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Thursday, 01 January 2009

VAN WERT -- All the latest news in VW-Area sports (boys basketball, wrestling, bowling, and girls basketball) is listed below. BOYS BASKETBALL: Antwerp 68, Edon 48 HICKSVILLE -- Antwerp outscored Edon 34-20 in the first half as they cruised to a 68-48 victory in the championship game of the Route 49 Classic at Hicksville. Adam Taylor led the Archers (5-0) with 16 points, while T.J. Short scored 15 and Jordan Koppenhofer had 12. Ryan Becker paced the Blue Bombers (1-5) with 16 points. Brandt Thiel finished with 12. BOX SCORE ANTWERP (68) - North 3; Tempel 2; Lucas 2; Taylor 16; Koppenhofer 12; Woodard 7; Kobee 0; Short 15; Rindahl 5; Chamberlain 6. Totals 26-12-68. EDON (48) - J. Wells 9; Thiel 12; T. Wells 4; Gibbs 2; Sonneberger 4; R. Wells 1; Becker 16. Totals 15-12-48. Three-point goals: Antwerp - Koppenhofer 2, North, Short. Edon - J. Wells 3, Thiel 2, T. Wells. Antwerp 24 10 14 20 - 68 Edon 14 6 14 14 - 48 ----- O-G 60, Archbold 44 ARCHBOLD -- Ottawa-Glandorf remained unbeaten with a 60-44 win over Archbold on the road. Colton Everett and Quinn Kaufman led the Titans (6-0) with 10 points each. David Rupp led the Blue Streaks (3-5) with 15 points, while Telly Fricke contributed 10. BOX SCORE OTTAWA-GLANDORF (60) - Brickner 7; Everett 10; T. Kuhlman 9; Johnson 3; Schmiedebusch 2; Moening 9; Rosebrock 0; B. Kuhlman 6; Kaufman 10; Schomaeker 0; Greve 2; Laubenthal 2. Totals 22-13-60. ARCHBOLD (44) - Cor. Walker 5; Price 3; McQuillin 1; Rupp 15; P. Miller 0; Fricke 10; Smith 5; S. Miller 2; Col. Walker 3; Goering 0. Totals 13-15-44. Three-point goals: Ottawa-Glandorf - T. Kuhlman 2, Johnson. Archbold - Fricke 2, Cor. Walker. Rebounds: Ottawa-Glandorf 23, Archbold 28. Turnovers: Ottawa-Glandorf 15, Archbold 23. O-G 16 14 12 18 - 60 Archbold 12 11 10 11 - 44 Reserves: Ottawa-Glandorf, 42-38. ----- Parkway 62, Paulding 41 PAULDING -- The Parkway defense held Paulding to single digits in the final three quarters to earn a 62-41 win. Zach Bates led Parkway (6-0) with 14 points. Devan Bermejo led Paulding (1-5) with 11 points. BOX SCORE PARKWAY (62) - Fisher 13; Archer 8; King 1; Oliver 3; Z. Bates 13; Bills 8; Hunter 6; Nuttle 2; Long 2; Luginbill 2; Steinbrunner 4. Totals 23-14-62. PAULDING (41) - Dangler 1; Bermejo 11; Troyer 9; Schroeder 9; Riley 2; Harder 2; Welch 7. Totals 14-7-41. Three-point goals: Parkway - Archer, Oliver. Paulding - Bermejo 2, Troyer 2, Schroeder, Welch. Parkway 14 19 16 13 - 62 Paulding 17 8 8 8 - 41 Reserves: Paulding, 34-32. ----- M. City 48, L. Center 44 LIBERTY CENTER -- Miller City improved to 5-1 with a 48-44 win over Liberty Center. Kyle Niese led the Wildcats with 16 points. Patrick Brown scored 15 points to lead the Tigers (0-4), while Danny Irving added 12. BOX SCORE MILLER CITY (48) - Vennekotter 5; R. Lammers 7; Wenzinger 9; K. Niese 16; S. Lammers 3; Konst 4; J. Niese 4. Totals 19-9-48. LIBERTY CENTER (44) - L. Burdue 3; Rogers 5; A. Burdue 3; Irving 12; Brown 15; Snow 6. Totals 16-7-44. Three-point goals: Miller City - S. Lammers. Liberty Center - Irving 2, Rogers, A. Burdue, Brown. Rebounds: Miller City 26, Liberty Center 18. Turnovers: Miller City 15, Liberty Center 17. Miller City 10 7 18 13 - 48 L. Center 7 5 18 14 - 44 Reserves: Liberty Center, 59-56 3 OT. ----- Ft. Jenn. 64, L-view 63 FORT JENNINGS -- Jared Horstman hit a 15-foot jumper at the buzzer to lift Fort Jennings past Lincolnview, 64-63. Horstman led the Musketeers (3-3) with 28 points, while Trevor VonSossan added 18. Matt Evans scored 20 points to lead the Lancers (3-3). BOX SCORE LINCOLNVIEW (63) - Simpson 8; Evans 20; Thatcher 15; Frey 4; Profit 6; Morris 6; Lewis 4. Totals 27-2-63. FORT JENNINGS (64) - Mesker 4; Norbeck 2; VonSossan 18; Horstman 28; Calvelage 4; Warnecke 8. Totals 23-14-64. Three-point goals: Lincolnview - Thatcher 4, Morris 2, Evans. Fort Jennings - VonSossan 2, Horstman 2. Rebounds: Lincolnview 25 (Lewis 7), Fort Jennings 28 (Warnecke 10). Turnovers: Lincolnview 7, Fort Jennings 11. Lincolnview 15 17 19 12 - 63 Ft. Jennings 17 11 12 24 - 64 ----- Pan.-Gilboa 61, Leipsic 47 PANDORA -- Pandora-Gilboa defeated Putnam County League rival Leipsic, 61-47. Joshua Lee led the Rockets (6-0, 3-0 PCL) with 23 points, while Troy Stevenson finished with 12. Derek Mangas knocked down 20 points to lead Leipsic (1-4, 0-2 PCL), while Liam Nadler added 10. BOX SCORE LEIPSIC (47) - D. Schroeder 2; Maag 4; Nadler 10; Gibson 2; Mangas 20; Castillo 7; J. Schroeder 2. Totals 16-14-47. PANDORA-GILBOA (61) - Maag 12; Hall 0; N. Lee 4; Hochstettler 10; Niese 2; Swary 0; Gratz 10; J. Lee 23. Totals 21-19-61. Three-point goals: Leipsic - Mangas. Pandora-Gilboa - Maag 2, Hochstettler 2, J. Lee. Leipsic 9 14 12 12 - 47 Pan.-Gilboa 13 13 16 19 - 61 Reserves: Pandora-Gilboa, 35-27. ******************************* WRESTLING: VW wrestling update The Van Wert High School wrestling team competed in the Greater Miami Valley Wrestling Association Holiday Tournament held at Vandalia Butler High School this past Saturday and Sunday. There were 43 teams that participated, with Graham easily winning with 397 team points and 12 first-place finishes in the 14 total weight classes. Van Wert finished 29th overall and 14th in the small school division. Individually, sophomore Connor Massillo placed fourth for the second year in a row in the 145-pound weight class. Senior Austin McIntosh, at 215 pounds, placed eighth in his division. As a side note, 2003 Van Wert High School graduate and outstanding high school and college wrestler Jason Roush is coaching the Glen Este wrestling team, which placed sixth overall and fifth in the large school division with 104.5 team points. Following is a breakdown of the individual matches: Rat-tail 152 pounds - Steve Hall (Mt. Vernon) pin Tony Schaffner (Van Wert) 0:54 First round: 119 pounds - Sheldon Kegley (Graham) tech. fall Sean Dorsch (Van Wert) 24-7 125 pounds - Derek Spangler (Sidney) pin Joe Speakman (Van Wert) 0:48 130 pounds - Danni Hodge (Wilmington) tech. fall Vince Moreland (Van Wert) 15-0 135 pounds - Adam Jacobs (Miamisburg) pin Brian Voisard (Van Wert) 1:12 140 pounds - Jeremy Strahan (Tecumseh) dec. Gyer Blackmore (Van Wert) 7-5 145 pounds - Connor Massillo (Van Wert) pin Shylar McIntire (Indian Lake) 3:40 160 pounds - Justin Sneary (Tecumseh) dec. Brad Allmandinger (Van Wert) 9-3 171 pounds - Cory Hirschy (Van Wert) pin Justin Baker (Milton-Union) 2:46 189 pounds - Matt Noggle (Van Wert) pin Michael Short (Hillsboro) 1:38 215 pounds - Dakota Burke (Milton-Union) dec. Austin McIntosh (Van Wert) 3-2 OT 285 pounds - James Hardman (Van Wert) pin Lloyd Davis (Centerville) 0:54 Consolation rat-tail 152 pounds - Dusty Laughlin (Carlisle) pin Tony Schaffner (Van Wert) 2:23 First consolation: 119 pounds - Treg Logsdon (Lebanon) tech. fall Sean Dorsch (Van Wert) 15-0 125 pounds - Zane Goldberg (Miami East) pin Joe Speakman (Van Wert) 2:08 130 pounds - Caleb Lonkard (Ryle) pin Vince Moreland (Van Wert) 0:27 135 pounds - Max Greer (Northmont) dec. Brian Voisard (Van Wert) 9-5 140 pounds - Reed Pyers (Miami East) dec. Gyer Blackmore (Van Wert) 5-2 160 pounds - Nate Fry (Mt. Vernon) maj. dec. Brad Allmandinger (Van Wert) 11-2 Second round: 103 pounds - E.J. Mowen (Greeneview) tech. fall Zack Burk (Van Wert) 19-4 112 pounds - Chris Heiss (Miami East) maj. dec. Dillan Foust (Van Wert) 12-0 145 pounds - Connor Massillo (Van Wert) maj. dec. Selo Ramjattan (Greenville) 10-2 171 pounds - Will Hogben (Ryle) maj. dec. Cory Hirschy( Van Wert) 15-5 189 pounds - Matt Noggle (Van Wert) pin Mitch Johnston (Miamisburg) 4:51 285 pounds - James Hardman (Van Wert) pin Scott Wimmer (Miami East) 3:56 Second consolation: 103 pounds - Aaron Byers (Piqua) dec. Zack Burk (Van Wert) 11-6 112 pounds - Dillan Foust (Van Wert) pin Jake Weber (Wilmington) 2:06 171 pounds - Matt Cantrell (Northmont) dec. Cory Hirschy (Van Wert) 5-4 Third consolation: 112 pounds - Seth Davis (Versailles) dec. Dillan Foust (Van Wert) 7-2 215 pounds - Austin McIntosh (Van Wert) dec. Jamie Miller (Oak Hills) 5-4 Quarterfinal: 145 pounds - Connor Massillo (Van Wert) dec. Korey Shotwell (Campbell County) 9-2 189 pounds - Nick Miller (Centerville) dec. Matt Noggle (Van Wert) 10-3 285 pounds - Jordan Beverly (West Carrollton) pin James Hardman (Van Wert) 0:33 Fourth consolation: 189 pounds - Joe Inkrott (Northmont) dec. Matt Noggle (Van Wert) 6-1 215 pounds - Austin McIntosh (Van Wert) dec. Dane Cullen (Mt. Vernon) 5-4 285 pounds - A.J. Ralston (Hamilton) pin James Hardman (Van Wert) 4:20 Consolation quarterfinal: 215 pounds - Dakota Burke (Milton-Union) dec. Austin McIntosh (Van Wert) 7-3 Semifinal: 145 pounds - Brian Stephens (Graham) tech. fall Connor Massillo (Van Wert) 19-3 Consolation semifinal: 145 pounds - Connor Massillo (Van Wert) maj. dec. Chris Kimmel (Eaton) 15-6 Seventh place: 215 pounds - Michael Fontaine (Miamisburg) dec. Austin McIntosh (Van Wert) 3-2 Third place: 145 pounds - Trevor Nickolai (Piqua) pin Connor Massillo (Van Wert) 2:02 ************************* BOWLING: Cougar Bowling update In one of the top matches of the day, the Van Wert boys’ varsity bowing team, with one loss, rolled against unbeaten Wapakoneta. The Cougars started the match down 51 pins after the first regular game, scoring a 928 to a 979 game by Wapak. In the next regular game, the Van Wert team rolled hot, racking up a total of 1,007 pins to a cool 888 game by the Redskins. This gained the Cougars 119 pins and an overall 68-pin advantage. In the first of the baker games, Wapakoneta struck first, gaining 19 pins to cut the Cougars’ lead to 49. However, Van Wert was ready to roll and wouldn’t allow the Redskins to catch up. The Cougars gained pins in the final four baker games to give them a 2,874-2,676 victory on the day – a 198-pin advantage. With the Cougars’ win, the league has a four-way tie for first place, with Coldwater, Van Wert, Wapak and St. Marys all at 5-1. High scores on the day for the Cougars were Eason Ladd, 247 and 189; Luke Riley, 225 and 201; Nate Simson, 199 and 192; and Devin Beair, 192 and 188. Van Wert will roll back into action next Saturday in New Bremen against Marion Local. For all stats go to the league website at www.wohsbc.com. The Lady Cougars led after the regular games by 208 pins and never looked back in the bakers, gaining another 127 pins there for a 335-pin victory. The win leaves Van Wert in a two-way tie for fourth place with a 5-1 record on the season. High scores for the Cougars were as follows: Kellie Mace, 220 and 197; Terry Simson, 193 and 189; and Britany Myers, 171. The Van Wert girls will roll again next Saturday in New Bremen against a tough Versailles team, which is also 5-1 on the season. For all stats go to www.wohsbc.com. ********************* GIRLS BASKETBALL: DELPHOS JEFFERSON 53, VAN WERT 40: Ashley Watkins scored 18 and Jenna Miller added 13 to help the Wildcats to the victory at Van Wert. Delphos Jefferson is 6-0, Van Wert is 2-5. Jessica McClellean led Van Wert with 9 points. ----- CRESTVIEW 57, FORT JENNINGS 27: Crestview outscored Fort Jennings 38-10 in the second half. Carly Lichtensteiger netted 17 points for Crestview and Melissa Eickholt scored 13. Kayla Knippen scored 8 for Fort Jennings while Lauren Norbeck had 8 rebounds. ----- Ottoville 39, O-G 32 OTTAWA -- Tied heading into the final eight minutes of action, Ottoville outscored Ottawa-Glandorf 12-5 to pick up the 39-32 victory and keep the Lady Titans winless. Kari Beining and Tasha Kaufman each had 12 points to lead the Lady Green (5-1). Brooke Kaufman was the highest scoring Titan (0-5), finishing with nine points. BOX SCORE OTTOVILLE (39) - Kaufman 12; K. Beining 12; Modica 8; Ditto 5; Becker 2; Maag 0; Kramer 0; Hohlbein 0; B. Beining 0. Totals 14-9-39. OTTAWA-GLANDORF (32) - B. Kaufman 9; Bingley 8; D. Kaufman 5; Hershberger 4; Ellerbrock 4; Wehri 2; Deters 0; Borgelt 0; Zynda 0. Totals 14-2-32. Three-point goals: Ottoville - K. Beining, Ditto. Ottawa-Glandorf - B. Kaufman, D. Kaufman. Ottoville 11 11 5 12 - 39 Ottawa-Glandorf 8 7 12 5 - 32 Reserves: Ottoville, 43-29. ----- Minster 63, Miller City 38 Elida 63, Miller City 52 ELIDA -- Miller City dropped a pair of contests at the Elida Holiday Tournament, falling to Minster 63-38 on Friday and 63-52 to Elida on Saturday. Carri Griggs scored 13 points to lead the Wildcats (2-6) on Friday and added 14 points on Saturday, second only to Lindsay Pester who had 16 points. Chelsy Simpson scored 21 points for Elida (4-4), with Chelsea Mathias (13) and Kylie Prince (10) also reaching double-digits. BOX SCORES MINSTER (63) - Monnin 14; Fullenkamp 12; Brown 8; Weitzel 7; Wolf 6; Steinemann 6; Dahlinghaus 4; Huelsman 4; Kemper 2. Totals 27-4-63. MILLER CITY (38) - Griggs 13; Wenzinger 8; Schroeder 6; Rohls 4; Nienberg 4; Niese 3. Totals 12-10-38. Three-point goals: Minster - Monnin 4, Weitzel. Miller City - Wenzinger 2, Niese, Griggs. Rebounds: Minster 32, Miller City 14. Turnovers: Minster 14, Miller City 17. Minster 22 18 15 8 - 63 Miller City 14 5 14 5 - 38 Reserves: Minster, 38-25. MILLER CITY (52) - Pester 16; Griggs 14; Vennekotter 8; Wenzinger 6; Niese 3; Nienberg 3; Kohls 2; Palte 0; Schroeder 0. Totals 17-12-52. ELIDA (63) - Simpson 21; Mathias 13; Prince 10; Smith 8; Peters 6; Stirn 3; Moening 2; Duffy 0; Saddler 0. Totals 22-13-63. Three-point goals: Miller City - Pester 4, Wenzinger 2. Elida - Simpson 3, Prince, Mathias. Rebounds: Miller City 32 (Kohls 9), Elida 21. Turnovers: Miller City 11, Elida 12. Miller City 15 19 9 9 - 52 Elida 16 15 23 9 - 63 Reserves: Liberty Benton, 44-33. ----- Continental 52, P. Henry 41 CONTINENTAL -- After falling behind Patrick Henry 11-8 in the first quarter, the Continental Lady Pirates leapt ahead in the second quarter and went on to capture a 52-41 victory. The win keeps the Lady Pirates' record flawless this season at 6-0 while the Lady Patriots slip to 2-5. Janelle Doenges led the way for the Pirates with 13 points while Erin Weisenburger added 10 points. Tiffany Ehlers scored a game-high 19 points for the Lady Pats. BOX SCORE PATRICK HENRY (41) - Christman 2; Seeman 0; Ehlers 19; Nickels 3; Gerbers 0; Hoffman 0; Meyer 4; McGraw 9; Badenhop 4. Totals 18-3-41. CONTINENTAL (52) - Tegenkamp 5; Brown 4; Ford 9; Doenges 13; Howard 1; Bradley 3; Donaldson 3; Holtsberry 4; Weisenburger 10. Totals 20-10-52. Three-point goals: Patrick Henry - Ehlers, Nickels. Continental - Tegenkamp, Bradley. Rebounds: Patrick Henry 15, Continental 30. Turnovers: Patrick Henry 20, Continental 10. Patrick Henry 11 12 14 4 - 41 Continental 8 16 13 15 - 52 ----- Wapakoneta 33, Kalida 27 KALIDA -- Wapakoneta hit the road and picked up a 33-27 vitory over host Kalida. Wapak's Heidi Schlegel was the game's leading scorer with 10 points. BOX SCORE WAPAKONETA (33) - Stevely 4; Schneider 5; Steinke 5; Golden 5; Helmstetter 4; Schlegel 10. Totals 12-8-33. KALIDA (27) - VonderEmbse 9; Horstman 6; Turnwald 5; Verhoff 3; Kaufman 2; Fuerst 2. Totals 11-2-27. Three-point goals: Wapakoneta - Golden. Kalida - Turnwald, Verhoff, VanderEmbse. Rebounds: Wapakoneta 31, Kalida 31. Turnovers: Wapakoneta 9, Kalida 15. Wapakoneta 8 8 10 7 - 3 Kalida 9 11 4 3 - 27 Reserves: Kalida, 28-27. ----- PANDORA-GILBOA 65, ALLEN EAST 25: Pandora-Gilboa jumped out to a 22-2 first quarter lead en route to the nonleague win. The Rockets improve to 4-2. Taylor Hermiller scored 14 points for P-G, Stephanie Recker added 11 points and Leah Luginbill had 10 points. Mackenzie Salyers scored 7 points for Allen East. ************************** BOYS BASKETBALL: Continental 59, Stryker 55 STRYKER -- Continental jumped out to a 16-6 advantage after eight minutes of action and held on for a 59-55 victory over host Stryker to improve to 5-0. Chase Ordway netted 20 points for Continental to lead all scorers and Ben Schwarzman added 18 tallies for the Pirates. Jordan Jaggers paced the Panthers (3-3) with 16 points while Blake Ruffer added 11 and Dillon Gansmiller had 10. BOX SCORE CONTINENTAL (59) - Spitnale 6; Homier 4; Ordway 20; Schmidt 9; Schwarzman 18; Baden 0; Slattman 0; Sharp 0; Weisenburger 2. Totals 16-30-59. STRYKER (55) - Jaggers 16; Erb 7; Olmstead 3; Ruffer 11; Brown 4; Gansmiller 10; Frank 2; Doehrmann 2. Totals 18-12-55. Three-point goals: Continental - Ordway 3. Stryker - Ruffer 2, Cansmiller. Rebounds: Continental 12, Stryker 24. Turnovers: Continental 25, Stryker 26. Continental 16 11 11 21 - 59 Stryker 6 17 12 20 - 55. ----- Ayersville 66, Leipsic 52 LEIPSIC -- Tied at 46 through three quarters of play, the Ayersville Pilots outscored host Leipsic 20-6 in the final period to earn a 66-52 victory. Senior Logan Wolfrum led the Pilots with a game-high 34 points. Wolfrum sank all all seven of his fourth-quarter free-throws and in all scored 11 of the Pilots' 20 fourth-quarter points. Magic Trapps also ended the night in double digits for the Pilots, scoring 13 points. Liam Nadler led Leipsic with 21 points while teammate Derek Mangas added 18. BOX SCORE AYERSVILLE (66) - Seifert 7; Flint 6; Ewers 0; Trapps 13; Wolfrum 34; Vandemark 2; Smith 4; Brown 0. Totals21-24-66. LEIPSIC (52) - D. Scroeder 3; Maag 2; Nadler 21; Gibson 1; Mangas 18; Castillo 3; Schroeder 4. Totals 19-23-52. Three-point goals: Ayersville - Wolfrum 3, Trapps. Leipsic - D. Schroeder, Castillo. Ayersville 15 22 9 20 - 66 Leipsic 11 14 21 6 - 52. ----- Miller City 70, Wayne Trace 48 MILLER CITY -- Rusty Lammers hit seven 3-pointers and scored a game-high 30 points to help lead Miller City to a 70-48 win over Wayne Trace. Kyle Niese added 14 points for the Wildcats (4-1) while Cody Vennekotter chipped in 12. Derrick Baksa paced the Raiders (0-4) with 12 points. BOX SCORE WAYNE TRACE (48) - Hale 8; Davis 4; Foust 6; Akkerman 9; Sherry 2; Beckman 1; Gordan 2; Baksa 12; Stoller 4. Totals 18-7-48. MILLER CITY (70) - Vennekotter 12; R. Lammers 30; Wenzinger 4; K. Niese 14; S. Lammers 1; Brown 2; Konst 2; J. Niese 5. Totals 22-18-70. Three-point goals: Wayne Trace - Hale 2, Foust 2, Akkerman. Miller City - R. Lammers 7, Wenzinger. Rebounds: Wayne Trace 19, Miller City 24. W. Trace 12 13 14 9 - 48 M. City 15 16 15 24 - 70 Reserves: Miller City, 42-35. ----- O-G 70, Perrysburg 65 OTTAWA -- The Titans of Ottawa-Glandorf picked up a 70-65 victory over visiting Perrysburg. Taylor Kuhlman of O-G (5-0) hit the 30-point plateau with the help of five 3-pointers while Colton Everett finished with 16. Perrysburg's (6-2) Hughes rivaled Kuhlman's performance with 27 of his own while Hieber added 17 points. BOX SCORE PERRYSBURG (65) - Smith 4; Boyce 4; Schenk 9; Hughes 27; Hieber 17; Falls 2; Manquette 2. Totals 26-8-65. OTTAWA-GLANDORF (70) - Brickner 0; Everett 16; T. Kuhlman 30; Johnson 2; Schmiedebusch 7; Moening 7; Rosebrock 0; B. Kuhlman 4; Kaufman 0; Laubenthal 4. Totals 29-7-70. Three-point goals: Perrysburg - Schenk 3, Hieber 2. O-G - T. Kuhlman 5. Turnovers: Perrysburg 23, O-G 6. Perrysburg 22 12 11 20 - 65 O-G 16 20 19 15 - 70 ----- Ottoville 49, D. Jefferson 41 OTTOVILLE -- Ottoville outlasted Delphos Jefferson 49-41 on Saturday to remain undefeated for the season. Brad Turnwald led the Big Green (5-0) with 13 points while Scott Puhlman added 11. Mike Rahrig paced the Wildcats (2-3) with 10 points. BOX SCORE DELPHOS JEFFERSON (41) - Ebbeskotte 7; Jettinghoff 2; Rahrig 10; Carder 3; Miller 4; Antaus 8; Shively 3; Gerdeman 4. Totals 16-7-41. OTTOVILLE (49) - Miller 8; Koch 7; N. Turnwald 2; S. Pohlman 11; K. Pohlman 6; B. Turnwald 13; Altenburger 2. Totals 19-7-49. Three-point goals: Delphos Jefferson - Ebbeskotte, Carder. Ottoville - Miller, Koch, Pohlman, Turnwald. D. Jefferson 7 3 19 12 - 41 Ottoville 2 15 12 20 - 49 Reserves: Delphos Jefferson, 40-35. ----- P.-Gilboa 57, Co. Grove 38 COLUMBUS GROVE -- Columbus Grove fell 57-38 to Pandora-Gilboa in a Putnam County League basketball match-up Saturday. The Pandora-Gilboa (5-0) squad only had five players score in the contest with 53 of the 57 points coming from Joshua Lee (23), Tyler Gratz (16) and Sam Maag (14). Columbus Grove's (1-2) Drew Barto led the Bulldog offense with 11 points while Nate Schroeder added eight. BOX SCORE PANDORA GILBOA (57) - S. Swary 0; Stevenson 0; Maag 14; N. Lee 2; Hochstettler 2; Niese 0; T. Swary 0; Gratz 16; J. Lee 23; Shutz 0. COLUMBUS GROVE (38) - Schroeder 8; King 0; Vagt 1; Risser 2; Verhoff 2; Kohls 6; Bair 1; Jennell 0; Barto 11; Meuleman 7; Miller 0; Ricker 0. Three-point goals: Pandora Gilboa - Maag, J. Lee. Columbus Grove - Schroeder 2, Meuleman. Pandora Gilboa 8 17 13 19 - 57 Columbus Grove 8 13 7 10 - 38 ----- Friday's Game Continental 55, T. Chrstn 31 CONTINENTAL -- Continental remained perfect on the season by knocking off Temple Christian 55-31 Friday night. John Spitnale led the way for the 4-0 Pirates with 16 points and teammate Ben Weisenburger chipped in 11 more. Josh Kroelher scored 11 points to lead Temple Christian, which committed 30 turnovers. BOX SCORE TEMPLE CHRISTIAN (31) - Kroelher 11; T. Sutton 6; P. Sutton 4; High 3; Winkleman 2; Gibson 2; Anaya 2; Young 1. Totals 9-12-31. CONTINENTAL (55) - Spitnale 16; Schwarzman 11; Ordway 5; Schmidt 4; Weisenburger 4; Slattman 4; Homier 3; M. Recker 3; Sharp 3; Baden 2; Keck 0; J. Recker 0; Fry 0; Prowant 0. Totals 22-8-55. Three-point goals: Temple Christian - P. Sutton. Continental - Homier, Ordway, M. Recker. Rebounds: Temple Christian 26, Continental 19. Turnovers: Temple Christian 30, Continental 15. Temple Christian 8 2 12 9 - 31 Continental 12 19 10 14 - 55 Reserves: Continental, 43-23.