Comets turn away FHS

FOSTORIA — Three Genoa players combined for 58 points Friday to counter Jayceon Tucker's big night for Fostoria in a 73-64 Northern Buckeye Conference win.Ryan Routson keyed the Comets with 21 points, eight assists and three steals.Myles Mollenhauer backed him with 20 points and Ty Asman scored 17.Jacob Woolard chipped in nine points, five rebounds and three steals and Walter Plantz scored six points.They all helped Genoa (11-3, 6-1 NBC) power out to a 41-27 halftime lead.Meanwhile, Tucker poured in 31 points and snared four steals for the Redmen (7-8, 4-4).Anthony Armstrong added 15 points, Trent Smith had nine points and five assists and Lane Miller scored six points. Rout keeps Warriors in N10 huntBUCYRUS — Mohawk breezed past Bucyrus 82-37 Friday to stay in the hunt in the Northern 10 Athletic Conference.The 11-1 Warriors improved to 7-1 in N10 play after the rout, trailing only Colonel Crawford in the conference standings.Kahne Hayman and Hunter Haynes each hit five 3-pointers for Mohawk, with Hayman ending with 22 points and Haynes scoring 17.Boomer Cleveland also scored 17 points and Connor Flood tossed in eight.Flood grabbed eight rebounds, Cleveland dished six assists, Kaleb Bish tallied five assists and four steals and Haynes snared five steals.George Flood keyed the Redmen (1-14, 1-9) with 11 points, Lincoln Blizzard netted nine, Demaris Munn-Page had eight and Dylan Coppler ended with seven. Iles fuels Rams' runawayUPPER SANDUSKY — Kaimen Iles keyed Upper Sandusky in the middle quarters Friday, helping the Rams turn a close game into a 76-41 romp past Northern 10 Athletic Conference foe Wynford.The Rams led just 17-16 at the end of the first quarter before outscoring Wynford 47-20 over the next two periods.Iles led that charge, netting 15 of his game-high 19 points during that two-quarter span for Upper Sandusky (11-4, 6-3 N10).Brock Montgomery and Josh Heilman each added 15 points for the Rams, Jonathan Craig tossed in 11 and Justin Heilman scored eight.Drew Johnson hit five 3-pointers to end with 15 points for the Royals (1-12, 1-9). Weston Prenger chipped in 10 points and Drew Stanek had seven. Lakers overwhelm StockadersOLD FORT — Danbury owned the first quarter and coasted from there Friday in a 57-26 Sandusky Bay Conference River Division rout of Old Fort.The Lakers (14-2, 10-1 SBC) roared out to a 26-4 lead by the end of the first quarter en route to a 39-6 halftime advantage.Ella McDonald led everyone with 17 points for Danbury, Mia McDonald scored 10, Charley Lenthe tallied eight, Katelynne Bergman had seven and Maci Brown and Lauren Bergman each added six.Lucy King's nine points and Carly Fortney's seven paced the Stockaders (7-9, 6-6). Adelyn Dick chipped in six points. Senecas roll by St. MaryAlyssa Rishty led eight Calvert scorers Friday with 20 points as the Senecas breezed by Sandusky St. Mary in SBC River play. Rishty added four rebounds, five assists and six steals, while Megan Rombach chipped in 10 points and 10 rebounds and both Kate Coleman and Kaleigh Concepcion ended with nine points. Wynford turns away RamsUPPER SANDUSKY — Wynford battled past Upper Sandusky's boys 2,175-2,089 Friday, dropping the Rams to 3-7 in the Northwest Ohio Bowling League.Dalton Shock led Upper Sandusky with a 407 series (205, 202), Afton Green rolled a 387 (165, 222), Clayton Bowen added a 360 (156, 204) and Rowen Kennedy ended with a 305 (131, 174).The Rams also got single-game totals of 114 from Kaleb Swavel and 130 from Parker Hord.Names were not provided for Wynford's competitors.The Royals won the baker games 168-151, 144-107 and 175-128. Royals power past Upper SanduskyUPPER SANDUSKY — Wynford turned in the top two series scores Friday en route to beating Upper Sandusky's girls 2,101-1,740 in Northwest Ohio Bowling League play.Taylor Gilliam's 363 series (180, 183) for the Royals led everyone and teammate Kendall Naufzinger added a 350 (178, 172).Samantha Dornbirer backed them with a 294 series (140, 154), Heather Wappelhorst registered a 292 (132, 160) and Addison Sebring had a 256 (135, 121).Wynford also won the baker games 176-164, 156-142 and 214-106.Olivia Griswold's 309 series (174, 135) paced the Rams (5-5 NOBL).Hope Morris followed with a 291 series (128, 163), Brynn Routzahn had a 289 (117, 172), Hayden Guinther tallied a 222 (134, 88) and Lily Swartz finished with a 217 (112, 105).