Perrysburg’s girls improved to 14-3 overall with a 63-41 win over Toledo Bowsher
Monday.Taylor Knight led Perrysburg with 16 points, Sarah Baer contributed 13.
Kelsea Newman added 12.Asia Woodson led the Rebels (5-12) with 25
points.BOWLINGBOYSRossford tops BGOn Saturday, Rossford handed Bowling Green its
first loss of the season, 2,833-2,764, in a non-conference match at Al-Mar
Lanes.The see-saw battle finally tilted for the Bulldogs in the fourth of five
Baker-format games as Rossford had a 223 to 134 for the Bobcats.A trio of
Rossford bowlers led the team with Cory Zalesak rolling 214, 408; Stephen
Hernandez, 216, 397; and Karl Hermes, 234, 395Justin Overhulse was high for BG
with games of 211 and 213. Cameron Walter added 211 and Tyler Desmond,
203.Rossford is 10-7 overall, while BG is 9-1.GIRLSBG beats RossfordOn Saturday,
Bowling Green defeated Rossford, 2,643-2,012, at Al-Mar Lanes, in a
non-conference match.The Bobcats opened an early lead including a 947 in the
second game, and never trailed in the match.Denise Miller led the Bobcat effort
with games of 192 and 247 for a 439 total. Kelsey Parker added a 207 game for
373. Alisha Noon had a 196 for 377.Maria Linthicum was high for Rossford with a
201, 363.BG (5-2 overall) is tied with Napoleon for the lead in the NLL with a
5-1 record.Junior high resultsEIGHTH GRADEGIRLS BASKETBALLPerrysburg defeated
Bowling Green, 36-7. Emily Baer, Beth Glowacki, and Taylin Hunter each scored
six points to lead Perrysburg.EIGHTH GRADEBOYS BASKETBALLElmwood defeated
Holgate, 40-32 in overtime. Leaders for Elmwood were: Jarrett Childress, Trevor
Solether, Derek Sheldon and Philip Buckingham.BOWLINGIn Huron, Bowling Green No.
1, swept all three points from Huron at Riverside Lanes, 2,207-1,454. BG No. 1
is 15-0. Lucas Jenne led BG with a 207 game and 368 total. Gabriella Calderon
added 185, 360.Bowling Green No. 2, won all three points over Starr Lanes No. 2,
1,726-1,592. BG No.2 is now tied for second at 11-4. Austyn Chesser led the BG
effort with a 203 game and 365 total.Bowling Green No. 3 faced the bye team and
was credited with three wins to improve to 9-6. Sofia Calderon was high with a
187 game and 352 total.