WAPAKONETA — St. Marys won the team tournament Thursday at Astro Lanes after going 9-0 in Western Buckeye League boys bowling matches this season.
The Roughriders finished with a tournament total of 3,667 followed by Wapakoneta (3,575), Kenton (3,500), Celina (3,279), Bath (3,114), Van Wert (3,072), Shawnee (3,037), Ottawa-Glandorf (3,010), Defiance (2,933) and Elida (2,892).
Bath’s Payton Newbury had the high three-game series (600) with Wapakoneta’s Reiley Sevillano (592), St. Marys’ Cyrus Kerr (589), O-G’s Aiden Ruhe (560), Wapak’s Lance Deffenbaugh (554), Celina’s Timothy Novitzke (551), St. Marys’ Cayden Ballweg (543), Van Wert’s Hayden Davis (542), Defiance’s Levi Goff (529) and Kenton’s Adam Hopkins (527) also finishing in the top 10.
Newbury earned Bowler of the Year honors with Sevillano, Ballweg, Davis, Shawnee’s Dean Dunlap and Hopkins joining him on the first team.
Girls basketball
Delphos Jefferson 42,
Columbus Grove 23
COLUMBUS GROVE — Lyv Lindeman had 25 points and Lauren French scored 10 for Jefferson (20-1), which moved to 7-0 in the Northwest Conference. Lauryn Auchmuty had 14 points for Grove (13-8, 4-4 NWC).
Kenton 71, Shawnee 65
SHAWNEE TOWNSHIP — Ali Harpel (26), Macee Heckathorn (16), Gabi Wetherill (14) and Sadie Larrabee (11) scored in double digits for the visiting Wildcats (10-12, 5-4 WBL). Grace Freiberger had 32 points, Sydney Burris scored 17 and Ania Pearson finished with eight points for the host Indians (8-13, 4-5 WBL).
St. Ursula 62, Lima Senior 38
LIMA — Ti’ana Spivey had 16 points and seven rebounds, Tillie Nelson scored seven and contributed seven rebounds and Maisie Strawser finished with four assists and six steals for the host Spartans (5-17, 1-13 Three Rivers Athletic Conference).
Fort Recovery 39,
New Knoxville 29
NEW KNOXVILLE — Cali Wendel had 19 points and Kennedy Muhlenkamp scored nine for the visiting Indians (7-14, 1-8 Midwest Athletic Conference). Ally Topp had 11 points and Lauren Wingler scored eight for the Rangers (1-21, 0-9 MAC).
Coldwater 56,
Delphos St. John’s 18
COLDWATER — Riley Rismiller had 15 points and Becca Wenning and Mia Knapke each scored 13 for the host Cavaliers (14-8, 6-3 MAC). Emma Will had eight points for DSJ (5-17, 2-7 MAC)
Minster 55, New Bremen 36
MINSTER — Katie McClurg had 14 points and Sadie Niemeyer scored eight for the host Wildcats (12-10, 7-2 MAC). Chloe Homan had 19 points and Abigale Powers scored 12 for the Cardinals (10-12, 3-6 MAC).
Spencerville 62, Ada 44
SPENCERVILLE — Kirsten Wurst (22), Gabi Croft (17) and Heidi Keller (13) each scored in double digits for the host Bearcats (11-11, 4-4 NWC). Courtney Sumner had 21 points and Lexi Poling scored nine for the Bulldogs (11-12, 0-8 NWC).
Kalida 52, Continental 22
KALIDA — Camille Hovest had nine points and Livia Recker scored eight for the host Wildcats (16-6, 6-2 Putnam County League). Bryn Tegenkamp and Reese Knowles each had six points for the Pirates (3-19, 1-6 PCL).
McComb 58, Pandora-Gilboa 16
MCCOMB — Savannah Knueven had five points for P-G (3-18, 2-7 Blanchard Valley Conference).
Upper Scioto Valley 37, Ridgemont 19
RIDGEMONT — Nevaeh Lowery had 13 points and Brielle Cotterman scored 11 for USV (5-16, 2-4 Northwest Central Conference). Kylie Shreve had nine points for Ridgemont (0-22, 0-6 NWCC).
Van Wert 37, Elida 32
VAN WERT — Sofi Houg had 15 points and Kyra Welch scored eight for the host Cougars (13-8, 6-3 WBL). Addisyn Freeman had 14 points and Payton Kuhn scored seven for the Bulldogs (9-11, 5-4 WBL).
Allen East 47, Bluffton 35
BLUFFTON — Rilynn Jones (15), Elle Richardson (14) and Savana Brooks (11) scored in double digits for the Mustangs (15-6, 4-4 NWC). Riley Eachus had nine points and Ayla Grandey scored eight for the Pirates (13-8, 1-7 NWC).
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. 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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