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High school scoreboard – Dec. 3, 2025

BOYS BASKETBALL Lakeview 73, Champion 55 — Isaiah Lantz scored a game-high 21 to lead Lakeview, including eight in a 30-point second quarter for the Bulldogs. Brandon Toot scored eight of his 12 points in the first quarter to kickstart the Lakeview offense. Preston Littleton and Trace Goyzueta added nine each. Marky Nolan and Braylen Braham matched a game high 21 points each for Champion. Newton Falls 73, Windham 43 — Newton Falls blew the game open with a 40-point second quarter, led by Phil Davis. Davis scored 15 in the second quarter and 27 overall. Dallas Dunlap and Drayson ...

United Way Holiday Classic to tip off hoops season

POLAND — The 13th annual United Way Holiday Basketball Classic is set for Dec. 13 with eight teams — six boys and two girls squads — highlighting the action beginning at noon at the Poland High School gymnasium. The action gets underway when the Struthers girls take on host Poland in the lone girls contest. That game will be followed by three boys contests, as Girard meets Campbell Memorial at 1:45 p.m., followed by an All-American Conference clash between Boardman and Austintown Fitch at 3:30 p.m. The final game of the evening will pit the host Bulldogs going up against ...

High school scoreboard – Dec. 2, 2025

BOYS BASKETBALL Badger 74, Leetonia 54 —Badger started off the season with a 20 point victory, led by Tyler McWilliams with 31 points. McWilliams hit three 3-pointers and was 2 for 2 at the free throw line. The Braves also got double digit scoring efforts from Alton Winchek (15) and Jack Harnett (14). Leetonia was led by Ethan mathia with 19 points and Jason King with 12. Louisville 44, West Branch 37 — Brandon Sanders had a game high 13 points to lead Louisville past West Branch. The Leopards also got nine points from Drake Wilson and eight each from Cayden Balcomb and Luke ...

Cardinals can’t come back vs. Pirates

WESTERVILLE — In its first state semifinal since 2013, Cardinal Mooney came up short Friday vs. undefeated Wheelersburg. The Cardinals, who rolled to a Division V regional championship with three straight offensively explosive, lopsided victories, suffered from turnovers and a key injury ...