There was a packed house at Mohawk High School last night, and all the electricity in the air that you’d expect as the Northern 10 Conference boys basketball title hung in the balance between its top two teams: Mohawk and Colonel Crawford.
Both teams did not disappoint either; duking it out like prizefighters until the very end with the Eagles edging the Warriors on the road in overtime, 60-56.
Old Fort outlasted Hopewell-Loudon to clinch a share of the Sandusky Bay Conference - River Division on the road last night, 53-31.
CAREY 62, SENECA EAST 53 By Kyle Holsinger ATTICA — Carey went on a 13-4 run to end the first half and start the third quarter to take the lead over Seneca East, 33-29. The Blue Devils never trailed from there, rolling to a 62-53 Northern 10 Conference victory on the road. What did Coach […]
MOHAWK 56, UPPER SANDUSKY 26 By Kyle Holsinger UPPER SANDUSKY — Mohawk was firing on all cylinders Friday night as they beat cross-county and Northern 10 Conference foe Upper Sandusky, 56-26. Kahne Hayman scored 21, Connor Flood added 14, and Boomer Cleveland had 12 points to lead the Warriors (4-0 overall, 3-0 Northern 10). What'd […]
SENECA EAST 72, CAREY 51 By Kyle Holsinger CAREY — Seneca East’s Luke Bordner scored 25 points as he led the Tigers to a 72-51 Northern 10 Conference victory at Carey. What'd Coach have to say? “It’s a tough place to play,” Seneca East coach Jay Langhurst said. “I thought our guys did a nice […]
Carey’s Rachel Reinhart nailed five three-pointers, and the Blue Devils opened the second half on a 13-0 run that created an insurmountable lead on their way to a 58-42 home win over Mohawk last night.
Perkins’ Isaac Bunts scored from eight yards out with 39 seconds left to give the Pirates a 28-21 win over the Ontario Warriors last night for the Division IV, Region 14 title.
One of the greatest comebacks in Ohio high school playoff history went down last night at Arlin Field in Mansfield as Ontario rallied from 22 points down going into the fourth quarter to go ahead with 12 seconds left in the game to beat Shelby, 49-48.
Mohawk advanced to the Division VII, Region 26 semifinals after defeating McComb at home last night, 20-13. The Warriors earned their first ten-win season since 2018.
Mohawk advances in the OHSAA Division VII, Region 27 playoffs after a first-round home win against Edgerton, 49-14.
