Serving Lucas, Ottawa, Sandusky and Wood Counties
This roundup includes games played Jan. 12-18.
Oak Harbor (12-4, 7-0 NBC) knocked off Old Fort (58-26) and Woodmore (48-30) in a pair of non-league matchups, which improved the team’s winning streak to four.
The Rockets opened strong against Old Fort, doubling up the hosts after each of the first two quarters. Reghan Markley had a game-best 17 points, while Karder Haas (14) and Brooke Tabbert (13) totaled 27 combined. Kendall Gaines nearly joined them with eight points off the bench.
Down 17-16 at the half, Oak Harbor turned it on over the final 16 minutes against Woodmore to produce the win. Markley had 15 of her game-high 18 points in the second half, while Haas had nine of her 16 over the same duration. The Rockets scored 18 points from long distance as a team.
Eastwood (8-5, 4-3 NBC) defeated Riverdale (54-50) and Southview (62-59) to finish undefeated during the week.
The trio of Ava Kachmarik, Lauren Schuerman, and Gracyn Reiter had 10 points apiece in a balanced scoring effort against Riverdale. Karissa Nelson (8), Kenna Nelson (7), and Karly Wasserman (6) added 21 combined, and Mack Miller chipped in three. Karissa Nelson added a team-high eight rebounds and six steals. Kenna Nelson added six rebounds, and Schuerman swiped five steals.
Karissa Nelson registered a game-high 21 points to lead the Eagles over Southview. Schuerman added 12 points, while Kachmarik had 10 points. Kenna Nelson added nine points and seven rebounds. Wasserman finished with three points and a team-high six steals, while Reiter had three points and seven rebounds.
Lake (8-7, 2-5 NBC) knocked off Elmwood (48-41) in a non-league matchup in the team’s lone game of the week. Aubrina Morales poured in a game-high 17 points, including six in the fourth quarter, while Brooke Wiley added 16 points. Gabby Moreno (7) and Kaydence Eckenrode (5) combined for 12 points, and Paige Allen had the other three.
Northwood (2-9, 1-5 SBC) dominated Waite (50-10) in its lone game of the week behind solid performances from Alyssa Boubon, who had 13 points, and Emily Reichow, who had 11 points. Kadience Karmol added nine points, while Camryn Haas (6), Marissa Gutekunst (5), Olivia Eischen (2), Kayla Schlegel (2), and Averey Perlaky (2) also contributed in the scoring column.
Genoa (11-4, 5-1 NBC) saw its eight-game win streak snapped with a tough road loss to Northview (58-53).
Makenna Moritz produced a game-high 20 points in the matchup, while Keira Combs added 14. Lucy Schlageter was third in scoring with nine for the Comets, while Addi Moritz chipped in six. A 20-12 second quarter for the Wildcats proved to be the difference in the game.
Gibsonburg (9-4, 7-0 SBC) fell to Ottawa Hills (42-35) in its lone matchup of the week. Elly Evarts led the Golden Bears with 11 points, seven steals, two assists, two rebounds, and one block, while Leah Hall had 10 points, seven rebounds, and two steals. Emma Jividen and Ava Dawson chipped in six points apiece, while the duo also pulled down nine rebounds, led by five from Dawson. Emily Henderson led the team with 10 rebounds, and Jividen also had three steals.
Cardinal Stritch (4-10, 1-2 TAAC) fell to Port Clinton (54-41) and Bowsher (55-24) in a pair of non-league matchups.
Makayla “KK” Miltz had a team-best 12 points along with five rebounds against Port Clinton, while the trio of Alivia Castro, Amaya Hill, and Morgan Kennedy had nine points each. Hill pulled down a game-best 15 rebounds. Castro added six boards, while Carbe joined Miltz with five rebounds. Stats weren’t reported for the Bowsher game.
Woodmore (8-4, 6-1 SBC) dropped its lone matchup of the week to Oak Harbor (48-30). After taking a one-point lead at the half, the Wildcats were outscored 32-13 in the final 16 minutes as the Rockets tallied 18 points from long distance as a team during those two quarters. Kelsey Kaylor had a team-best 11 points, while Keira Travis added nine.
Waite (0-12, 0-4 City League) fell to Bowsher (50-9) and Northwood (50-10) during the week. Stats weren’t reported.
Clay (1-11, 1-4 NLL) fell to Maumee (51-15) and Bowling Green (57-21) in its two games. Stats weren’t reported.
