Norwalk picks up big road win at Perkins

PERKINS TWP. — The Norwalk girls basketball team opened SBC Lake Division play on Saturday with a big 45-39 road win at Perkins. The Truckers (3-1, 1-0) jumped out to a 15-4 lead after one quarter, only to get outscored 13-0 in the second quarter to trail 17-15 at halftime. It was a 29-28 lead for the Pirates entering the final eight minutes, where Norwalk used a 17-10 scoring advantage to claim the win. Elena Barber led Norwalk with 11 points, 14 rebounds and three assists. Brooklyn Davis added 11 points and five rebounds, while Kylie Moser had 10 points and four rebounds. Also for Norwalk — which was coming off a 54-53 loss vs. Old Fort on Thursday in the final seconds — Summer Moehlman had five points and four rebounds, and Joscey Thomas added four assists and four steals. Norwalk entertains Crestline on Tuesday. NORWALK (3-1, 1-0) Alex Nolan 1-0—2; Joscey Thomas 0-1—1; Elena Barber 4-3—11; Janel Jubak 2-0—5; Kylie Moser 5-0—10; Brooklyn Davis 4-3—11; Summer Moehlman 2-0—5. TOTALS 18-7—45. PERKINS (0-2, 0-2) Sophia Matthews 1-0—2; Sydney Skelton 1-0—2; Cameron Kaufman 6-0—12; Kate Ulery 5-0—10; Kelley Baker 3-1—7; Kendal Zeiher 2-0—6. TOTALS 18-1—39. Norwalk 15 0 13 17 — 45 Perkins 4 13 12 10 — 39 3-point FGs: (N) Jubak, Moehlman; (P) Zeiher 2. Willard 87, Port Clinton 31 WILLARD — The Crimson Flashes were dominant from start to finish in Saturday's easy victory over the Redskins in the SBC Bay Division opener. Willard jumped out to a 24-7 lead after one quarter and 51-17 by halftime. Layla Dials scored 22 points, while Mckenna Stephens had 21 and Presley Feltner added 15 to pace the Crimson Flashes, who also got eight points from Kalli Sowers. PORT CLINTON (0-1, 0-1) Claudia Gillum 0-2—2; Olivia Jackson 2-2—7; Chloe Klein 2-0—4; Taylor Bollinger 2-0—4; Brooke Martinez 2-0—5; Da' Cariya Lanier 2-2—6; Keileen Fullenkamp 1-1—3. TOTALS 11-7—31. WILLARD (1-0, 1-0) Sy Sivongsak 1-0—2; Grace Rothhaar 1-0—2; Kalli Sowers 3-2—8; Layla Dials 11-0—22; Mariah Slone 2-0—5; Mckenna Stephens 10-1—21; Grace Hall 2-0—5; Tristin Buurma 3-1—7; Presley Feltner 7-1—15. TOTALS 40-4—87. P. Clinton 7 10 7 7 — 31 Willard 24 27 20 16 — 87 3-point FGs: (PC) Jackson, Martinez; (W) Slone, Hall. South Central 53, Hillsdale 31 GREENWICH — The Trojans picked up their second win of the season by breaking open a tight game at halftime (18-13) with 35 points in the second half against the Falcons. Kennedy Deppen scored 14 points and Ashley Copus had 12 for South Central, which also got eight points from Kendyl Beverly in the victory. HILLSDALE M. Schein 2-2—6; S. Elliott 1-0—3; L. Fickes 0-1—1; J. Rowland 2-0—6; L. Bishop 1-6—8; K. Vistacis 2-1—5; M. Heldenbrand 1-0—2. TOTALS 9-11—31. SOUTH CENTRAL (2-2) Kendyl Beverly 3-2—8; Kennedy Deppen 4-6—14; Kila Stillion 1-0—3; Angela Williams 1-0—2; Annie Cook 1-2—4; Grace Lamoreaux 2-0—4; Claire Osborn 2-2—6; Ashley Copus 6-0—12. TOTALS 20-12—53. Hillsdale 4 9 8 10 — 31 S. Central 8 10 21 14 — 53 3-point FGs: (H) Rowland 2; (SC) Stillion. Edison 51, Oak Harbor 43, OT OAK HARBOR — Aliyah Caporini scored five of her team's nine points in overtime en route to a 29-point performance in an overtime SBC Bay Division victory. With the win, the Chargers improved to 4-1 overall and 1-0 in the league. Lilli Schuster added 10 points for Edison, which trailed 33-30 entering the fourth quarter. EDISON (4-1, 1-0) Aliyah Caporini 10-6—29; Danielle Blatnik 0-2—2; Lilli Schuster 3-4—10; Kalli Quillen 2-0—4; Ainsley Rahrig 0-2—2; Deana Blatnik 2-0—4. TOTALS 17-14—51. OAK HARBOR (2-3, 1-1) Kaitlin Paul 4-5—14; Auna Tack 4-5—13; Ryann Steinbrick 1-0—3; Riley Steinbrick 3-5—13. TOTALS 12-15—43. Edison 13 6 11 12 9 — 51 O. Harbor 10 12 11 9 1 — 43 3-point FGs: (E) Caporini 3; (OAK) Riley 2, Ri. Steinbrick, Paul.