Prep girls basketball roundup - Week 13

This roundup is for games played between Feb. 9 through the end of the regular season.

Gibsonburg (18-4, 16-0 SBC) wrapped up the program’s first-ever undefeated season in league play with victories over St. Mary Central Catholic (63-26), SJCC (56-12), and Danbury (57-29). In doing so, the Golden Bears pushed its winning streak to nine straight.

Elly Evarts produced a game-high 26 points along with seven assists, seven steals, six rebounds, and two blocks against SMCC. Leah Hall added 13 points, five rebounds, and two assists, while Katie Hall had six rebounds and four points. Ava Dawson, Lacey Castillo, and Emily Henderson also added four points apiece.

Evarts had 19 points, nine steals, seven assists, three rebounds, and a block against SJCC. Katie Hall, Leah Hall, and Dawson added seven points apiece, while Henderson chipped in six. Leah Hall had six rebounds and five steals, Dawson had four rebounds, Katie Hall had five rebounds and two steals, and Henderson had three steals.

Evarts tallied 17 points, nine rebounds, seven assists, two steals, and two blocks against Danbury. Leah Hall almost added a double-double with 10 points, nine rebounds, and four steals, while Taylor Rapp had seven points and four rebounds. Henderson also scored seven points and pulled down four rebounds. Bree Gamble had three steals in eight minutes.

Oak Harbor (18-4, 12-0 NBC) pushed its winning streak to 10 straight and wrapped up an undefeated conference season with wins over Huron (56-40) and Eastwood (62-30).

A balanced scoring effort led Oak Harbor against Huron as Karder Haas had a team-high 10 points. Brooke Tabbert added nine, while the trio of Laney Schmidt, Kaitlyn Meloche, and Kendall Gaines had eight apiece. Reghan Markley added seven points, and Haylee Robinson contributed six as seven players tallied at least six.

The Rockets accumulated 10 3-pointers as a team against Eastwood, led by four from Markley, who had a game-high 19 points. Haas (13) and Tabbert (11) combined for 24 points, while Meloche (7), Gaines (6), and Schmidt (5) totaled 18.

Genoa (16-6, 10-2 NBC) picked up wins over Maumee (62-52) and Rossford (74-22).

The win over Maumee featured a game-high 21 points from Makenna Moritz, while Keira Combs (14) and Addi Moritz (13) also reached double figures. Kylie Pennington (6), Stella Rethman (5), and Adrianna Williams (3) rounded out the scoring.

Addi Moritz produced a game-high 18 points against Rossford, while Makenna Moritz (15) and Combs (12) also reached double figures. Williams and Pennington scored nine apiece, while Lucy Schlageter added six in her return from injury.

Eastwood (13-10, 5-7 NBC) wrapped up its regular season with a victory over Woodmore (40-38), which followed a pair of losses to Margaretta (54-36) and Oak Harbor (62-30).

Ava Kachmarik led the Eagles against Margaretta with 14 points, while Karissa Nelson added eight points. Kenna Nelson dished out five assists, while Mack Miller had seven rebounds.

Miller added 12 more rebounds against Oak Harbor while producing four points. Kenna Nelson and Kachmarik each scored a team-best eight points, while Gracyn Reiter and Karissa Nelson had five points apiece.

Miller produced a double-double with 10 points, 12 rebounds, and six steals in the win over Woodmore. Kachmarik had a game-best 11 points, while Karissa Nelson and Reiter had six points apiece. Kenna Nelson added five points.

Woodmore (16-7, 13-2 SBC) had a six-game winning streak snapped in a loss to Eastwood (40-38) to conclude the regular season. Prior to that, the Wildcats knocked off Danbury (47-21) and St. Mary Central Catholic (70-28).

In the win over Danbury, Woodmore held its opponent to zero field goals and just six points in the second half. Izzy Helmke produced 14 points with four 3-pointers, and Keira Travis added 12 points.

Woodmore’s defense was strong once again against St. Mary Central Catholic, holding them to just 13 points over the final three quarters. Helmke made five more 3-pointers, racking up a game-best 15 points. Travis added 11 points, while Ariana Florio and Kelsey Kaylor added 10 points apiece.

Florio led the Wildcats with 11 points against Eastwood, while Travis (8), Kaylor (7), Helmke (6), and Camille Strong (6) rounded out the scoring.

Lake (12-10, 5-7 NBC) was defeated by Maumee (50-28) in its lone game. Brooke Wiley scored a game-high 18 points for the Flyers, while Gabby Moreno (3), Rowan Brossia (3), Kaydence Eckenrode (2), and Paige Allen (2) rounded out the scoring.

Northwood (3-19, 2-12 SBC) lost to SJCC (40-34) and Danbury (34-24).

 Alyssa Boubon produced a team-best 11 points against SJCC, while Avery Perlaky had nine. Emily Reichow chipped in six, while Olivia Eischen (3) and Marissa Gutekunst (2) combined for five.

Boubon had nine points to lead the Rangers against Danbury, while Kadience Karmol added seven. Camryn Haas scored three, and Reichow added one to round out the scoring.

 Cardinal Stritch (6-16, 1-5 TAAC) suffered a loss to Toledo Christian (57-30) in its lone game. Amaya Hill had a game-high 20 points and 13 rebounds, while Morgan Kennedy (7), Makayla “KK” Miltz (2), and Erin Carbe (1) rounded out the scoring.

Waite (1-16, 1-5 City League) suffered a loss to West (46-32). Stats weren’t reported.

Clay (2-20, 2-8 NLL) suffered a pair of losses to two of the state’s best teams: Bellevue (77-15) and Anthony Wayne (74-10). Stats weren’t reported.