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BOYS BASKETBALL

Canfield 68, Lakeview 44

Mike Yourstowsky had 21 points and Jake Cummings had 15 points for the Cardinals (5-2). Tommy Bell led the Bulldogs (4-3) with 18 points.

South Range 51, Hubbard 34

Garrett Anderson scored 24 points to lead the Raiders. Derek Kopanic led the Eagles with 10 points.

Girard 72, LaBrae 53

Deonte Brown scored 18 points while Tyler Kilbourne contributed 16 points and seven rebounds for the Indians (7-2). Chaston Williams scored 14 points. For the Vikings, Michael Eakins scored 10 points and Carlton Brown netted 10.

Newton Falls 68, Champion 47

Jaden Walton scored 19 points and Adam Czerniak added 14 points for the Tigers (3-4). Chris Miller scored 13 points for Champion.

Ursuline 75, East Liverpool 69

Dave Collins scored 29 points and made eight rebounds as the Irish (7-1) won the East Liverpool Holiday Classic. Collins was named tournament MVP. He and Greg Parella were named to the all-tournament team. Parella scored 26 points. For the Potters (7-1), Cade Reynolds led a balanced attack with 20 points. Also scoring in double figures were Isaac Davidson with 18 points, Zack Adkins with 15 and Owen Crawford with 11,

Mentor Lake Catholic 76, Cardinal Mooney 66

Justin Robinson scored 31 points to lead Mentor Lake Catholic (7-2). For the Cardinals (5-1), Antonio Bruno scored 28 points while Andrew Armstrong contributed 14 points and 13 rebounds.

Lowellville 71, New Wilmington 57

Paolo DePasquale had 20 points, Cole Beatty had 17 points and 11 rebounds and Vince Hensperger added 14 for the Rockets (5-1). Spencer Demedal led the Greyhounds with 21 points.

Western Reserve 52, Lordstown 50

Nolan Snyder scored 14 points and Joe Falasca had 12 for the Blue Devils (5-2). Alex Applegate scored 25 points for the Red Devils (5-2).

Oak Glen 76, Southern 62

For the Indians (3-4), Tory Holden led with 18 points. Also scoring in double figures were Aron Sevek with 11 and Andrew Russell with 10.

Marlington 99, West Branch 66

Chris Andrews powered the Dukes (6-2, 3-1 Northeastern Buckeye Conference) with 34 points. For the Warriors (5-2, 1-2), Matt Heffinger led with 21 points. Also scoring in double figures were Jerian Thomas with 16 and Jeremy Gorby with 12.

Warren JFK 57, Maplewood 42

Zachary Usher scored 14 points to lead the Eagles. Preston Caparanis scored 12 points and A.J. Grant 10. For the Rockets, Nate Spitler led with 22 points.

Edgewood 66, East 59

Eli Kalil pumped in a game-high 30 points amd Mitchell Dragon added 15 as the Warriors (2-6, 1-5 All-American Conference) won on the road. The Panthers were led by Malik Marrow (18 points) and Kendrick Mickel (15).

Youngstown Christian 55, Open Door Christian 52

Ryan Houston and Devon Martin each scored 19 points and Elijah Anderson added 10 to lead the Eagles to a victory at Quicken Loans Arena.

Liberty 50, Campbell 47

Ben Phillips hit four 3-pointers and scored a game-high 22 points as the Leopards outlasted the Red Devils. Lynn Bowden and Ja’Shaun Whitman each added 10 points for Liberty. Mike Williams scored 16 points and Aaron Jackson had 11 points and 10 rebounds for Campbell.

Jackson-Milton 46, Heritage Christian 43

Austin Christopher led the Bluejays with 14 points and Mike Assion added 12 as Jackson-Milton outlasted visiting Heritage Christian.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Canfield 54, Chardon 47

Erin Risner scored 20 points and Rachel Tinkey 17 for the Cardinals.

Akron Hoban 43, Ursuline 26

Rachel Chessar scored 14 points and made eight rebounds to lead Akron Hoban (6-2). Dani Carlson scored 10 points. For the Irish (2-4), Ciel Didale scored nine points while Simone Comer scored eight points and made eight rebounds.

Pymatuning Valley 71, East 45

Megan Stech scored 27 points to lead the Lakers (6-4). Jaudey Bowers had 12 points for the Panthers (1-9). The game was part of the Brookfield Holiday Tournament.

Brookfield 55, Sharon 42

McKenzie Drapola scored 18 points and Autumn Kirila 11 for the Warriors. Delisa Smith led the Tigers with 15 points.

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