Kalida standout Luke Erhart rolled up 19 points on Saturday night, scoring his 1,000th point in the process as the No. 2 Wildcats took down Tinora, 54-30.
Erhart hit the milestone after an offensive rebound on a fadeaway jumper with 5:14 left in the third quarter as Kalida improved to 11-1 on the season. Tyson Siefker hit three triples in a 15-point night.
Marcus Grube tallied 14 points to pace Tinora (2-4) while Nolan Schafer added 12 and Max Grube four to round out the Ram scorers.
KALIDA (54) — Warnecke 7; B. Miller 6; Siebeneck 0; Smith 0; Fersch 0; Vorst 2; E.J. Miller 3; Siefker 15; Horstman 2; Erhart 19. Totals 20-5-54.
TINORA (30) - Mar. Grube 14; Max Grube 4; Miles 0; Schafer 12; Eckert 0; Rinkel 0; Harris 0; Bohn 0; Wiemken 0; Bailey 0; Wolfrum 0. Totals 9-8-30.
Three-point goals: Kalida — Siefker 3, Erhart 2, B. Miller 2, Warnecke, E.J. Miller. Tinora — Mar. Grube 2, Max Grube, Schafer.
Kalida 16 12 19 7 — 54
Tinora 8 14 4 4 — 30
Reserves: Kalida, 37-16.
Holgate 60, Ayersville 48
HOLGATE — Holgate converted 24 makes from the charity stripe, earning a 60-48 GMC win over Ayersville.
Robbie Thacker hit 10-of-15 from the charity stripe, finishing with 16 points and eight boards for the Tigers (3-7, 1-1 GMC). Bailey Sonnenberg tallied 12 points and six assists while Abe Kelly (11 points) and Sam Medina (10) also hit double figures.
Jakob Trevino scored 11 points for the Pilots (5-4, 1-1 GMC) and Ike Eiden added 10.
AYERSVILLE (48) — Trevino 11; I. Eiden 10; Schlachter 8; R. Clark 6; B. Eiden 4; Cook 3; McGuire 3; Sherman 2; K. Brown 1; E. Clark 0; Amoroso 0; Miller 0; Youngker 0. Totals 19-55 5-8 48.
HOLGATE (60) — Thacker 16; Sonnenberg 12; Kelly 11; Medina 10; Bower 6; Kupfersmith 3; McCord 2; Hartman 0. Totals 16-35 24-34 60.
Three-point goals: Ayersville 5-15 (I. Eiden 2, Trevino, Cook, McGuire), Holgate 4-9 (Sonnenberg 2, Kelly, Medina). Rebounds: Ayersville 24 (R. Clark 5), Holgate 29 (Thacker 8). Turnovers: Ayersville 6, Holgate 8.
Ayersville 6 7 16 19 — 48
Holgate 14 11 14 21 — 60
Antwerp 81, N. Central 24
PIONEER — Antwerp staked out a 50-10 halftime lead as the No. 1 Archers rolled North Central, 81-24.
Jagger Landers led four Archers in double figures with 24 points and six rebounds for Antwerp (9-0). Owen Sheedy added 13 points while Hunter Sproles and Luke Krouse added 12 and 11 markers, respectively.
Colin Patten’s nine points paced the Eagles (1-5).
ANTWERP (81) - Lichty 6; Recker 7; Hines 0; Landers 24; Krouse 11; Moore 0; McMichael 3; Sheedy 13; Sproles 12; Steel 2; Altimus 2; Brewer 1. Totals 29-54 14-19 81.
NORTH CENTRAL (24) — J. Burt 5; Patten 9; Meyers 5; Turner 0; Q. Burt 1; Justice 0; Beard 0; Pettit 0; Hicks 0; Laney 0; Gendron 4; Douglass 0; Kidston 0. Totals 10-41 3-9 24.
Three-point goals: Antwerp 9-22 (Landers 3, Krouse 3, Sheedy 3), North Central 1-13 (Patten). Rebounds: Antwerp 36 (Krouse 7), North Central 16. Turnovers: Antwerp 10, North Central 21.
Antwerp 23 27 19 12 — 81
North Central 7 3 10 4 — 24
Reserves: Antwerp, 37-20.
W. Trace 44, Del. Jeff. 42
DELPHOS — Kyle Stoller tallied 17 points and 14 rebounds for Wayne Trace, helping lift the Raiders to a narrow 44-42 win at Delphos Jefferson.
Stoller added four steals with a 5-for-5 showing at the charity stripe for the Raiders (8-3).
WAYNE TRACE (44) - T. Sinn 9; C. Sinn 5; Speice 2; Laukhuf 6; Williamson 0; McClure 3; Graham 2; Stoller 17. Totals 16-43 9-13 44.
DELPHOS JEFFERSON (42) - Bailey 8; Teman 5; Wannemacher 10; Miller 7; Wiltsie 0; Gallmeier 0; Rode 12. Totals 16-45 4-5 42.
Three-point goals: Wayne Trace 3-14 (T. Sinn, C. Sinn, McClure), Delphos Jefferson 6-25 (Bailey 2, Rode 2, Teman, Miller). Rebounds: Wayne Trace 28 (Stoller 14), Delphos Jefferson 29 (Wannemacher 12). Turnovers: Wayne Trace 13, Delphos Jefferson 16.
Wayne Trace 12 10 14 8 — 44
Del. Jefferson 11 10 10 11 — 42
Reserves: Delphos Jefferson, 44-42.
Archbold 51,
Hicksville 49 (OT)
ARCHBOLD — Archbold’s Noah Gomez had just four points, but the last two were the biggest as a runner beat the buzzer to lift the Streaks to a 51-49 overtime win over Hicksville.
Ashton Kammeyer scored a team-high 19 points to pace Archbold (7-3) while Alex Roth hit three treys in a 17-point outing.
Jackson Bergman made 11 freebies and led Hicksville (3-6) with 21 points.
HICKSVILLE (49) — Myers 9; Balser 6; Bergman 21; Baird 2; Slattery 2; Turnbull 9. Totals 16-15-49.
ARCHBOLD (51) - Gomez 4; Al. Roth 17; Au. Roth 3; Theobald 6; Kammeyer 19; Williams 2. Totals 20-7-51.
Three-point goals: Hicksville — Myers, Balser. Archbold — Al. Roth 3, Au. Roth.
Hicksville 16 4 16 9 4 — 49
Archbold 14 9 15 7 6 — 51
Reserves: Archbold, 61-20.
Pettisville 50, Edgerton 27
PETTISVILLE — Pettisville picked up its third straight victory, stifling Edgerton en route to a 50-27 triumph.
Cayden Jacoby’s 20 points and 11 rebounds led the charge for the Blackbirds (6-1), which led 31-14 at halftime. Max Leppelmeier chipped in 17 tallies.
Corey Everetts led Edgerton (2-3) with six points as the Bulldogs shot just 10-of-42 (24 percent) from the field.
EDGERTON (27) — Meyer 0; Everetts 6; Wilson 2; Hicks 5; Ripke 0; Landel 4; Hake 0; Wolfe 3; Blue 5; Timbrook 2. Totals 10-42 6-11 27.
PETTISVILLE (50) — Kaufmann 8; Ripke 3; Leppelmeier 17; Horning 2; Adkins 0; Jacoby 20; Heising 0; King 0. Totals 19-36 7-12 50.
Three-point goals: Edgerton 1-19 (Hicks), Pettisville 5-12 (Kaufmann 2, Leppelmeier 2, Ripke). Rebounds: Edgerton 22, Pettisville 25 (Jacoby 11). Turnovers: Edgerton 13, Pettisville 14.
Edgerton 5 9 5 8 — 27
Pettisville 13 18 9 10 — 50
Reserves: Pettisville, 31-27.
P. Henry 50, N. Baltimore 45
NORTH BALTIMORE — Gavin Jackson vetted 16 points for Patrick Henry as the Patriots rallied to knock off 1-10 North Baltimore, 50-45.
Caleb Rosengarten chipped in nine points for PH (5-7).
PATRICK HENRY (50) — Seedorf 8; Jackson 16; Crossland 1; Hall 6; Rosengarten 9; Feehan 8; L. Johnson 2. Totals 16-17-50.
NORTH BALTIMORE (45) - Clark 24; Hagemeyer 9; Phillips 5; Boyd 4; Kepling 3. Totals 20-4-45.
Three-point goals: Patrick Henry — Rosengarten. North Baltimore — Hagemeyer, Phillips, Kipling.
Patrick Henry 8 13 10 19 — 50
North Baltimore 8 10 16 11 — 45
Bowl. Green 37, Bryan 35
BRYAN — Bryan came up heartbreakingly close to a win in a 37-35 loss to Bowling Green.
Titus Rohrer tallied 16 points and five rebounds for the Golden Bears (2-8) in their third straight loss by single digits. A.J. Martinez hit three treys in a 13-point effort.
BOWLING GREEN (37) — Cook 5; Gerken 11; Hastings 4; Furnas 6; Brown 8; Suelzer 2; Sayen 1. Totals 12-27 8-12 37.
BRYAN (35) — Showalter 2; Martinez 13; Brown 0; Cox 0; Rohrer 16; Lamberson 2; Huard 0; Shaw 2. Totals 15-33 1-5 35.
Three-point goals: Bowling Green 5-14 (Furnas 2, Brown 2, Cook), Bryan 4-10 (Martinez 3, Rohrer). Rebounds: Bowling Green 14, Bryan 20 (Shaw 6). Turnovers: Bowling Green 9, Bryan 10.
Bowling Green 5 5 9 18 — 37
Bryan 9 6 11 9 — 35
Tol. Christ. 61, Swanton 34
TOLEDO — Toledo Christian staked out a double digit lead after one period, downing Swanton 61-34.
Cole McWhinnie paced the Eagles (7-1) with 21 points while Trevor Wensink added 16 tallies.
Josh Vance’s 13 points led the ledger for the Bulldogs (5-5). Andrew Thornton chipped in 12.
SWANTON (34) — Vance 13; Weigel 3; Callicotte 5; Thornton 12; Mitchey 1. Totals 12-5-34.
TOLEDO CHRISTIAN (61) — Criss 3; O’Neil 6; Tipping 2; Wensink 16; McWhinnie 21; Donawa 2; Gaston 9; Hesson 2. Totals 25-2-61.
Three-point goals: Swanton — Vance 2, Callicotte, Weigel, Thornton. Toledo Christian — McWhinnie 5, Wensink 2, Criss, Gaston.
Swanton 7 8 10 9 — 34
Toledo Christian 18 15 18 10 — 61
Edon 46, Fayette 29
FAYETTE — Edon had three players score at least 10 points as the Bombers won a BBC tilt at Fayette, 46-29.
Drew Gallehue led the way with 13 points for Edon (2-1, 2-0 BBC) while Destin McCartney netted 11 and Jack Berry scored 10.
Phillip Whiteside’s 11 points were tops for the Eagles (3-3, 2-3 BBC).
EDON (46) — Berry 10; Kiess 1; Steinke 2; Ha. Dye 0; McCartney 11; Nester 0; He. Dye 0; Gallehue 13; Robbins 0; Hulbert 9. Totals 18-6-46.
FAYETTE (29) — Frenn 6; Eberly 0; Mitchell 0; Wagner 6; Lester 2; D. Whiteside 0; P. Whiteside 11; Lerma 4; Pearson 0; Millan 0. Totals 6-12-29.
Three-point goals: Edon — Berry 2, Gallehue 2. Fayette — P. Whiteside 3, Wagner 2.
Edon 15 10 11 8 — 46
Fayette 14 8 5 2 — 29
Reserves: Fayette, 26-13.
Montpelier 71,
Hamilton (Ind.) 22
MONTPELIER — Montpelier rolled up a 21-2 lead after eight minutes and went on to blitz visiting Hamilton (Ind.), 71-22.
All 10 players that suited up for the varsity clash scored for the Locos (6-1), led by 14 from Garrett Walz. Tylor Yahraus added 12 and Thomas Jay chipped in 10.
HAMILTON (22) — Schiek 3; Lepper 5; Cool 4; Miller 7; Lester 0; McLimans 0; Stuckey 0; Creager 3. Totals 9-2-22.
MONTPELIER (71) — Walz 14; Yahraus 12; Eitniear 5; Jay 10; Mattern 6; Stratton 6; Kreischer 4; Bowman 7; Altaffer 6; Grime 1. Totals 24-12-71.
Three-point goals: Hamilton — Schiek, Miller. Montpelier — Walz 4, Yahraus 3, Mattern 2, Eitniear, Jay.
Hamilton 2 5 7 8 — 22
Montpelier 21 7 23 20 — 71
Ottoville 51, P-G 17
OTTOVILLE — Ottoville held Pandora-Gilboa to six points over the first three stanzas, rolling past PCL foe Pandora-Gilboa, 51-17.
Josh Thorbahn put up 16 points and four rebounds for the Big Green (9-2, 2-0 PCL).
Aiden Harris and Blake Steiner each had five points to pace P-G (4-6, 0-3 PCL).
PANDORA-GILBOA (17) — Huffman 2; Harris 5; Huffman 0; Krohn 1; Morris 1; Steiner 5; Wilson 0; Luginbill 2; Maag 0; Basinger 1; Biery 0. Totals 5-30 5-14 17.
OTTOVILLE (51) — Miller 9; Schlagbaum 2; Manns 6; Suever 8; Kortokrax 4; Schlagbaum 2; Thorbahn 16; Furley 0; Hanneman 2; Edelbrock 2; Trentman 0; Langhals 0. Totals 21-42 7-14 51.
Three-point goals: Pandora Gilboa 2-5 (Harris, Steiner), Ottoville 2-6 (Thorbahn 2). Rebounds: Pandora-Gilboa 12 (Harris 3), Ottoville 31 (Suever 7). Turnovers: Pandora-Gilboa 17, Ottoville 14.
Pandora-Gilboa 2 0 4 11 — 17
Ottoville 9 7 18 18 — 51
Lincolnview 62, M. City 43
MIDDLE POINT — Four players in double figures for Lincolnview was too much for Miller City to overcome in a 62-43 road setback.
Austin Ruhe paced all scorers with 19 points for Miller City, which fell to 3-9.
MILLER CITY (43) — Ruhe 19; Weis 8; R. Niese 4; Michel 4; Pester 2; S. Niese 2; Burgei 2; Totals 17-5-43.
LINCOLNVIEW (62) — Leeth 13; Cavinder 12; Overholt 12; Jessee 11; Bowersock 8; Hatfield 5. Totals 21-13-62.
Three-point goals: Miller City — Weis 2, Ruhe 2. Lincolnview — Cavinder 4, Jessee 2, Leeth.
Miller City 12 9 6 16 — 43
Lincolnview 14 17 16 15 — 62
Bluffton 69,
Fort Jennings 66
BLUFFTON — Bluffton’s Kyler Kinn racked up 22 points, one of four players in double digits, as the Pirates nipped Fort Jennings, 69-66.
Nick Trentman led all scorers with 24 points, including three treys, for the Musketeers (2-5). Ian Grote put up 16 points while Evan Hoersten netted 13.
BLUFFTON (69) — Donley 15; Shutler 1; Kinn 22; Boblitt 8; Schaadt 10; Soper 12; Essinger 2. Totals 23-14-69.
FORT JENNINGS (66) — Trentman 25; Horstman 3; Hoersten 13; Liebrecht 1; Schulte 9; Neidert 0; Grote 16. Totals 23-15-66.
Three-point goals: Bluffton — Donley 4, Kinn 2, Boblitt 2, Schaadt. Fort Jennings — Trentman 3, Horstman, Schulte.
Bluffton 21 16 20 12 — 69
Fort Jennings 21 16 17 12 — 66
Friday
Lakewood Park (Ind.) 72,
North Central 45
AUBURN, Ind. — A 19-9 hole was too deep to dig out of for North Central as the Eagles fell at Lakewood Park Christian (Ind.), 72-45.
Joey Burt put up 12 points in the loss for North Central, which fell to 1-4.
NORTH CENTRAL (45) — J. Burt 12; Patten 9; Meyers 9; Burt 5; Justice 7; Pettit 2; Kidston 1. Totals 15-10-45.
LAKEWOOD PARK (72) — Bontrager 24; Merkel 9; Bland 2; Miller 2; C. Hindle 6; Harman 13; L. Hindle 7; Moriarty 1; Gingerich 7; Shively 1. Totals 27-13-72.
Three-point goals: North Central — J. Burt 2, Patten 2, Justice. Lakewood Park — Harman 3, L. Hindle, Gingerich.
North Central 9 12 9 15 — 45
Lakewood Park 19 17 16 20 — 72
Reserves: Lakewood Park, 45-36.
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