Perrysburg’s girls broke away from a close game at halftime with a strong third quarter to post a 44-30
win at Rossford Friday.
In other games in the Northern Lakes League, it was: Northview 59, Bowling Green 36; Anthony Wayne 49,
Southview 42, OT; and Maumee 43, Springfield 37.
In the Midland Athletic League, it was: Fostoria St. Wendelin 50, North Baltimore 43; and Lakota 41,
Fremont St. Joseph 39.
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Perrysburg 44, Rossford 30
In Rossford, the Yellow Jackets out-scored the Bulldogs 14-3 in the third quarter after holding a 20-17
lead at halftime.
Lindsay Matolyak led Perrysburg with 10 points and Kendall Tudor added nine points.
“It’s a big win for us,” Perrysburg coach Todd Sims said. “Obviously (Rossford) played Northview really
tough the other night … So to come here and get a road league win is a great win no matter what.”
The Bulldogs, coming off a 39-32 loss at league-leading Northview on Tuesday, were led by Courtney
Trenchik’s 11 points. Abbey Geraghty added seven points.
Rossford is now 6-7 overall and 2-5 in the NLL.
“The third quarter was really the turning point of the game,” Rossford coach Kevin Mitchell said. “I
thought we had some opportunities coming out of the locker room and we just didn’t convert, and they
did.”
Perrysburg has a non-league game tonight at home against Notre Dame Academy. The ’Jackets trail Northview
by one game in the league standings.
“I like where we’re at,” Sims said. “To be in the league race, obviously the games are a lot more
exciting. It’s just one game at a time.”
Rossford’s next game is at Maumee on Tuesday.
“We certainly played probably the best two teams in the league this week and I think we were respectable
in both games,” Mitchell said. “In this league every night you play good teams. But we feel good. We’ll
just keep working at it and try to get better.”
Anthony Wayne 49, Southview 42, OT
In Sylvania, AW out-scored the Cougars, 8-1 in overtime after Southview rallied from a 31-28 deficit to
force the extra period.
AW improved to 8-3, 5-2. Southview fell to 6-4, 3-3.
Maumee 43, Springfield 37
In Maumee, the Panthers held a 17-7 scoring edge in the second quarter to erase a 7-5 deficit for their
first league win of the season.
Maumee is 3-9, 1-5. Springfield is 3-8, 1-6.
Fostoria St. Wendelin 50, North Baltimore 43
In Fostoria, St. Wendelin took a 24-15 lead at the half and held off NB.
Leona Euler, Jessica Casey and Rachel Flores each had eight points for NB (10-5, 3-3).
NB’s Megan Wright had 16 rebounds, followed by Euler with nine and Ricci Emahiser with six. Flores also
had four steals.
Alisha Weis led St. Wendelin (7-6, 3-3) with 13 points, while Katelynn Schiefer added 12 and Ellie Riser
had 11.
Lakota 41, Fremont St. Joseph 39
In Kansas, Amy Gosche had 14 points and 13 rebounds, and Dani Chaffee added 10 points and eight rebounds
as Lakota won for the first time in league play this season.
The Raiders are 3-9, 1-6.
Cassidy Frank had 19 points for St. Joseph (5-9, 2-5).