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Eon Wins at E Throw Line + THE BLADE: TOLEDO, OHIO t SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2008 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL w SECTION C, PAGE 5 + Midpark 36 BOYS Emmanuel Christian16 9 14 4 4 – 47 Bucyrus Wynford 52, N. Robinson Col. Crawford 33 City League Heartland Christian14 12 11 6 3 – 46 Can. GlenOak 87, Louisville 76 League Overall City League Can. Timken 80, Wooster Triway 53 Canal Fulton Northwest 75, Can. Cent. Cath. 72, OT Libbey 10-1 18-2 Wauseon wins at Toledo Christian 76, Bowsher 60 EMMANUEL CHRISTIAN: Behan 3-2-5-17; Noss Canfi eld 72, Youngs. Austintown-Fitch 43 St. John’s Jesuit 10-1 14-6 JV Championship 2-2-0-10; Buck 1-2-0-8; Jung 1-3-5; Lawson 3-1-7. Chardon 92, Lakeside Danbury 69 Whitmer 8-3 14-5 Central Catholic 40, St. Francis 30 Totals: 10-6-9-47. Cle. Cent. Cath. 57, Elyria Cath. 40 HEARTLAND CHRISTIAN: Knepper 4-2-10; Lunger Cle. Hts. Lutheran E. 69, Rocky River Lutheran W. 64 Waite 8-3 13-6 Freshman Championship 6-2-14; Strom 1-1-2-7; Hall 4-1-2-13; Weber 1-0-2. Cle. VASJ 56, Akr. Hoban 53 St. Francis de Sales 7-4 12-6 Libbey 44, Scott 39 Totals: 16-2-8-46. Coldwater 86, Rockford Parkway 76 Central Catholic 7-4 11-7 the free throw line Tonight Collins Western Reserve 76, Ashland Mapleton 72 Scott 5-6 7-10 Whitmer at Central Catholic Monclova Christian 11 8 18 15 – 52 Columbiana 83, Sebring McKinley 72 Conneaut 71, Thompson Ledgemont 50 Start 4-7 9-9 Northern Lakes League Northwood 12 14 16 22 – 64 Convoy Crestview 46, Lima Cent. Cath. 41 Clay 4-7 7-11 WAUSEON — Free throws Copley 61, Richfi eld Revere 53 proved to be the difference as NWOAL Bowling Green 73, Rossford 65 Monclova Christian: Kieffer 1-0-2, Hammaker 3- Cuyahoga Falls CVCA 60, Massillon Tuslaw 42 Rogers 2-9 5-13 Wauseon defeated Holgate 38-35 Maumee 47, Northview 40 1-5-14, Womack 1-0-2, McCloud 4-2-1-15, Diebert Elida 57, St. Marys Memorial 51 Bowsher 1-10 4-14 Knights 19-7. Southview 76, Perrysburg 64 3-3-4-19. Totals: 12-6-10-52. Elyria 54, Brunswick 39 Woodward 0-11 2-15 last night. The Indians fi nished Springfi eld 69, Anthony Wayne 62 Northwood: Scharer 0-1-1-4, D. Koch 5-0-10, Fairport Harbor Harding 59, Cuyahoga Hts. 53 Kyle Tietje led Patrick Henry Tonight Pressley 0-1-1, R. Koch 0-1-1-4, Keith 5-1-5-18, Schi- Garfi eld Hts. 89, Strongsville 78 the game 18-of-23 from the line. Garrettsville Garfi eld 57, E. Can. 37 Northern Lakes League with 25 points. Kevin Tietje Napoleon at Springfi eld avone 0-1-1-4, Artino 10-3-23. Totals: 20-4-12-64. The Tigers were 6-of-6. Girard 58, Cortland Lakeview 56, OT League Overall fi nished with 16 and Brendon Suburban Lakes League Grafton Midview 58, N. Ridgeville 48 Wauseon (15-5) outscored NWOAL Green 77, Lodi Cloverleaf 47 Perrysburg 13-1 19-1 Schwiebert had 10. Eastwood 76, Lakota 61 Hanoverton United 73, Minerva 72, 2OT Southview 13-1 16-3 Holgate 23-15 in the second and Elmwood 58, Otsego 46 Hubbard 59, Youngs. Liberty 41 Anthony Wayne 7-7 9-10 third quarters. Then the Indians Genoa 61, Woodmore 60 Holgate 8 9 6 12 – 35 Hudson 63, Twinsburg 53 Lake 66, Gibsonburg 57 Kent Roosevelt 69, Mogadore Field 43 Bowling Green 6-8 7-12 held on in the fourth quarter as Tinora 42, Delta 43 Wauseon 8 13 10 7 – 38 Kenton 61, Van Wert 59 Rossford 6-8 7-13 TAAC Kidron Cent. Christian 85, Doylestown Chippewa Springfi eld 5-9 8-11 Holgate made a 12-7 comeback . 78, OT DEFIANCE — Tinora capped Northwood 64, Monclova Christian 52 Holgate: J. Clady 1-2-0-8, Keeterle 2-0-4, Thomas Maumee 3-11 5-15 Kevin Elson led Wauseon with 0-1-0-3, Greve 5-1-11, Yaklin 2-5-9. Totals 10-3-6-35. Kinsman Badger 47, N. Bloomfi eld Bloomfi eld 44 the win with an 18-6 advantage Ottawa Hills 66, Swanton 48 Lakewood 34, Medina 31 Northview 3-11 4-16 16 points. Elson fi nished 10-for- Emmanuel Christian 47, Heartland Christian 46, OT Wauseon: Bost 1-0-2, Elson 0-2-10-16, Uphaus in the fourth quarter. 1-1-3, Shrock 1-4-6, Russell 2-2-6, Hinkle 2-1-5. Lakewood St. Edward 75, Euclid 57 12 at the line. Tonight Totals 7-2-18-38. Leavittsburg LaBrae 48, Newton Falls 46 Suburban Lakes League Jon Gerken led the Rams with Danbury at Seneca East Lexington 73, Wooster 28 Joel Greve led Holgate (11-9) 21 points and 11 rebounds. Lima Bath 75, Wapakoneta 71, 2OT League Overall with 11 points. NWOAL Delta 17 4 16 6 – 43 Lucas 50, Bucyrus 35 Genoa 12-2 16-4 Tinora 8 15 11 18 – 52 Madison 80, Painesville Harvey 58 Nate Parsons led the Panthers Bryan 57, Edgerton 47 Mansfi eld Madison 73, Mansfi eld St. Peter’s 45 Eastwood 11-3 15-5 with 23 points after hitting 9 of Tinora 52, Delta 43 Maria Stein Marion Local 53, St. Henry 47 Elmwood 10-4 12-8 Antwerp 74, Montpelier 27 DELTA: Beverly 3-1-7, Betz 0-2-2, Smith 1-0-2, Massillon Jackson 78, Akr. Ellet 45 Gibsonburg 9-5 12-8 Bryan 57, Edgerton 47 11 fi eld goal attempts. Patrick Henry 69, Van Buren 50 Vaughn 2-1-0-7, Parsons 8-2-1-23, Jackson 1-0-2. Mayfi eld 78, Parma Hts. Valley Forge 71 Tinora outrebounded Delta Wauseon 38, Holgate 35 Totals: 15-3-4-43. Mentor Lake Cath. 66, Chardon NDCL 37 Woodmore 4-10 6-14 BRYAN — Austen Alabata TINORA: J. Gerken 7-1-4-21, Harris 0-1-1, Cary N. Royalton 65, Parma 44 Otsego 4-10 5-15 28-16 and hit 15 of 18 free throws Midland Athletic League 2-2-6, Wuo 1-2-2-7, Wiemken 1-1-3-8, Beilharz 1-1-3, Navarre Fairless 70, Akr. Manchester 57 Lake 3-11 4-16 scored 13 points, Danny Gal- Schroeder 2-2-6. Totals: 14-4-15-52. New Bremen 47, Minster 45 to Delta’s 4 of 8. Fremont St. Joseph 68, Bettsville 59 New Knoxville 56, Delphos St. John’s 44 Lakota 3-11 6-14 lagher added 12 and Alex Nos- New Riegel 64, Fostoria St. Wendelin 40 Van Buren 10 18 15 7 – 50 New London 72, Greenwich S. Cent. 60 saman 10 for Bryan. D.J. Zippay Mohawk 74, Hopewell-Loudon 69 New Washington Buckeye Cent. 34, Crestline 15 NWOAL Tiffi n Calvert 58, North Baltimore 44 Patrick Henry 13 16 21 19 – 69 Norwalk St. Paul 83, Monroeville 79 led Edgerton with 11 and Ethan Antwerp 74, Seneca East 64, Old Fort 40 Parma Hts. Holy Name 59, Parma Padua 31 League Overall Lima Perry 46, McComb 44 Schroeder had 10. Van Buren: Phillips 9-2-8-32, Marshall 2-3-7, Grant Parma Normandy 67, Macedonia Nordonia 59 Archbold 8-0 16-4 Montpelier 27 Tonight 2-2-6, Wolfe 1-1-3, Stacy 1-0-2. Totals: 15-2-14-50. Perry 55, Chagrin Falls Kenston 46 Patrick Henry 7-1 15-5 Bettsville at Ridgeway Ridgemont Patrick Henry: Ky. Tietje 7-2-5-25, Ke. Tietje 5-1-3- Plymouth 77, Ashland Crestview 49 Wauseon 6-2 15-5 ANTWERP — The Archers 16, Schwiebert 2-2-0-10, Botjer 2-4-8, Rettig 1-2-4, Poland Seminary 94, New Middletown Spring. 53 Patrick Henry 69, jumped in front 14-5 after one Sandusky Bay Conf. Bergstedt 0-1-1-4, George 0-2-2. Totals: 17-6-17-69. Richmond Hts. 60, Hartville Lake Center Christian 50 Swanton 4-4 12-8 Rocky River 71, Fairview 47 Evergreen 4-4 10-10 quarter and led 36-11 at the half. Clyde 54, Oak Harbor 32 Shaker Hts. 57, Hunting Valley University 55 Van Buren 50 Sandusky St. Mary 52, Edison 49 Montpelier 4 7 8 8 – 27 Solon 48, Stow-Munroe Falls 47 Bryan 3-5 5-15 T.J. Short scored 16 points for Huron 59, Margaretta 54 HAMLER — Matt Phillips Antwerp 15 21 17 21 – 74 Spencerville 61, Lafayette Allen E. 56 Delta 2-6 7-13 Antwerp (16-3). Bob Bragg had Port Clinton 59, Sandusky Perkins 37 Tallmadge 77, Wadsworth 61 Montpelier 1-7 3-17 scored 32 points for Van Buren Vienna Mathews 76, Bristol 51 15 points, and Tim Ryan tallied Blanchard Valley Conf. Montpelier: Reese 0-3-1-10, Weisz 1-0-2, Moore Warren Champion 80, Brookfi eld 34 Liberty Center 1-7 1-19 (15-4), but it wasn’t enough for 3-3-9, Martinez 0-1-0-3, Helter 0-1-1, Hephner 0-2-2. 12. Arcadia at Carey Warren Harding 107, Youngs. Chaney 49 Temple Christian 49, Hardin Northern 38 Totals: 4-4-7-27. Wauseon 38, Holgate 35 TAAC the visitors. Antwerp: Delong 1-4-6, Short 5-6-16, Hormann Lane Reese was the lone Leipsic 71, Fort Jennings 60 Wickliffe 62, Chagrin Falls 55 League Overall The Patriots (15-5) ran away Pandora-Gilboa 57, Continental 32 3-0-6, Ryan 4-4-12, Taylor 3-1-0-9, Smith 1-5-7, Windham 89, Peninsula Woodridge 83 player in double fi gures with 10 Bragg 4-1-4-15, Bunnell 1-0-2, North 0-1-1.
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