HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP | Saturday’s other events

BOYS BASKETBALL

Austintown Fitch 59, Hubbard 38

HUBBARD

Anthony Pangio scored 21 points and Derek Gunter 10 for Fitch. Adam Schroeder scored 13 points for Hubbard.

Ursuline 67, East 42

YOUNGSTOWN

Mark Hughes scored 23 points and Greg Parella had 18 for the Irish (17-5). Te’quan Burnette had eight points for East.

Lowellville 70, Mathews 64

VIENNA

Cole Beatty scored 20 points and Paolo DePasquale added 16 for the Rockets (17-4). Bryan Oatridge had 19 for the Mustangs.

Edgewood 74, Liberty 66

LIBERTY

Eli Karil had 42 points to lead the Warriors. Lynn Bowden scored 27 and Ben Phillips added 18 for the Leopards (5-17).

GIRLS BASKETBALL

DIVISION III

Brookfield 65, Campbell 11

BROOKFIELD

Tori Sheehan scored 17 points and Brooke Hiner added 12 for the Warriors. Tatyana Nelko led the Red Devils with seven points. The Warriors face Girard on Wednesday.

Garfield 62, Hawken 48

GARRETTSVILLE

Madisson Geddes scored 17 points and Grayson Rose added 14 to lead the G-Men (16-7). Hannah O’Day scored 22 points and went over 1,000 career points for the Hawks.

Grand Valley 61, Rootstown 49

ORWELL

Jessica Vormelker scored 29 points and Shar Miller added 10 for the Mustangs (15-8). Briana Ryan had 19 for the Rovers.

Newton Falls 62, Berkshire 18

NEWTON FALLS

Gabby Kline scored 23 points and Izzy Kline added 12 for the Tigers (19-4). Megan Arnold led the Badgers with nine points. Newton Falls will play Grand Valley in the district semifinal.

Pymatuning Valley 52, LaBrae 38

ANDOVER

Kelsea Brown scored 24 points to lead the Lakers (17-6). Lauren Rutherford had 15 to lead the Vikings (9-14).

South Range 86, East Palestine 42

BEAVER TOWNSHIP

Sara Durr scored 18 points and Ashley Sharp added 12 for South Range. Maddie Durkin also scored 10 for the Raiders (20-4), who hit 10 3-pointers. Abby Fuller led the Bulldogs (4-19) with 16 points.

Springfield 47, Mooney 43

NEW MIDDLETOWN

Callie Ford scored 27 points and the Tigers (12-10) used a 18-12 fourth quarter to hold off the Cardinals. Jaclyn Yankle and Jami Difabio each had 13 points for the Cardinals (9-14). Springfield will play South Range in the district semifinal.

DIVISION IV

Columbiana 49, Leetonia 39

COLUMBIANA

Baylie Mook scored 16 points and Emily Witmer added 12 for the Clippers (20-4). Tori Norman had 13 for the Bears. The Clippers play Jackson-Milton Wednesday.

Jackson-Milton 42, Youngstown Christian 36

NORTH JACKSON

Ashley Totani scored 13 and Michaelina Terranova added 10 for the Bluejays. India Snyder scored 18 for the Eagles.

Lordstown 44, Lisbon 43

LISBON

Marlena Liming scored 14 points and Talia Tobin added 11 for the Red Devils. Tiffany Ketchum led the Blue Devils with 13.

Maplewood 50, Badger 41

MECCA

Miranda Sloan scored 21 points and Victoria Karlovic added 13 for the Rockets. Harlee Logan scored 20 to lead Badger.

Western Reserve 59, Crestview 41

BERLIN CENTER

Aleah Hughes had 19 points and five rebounds and Rachel Maslach added 13 for the Blue Devils (18-6). Tristan Huff had 15 points, five assits and five steals and Alexis Gates added 10 points for the Rebels. Western Reserve will take on Lordstown Wednesday.

Windham 56, Warren JFK 27

WINDHAM

Jessica Isler and Brittany Knight each scored 18 points to lead the Bombers. Genie Orlosky scored 15 points to lead the Eagles.

STATE SWIMMING

CANTON

Boardman senior Brooke Bailey placed eighth in the 100-yard breaststroke at the Division I state meet at C.T. Branin Natatorium. On the boys side, Warren Harding junior Michael Miller was 14th in the 50 free and joined Dylan Thirion, Nathan Marchek and Justyn Morgan on the 11th place 200 free relay.

SECTIONAL WRESTLING

Division III

ROOTSTOWN

Jackson-Milton’s Mitch Tikkanen (113), Terry Stockton (120) and Anthony Italiano (182); Girard’s Michael Belcik (132); South Range’s J.R. Renforth (145); Liberty’s Logan Weinreber (170); United’s Charlie Smith (220); and Wellsville’s Seth Bloor (285) won their weight classes at the sectional tournament at Rootstown High School. Also qualifying for next weekend’s district tournament were: Columbiana’s Tanner Pearl, Vince Vivo; Chris Jones, Caleb Rupert and Tim Davin; Crestview’s Spencer DeSalvo, Dean Foster, Jesse Hughes, Nathan Stelts, Landon Talbert and Jacob Henderson; South Range’s Collin Razo and Vinnie DeRose; Girard’s Dakota McCoskey, Moufid Sayej, Randy Walters, Ben Norman, Jacob Roviscanec and Chris Morgan; Liberty’s James Zimbardi and Pat Sturgeon; Jackson-Milton’s Devin Seka, Nick Goodlin, Tyler Jeffries, Joe Burnside and Karl Sarver; Southern’s Alex August; and Wellsville’s Blake Johnston.

DIVISION II DISTRICT BOWLING

LORAIN

The Struthers boys bowling team won the district tounament with a team total of 4,071 pins. The Wilcats were led by Andrew Brabant (636 series), Adam Cifra (600) and Johnny Medvec (561). Hubbard placed third with 3,948 pins. Caleb Johnson rolled a 747 series to lead the Eagles. Lakeview finished fourth with 3,814 pins. Brandon Currence (621) and Sean Meszaros led the Bulldogs. LaBrae’s Brandon Bergstrom bowled a 615 series to qualify for the state tournament. On the girls side, Carindal Mooney (3,376) and Hubbard (3,375) both qualified for states. The Cardinals were led by Clara Angeloff (573) and Christian Dama (503). Sabrina Romano (571) led the Eagles. Individually, Jamie King (Struthers) qualified with a 560 series.