Flyers alone in first place after defeating Bulldogs
1/28/2012NORTHERN BUCKEYE CONFERENCE
Lake 35, Rossford 26
Jordan Taylor scored a game-high 16 points Friday night to lead the visiting Flyers in a battle for first place in Northern Buckeye Conference girls basketball.
The Flyers took sole possession of first, improving to 12-4 overall, 8-2 in the NBC.
Alaina Mitchell had 11 for Rossford (7-3).
Lake led 17-12 at halftime and stretched the lead to 26-14 after three quarters.
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