High School Basketball Scores and Schedules
Scores show Trimble 68 Souther 49 and Wahama 54 Federal Ho waterford 81 Eastern 44 Belpre 73 Miler 70 with Hocking 38. Tonight Nelsonville York at Federal Hocking 6 p.m. and Federal Hocking at Trimble 6 p.m. Fairfield Union at Nelsonville York 6 p.m.
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Wahama tops Federal Hocking in hard fought clash on the road
Wahama rallies past Federal Hocking 54 on the road led by Noah Estep 14 points and Mason Hicks strong defense on AJ Cobb. Ryan Thomas scores 11 as Hoff man grabs 9 rebounds. Hicks harasses Cobb throughout as Justus searches for consistency ahead of Nelsonville York visit.
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Ryan Thomas
White Falcons
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Noah Estep
Cobb
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Mason Hicks
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Ron Bradley
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Carter Russell
Jared Hawk
Jason Gillian
Randy Lantz
Walker Church
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Thomas
Kearns
Estep
Tomcats fall to Trimble as TVC-Hocking title bid continues
Trimble defeated Southern 69 to 49 in a high school boys basketball game. Trimble dominated the second half, pulling away after a close first quarter. Dylan Smith and Crenson Rogers led Southern with 10 points each, while Jonah Hoback added four 3-pointers for Trimble and 14 points. The Tomcats showed strong first-quarter shooting but cooled later as Trimble pulled ahead and extended its TVC-Hocking lead.
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Dylan Smith
Crenson Rogers
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Mitchell Campbell
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Kamron Curry
Tyler Sayre
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Portsmouth High School
Howie Caldwell
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Blake Johnson
Clayton Wood
Trey Pickens
Eli Hunter
Weston Thorla
Jaylen Blanks
Hoback
Smith
Johnson
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Cody Jones
Justice Jenkins
Bryce Guthrie
Ryan Richards
Tyler Slack
Dillon Carano
Colton Coey
James Showborn
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Blanks
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Wood
Lyle leads OSU past Mercer 64 44 in second half rally
JaQuan Lyle scored 12 of his 18 after the break as Ohio State pulled away to a 64 44 win over Mercer in Columbus. The Buckeyes improved to 7 5 with 13 points from Jack Sean Tate and 12 from Keirh Bates Diop, while Desmond Ringer led Mercer with 18 points.
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Desmond Ringer
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Mickey Mitchell
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