Bloom-Carroll 62, Logan Elm 50
CIRCLEVILLE — Logan Elm senior Ne’miah Waugh joined an elite group Tuesday night despite visiting Bloom-Carroll leaving with a 62-50 win.
With 1:52 remaining in the second quarter, Waugh put in a three-pointer off the glass to hit 1,000 points for his career. He is the 11th Brave to hit that mark.
At the time, Waugh’s shot put LE ahead 28-22 and the Braves finished the half with a 28-27 lead.
BC (8-10, 6-4) was able to flip the scoreboard in the second half and the third ended with a 43-36 Bulldog advantage.
Waugh ended the night with 23 points and has 1,007 for his career.
The Braves (5-13, 3-8) wrap up their Mid-State League schedule with a trip to Liberty Union Friday.
Logan Elm 1,000-point scorers
Ridge Young – 1,798
Tyler Evans – 1,589
Isaac Ward – 1,379
Dillon Young – 1,332
Tim Congrove – 1,287
Jason McFarland – 1,209
Evan Blake – 1,140
Brandon Amann – 1,119
Andy Hulse – 1,099
Tom Sykes – 1,072
Ne’miah Waugh – 1,007
Quarter scores 1 2 3 4 F
Bloom-Carroll 8 19 16 19 62
Logan Elm 14 14 8 14 50
Teays Valley 43, Canal Winchester 40
ASHVILLE — Teays Valley edged out Canal Winchester 43-40 to pick up the win Tuesday night.
In the process, it was the 100th career coaching win for head coach Trevor Younkin and assistant coach Josh Kellough. The two worked together when Younkin was the boys coach at Westfall and have continued to work together at Teays Valley.
The Vikings had a good start to the game in leading 13-4 after the first quarter but the Indians held their hosts to only four points in the second while getting their own offense going to take a 19-17 lead by halftime.
The Vikings (7-13, 6-6) finished the third back on top 34-30.
TV stayed on top for much of the fourth before a score from CW’s Pierce Cephas tied the game at 39-39. But a basket from Areyana Karshner and free throws from Cooper McManaway and Cami Robbins secured the win for the Vikings.
The Vikings head to Newark Friday.
Teays Valley 43, Canal Winchester 40
Canal Winchester— Ashley Cicora 4-2-13, Lily Kissinger 4-0-8, Pierce Cephas 4-0-9, Kylie Long 3-0-6, Annie Dearth 2-0-4. Three-point goals — Cicora (3), Cephas. Total — 17-2-40.
Teays Valley — Cooper McManaway 4-6-15, Cami Robins 2-1-6, Areyana Karshner 2-0-4, Avery Mann 2-0-4, Tessa Horsley 5-4-14. Three-point goals — McManaway, Robins. Total — 15-11-43.
Quarter scores 1 2 3 4 F
Canal Winchester 4 15 11 10 40
Teays Valley 13 4 17 9 43
Patriot Prep 57, New Hope 53
COLUMBUS — Patriot Prep had a strong finish to send New Hope home on the short end of a 57-53 score Tuesday night.
The Eagles also had a strong start in getting out to a 17-8 lead after the first quarter but the Statesmen responded in the second quarter to finish the half with a 25-23 lead.
“For some reason we played on our heels the first four minutes of the game,” New Hope coach Shane Roese said. “Patriot is a big, strong, athletic team and it took us half a quarter to match their physicality. Once we did, we settled in and played some good basketball in the second period.”
After an evenly played third left New Hope still up two (38-36), the Statesmen stayed in front for most of the fourth and were up 45-43 with 2:45 left.
The Eagles then went on a 9-0 run over the next 90 seconds to get control 52-45. Hew Hope had the difference to three points with 30 seconds left but was unable to add anymore to its total.
“We really were in control at the five-minute mark, but we had about four or five untimely turnovers down the stretch that ended up being the difference in the game,” Roese said. “Certainly not an effort issue, we have just played two really good teams on the road our last outings and have come up a little short. It doesn’t feel good, but this group will bounce back – I guarantee it.”
The Statesmen (14-4) were led by Xander Rink with 17 points, six rebounds and four assists, Hunter Cavanaugh had 12 points and six assists and Tyler cook tallied nine points.
New Hope returns to play Saturday night hosting Vinton County at Ohio Christian University.
Patriot Prep 57, New Hope 53
New Hope — Hunter Cavanaugh 4-1-12, Gavin Ludens 4-0-8, Xander Rink 8-0-17, Nathaniel Ames 2-1-7, Tyler Cook 3-0-9. Three-point goals — Cavanaugh (3), Rink, Ames (2), Cook (3). Total — 21-2-53.
Patriot Prep — Antonio Rogers 3-4-10, Mason Seward 6-3-15, DeShawn Crawford 6-2-14, Benjamin Williams 1-0-3, Cameron Thomas 7-1-15. Three-point goals — Williams. Total — 23-10-57.
Quarter scores 1 2 3 4 F
New Hope 8 17 13 15 53
Patriot Prep 17 6 13 21 57
Liberty Union 68, Amanda-Clearcreek 42 (girls)
Quarter scores 1 2 3 4 F
Liberty Union 12 25 10 21 68
Amanda-Clearcreek 7 9 11 15 42