Chieftains take sixth at Jimmy Mac Duals
Written by THE BELLEFONTAINE EXAMINER STAFF
Bellefontaine’s wrestling team held its own in a tough 10-team field Saturday at the third-annual Jimmy Mac Duals at Bellefontaine High School.
IL boys sting Skins
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Indian Lake began what it hopes to be a breakout season with a win over visiting Wapakoneta on Saturday.
Tigers top Pirates in local matchup
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West Liberty-Salem’s girls basketball team used a big third-quarter burst to put away visiting Riverside 48-33 on Saturday in a local non-league contest.
Gophers bag win over Village Academy
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Ridgemont got its season off to a strong start as it handled visiting Village Academy 71-51 on Friday in its non-league home opener.
Saturday hoops roundup
Written by MATT HAMMOND
It was a successful night Saturday for many local boys and girls basketball teams.
Benjamin Logan's boys beat Riverside 61-51 in overtime to win the Ben Logan Tip-Off Classic. It was the first time the Raiders won their own season-opening tournament.
Indian Lake's boys basketball team opened its season with a 57-54 victory over visiting Wapakoneta.
On the girls side, Bellefontaine rolled past Springfield Shawnee 46-29. West Liberty-Salem was also victorious as the Tigers bounced Riverside 48-33.
For more on Saturday's games, see Monday's edition of the Examiner.
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Bollinger helps Riverside clip Indians in tourney semifinal
Written by THE BELLEFONTAINE EXAMINER STAFF
With a season-opening win on the line against Mechanicsburg, Riverside’s boys basketball team knew who was getting the ball.
Third-quarter flurry carries Celina past Chiefs
Written by MATT HAMMOND
Bellefontaine’s boys basketball team put forth an impressive fourth-quarter comeback in its opener against Celina on Friday, but it was not quite enough to overcome a disastrous end to the third period.
Raiders deliver in season opener
Written by AARON LaBATT
Benjamin Logan head coach Dave Myers said Friday needed to be a big night for his basketball program.