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Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Girls basketball: Heacock leads Red Devils past USV
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MCGUFFEY -- Mackenzie Heacock and Amelia Recker each had huge games offensively and Arlington upended Upper Scioto Valley 71-45 Tuesday in a girls non-conference matchup.

Heacock scored 21 points to lead Arlington (11-2), which has won nine consecutive games. She added five steals.

Recker had a solid performance with 20 points and seven rebounds. Tina Brunswick added eight points and a team-high 12 rebounds.

Katie Hicks led the charge for the Rams (7-5) with 13 points.



arlington (71)

Mains 2-0--4, Hunter 3-0--7, Drerup 0-0--0, Brunswick 2-3--8, Solt 0-0--0, Reamsnyder 0-0--0, Heacock 8-1--21, Al. Recker 1-1--3, Helms 1-2--4, Am Recker 7-6--20, Tossey 2-0--4. TOTALS: 26-68 13-16--71.

upper scioto valley (45)

Hunsicker 1-0--3, Carroll 3-1--7, M. Coburn 4-1--9, Katie Hicks 6-1--13, Rose 0-1--1, Prater 2-1--5, Critten 1-3--5, E. Coburn 1-0--2. TOTALS: 18-53 8-18--45.

Arlington 19 14 17 21 -- 71

Upper Scioto Valley 7 12 13 13 -- 45

3-Point GOALS: Arlington 6-20 (Heacock 4, Brunswick & Hunter); Upper Scioto Valley 1-11 (Carroll).

rebounds: Arlington 42 (Brunswick 12, Am Recker 7); Upper Scioto Valley 36 (Kritten 12).

turnovers: Arlington 17, Upper Scioto Valley 28.

junior varsity: Upper Scioto Valley, 39-37.



MILLER CITY 66

MCCOMB 56

MCCOMB -- Miller City hit most of its shots from inside the arc and controlled the boards Tuesday night as the Wildcats upset McComb 66-56 in non-conference girls basketball action.

Miller City (3-11), which has won two straight games against Blanchard Valley Conference opponents, outrebounded McComb (6-6) 40-23 in the win.

Jessica Nienberg controlled the game from the point with 18 points and eight assists. Melissa Michel was also a driving force behind the Miller City win with 19 points and 11 rebounds.

Jessica Michel had 11 points and Jessica Leis nine rebounds.

Shelby Wilson played a solid game for McComb, which had won three of four coming in. Wilson nearly achieved a quadruple-double with a team-high 15 points, nine steals, eight assists and eight rebounds.

Hannah Bundy (14 points) and Becca Leppelmeier (10) also reached double figures for McComb.



miller city (66)

Schroeder 1-0--2, Palte 2-1--6, Leis 2-1--5, Nienberg 4-8--18, Steffan 1-3--5, M. Michel 8-3““19, J. Michel 4-3”“11. TOTALS: 22-46 19-33--66.

mccomb (56)

Herr 2-3--7, Beverly 0-0--0, B. Leppelmeier 4-2--10, D. Wilson 1-1--3, S. Wilson 6-2--15, Bundy 7-0--14, J. Leppelmeier 2-2--7. TOTALS: 22-54 10-15--56.

Miller City 20 16 15 15 -- 66

McComb 10 21 7 18 -- 56

3-Point GOALS: Miller City 3-15 (Nienberg 2, Palte); McComb 2-7 (S. Wilson & J. Leppelmeier).

rebounds: Miller City 40 (M. Michel 11, Leis 9); McComb 23 (S. Wilson 8).

turnovers: Miller City 29, McComb 24.

junior varsity: Miller City, 28-11.



FOSTORIA 40

HOPEWELL-LOUDON 39

BASCOM -- The Fostoria girls basketball team eked out a 40-39 win over Hopewell-Loudon in a game both teams had a chance to win in the final seconds Tuesday night.

Fostoria's Aja Hall, who finished with 22 points and 13 rebounds, missed the front end of a one-and-one with 13 seconds left that could have helped ice the game for the Redmen (4-9).

Hopewell-Loudon's Brittany Egbert, who had a double-double with 11 points and 13 rebounds, had a chance to give the Chieftains (9-3) the lead with 10 seconds left but missed her one-and-one try.

Both teams then turned the ball over in the final 10 seconds allowing the Redmen to chalk up the win.

Hopewell-Loudon's Adrienne Hohman reached double figures with 10 points.



Fostoria Senior (40)

Roddy 0-0--0, Porter 0-0--0, Goins 0-0--0, Jackson 0-1--1, Wonderly 4-0--9, Hall 8-4--22, Nye 1-0--2, Newlove 0-0--0, Depp 3-0--6, Hernandez 0-0--0, Hall 0-0--0. TOTALS: 26-50 5-9--40.

Hopewell-Loudon (39)

Bishop 0-0--0, McAllister 3-0--9, Trumpler 4-0--9, Egbert 4-3--11, Hohman 3-4--10, Hossler 0-0--0. TOTALS: 18-41 7-12--39.

Fostoria Senior 10 8 10 12 -- 40

Hopewell-Loudon 12 12 5 10 -- 39

3-Point GOALS: Hopewell-Loudon 4-8 (McAllister 3, Trumpler); Fostoria Senior 3-15 (Hall 2, Wonderly).

rebounds: Fostoria Senior 33 (Hall 13, Depp 7); Hopewell-Loudon 27 (Egbert 13, Hohman 7).

turnovers: Fostoria Senior 21, Hopewell-Loudon 10.

junior varsity: Hopewell-Loudon, 27-14.



WYNFORD 52

CAREY 27

CAREY -- Lauren Jacoby's 15 points weren't enough to lift Carey past undefeated Wynford in a 52-27 non-conference loss Tuesday night.

In the first three quarters, Wynford (13-0) outscored Carey 45-18. The Blue Devils were unable to score in double figures in all four quarters of play.

To go along with her team-high 15 points, Jacoby also contributed eight rebounds for Carey (7-6).Leah Ritter had 11 rebounds.

Teniel Krebs led Wynford with 14 points.



Wynford (52)

Schiefer 2-0--4, Graham 2-4--8, C. Brady 0-3--3, Keller 3-0--8, Schwemley 0-1--1, P. Brady 1-3--5, Heinlen 3-1--7, Ehresmen 0-2--2, Krebs 5-4--14. TOTALS: 16-41 18-26--52.

Carey (27)

Johnson 0-0--0, Boes 0-0--0, Hucke 0-0--0, Roszman 0-0--0, Jacoby 5-5--15, Draper 3-0--8, Hall 0-1--1, Crawford 1-1--3, Stoll 0-0--0, Underwood 0-0--0, Ritter 0-0--0, Tong 0-0--0. TOTALS: 9-47 7-11--27.

Wynford 15 20 10 7 -- 52

Carey 4 9 5 9 -- 27

3-Point GOALS: Wynford 2 (Keller 2); Carey 2 (Draper 2).

rebounds: Wynford 30; Carey 28 (Ritter 11, Jacoby 8).

turnovers: Wynford 15, Carey 26.

junior varsity: Wynford, 31-21.



ST. WENDELIN 61

OLD FORT 36

FOSTORIA -- Fostoria St. Wendelin blitzed Old Fort 28-10 in the first quarter and notched a 61-36 girls Midland Athletic League win over Old Fort on Tuesday.

With the win, the Mohawks (9-2, 5-1 MAL) have won four straight and are only a half game behind league leader New Riegel.

Lauren Geroski, currently second in the MAL in scoring, led St. Wendelin with a game-high 16 points. Clare Berry also hit double digits with 12 points to go along with five steals.

Brittany Adelsperger led Old Fort (1-11, 1-5) with 11 points.



old fort (36)

Kramer 2-1--7, Stults 1-5--7, Hill 2-3--7, Adelsperger 4-0--11, Miller 2-0--4. TOTALS: 11-40 9-18--36.

fostoria St. Wendelin (61)

Geroski 6-2--16, Schiefer 2-2--6, Riser 3-0--7, Weis 0-0--0, Fondessy 2-0--4, Berry 5-2--12, St. Clair 2-0--4, Rutter 2-1--6, Wolfe 0-0--0, Ressler 0-0--0, Iannantuono 3-0--6. TOTALS: 25-50 7-9--61.

Old Fort 10 8 10 8 -- 36

Fostoria St. Wendelin 28 17 8 8 -- 61

3-Point GOALS: Old Fort 5-15 (Adelperger 3, Kramer 2); Fostoria St. Wendelin 4-15 (Geroski 2, Riser & Rutter).

rebounds: Old Fort 27 (Stults 13); Fostoria St. Wendelin 26 (Iannantuono 7).

turnovers: Old Fort 22, St. Wendelin 12.


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