Circleville 65, Logan Elm 39
CIRCLEVILLE — Circleville took control early and never let up in defeating visiting Logan Elm 65-39 Saturday.
Eight points from Addison Edgington helped the Tigers to an 18-7 lead after the first quarter.
Brooklyn Cramer led the way for Circleville in the second quarter with nine as the Tigers led 35-20 at halftime.
Maddie Blakeman scored Circleville’s first nine points of the second half to help the Tigers to a 51-30 lead.
Edgington capped off a 26-point night with eight more in the fourth quarter.
Cramer finished the night with 18 for Circleville and Blakeman had 15.
Kiki Ingram had a 10-point second quarter as part of a 12-point night for the Braves.
Kimberly Petty scored in all four quarters in scoring 12 for LE.
Circleville 65, Logan Elm 39
Logan Elm — Kimberly Petty 5-0-12, Kiki Ingram 3-4-12, Molly Miller 1-0-3, Maddie Adkins 0-2-2, Emma Largent 1-0-2, Gillian Savage 2-1-6, Maggie Wilson 1-0-2. Three-point goals — Petty (2), Ingram (2), Miller, Savage. Total — 13-6-39.
Circleville — Brooklyn Cramer 7-3-18, Ava Justice 1-0-2, Maddie Blakeman 6-2-15, Kaylee West 0-2-2, Addison Edgington 12-2-26, Mallory McConnell 0-2-2. Three-point goals — Cramer, Blakeman. Total — 26-11-65.
Quarter scores 1 2 3 4 F
Logan Elm 7 13 10 9 39
Circleville 18 17 16 14 65
Fairfield Union 50, Amanda-Clearcreek 45
LANCASTER — Fairfield Union came back from a 13-point deficit to beat Amanda-Clearcreek 50-45 Saturday.
A Kaylie Wilson three-pointer had put the Aces up 40-27 with 3:35 left in the third quarter but the Falcons clamped down on defense and didn’t allow their visitors another point for more than 10 minutes of game time.
On the other end, the Falcons scored 17 straight to go up 44-40 with less than two minutes to go in the game.
Christian Thompson capped a 27-point night with a basket off an inbounds play to make it a six-point game with 33 seconds left.
The Aces added a free throw from Hayden Plank, but could get no closer.
Taylor Evans led the Aces 23 points.
Vikings win Granville Invitational
GRANVILLE — Teays Valley was more than 50 points better than the competition in winning the 14-team Granville Invitational Saturday.
The Vikings posted a team score of 236.5 while Olentangy Berlin was second with 183 and Jonathan Alder was third with 179.
Josh Zimmer had two tech falls in a 4-0 day to win the 120-pound gold pool.
Zach Bridges went 3-1 to win the 126-pound silver pool.
Carson Hix won four tech falls to take first in the 132-pound gold pool.
Kyan Conn had two pins on the way to winning the 144-pound bronze pool.
Aiden Kennedy went 3-1 to win the 175-pound gold pool.
Ethan Schwalbauch went 3-0 to win the 215-pound gold pool.
Tristan Graham was 3-0 in winning the gold pool for heavyweights.
Mustangs third, Aces seventh at Butcher Green Memorial
WILLIAMSPORT — Thomas Worthington came out on top at the 15-team Butcher Green Memorial hosted by Westfall Saturday.
The Cardinals had 252.5 team points while Celina was second with 228.5 and Westfall was third with 193.5. Amanda-Clearcreek was seventh with 97.5.
Westfall had three weight class winners and the Aces had two.
Mustangs’ sophomore Bryson Campfield won the title at 126 pounds, freshman Eli Wright took the top spot at 175 pounds and senior Wes Moats won at 215.
AC junior Bodie Martin won the title at 157 pounds and Silas Hoffman won at 165.
Logan Elm eighth at Cambridge Invitational
CAMBRIDGE — Louisville came out on top of the 16-team Cambridge Invitational Saturday.
Louisville had 204 points to best second-place West Holmes, which finished with 182.5. Logan Elm was eighth with 123.5.
The Braves had a pair of champions Saturday.
Dawsen Hudson had a major decision to win the title at 113 pounds.
Gavin Hoover had a last-second pin to win the title at 132 pounds.
Conner Green lost a 6-5 decision to take second in the heavyweight division.
Circleville 10th at Rick Link Invitational
BELMONT — Circleville had 103 points to take 10th at the 24-team Rick Link Invitational hosted by Union Local Saturday.
Parkersburg (WVa) was first with 223 points while Steubenville was second with 158 and Barnesville and East Liverpool tied for third at 150.
Caidhen Morgan led the Tigers as he won the heavyweight title. His day included three pins and a double overtime win in the semifinals.
Andrew Siembida and Jon Perez were third at 113 pounds. Seimbida recorded two pins and a tech fall during the day. Perez was third at 138 pounds with four pins.
Drace Johnson took fourth at 106 pounds and David Northam was fourth at heavyweight.