Boys basketball
Delphos St. John’s 48,
Van Wert 45
VAN WERT — Cam Elwer had 22 points and Landon Grothaus scored 11 for DSJ. Aidan Pratt had 21 points and Garett Gunter scored 13 for the Cougars.
Jackson Center 53,
Lima Central Catholic 44
LIMA — Billy Bourk (15), Carson Parker (14) and Matthew Quatman (12) scored in double digits for LCC.
Delphos Jefferson 59,
Fort Jennings 46
DELPHOS — Trent Teman had 18 points and Andrew Miller scored 13 for Jefferson. Jarron Swick had 15 points and Ian Howbert scored 11 for Fort Jennings.
Calvary Christian 49,
Perry 47
PERRY TOWNSHIP — Ayden Simpson had 21 points and Kameron Moore scored 10 for the host Commodores.
Girls basketball
Coldwater 54,
Shawnee 44 (OT)
COLDWATER — Riley Rismiller had 21 points and Jenna Leugers scored 15 for the host Cavaliers. Shawnee’s Gracie Freiberger finished with 11 points, putting here three shy of 1,000 for her varsity career.
Waynesfield-Goshen 50,
Upper Scioto Valley 41
MCGUFFEY — Raegan Hutchison had 17 points and Zaria DeLeon scored 15 for W-G. Nevaeh Lowery had 16 points and Shalyn Lawrence, Sydney Christensen and Brielle Cotterman each scored seven for USV.
Miller City 52, Van Buren 37
MILLER CITY — Grace Pfau had 14 points and Chelsea Erford scored 10 for the host Wildcats.
Pandora-Gilboa 46,
Columbus Grove
PANDORA — Aiden Harris had 16 points and Nate Maag scored seven for P-G. Kyle Hopkins had 17 ponits and Trenton Barrazza scored 10 for Grove.
St. Henry 44, St. Marys 42
ST. HENRY — Molly Wendel had 12 points and Jalynn Everman scored 11 for the host Redskins. Cora Rable had 12 points and Reagan Allemeier scored 10 for the Roughriders.
Ottoville 59, Paulding 34
PAULDING — Erica Thorbahn had 25 points and Isabella Furley scored 10 for Ottoville.
New Bremen 78, Bath 30
NEW BREMEN — Evan Eyink had 13 points and Keaton Puthoff scored nine for the host Cardinals, who had 15 players in the scoring column. Cole Craddock had nine points and Zavier Tickle and Jaxon Foster each scored six for the Wildcats.
Wayne Trace 35,
Continental 23
HAVILAND — Bryn Tegenkamp had seven points and Liv Logan scored six for Continental.
Kenton 70, Ridgemont 19
KENTON — Sadie Larrabee (18), Ali Harpel (14), Olivia Nolting (13) and Macee Heckathorn (11) each scored in double digits for the host Wildcats.
Kalida 42, Tinora 31
DEFIANCE — Camille Hovest had 13 points and Brooke Erhart and Meredith Bockrath each scored seven for Kalida.
Hughes surpasses
1,000 career points
ROCKFORD — Parkway’s Allison Hughes has passed 1,000 career points for her varsity career.
Boys bowling
Celina 2,422, Defiance 2,313
Timmy Novitzke had the high game (266) and two-game series (326) for Celina.
Girls bowling
Celina 2,052, Defiance 1,798
Chablis Krick had the high game (164) and two-game series (314) for Celina.
Colleges
Women’s basketball
ONU ranked No. 13
ADA — The Ohio Northern is ranked No. 13 in the Week 9 D3hoops.com Top 25 Poll.
The Polar Bears (17-2 overall, 11-1 Ohio Athletic Conference) received 278 points in the poll and rose five spots from last week’s poll in which they received 196 points and were ranked No. 18.
Trinity (Tex.) is the top-ranked team in this week’s poll, receiving 618 points and 19 of 25 first-place votes.
The D3hoops.com poll is voted on by a panel of 25 coaches, sports information directors and media members from across the country and is published weekly.
Northern is also ranked No. 13 in this week’s Women’s Basketball Coaches Association Top 25 Poll, which was released Tuesday.
The Polar Bears received 103 points in the poll.
Northern received 52 points and was ranked No. 20 in last week’s poll.
Christopher Newport is the top-ranked team in the WBCA poll, receiving 249 points and nine of 10 first-place votes.
The WBCA NCAA Division III Coaches Poll Committee is composed of one head coach from each of the 10 NCAA Division III conferences.
Racing
Limaland schedule
gets released
Limaland Motorsports Park is scheduled to begin its 88th season of racing and 26th season under the ownership of the University of Northwestern Ohio on Friday, May 5. Thirteen events make up the 2023 season.
Returning in 2023 will be the DIRTcar UMP Modifieds and the Lock Sixteen Thunderstocks under the banner of the NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series. Drivers and teams in the Modifieds and Thunderstocks will compete not only locally, but also in regional points chases under NASCAR sanctioning.
With the sale of the NRA Sprint Invaders in 2022 to Great Lakes Super Sprints owner Barry Marlow, a new partnership was formed that will see not only the return of the NRA to Limaland in 2023, but the addition of multiple events for the Great Lakes Traditional Sprints – the non-wing sprint car series also owned by Marlow.
The Dirt Track Truck Series will be in action for multiple events. The USAC Midwest Thunder Midgets also make a return to Limaland,
For a full list of race nights and special events, visit limaland.com.
