Lake defeated Swanton, 49-45 in a nonleague game while Anthony Wayne downed Bowling Green,
57-45 in a Northern Lakes League opener Tuesday in girls high school basketball action.In other games,
it was: Perrysburg 61, Northview 53; Van Buren 57, Eastwood 44; Evergreen 56, Otsego 27; Ottawa Hills
69, Rossford 61; and Riverdale 47, North Baltimore 33.Lake 49, Swanton 44In Millbury, Lake’s Jordyn
Taylor scored eight points in the fourth quarter to help the Flyers rally for the win.Swanton held a
34-33 lead after three quarters.Taylor and Sumer Woodruff each scored 13 points for the Flyers,
2-0.Anthony Wayne 57, BGHS 45In Whitehouse, Bowling Green led 15-12 after the first quarter, but AW
pulled away to post the 12-point NLL win.Jasmine Bonivel, 15 points and seven rebounds, and Sara Zankl,
13 points and eight rebounds, led AW.BG had only four players score in the game, with three scoring in
double figures — Tyanna Smith, 14 points; Livvy Dill, 13 points; and Hanna Willifrod, 12 points.Both
teams are 1-1 overall.Van Buren 57, Eastwood 44In Van Buren, Eastwood scored 30 points in the second
half, but Van Buren scored in double figures in every quarter on the way to the win.Reagan Boice led
Eastwood with a game-high 16 points, and Mackenzie Albright scored 12.The Eagles are 0-2.Evergreen 56,
Otsego 27In Metamora, nine different players scored for Evergreen in the nonleague win.Abby
Hesselschwardt scored eight points for Otsego, now 1-1.Ottawa Hills 69, Rossford 61In Rossford, the
Bulldogs scored 24 points in the fourth quarter, but Ottawa Hills held on for the nonleague win.Julie
Hotz led Rossford with 16 points and 12 rebounds, Kristen Keller had 14 points and five steals, and
Margo Jackson chipped in with 10 points.Olivia VanSlooten scored 18 points for Ottawa Hills.The Bulldogs
are 0-2.Riverdale 47, North Baltimore 33In North Baltimore, the game was tied 10-10 after the first
quarter, but Riverdale outscored the Tigers, 19-7 in the second quarter on the way to the nonleague
win.Kiah Powell and Rachel Peters each had seven points for NB, now 0-2, while Powell and Lacey Trumbull
each had nine rebounds.PERRYSBURG 61, NORTHVIEW 53PERRYSBURGSattler, 0-4-3—15; Hunter, 1-6—8; Moore,
1-2—4; Witt, 0-2—2; DeLong, 2-1-1—8; Baer, 2-2—6; Piezer, 2-0—4; Brown, 3-1-5—14; Stapleton, 0-0—0.
TOTALS: 11-6-21—61.NORTHVIEWFries, 2-1-0—7; Austin, 0-1-0—3; K. Cole, 0-0—0; Riggs, 0-0—0; Duwve, 0-0—0;
McCoy, 2-3—7; M. Cole, 2-10—14; Jessing, 5-1-9—22. TOTALS: 11-3-22—53.PERRYSBURG 13 18 16 14
—61NORTHVIEW 12 17 12 12 —53Junior varsity: Perrysburg, 39-19.ANTHONY WAYNE 57, BGHS 45BGHSGlandorff,
0-1-3—6; Smith, 7-0—14; Dill, 4-5—13; Williford, 4-4—12. TOTALS 15-1-12—45.ANTHONY WAYNEBahr, 3-0—6;
Allen, 2-0—4; Bonivel, 6-1-0—15; Bedard, 1-1-1—6; Burdo, 1-1-2—7; Kreig, 3-0—6; Zankl, 5-1-0—13. TOTALS:
21-4-3—57.BGHS 15 6 10 14 —45AW 12 17 16 12 —57Junior varsity: AW, 45-30.VAN BUREN 57, EASTWOOD 44VAN
BURENWise, 4-2—10; Endicott, 2-0—4; Lasley, 1-1—3; Sturgill 4-1—9; Miller, 0-3-5—14; Hassan, 1-1-0—5;
Elder, 4-4—12. TOTALS: 16-4-13—57.EAStWOODKlink, 1-0—2; Albright, 5-2—12; Boice, 5-1-3—16; Jennings,
2-2—6; Lambing, 0-1—1; Peters, 1-0—2; Fix, 1-3—5. TOTALS: 15-1-11—44.VAN BUREN 16 15 12 14 —57EASTWOOD 6
8 13 17 —44Junior varsity: not reported.LAKE 49, SWANTON 45SWANTONCallicotte, 5-0—10; Knepley, 1-1—3;
Cait, 1-1-0—5; Wheeler, 0-3-0—9; Christensen, 4-1-0—11; Ramlow, 2-1-0—7. TOTALS: 13-6-1—45.LAKETaylor,
3-1-4—13; Brittenham, 0-1-0—3; Swartz, 1-0—2; Dabney, 2-0—4; Phalen, 0-2-2—8; Hansen, 0-2—2; Henneman,
0-4—4; Woodruff, 0-4-1—13. TOTALS: 6-8-13—49.SWANTON 17 11 6 11 —45LAKE 16 13 4 16 —49Junior varsity:
not reported.EVERGREEN 56, OTSEGO 27OTSEGOAsmus, 2-0—4; Beach, 0-2—2; Hesselschwardt, 3-2—8; Donald,
0-1-0—3; Smoyer, 0-1—1; Forshey, 2-1-0—7; Varner, 1-0—2. TOTALS: 8-2-5—27.EVERGREENR. Noe, 1-3-0—11;
Fizel, 1-1—3; Tucker, 2-1—5; A. Noe, 1-0—2; Siefker, 3-0—6; K. Noe, 3-1—7; Maensot, 2-1-0—7; Mossing,
5-1—11; Fauble, 2-0—4. TOTALS: 20-4-4—56.OTSEGO 11 10 4 2 —27EVERGREEN 9 22 18 7 —56Junior varsity:
Evergreen won.OTTAWA HILLS 69, ROSSFORD 61OTTAWA HILLSBillstein, 1-0—2; Michelle Healy, 0-1-1—4; Megan
Healy, 2-2—6; Dewire, 7-6—20; Smith, 6-4—16; Berry, 1-1—3; VanSlooten, 7-4—18. TOTALS:
24-1-18—69.ROSSFORDHotz, 3-2-4—16; York, 1-3—5; Jackson, 3-4—10; Davis, 2-1—5; Pietrasz, 1-0—2; Keller,
5-4—14; Clay, 1-1-3—8; Guzdowski, 0-1—1. TOTALS: 16-3-20—61.OH 15 19 15 20 —60ROSSFORD 10 14 13 24
—61Junior varsity: Rossford won.RIVERDALE 47, NORTH BALTIMORE 33RIVERDALET. Wright, 0-1-0—3; Holderman,
4-2-2—16; Parish, 0-3—3; J. Wright, 2-2-5—15; Frey, 1-0—2; Walter, 1-2—4; Taylor, 1-0—2; Farmer, 1-0—2.
TOTALS: 10-5-12—47.NBDavis, 1-1-0—5; Schloemp, 1-1-0—5; Fleckner, 1-0—2; Grilliot, 0-1—1; Trumbull,
0-3—3; Powell, 3-1—7; Ray, 1-0—2; Risler, 0-1—1; Peters, 2-3—7. TOTALS: 9-2-9—33.RIVERDALE 10 19 11 7
—47NB10 7 6