Sports

MCGUFFEY — Olivia Stolly, who had 21 points, became Lima Central Catholic’s second all-time girls scoring leader, passing Jill Downing’s total of 1,208, in the Thunderbirds’ 48-33 victory Saturday against Upper Scioto Valley. Stolly now has 1,211 for her career. Stolly’s sister Madison is the all-time girls scoring leader with 1,828. Bridget Mulcahy scored 14 for Lima Central Catholic (7-11). Kennedy Hall had 13 points and and Nevah Lowery scored nine for USV.

Lima Senior and Shawnee both pushed the ball up and down the court all night, which produced a boys basketball game that was both entertaining and close all the way before Lima Senior pulled away in the final minute and a half for a 69-65 win on Saturday night at Senior High.

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Boys basketball

CELINA — Longtime Wapakoneta head wrestling coach Jason Rostorfer has always preached to his athletes the importance of finishing on top.

DELPHOS — A heavy dose of defense along with a little depth, determination and Dylan Smith helped Spencerville get past Delphos St. John’s, 57-45, in a non league matinee affair Saturday.

ST. MARYS — Boasting a starting lineup of three players over 6-foot-6, St. Marys is known for its inside game. But against Shawnee, the Roughriders showed they can also hit from the outside as early precision perimeter shooting helped them to a 78-55 win over the Indians in a Western Buckeye League contest Friday night.

COLUMBUS GROVE — Veteran Spencerville boys head basketball coach Kevin Sensabaugh did not like the pace his team was playing in the first half of Friday’s key Northwest Conference matchup against Columbus Grove.

Boys

OREGON — Four Lima Senior Spartans scored in double digits in an 80-42 Three Rivers Athletic Conference boys high school basketball victory Friday night against Clay.