Career highs and game winners

Cale Rammel has had a solid freshman season.

He just keeps getting better.

The 2023 Fort Recovery High School graduate set new career highs in rebounds and assists in a three-point loss for the Ohio Christian University men’s basketball team at Park Point on Tuesday.

Rammel’s new rebound mark sits at 13. He ripped down nine defensive boards, and hit the offensive glass four times off the bench. The freshman added 12 points, 4-for13 from the field, to give himself a double-double.

He also set a new assists record with three.

Rammel hit the game-winning layup as the Trailblazers’ 63-62 win at Shawnee State on Feb. 17. His layup came with 12 seconds left, on an assist from Levi Seiler.

Rammel also had 12 points in this game, but shot the ball at a higher clip. He went 5-for-6 (83.3%) including 2-for-2 from beyond the 3-point arc.

Olivia Patch

FRHS — 2020

Matched her career high in points on Feb. 15 as the Hillsdale College women’s basketball team rolled to an 86-62 victory over Cedarville.

Patch scored 11 points in only 10 minutes played. The mark matched her career high that she set on Dec. 28 against Davenport.

She shot a perfect 3-for-3 from the free-throw line, while connecting on 66.7% of her shots from the floor (4-6). All of the FRHS graduate’s points came in the second half with six in the third and five in the fourth.

She added two rebounds and an assist in the win.

Patch also played in the Chargers’ 90-59 loss against Ashland on Feb. 17, going 0-for-1 with 1 rebound.

Renna Schwieterman

Jay County — 2023

Increased her playing time since a dip in early February.

Schwieterman combined for 48 minutes over three games since Feb. 15 for the Purdue Fort Wayne women’s basketball team.

The JCHS graduate scored nine points against UW-Milwaukee by hitting two triples and three free throws. She also got to work on the defensive end, ripping down six rebounds and picking the Panthers’ pockets five times.

She hit 1-of-5 threes for her only points against Detroit Mercy on Sunday, while not taking a shot at Northern Kentucky Wednesday night.

Alli Vaughn

FRHS — 2021

Played three minutes in the IU-East women’s basketball team’s 77-66 loss to Indiana Southeast on Tuesday.

She did not attempt a shot for the Red Wolves, but recorded an assist.