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Sunday, February 03, 2013

Boys Basketball: Arlington's Freed drills school-record 10 treys
MOUNT BLANCHARD -- Arlington's Jordan Freed set a school record for the most 3-point field goals in a game Saturday night as the Red Devils racked up a 71-30 nonconference basketball win over rival Riverdale.

Freed was 10 of 14 shooting from beyond the arc on his way to a game-high 30 points as he broke the school record of nine 3-pointers in a game set by David Metzger during the 1991-92 season.

Andrew Hunter also had a solid game for the Red Devils (15-2) with 12 points.

Adam Fox netted nine points for Riverdale (3-12).



ARLINGTON (15-2)

Freed 10-0--30, Hunter 4-4--12, McBride 2-1--7, Glick 2-3--7, Courtney 3-0--6, Werst 1-1--3, Steinman 1-0--3, Metzger 1-0--3, Green 0-0--0, McDowell 0-0--0. TOTALS: 24-47 9-14--71.

Riverdale (3-12)

A. Fox 2-4--9, Frey 2-0--6, Rickle 1-1--4, Loveridge 0-1--3, Farrow 1-0--2, Pever 0-2--2, Holderman 1-0-2, J. Fox 1-0-2, Pickett 0-0-0, Stewart 0-0--0. TOTALS: 10-45 7-11--30.

Arlington 10 19 25 7 -- 71

Riverdale 2 4 5 19 -- 30

3-Point GOALS: Arlington 14-24 (Freed 10, McBride 2, Steinman & Metzger); Riverdale 3-15 (A. Fox, Rickle & Loveridge).

rebounds: Arlington 30 (Werst 6); Riverdale 17 (A. Fox & Holderman 4).

turnovers: Riverdale 15, Arlington 15.

junior varsity: Arlington, 52-26.



HOPEWELL-LOUDON 58

ARCADIA 48

ARCADIA -- Ryan Lammerse's double-double led Hopewell-Loudon as the Chieftains' first half lead propelled them to a 58-48 victory over Arcadia Saturday night in a nonconference boys basketball game.

The Chieftains (9-8) outscored the Redskins (1-16) 14-6 in the second quarter giving them a 34-14 halftime advantage.

Lammerse led the Chieftains with 16 points and 14 rebounds. Tyler Imes contributed 14 points.

Casey Mock was the leading scorer for the Redskins (1-16), who have now lost six straight, with a game-high 19 points. Seth Bauer scored 16 points including a game-high five 3-pointers.



HOPEWELL-LOUDON (9-8)

W. Hill 2-1--5, Gregg 2-1--10, Salem 2-2--7, Depinet 1-0--2, Lammerse 6-4--16, Imes 7-0--14. TOTALS: 23-57 8-11--58.

ARCADIA (1-16)

Mock 7-1--19, Bauer 5-1--16, Baker 1-0—2, Ramsey 4-2--11. TOTALS: 17-43 4-9--48.

Hopewell-Loudon 18 16 12 12 -- 58

Arcadia 10 4 8 26 -- 48

3-Point GOALS: Hopewell-Loudon 4 (Gregg 3, Black); Arcadia 10 (Bauer 5, Mock 4, Ramsey).

rebounds: Hopewell-Loudon 46, Arcadia 11.

turnovers: Hopewell-Loudon 16, Arcadia 14.

junior varsity: Hopewell-Loudon, 45-43.



LIMA SHAWNEE 72

VAN BUREN 62

VAN BUREN -- Lima Shawnee forced overtime where the Indians defeated Van Buren 72-62 Saturday night in a nonconference boys basketball game.

Down by one entering the fourth quarter, the Indians (2-15) tied the game to force overtime and outscoring the Knights (3-14) by eight.

Trey Brock led the Indians with 15 points. Cole Pohjala scored a near double-double with eight points and 10 rebounds.

Ross Adolph scored a double-double with 15 points and 11 rebounds. Draeton Fasone and Brennen Swain both scored 15 points.



LIMA SHAWNEE (2-15)

Bishop 3-1--9, Phojala 2-4--8, Mulcahy 2-4--8, O'Neal 0-1--1, Vernon 3-0--8, Brock 5-4--15, Nolte 3-2--9, Lause 1-2--4, Brachok 2-0--4, Thomas 2-2--6. TOTALS: 23-60 20-28--72.

vAN bUREN (3-14)

Fasone 4-6--15, Endicott 2-1--5, Ryan Adolph 3-2--8, Ross Adolph 7-1--15, Swain 4-4--15, Williams 2-0--4. TOTALS: 22-40 13-19--62.

Lima Shawnee 14 18 8 18 12 -- 72

Van Buren 10 12 17 17 4 -- 62

3-Point GOALS: Lima Shawnee 6 (Bishop & Vernon 2, Brock & Nolte); Van Buren 4 (Swain 3, Fason).

rebounds: Lima Shawnee 32 (Pohjala 10); Van Buren 26 (Ross Adolph 11).

turnovers: Lima Shawnee 16, Van Buren 19.

junior varsity: Lima Shawnee, 62-49.



CORY-RAWSON 62

NORTH BALTIMORE 32

RAWSON -- Tyler Harris and Grant Risner led Cory-Rawson past North Baltimore 62-32 Saturday in boys basketball nonconference play.

Risner played an all-around solid game for Cory-Rawson (9-8) as he scored eight points delivered seven assists and grabbed 12 rebounds.

Harris paced the Hornets with 17 points while Matt Alspach contributed 10.

Jacob Frost and Jacob Williams led North Baltimore (2-16) with 10 points each. Jordan Watson had eight points and seven rebounds.



north baltimore(2-16)

Frost 4-1--10, Williams 4-1--10, Watson 3-2--8, Newcomer 0-1--1. TOTALS: 12-43 6-11--32.

cory-rawson(9-8)

Harris 5-3--17, Alspach 5-6--16, Shepler 4-1,--12, Risner 3-2--8, Reichley 1-3--5, Rossman 1-0--2, Miles 0-2--2. TOTALS: 19-46 16-21--62.

North Baltimore 3 7 13 9 -- 32

Cory-Rawson 9 19 20 14 -- 62

3-Point GOALS: North Baltimore 2-14 (Frost 1, Williams 1); Cory-Rawson 8-21 (Harris 4, Shepler 3, Alspach 1).

Rebounds: North Baltimore 22 (Watson 7); Cory-Rawson 37 (Risner 12).

turnovers: North Baltimore 11, Cory-Rawson 8.

junior varsity: Cory-Rawson, 39-29.

KENTON 68

ADA 66

ADA -- Kenton was able to hold on for a 68-66 win despite Ada's fourth-quarter surge in a nonconference boys basketball game Saturday night.

The Wildcats (11-6) enjoyed a 49-33 lead when the Bulldogs' (5-11) 33-point rally in the final quarter fell short.

Matt Bahr's 16 points, including three 3-pointers, led the Wildcats. Grant Sherman added 13 points.

Gabe Sutton scored a game-high 19 points for the Bulldogs. Mason Acheson contributed 14 points.



KENTON (11-6)

Halsey 2-3--7, Sherman 6-1--13, Tra. Downing 2-5--10, Tre. Downing 2-0--4, Bahr 4-5--16, Blackford 2-0--5, Burbush 4-0--8, Phillips 2-1--5. TOTALS: 24 15-27--68.

ADA (5-11)

Cobb 2-0--5, Sutton 7-4--19, Acheson 5-4—14, Dumbaugh 4-1--9, Decker 5-1--11, Archer 1-6--8. TOTALS: 24 16-26--66.

Kenton 16 14 19 19 -- 68

Ada 14 11 8 33 -- 66

3-Point GOALS: Kenton 5 (Bahr 3, Blackford & Travis Downing); Ada 2 (Cobb & Sutton).

junior varsity: Ada, 50-30.


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