The Bellefontaine Chiefs were on the road against Kenton Ridge in a game heard live on 1390 WBLL Friday.

The Chiefs, despite playing without starters Que Carter and Michael Bean, rallied for a double-overtime 55-53 victory.

Carter and Bean did not make the trip for unspecified reasons.

The Cougars were holding court at home, leading by six heading into the 4th quarter.

Bellefontaine outscored the Cougars 15-9 in the 4th quarter to force the extra period.

Both teams managed just four points in the first overtime, forcing a second overtime.

Down by 1 with 16 seconds, freshman Matt Gump hit a runner from the left side of the lane to put Bellefontaine up for good. He was fouled on the play and converted the three-point play.

On the ensuing possession, KR guard Derek Toadvine missed a layup and time expired as several players went for the rebound.

The Chiefs emerged victorious 55-53.

Senior forward Chris Lowe led the attack with 16 points. He was named the State Farm Insurance Player of the Game.

Classmate Nate Dodds added 13.

Gump finished with 8.

For Kenton Ridge, senior guard Kyle Morris poured in 19 points.

Here’s the Ron’s Pizza Scoreboard:

	1	2	3	4	OT	OT	Final
Bellefontaine	14	3	14	15	4	5	55
Kenton Ridge	11	12	14	9	4	3	53

The Chiefs swept the season series to improve to 7-5, 5-4. They will host Indian Lake Tuesday night on WBLL.

KR falls to 8-3, 5-3.

Listen to Bellefontaine head coach Henry Stolly recap the emotional win.

Other area scores:

Riverside rolled at Upper Scioto Valley 52-32.

Kyle Baughman had 18 points and 9 rebounds.

Riverside blocked seven shots.

The Pirates improve to 5-8 overall and 4-0 in the NWCC.

Indian Lake edged host Greenon 56-55.

Justin Castle fired in 14 points and Russ Hogue added 13.

The Lakers are 3-9, 3-6.

West Liberty-Salem fell at Mechanicsburg 73-52.

Jarred Merrick led the Tigers with 20 points and 8 rebounds.

WLS is 5-7 overall and 3-5 in league play. They will host Riverside Tuesday night on WPKO.

The JV Tigers won 53-37.

Josh Lowe had 14 points and Travis Mayse tossed in 13.

The freshman Tigers lost 29-26.

Ross Hickenbottom scored 9 points.

Tecumseh beat rival Tipp City 56-48.

Springfield Shawnee stormed past Dayton Stebbins 62-46.

Urbana outscored Northwestern 88-67.

Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary handled Graham 76-44. It’s the Falcons second loss of the year.

Triad edged Springfield Catholic 65-55 in overtime.

Southeastern defeated Greeneview 54-41.

Northeastern nipped Cedarville 60-58.

Lima Temple Christian edged Lima Perry 55-54.

Fairbanks ran past Ridgemont 71-39.

Waynesfield-Goshen stifled Marion Catholic 58-45.

Ada edged Bluffton 43-39.

Anna held off Jackson Center 22-18. The Tigers, who tried to hold the ball much of the game, led 4-2 at the half.

Ft. Loramie handled Botkins 60-29.

Sidney ran past Fairborn 76-57.

Lehman defeated Houston 72-56.

New Bremen beat St. Henry 62-53.

The Ben Logan Varsity bowling teams were in action on the lanes against the Graham Falcons Friday evening.

The Lady Raiders won big 2431-2155.

Taylor Burk, Kierstan Valentine and Brittney Poling all had good series. Burk posted a 202-188 for a 390, Valentine a 203-171 for a 374, and Poling 188-185 for a 373.

Trinnity Jackson added a 176-160/336 and Allissa Allford a 184.

The Raider boys lost to the Falcons 2734-2357.

Matt Johnson rolled a 184-195/379, Paul Scales and Brad Keeran each a 193, and Eric Elson a 170.

In girls U11 at Soccer First, the Bellefontaine Renegades fell to the St. Brendan Dolphins 6-5 last night.

Zoe Price scored two goals.

Taylor Price, Kateline Mathews, and Madelyn Levine each had a goal.

Katie Harman and Keepers Brooke and Breanne Parker played well.

The bowling teams of Mechanicsburg and West Liberty-Salem faced off on Thursday night, and it did not end well for the Tigers.

In boys varsity, the Tigers were walked all over by Mechanicsburg, 3006 to 1795.

High scorers were:

WL-S-Brock Bahan, 175 and 157, a 332 series; Pat McMacken with two 151 games, a 302 series.

Mechanicsburg-Corey Hosier, 269, a 464 series; Kyle Mayberry, 225, a 449 series; Dalton Boggs, 225, a 411 series.

The girls varsity Tigers suffered the same fate, losing 2375 to 2027.

Leading scorers for the ladies:

WL-S-Brittney Lewis, 154 and 153, a 307 series; Codi McNutt, 152, a 287 series.

Mechanicsburg-M. Gaver, 276, a 436 series; Josie Corneilson, 236, a 389 series.

The West Liberty girls JV were also defeated, 1979 to 1471.

JV high scorers were:

WL-S- Katie Burden, 120, a 234 series; Janessa Huffman, 116, a 209 series.

Mechanicsburg-Molly Baldwin, 196, a 373 series; H. Rafferty, 160, a 302 series.

As featured on 98.3 WPKO, Riverside used a buzzer-beater from Abby Heaberlin to edge host West Liberty-Salem 47-45 in varsity girls basketball Thursday.

The thrilling win snapped the Tigers seven-game winning streak.

Riverside led 23-17 at the half, but WLS outscored the Pirates 14-8 to tie the game at 31 after three quarters.

Here’s the Ron’s Pizza Scoreboard:

	1	2	3	4	Final
Riverside	10	13	8	16	47
West Liberty-Salem	10	7	14	14	45

Amelia Carter led the Pirates with 21 points and 12 rebounds.

The Pirates had 26 turnovers.

For West Liberty-Salem, senior Christine Park had 12 points and Becka Peterson added 11 before fouling out early in the fourth quarter.

The Tigers were just 12-26 from the free throw line; Riverside converted 6 of 8.

WLS is 8-5 and Riverside improves to 7-6.

Listen to Ken Keller and Charles Runion call the game-winning shot.

Listen to Ken Keller's postgame interview with Riverside head coach Dean Sanford.

Listen to WLS head coach Dennis McIntosh reflect on the game.

Ft. Loramie defeated host Jackson Center 53-34.

For the Tigers, junior Taylor Cummons scored 15.

JC is 7-6, Ft. Loramie improves to 11-3.

Jr. High finals:

The Bellefontaine Middle School Lady Chiefs swept Tecumseh Thursday night.

The 7th grade Chieftains won 29-23.

Leading the Lady Chiefs were Brenda Johnson with 16 points and McKenzie Brunswick with 7.

The 7th graders are now 5-4 and play at Stebbins on Monday at 5:30.

The 8th grade had the same success against Tecumseh, winning 42-30.

Jazmyn Haley led Bellefontaine with 17 points, Kameren Haley recorded 10 points, and Jordan Lininger added 8 points.

The 8th grade is now 6-3 on the season.

The Benjamin Logan 8th grade girls team fell to Mad River 27-24.

Alex Thompson scored a team-high 8 points.

The Benjamin Logan 7th grade girls lost to Mad River 32-29.

Jessica Sosby led the Raiders with 10 points while Taylor Miller added 7.

The girls are back in action Monday against Indian Valley at 5:30.

The Bellefontaine 8th grade boys team lost to Tecumseh 50-28.

Jarrod Houchin had 11 points.

The Chiefs (5-3) will play at Urbana on Saturday.

The Bellefontaine 7th grade boys outscored Tecumseh 50-36 for their sixth straight win.

Caleb Mitchell and Daniel Boy each scored 10 points.

The Benjamin Logan 7th grade boys team fell to Mad River 49-43.

Tanner Rader led the attack with 15 points, followed by David Bowers with 8 points, and Kyle Ackley with 8 points and 6 rebounds.

The loss drops the Raiders to 3-5. The boys play at home against Indian Valley at 5:30 on Monday.

Indian Lake Middle School wrestling team defeated Tecumseh 89-0 Wednesday.

Winning by a pin for Indian Lake were:
82 Tyrone Nadeau (19-3)
100 Reyse Wallbrown (22-0)
106 Heath Lange (21-0)
118 Josh Smith (14-9)
130 L J Henderson (21-0)
136 Steven Schetter (21-1)
144 Ben Wahl (21-2)
152 Phillip Golden (17-5)
174 Billy Walter (18-3)

Winning by tech fall:
112 Bobby Dye (18-2)

Winning bye forfeit:
88 Quenten Staley (17-2)
94 Sean Warniment (15-7)
124 Christian Kindle (20-2)
162 Shane Asman (17-5)
207 Eli White (12-7)

The Bellefontaine Chieftain bowlers took on Tipp City Wednesday night, splitting the boys and girls varsity games.

The boys were defeated by Tipp, 2520 to 2480.

Leading the Chiefs were: TJ Garman with 240, 275 and a 515 series and Andy Newman with a 193.

The girls bowled past Tipp, 2115 to 2067.

Leading scorers for the ladies were:

Jody White with 175, 223 and a 398 series
Carley King with 174 and a 321 series
Jessi Moore with a 318 series

The reserve girls were defeated by Tipp City, 1893 to 1731.

JV leading scorers were:

Jascey Vermillion with 152 and a 282 series
Sebreena Escamilla with a 128 game
Lindsay Newlove with a 128
Bethany Cruce with a 126

The scores from the Benjamin Logan and Bellefontaine girls basketball game Wednesday night seemed to be switched from Tuesday’s boys game, as the Raiders defeated the Lady Chiefs, 52-27 on 98.3 WPKO.

Bellefontaine jumped out to an early 7-4 in the first quarter and would lead by one (7-6) after the first stanza.

The second quarter belonged to Benjamin Logan.  The Raiders used a zone defense to limit Bellefontaine’s inside chances and outscored the Chiefs 15-3 in the frame to lead 21-10 at halftime.  Bellefontaine didn’t score a bucket until the 2:00 mark of the second quarter.  Raiders coach Donnie Sosby went to the zone defense early in the first quarter after center Whitney Rader scored two easy baskets in the post against a man-to-man defense.  It worked as the Raiders only allowed six more points in the half with 2 of those points coming on a put back from a Chiefs missed free throw.

Bellefontaine continued to scrap in the third quarter as the Chiefs cut a fourteen point deficit down to eleven a few times with chances to get it to single digits, but the Raiders scored a few late third quarter buckets and after three the Raiders secured a 13 point lead at 33-20.

The first few minutes of the fourth quarter would be key.  A couple of quick scores by either team would determine the game.  Out of the between quarter timeout it was Benjamin Logan who iced the game with a 9-2 run in the first two minutes of the quarter.  The Raiders continued to grow throughout the quarter and Benjamin Logan cruised to a 52-27 victory outscoring Bellefontaine in the fourth quarter 19-7.

Brooke Richard led the Raiders with 16 points, followed by Sarah Yoder with 12 points and Samantha Terrill with 13.  These players were name the State Farm Insurance Players of the Game.

Leading the Chieftains were Whitney Rader with 11 points and Aaliyah Smith with 10.

Our Ohio Hi-Point Career Center play of the game was Coach Sosby’s coaching decision to switch to a zone defense early in the first quarter.  That switch changed the entire game.

Indian Lake cruised past host Dayton Stebbins 78-61 in varsity girls basketball Wednesday.

Senior guard Cori Blackburn poured in a team-high 21 points.

Christina Knief had 17 points, Aushele Sarver fired in 15 points, Katelyn Stannard added 9 points, and Sadie Oyer tallied 8 points and 18 rebounds.

Indian Lake continues to lead the CBC Mad River division at 12-2 overall and 8-2 in league play.

The JV Lakers rolled 54-32.

Brittany Roby tossed in 13 points.

Coach Burden’s team is 11-3.

The Lakers will visit Northwestern Saturday night.

This week’s girls basketball coverage continues Thursday night with Riverside traveling to West Liberty-Salem on WPKO.

As featured on 98.3 WPKO, West Liberty-Salem defeated host Indian Lake 59-43 in varsity boys basketball last night.

The Tigers set the tone early and led 33-21 at the half.

Andy Daulton led all scorers with 16 points.

Teammate Ben Rutan added 11 points.

For Indian Lake, junior Adam Reichert tossed in 14 points.

Here’s the Ron’s Pizza Scoreboard.

	1	2	3	4	Final
West Liberty-Salem	19	14	13	13	59
Indian Lake	12	9	12	10	43

The Tigers improve to 5-6 overall. They will visit rival Mechanicsburg on Friday.

Listen to West Liberty-Salem head coach Aaron Hollar recap his team's big win.

Indian Lake is 2-9. They will travel to Greenon on Friday.

In JV action, West Liberty-Salem handled the Lakers 49-20.

Landon Hormann scored 15 points.

The West Liberty-Salem Middle School boys basketball teams swept South Vienna Tuesday night.

The 7th grade won 45-14, with Cole Wilson leading the Tigers with 12 points.

The 8th grade handled South Vienna 56-24. Jacob Rutan, Todd Pease, and David Branham each had 13 points.

The Bellefontaine 8th grade boys fell to Kenton 63-52. Jarrod Houchin led the Chiefs with 20 points. Nick Burton followed with 9.

The 8th grade is now 5-2 on the season and plays at Tecumseh on Thursday.

The Bellefontaine 7th grade boys team defeated Kenton 51-26.

Tristin Tillman led the attack with 15 points. Jake Kennedy had 11 points and Aaron Rutherford added 8.

Coach Gallaway’s team improves to 5-2.

The Bellefontaine 7th grade girls team beat Kenton 18-12.

Nala Smith scored 9 points. Brenda Johnson and McKenzie Brunswick each added 3 points.

The Chiefs are 4-4. They will play Tecumseh on Thursday.

As heard Tuesday night on WBLL the Bellefontaine varsity boy’s basketball team snapped a modest two-game losing streak with a 78-30 blowout victory over cross-town rival Benjamin Logan.

Tuesday’s win comes just days removed from the team’s first ever loss to Dayton Stebbins, a 65-48 loss last Saturday night.

The Chiefs were led by Michael Bean who scored 13 points to lead all scores. Matt Gump scored a career-high 11 points and Nate Dodds added 10 in the victory.

The Raiders were led by Collin Puckett who scored 12 points for Benjamin Logan.

The Chiefs improve to 6-5 (4-4) overall with the victory; Benjamin Logan drops to 2-11 (2-7) with the loss.

The game began as well as the Raiders could’ve hoped when Puckett hit a three-point shot to open the scoring after Benjamin Logan forced a stop on the game’s opening possession.

Unfortunately for the Raiders, it was the only lead the team would boast all night.

Bellefontaine outscored Benjamin Logan 18-2 to close the opening quarter and carry an 18-5 advantage into the second stanza.

The lead ballooned in the second quarter as an increasingly desperate Benjamin Logan squad was forced to take more chances defensively in an effort to combat Bellefontaine’s rather sizeable size advantage in the post and the Chiefs led 42-15 at halftime.

The Chiefs will look to defeat Kenton Ridge for the second time this season Friday night; that game can be heard on WBLL.

The Raiders are in action again next Tuesday night when they travel to Tecumseh.

Watch both Bellefontaine Head Coach Henry Stolly and Benjamin Logan Head Coach Scott Vermillion talk about Tuesday’s game with Bill Tipple.

The Benjamin Logan bowling teams all had a successful night on Monday against Urbana.

The boys varsity defeated Urbana 2407 to 2396 with top scorers:

Paul Scales; 203, 194
Colt Stover; 201, 173
Jordan Cayot; 176
Matt Johnson; 190

The girls varsity won 2429 to 2278. Top scorers included:

Trinnity Jackson; 185, 192
Brittney Poling; 185, 192
Allissa Allford; 181
Kierstan Valentine; 161

The JV girls defeated the Hillclimbers 1901 to 1745. Top scorers were:

Sydney Stanton; 141, 173
Shannon Tynan; 147, 149

The JV boys rounded it out for the Raiders, winning 2023 to 1278. Top scorers for the boys were:

Ryan Fleming; 151, 177
Brad Keeran; 237
Kris Korns; 163, 194

The Bellefontaine youth wrestling team competed in the Mad River Youth Wrestling Tournament at West Liberty-Salem on Sunday.

Weight class champions included: Gaige Reeves, Evan Baker, Alex Eicher, Dezmin Lyburtus, and Koby Griffith.

Runners up for the Chieftains were: Crew Fullerton, Austin Allen, Daniel Miller, and Elijah True.

Third place finishers were: Dylan Christman, Zach Close, Garrett Coons, Christian Griffith, Adam Williams, Wesley Frilling, Holden Nease, Devin Frilling, Beau Salyer, Javon Pence, and Lincoln Howell.

Finally fourth place recipients included: Skylar Levering, Issac Griffith, Phillip Francis,  Owen O'Connor, Tristan Varian, Ethan Yoder, Shane Crawford, and Nathaniel Schmid.

The Riverside Powerlifting Team competed in the Northeastern High School 2010 “Top Gun” Invitational on Saturday with the girls taking home the 2^nd place award and the boys taking 3^rd place. The majority of the lifters placed in the top 5 of their classes. Several Riverside lifters broke meet records and  individual awards were:

Girls Division
Heather Core – 1^st place  119lbs class – Heather broke the meet record in the deadlift and total record 9-10^th grade div
Hillary Jackson – 5^th place 119lbs  9-10^th grade div
Carli Lump – 3^rd place   138 lbs class – 9^th-10^th grade div
Shana Smith – 2^nd place   154lbs class  - 11^th-12^th grade div
Kelsie Guthrie – 2^nd place  170lbs class – 11^th-12 grade div
Tori Thompson – 1^st place 170lbs class – 9^th-10^th grade div
Other members that lifted well were Erin Krisher and Dani Lump

Boys Division
Mike Shaffer – 1^st place 119lbs class – 9^th – 10^th grade div
Mason Harbour – 1^st place 154lbs class  - 9^th – 10^th grade div – he also broke the meet record for deadlift & bench press and the total record
Jesse Kite – 3^rd place 154 lbs class– 11^th – 12^th grade div
Zach Stewart – 2^nd place 154lbs class – 9^th -10^th grade div
Craig Boling – 1^st place 170 lbs. class – 9^th – 10^th grade div
Ryan Stewart – 2^nd place 170lbs class – 11^th -12^th grade div- & broke the meet record in the deadlift
Brian Hayman – 1^st place 170 lbs class – 11^th -12^th grade div - & broke the meet record in the bench press as well as the total record
Joe Worrell – 2^nd place 187lbs class – 9^th -10^th grade div
Joe Coulson – 1^st place 187 lbs class- 11^th-12^th grade div & also broke the the meet record total
John White – 1^st place 205lbs class – 11^th – 12^th grade div
Nick Snapp – 3^rd place 205lbs class – 11^th – 12^th grade div
Brad Moffett – 4^th place 250lbs class – 11^th-12^th grade div
Jared Holycross- 1^st place 250lbs class – 11^th – 12^th grade div

A couple of youth soccer teams picked up wins at Soccer First in Dublin over the weekend.

Bellefontaine’s 9 and under boys team defeated Hilliard 6-2 on Saturday.

Marcus Walker, Daunte George, Preston Henry, and Derek Robb scored.

Walker, Tate Schmitauer, and Isaac Williams recorded assists.

Keepers Schmitauer and Nate Hecker combined for six saves.

The LCS Elite soccer club sponsored a premier team to play in the U13 boys division this winter.

The team has players from West Liberty, Indian Lake, Sidney, Marysville, and Columbus.

The LCS Elite team edged the OP Eagles Green 7-6 Saturday.

Elite overcame a 4-1 first half deficit.

Connor Davis delivered a two-point goal and then scored again to tie the game at the half.

Cole McDaniel scored the game-winning goal on an assist from Dylan Cline.

Davis finished with four goals.

Keepers Tyler and Luke Rode had outstanding games.

The West Liberty-Salem Lady Tigers came back from a 5-point halftime deficit, taking control in the 4th quarter to pull away for a 58-49 win at Triad Saturday night.

Becka Peterson led the rally with 18 points and 12 rebounds. Also posting double figure points were Courtney Karg with 13 and Christine Park with 11.

Kelsey Funderburgh was top scorer for the Cardinals with 20 points.

The Tigers are now 8-4 overall and 6-1 in the OHC. They host Riverside Thursday on WPKO.

Triad won the JV game 29-19. Kelsey Helms scored 10 for the Tigers.

The Indian Lake Lakers romped over Greenon 76-61.

Cori Blackburn led five Lakers in double figures with 18 points. Christina Knief and Kindra Sheeley each scored 12, with Sadie Oyer and Katelyn Stannard logging 10 apiece.

Indian Lake improves to 11-2 overall and 7-2 in the CBC.

Greenon is 7-4, 6-2.

The Lakers also won the JV game 48-33 behind 13 points from Brittany Roby.

Indian Lake plays at Stebbins on Wednesday.

The Benjamin Logan Raiders fell to Graham 56-41. Sarah Yoder was top scorer with 14 points, followed by Jessica Yoder with 10 and Brooke Richard with 9 to go along with her 5 rebounds.

Benjamin Logan is 3-9, 2-6. They will visit Bellefontaine Wednesday on WPKO.

The JV Raiders won 43-25, getting 19 points from Ciarra Wirick and 8 from Dominique Johnson.

Riverside ran into a buzz saw from Ft. Recovery, falling 88-55. For the Pirates, Sarah Schindewolf scored 15 points, Amelia Carter 14 with 13 rebounds, and Brooklynn Purtee 10.

Ft. Recovery also won the JV contest, by a score of 53-33, despite 20 points from Pirate Ashley Jones.

Bellefontaine lost to visiting Kenton Ridge 46-33.

The Chiefs trailed by one at the half, but the Cougars took control in the second half with their pressure defense.

Freshman Whitney Rader recorded her third straight double-double with 17 points and 13 rebounds.

Aaliyah Smith and Kara Morrison each added five points.

The Lady Chiefs are 2-10, 1-7.

KR improves to 10-1, 7-1.

In Tri-County League (6th grade boys), West Liberty-Salem defeated Graham 43-35 and then beat London 38-24 Sunday.

For the two games, Ryan Boyd had 30 points, Ross Kelley tallied 15, Austin Miller scored 14, and Brandon Upton dropped in 12.

The Indian Lake Lakers middle school wrestling team emerged on top of 16 other teams at the Pete Rozmus Memorial Tournament at Urbana this past weekend.

The Lakers scored 297.5 points, well ahead of 2nd place Northridge at 160. Other area teams included Bellefontaine in 10th (65), Ben Logan in 11th (58), and West Liberty in 16th (18).

Eight Lakers won 1st in their weight divisions: Quenten Staley (88), Reyse Wallbrown (100), Heath Lange (106), Christian Kindle (124), L.J. Henderson (130), Steven Schetter (136), Ben Wahl (144), and Shane Asman (160).

Posting 2nd place finishes were Tyrone Nadeau (82), Bobby Dye (112), and Billy Walter (174).

Phillip Golden finished in 3rd (152), and Jacob Frost (88) finished 4th.

The Chieftains placed four grapplers: Drake Roebuck in 3rd (122), Eric Escamilla 3rd (245), Joe Rindfliech 4th (142), and Chantz Rose 4th (205).

Ben Logan teams won 3 out of 4 matches against Tecumseh Friday in High School Bowling.

The Varsity Boys won 2519-2409.

Paul Scales rolled a 184 and a 203, Colt Stover a 223, and Jordan Cayot a 233. Derek Schmidt added a 173.

The Varsity Girls won 2360 – 2244.

Brittney Poling bowled games of 198 and 191 and Trinity Jackson a 193. Allisa Alford scored a 185 and 178, and Taylor Burke a 165.

The JV  Girls also were victorious by a score of 1934-1656.

Colleen Huey was top bowler with games of 177 and 166; Catie Field rolled a 167, Sydney Stanton a 158.

The JV Boys came up short, losing by just 50 pins 2181-2131.

Top Raiders were Ryan Fleming with a 197 and 155, and Evan Nolan a 173 and 152.

As featured on 1390 WBLL, the Bellefontaine varsity boys basketball team fell at Dayton Stebbins Saturday night 65-48.

The Indians earned their first win against the Chiefs since joining the CBC a few years ago.

Stebbins controlled the game from start to finish.

They led 17-4 after the opening quarter and 33-18 at the half.

The Chiefs never did cut the deficit to single digits in the second half.

Ron’s Pizza Scoreboard	1	2	3	4	Final
Bellefontaine	4	14	10	20	48
Stebbins	17	15	13	19	65

While Stebbins was on fire, the Chiefs could not find their mark.

The Indians shot 57 percent from the field for the game; the Chiefs were under 30 percent.

Stebbins connected on 6-10 three-point attempts and the Chiefs were 1-20.

Que Carter led the Chiefs with 12 points. Josh Jones added 9.

For Stebbins, senior Quinnton Fuller scored a game-high 21. He was named State Farm Insurance Player of the Game.

Sophomore Khaleal McCormick added 20.

Coach Stolly gives credit to Stebbins' execution. 

The Chiefs have dropped two straight to fall to 5-5 overall and 3-4 in the CBC.

BHS will visit Benjamin Logan Tuesday night on WBLL.

The Indians improve to 3-8, 2-6.

They will visit Springfield Shawnee on Friday.