Kelbley, push in 3rd boost Blue Jackets
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Buckeye Central 57, SE 50
Buckeye Central (1-0): Karla Maul 4-3-12; Shelbi Heydinger 1-4-6; Tara Karl 1-1-4; Melissa Hoffbauer 6-8-20; Ashley Green 1-2-4; Ashley Wolfenbarger 0-1-1; Hannah Heydinger 0-1-1; Ashley Langjahr 2-3-7; Katie Redmon 1-0-2; Makayla Agin 0-0-0. Totals: 16-23-57.
Seneca East (0-1): Lauren Sprenger 0-0-0; Julia Kagy 0-0-0; Kelsey Kidwell 1-1-3; Brianna Jordan 1-0-2; Emily Depinet 1-2-4; Brooke Siesel 0-1-1; Erica Cramer 3-9-18; Jessica Enders 0-0-0; Taylor Kidwell 0-0-0; Ashton Daniel 8-3-21; Shana Hay 0-0-0; Michala Shade 0-0-0; Morgan Downs 0-1-1. Totals: 14-17-50.
Buckeye Central 1116 921 - 57
Seneca East 71012 21 - 50
Field goals: Buckeye Central 14-39; Seneca East 9-52.
3-point goals: Buckeye Central 2-10 (Karl, Maul); Seneca East 5-23 (Cramer 3, Daniel 2).
Foul shots: Buckeye Central 23-52; Seneca East 17-28.
Rebounds: Buckeye Central 40 (Hoffbauer 14); Seneca East (Jordan 8, Daniel 8).
Turnovers: Buckeye Central 21; Seneca East 18.
Lakota 81, Bettsville 17
Bettsville (0-1): Madison Bonifacio 0-1-1; Maranda Bisson 0-0-0; Brianna Twigg 1-0-2; Alyssa Dymond 2-2-7; Brittany Twigg 0-2-2; Kendra Kosta 2-0-5. Totals: 5-5-17.
Lakota (1-0): Amy Gosche 10-1-21; Sami Filliater 2-0-4; Hannah Podach 7-1-15; Kaela Wiseman 4-0-8; Rachel Hoffman 5-0-10; Bre Nonnemaker 0-0-0; Amanda Babcock 3-0-6; Jessica Hoffman 2-0-04; Miranda Guerra 2-3-7; Jessica Knallay 0-1-1; Kaitlyn Baumer 1-0-2; Brit Williams 1-0-3; Mack Brewer 0-0-0. Totals: 37-6-81.
Bettsville 012 1 4 - 17
Lakota16142724 - 81
Field goals: Bettsville 5; Lakota 37-73.
3-point goals: Bettsville 2 (Dymond, Kosta); Lakota 1-14 (Williams).
Foul shots: Bettsville 5-9; Lakota 6-12.
Rebounds: Bettsville NA; Lakota 55 (R. Hoffman 16, Gosche 9).
Turnovers: Bettsville 43; Lakota 21.
St. Wendelin 72, Vanlue 16
St. Wendelin (1-0): Cassi Papenfus 3-0-6; Alisha Weis 1-0-2; Anna Iannantuono 0-1-1; Jaunna Gase 1-0-2; Lauren Geroski 8-1-19; Chelcie Rutter 7-0-18; Ellie Riser 2-2-7; Meghan St. Clair 2-0-4; Colleen Fondessy 0-0-0; Clare Berry 3-0-6; Katelyn Schiefer 3-1-7. Totals: 23-5-72.
Vanlue (0-1): Savannah Engard 0-1-1; Amber Kloepfer 0-2-2; Kelsie Thomas 1-1-3; Jenny Hendricks 2-0-4; Krista Wisner 1-3-5; Logan Frey 0-1-1; Kelsie Ward 0-0-0. Totals: 4-8-16.
St. Wendelin19171818 - 72
Vanlue 3 4 3 6 - 16
Field goals: St. Wendelin 30-63; Vanlue 4-23.
3-point goals: St. Wendelin 7-13 (Rutter 4, Geroski 2, Riser); Vanlue 0-0.
Foul shots: St. Wendelin 5-14; Vanlue 8-12.
Rebounds: St. Wendelin 32 (Papenfus 9, Berry 4, St. Clair 4, Gase 4); Vanlue 16 (Hendricks 4).
Turnovers: St. Wendelin 16; Vanlue 43.
Carey 57, Bucyrus 33
Carey (1-0): Brye Johnson 5-0-10; Erin Boes 0-0-0; Liz Hucke 0-0-0; Paige Roszman 0-0-0; Lauren Jacoby 6-0-12; Morgan Draper 5-3-13; Oriana Billock 0-0-0; Emily Hall 1-2-5; Hillary Crawford 1-0-2; Casey Stoll 2-0-4; Leah Ritter 5-1-11; Bo Underwood 0-0-0; Hannah Tong 0-0-0. Totals: 24-6-57.
Bucyrus (0-1): Sarah Davis 4-2-10; Allie Hawkins 2-2-6; Britny Fox 0-0-0; Jamee Burke 0-0-0; Alisha Williams 0-0-0; Kyah Zehner 0-2-2; Joesee Tubbs 2-1-5; Brieann Johns 1-0-2; Hannah Hildebrand 0-2-2; Amber Perry 1-0-2; Kylie Thompson 0-4-4; Nicolette Breinich 0-0-0. Totals: 10-13-33.
Carey16121217 - 57
Bucyrus 41110 8 - 33
Field goals: Carey 24-62; Bucyrus 10-34.
3-point goals: Carey 1-8 (Hall); Bucyrus 0-4.
Foul shots: Carey 6-18; Bucyrus 13-22.
Rebounds: Carey 39 (Jacoby 9, Ritter 8); Vanlue 22.
Turnovers: Carey 18; Vanlue 28.
New Riegel 48, CC 40
Colonel Crawford (0-1): Caitlyn Horning 1-0-2; Krista Horning 3-6-12; Natalie Huggins 4-0-10; Kelsey Volkmer 1-2-4; Alexa Crase 2-0-5; Nicklya Garverick 3-1-7; Kailey Reynolds 0-0-0. Totals: 14-9-40.
New Riegel (1-0): Jami Wagner 1-6-8; Holly Metzger 2-0-4; Amy Wank 1-0-2; Taylor Mathias 4-4-12; Paula Kelbley 7-0-16; Bre Hanna 1-0-2; Stacey Wank 0-0-0; Emma Ladd 2-0-4. Totals: 18-10-48.
Colonel Crawford 10 9129 - 40
New Riegel12 9189 - 48
Field goals: Colonel Crawford 14-41; New Riegel 18-52.
3-point goals: Colonel Crawford 3-12 (Huggins 2, Garverick); New Riegel 2-16 (Kelbley 2).
Foul shots: Colonel Crawford 9-16; New Riegel 10-18.
Rebounds: Colonel Crawford 22 (Garverick 7); New Riegel 23 (Metzger 8).
Turnovers: Colonel Crawford 18; New Riegel 12.
Wynford 64, U. Sandusky 34
Wynford (1-0): Kailee Schiefer 2-1-5; Taylor Graham 2-0-5; Cierra Brady 3-4-10; Emily Keller 1-4-6; Paige Brady 1-0-2; Megan Heinen 6-0-12; Emily Ehresman 1-0-2 Teneil Krebs 8-4-22. Totals: 24-13-64.
Upper Sandusky (0-1): Emily Caudill 6-0-12; Emily England 3-0-7; Kara Schilling 2-0-4; Marissa Linhart 1-0-2; Olivia Frey 1-0-3; Shayleen Wood 3-2-8. Totals: 16-2-36.
Wynford 1916 821 - 64
Upper Sandusky12 8 6 10 - 36
Field goals: Wynford 24-63; Upper Sandusky 16-49.
3-point goals: Wynford 3-5 (Krebs 2, T. Graham); Upper Sandusky 2-5 (England, Frey).
Foul shots: Wynford 13-18; Upper Sandusky 2-6.
Rebounds: Wynford 28 (Krebs 9); Upper Sandusky 19 (Wood 4).
Turnovers: Wynford 21; Upper Sandusky 28.
NEW RIEGEL - Paula Kelbley netted eight of her game-high 16 points in a key third quarter Friday and added four assists and four steals to spark New Riegel's 48-40 season-opening win over Colonel Crawford.
The Blue Jackets took control in the third quarter, outscoring Colonel Crawford 18-12 to turn a 21-19 halftime lead into a 39-31 advantage heading into the final period.
"We had an excellent third quarter that gave us some cushion," New Riegel coach Steve Lucius said. "It was a very nice win, as Colonel Crawford has a lot of tall kids and we have a bunch of kids that have not played much at the varsity level and are still learning."
Taylor Mathias backed up Kelbley with 12 points, Jami Wagner scored eight points and Holly Metzger hauled down six rebounds.
Krista Horning's 12 points keyed the Eagles. Natalie Huggins scored 10 points, and Nickyla Garverick grabbed seven boards.
Krebs-led Royals thump Rams
UPPER SANDUSKY - Teneil Krebs nearly tallied a double-double and Wynford let just one Upper Sandusky player score more than eight points Friday as the Royals rolled up a 64-36 victory.
Krebs led everyone with 22 points and nine rebounds for Wynford. Megan Heinen added 12 points, Cierra Brady netted 10 points and Emily Keller dished out three assists.
Emily Caudill's 12 points and five steals topped the Rams. Shayleen Wood chipped in eight points and four rebounds and Emily England scored seven points.
Buckettes buck up in fourth period
ATTICA - Buckeye Central started the fourth quarter up by seven and finished with the same margin, but it was all tied up 50-50 with two minutes to go before the Buckettes pulled away from Seneca East in the 57-50 season opener.
Melissa Hoffbauer carried the Buckettes (1-0) with 20 points, shooting 8 of 14 from the line, and grabbed 14 rebounds. Karla Maul also drained a three and contributed 12 points while Shelbi Heydinger netted six more.
Seneca East's Ashton Daniel canned three 3's on her way to 21 points. Daniel also nabbed eight boards while teammate Erica Cramer shot 9 of 10 from the line to back her with 18 points.
Blue Devils too much for Redmen
BUCYRUS - Carey opened their season with a 57-33 victory over Bucyrus.
The Blue Devils used Lauren Jacoby's nine rebounds and 12 points and nine rebounds to lead the way to an easy win. Morgan Draper netted 13 points while Emily Hall and Brye Johnson nabbed three steals each. Johnson also scored 10 points for Carey.
Sarah Davis was the high scorer for Bucyrus with 10 points.
Geroski, Rutter outscore Vanlue
VANLUE - Lauren Geroski and Chelcie Rutter combined for 37 points together, each scoring more than the entire Vanlue team, as St. Wendelin breezed to a 72-16 win in the season opener.
Rutter connected on four 3's for 18 points, while Geroski knocked down eight shots from the field, two of them 3 pointers, for 19 points.
Cassi Papenfus grabbed nine rebounds, while Geroski and Alisha Weis dished out four assists each for the Mohawks (1-0). Rutter also yanked away five steals, while Katelyn Schiefer nabbed four.
Raiders ride early dominance
KANSAS - Lakota raced to a 16-0 lead by the end of the first quarter and coasted from there Friday in an 81-17 season-opening non-conference win over fellow Midland Athletic League team Bettsville.
Rachel Hoffman gave the Raiders a double-double with 10 points and 16 rebounds, and Amy Gosche nearly did the same, turning in 21 points, nine boards and five steals. Hannah Podach added 15 points and six steals for Lakota, and Kaela Wiseman tossed in eight points.
Alyssa Dymond's seven points paced the Bobcats.
Warriors' lead falls fast
GALION - Mohawk led early and had solid scoring around the board, but it wasn't enough as Northmor defeated the Warriors, 48-43, in the year's first game.
Mohawk ended the first period up 20-9 but Northmor caught up when the Warriors only produced 12 points over the second and third periods.
Lynsey Trusty guided the Warriors with 13 points, while Jackie Messersmith backed her with 10.
Northmor was led by Mary Keen's 16 points.
