Girls basketball roundup: Northwood rallies past Libbey
12/10/2002Guard Kelly Parrish hit two 3-pointers and three free throws and post Stacy Ziegler added seven points in a 21-13 fourth-quarter that rallied Northwood past Libbey 50-44 last night in girls basketball.
Parrish and Ziegler finished with 18 and 17 points, respectively, and Meryl Smith had 10 for the Rangers (3-1).
Janea Wilson tallied 17 points and Anastasha White 13 for the visiting Cowboys (1-5).
WOODWARD 67, MAUMEE VALLEY 43
Markeisha Hudgins threw in 18 points to lead the Polar Bears, whose fast break and rebounding helped them to a 37-17 halftime lead at home.
Lanada Whitlock added 12 points and Brittany Stenson 11 for Woodward (3-4).
Whitlock and Hudgins grabbed 11 and 10 rebounds, respectively.
Megan Sieberg scored 23 points and Christine Loyd added 13 for the Hawks (1-2).
SWANTON 68, WAITE 31
SWANTON - The Bulldogs had four players score in double figures and outrebounded the Indians 36-16.
Jamie Phillips led Swanton (3-2) with 16 points. Chelsea White added 13, Jennifer Keesey 12 and Emily Witt 10. White and Katie Miller added six rebounds apiece.
Shonika Knowles led Waite (0-4) with eight points.
ANTHONY WAYNE 62, ROGERS 33
Chrissy Gothke scored 13 points and Kelly Zunkiewicz had 12 for the visiting Generals, who led 40-15 at the half.
Regina Funches paced the Rams (0-5) with 13 points.
EVERGREEN 65, EMMANUEL BAPTIST 35
METAMORA - Katie Johnston scored 20 points and Leslie Stong put in 18 for the Vikings (2-1), who outscored the visitors 15-5 at the line.
Shanna Elston scored nine points to pace Emmanuel (1-3), which suffered 37 turnovers to Evergreen's 18.
TOLEDO CHRISTIAN 61, PETTISVILLE 58
Kristen Schweer poured in 26 points for the Eagles (3-2), who led 22-10 after one quarter and held on at home.
EDGERTON 67, FAYETTE 49
EDGERTON - Chivonn Keppeler contributed 31 points, 18 rebounds and seven blocks as the Bulldogs (3-1) rolled.
Sarah Bird and Sarah Lichtenwald scored 15 and 13 points, respectively, for the Eagles (1-3).