Blue Jackets romp past St. Joe

FREMONT — New Riegel blitzed Fremont St. Joe in the first half Tuesday on the way to opening Sandusky Bay Conference River Division play with a 76-32 win.The Blue Jackets (2-0, 1-0 SBC) jumped out 28-1 in the first quarter and outscored St. Joe 31-11 in the second to take control.Aiden Faeth and Jayden Nye each scored 13 points for New Riegel, Carson Pahl and Shane Jones both tallied 12 and Alec Hohman scored eight.Names were not provided for the Crimson Streaks (0-2, 0-1). Big Red clips TigersATTICA — Jarrett Burrer fueled Plymouth's fourth-quarter comeback Tuesday, pushing the Big Red past Seneca East 57-56.Burrer scored nine of his team high 20 points in the fourth period, helping Plymouth (1-1) outscore the Tigers 16-7 over the final eight minutes.Izaya Reynolds tacked on 12 points for the Big Red, Colton Sundstrom had eight and Jackson Bays tossed in seven.Lucas Bordner's 29 points topped the Tigers (2-1). Bryler Beamer scored 10 points and Luke Mason tallied eight. Stockaders dominate St. JoeOLD FORT — Ryen Smith led four Old Fort players in double digits Tuesday as the Stockaders romped past Fremont St. Joe 70-47 in Sandusky Bay Conference River Division play.Smith tossed in a game-high 21 points for the Stockaders (1-1, 1-0 SBC), with Carly Fortney, Adelyn Dick and Mackenzie Fortney each netting 10.Lucy King and Abbi Ward both added seven points for Old Fort. Dick grabbed seven rebounds.Kayla Hessick paced the Crimson Streaks (0-3, 0-1) with 17 points, and Sarah Homan and Emma Kelbley each scored 12. Wilkins, Van Buren drop H-LBASCOM — Brooklyn Wilkins topped all scorers and rebounders and Van Buren never let Hopewell-Loudon score in double digits in a quarter Tuesday en route to a 50-29 win.Wilkins tallied 18 points and eight rebounds for the Black Knights (2-1).Lydia Ponn backed her with nine points for Van Buren, who doubled up H-L 28-14 in the second half.Karsyn Snyder's 12 points and seven boards sparked the Chieftains (0-2). Olivia Bishop scored five points. Rams can't catch EaglesUPPER SANDUSKY — Colonel Crawford edged Northern 10 Athletic Conference foe Upper Sandusky 35-32 Tuesday.Grace Walton keyed the Rams (1-2, 0-1 N10) in the loss with 11 points, four steals and three assists.Ellee Ham chipped in nine points and five rebounds and Addy Newman dished three assists.Statistics for the Eagles (4-0, 1-0) were not provided. Wynford storms past BCNEW WASHINGTON — Wynford trailed by five points at the end of the third quarter, but outscored Buckeye Central 17-5 from there Tuesday to claim a 43-36 Northern 10 Athletic Conference win.Nevaeh Metzger led the Buckettes (1-2, 1-1 N10) in the loss with 19 points and three assists.Aleyse Siefert grabbed 12 rebounds for Buckeye Central.Statistics for the Royals (3-1, 1-0) were not provided. Snay-led Tigers remain unbeatenBUCYRUS – After a slow first quarter for Seneca East, the Tigers ramped it up the rest of the way and so did Alexa Snay as she tallied a game-high 24 points and nine rebounds in a 55-40 N10 win over Bucyrus.SE (3-0, 1-0 N10) trailed 15-12 after the first stop, but then outscored Bucyrus (0-4, 0-2) 16-8 in the second period and didn't look back. Izzy Stockmaster added 16 points and eight boards for the Tigers, followed by Luella Burkholder with six points and 10 rebounds. Kelley-led Willard drops Old FortWILLARD — Kendall Kelley turned in the best game and series Tuesday to fuel Willard's 1,626-1,373 girls bowling win against Old Fort.Kelley started with a 184 game, then added a 203 to top everyone with a 387 series, helping the Crimson Flashes open a 1,372-1,112 lead over the Stockaders.Willard took the first baker game by a 116-110 margin, with Old Fort claiming the second 141-138.Madison Cummings (137, 123) and Tana Wolfe (132, 128) each backed Kelley with a 260 series. Emma Steinmetz added a 243 (120, 123) and Ava Deel had a 222 (118, 104).Gabby Diaz keyed the Stockaders with a 363 series (176, 187). Ellie Skeels registered a 227 (99, 128), Caleigh Moore had a 213 (125, 88) and Gracie Ickes ended with a 185 (97, 88). Faye Walton (65) and Brielle Davis (65) combined for a 134.