6-14--45. allen east (5-7) Rowe 5-5--15, Clum 2-0—4, Truex 3-0--6, L. Woods 2-0—4, Salyers 1-0—2, Richardson 0-1—1, A. Woods 0-0--0, Conkle 4-0--8. TOTALS: 17 6-8--40. Kalida 19 4 16 6 -- 45 Allen East 15 7 9 9 -- 40 3-Point GOALS: Kalida 3 (N. Recker, Honigfort & Osterhage 1); Allen East 0. WAYNESFIELD-GOSHEN 54 BLUFFTON 38 BLUFFTON -- Kayla Patton hit 13 of 17 free throw attempts en route to a 23-point effort to help Waynesfield-Goshen post a 54-38 nonconference victory Saturday over Bluffton. The Tigers hit 18 of 27 attempts at the charity stripe, while Bluffton (9-3) hit just 7 of 12 and had a five-game winning streak snapped. Sarah Schriner and Bailey Prichard each scored 11 points for Bluffton with Sierra Amstutz adding 10. waynesfield-goshen (7-5) Patton 5-13--23, Buffenberger 1-0--3, Vanhorn 2-1--5, Turner 3-2--11, Stevens 3-0—6, Salyer-Watts 2-2--6. TOTALS: 16 18-27--54. bluffton (9-3) Schriner 3-5--11, Hunter 2-1--6, Buroker 0-0--0, Lugibihl 0-0--0, Amstutz 5-0—10, Palte 0-0--0, Fruchey 0-0--0, Monday 0-0--0, Prichard 5-1--11. TOTALS: 15 7-12--38. Waynesfield-Goshen 15 16 16 7 -- 54 Bluffton 0 7 15 7 -- 38 3-Point GOALS: Waynesfield-Goshen 4 (Turner 3, Buffenberger); Bluffton 1 (Hunt). Subscribe to The Courier. |
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