RAWSON — Tied at 21-21 at halftime, Cory-Rawson went on an 18-13 run in the third quarter then hung on for a 52-49 nonconference win Saturday over New Riegel.
Eric Ritter hit a pair of 3-pointers and finished with game-highs of 20 points and nine rebounds to lead Cory-Rawson (4-7). Tommy Stauffer added a dozen points and Kyle Schultz handed out six assists for the Hornets.
Nick Reinhart’s 16 points led New Riegel (5-3), and Ben Dryfuse added 10 points for the Blue Jackets.
NEW RIEGEL (5-3)
Dryfuse 5-0–10, Noftz 2-2–7, Lescallett 2-0–4, Hohman 1-0–3, Reinhart 4-6–16, Smith 2-5–9. TOTALS: 16-43 13-21 — 49.
CORY RAWSON (4-7)
Roth 3-0–7, Ritter 6-6–20, Zuercher 0-4–4, Schultz 2-1–7, Stauffer 5-2-12, Houck 1-0–2. TOTALS: 17-40 13-20 — 52.
New Riegel 10 11 13 15 — 49
Cory-Rawson 10 11 18 13 — 52
3-Point GOALS: New Riegel 4-17 (Reinhart 2, Noftz & Hohman 1); Cory-Rawson 5-17 (Schultz & Ritter 2, Roth 1).
rebounds: New Riegel 27; Cory-Rawson 29 (Ritter 9).
turnovers: New Riegel 9; Cory-Rawson 10.
junior varsity: New Riegel, 53-51.
VAN BUREN 56
PATRICK HENRY 39
VAN BUREN — Matthew Ayers dropped in four 3-pointers and scored a game-high 24 points in leading Van Buren to a 56-39 triumph over Patrick Henry on Saturday night in nonconference boys basketball.
The visiting Patriots led 16-14 after one quarter, but a 13-2 scoring advantage in the second period put the Black Knights on track toward upping their record to 7-3.
Connor Ohlrich and Matt Iliff added eight points apiece for Van Buren.
Xavier Wensink’s 11 points led Patrick Henry (3-6).
patrick henry (3-6)
Maas 2-0–4, Wensink 4-2–11, McGraw 3-0–7, Petersen 2-0–6, G. Schwiebert 0-0–0, Latta 0-0–0, Prigge 0-0–0, L. Schwiebert 0-0–0, Holloway 0-0–0, Moore 0-0–0, Diem 3-2–8, Vance 0-0″”0. TOTALS: 15 4-7 — 39.
VAN BUREN (7-3)
Beitzel 2-2–6, Ayers 9-2–24, Steveson 0-3–3, Kramer 1-2–5, Iliff 3-2–8, Goble 0-0–0, Ohlrich 1-0–2, Warren 1-0–2, Schlaeppi 0-0–0, McCracken 0-0–0. TOTALS: 19 11-19 — 56.
Patrick Henry 16 2 9 12 — 39
Van Buren 14 13 9 10 — 56
3-Point GOALS: Patrick Henry 5 (Petersen 2, Wensink, McGraw & Moore 1); Van Buren 7 (Ayers 4, Ohlrich 2, Kramer 1).
KALIDA 50
MCCOMB 37
MCCOMB — Kalida’s Trevor Lambert scored a game-high 15 points to help the Wildcats overtake and defeat McComb 50-37 in a nonleague boys basketball game Saturday.
The Wildcats (8-2) trailed 18-14 at halftime but seized control by taking the third quarter 21-11 and the fourth quarter 15-8.
Jacob Rider led McComb (3-7) with 12 points while Tanner Schroeder collected seven points, five rebounds and six steals.
KALIDA (8-2)
Lambert 6-8 2-2 15, Erhart 3-7 4-4 10, Recker 3-11 0-0 7, Laudick 3-4 0-0 6, Roebke 3-5 0-0 6, Klausing 1-4 1-2 4, Hovest 1-1 0-0 2. TOTALS: 20-43 7-8–50.
MCCOMB (3-7)
Rider 4-11 4-5 12, Schroeder 2-8 2-2 7, K. Wasson 3-4 1-3 7, J. Wasson 3-7 0-1 6, Sherick 1-5 0-0 3, Gustwiller 0-5 2-2 2. TOTALS: 13-41 9-13.
Kalida 12 2 21 15 — 50
McComb 16 2 11 8 — 37
3-Point GOALS: Kalida 3-13 (Lambert, Recker & Klausing); McComb 2-10 (Schroeder & Sherick 1).
rebounds: Kalida 29; McComb 15 (Schroeder 5).
turnovers: Kalida 13; McComb 11.
PANDORA-GILBOA 44
MILLER CITY 42
MILLER CITY — Pandora-Gilboa outscored Miller City 17-14 in the second half to eke out a 44-42 win in Putnam County League boys basketball play Saturday.
Cooper McCullough drained three 3-pointers en route to a team-high 13 points for P-G (9-1, 3-0 PCL). Jared Breece added eight points and Drew Johnson snatched 10 rebounds.
Mark Kuhlman’s 17 points and nine rebounds led Miller City (5-5, 1-1 PCL).
PANDORA-GILBOA (9-1, 3-0 PCL)
McCullough 3-4–13, Breece 3-2–8, Larcom 3-0–7, Hoffman 2-0–6, Johnson 3-0–6, Murphy 2-0–4. TOTALS: 16-38 6-8 — 44.
MILLER CITY (5-5, 1-1 PCL)
Kuhlman 6-1–17, Lammers 4-0–9, Gable 3-1–9, Otto 2-1–5, Schroeder 1-0–2. TOTALS: 16-42 3-13 — 42.
Pandora-Gilboa 17 10 10 7 — 44
Miller City 13 15 8 6 — 42
3-Point GOALS: Pandora-Gilboa 6-19 (McCullough 3, Hoffman 2, Larcom 1); Miller City 7-16 (Kuhlman 4, Gable 2, Lammers 1).
rebounds: Pandora-Gilboa 26 (Johnson 10); Miller City 21 (Kuhlman 9).
turnovers: Pandora-Gilboa 9, Miller City 8.
junior varsity: Pandora-Gilboa, 38-36.
NORTH BALTIMORE 57
HOLGATE 35
HOLGATE — Levi Gazarek led three players in double figures with 15 points and North Baltimore easily beat Holgate 57-35 on Saturday in a nonconference tilt.
Julian Hagemyer had 14 points and Adam Flores added 11 for the Tigers (7-1), who trailed 15-8 after the first quarter, but outscored Holgate (1-9) 49-20 the rest of the way.
Cody Sonnenberg, who hit three 3-pointers, and Sebastian Briseno had nine points each to lead Holgate (1-9).
NORTH BALTIMORE (7-1)
Gazarek 7-0–15, Hagemyer 6-2–14, Flores 4-2–11, Durfey 2-0–5, Rader 1-2–4, Cotterman 1-0–2, Naugle 2-0–4, Snyder 1-0–2. TOTALS: 24 6-10 — 57.
HOGATE (1-9)
Briseno 4-1–9, Meyer 1-3–5, Sonnenberg 3-0–9, Snyder 1-0–2, Like 1-0–3, Wenner 1-0–2, Casillas 2-0–4. TOTALS: 13 5-7 — 35.
North Baltimore 8 16 18 15 — 57
Holgate 15 4 6 10 — 35
3-Point GOALS: North Baltimore 3 (Gazarek, Flores & Durfey 1); Holgate 4 (Sonnenberg 3, Like 1).
WAPAKONETA 68
LIBERTY-BENTON 44
Adam Scott scored a game-high 19 points while Gage Schenk and Aaron Good both added 15 as Wapakoneta knocked off Liberty-Benton 68-44 in nonleague action Saturday.
Good and Scott both had six rebounds for the Redskins (7-3), who had a 43-20 scoring advantage in the first and fourth quarters.
Conor Greer’s 13 points led the Eagles (1-7). Austin May added 12 points and five boards.
WAPAKONETA (7-3)
Scott 8-2–19, Good 5-2–15, Schenk 5-4–15, Erb 2-0–6, No. Ambos 1-4–6, Glass 1-0–3, Carrico 1-0–2, Na. Ambos 0-1–1, Merricle 0-1–1. TOTALS: 23-45 14-18 — 68.
LIBERTY-BENTON (1-7)
Greer 6-1–13, May 4-2–12, Reindel 2-0–6, Mattingly 1-0–3, Poling 1-0–3, Schroeder 1-0–3, Kotey 1-0–2, Dillon 1-0–2. TOTALS: 17-37 3-6 — 44.
Wapakoneta 18 9 16 25 — 68
Liberty-Benton 7 11 13 13 — 44
3-Point GOALS: Wapakoneta 8-22 (Good 3, Erb 2, Schenk, Glass & Scott 1); Liberty-Benton 7-21 (May & Reindel 2, Poling, Schroeder & Mattingly 1).
rebounds: Wapakoneta 25 (Good & Scott 6); Liberty-Benton 14 (May 5).
turnovers: Wapakoneta 9, Liberty-Benton 16.
junior varsity: Wapakoneta, 30-29.
UPPER SANDUSKY 68
COLONEL CRAWFORD 54
UPPER SANDUSKY — Upper Sandusky overcame a first-quarter deficit with a strong second quarter and staved off Colonel Crawford 68-54 in Saturday’s Northern 10 Conference boys basketball game.
The Rams, who improved to 10-2 overall and 7-1 in the N10, moved into a first-place tie with Colonel Crawford (10-2, 7-1) in the conference.
Upper Sandusky trailed by three after one quarter before outscoring the Eagles 16-6 in the second quarter, led by Evan Young’s game-high 20 points.
Jevon Dible also chipped in 13 points for the Rams, while Trevor Clifford added 11 points and Mason Vent scored 10.
Brody Martin paced the Eagles with 13 points and Jordan Fenner scored 10.
Colonel Crawford (10-2, 7-1 N10)
Martin 6-0–13, Fenner 5-0–10, Walker 3-0–8, McCreary 2-4–8, Feichtner 2-0–6, Shaum 3-0–6, Bute 1-1–3. TOTALS: 22 5-9 — 54.
Upper Sandusky (10-2, 7-1 N10)
Young 7-4–20, Dible 6-0–13, Clifford 5-0–11, Vent 4-0–10, Stover 2-0–5, Kurtz 2-0–5, Holly 2-0–4. TOTALS: 28 4-4 — 68.
Colonel Crawford 21 6 16 11 — 54
Upper Sandusky 18 16 22 12 — 68
3-Point GOALS: Colonel Crawford 5 (Feichtner & Walker 2, Martin 1); Upper Sandusky 8 (Vent & Young 2, Kurtz, Clifford, Dible & Sheaffer 1).
CAREY 75
SENECA EAST 40
ATTICA — Griffin Summit and Hayden Stone both tallied double-doubles and Cody Luzader narrowly missed a third as Carey walloped Seneca East 75-40 in Northern 10 Conference action on Saturday.
Summit led all scorers with 16 points and he matched Stone’s 10 rebounds. Trey Bame, along with Stone, scored 11 points for the Blue Devils (10-2, 6-2 N10). Cody Luzader scored eight points and dished out eight assists.
Alex Forehand paced the Tigers (5-4, 4-4) with 14 points.
Carey (10-2, 6-2 N10)
Summit 6-4–16, Bame 3-2–11, Stone 5-1–11, Crawford 3-1–8, Luzader 3-0–8, Wentling 4-0–8, Dasher 3-1–7, Littlejohn 1-0–2, Smiley 1-0–2, Hertel 1-0–2. TOTALS: 31-56 9-13 — 75.
Seneca East (5-4, 4-4 N10)
Forehand 5-2–14, Turek 2-4–8, Ruffing 1-2–5, Kalb 1-2–5, Pugh 1-1–3, Wurm 1-0–3, Kling 1-0–2. TOTALS: 12-32 11-17 — 40.
Carey 13 24 19 19 — 75
Seneca East 5 12 13 10 — 40
3-Point GOALS: Carey 4-16 (Luzader 2, Crawford & Bame 1); Seneca East 5-16 (Forehand 2, Wurm, Ruffing & Kalb 1).
rebounds: Carey 29 (Stone & Summit 10); Seneca East 10.
turnovers: Carey 15, Seneca East 22.
junior varsity: Carey, 59-27.
OTTAWA-GLANDORF 73
BLUFFTON 45
BLUFFTON — Ottawa-Glandorf knocked down 12 3-pointers and four players scored in double figures as the unbeaten Titans rolled past Bluffton 73-45 in a nonleague boys basketball game Saturday.
Jay Kaufman scored a game-high 17 points for O-G (10-0), while Carter Heringhaus had 14 points, Owen Hiegel 13 and Bryce Schroeder 12. Heringhaus and Schroeder both knocked down four 3-pointers.
Mason Soper and Kaleb Jefferson both had 15 points to lead Bluffton (4-4).
OTTAWA-GLANDORF (10-0)
Kaufman 7-3–17, Heringhaus 5-0–14, Hiegel 6-0–13, Schroeder 4-0–12, Duling 2-0–6, White 2-0–5, Dible 1-0–2, Siefker 1-0–2, Rieman 0-2–2. TOTALS: 28 5-5 — 73.
BLUFFTON (4-4)
Soper 6-2–15, Jefferson 7-1–15, Ja. Piercefield 3-2–9, Bricker 2-0–4, Fruchey 1-0–2. TOTALS: 19 5-8 — 45.
Ottawa-Glandorf 18 20 18 17 — 73
Bluffton 9 10 16 10 — 45
3-Point GOALS: Ottawa-Glandorf 12 (Heringhaus & Schroeder 4, Duling 2, Hiegel & White 1); Bluffton 2 (Soper & Ja. Piercefield 1).
WAYNE TRACE 65
ARLINGTON 52
HAVILAND — Nate Gerber made eight 3-pointers while pumping in 32 points to lead Wayne Trace to a 65-52 victory over Arlington on Saturday night in nonconference boys basketball.
Gerber needed just 13 shots to connect for 24 points from beyond the arc as the Raiders improved to 8-1 and kept the Red Devils’ Jason Vermillion one short of his 300th career coaching win.
Josh Kuhn and Jake Kuhn scored 12 and 11 points, respectively, for Wayne Trace, which trailed 33-31 at halftime before taking command by outscoring Arlington 20-8 in the third quarter.
Eli Sinn grabbed a team-high seven rebounds for the Raiders.
Caleb Price and Jaret Vermillion popped in 15 points apiece for the Red Devils (5-5), with Price making five 3-pointers and Vermillion knocking down four. Ivan Berry latched onto eight rebounds, while Jacob Russell handed out seven assists and Ryan Metzger came away with three steals.
ARLINGTON (5-5)
Price 5-0–15, Vermillion 5-1–15, Berry 3-3–9, Russell 3-0–8, Metzger 2-0–4, Webb 1-0–2, Speyer 0-0–0. TOTALS: 19-52 26-49 — 52.
wayne trace (8-1)
Gerber 12-0–32, Jo. Kuhn 5-2–12, Ja. Kuhn 4-3–11, E. Sinn 2-0–4, Linder 1-0–2, T. Sinn 1-0–2, Stoller 0-2–2, Saylor 0-0–0, Miller 0-0–0, Price 0-0–0. TOTALS: 25-49 7-10 — 65.
Arlington 15 18 8 11 — 52
Wayne Trace 17 14 20 14 — 65
3-Point GOALS: Arlington 10-29 (Price 5, Vermillion 4, Webb 1); Wayne Trace 8-18 (Gerber 8).
rebounds: Arlington 25 (Berry 8); Wayne Trace 27 (E. Sinn 7).
turnovers: Arlington 14; Wayne Trace 12.
NEW KNOXVILLE 63
ADA 47
ADA — Ada’s Connor Frazier went for 22 points, six rebounds and three steals but the Bulldogs fell 63-47 to New Knoxville in a nonleague boys basketball game Saturday.
Andrew Poppe backed New Knoxville (4-5) with 16 points and eight rebounds while Sammy Anspach and Caleb Lageman added 10 points apiece.
Ethan Swaney and Phillip Coulson each had eight points for Ada (2-9).
NEW KNOXVILLE (4-5)
Bartholomew 2-1–5, Osborne 2-1–5, Lammers 3-2–9, Lageman 4-2–10, Dyrness 4-0–8, Poppe 8-0–16, Anspach 2-6–10. TOTALS: 25-48 12-17–63.
ADA (2-9)
Hollinger 0-2–2, Mullins 0-3–3, E. Swaney 4-0–8, Conrad 1-0–2, Z. Swaney 1-0–2, Frazier 9-4–22, Coulson 4-0–8. TOTALS: 19-47 9-11–47.
New Knoxville 13 14 20 16 — 63
Ada 10 11 9 17 — 47
3-Point GOALS: New Knoxville 1-8 (Lammers 1); Ada 0-13.
rebounds: New Knoxville 33 (Poppe 8); Ada 22 (Frazier 6).
turnovers: New Knoxville 17; Ada 18.
junior varsity: Ada, 53-43.
FORT JENNINGS 71
COLUMBUS GROVE 61
FORT JENNINGS — Cole Horstman, Ian Finn and Brandon Wehri combined to score 49 points as Fort Jennings topped Columbus Grove 71-61 in Saturday’s nonleague game.
Horstman led the Musketeers (7-3) with 20 points, Finn scored 15 and Wehri chipped in 14 as they rallied from a five-point first-quarter deficit to win each of the next three quarters.
Tayt Birnesser matched Horstman’s 20 points for the Bulldogs (2-7) and Blake Reynolds scored 19.
Columbus Grove (2-7)
Birnesser 8-1–20, Reynolds 8-2–19, Malsam 3-0–9, Barrientes 2-0–5, Selby 2-1–5, Johnson 1-0–2, Schroeder 0-1–1. TOTALS: 24 5-10 — 61.
Fort Jennings (7-3)
Horstman 7-6–20, Finn 4-5–15, Wehri 4-6–14, Ricker 2-2–7, Trentman 3-0–7, Klausing 2-0–6, Kazee 0-2–2. TOTALS: 22 21-24 — 71.
Columbus Grove 25 10 9 17 — 61
Fort Jennings 20 18 13 20 — 71
3-Point GOALS: Columbus Grove 8 (Birnesser & Malsam 3, Reynolds & Barrientes 1); Fort Jennings 6 (Klausing & Finn 2, Trentman & Ricker 1).
MECHANICSBURG 45
HARDIN NORTHERN 44
DOLA — Hardin Northern almost got in the win column for the first time this season but fell one point short of Mechanicsburg 45-44 for a heartbreaking nonleague boys basketball loss Saturday.
The Polar Bears (0-10) got 11 points apiece from Owen Wetherill and Nick Adams. Adams finished with seven of Hardin Northern’s 16 steals.
They fell behind 15-2 after the first quarter but got right back into the game by outscoring Mechanicsburg 15-9 in the second and fourth quarters.
MECHANICSBURG
Mascardi 5-3–14, Hartley 0-2–2, Delong 3-0–7, Taylor 5-1–15, Butsch 1-0″”3, Sadowski 2-0–4. TOTALS: 16-51 6-11–45.
HARDIN NORTHERN (0-10)
Cramer 4-0–9, Wilmoth 0-2–2, Wetherill 5-0–11, Adams 5-0–11, Pees 1-2–4, Joliff 2-0–5, Good 0-2–2. TOTALS: 17-52 6-10–44.
Mechanicsburg 15 9 12 9 — 45
Hardin Northern 2 15 12 15 — 44
3-Point GOALS: Mechanicsburg 7-16 (Taylor 4, Mascardi, Delong & Butsch); Hardin Northern 4-11 (Joliff, Cramer, Wetherill & Adams).
rebounds: Mechanicsburg 38; Hardin Northern 22 (Good 6).
turnovers: Mechanicsburg 26; Hardin Northern 22.
junior varsity: Mechanicsburg, 39-22.
SANDUSKY ST. MARY’S 68
LAKOTA 47
KANSAS — Lakota’s Tyler Wehrle scored 12 points and Levi Myers added 10 more but the Raiders fell 68-47 to Sandusky St. Mary’s in a Sandusky Bay Conference River Division boys basketball matchup Saturday.
Lakota (1-8, 0-5 SBC River) got off to a 22-10 first-quarter led but quickly fell behind 30-24 by halftime.
Myers finished with five assists while Wehrle grabbed eight rebounds and made two steals. Josh Kagy chipped in nine points and six rebounds for Lakota.
J.J. Fischer totaled 19 points and 11 rebounds as the Panthers improved to 6-4, 3-1 in league play.
SANDUSKY ST. MARY’S (6-4, 3-1 SBC RIVER)
Kromer 1-0–3, Fischer 7-4–19, Christian 3-0–7, Capizzi 2-0–4, Wimmer 3-3–10, Will 5-2–18, Baird 3-0–7. TOTALS: 25-55 9-12–68.
LAKOTA (1-8, 0-5 SBC RIVER)
Myers 4-0–10, Miller 3-0–6, Kagy 4-0–9, Wehrle 6-0–12, Schaser 2-1–6, Gabel 1-0–2, Walter 1-0–2. TOTALS: 20-50 3-13–47.
Sandusky St. Mary’s 10 20 23 15 — 68
Lakota 22 2 17 6 — 47
3-Point GOALS: Sandusky St. Mary’s 9-23 (Will 4, Baird, Mille, Kromer, Christian & Wimmer); Lakota 4-13 (Myers 2, Kagy & Schaser).
rebounds: Sandusky St. Mary’s 36 (Fischer 10); Lakota 29 (Wehrle 8).
turnovers: Sandusky St. Mary’s 8; Lakota 13.
OLD FORT 55
TIFFIN CALVERT 48
OLD FORT — Old Fort doubled up Tiffin Calvert 18-9 in the third quarter and used that edge to roll to a 55-48 Sandusky Bay Conference River Division boys basketball victory on Saturday.
The game was tied 26-26 at halftime before the Stockaders (5-5, 3-1 SBC River) took control.
Old Fort’s Jacob Webb scored a game-high 16 points and tallied five assists. A.J. Steyer added 12 points and seven rebounds.
Nick Seifert drained three 3-pointers en route to 15 points to front the Senecas (3-6, 1-4).
TIFFIN CALVERT (3-6, 1-4 SBC RIVER)
Dull 1-2–4, Seifert 6-0–15, Kennedy 2-1–5, Hemminger 5-0″”10, Conn 0-1–1, Recker 4-3–11, Somodi 0-2–2. TOTALS: 19-41 7-9–48.
OLD FORT (5-5, 3-1 SBC RIVER)
Wagner 0-2–2, A. Steyer 3-4–12, Miller 1-0–2, Kohlenberg 3-1–9, Webb 6-3–16, Salas 1-0–2, DeWese 4-0–8, C. Steyer 1-2–4. TOTALS: 19-50 12-16–55.
Tiffin Calvert 13 13 9 13 — 48
Old Fort 14 12 18 13 — 55
3-Point GOALS: Tiffin Calvert 3-11 (Seifert 3); Old Fort 5-14 (A. Steyer & Kohlenberg 2, Webb).
rebounds: Tiffin Calvert 22; Old Fort 22 (A. Steyer 7).
turnovers: Tiffin Calvert 20; Old Fort 11.
junior varsity: Old Fort, 45-38.
OTTOVILLE 67
MINSTER 50
MINSTER — Logan Kemper erupted for 32 points on seven 3-pointers and eight rebounds to lead Ottoville to a 67-50 nonconference win Saturday at Minster.
Nick Moorman added 10 points and Andy Schimmoeller handed out three assists for Ottoville (11-2).
The Big Green led just 27-23 at halftime before outscoring Minster 40-27 in the second half.
Bryce Schmiesing had 14 points and Jarod Schulze snagged six rebounds for Minster (5-2)
OTTOVILLE (11-2)
Bendele 3-2–10, Kemper 10-5–32, Suever 1-0–3, Fisher 0-2–2, Moorman 3-3–10, Martin 1-0–2, Thorbahn 3-2–8. TOTALS: 21-48 14-18 — 67.
MINSTER (5-2)
Schmiesing 4-3–14, Lehmkuhl 1-0–2, Frericks 3-0–6, Ketner 2–1–6, Knapke 1-0–2, Heitbrink 1-0–2, Huelsman 4-0–9, Schulze 4-1–9. TOTALS: 20-43 5-10 — 50.
Ottoville 8 19 23 17 — 67
Minster 7 16 9 18 — 50
3-Point GOALS: Ottoville 11-25 (Kemper 7, Bendele 2, Suever & Moorman 1); Minster 5-16 (Schmiesing 3, Ketner & Huelsman 1).
rebounds: Ottoville 34 (Kemper 8); Minster 18 (Schulze 6).
turnovers: Ottoville 5; Minster 7.
MOHAWK 63
RIDGEMONT 44
MOUNT VICTORY — Mohawk built a 31-14 halftime edge and cruised past Ridgemont 63-44 for a nonleague boys basketball victory Saturday.
Kaiden Hammer and Zach Hayman each scored 14 points to pace the Warriors (7-4) while Chris Klopp added 12 points and seven rebounds.
Connor Martino totaled a game-high 15 points for the Gophers (0-12).
MOHAWK (7-4)
Jenkins 2-0–5, Hammer 5-1–14, Tusing 3-0–8, Stull 1-0–2, Shellhouse 0-1–1, Hayman 6-2–14, Leeth 2-0–4, Lacey 1-0–3, Klopp 6-0–12. TOTALS: 26-59 4-7–63.
RIDGEMONT (0-12)
Ja. Streets 4-0–8, Martino 5-4–15, Jo. Streets 3-0″”6, Roof 1-0–2, Smith 1-0″”3, Mouser 3-4–10. TOTALS: 17-36 8-12–44.
Mohawk 19 12 17 15 — 63
Ridgemont 8 6 16 14 — 44
3-Point GOALS: Mohawk 7-21 (Hammer 3, Tusing 2, Jenkins 1); Ridgemont 2-6 (Martino & Smith 1).
rebounds: Mohawk 31 (Klopp 9); Ridgemont 25.
turnovers: Mohawk 10; Ridgemont 19.
junior varsity: Mohawk, 53-23.