Bryan’s boys basketball team will look to pass a stern test when the Golden Bears travel down U.S. 127 to Haviland to face a young and talented Wayne Trace squad in a nonconference game at 7:30 p.m. Friday.
Thursday, Dec. 2
Bryan’s unselfish offense and tenacious defense on Tuesday led to a third straight victory for the Golden Bears.
MONTPELIER — Montpelier jumped out to a 22-7 first quarter lead and held Fayette to four points the rest of the way in cruising to a 61-11 nonleague girls basketball victory on Tuesday at Montpelier High School.
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STRYKER — Down eight points to Edon after three quarters, Stryker’s girls basketball team needed to turn it around to keep its unbeaten season afloat.
Thursday, Dec. 2
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Allie Zimmerman has shown a lot of grit, toughness and determination playing through a serious knee injury the last two months, and the Bryan senior three-sport athlete has continued to make a huge impact for the Golden Bears.
Bryan’s boys and girls bowling teams picked up wins against Delta to start Northwest Ohio Athletic League play on Monday at Bryan Lanes.
HICKSVILLE — Hicksville’s boys basketball team used a 19-point third quarter to pull away from Montpelier and earn a 58-38 nonconference win on Monday at Hicksville High School.
WEST UNITY — Hilltop’s girls basketball team got off to a good start against Tinora, taking a 7-0 lead 2:20 into the game and kept a 15-all tie at the end of the first quarter.
Tuesday, Nov. 30
Monday, Nov. 29
Bryan’s boys basketball team turned a 13-point deficit in the third quarter to three early in the fourth on Saturday.
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MONTPELIER — Garrett Walz’s scoring ability and Montpelier’s rebounding edge gave Locomotives coach Nick Ramos his first career win.
EDGERTON — Solid shooting from beyond the arc in the third quarter got Edgerton within striking distance of Butler Eastside (Indiana) on Friday. But a nearly five-minute scoring drought for the Bulldogs to start the fourth quarter helped the Blazers pull away.
TOLEDO — Stryker’s Elijah Juillard scored a team-high 14 points and the Panthers held a 18-16 halftime lead, but it wasn’t enough as Maumee Valley Country Day won 49-35 in a nonconference boys basketball game on Friday at Maumee Valley Country Day High School.
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DEFIANCE — Bryan’s girls basketball team quickly turned a two-possession game early in the third quarter into a rout.
Most of the area’s boys basketball teams will tip off the season this weekend as the 2021-22 campaign gets underway.
STRYKER — Stryker’s Sage Woolace couldn’t be stopped on Tuesday.
MONTPELIER — Montpelier’s girls basketball team had an all-around game against Edgerton on Tuesday.
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EDON — The Edon girls basketball team’s offense couldn’t get going on Monday night.
HAVILAND — Madison Brown scored over half of North Central’s points, but it wasn’t enough as Wayne Trace won 29-26 in a nonconference girls basketball game on Monday at Wayne Trace High School.
LIBERTY CENTER — Hilltop rallied from a 10-point deficit after the first quarter and posted a 43-39 win over Liberty Center in a nonconference girls basketball game on Monday in The Jungle at Liberty Center High School.
Edon’s Drew Gallehue, Cassius Hulbert and Bob Olwin shared some of the top individual honors in Division VII, while Bryan senior Korbin Shepherd earned first-team recognition in Division IV as the Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association released its all-Northwest District football selections for…
LIMA — Bryan’s girls basketball team won its first game of the season on Saturday.
COLUMBUS — Bryan senior Faith Harding bowled a tournament-high 612 (247, 192, 173) series and fronted the Golden Bears’ girls team to a second-place finish (2,895) in the 18-team Teays Valley Thanksgiving Shootout on Saturday at Wayne Webb’s Columbus Bowl in Columbus.
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WEST UNITY — Montpelier’s trio of returning letterwinners came up big in the Locomotives’ season opener on Friday.
EDON — A dominating second half offensively and defensively for North Central’s girls basketball team turned a halftime deficit into a win.
LIMA — Bryan’s girls basketball team kept up with Marion Local in the second half, but it was not enough.
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The 2021-22 girls basketball season is on the horizon as all eight area teams start play on the first day of the season Friday.
SHERWOOD — Samantha Rohrs will be staying in northwest Ohio to continue her running career.
Bryan’s girls basketball team will be guard oriented for the upcoming season, and with the talent they have coming back at that position, the Golden Bears have a chance at another successful season.
A lot of new faces will be roaming the sidelines for Bryan’s boys basketball team this season. But they are excited to get the ball rolling.
Bryan wrestling coach Matt Dominique has a couple big losses from the 2020-21 season that he will need to replace.
Bryan’s swimming teams have quite a bit of firepower returning, and it could lead to another historic season.
Bryan’s boys bowling team wants to get back on top of the Northwest Ohio Athletic League standings.
PIONEER — North Central’s boys basketball team returns a plethora of talent from 2020.
STRYKER — Numbers are low for Stryker’s girls basketball team, but that doesn’t mean the Panthers will be inexperienced.
WEST UNITY — Hilltop’s girls basketball team is coming off one of its most successful seasons in recent history.
WEST UNITY — Hilltop’s boys basketball team is looking for more success than a year ago.
EDGERTON — Edgerton’s girls basketball team will be led by a new but familiar face on the sidelines this year.
STRYKER — Stryker’s boys basketball team has a lot of height this season, and head coach Tyler Woolace plans on using it.
MONTPELIER — Montpelier’s boys basketball program lost several key seniors from a year ago that it will have to replace.
MONTPELIER — Montpelier’s wrestling team has a solid combination of returning letterwinners and newcomers for the 2021-22 season.
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