
Jackets come up short in late comeback attempt against Blue Devils
DEFIANCE, Ohio - A fourth-quarter comeback attempt was cut short at the Karl H. Weaner Center on Wednesday night as the Lawrence Tech Blue Devils outlasted Defiance College 68-53.
DEFIANCE, Ohio - A fourth-quarter comeback attempt was cut short at the Karl H. Weaner Center on Wednesday night as the Lawrence Tech Blue Devils outlasted Defiance College 68-53.
The Lady Archers hoped to end a losing streak on the road against Edgerton, the team that started that streak back on December 19, 2024. Unfortunately, it was not to be.
DEFIANCE, Ohio - True freshman guard Taylor Haynes earned Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Week honors for her strong efforts in the Yellow Jackets’ past two contests, the conference announced on Monday.
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FORT WAYNE – Junior Lexi Moore broke the Wayne Trace girls basketball single game rebound record with 28 rebounds to lead the Lady Raiders to a 53-40 victory over Blackhawk Christian Monday night in Fort Wayne.The red, white and blue dominated the boards on the evening as Wayne Trace hauled down 56 rebounds compared to the Braves’ 19.
ANTWERP – Friday night was the girls high school basketball season opener in Paulding County where Hilltop took an early lead and never looked back in posting a 60-42 victory over Antwerp.The visiting Cadets jumped in front in the opening eight minutes of the season, taking an 18-5 lead at the end of one period.Hilltop extended the margin in the second quarter, picking up thirteen points compared to eleven for the Archers in widening the gap to 31-16 at the intermission.The Williams County squad then put the game away in the third quarter, adding nineteen markers while limiting Antwerp to a dozen to take a 50-28 lead into the final stanza.Caroline Rohrs led the way for Antwerp with seventeen points while Raeley Franklin chipped in eight markers.Eliana Hormann and Clara Rohrs both bucketed five points for the Lady Archers followed by Mara Phlipot (three), Briley Bagley (two) and Madisyn Peters (two).Libbie Baker topped all players in the contest with a game high thirty-two points for Hilltop with Eleana Van Arsdalen and Molly Dickinson both scoring eight markers.Kennedy Bailey chipped in seven points for the Lady Cadets while Sophia Crossgrove finished with five points.