LOCAL ROUNDUPS
Slow first half costs Indians
The Fort Recovery boys basketball team’s offense struggled to get going, scoring just six points in the first two quarters as the Botkins Trojans took advantage for a 58-43 on Saturday.
Indians fade in fourth to fall to Versailles
The Fort Recovery High School boys basketball team dropped its fifth game in a row with a 45-31 loss to the Versailles Tigers on Friday.
Jay wrestling tops Coldwater
The Jay County High School wrestling team took down the Coldwater Cavaliers in 53-14 on Tuesday, while the girls picked up a trio of victories as well.
Indians’ comeback falls short to Lancers
Despite putting together a 20-point fourth quarter, the Fort Recovery High School boys basketball team fell to the Lincolnview Lancers 54-45 Saturday.
ACAC brackets set
The Jay County High School basketball teams drew a first round bye in the ACAC tournament, and instead will play their first games on Friday, Jan. 12, in the semifinals.
FRHS girls basketball falls just short to Flyers
The Fort Recovery High School girls basketball held the Marion Local Flyers to a season low, but couldn’t hold on for victory in a 39-36 loss on Thursday.
FRHS boys bounce back against Ansonia
ANSONIA, Ohio — One quarter can make or break a basketball game. The third quarter was the defining one for the Indians.
Patriots dominate Raiders
Not many teams have been able to score in double digits against the Patriots this season.
FRHS outlasts Panthers
ROCKFORD, Ohio — Cali Wendel was quiet in the Midwest Athletic conference opener on Dec. 7.
FRHS girls swim team sweeps in MAC opener
The Fort Recovery High School girls swim team opened up conference competition by sweeping Minster and Marion Local, while the boys fell to them Thursday at the South Adams High School pool.
Jay cruises past Knights
Jacob Robinson was one of nine Patriots from the Class 2A No. 3 Jay County High School boys wrestling team to win their matches as it overpowered the Norwell Knights 52-23 Tuesday.
Jay Co. Junior High stays perfect
MUNCIE — Karsyn Schwieterman and Charlee Peters have been projecting a bright future for Patriots basketball.
Tribe escapes with win
The Fort Recovery boys basketball team narrowly beat the Bradford Railroaders 50-49 on Saturday.
Nine set career bests
The Jay County High School swim team hosted the Bluffton Tigers boys Friday for an exhibition.
Jay wrestlers clean up at NHHS
NEW HAVEN — The Patriots were without their top wrestler, Mallory Winner, who was out with an illness. It didn’t matter, as their depth propelled them to a pair of victories anyway.
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