Admirals extend home winning streak with Findlay win
Admiral King topped Findlay 57 to 46 to stretch its home court streak to 52 wins. King shot 58 percent (26 of 45) while Findlay connected at 47 percent (20 of 42). Marion Cook led King with 19 points, outscoring the visitors in the fourth quarter 14-8. King sits 8-0 overall, 4-0 in the Buckeye, hosting Sandusky next Friday.
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Elyria Pioneers roll past Marion Harding with five double figures
Elyria kept rolling with five players in double figures for the second straight game, adding 88 points against Marion Harding after a 91-55 win over Sandusky. The team set season highs in field goals and attempts, and tied or neared school records in baskets, points, and three point output.
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South Amherst drubs Open Door in non conference basketball
South Amherst Cavaliers beat Open Door 92 to 68 as Todd Griffith and Chip Winiarski led with 22 and 21 points respectively. Immler praised passing, rebounding, and bench depth while noting sharper aggression and 59 percent shooting. Open Door sophomore Bruce Adams led Patriots with 28 points.
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Wellington vs Buckeye girls fall 43 35 in non conference
Wellington and Buckeye clashed in a tight non league girls basketball battle with Wellington 9 1 overall and Buckeye 5 4. Alecia Ensign led all scorers with 14 as Wellington dominated boards 26 21 while Buckeye committed 25 fouls and lost starters late.
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Glassboro Nips Yeomen In Marietta Invitational Opener
Glassboro State defeated Oberlin College 69-67 as Adrian Schaffer missed the game with a sprained ankle. Byron Beard led Oberlin with 23 points and 14 rebounds, while Michael Sorrell, Miguel Curl and Karl Pickett contributed double-digit totals. The Yeomen led 51-39 with 14 minutes left before Glassboro rallied with a 13-point burst to seize the lead. Oberlin will play Wilmington in the consolation game.
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