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Lakeview 76, Champion 70, OT

CHAMPION

Chris Muir scored 23 points and Tommy Bell added a double-double with 19 points and 13 rebounds as the Bulldogs outlasted the Golden Flashes, their top rival, in an AAC game at Champion. The teams were tied at 66 at the end of regulation, thanks in large part to a 30-point third quarter by the Golden Flashes. But Lakeview held Champion to just four points in overtime. Brandon Keller added 13 points and Jatise Garrison had 10 for the Bulldogs. Chris Miller and Michael Turner each scored 19 for the Golden Flashes and Lucas Nasonti had 17. Turner had five 3-pointers.

Alliance 82, West Branch 69

ALLIANCE

D.J. Hancock scored 17 points and the Aviators used a 23-11 forth quarter to seal the game. Jerian Thomas had 19 points for the Warriors (8-8).

Austintown Fitch 66, Liberty 54

LIBERTY

Anthony Pangio scored 27 points and Dom DiFrancesco added 16 for the Falcons. Ben Phillips had 19 and Lynn Bowden added 17 for the Leopards.

Brookfield 42, Youngstown Christian 36

YOUNGSTOWN

Seth Wallace scored 14 points and Brian Hiner added 10 for the Warriors. Jaquan Green had 11 for the Eagles.

Springfield 61, East Palestine 39

EAST PALESTINE

Mark Schuler scored 15 points and Jordan Peterson 13 to lead the Tigers. For the Bulldogs, Jamie Molnar scored 14 points.

Crestview 81, Jackson-Milton 29

COLUMBIANA

Eric Lloyd scored 21 points and Evan Beachler added 12 to lead the Rebels (5-10). Mike Assion had nine to lead the Bluejays.

Lisbon 72, United 45

HANOVERTON

Austin Rutecki scored 17 points and Josh Craig added 16 points and 10 rebounds for the Blue Devils (11-5). Caleb Berdine had 14 points for the Eagles (3-12).

South Range 46, Columbiana 45

BEAVER TOWNSHIP

Preston Stitt had 16 points and the Raiders used a 20-11 fourth-quarter edge to get the win. Berdette Baker had 16 points for the Clippers.

Mineral Ridge 54, Western Reserve 47

MINERAL RIDGE

Mac White scored 20 points to lead the Rams (2-13). The Rams used an 18-6 second quarter to take control. Joe Falasca had 14 points to lead the Blue Devils (9-4).

Southern 64, McDonald 58

SALINEVILLE

Christian Adkins scored 22 points and Aron Sevek added 17 for the Indians (9-7). Brad Woodley and Matt Howard had 17 points for the Blue Devils.

Lowellville 75, Leetonia 67

LOWELLVILLE

Cole Beatty scored 34 points and had nine rebounds and seven blocks to lead the Rockets. Paolo DePasquale scored 20 points while Tyler Barone contributed 12 points, six rebounds and six assists. For the Bears, Drew Turney led with 16 points. Also scoring in double figures were Evan Davis with 15, Trent Ferry with 13 and Josh Faulkner with 11.

Mathews 61, Windham 48

VIENNA

Tom Sharp scored 17 points and had 17 rebounds for the Mustangs. Cobie Pratt scored 13 points. For the Bombers, Parker Rickey scored 21 points and made 11 rebounds while Dillon Blewitt scored 11 points.

Heartland Christian 56, Beaver Christian 49

COLUMBIANA

Glenn Hoffman scored 28 points to lead Heartland Christian past Beaver County Christian. Ben Burgess added eight points and eight rebounds for the Lions (4-11). Beaver County Christian had a pair of 17-point scorers.

Toronto 81, Beaver Local 68

LISBON

Chase Hilliard scored 15 points, grabbed nine rebounds and dished out eight assists, but Beaver Local fell to Toronto. Chase Wilcox added 20 points for the Beavers. Blaze Glenn scored a game-high 30 points, with 10 rebounds and six assists.

Lordstown 42, Newbury 28

LORDSTOWN

Andrew and Alex Applegate each scored eight points to lead Lordstown to a victory over Newbury. Tom Csepi led the Black Knights with 10 points.

Cle. Central Catholic 71, Warren JFK 64

CLEVELAND

Isaac Carrino scored 16 points to lead the Eagles. Scoring 11 were Zack Usher, Preston Caparanis and James Burney Jr.

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