Pandora-Gilboa has started its boys basketball season with four straight wins after beating Kalida 45-18 on Tuesday night.
The Rockets (4-0, 1-0 Putnam County League) got 21 points from Aiden Harris, including four 3-pointers, and 11 points from Colin Harris.
Braylon Smith’s 6 points led Kalida (0-4, 0-1 PCL).
Antwerp 46,
Ottoville 42
Carson Altimus scored 18 points to lead Antwerp (2-0). Landon Horstman (16 points) and Michael Turnwald led Ottoville (3-1).
Girls basketball
Shawnee 50,
New Knoxville 38
Grace Freiberger scored 30 points and had 8 rebounds for Shawnee. Kamryn Morris and and Morgan Betts scored 8 points. New Knoxville’s Brynn Egbert scored 12 points and Lauren Wingler had 10 points.
Shawnee is 3-2 this season.
Leipsic 45,
Fort Jennings 34
Ava Henry’s 26 points, including five 3-pointers, helped Leipsic improve to 4-2 overall and 2-0 in the PCL. Jazelle Perez added 11 points.
Fort Jennings (1-4, 0-1 PCL) got 13 points from Maggie Pothast and 8 from Autumn Calvelage.
Lincolnview 46,
Elida 41
Keira Breese scored 15 points and Ashlyn Price and Emerson Walker had nine points each for Lincolnview (3-2).
Leah Ramirez and Alexis Ward were the top scorers for Elida (0-6) with 10 points.
Mississinawa Valley 59,
Coldwater 46
Madison Wendel had 14 points and Mia Knapke scored 12 for the Cavaliers (1-4).
Boys bowling
Shawnee 2,687
Bath 2,273
Dean Dunlap rolled a 410 series (169-241), Matthew Owen had a 371 series (181-190) and Mason Burgess had a 306 series (150-156) for Shawnee. Parker Larimore had a 203 game.
For Bath, Wyatt Slygh had a 315 series (128-187) and Preston Young went 157-143 for a 300 series.
Girls bowling
Celina 2,373
Van Wert 1,902
Chablis Krick’s 340 series (150-190) was at the top of Celina’s scores. Brynly Huber had a 172 game and Chloe Bruce had a 170.
Shawnee 2,308
Bath 1,828
No other information was available.
