BOYS BASKETBALL

DIVISION II

Northeast 1

Warren G. Harding 70, Hudson 37 — Stats were not reported. The Raiders will face Massillon Perry in their regional semifinal on Thursday at the University of Akron. Tip-off is set for 5 p.m.

Northeast 4

Broadview Heights 54, Austintown Fitch 32 — At Wooster, the Fitch Falcons’ season came to an end after their offense had trouble finding its footing in its district championship. The Falcons (10-13) were limited to 13 points in the first half, trailing 26-13 at halftime. Senior Marcel Finkley led the Falcons with 10 points. Fellow senior Carter Owens had eight points, and junior Brady Evans chipped in six.

DIVISION IV

Northeast 2

Canfield 35, West Branch 28 — At North Ridgeville Academic Center, the Cardinals bested the Warriors to claim the district crown. It wasn’t a high-scoring affair, but the Cardinals (21-4) managed to keep the Warriors (13-12) at arms length throughout the day. They outscored West Branch 13-9 in the second quarter to take a 22-15 lead at halftime, and that was enough breathing room. Canfield’s Landon Shina led all scorers with 12 points. Jake Delisio added six points and Ben Weaver and Drew Shapiro each scored five. Cooper Anderson was the Warriors’ top scorer with 11 points, Gavin Gregory chipped in eight points and Joey Jackson finished with five. The Cardinals will travel to Canton Memorial Fieldhouse on Tuesday to face Warrensville Heights in their regional semifinal at 8 p.m.

DIVISION VI

Northeast 3

Dalton 61, Grand Valley 54 — At Salem High School, the Mustangs fell in a deficit early, and despite inching back, Dalton pulled away each time they got close. They just didn’t have enough to get over the top. Braden Hart finished with a game-high 25 points for the Mustangs, and teammate Carter Turk ended the night with 17.

DIVISION VII

Northeast 1

Cornerstone Christian 84, Western Reserve 44 — In a tripleheader at Smithville, the Blue Devils’ campaign came to a close in the first game of the day. Cornerstone Christian just had too much firepower for the Devils to contend with, and a 31-point third quarter by CCA extended their lead to 64-21 ending into the final period. Junior Connor Cochran was the leading scorer for the Blue Devils (15-10), finishing with 19 points and making all three of the team’s 3-pointers, and classmate Josh Klasic tallied 16 points. Cornerstone Christian’s Quinn Kwansiak made 11 threes on his way to a 53-point performance. Kwansiak became the state’s all-time leading scorer. He has 3,210 points, passing former Ohio State Buckeye Jon Diebler, who set the record of 3,208 in 2007.

Northeast 2

Warren JFK 72, Bristol 47 — In the middle game of the Smithville tripleheader, the Eagles knocked off fellow Trumbull County program Bristol for the district title. JFK (16-9) led 30-24 at halftime, but the Eagles outscored the Panthers 24-13 in the third as they began to pull away. Henry Phillips was the high scorer for the Eagles and for the game, finishing with 25 points. Nick Ryan wasn’t too far behind with 20 points, and Noah Elser chipped in seven. For the Panthers (17-8), Jack Berry scored 16 points to lead the team. Kaiden Kohler recorded 13 points, and Croc Thorp and Parker Gall both had six. JFK will face Norwalk St. Paul in its regional semifinal on Tuesday at Barberton. The opening tip is set for 8 p.m.

Northeast 3

Hillsdale 73, Heartland Christian 54 — Stats were not provided.

BOYS BOWLING

The Champion boys bowling team finished 15th at the Division II state championship on Saturday in Columbus. They finished with a team total of 3,673.

Garrett Martin was the top bowler for the Golden Flashes, finishing 33rd with 619. Derrick Campbell was tied for 55th with a 571, Mario Humenik ended in 72nd with a 541, Braylen Cowger was right behind in 73rd with a 526 and Kyle Kolat rounded out the Champion scores with a 159 for 193rd.

Coldwater took the team championship with a score of 4,456, and Mechanicsburg’s Christopher Ritchie won the individual title with a 764.

WRESTLING

More than two dozen local wrestlers qualified for the OHSAA state tournament, which is set to begin in Columbus on Friday.

The Mahoning Valley’s wrestling teams attended district tournaments this past weekend, with the top four placers in each tournament’s weight class clinching a spot in the state bracket.

Zero area Division I wrestlers qualified, but the Valley will be well-represented in Divisions II and III, as well as the single-division girls tournament.

State qualifiers. Their weight class and school are listed below, with the exclusion of potential alternates. The OHSAA is expected to release the girls state tournament pairings today.

Division II

Markel Hackwelder (120, Hubbard), Deacon Mock (138, Howland), Tyler Scharrer (138, Canfield), Joey Kana (138, Salem), Shawn German (150, Salem), Tristan Miller (157, Canfield), Will Harmon (157, Salem), Aiden Stecker (165, Salem), Joey Pannunzio (175, Canfield), Alex Hackwelder (175, Hubbard), Christopher Mijavec (190, Howland), Gabe Miller (190, Canfield) and Gavin Hang (215, West Branch).

Division III

Joseph Klimenko (106, Girard), Cam Lewicki (113, Garrettsville Garfield), Kayden Welker (132, South Range), Landon Andel (138, Garfield), Jack McDevitt (144, Jackson-Milton), Tyson Seesholtz (150, SR), Savva DiRienzo (157, Poland), Zach Ward (165, Girard) and Tucker Steiner (175, Girard).

Girls

Ella Thomas (100, Poland), Aurora Hall (115, Lakeview), Yelieishka Perez-Navedo (120, Austintown Fitch), Emily Flynn (130, Hubbard), Madison Burns (140, Howland), Nadirra’G Matlock (140, Fitch), Isabella Williams (145, Brookfield), Abigale Torres-Miller (145, Poland), Addison Willis (145, Fitch) and Reghan Koch (155, Fitch).