Logan Elm 60, Southeastern 51
CIRCLEVILLE — Kiki Ingram put in 37 points Tuesday night as Logan Elm defeated Southeastern 60-51 Tuesday night.
Mixed in with Ingram’s 37 points was a school record eight three-pointers.
Ingram had 14 points in the first as Southeastern had a 19-16 lead.
The Braves were up 26-24 at halftime.
Not even a 35-minute delay in the third quarter because of an activated fire alarm could slow down the Braves as they built a 45-39 lead heading into the final period.
Kimmy Petty added seven for the Braves, Maggie Wilson had six, Molly Miller five, Maddie Adkins three and Lilly Conaway added two points.
Reese Ruckel led Southeastern with 21 points and Row Ruckel had 17.
Quarter scores 1 2 3 4 F
Southeastern 19 7 15 12 51
Logan Elm 16 10 19 15 60
Circleville 47, Bloom-Carroll 37
CIRCLEVILLE — Circleville held visiting Bloom-Carroll to a mere three points in the fourth quarter in turning a one-point game into a 10-point win — 47-37 Tuesday.
Addison Edgington had eight of her game-high 21 points in the fourth quarter in her first game back for the basketball Tigers since being involved in a serious car accident last winter.
Maddie Blakeman added 10 for Circleville, all coming in the first half.
Whitney Passen hit six three-pointers to lead Bloom-Carroll with 20 points.
Circleville 47, Bloom-Carroll 37
Bloom-Carroll — Chuck Conrad 2-0-4, Whitney Passen 6-2-20, Tessa Brooks 1-0-3, Riley Westall 1-2-4, Emma Sorrell 0-1-1, Davynn Miller 2-0-4, Adyson Luke 0-1-1. Three-point goals — Passen (6), Brooks. Total — 12-6-37.
Circleville — Brooklyn Cramer 2-1-6, Ava Justice 1-1-3, Maddie Blakeman 4-2-10, Ally Thornsley 1-0-2, Kaylee West 1-3-5, Addison Edgington 9-3-21. Three-point goals — Cramer. Total — 18-10-47.
Quarter scores 1 2 3 4 F
Bloom-Carroll 9 11 14 3 37
Circleville 12 13 10 12 47
Amanda-Clearcreek 40, Hamilton Township 37
OBETZ — Amanda-Clearcreek opened its league slate on the road and enjoyed the ride back as they came away a 40-37 winner over Hamilton Township.
In a back-and-forth final period, Hayden Plank hit a three with 3:12 left in the game to put AC back on top for good at 38-35.
The Rangers scored to make it a one-point game five seconds later and the score stayed at 38-37 until Kaylee Wilson sealed the win for the Aces with a pair of free throws with 24 seconds showing.
Taylor Evans led the Aces with 16 points and Plank had 11.
Jael Haynes-Lee led the Rangers with 11.
Amanda-Clearcreek 40, Hamilton Township 37
Amanda-Clearcreek — Hayden Plank 4-0-11. Allie Leist 1-1-4, Gavyn Sowers 1-0-3, Taylor Evans 6-2-16, Kaylee Wilson 1-3-6. Three-point goals — Plank (3), Leist, Sowers, Evans (2), Wilson. Total — 13-6-40.
Hamilton Township — Jael Haynes-Lee 2-7-11, Cadence Snyder 4-0-8, Alexis Wooten 3-0-6, Jersey Baker 3-0-6, Myke-kila Dean 3-0-6. Total — 16-7-36.
Quarter scores 1 2 3 4 F
Am-Clearcreek 11 10 5 14 40
Hamilton Twp 10 14 7 6 37
Hilliard Bradley 40, Teays Valley 31
ASHVILLE — Teays Valley had a slim lead entering the fourth quarter but visiting Hilliard Bradley held its host to a single basket in the fourth quarter to leave with a 40-31 win.
The Vikings were up 29-27 after three periods but the Jaguars held them scoreless for the first five minutes of the quarter while getting out in front 38-29. Tessa Horsley came through for TV scoring on an inbounds play, but those were the only points TV could muster in the final period.
Horsley led the Vikings with 14 points.
Quarter scores 1 2 3 4 F
Hilliard Bradley 9 9 9 13 40
Teays Valley 8 8 13 2 31