Kiddy Korps Rise Leads Arizona To Top in West
Arizona freshmen quartet led by Daniel Norman upset New Mexico 83-73 after an earlier 79-73 win over Texas El Paso. The Wildcats tie Brigham Young for first in the Western Athletic Conference as UCLA extends its 55 game win streak with an 87-61 victory over Oregon State. Norman scores 34, sparking a 24-12 run after halftime.
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Federal Hocking Nips Alexander In Double Overtime
Federal Hocking defeats Alexander 83 to 81 after two overtimes as Danny Hall scores 29 and Jim Schloss 20 for the Lancers who improve to 5-4. Alexander’s Rich White and Mark Ervin lead with 26 each. Lancers also win reserves 46-33.
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Vikings Top Kyger Creek 88 70 in SVAC Clash
Symmes Valley defeats Kyger Creek 88 to 70 in a Southern Valley Athletic Conference game. Jamie Lafon 16, Bill Webb 13, Rick Corn 12 pace the winners who improve to 4-1 in league play and 4-3 overall. Kyger Creek led by Clay Hudson with 21 points as they fall to 3-7 overall and 2-4 in the league.
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Toledo Surge Buries Bobcats
Toledo beat Ohio 72 to 55 as Tom Kozelko and Mike Parker led the Rockets with 28 and 22 points. Ohio coach Jim Snyder cited turnovers and poor shot selection as turning points, while Toledo outscored Ohio 12-2 late in the first half and sealed the win in the second half.
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Point Pleasant Defeats Warren Local 74–53 in High School Game
Point Pleasant fans saw four players in double figures as the Tigers upset Warren Local 74 to 53. Doolittle and Walder led with 18 points each, while Given added 13 and Stricklen 10. Warren Local shot just 23 percent from the field, with Spence leading at 22 points.
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Meigs Surges past Wahama 74-69 in tough showdown
Meigs Marauders improve to 5-4 after fending off Wahama 74-69. Mike Sayre scores 27, Rich Bailey 14, Bill Vaughan 13, Jim Boggs 11 as Wahama's Roger Dingey leads with 22. Meigs pulls away 17-2 late to seal the win.
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Waterford tops Southern 61 49 after late rally
Waterford overcome an eight point deficit four minutes left to beat Southern 61 to 49 in a non league game. Ron Hill scored 20 for Southern and Dave McFerren led Waterford with 23 points as Waterford improves to 4-5 while Southern falls to 2-6.
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Bobcats Triumph 29-11 Over Bowling Green in Return
Ohio University wrestlers beat Bowling Green 29-11 at Convocation Center after a three week layoff. Key wins by Raver and Panella anchored the victory as coaches urged sharper effort next time.
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Athens Bulldogs Take Second in Triangular Wrestling Meet
Athens defeats Ironton 39-20 and loses to Miami Trace 51-24 in a three-team meet at Ironton. Miami Trace 104, Athens 63, Ironton 31. Three Athens wrestlers won individual titles: Keller in 112 pounds, Griffin in 132, and Deal at 138. Six others finished runners up. next action is hosting Chillicothe at 2 p.m. at the high school gym.
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Toledo Ends Winless Streak Over Ohio U Panthers
Toledo center Tom Kozelko starred as the Rockets snapped a 10-game drought against Ohio University with an 80-77 win. Miami beat Bowling Green 67-62, Kent State edged Western Michigan 80-77, and Central Michigan sat idle as MAC play opened.
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Boosters To Meet At Athens High School
The Athens High School Bulldog Booster Club will hold a meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the high school to discuss upcoming events and funding.
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Vinton County Tops Glouster 64–49 on the Road
Harold Caudill and Jeff Eberts lead Vinton County with 16 and 13 points as they defeat Glouster 64–49. Glouster’s Tim Seevers scores 19 to pace his team, now 1–7, while Vinton County improves to 5–3 led by Pridemore and Nice with 10 each.
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