Crestview dominates South Central in girls basketball showdown
January 30, 2026
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Game Highlights:
Thursday, Jan. 29
Crestview 51, South Central 23
The Crestview Cougars had an impressive win over South Central, defeating them 51-23 in the Firelands Conference.
Shelby Bays and Danika Kingman were standout performers, each scoring 12 points. Tori Kidney added 10 points, while Logan Moore and Bella Grant contributed eight and six points respectively. Makenzie Spoerr rounded out the scoring with three points.
With this win, the Cougars improve to 9-7 on the season. They will host Mansfield Christian on Feb. 2.
New London 50, Plymouth 23
In another Firelands Conference matchup, New London defeated Plymouth 50-8.
Brooklyn DeCapio, Rylie Edwards, and Madison Conley each scored two points, while Aly Lewis and Karsyn Steele-Adkins added one point each.
Plymouth falls to 2-16 on the season and will face Crestview on Feb. 3.
Wednesday, Jan. 28
Lexington 65, Mansfield Senior 22
The Lexington Lady Lex secured their second win of the season, defeating Mansfield Senior 65-22 in Ohio Cardinal Conference action.
Tatum Stover led the way with 22 points, while Kylie Murfield added 13. Gracee Reis, Brynley Liersemann, and Lauren Risser contributed 12, 10, and six points respectively. Audrey Wendling ended the game with two points.
On the other side, Zykieria McDaniel and Callahan Cavanaugh each scored eight points for Mansfield Senior, while Jevaeh Hudgens and Jewells Sewell added four and two points respectively.
Lexington improves to 2-16 on the season and will travel to Wooster on Jan. 31. Mansfield Senior drops to 0-18 and will host Wooster on Feb. 7.
Lucas 45, Plymouth 25
Colonel Crawford 53, Clear Fork 39
The Clear Fork Colts took a tough 53-39 loss to Colonel Crawford in nonconference action on Wednesday night.
Ashtyn Wine led the way with 11 points while Eliana Pelkey added 10, Ava Boccio had eight, Millie Chamberlain scored five, Hailly Thrush chipped in with three and Brinley Barnett rounded out the scoring with two.
The Colts fall to 15-3 on the season and host River Valley on Jan. 30.
Ashland 55, Madison 39
The Madison Rams took a tough 55-39 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to the Ashland Arrows on Wednesday night.
Maddie Berry led the Rams with 18 points while Morgan Cook added nine, Cambree Howe had five, Addyson Powell and Sophie Lowe chipped in with three apiece and Avery O’Brien rounded out the scoring with one.
The Rams fall to 11-8 and host Dover on Feb. 4.
Fredericktown 63, Ontario 36
The Ontario Warriors took a 63-36 nonconference loss to Fredericktown on Wednesday night.
Morgan Pearson led the Warriors with 12 points while Rylee Milner added nine, Elaina Owens had five, Natalie Smith chipped in with four and Addi Pittman, Carlie Schnittke and Hayden Sexton rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Warriors fall to 7-11 and travel to Highland on Jan. 30.
Saturday, Jan. 24
Clear Fork 75, Highland 48
The Clear Fork Colts clinched the outright Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference championship on Saturday with a 75-48 victory over Highland for the program’s first MOAC championship and first league title since 2004.
Ava Boccio led the Colts with 30 points while Eliana Pelkey added 13, Hailly Thursh had 11, Brinley Barnett scored nine, Millie Chamberlain chipped in with six and Jada Brokaw and Asia Bechtel rounded out the scoring with three apiece.
The Colts improve to 15-2 and travel to Colonel Crawford on Jan. 27.
Madison 67, Wooster 65
The Madison Rams picked up a dramatic 67-65 Ohio Cardinal Conference win over Wooster on Saturday.
Cambree Howe made a 3-pointer with 1.5 second remaining to give Madison the two-point victory. She finished with 14 points while Avery O’Brien led the way with 20, Maddie Berry had 10, Addyson Powell and Kaley Bowman chipped in with nine apiece and Sophie Lowe rounded out the scoring with five.
The Rams improve to 11-7 and host Ashland on Jan. 28.
Ontario 48, Shelby 31
The Ontario Warriors pulled off the upset of the season defeating Shelby 48-31 on Saturday afternoon.
Natalie Smith and Rylee Milner led the Warriors with 12 points apiece while Addi Pittman had eight, Morgan Pearson scored five, Elaina Owens and Carlie Schnittke collected four apiece, Tal Bise chipped in with two and Hayden Sexton rounded out the scoring with one.
Erica Winkle led the Whippets with nine points while Jordyn Thauvette added seven, Chloe Mahek had six, Braylee Sturts scored four, Katie Chubala chipped in with three and Makenna Moyer rounded out the scoring with two.
Ontario improved to 7-10 and hosts Fredericktown on Jan. 28 while Shelby falls to 10-7 and host Bellevue on Jan. 27.
Monroeville 42, Plymouth 27
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 42-27 Firelands Conference loss to Monroeville on Saturday afternoon.
Rylie Edwards led the Big Red with 10 points while Brooklyn DeCapio added seven, Aly Lewis and Kendyll Tolbert chipped in with four apiece and Kristi Yeager rounded out the scoring with two.
Plymouth falls to 2-14 and travels to Lucas on Jan. 27.
West Holmes 44, Lexington 30
The Lexington Lady Lex took a tough 44-30 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to West Holmes on Saturday afternoon.
Brynley Liersemann led Lexington with 10 points while Tatum Stover had eight, Gracee Reis scored five, Carliann Hughes chipped in with four and Kylie Murfield rounded out the scoring with three.
Lexington falls to 1-16 and hosts Mansfield Senior on Jan. 28.
Dover 61, Mansfield Senior 12
Thursday, Jan. 22
Clear Fork 65, Shelby 42
Crestview 52, Crestline 22
The Crestview Cougars cruised to an easy 52-22 nonconference win over Crestline on Thursday night.
Tori Kidney led the Cougars with 13 points while Danika Kingman added 12, Kaelyn Weaver had 10, Shelby Bays scored six, Taylor Weaver collected four, Bella Grant and Makenzie Spoerr chipped in with three apiece and Logan Moore rounded out the scoring with one.
Crestview improves to 8-7 and travels to New London Jan. 26.
Lucas 46, Monroeville 32
Mohawk 58, Mansfield Christian 46
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 58-46 nonconference loss to Mohawk on Thursday evening.
Bella Young led the Flames with 15 points while Brooklyn Rider had 11, Bailee Nelson added 10, Zy’Eir Davis chipped in with six and Morgyn Beasley rounded out the scoring with four.
The Flames fall to 10-5 and travel to Crestview on Jan. 27.
Marion Harding 58, Ontario 54
Wynford 60, Plymouth 28
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 60-28 nonconference loss to Wynford on Thursday night.
Kendyll Tolbert led the way with nine points while Aly Lewis added five, Addison Slone had four, Madison Montgomery scored three, Rylie Edwards, Karsyn Adkins-Steele and Kristi Yeager chipped in with two apiece and Brooklyn DeCapio rounded out the scoring with one.
Plymouth falls to 2-13 and hosts Monroeville on Jan. 24.
Wednesday, Jan. 21
Madison 59, Mansfield Senior 24
The Madison Rams cruised to an easy 59-24 Ohio Cardinal Conference win over the Mansfield Senior Tygers on Wednesday night.
Addyson Powell led the Rams with 15 points while Morgan Cook and Avery O’Brien added 13 apiece, Kaley Bowman had eight, Maddie Berry chipped in with six and Katelynn Shiffer and Cambree Howe rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Callahan Cavanaugh led the Tygers with 13 points while Taneyah Hammock added six, Jevaeh Hudgens chipped in with three and Zariyah Greggs rounded out the scoring with two.
Madison improved to 10-7 and travels to Wooster on Jan. 24 while Mansfield Senior fell to 0-16 and travels to Dover the same evening.
Ashland 49, Lexington 22
Tuesday, Jan. 20
Crestview 55, St. Paul 33
The Crestview Cougars picked up an impressive 55-33 Firelands Conference win over St. Paul on Tuesday night.
Makenzie Spoerr led the Cougars with 13 points while Shelby Bays and Bella Grant added nine apiece, Tori Kidney and Logan Moore had eight apiece, Kaelyn Weaver chipped in with six and Danika Kingman rounded out the scoring with two.
The Cougars improve to 7-7 and host Crestline on Jan. 22.
River Valley 48, Mansfield Christian 44
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 48-44 nonconference loss to River Valley on Tuesday night.
Brooklyn Rider led the Flames with 10 points while Morgyn Beasley added nine, Bailee Nelson and Zy’Eir Davis had eight apiece and Adelle Cramer and Bella Young rounded out the scoring with four apiece.
The Flames fall to 10-4 and travel to Mohawk on Jan. 22.
Norwalk 53, Madison 23
The Madison Rams took a tough 53-23 nonconference loss to Norwalk on Tuesday night.
Maddie Berry led the Rams with seven points while Sophie Lowe added four, Morgan Cook chipped in with three and Addyson Powell and Kaley Bowman rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Rams fall to 9-7 and travel to Mansfield Senior on Jan. 21.
Saturday, Jan. 17
Madison 39, New Philadelphia 33
The Madison Rams picked up a very impressive 39-33 Ohio Cardinal Conference win over New Philadelphia on Saturday night.
Morgan Cook led the way with 14 points while Avery O’Brien added 11, Maddie Berry had seven, Kaley Bowman chipped in with five and Cambree Howe and Sophie Lowe rounded out the scoring with one apiece.
Madison improves to 9-6 and hosts Norwalk on Jan. 20.
Mansfield Christian 64, Crestline 36
Dover 45, Lexington 21
The Lexington Lady Lex took a tough 45-21 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to Dover on Saturday afternoon.
Tatum Stover and Brynley Liersemann led Lexington with six points apiece while Lauren Risser chipped in with five and Gracee Reis and Audrey Wendling rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Lexington falls to 1-14 and hosts Ashland on Jan. 21.
West Holmes at Mansfield Senior
Friday, Jan. 16
Shelby 48, River Valley 38
The Shelby Whippets picked up an impressive 48-38 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over River Valley on Friday night.
Chloe Mahek led the Whippets with 16 points while Braylee Sturts added 14, Natalie Kennard had 11, Jordyn Thauvette chipped in with three and Makenna Moyer and Erica Winkle rounded out the scoring with two apiece. Mahek pulled down 12 rebounds and added six steals in the win.
Shelby improves to 10-5and hosts Clear Fork on Jan. 22.
Clear Fork 80, Marion Harding 31
The Clear Fork Colts cruised to an easy 80-31 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Marion Harding on Friday night.
Ava Boccio led the Colts with 27 points while Eliana Pelkey had 17, Asia Bechtel added 12, Brinley Barnett scored six, Millie Chamberlain and Ashtyn Wine scored four apiece, Jada Brokaw and Quinn Stover chipped in with three apiece and Adelyn Snyder and Hailly Thrush rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Colts improve to 13-2 and travel to Shelby on Jan. 22.
Crestview 56, Monroeville 36
The Crestview Cougars picked up an impressive 56-36 Firelands Conference win over Monroeville on Friday afternoon.
Tori Kidney led the Cougars with 16 points while Shelby Bays added nine, Kaelyn Weaver had eight, Makenzie Spoerr chipped in with seven and Logan Moore, Danika Kingman, Bella Grant and Taylor Weaver rounded out the scoring with four apiece.
The Cougars improve to 6-6 and host Crestview on Jan. 20.
Pleasant 55, Ontario 48
Mapleton 54, Plymouth 14
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 54-14 Firelands Conference loss to Mapleton on Friday night.
Kendyll Tolbert led the Big Red with seven points while Madison Montgomery had four, Brooklyn DiCappio chipped in with two and Karsyn Steele-Adkins rounded out the scoring with one.
Plymouth falls to 2-12 and hosts Wynford on Jan. 22.
Thursday, Jan. 15
Mansfield Christian 63, Mansfield Senior 39
The Mansfield Christian Flames cruised to a 63-39 nonconference win over the Mansfield Senior Tygers on Thursday night.
Zy’Eir Davis led the Flames with 15 points while Brooklyn Rider added 14, Bailee Neslon had 12, Adelle Cramer scored 10, Bella Young chipped in with seven and Morgyn Beasley rounded out the scoring with five.
Callahan Cavanaugh led the Tygers with 20 points while Taneyah Hammock had 11, Jevaeh Hudgens chipped in with six and Zariyah Greggs rounded out the scoring with two.
The Flames improve to 9-3 and travel to Crestline on Jan. 17 while Mansfield Senior falls to 0-14 and hosts West Holmes on the same night.
Tuesday, Jan. 13
Shelby 59, Pleasant 51
The Shelby Whippets picked up an impressive 59-51 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Pleasant on Tuesday night.
Chloe Mahek led the way with 18 points while Braylee Sturts added 14, Natalie Kennard had 10, Jordyn Thauvette scored six, Makenna Moyer chipped in with five and Erica Winkle and Katie Chuvala rounded out the scoring with three apiece. Sturts pulled down 11 rebounds while Mahek added nine and Kennard handed out four assists while Thauvette recorded five steals.
The Whippets improve to 9-5 and travel to River Valley on Jan. 16.
Crestview 65, South Central 38
The Crestview Cougars picked up a solid 65-38 Firelands Conference win over South Central on Tuesday night.
Tori Kidney led the Cougars with 21 points while Danika Kingman added 17, Bella Grant and Shelby Bays had eight apiece, Logan Moore, Makenzie Spoerr and Alexis Amonds chipped in with three apiece and Taylor Weaver rounded out the scoring with two.
The Cougars improve to 5-6 and travel to Monroeville on Jan. 16.
Norwalk 57, Lexington 27
The Lexington Lady Lex took a tough 57-27 nonconference loss to Norwalk on Tuesday night.
Tatum Stover led Lexington with 10 points while Carliann Hughes added eight, Kylie Murfield had five, Brynley Liersemann chipped in with three and Gracee Reis rounded out the scoring with one.
Lex falls to 1-13 and travels to Dover on Jan. 17.
Monday, Jan. 12
Mansfield Christian 60, Hillsdale 39
The Mansfield Christian Flames cruised to a 60-39 nonconference win over Hillsdale on Monday night.
Brooklyn Rider led the Flames with 18 points while Bella Young added 16, Bailee Nelson had 11, Adelle Cramer scored eight, Zy’Eir Davis chipped in with five and Morgyn Beasley rounded out the scoring with two.
The Flames improve to 7-3 and host Mansfield Senior on Jan. 15.
Bellevue 61, Clear Fork 48
The Clear Fork Colts took a tough 61-48 loss to Bellevue, the defending Division IV state champions and No. 1 ranked team in the state, on Monday night in nonconference action.
Ava Boccio led the Colts with 15 points while Brinley Barnett added nine, Millie Chamberlain, Ashtyn Wine and Eliana Pelkey chipped in with seven apiece and Asia Bechtel rounded out the scoring with three.
The Colts fall to 12-2 and travel to West Holmes on Jan. 14.
West Holmes 46, Lexington 30
The Lexington Lady Lex took a tough 46-30 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to West Holmes on Monday night.
Tatum Stover led Lady Lex with 20 points while Kylie Murfield and Brynley Liersmann chipped in with four apiece and Lauren Risser rounded out the scoring with two. Stover also added 11 rebounds for a big double-double.
Lexington falls to 1-12 and travels to Dover on Jan. 17.
Massillon Washington 74, Mansfield Senior 23
Saturday, Jan. 10
Clear Fork 49, Pleasant 36
The Clear Fork Colts remained atop the Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference standings with a 49-36 win over Pleasant on Saturday night.
Ava Boccio led the Colts with 16 points while Eliana Pelkey had 10, Brinley Barnett added eight, Millie Chamberlain scored six, Asia Bechtel and Hailly Thrush collected three apiece, Ashtyn Wine chipped in with two and Rozy Stover rounded out the scoring with one.
The Colts improve to 12-1 and travel to Bellevue on Jan. 12.
Mansfield Christian 50, South Central 32
The Mansfield Christian Flames picked up an easy 50-32 nonconference win over South Central on Saturday evening.
Zy’Eir Davis led the Flames with 16 points while Bella Young added 10, Adelle Cramer and Morgyn Beasley had eight apiece, Brooklyn Rider chipped in with six and Bailee Nelson rounded out the scoring with two.
The Flames improve to 8-6 and travel to Hillsdale on Jan. 12.
Shelby 65, Highland 40
The Shelby Whippets cruised to an easy 65-40 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Highland on Saturday afternoon.
Chloe Mahek led the Whippets with 19 points while Jordyn Thauvette and Natalie Kennard added 10 apiece, Katie Chuvala had eight, Delaney West scored six, Addy Erwin collected four, Braylee Sturts chipped in with three and Erica Winkle rounded out the scoring with two. Mahek pulled down 14 rebounds and added four assists and three steals while Thauvette had six rebounds, five assists and two steals.
The Whippets improve to 8-5 and travel to Pleasant on Jan. 13.
Madison 39, West Holmes 33
Ontario 65, Galion 43
The Ontario Warriors picked up a solid 65-43 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Galion on Saturday afternoon.
Rylee Milner led the Warriors with 19 points while Addi Pittman had 14, Elaina Owens added 11, Natalie Smith, Hayden Sexton and Morgan Pearson chipped in with six apiece and Carlie Schnittke rounded out the scoring with three.
The Warriors improve to 6-8 and travel to Pleasant on Jan. 16.
Thursday, Jan. 8
Clear Fork 65, Ontario 27
The Clear Fork Colts cruised to a 65-27 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over the Ontario Warriors on Thursday night.
Ava Boccio led the Colts with 15 points while Asia Bechtel and Eliana Pelkey added 11 apiece, Millie Chamberlain scored 10, Brinley Barnett had nine and Jada Brokaw, Ashtyn Wine and Hailly Thrush rounded out the scoring with three apiece.
Rylie Miler led the Warriors with 12 points while Carlie Schnittke scored six, Morgan Pearson chipped in with three and Elaina Owens, Addi Pittman and Hayden Sexton rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Clear Fork improves to 11-1 and travels to Pleasant on Jan. 10 while Ontario falls to 5-8 and hosts Galion on the same night.
Shelby 76, Galion 49
The Shelby Whippets cruised to an easy 76-49 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Galion on Thursday night.
Chloe Mahek led the way with 15 points while Braylee Sturts added 13, Natalie Kennard had 11, Makenna Moyer scored 10, Jordyn Thauvette collected eight, Katie Chauvala added six, Erika Winkle scored five, Ruthie Faith chipped in with four and Ally Erwin and Reagan Kleman rounded out the scoring with two. Mahek pulled down 11 rebounds for a solid double-double while Sturts had eight boards and four assists. Mahek had seven steals while Winkle added five.
The Whippets improve to 7-5 and host Highland on Jan. 10.
Plymouth 35, South Central 31
The Plymouth Big Red picked up their first Firelands Conference win of the season beating South Central 35-31 on Thursday night.
Kendyll Tolbert led the Big Red with 13 points while Rylie Edwards added seven, Addison Slone had five, Aly Lewis scored four, Karsyn Steele-Adkins collected three, Kristi Yeager chipped in with two and Madison Montgomery rounded out the scoring with one.
The Big Red improved to 2-11 and travels to Lucas on Jan. 14.
New London 54, Crestview 32
The Crestview Cougars took a tough 54-32 Firelands Conference loss to New London on Thursday night.
Logan Moore led the way with six points while Tori Kidney, Shelby Bays, Kaelyn Weaver and Danika Kingman scored five apiece, Bella Grant chipped in with four and Taylor Weaver rounded out the scoring with two.
Crestview falls to 4-6 and hosts South Central on Jan. 13.
Lucas at Central Christian
Wednesday, Jan. 7
Madison 52, Lexington 46
The Madison Rams picked up a hard-earned 52-46 win over the Lexington Lady Lex on Wednesday night in Ohio Cardinal Conference action.
Addyson Powell and Avery O’Brien led the Rams with 14 points apiece while Morgan Cook had nine, Maddie Berry and Cambree Howe chipped in with six apiece and Kaley Bowman rounded out the scoring with four. Berry pulled down 10 rebounds while O’Brien had eight.
Tatum Stover led Lady Lex with 23 points while Kylie Murfield added nine, Gracee Reis had seven, Audrey Wendling chipped in with five and Brynley Liersemann rounded out the scoring with two. Stover pulled down 11 rebounds for a huge double-double and also added three steals, two blocks and two assists.
Madison improves to 7-6 and travels to West Holmes on Jan. 10 while Lexington falls to 1-11 and hosts Norwalk on Jan. 13.
Ashland 67, Mansfield Senior 21
Tuesday, Jan. 6
Mapleton 58, Crestview 40
Monday, Jan. 5
Hillsdale 44, Lucas 35
Western Reserve 38, Plymouth 31
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 38-31 Firelands Conference loss to Western Reserve on Monday night.
Kendyll Tolbert led the Big Red with nine points while Karsyn Steele-Adkins had seven, Aly Lewis added five, Rylie Edwards and Madison Montgomery chipped in with four apiece and Addison Slone rounded out the scoring with two.
Plymouth falls to 1-11 and hosts South Central on Jan. 8.
Sandusky 74, Mansfield Senior 18
Saturday, Jan. 3
Clear Fork 64, Galion 19
The Clear Fork Colts cruised to a 64-19 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Galion on Saturday afternoon.
Ava Boccio led the Colts with 19 points while Brinley Barnett had 12, Asia Bechtel added 10, Ashtyn Wine scored seven, Jada Brokaw collected five, Adelyn Snyder and Eliana Pelkey chipped in with four apiece and Quinn Stover rounded out the scoring with three.
The Colts improve to 10-1 and host Ontario on Jan. 8.
Shelby 66, Marion Harding 40
The Shelby Whippets cruised to a 66-40 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Marion Harding on Saturday afternoon.
Choe Mahek led the way with 24 points while Natalie Kennard added 13, Braylee Sturts had 12, Erica Winkle scored six, Addy Erwin and Jordyn Thauvette collected four apiece, Ruthie Faith chipped in with two and Makenna Moyer rounded out the scoring with one.
The Whippets improve to 6-5 and host Galion on Jan. 8.
Madison 59, Dover 56
The Madison Rams earned a very impressive 59-56 Ohio Cardinal Conference win over Dover on Saturday afternoon.
Maddie Berry led the Rams with 25 points while Morgan Cook added 14, Addyson Powell and Cambree Howe had six apiece, Kaley Bowman and Avery O’Brien chipped in with three apiece and Sophie Lowe rounded out the scoring with two.
The Rams improve to 6-6 and hosts Lexington on Jan. 7.
Plymouth 45, Black River 41
The Plymouth Big Red got in the win column for the first time this season with a 45-41 nonconference win over Black River.
Kendyll Tolbert and Addison Slone led the way with 11 points apiece while Madison Montgomery added eight, Brooklyn DeCapio scored four, Aly Lewis chipped in with three and Rylie Edwards, Jordyn Zehner, Karsyn Steele-Adkins and Kristi Yeager rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Big Red improves to 1-10 and hosts Western Reserve on Jan. 5.
River Valley 43, Ontario 38
The Ontario Warriors took a tough 43-38 loss to River Valley in Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference action on Saturday.
Rylee Milner led the Warriors with 12 points while Carlie Schnittke added 10, Natalie Smith scored seven, Hayden Sexton had four, Elaina Owens chipped in with three and Addi Pittman rounded out the scoring with two.
The Warriors fall to 5-7 and travel to Clear Fork on Jan. 8.
Wooster 57, Lexington 31
The Lexington Lady Lex took a tough 57-31 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to Wooster on Saturday.
Tatum Stover led the way with 14 points for Lexington while Bracee Reis had seven, Audrey Wendling and Brynley Liersemann shipped in with four apiece and Kylie Murfield rounded out the scoring with two.
Lady Lex falls to 1-10 and travels to Madison on Jan. 7.
Lucas at Crestline
New Philadelphia 53, Mansfield Senior 12
Friday, Jan. 2
Mansfield Christian 53, Central Christian 29
The Mansfield Christian Flames picked up an important 53-29 Mid-Buckeye Conference victory over Central Christian on Friday night.
Bella Young led the Flames with 17 points while Brooklyn Rider added 12, Adelle Cramer had nine, Zy’Eir Davis scored six, Morgyn Beasley added four, Emily Davis and Faith Griffey chipped in with two apiece and Esther Houser rounded out the scoring with one.
The Flames improve to 6-3 and travel to South Central on Jan. 10.
Tuesday, Dec. 30
Clear Fork 71, Fredericktown 50
The Clear Fork Colts made history during a 71-50 nonconference win over Fredericktown on Tuesday night.
The Colts broke the state record for 3-pointers made in one quarter when they made 10 in the first quarter of the blowout victory breaking a tie between Waterloo (2021), New Carlisle Tecumseh (2019) and Fairland (2015) who all had nine in one quarter.
Ava Boccio led the Colts with 19 points and six threes while Brinley Barnett had 16 points and four threes, Asia Bechtel had 12 points on four threes, Eliana Pelkey added nine points and two threes, Ashtyn Wine added eight points and Millie Chamberlain rounded out the scoring with seven points and one three. The Colts made 17 three-pointers for the game which ties the program record for threes in a single game.
Clear Fork improves to 9-1 and hosts Galion on Jan. 3.
St. Paul 47, Plymouth 31
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 47-31 Firelands Conference loss to St. Paul on Tuesday night.
Kendyl Tolbert led the way with 15 points for Plymouth while Brooklyn DiCappio and Madison Montgomery had five apiece, Aly Lewis chipped in with four and Karsyn Steele-Adkins rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Plymouth falls to 0-10 and travels to Black River on Jan. 3.
Western Reserve 31, Crestview 25
Monday, Dec. 29
Ontario 46, Lexington 42
The Ontario Warriors picked up a solid 46-42 nonconference win over Richland County rival Lexington on Monday night.
Natalie Smith led the Warriors with 18 points while Rylee Milner added 16 and Carlie Schnittke and Morgan Pearson rounded out the scoring with six apiece. Pearson pulled down 13 rebounds.
Tatum Stover led Lexington with 18 points and 16 rebounds while Kylie Murfield added nine points, Brynley Liersmann had six, Gracee Reis scored five and Audrey Wendling and Carliann Hughes rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Ontario improves to 5-5 on the year and travels to River Valley on Jan. 3 while Lexington falls to 1-9 and hosts Wooster on the same day.
Lucas 61, Tuscarawas Central Catholic 45
Saturday, Dec. 27
Clear Fork 73, River Valley 45
The Clear Fork Colts cruised to an easy 73-45 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over River Valley on Saturday afternoon.
Ava Boccio led the Colts with 17 points while Asia Bechtel had 15, Hailly Thrush scored 11, Eliana Pelkey and Ashytn Wine added eight apiece, Brinley Barnett had six, Millie Chamberlain chipped win with five and Quinn Stover rounded out the scoring with three.
The Colts improve to 8-1 and travel to Fredericktown on Dec. 30.
Ontario 51, Highland 40
West Branch 60, Shelby 41
The Shelby Whippets took a tough 60-41 nonconference loss to West Branch on Saturday afternoon in the Shot Clock Challenge.
Chloe Mahek led the way with 12 points while Natalie Kennard had seven, Jordyn Thauvette and Braylee Sturts added six apiece, Erica Winkle scored five, Addy Erwin chipped in with four and Makenna Moyer rounded out the scoring with one.
The Whippets fall to 5-5 and host Marion Harding on Jan. 3.
Tiffin Columbian 55, Madison 41
The Madison Rams took a tough 55-41 nonconference loss to Tiffin Columbian on Saturday afternoon.
Morgan Cook led the Rams with 16 poinst while Avery O’Brien had 10, Sophie Lowe scored seven, Maddie Berry chipped in with six and Cambree Howe rounded out the scoring with two.
Madison falls to 5-6 and travels to Dover on Jan. 3.
Clyde 60, Lexington 22
The Lexington Lady Lex took a tough 60-22 nonconference loss to Clyde on Saturday afternoon.
Tatum Stover led Lex with eight points while Brynley Liersmann had seven, Gracee Reis chipped in with five and Audrey Wendling rounded out the scoring with two.
Lexington falls to 1-8 and travels to Ontario on Dec. 29.
Tuesday, Dec. 23
Crestview 51, Plymouth 23
The Crestview Cougars picked up an easy Firelands Conference win over Plymouth, 51-23, on Tuesday night.
Shelby Bays and Danika Kingman led the Cougars with 12 points apiece while Tori Kidney added 10, Logan Moore had eight, Bella Grant scored six, and Makenzie Spoerr rounded out the scoring with three.
Kendyll Tolbert led the Big Red with seven points while Karsyn Stelle-Adkins had four, Ally Lewis and Madison Montgomery chipped in with three apiece and Addison Slone, Rylie Edwards and Kristi Yeager rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Crestview improves to 4-4 on the year and hosts Western Reserve on Dec. 30 while Plymouth falls to 0-9 and travels to St. Paul the same evening.
Mount Vernon 40, Madison 35
Monday, Dec. 22
Ashland 63, Clear Fork 42
The Clear Fork Colts took a tough 63-42 loss to Ashland on Monday night in nonconference action.
Ashtyn Wine led the way for the Colts with 11 points while Eliana Pelkey added eight, Brinley Barnett scored seven, Asia Bechtel collected six, Millie Chamberlain had five, Ava Boccio and Rozy Stover chipped in with two apiece and Quinn Stover rounded out the scoring with one.
The Colts fall to 7-1 and travel to River Valley on Dec. 27.
Colonel Crawford 54, Lexington 23
The Lexington Lady Lex took a tough 54-23 loss to Colonel Crawford in nonconference action on Monday night.
Lauren Risser led Lady Lex with six points while Carliann Hughes and Brynley Liersmann added five apiece, Gracee Reis scored four, Kylie Murfield chipped in with two and Audrey Wendling rounded out the scoring with one.
Lady Lex falls to 1-7 and hosts Clyde on Dec. 27.
Galion 69, Lucas 29
The Lucas Cubs took a tough 69-29 loss to Galion on Monday night in nonconference action.
Emma Brown led the Cubs with 12 points while Shiloh Walter added six, Olivia Strassell chipped in with five and Kenley Brenner and Grace Green rounded out the scoring with three apiece.
Lucas falls to 4-5 and travels to Tuscarawas Central Catholic on Dec. 29.
Saturday, Dec. 20
Clear Fork 63, Highland 46
The Clear Fork Colts rolled to a 63-46 win over Highland in Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference play on Saturday afternoon.
Ava Boccio led the Colts with 21 points while Eliana Pelkey had 12, Brinley Barnett scored 11, Asia Bechtel added seven, Millie Chamberlain and Hailly Thrush scored four apiece, Ashtyn Wine chipped in with three and Rozy Stover rounded out the scoring with one.
The Colts improve to 7-0 and host Ashland on Dec. 22.
Shelby 57, Ontario 42
The Shelby Whippets cruised to a 57-42 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over the Ontario Warriors on Saturday afternoon.
Chloe Mahek led the Whippets with 18 points while Braylee Sturts and Erica Winkle added 11 apiece, Natalie Kennard scored eight, Addy Erwin added four, Katie Chuvala chipped in with three and Makenna Moyer rounded out the scoring with two.
Carlie Schnittke led the Warriors with 15 points while Natalie Smith and Rylee Milner added nine apiece, Tal Bise scored four, Elaina Owens chipped in with three and Addi Pittman rounded out the scoring with two.
Shelby improves to 5-4 and travels to West Branch on Dec. 27 while Ontario falls to 3-4 and hosts Highland on the same day.
Mansfield Christian 55, Lucas 49
The Mansfield Christian Flames picked up a 55-49 Mid-Buckeye Conference win over Lucas on Saturday afternoon.
Brooklyn Rider led the Flames with 15 points while Adelle Cramer added 12, Zy’Eir Davis had 11, Bella Young scored 10, Bailee Nelson chipped in with five and Morgyn Beasley rounded out the scoring wit two.
Emma Brown led Lucas with 14 points while Riley Trumpower and Katie Griffey added nine apiece, Shiloh Walter scored seven and Olivia Strassell and Grace Green rounded out the scoring with four apiece.
Mansfield Christian improves to 5-3 and travels to Central Christian on Jan. 2 while Lucas falls to 4-4 and travels to Galion on Dec. 22.
Madison 64, Sandusky 30
The Madison Rams cruised to an easy 64-30 nonconference win over Sandusky on Saturday afternoon.
Morgan Cook led the Rams with 17 points while Addyson Powell added 16, Maddie Berry had 11, Avery O’Brien scored eight, Kaley Bowman collected five, Helena Martin, Cambree Howe and Sophie Lowe chipped in with two apiece and Grace Speelman rounded out the scoring with one.
The Rams improve to 5-4 and travel to Mount Vernon on Dec. 23.
New Philadelphia 47, Lexington 27
The Lexington Lady Lex took a tough 47-27 loss to New Philadelphia on Saturday afternoon in Ohio Cardinal Conference action.
Kylie Murfield led Lex with six points while Gracee Reis, Carliann Hughes and Brynley Liersmann had five apiece, Audrey Wendling chipped in with four and Lauren Risser rounded out the scoring with two.
Lexington falls to 1-6 and travels to Colonel Crawford on Dec. 22.
Wooster 61, Mansfield Senior 16
Friday, Dec. 19
New London 55, Plymouth 21
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 55-21 Firelands Conference loss to New London on Friday night.
Kendyll Tolbert led the Big Red with 12 points while Karsyn Steele-Adkins had four, Ally Lewis chipped in with three and Addison Slone rounded out the scoring with two.
Plymouth falls to 0-8 and travels to Crestview on Dec. 23.
Thursday, Dec. 18
Clear Fork 56, Shelby 40
Lucas 53, South Central 35
The Lucas Cubs cruised to a 53-35 nonconference win over South Central on Thursday night.
Riley Trumpower led the way with 19 points while Emma Brown had nine, Kenley Brenner and Katie Griffey scored seven apiece, Morgan Trumpower added four, Grace Green collected three, Olivia Strassell chipped in with two and Claire Mudra and Leah Case rounded out the scoring with one apiece.
The Cubs improve to 4-3 and travel to Mansfield Christian on Dec. 20.
Wynford 62, Crestview 39
The Crestview Cougars took a tough 62-39 loss to the Wynford Royals on Thursday night in nonconference action.
Tori Kidney led the Cougars with 12 points while Shelby Bays had 10, Logan Moore and Makenzie Spoerr scored six apiece, Bella Grant chipped in with three and Kaelyn Weaver rounded out the scoring with two.
Crestview falls to 3-4 and hosts Plymouth on Dec. 23.
Seneca East 72, Mansfield Christian 52
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 72-52 loss to Seneca East on Thursday night in nonconference action.
Zy’Eir Davis led the Flames with 21 points while Brooklyn Rider had 14, Bailey Nelson added 10, Bella Young chipped in with five and Adelle Cramer rounded out the scoring with two.
The Flames fall to 4-3 and host Lucas on Dec. 20.
Marion Harding 47, Ontario 42
Wednesday, Dec. 17
Lexington 56, Mansfield Senior 20
The Lexington Lady Lex picked up their first win of the season by knocking off Mansfield Senior 56-20 on Wednesday night.
Carliann Hughes led Lady Lex with 14 points while Lauren Risser had 12, Gracee Reis added 10, Brynley Liersmann collected eight, Kylie Murfield scored six, Sofia Brown chipped in with four and Audrey Wendling rounded out the scoring with two. Hughes added seven rebounds while Liersmann had six assists and Reis had nine steals.
Callahan Cavanaugh and Taneyah Hammock led the Tygers with nine points apiece while Zariyah Greggs rounded out the scoring with two. Hammock and Cavanaugh pulled down seven rebounds apiece.
Lexington improves to 1-6 and hosts New Philadelphia on Dec. 20 while Mansfield Senior falls to 0-8 and travels to Wooster on the same day.
Ashland 64, Madison 40
The Madison Rams took a tough 64-40 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to Ashland on Wednesday night.
Morgan Cook led the Rams with 16 points while Maddie Berry added 11, Addyson Powell had six, Cambree Howe chipped in with three and Avery O’Brien and Sophie Lowe rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Rams fall to 4-4 and host Sandusky on Dec. 20.
Tuesday, Dec. 16
Mansfield Christian 65, Plymouth 25
The Mansfield Christian Flames cruised to a 65-25 win over Plymouth on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Zy’Eir Davis led the Flames with 20 points while Brooklyn Rider had 18, Bailee NElson scored 11, Bella Young chipped in with eight and Emily Davis and Adelle Cramer rounded out the scoring with four apiece.
Karsyn Adkins-Steele led the Big Red with nine points while Kendyll Tolbert had six, Riley Edwards and Madison Montgomery chipped in with four apiece and Ally Lewis rounded out the scoring with two.
Mansfield Christian improves to 4-2 and hosts Seneca East on Dec. 18 while Plymouth falls to 0-7 and hosts New London on Dec. 19.
Crestview 55, Lucas 39
The Crestview Cougars rolled to a 55-39 nonconference win over the Lucas Cubs on Tuesday night.
Danika Kingman led the Cougars with 20 points while Tori Kidney added 11, Makenzie Spoerr had nine, Shelby Bays and Logan Moore chipped in with five apiece and Kaelyn Weaver rounded out the scoring with four.
Riley Trumpower led the Cubs with 10 points while Emma Brown had eight, Katie Griffey scored six, Olivia Strassell collected five, Chelsea Sweet chipped in with four and Grace Green, Kenley Brenner and Morgan Trumpower rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Cougars improve to 3-3 and travel to Wynford on Dec. 18 while Lucas falls to 3-3 and hosts South Central on the same night.
Saturday, Dec. 13
Madison 58, Wooster 46
The Madison Rams earned an impressive 58-46 Ohio Cardinal Conference win over Wooster on Saturday afternoon.
Morgan Cook led the way with 20 points while Avery O’Brien added 14, Maddie Berry had 11, Cambree Howe scored 10 and Addyson Powell rounded out the scoring with three.
The Rams improve to 4-3 and travels to Ashland on Dec. 17.
Monroeville 49, Plymouth 39
The Plymouth Big Red dropped a tough Firelands Conference game to Monroeville, 49-39, on Saturday afternoon.
Aly Lewis led the Big Red with 11 points while Kendyll Tolbert added nine, Karsyn Steele-Adkins and Addison Slone chipped in with seven apiece and Madison Montgomery rounded out the scoring with five.
The Big Red falls to 0-6 and travels to Mansfield Christian on Dec. 16.
Dover 58, Mansfield Senior 14
Friday, Dec. 12
Clear Fork 68, Marion Harding 35
The Clear Fork Colts cruised to a 68-35 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Marion Harding on Friday night.
Ava Boccio led the Colts with 27 points while Asia Bechtel added 10, Brinley Barnett had nine, Ashtyn Wine scored seven, Quinn Stover and Hailly Thrush collected five apiece, Millie Chamberlain and Eliana Pelkey chipped in with two apiece and Adelyn Snyder rounded out the scoring with one.
The Colts improve to 5-0 and host Shelby on Dec. 18.
Shelby 44, River Valley 34
The Shelby Whippets picked up an impressive 44-34 win over River Valley on Friday night in Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference action.
Chloe Mahek led the Whippets with 15 poinst while Jordyn Thauvette added 13, Braylee Sturts scored 11, Erica Winkle chipped in with three and Katie Chuvala rounded out the scoring with two. Mahek also added 12 rebounds and three steals while Thauvette added six rebounds, two assists and two steals.
The Whippets improve to 4-3 and travel to Clear Fork on Dec. 18.
Ontario at Pleasant
Thursday, Dec. 11
Crestview 75, Monroeville 33
The Crestview Cougars cruised to an easy 75-33 Firelands Conference victory over Monroeville on Thursday night.
Tori Kidney led the Cougars with 23 points while Bella Grant had 12, Shelby Bays scored 10, Danika Kingman and Makenzie Spoerr added eight apiece, Kaelyn Weaver chipped in with six and Logan Moore and Taylor Weaver rounded out the scoring with four apiece.
The Cougars improve to 2-3 and travel to Wynford on Dec. 18.
Mapleton 56, Plymouth 14
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 56-14 Firelands Conference loss to Mapleton on Thursday night.
Addison Slone led Plymouth with five points while Madison Montgomery had three, Riley Edwards and Madison Conley chipped in with two apiece and Kendyll Tolbert and Kristi Yeager rounded out the scoring with one apiece.
Plymouth falls to 0-5 and travels to Monroeville on Dec. 13.
Wednesday, Dec. 10
Madison 57, Mansfield Senior 19
The Madison Rams cruised to a 57-19 Ohio Cardinal Conference win over the Mansfield Senior Tygers on Wednesday night.
Addyson Powell led the Rams with 11 points while Kaley Bowman and Cambree Howe added 10 apiece, Morgan Cook had eight, Maddie Berry scored six, Bryleigh Johnson and Avery O’Brien chipped in with four apiece and Katelynn Schiffer and Grace Speelman rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Callahan Cavanaugh and Taneyah Hammock led the Tygers with seven points apiece while Zariyah Greggs scored four and Jevaeh Hudgens rounded out the scoring with one.
The Rams improve to 3-3 on the season and host Wooster on Dec. 13 while the Tygers fall to 0-5 and welcome in Dover on the same night.
Ashland 57, Lexington 20
The Lexington Lady Lex took a tough 57-20 loss to Ashland on Wednesday night in Ohio Cardinal Conference action.
Lauren Risser led Lex with seven points while Tatum Stover had six, Sofia Brown scored five and Brynley Liersmann rounded out the scoring with two. Brown collected 11 rebounds.
Lex falls to 0-5 and travels to West Holmes on Dec. 13.
Tuesday, Dec. 9
Clear Fork 59, Pleasant 42
Madison 57, Ontario 42
The Madison Rams picked up an impressive 57-42 nonconference win over the Ontario Warriors on Tuesday night.
Morgan Cook led the Rams with 22 points while Maddie Berry, Cambree Howe and Sophie Lowe had nine apiece, Avery O’Brien chipped in with eight and Kaley Bowman rounded out the scoring with two.
Rylee Milner led the Warriors with 19 points while Hayden Sexton added nine, Carlie Schnittke scored six, Natalie Smith chipped in with two and Tal Bise rounded out the scoring with two.
The Rams improve to 2-3 on the season and host Mansfield Senior on Dec. 10 while Ontario fall to 3-3 and travels to Pleasant on Dec. 12.
Mapleton 57, Lucas 28
The Lucas Cubs took a tough 57-28 loss to Mapleton on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Shiloh Walter and Katie Griffey led the Cubs with six points apiece while Grace Green had five, Emma Brown scored four, Morgan Trumpower, Kenley Brenner and Chelsea Sweet chipped in with two apiece and Riley Trumpower rounded out the scoring with one.
The Cubs fall to 3-2 and travel to Crestview on Dec. 16.
Willard 52, Shelby 30
The Shelby Whippets took a tough 52-30 loss to Willard on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Braylee Sturts led Shelby with 11 points while Chloe Mahek had six, Katie Chuvala added five, Addy Erwin scored four, Jordyn Thauvette chipped in with three and Natalie Kennard rounded out the scoring with one.
The Whippets fall to 3-3 and host River Valley on Dec. 12.
Highland 42, Crestview 35
The Crestview Cougars took a tough 42-35 loss to Highland on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Makenzie Spoerr led the Cougars with 12 points while Tori Kidney added 11 and Shelby Bays and Kaelyn Weaver rounded out the scoring with six apiece.
The Cougars fall to 1-3 and host Monroeville on Dec. 11.
Hillsdale 43, Plymouth 25
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 43-25 nonconference loss to Hillsdale on Tuesday night.
Kendyll Tolbert led the Big Red with eight points while Karsyn Steele-Adkins added seven, Madison Montgomery had four, Aly Lewis scored three, Kristi Yeager chipped in with two and Madison Conley rounded out the scoring with one.
The Big Red falls to 0-4 and travels to Mapleton on Dec. 11.
Perkins 60, Mansfield Senior 14
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough 60-14 nonconference loss to Perkins on Tuesday night.
Taneyah Hammock led the Tygers with six points while Callahan Cavanaugh added four and Jevaeh Hudgens and Nayonna White rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Tygers fall to 0-5 and travel to Madison on Dec. 10.
Saturday, Dec. 6
Mansfield Christian 63, Crestline 25
The Mansfield Christian Flames cruised to an easy 63-25 win over Crestline in Mid-Buckeye Conference action on Saturday.
Zy’Eir Davis led the way with 15 points while Brooklyn Rider had 14, Bella Young and Adelle Cramer collected 11 apiece, Bailee Nelson scored seven, Morgyn Beasley chipped in with three and Brooke Badgley rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Flames improve to 3-2 on the season and travel to Tree of Life on Dec. 13.
Shelby 43, Highland 32
The Shelby Whippets picked up a 43-32 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Highland on Saturday afternoon.
Chloe Mahek led the Whippets with 14 points while Jordyn Thauvette had 10, Natalie Kennard and Erica Winkle scored five apiece, Braylee Sturts had four, Addy Erwin chipped in with three and Katie Chuvala rounded out the scoring with two. Mahek added eight rebounds, two assists and three steals while Thauvette had four steals, three rebounds and an assist.
The Whippets improve to 3-2 and host Willard on Dec. 9.
Ontario 50, Galion 45
The Ontario Warriors picked up a 50-45 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Galion on Saturday afternoon.
Rylee Milner led the Warriors with 14 points while Morgan Pearson and Natalie Smith added nine apiece, Carlie Schnittke had eight, Elaina Owens scored seven, Hayden Sexton chipped in with two and Tai Bise rounded out the scoring with one.
The Warriors improve to 3-2 and travel to Madison on Dec. 9.
New Philadelphia 47, Madison 37
The Madison Rams took a tough 47-37 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to New Philadelphia on Saturday afternoon.
Morgan Cook led the Rams with nine points while Kaley Bowman added eight, Addison Powell and Avery O’Brien chipped in with seven apiece and Maddie Berry rounded out the scoring with four.
The Rams fall to 1-3 and host Ontario on Dec. 9.
Dover 36, Lexington 29
The Lexington Lady Lex took a tough 36-29 Ohio Cardinal Conference loss to Dover on Saturday afternoon.
Sofia Brown led Lady Lex with 17 points and 11 rebounds while Audrey Wendling scored four points, Lauren Risser and Carliann Hughes chipped in with three apiece and Tatum Stover rounded out the scoring with two. Hughes added eight rebounds while Stover handed out nine assists and blocked two shots.
Lady Lex falls to 0-4 and travels to Ashland on Dec. 10.
West Holmes 54, Mansfield Senior 25
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough 54-25 loss to West Holmes on Saturday in Ohio Cardinal Conference action.
Callahan Cavanaugh led the way with 13 points while Jevaeh Hudgens chipped in with eight and Layla Sutton and Taneyah Hammock rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Tygers fall to 0-4 on the year and travel to Madison on Dec. 10.
Thursday, Dec. 4
Lucas 51, Central Christian 43
The Lucas Cubs picked up an impressive 51-43 Mid-Buckeye Conference win over Central Christian on Thursday night.
Riley Trumpower led the way with 19 points while Olivia Strassell had nine, Morgan Trumpower scored eight, Emma Brown added seven and Shiloh Walter, Leah Case, Kenley Brenner and Chelsea Sweet rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Cubs improve to 3-1 and host Mapleton on Dec. 9.
Shelby 66, Galion 27
The Shelby Whippets cruised to a 66-27 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference win over Galion on Thursday night.
Chloe Mahek led the way with 21 points while Natalie Kennard added 13, Makenna Moyer, Braylee Sturts and Alivia Fritz collected eight apiece, Addy Erwin and Mya Keinath chipped in with three apiece and Katie Chuvala rounded out the scoring with two. Mahek added 14 rebounds and five steals while Fritz had seven boards.
The Whippets improve to 2-2 and travel to Highland on Dec. 6.
Mansfield Christian 59, Bucyrus 27
The Mansfield Christian Flames picked up a convincing 59-27 nonconference win over Bucyrus on Thursday night.
Zy’Eir Davis led the way with 15 points while Brooklyn Rider had 14, Adelle Cramer collected 11, Bailee Nelson scored 10, Bella Young added four, Brooke Badgley chipped in with three and Morgan Beasley rounded out the scoring with two.
The Flames improve to 2-2 and host Crestline on Dec. 6.
Clear Fork 65, Ontario 32
St. Francis DeSales 61, Mansfield Senior 15
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough 61-15 nonconference loss to St. Francis DeSales on Thursday night.
Jevaeh Hudgens led the way with 11 points while Callahan Cavanaugh rounded out the scoring with four.
The Tygers fall to 0-3 and travel to West Holmes on Dec. 6.
Wednesday, Dec. 3
Madison 47, Lexington 30
The Madison Rams picked up their first win of the season by beating Lexington 47-30 in Ohio Cardinal Conference action on Wednesday night.
Morgan Cook led the Rams with 17 points while Cambree Howe had 12, Maddie Berry scored six, Kaley Bowman added four, Caliyah Clapper and Avery O’Brien chipped in with three apiece and Addyson Powell rounded out the scoring with two.
Sofia Brown led Lexington with 17 points and 12 rebounds while Lauren Risser had seven points and Tatum Stover scored six.
Madison improves to 1-2 and travels to New Philadelphia on Dec. 6 while Lexington falls to 0-3 and hosts Dover on the same day.
Willard 57, Crestview 23
The Crestview Cougars took a tough 57-23 loss to Willard on Wednesday night in nonconference action.
Tori Kidney led the Cougars with five points while Bella Grant and Makenzie Spoerr had four apiece, Kaelyn Weaver and Logan Moore had three apiece and Danika Kingman and Taylor Weaver rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Cougars fall to 1-2 and travel to Highland on Dec. 9.
Ashland 64, Mansfield Senior 18
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough 64-18 loss to Ashland in Ohio Cardinal Conference action on Wednesday night.
Jevaeh Hudgens led the Tygers with 10 points while Teneyah Hammock chipped in with four and Callahan Cavanaugh and Jewells Sewell rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Tygers fall to 0-2 and hosts St. Francis DeSales on Dec. 4.
Monday, Dec. 1
Crestview 50, Edison 35
The Crestview Cougars picked up their first win of the season beating Edison 50-35 in nonconference action on Monday night.
Makenzie Spoerr led the way with 19 points while Tori Kidney added 14, Logan Moore had six, Shelby Bays and Kaelyn Weaver chipped in with four apiece and Danika Kingman rounded out the scoring with three.
The Cougars improve to 1-1 and travel to Willard on Dec. 3.
Mansfield Christian 55, Ridgedale 50
The Mansfield Christian Flames picked up their first win of the season topping Ridgedale 55-50 on Monday night in nonconference action.
Zy’Eir Davis led the Flames with 17 points while Bailee Nelson added 16, Bella Young had nine, Adelle Cramer had eight, Brooklyn Rider scored four and Brooke Badgley rounded out the scoring with one.
The Flames improve to 1-2 and host Bucyrus on Dec. 4.
Sandusky St. Mary’s Central Catholic 51, Plymouth 47
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 51-47 loss to Sandusky St. Mary’s Central Catholic on Monday night in nonconference action.
Kendyll Tolbert led the Big Red with 20 points while Rylie Edwards scored eight, Ally Lewis and Addison Slone had six apiece, Kristi Yeager chipped in with five and Karsyn Steele-Adkins rounded out the scoring with two.
Plymouth falls to 0-3 on the season and hosts Hillsdale on Dec. 9.
Saturday, Nov. 29
Lucas 59, Danville 52
The Lucas Cubs picked up another close victory, this time by beating Danville 59-52 in nonconference action on Saturday.
Riley Trumpower scored a game-high 20 points while Katie Griffey added 17, Emma Brown had nine, Chelsea Sweet had four, Olivia Strassell had three and Leah Chase, Shiloh Walter and Morgan Trumpower rounded out the scoring with two apiece. Brown led the team with nine rebounds while Sweet had eight, Riley Trumpower had seven and Griffey had five. Walter and Strassell handed out three assists apiece while Riley Trumpower had four steals and Griffey had two blocks.
The Cubs improve to 2-1 and host Central Christian on Dec. 4.
Norwalk 41, Shelby 33
The Shelby Whippets took a tough 41-33 loss to Norwalk on Saturday evening in nonconference action.
Braylee Sturts led the way with 11 points while Jordyn Thauvette had eight, Chloe Mahek had six and Makenna Moyer and Natalie Kennard rounded out the scoring with four apiece. Mahek finished with a team-high seven rebounds and five steals while Moyer added three assists and Sturts had three steals.
The Whippets fall to 1-2 and travel to Galion on Dec. 4.
Tuesday, Nov. 25
Shelby 50, Upper Sandusky 44
The Shelby Whippets picked up a solid 50-44 win over Upper Sandusky on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Chloe Mahek led the way with 17 points while Makenna Moyer added 11, Braylee Sturts scored seven, Mya Keinath collected six, Jordyn Thauvette and Katie Chuvala had three apiece, Natalie Kennard chipped in with two and Erica Winkle rounded out the scoring with one. Mahek pulled down 17 rebounds including 10 offensive boards while Sturts had four. Winkle collected five steals and Mahek had three.
The Whippets improve to 1-1 on the season and travel to Norwalk on Nov. 29.
Clear Fork 65, Lexington 22
Lucas 56, Mount Gilead 49
The Lucas Cubs picked up win No. 1 with a 56-49 victory over Mount Gilead on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Shiloh Walter led the Cubs with 13 points while Emma Brown added 11, Katie Griffey had nine, Chelsea Sweet had seven, Riley Trumpower scored six, Grace Green chipped in with four and Olivia Strassell, Morgan Trumpower and Kinley Brenner rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Cubs improve to 1-1 on the year and travel to Danville on Nov. 29.
Tiffin Columbian 58, Ontario 40
The Ontario Warriors took a tough 58-40 loss to Tiffin Columbian on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Rylee Milner led the Warriors with 10 points while Elaina Owens added nine, Addi Pittman had eight, Morgan Pearson and Gracy Miller collected four apiece, Carlie Schnittke chipped in with three and Tai Bise rounded out the scoring with two.
The Warriors call to 2-1 and host Clear Fork on Dec. 4.
Loudonville 61, Mansfield Christian 30
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 61-30 loss to Loudonville on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Bella Young led the Flames with nine points while Brooklyn Rider and Adelle Cramer had seven apiece, Zy’Eir Davis had four and Bailee Nelson rounded out the scoring with three.
The Flames are now 0-2 and host Ridgedale on Dec. 1.
Wynford 52, Madison 45
The Madison Rams took a tough 52-45 loss to Wynford on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Addyson Powell led the Rams with 11 points while Kaley Bowman and Avery O’Brien had eight apiece, Morgan Cook scored seven, Cambree Howe had five, Caliyah Clapper chipped in with four and Maddie Berry rounded out the scoring with two.
Madison is now 0-2 and travels to Lexington on Dec. 3.
Galion 52, Plymouth 30
The Plymouth Big Red took a tough 52-30 loss to Galion on Tuesday night in nonconference action.
Kendyll Tolbert led the Big Red with 21 points while Kristi Yeager had four, Brooklyn DiCappio chipped in with three and Addison Slone rounded out the scoring with two.
The Big Red falls to 0-2 and travels to Sandusky St. Mary’s Central Catholic on Dec. 1.
Saturday, Nov. 22
Ontario 41, Upper Sandusky 31
The Ontario Warriors completed a weekend sweep with a 41-31 win over Upper Sandusky on Saturday in nonconference action.
Rylee Milner led the way with 17 points while Addi Pittman added 13, Alaina Owens had nine and Tal Bise rounded out the scoring with two.
The Warriors improve to 2-0 on the season and travel to Tiffin Columbian on Nov. 25.
Orrville 60, Lucas 43
The Lucas Cubs took a tough 60-43 loss in the season opener on Saturday to Orrville in nonconference action.
Riley Trumpower led the way with 14 points while Emma Brown had 11, Katie Griffey had nine, Shiloh Walter scored five and Olivia Strassell and Morgan Trumpower rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
The Cubs fall to 0-1 and host Mount Gilead on Nov. 25.
Margaretta 56, Shelby 24
The Shelby Whippets suffered a tough 56-24 season-opening loss to Margaretta on Saturday afternoon in nonconference action.
Chloe Mahek led the Whippets with 14 points while Jordyn Thauvette had four, Addy Erwin added three, Natalie Kennard scored two and Braylee Sturts rounded out the scoring with one.
The Whippets fall to 0-1 and host Upper Sandusky on Nov. 25.
Colonel Crawford 64, Mansfield Christian 34
The Mansfield Christian Flames took a tough 64-34 loss to Colonel Crawford on Saturday night in their season opener.
Adelle Cramer and Brooklyn Rider led the Flames with nine points apiece while Bella Young added seven, Bailee Nelson had five and Zy’Eir Davis rounded out the scoring with four.
The Flames fall to 0-1 and host Loudonville on Nov. 25.
New Philadelphia 53, Mansfield Senior 10
The Mansfield Senior Tygers took a tough 53-10 loss to New Philadelphia on Saturday in Ohio Cardinal Conference action.
Callahan Cavanaugh scored six points while Taneyah Hammock added three and Jevaeh Hudgens rounded out the scoring with one.
The Tygers fall to 0-1 and host Ashland on Dec. 3.
Friday, Nov. 21
Clear Fork 66, Madison 44
The Clear Fork Colts picked up a season-opening win over the Madison Rams on Friday night by a final score of 66-44.
Ava Boccio led the Colts with 20 points including 11 in the third quarter alone while Elaina Pelkey had 15, Brinley Barnett had seven, Asia Bechtel had five, Hailly Thrush and Rozy Stover had four apiece, Jada Brokaw, Quinn Stover and Millie Chamberlin had three apiece and Ashtyn Wine rounded out the scoring with two.
Morgan Cook led the Rams with 16 points while Kaley Bowman and Addyson Powell had eight apiece, Maddie Berry had four, Cambree Howe and Avery O’Brien had three apiece and Caliyah Clapper rounded out the scoring with two.
The Colts improve to 1-0 on the year and host Lexington on Nov. 25. Madison falls to 0-1 and hosts Wynford the same night.
Ontario 56, Crestview 41
The Ontario Warriors cruised to a 56-41 season-opening win over Crestview on Friday night in nonconference action.
Rylee Milner led the Warriors with 16 points while Addi Pittman added 12, Carlie Schnittke had 11, Natalie Smith had 10, Elaina Owens scored three and Gracy Miller and Hayden Sexton rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Shelby Bays led Crestview with 13 points while Bella Grant added 12, Logan Moore and Makenzie Spoerr chipped in with six apiece and Danika Kingman and Taylor Weaver rounded out the scoring with two apiece.
Ontario improves to 1-0 on the year and travels to Upper Sandusky on Nov. 22 while Crestview is 0-1 and travels to Edison on Dec. 1.
Tiffin Columbian 43, Lexington 29
The Lexington Lady Lex took a tough 43-29 loss to Tiffin Columbian on Friday night in the season opener.
Sofia Brown led Lex with 16 points and 14 rebounds while Tatum Stover had five points and eight rebounds, Lauren Risser had three points, Carliann Hughes and Brynley Liersmann had two points apiece and Kylie Murfield rounded out the scoring with one.
Lady Lex falls to 0-1 and travels to Clear Fork on Nov. 25.
South Central 26, Plymouth 23
The Plymouth Big Red took a 26-23 loss to South Central in Firelands Conference action on Friday in a game that was played at Rocket Mortgage Arena in Cleveland.
Kendyll Tolbert led the Big Red with 12 points while Aly Lewis, Addison Slone and Kristi Yeager had three apiece and Brooklyn DiCappio and Rylie Edwards had one apiece.
Plymouth falls to 0-1 and hosts Galion on Nov. 25.
This article originally appeared on Mansfield News Journal: Richland County Girls Basketball Scoreboard: Crestview beats South Central