DELPHOS — Jefferson’s boys basketball team used a strong start Saturday afternoon and went on to dominate Waynesfield-Goshen 74-45 in non-conference action on “The Stage” of Jefferson Middle School.
MIDDLE POINT — St. John’s continued its dominant season Saturday night, rolling to a commanding 74-45 non-conference win at Lincolnview. The victory improved the Blue Jays to 16-1, while the Lancers dropped to 5-13.
FORT JENNINGS — The Jefferson Lady ‘Cats (9-10) extended their winning streak to three games with a 43-26 road victory over the Fort Jennings Lady Musketeers (7-13) in a non-conference matchup Saturday afternoon at “The Fort.” The game provided both teams a final test ahead of tournament seeding, set for Sunday.
KALIDA — With the game on the line, Ashton Miller delivered in dramatic fashion, sinking a driving, off-balance shot with five seconds remaining to propel the Ottoville Big Green (13-6) to a thrilling 36-34 road victory over the Kalida Wildcats (10-8) in a tightly contested Putnam County League (PCL) battle Friday night.
MILLER CITY — The Fort Jennings Musketeers (13-5) kept their momentum rolling on Friday night, earning a hard-fought 54-52 road victory over the Miller City Wildcats (14-4) in a key Putnam County League (PCL) showdown.
VERSAILLES — Following a tough loss to Spencerville last Saturday, the St. John’s Blue Jays (15-1) bounced back in commanding fashion on Friday night. They traveled to face the Versailles Tigers (14-4) in a Midwest Athletic Conference (MAC) matchup, rolling to an emphatic 81-46 victory.
The MAC/WBL Spring Football Showcase is scheduled to be held at Wapakoneta’s Harmon Field on May 12th.
Multiple contacts by one player attempting to play the ball will now be allowed on second contact if the next contact is by a teammate on the same side of the net. This elimination of a judgment call by officials highlights the 2025-26 high school volleyball rules changes.