Tucker, Armstrong spark Redmen

MAUMEE — Jayceon Tucker led all scorers and Anthony Armstrong registered a double-double Friday as Fostoria upended Maumee 77-69 in Northern Buckeye Conference play.Tucker popped in 29 points for the Redmen (7-6, 4-3 NBC), who outscored Maumee 43-30 over the middle quarters to build a 58-47 advantage.Armstrong backed him with 18 points, 13 rebounds and five assists.Trent Smith tossed in another 17 points and Taevyn Talley added six for FHS.Ben Kubicz keyed the Panthers (4-10, 2-6) with 18 points, Abram Sutherland chipped in 17, Eli Dodson scored 12, Will Kubicz had 11 and Carson Graetz netted nine. Dodson also dished four assists. Martinez helps H-L boot WildcatsBASCOM — Braylon Martinez nearly tallied a double-double Friday to propel Hopewell-Loudon past Woodmore 50-43 in Sandusky Bay Conference River Division play.Martinez keyed the Chieftains (4-7, 4-4 SBC) with 19 points, nine rebounds, four steals and four assists.Ashton Miller backed him with seven points, and Luca SanGregory and Dexter Stacey each added six.Collin Smith grabbed another eight boards for H-L.Carson Slates topped the Wildcats (2-8, 2-6) with 17 points, Izaiah Wilson tossed in 15 and Brady Thatcher netted nine. Blue Jackets storm past St. JoeNEW RIEGEL — Shane Jones led a trio of double-digit New Riegel scorers in a 77-43 Sandusky Bay Conference River Division romp past Fremont St. Joe.Jones led everyone with 25 points for the Blue Jackets (9-3, 7-3 SBC), who led 43-21 at halftime.Carson Pahl chipped in 15 points, Jayden Nye scored 14, Carter Clouse and Aiden Faeth both tallied seven and Alec Hohman had six.The Crimson Streaks (1-12, 1-9) got 13 points from Cameron Daniels, 10 from Sam Paeth, seven from William Connell and six from Liam Thiessen. Raiders overpower St. MaryKANSAS — Lakota started strong and shook off a sub-par night at the line Friday to drop Sandusky Bay Conference River Division foe Sandusky St. Mary 57-45.The Raiders (7-6, 5-5 SBC) jumped out 22-9 by the end of the opening period and led by at least seven points at the end of each of the next two quarters before inching away in the fourth.Blayse Beard's 19 game-high points sparked Lakota, which ended just 12 of 23 on foul shots.Avery Shilling added 17 points for the Raiders, Colten Kelbley tossed in nine and Nick Elchert had seven.Gabe Burch tallied 16 points for the Panthers (3-8, 3-6) and Cayden Wikel scored 14. SE's 1-2 punch drops RamsATTICA — Alexa Snay and Izzy Stockmaster both turned in double-doubles Friday to ignite Seneca East's 50-36 Northern 10 Athletic Conference win against Seneca East.Snay tallied 19 points and 11 rebounds for the Tigers (11-4, 8-2 N10) and Stockmaster finished with 12 points and 11 boards.Karli Foos added seven points for Seneca East.Addy Newman's 14 points led the Rams (8-7, 5-5) and Grace Walton scored 12. Buckettes clamp down on MohawkSYCAMORE — Buckeye Central only let Mohawk score more than seven points in quarter once Friday in a 42-28 Northern 10 Athletic Conference win.Aleyse Siefert keyed the Buckettes (5-10, 3-8 N10) with 16 points and six rebounds, Grace Collene scored 14 points, Nevaeh Metzger registered seven points and four assists and Macy Deppen grabbed seven rebounds.Individual information for the Warriors (3-12, 2-9) was not provided. Rams can't catch L-BFINDLAY — Kenzie Walker rolled a 404 series Friday to fuel Liberty-Benton's girls in a 2,191-1,903 win against Upper Sandusky.Walker turned in games of 192 and 212 to lead the Eagles to a 1,751-1,448 lead after the first round.Upper Sandusky then took the first two baker games by scores of 151-129 and 172-153 before L-B claimed the third 158-132.Sydney Mabe backed Walker with a 362 series (176, 186) for the Eagles, Elizabeth Namert had a 337 (167, 170) and Avery Moetin tallied a 327 (147, 180). The Eagles also got single-game scores of 127 from Emma McFaland and 194 from Adrian Cottrell.Brynn Routzahn's 322 series (166, 156) led the Rams (4-4).Olivia Griswald added a 305 series (160, 145), Lily Swartz ended with a 288 (115, 173), Hayden Guinther had a 270 (141, 129) and Hope Morris finished with a 263 (140, 123).