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Girls Basketball: Ottoville defends its way to District Title

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ELIDA — In the world of sports, there’s an old mantra that says “Defense wins championships.” For Ottoville, that saying rang true on Saturday afternoon after a 73-32 win over Pandora-Gilboa at the Elida Fieldhouse clinched the Division VII District Championship, and sent the Big Green to next week’s regional tournament for a matchup with Hilltop. Against P-G, Ottoville forced 26 turnovers, built up a 53-12 lead at the break and never looked bac…

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The Lima NewsThe Lima News

Girls Basketball: Ottoville defends its way to District Title

ELIDA — In the world of sports, there’s an old mantra that says “Defense wins championships.” For Ottoville, that saying rang true on Saturday afternoon after a 73-32 win over Pandora-Gilboa at the Elida Fieldhouse clinched the Division VII District Championship, and sent the Big Green to next week’s regional tournament for a matchup with Hilltop. Against P-G, Ottoville forced 26 turnovers, built up a 53-12 lead at the break and never looked bac…

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Delaware GazetteDelaware Gazette

Golden Eagles soar to district title - Delaware Gazette

It had to wait almost a full calendar year, but the Big Walnut girls basketball team got a little revenge Friday night at the Ohio Expo Center, starting fast and finishing strong on the way to a 48-38 Division II district championship win over Canal Winchester. The Indians, who beat the Golden Eagles 46-42 in a D-I district title game last winter, made things interesting after falling into an early hole. Down 22-14 at halftime, Canal (9-15) claw…

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Urbana Daily CitizenUrbana Daily Citizen

Urbana claims district title in girls hoops - Urbana Daily Citizen

TROY – Peyton Mounce had 36 points and 9 rebounds as Urbana defeated Batavia, 58-48, on Saturday to win a Division IV girls basketball district title. UHS led, 29-23, at the half but Batavia rallied to take a 38-36 lead after three quarters. “I’m so proud of these girls with the adversity that we have faced this season,” said UHS Coach Amanda Mounce. “We had the lead the whole game until the third quarter when Batavia made a run and took the lea…

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Delaware Gazette broke the news in on Saturday, February 22, 2025.
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