Rombach's double-double fuels Senecas

Lakota was determined to not let Alyssa Rishty go off Thursday night. That was just fine for Calvert as Megan Rombach stepped up and finished with a monster double-double with 17 points and 14 rebounds as the Senecas routed the Raiders 55-20 in SBC River play. Rishty did have 11 points, nine rebounds and seven assists for the Senecas (16-2, 12-2 SBC River), while Kate Coleman chipped in eight points, five rebounds and five assists and Carleigh Meier ended with six points and five boards.Calvert led 34-14 at the half. For the Raiders (9-9, 8-6), Rylee Markel finished with eight points. Bishop, H-L thump Blue JacketsBASCOM — Olivia Bishop outscored New Riegel by herself, fueling Hopewell-Loudon's 47-17 Sandusky Bay Conference River Division rout Thursday.Bishop tossed in 19 points and grabbed eight rebounds for the Chieftains, who led 25-8 at halftime.Sidney Brickner backed her with 13 points, Ariyanna Bishop netted nine points and Karsyn Snyder also hauled in eight boards.Cate Reinhart's eight points topped the Blue Jackets. Middlebrooks pushes FHS into win columnFOSTORIA — Alycia Middlebrooks won the points battle with Lake's Brooke Wiley, propelling the Redmen to a 51-48 Northern Buckeye Conference victory Thursday.Middlebrooks led everyone with 23 points for Fostoria (8-10, 6-7 NBC), while Wiley tallied 22 for the Flyers.Lyrique Johnson approached a double-double for FHS, registering 11 points, eight rebounds and three steals.Amijah Poole added six points and Brooklyn Holman snared three steals.Gabby Moreno backed Wiley with 11 points for Lake (7-13, 5-8), Savannah Little scored nine and Lauren Tobias had six. Old Fort's upset bid falls shortGIBSONBURG — Old Fort's comeback bid came up short Thursday in a 57-54 Sandusky Bay Conference River Division loss to Gibsonburg.The teams ended the opening quarter knotted at 13 before Gibsonburg (13-4, 13-1 SBC) appeared to take control by outscoring the Stockaders 34-22 over the next two periods for a 47-35 lead.Old Fort (7-10, 6-7) roared back in the fourth quarter, with Mackenzie Fortney scoring nine of her team-high 20 points in the final period before the Golden Bears escaped.Ansley Fleming and Elly Evarts each tossed in 20 points for Gibsonburg and Emma Jividen scored eight.Adelyn Dick added 14 points for Old Fort and Carly Fortney scored seven.Mackenzie Fortney also grabbed nine rebounds and Dick had five. Baker games push NB past SENORTH BALTIMORE — North Baltimore broke away in the first baker game and split the next two Thursday, turning a close match into a 2,150-2,036 win against Seneca East's boys.Braiden Solly rolled games of 213 and 209 for a match-best 422 series, but his hometown Tigers trailed Seneca East by a mere pin — 1,634-1,633 — after the first round.However, North Baltimore took the first baker game 208-126 to grab the overall lead for good and eased off from there. Seneca East won the second baker game 156-152 and North Baltimore took the third 157-120.Elijah Smith backed Solly with a 348 series (163, 185) for North Baltimore, Trace Trumbull had a 329 (157, 172), Gavin Kleinmark ended with a 291 (148, 143) and Macin Petry tallied a 243 (142, 101).Parker Edwards paced Seneca East with a 378 series (176, 202), Colin Lucius finished with a 328 (172, 156), Blair Beagle turned in a 318 (153, 165), Logan Drown had a 315 (151, 163) and Ryly Stacklin added a 296 (134, 162). NB girls overpower SENORTH BALTIMORE — Two North Baltimore girls registered a 350 series Thursday in a 1,942-1,626 win against Seneca East.Jayme Zergler led everyone with a 356 series (192, 164) for North Baltimore and Kenadi Lennard had a 354 (184, 170).Olivia Busch backed them with a 314 series (157, 157), Daisy Cano-Perez added a 253 (114, 139) and Layla Delaney had a 247 (110, 137).North Baltimore also took the baker games 155-120, 126-119 and 137-117.Seneca East got a 286 series from Casey Kipps (147, 139), 273 from Sydney Beard (132, 141), 252 from Allie Miller (149, 103), 241 from Gracie Webster (132, 109) and 218 from Mya Carrick (100, 118).