WAPAKONETA — Wapakoneta won the Western Buckeye League team tournament championship with a 3,398 total Friday at Astro Lanes.
St. Marys, which won the regular season championship and tied Wapak for the overall title, was second (3,294) followed by Shawnee (3,182), Van Wert (3,095), Celina (3,037), Ottawa-Glandorf (2,683), Defiance (2,538), Elida (2,427), Bath (1,334) and Kenton (889).
Shawnee’s Olivia Miller had the high three-game series total of 583 with Wapakoneta’s Bailey Van Meter (549) and Rylie Jeanneret (520), Defiance’s Mabel Adams (490), Celina’s Marissa Hole (470), St. Marys’ Allyson Speckman (462) and Kayla Homan (461), Celina’s Amielle Abner (455) and Chablis Krick (446) and Van Wert’s Ryleigh Hanicq (443) also finishing in the top 10.
Miller earned Bowler of the Year honors with Van Meter, Jeanneret, Homan, Hanicq and Adams also making the first team.
Boys basketball
Pandora-Gilboa 64,
McComb 36
PANDORA — Aiden Harris had 16 points and Derek Maag scored 13 for P-G (16-4, 7-2 Blanchard Valley Conference).
Kalida 49, Continental 30
CONTINENTAL — Kalida (16-4) clinched the outright Putnam County League championship at 7-0. Jaden Smith had 13 points and Drew Fersch scored 10 for the visiting Wildcats. Mason Rayle had 15 points and Konner Knipp-Williams scored eight for the Pirates (7-12, 3-3 PCL).
Spencerville 71, Ada 35
ADA — The Bearcats (17-2) secured at least a share of the Northwest Conference crown at 7-0. Owen Sensabaugh (17), Josh Henline (13) and Evan Osting (10) scored in double digits for Spencerville. Jaden Bankston had six points and Carter Conley scored five for the Bulldogs (7-12, 0-7 NWC).
Shawnee 77, Kenton 43
KENTON — Beckett Bertke (19), Will McBride (14), Austin Miller (13) and Brady Gabes (12) scored in double digits for the Indians (9-10, 3-5 Western Buckeye League). Ethan Yoder had 14 points and Colby Quay scored 11 for the Wildcats (7-13, 1-7 WBL).
Elgin 58, Temple Christian 51
LIMA — Landon Callahan had 23 points and Ashton Draper scored nine for Temple Christian (9-11, 2-5 Northwest Central Conference).
Delphos Jefferson 58,
Columbus Grove 43
DELPHOS — Karder Agner (15), Andrew Miller (14), Levi Rode (12) and Trent Teman (10) each scored in double digits for Jefferson (10-10, 5-2 NWC). Tadd Koch had 14 points and Zach Reynolds scored nine for Grove (5-13, 3-3 NWC).
Delphos St. John’s 48,
Coldwater 32
DELPHOS — Cameron Elwer had 21 points and Landen Grothaus scored 11 for DSJ (15-5, 6-2 Midwest Athletic Conference).
Luke Schwieterman had 13 points and Marcel Blasingame scored six for Coldwater (9-11, 5-3 MAC).
Van Wert 56, Elida 53
ELIDA — Aidan Pratt had 18 points and Luke Wessell scored 16 for the visiting Cougars (13-7, 4-4 WBL). Zori Island had 15 points and Jackson Covault scored 13 for the Bulldogs (8-12, 1-7 WBL).
St. Marys 79, Bath 48
ST. MARYS — Austin Parks (25), Jace Turner (23), Evan Augstmann (11) and Brayden Sullivan (11) scored in double digits for the Roughriders (15-4, 6-2 WBL). Cole Craddock had 16 points and Drake Craddock scored 15 for the Wildcats (4-14, 1-6 WBL).
Lima Senior 61, Fremont Ross 53
FREMONT — The Spartans (15-6) improved to 8-5 in the Three Rivers Athletic Conference.
Bluffton 61, Allen East 54
HARROD — The Pirates (11-8) improved to 6-2 in the NWC while Allen East (12-6) dropped to 2-4 in conference games.
Crestview 60, Lincolnview 37
CONVOY — Crestview (17-2) moved to 6-1 in the NWC while Lincolnview (1-18) slipped to 0-6 in conference play.
Fort Recovery 56, New Knoxville 29
FORT RECOVERY — The host Indians (12-8) are now 4-4 in the MAC while Rangers (2-17) are 0-8 in the conference.
Wapakoneta 44,
Celina 36
WAPAKONETA — Jackson Courter had 16 points and Zac Niekamp scored 12 for the host Redskins (11-9, 6-2 WBL). Caleb Gabes had 10 points and Braylon Gabes scored eight for the Bulldogs (11-9, 6-2 WBL).
Hardin Northern 57, Waynesfield-Goshen 55
DOLA — Zeb Wilson had 21 points and Xander Wilson scored 16 for Hardin Northern (6-15, 3-4 NWCC). Jayden Elliott had 17 points and Roman James scored eight for W-G (5-14, 1-6 NWCC).
New Bremen 85, Minster 24
NEW BREMEN — Aaron Thieman (15), Evan Eyink (13), Gavin Schrader (12) and David Homan (11) reached double digits for the Cardinals (14-7, 6-2 MAC). Cole Albers had eight points for the Wildcats (3-18, 1-7 MAC).
St. Henry 57, Parkway 52
ROCKFORD — Evan Bowers had 17 points and Luke Beyke scored 12 for St. Henry (10-10, 5-4 MAC). Caiden Berry had 23 points and Landon May scored 12 for Parkway (6-14, 1-7 MAC).
Perry 67, Ridgedale 33
PERRY TOWNSHIP — Kameron Moore had 20 points and Ayden Simpson scored 18 for the host Commodores (10-11, 6-1 NWCC).
Upper Scioto Valley 74, Ridgemont 44
MCGUFFEY — Maddox Underwood (20), Alex Sanders (15), Drew Stephens (14) and Blaine Castle (13) scored in double digits for USV (14-5, 6-0 NWCC). Xavier Stuck had 15 points and Dawson Manns scored 11 for Ridgemont (6-13, 4-3 NWCC).
Versailles 56, Marion Local 48
VERSAILLES — The Flyers (16-4) fell to 7-1 in the MAC game.
Girls basketball
Miller City 60,
Fort Jennings 31
MILLER CITY — Ava Ruck had 12 points and Grace Pfau scored 10 for the Wildcats (11-11, 3-4 PCL). Maggie Pothast had nine points for Fort Jennings (3-19, 2-5 PCL).
Parkway 47, St. Henry 40
ST. HENRY — The Panthers (20-2) nabbed a share of the MAC championship for the first time in school history at 8-1 Thursday night. Paige Williamson, who tied a school record with seven 3-pointers, had 21 points and Gabrielle Stober scored 13 for Parkway. Molly Wendel and Jalynn Everman each had 10 points for the Redskins (14-8, 4-5 MAC).
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