ARCADIA — Arcadia’s Kennedy Pratt recorded a double-double of 14 points and 10 rebounds as the Redskins topped New Riegel 48-38 in nonleague girls basketball action Saturday.
Danielle Burnett chipped in 10 points, including a pair of 3-pointers, for Arcadia (15-3). Emma Saltzman had eight points and 11 rebounds.
Brianna Gillig’s 16 points and 11 rebounds led the Blue Jackets (9-9). Kaitlyn Kirian had 12 points.
NEW RIEGEL (9-9)
Bri. Gillig 3-9–16, Kirian 5-0–12, Bro. Gillig 2-2–6, Lininger 1-2–4. TOTALS: 11-35 13-14 — 38.
ARCADIA (15-3)
K. Pratt 5-4–14, Burnett 3-2–10, Saltzman 3-2–8, Mock 3-0–6, Watkins 1-2–4, Cramer 1-1–3, Ward 1-0–2, Brubaker 0-1–1. TOTALS: 17-52 12-15 — 48.
New Riegel 7 8 11 12 — 38
Arcadia 11 14 10 13 — 48
3-Point GOALS: New Riegel 3-9 (Kirian 2, Bri. Gillig 1); Arcadia 2-9 (Burnett 2).
rebounds: New Riegel 26 (Bri. gillig 11); Arcadia 31 (Saltzman 11).
turnovers: New Riegel 14, Arcadia 10.
junior varsity: Arcadia, 23-16.
OTSEGO 45
McCOMB 41
TONTOGANY — Otsego’s Brynne Limes took charge in the fourth quarter as the Knights slipped past McComb 45-41 in a nonconference game.
Limes, who didn’t score in the first half, netted 17 of her game-high 22 points in the fourth quarter. She scored 17 of Otsego’s 18 points hitting three 3-point goals and going 4 of 4 from the line.
Ellie Roberts added nine points and eight rebounds for Otsego (9-9), while Limes had nine boards.
Malorie Schroeder scored 13 points, snatched nine rebounds and added four assists for McComb (8-10). Lauren Grubb chipped in nine points.
McCOMB (8-10)
Grubb 3-2–9, H. Schroeder 2-0–5, Herr 2-0–4, Duran 1-0–2, Buck 1-0–3, Shoop 0-0–0, Miehls 2-1–5, M. Schroeder 6-0–13. TOTALS: 17-49 3-6–41.
OTSEGO (9-9)
Limes 7-5–22, Brinkman 1-0–2, Moser 0-0–0, Ghesquiere 2-3–8, Roe 1-0–3, Roberts 4-1–9, Rieger 0-0–0. TOTALS: 15-55 9-17–45.
McComb 10 10 6 15 — 41
Otsego 13 6 8 18 — 45
3-Point GOALS: Otsego 6-20 (Limes 3, Brinkman, Roe & Ghesquiere); McComb 4-17 (Grubb, H. Schroeder, Duran & M. Schroeder).
rebounds: Otsego 31 (Limes 9); McComb 27 (M. Schroeder 9).
turnovers: Otsego 13, McComb 17.
junior varsity: McComb, 17-13.
HOPEWELL-LOUDON 71
GIBSONBURG 24
GIBSONBURG — Four Hopewell-Loudon players scored in double figures as the Chieftains racked up a 71-24 nonconference win against Gibsonburg.
Makayla Elmore just missed a double-double for the Chieftains (14-4) as she scored 20 points with nine rebounds. Olivia Zender tossed in 13 points, Emily Pace and Hailey Coppus both scored 11 points and Jacquelyn Burns added 10. Coppus had a solid all-around game as she added seven assists and six steals.
Emily Roberts scored six points for the Golden Bears (5-12).
HOPEWELL-LOUDON (14-4)
Elmore 7-5–20, Zender 5-0–13, Pace 5-1–11, Coppus 4-1–11, Burns 5-0–10, Fox 2-0–4, Searles 1-0_2, Jameson 0-0–0, Krupp 0-0-0, Breidenbach 0-0–0. TOTALS: 29-72 7-9–71.
GIBSONBURG (5-12)
Roberts 2-1–6, Morelock 2-0–5, Alejandro 2-0–5, Herman 2-1–5, Simmons 1-0–3, Bruns 0-0–0, McNett 0-0–0, Seem 0-0–0, Reiss 0-0–0, Hovis 0-0–0, Busdeker 0-0–0. TOTALS: 9-42 2-6–24.
Hopewell-Loudon 23 9 21 18 — 71
Gibsonburg 2 5 7 10 — 24
3-Point GOALS: Hopewell-Loudon 6-12 (Zender 3, Coppus 2, Elmore); Gibsonburg 4-16 (Roberts, Morelock, Alejandro & Simmons).
rebounds: Hopewell-Loudon 35 (Elmore 9, Pace & Burns 6); Gibsonburg 25 (Bruns 6).
turnovers: Gibsonburg 30, Hopewell-Loudon 5.
WAPAKONETA 38
ARLINGTON 31
WAPAKONETA — Sarah Pothast notched a double-double of 19 points and 10 rebounds as Wapakoneta pulled away from Arlington for a 38-31 nonleague win on Saturday.
Makenzie Wilson added eight points, eight rebounds and two blocks for Wapakoneta (11-8), which had a 13-8 advantage in the fourth quarter.
Hannah Willow totaled 18 points, four rebounds and two blocks to lead Arlington (11-8).
ARLINGTON (11-8)
Willow 9-0–18, Pepple 3-1–8, Dodds 1-2–4, Crawford 0-1–1. TOTALS: 13-32 4-7 — 31.
WAPAKONETA (11-8)
Pothast 7-5–19, Wilson 4-0–8, Jacobs 2-1–5, Debell 1-0–3, Davis 1-0–2, Sutton 0-1–1. TOTALS: 15-37 7-10 — 38.
Arlington 8 7 8 8 — 31
Wapakoneta 10 7 8 13 — 38
3-Point GOALS: Arlington 1-9 (Pepple 1); Wapakoneta 1-9 (Debell 1).
rebounds: Arlington 15 (Willow 4); Wapakoneta 26 (Pothast 10).
turnovers: Arlington 14, Wapakoneta 13.
junior varsity: Arlington, 41-31.
TIFFIN CALVERT 43
VAN BUREN 41
VAN BUREN — Tiffin Calvert used a 12-10 advantage in the fourth quarter to force overtime, and the Senecas used a 6-4 edge in the extra frame to knock off Van Buren 43-41 in a nonleague girls basketball game Saturday.
Emma Prince and Shelby Hemminger led Tiffin Calvert (4-13) with nine points each. Sydney Johnson added eight points.
Sydney Leeper and Zoe Horne scored 12 and 11 points, respectively, for the Black Knights (8-11).
TIFFIN CALVERT (4-13)
Prince 3-2–9, Hemminger 2-4–9, Johnson 2-2–8, Brown 1-4–6, Jones 2-0–5, Burns 1-2–4, Thompson 1-0–2. TOTALS: 12 14 — 43.
VAN BUREN (8-11)
Leeper 3-6–12, Horne 4-1–11, Rinehart 4-0–8, F. DeWalt 1-2–4, Parker 1-2–4, H. DeWalt 1-0–2. TOTALS: 14-46 11-12 — 41.
Tiffin Calvert 7 6 12 12 6 — 43
Van Buren 7 7 13 10 4 — 41
3-Point GOALS: Tiffin Calvert 5 (Johnson 2, Prince, Hemminger & Jones 1); Van Buren 2-11 (Horne 2).
rebounds: Van Buren 21 (Parker 5).
turnovers: Van Buren 16.
junior varsity: Van Buren, 25-13.
KALIDA 66
PANDORA-GILBOA 30
KALIDA — Kalida’s girls basketball team jumped out to a 17-0 lead after the first quarter and never looked back in rolling past Pandora-Gilboa 66-30 in a Putnam County League game Saturday.
McKayla Maag had a game-high 14 points for Kalida (12-7, 4-1 PCL), while Sarah Klausing and Lauren Langhals added 12 and 11 points, respectively.
Kayla Ferguson had nine points for the Rockets (3-15, 1-5 PCL). Lexie Neuenschwander chipped in eight points.
PANDORA-GILBOA (3-15, 1-5 PCL)
Ferguson 2-4–9, Neuenschwander 3-2–8, Fenstermaker 3-1–7, Luttfring 2-0–4, Russell 1-0–2. TOTALS: 11-47 7-14 — 30.
KALIDA (12-7, 4-1 PCL)
Maag 5-1–14, S. Klausing 3-6–12, Langhals 5-1–11, Lucke 4-0–9, Wurth 0-5–5, Kaufman 2-0–5, G. Klausing 2-0–4, Miller 2-0–4, Smith 1-0–2. TOTALS: 24-54 13-19 — 66.
Pandora-Gilboa 0 7 14 9 — 30
Kalida 17 13 12 24 — 66
3-Point GOALS: Pandora-Gilboa 1-3 (Ferguson 1); Kalida 5-20 (Maag 3, Lucke & Kaufman 1).
rebounds: Pandora-Gilboa 19 (Ferguson & Luttfring 6); Kalida 25 (Wurth 5).
turnovers: Pandora-Gilboa 29, Kalida 14.
junior varsity: Kalida, 30-4.
WAYNE TRACE 60
MILLER CITY 35
MILLER CITY — Miller City led 11-8 after the first quarter, but it was all Wayne Trace after that as the Raiders racked up a 60-35 nonleague girls basketball win on Saturday.
Claire Sinn scored 15 points, while Miriam Sinn added 14 for the Raiders (16-2). Kaylee Shepherd also scored in double figures with 10 points.
Natalie Koenig led Miller City (7-12) with 14 points and seven rebounds.
WAYNE TRACE (16-2)
C. Sinn 7-1–15, M. Sinn 5-2–14, Shepherd 3-4–10, S. Sinn 2-3–7, T. Sinn 2-2–6, Gudakunst 1-4–6, B. Sinn 1-0–2. TOTALS: 21 16-19 — 60.
MILLER CITY (7-12)
Koenig 6-2–14, Hoffman 3-2–8, Niese 3-0–8, A. Kuhlman 1-1–3, K. Kuhlman 1-0–2. TOTALS: 14-49 5-12 — 35.
Wayne Trace 8 20 18 14 — 60
Miller City 11 8 9 7 — 35
3-Point GOALS: Wayne Trace 2 (M. Sinn 2); Miller City 2-13 (Niese 2).
rebounds: Miller City 23 (Koenig 7).
turnovers: Miller City 22.
junior varsity: Wayne Trace, 42-18.
PATRICK HENRY 43
ELMWOOD 41
BLOOMDALE — Patrick Henry doubled up Elmwood 12-6 in the third quarter as the Patriots held off the Royals 43-41 in a nonconference game.
Kayla Prigge led a balanced Patrick Henry scoring attack with 10 points. Faith Frania and Maddie Kryder both added eight points as eight players scored for the Patriots (6-12).
Zoe Shank, one of only four players who scored for the Royals (13-6), netted 23 points with six rebounds. Peighton Troike added nine points.
PATRICK HENRY (6-12)
Sonnenberg 1-0–2, Drewes 0-1–1, Kryder 3-2–8, Frania 3-0–8, Nelson 0-2–2, Prigge 5-0–10, Seedorf 3-0—6, Johns 3-0–6. TOTALS: 18 5-10–43.
ELMWOOD (13-6)
Troike 3-0–9, Schramko 2-1–5, Hillard 1-2–4, Shank 9-5–23. TOTALS: 15 8-13–41.
Patrick Henry 13 10 12 6 — 43
Elmwood 13 12 6 12 — 41
3-Point GOALS: Elmwood 3-20 (Troike 3); Patrick Henry 2 (Frania 2).
rebounds: Elmwood 26 (Schramko 7, Shank 6)..
turnovers: Elmwood 18.
junior varsity: Patrick Henry, 39-37.
PAULDING 50
CONTINENTAL 36
CONTINENTAL — Continental kept the game close in the first half but scored just 11 second-half points en route to a 50-36 nonleague loss to Paulding on Saturday.
Jaylen Armey led all Pirates (3-15) scorers with nine points, while Amber Logan and Alex Hoeffel each scored eight.
Briana Townley paced Paulding (6-13) with 13 points.
Paulding (6-13)
Townley 6-1–13, Posey 4-1–9, Manz 2-2–8, Hale 2-2–6, Arellano 3-0–6, McCullough 3-0–6, Estle 1-0–2. TOTALS: 21 6 — 50.
Continental (3-15)
Armey 3-1–9, Hoeffel 1-6–8, Logan 2-4–8, Bradford 1-1–4, Prowant 1-0–3, Alvarado 1-0–2, Etter 0-2–2. TOTALS: 9 14 — 36.
Paulding 18 13 14 5 — 50
Continental 14 11 5 6 — 36
3-Point GOALS: Paulding 2 (Manz 2); Continental 4 (Armey 2, Bradford & Prowant 1).