Wednesday, December 13, 2017

Tuesday Recap: Belmont ends "Streak" against Dunbar; Wayne wins in OT; Stivers, Lebanon stay undefeated; Trotwood drops 113

Here's the Recap / Top Headlines of what happened in Tuesdays recap of Week 3 in the OHSAA Hoop Ranks:


Belmont ends "Streak"; Outlasts Dunbar in 3 OTs
The Belmont Bison hadn't beaten Dunbar in so long (20+ years) in the hoop world, that it was starting to feel like the Bison would never end the streak.

Despite all the chaos that ensued, the Bison were able to pull out a wild 81-80 (3 OT) victory on Tuesday to snap a multi-decade streak in which the Bison contigent would rush the floor in celebration immediately after the game.

You could even see the football coaches (Earl White included) and principal running around and celebrating as well, as the "streak" was finally over.




And what a ending it was.

 In a game which both teams had equal opportunity to win, the Bison gave up a lead late in the 4th, then missed a opportunity in the 2nd OT with 3 missed attempts, before finally holding off the pesky Wolverines in the 3rd OT.

Led by Jaden Furlow and Jeff Hunt, the Bison were up 81-77 before a long 3-ball by Michael Elmore (17pts) setup the scene for the last play.

Belmont would turn the ball over setting up Dunbar for a final shot in which Dylan Craver would miss the 3, sending the Bison into a frenzy.

Dunbar was led by big men Johnathan Allen who was dominant and dropped 26, 16, & 6 blocks, while Tavion Thomas added 14 and 9 boards.

Belmont was led by Hunt (23 pts, 7 dimes), Furlow  (19pts, 14 rebs, 4 dimes, 2 stls, 2 blks) & G Kendall Moore (14pts, 4 dimes, 5-6 FTs).
Belmont moves to 3-0 while Dunbar falls to 1-2.



Stivers wins late, lead by fab frosh 

The Stivers Tigers are 4-0 after
Rising star and freshman Allen Lattimore was able to lead the Tigers to a big home win over Ponitz.
Lattimore, who has paired up in the backcourt with super sophomore Trevon Ellis, scored 23 points on 8-11 shooting to lead the Tigers.

 Da'Juan Allen added 18 and Ellis added 11 points, 5 rebs and 5 dimes to lead the Tigers.
Big man Nazir Rolack worked the paint for 14 points and 8 boards to help lead a balanced attack.
Stivers dominated the 2nd and 3rd quarter and cruised to a nice win.
Stivers moves to 4-0 while Ponitz falls to 1-4.


Wayne rolls past the Creek in OT
Wayne
Star G-F Darius Quisenberry was able to lead the Wayne Warriors to a OT win at Beavercreek. The Warriors had 4 guys in double figures, led by Quisenberry who dropped 32 on the Beavers. The Wayne Train would score 19 in the OT, more than any points they scored in any quarter up until that point.
Ohio State commit Blue Smith added 17 pts, 8 rebs, and 2 steals while Deshon Parker also dropped 11 with 8 boards, 3 dimes, 2 steals and a block.
Jon Alessandro dropped 24 points and 8 boards in the loss for Beavercreek.
Wayne moves to 3-0 on the season.


Lebanon rides dual threat to another win 

The Warriors of Lebanon stay undefeated with another big win over Xenia in which Harrison Hookfin led Leabanon with 17 points and 13 boards, along with a block and 2 steals, while dynamic guard Drew Sekerak added 13 with 3 boards, 2 assists, and 2 steals as well.
Star G Samari Curtis led Xenia with 23, but nobody else scored in double figures.

Lebanon moves to 4-0 on the season and 1st place in the Division.  The duo has been unstoppble so far this season.




Meadowdale grabs first win against Thurgood 
The  Meadowdale Lions (1-2) rode star G Jabali Leonard and fab frosh Will Hill to its first city league win over Thurgood on Tuesday night by a score of  65-62.
With both teams starting slow this season, the game was intense as Thurgood held a small lead going into halftime.

In the 2nd half Preseason Player of the Year candidate Leonard and fab frosh Hill took over, as Leonard scored 16 and added 13 boards to go with 3 dimes and a steal while Hill finished with 17 with 4 boards, 2 dimes and 2 steals.

Meadowdale goes to 1-2 while Thurgood falls to 1-4.

Trotwood drops 113 on West Carrollton 
The Trotwood  Rams shook off the loss to Akron St V St Mary with a huge win over West Carrollton.
The Rams, a State Semifinalist last year, lost to Akron St V last weekend in its season opener.
The Rams are now 1-1.


Springfield wins on road, stops Burg 
The Wildcats got a big road win, as they stopped Miamisburg narrowly and improve to 3-0 on the season.
They are one of 4 teams still undefeated in the GWOC.


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