Owen Sensabaugh scored 18 points to lead Spencerville to a 52-35 boys basketball win over Bath on Saturday. Jaxon Foster led Bath with 18 points.
The Bearcats are 8-3 on the season. Bath is 0-10.
Spencerville 52, Bath 35
Score by quarters:
Spencerville 13 13 9 17 — 52
Bath 5 10 8 12 —35
SPENCERVILLE
Will Sensabaugh 5, Evan Osting 6, Grady Smith 6, Owen Sensabaugh 18, Carter Sudhoff 7, Carder Orr 6, Michael Wood 4.
BATH
Dagan Hawkins 2, Logan Markley 4, Joe Mosley 6, Zavier Tickle 6, Jaxon Foster 18.
Temple Christian 46, Calvary Christian 43
Score by quarters:
Temple Christian 12 9 11 14 — 46
Calvary Christian 7 15 12 9 — 43
TEMPLE CHRISTIAN
Dawson Clay 5, Jabaz DuPree 4, Isaiah Kiser 5, Malachi Menke 2, Alex Patarick 11, Derek Shultz 11.
CALVARY CHRISTIAN
Evan Patton 6, Philip Davie 16, Wyatt Schlatter 10, Luke Gaertner 4, Zeeke Wiley 7.
3-pointers: CC — Davie 2, Patton 1, Schlatter 1, Wylie 1; TC — Shultz 4, Kiser 1.
Bluffton 75, Fort Jennings 58
The Pirates put four scorers in double figures — Wade Ginther with 21 points, Blake Sommers with 19, Terron Boblitt with 11 and Brody Sommers with 10. Jarron Swick’s 18 points led Fort Jennings. Owen Calvelage scored 16 points and Brandt Menke scored 10.
Marion Local 53, Van Wert 50
The Flyers hit eight 3-pointers, led by Grant Kremer who hit four of them. Austin Niekamp scored 18 points and Kremer got 16 points in the win.
Keaten Welch’s 18 points led Van Wert. Rylan Miller had 14 points and Colin Haggerty scored 11.
Kalida 39, Tinora 35
The Wildcats, who broke a long losing streak on Friday night, made it two wins in two nights. Carson Remlinger’s 8 points led eight Kalida players who got into the scoring column.
Upper Scioto Valley 73, Ada 46
Alex Sanders scored 19 points and Maddox Underwood got 18 points for the Rams. Beau Sanders (12 points) and Andrue Kindle (11 points) also hit double figures.
Kolton Dysert led Ada with 15 points and Slade Gossman scored 12 points.
Leipsic 69, Holgate 55
Brevin Brandt (20 points), Jayce Brecht (19 points) and Ty Lammers (11 points) combined for 50 of the Vikings’ 69 points.
Coldwater 43, Celina 33
The Cavaliers raised their record to 9-2, led by Luke Schwieterman (10 points, 7 rebounds) and Owen Kunk (8 points, 6 rebounds).
Hardin Northern 44, Van Buren 41
Xander Wilson’s 24 points led the Polar Bears. Van Buren got 21 points from Seth Gregory.
New Bremen 61, Arcanum 34
Jackson Lennartz scored 15 points and Aaron Thieman got 11 points for the Cardinals.
Findlay 49, Ottawa-Glandorf 47
LCC 61, Perry 36
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Paulding 46, Bluffton 33
Addi Pease (17 points) and Tori Schlatter (11 points) led Paulding to its win. Ayla Grandey had 19 points for the Pirates.
Parkway 49, Botkins 26
Brittyn Bruns scored 13 points to lead three Parkway players in double figures. Adria Miller and Megan Hughes scored 10 points for the Panthers (9-3).
Mansfield Temple Christian 65, Hardin Northern 34
Heidi Trachsel scored 13 points and Lainey Thomas added 10 points for Hardin Northern.
New Knoxville 38, Houston 32
Lima Senior 47, Southview 32
BOYS BOWLING
Kenton boys second, girls team seventh in Wynford Classic
Kenton’s boys bowling team competed in the Wynford Classic Saturday and finished in second place with a pin total of 3044. The team of Spencer Anglemyer, Eban Albert, Joel Bowman, Jesse Harrison, Adam Hopkins, Trevor Roesner, and Sam Taylor averaged 190 over the 16 baker games, including games of 202, 213, 244, and 247.
Kenton’s girls team competed in the Wynford Classic and finished in seventh place with a pin total of 1760. The team of Shyan Cherry, Kim Heberling, Karyn Hopkins, Mackenzie Kugel, Lylli Tillman, and Brooke Vansky averaged 110 over the 16 baker games, including games of 159, 144, and 132.
Lima Senior defeats LCC for ninth victory in a row
The Spartans had a team total of 2,428 to 2,115 for the Thunderbirds.
Yahir Brito-Diaz had a 365 two-game series total, including a 200, and Peyton Rader had a 353 series and a 182 game. Emanuel Brito-Diaz had a 182 game.
LCC’s Michael Miller had a 344 series.
