The Kenton High School boys basketball game versus Coldwater has been rescheduled to Monday, Feb. 15, announced Mike Leddy, Kenton athletic director. The game, originally scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 5, was moved because Coldwater is playing a state football championship game this weekend.

The Benjamin Logan 7th grade girls lost 32-8 at Mad River Stebbins on Monday night. Autumn Gray scored 7 points and Kenedi Greene made a foul shot for the Raiders who fall to 0-2.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Riverdale chipped away at an early Upper Scioto Valley lead but fell one point short in a non-league boys basketball game Saturday, losing 40-39. The Rams took a 15-7 lead in the first quarter before Riverdale (1-1) held them to six points in the second to knock the lead down to 21-16 at halftime.

BUCYRUS — Saturday’s non-league matchup of former North Central Conference rivals was a battle of size against speed. In this case, it was Riverdale’s quickness that won out over Wynford’s height in a 63-40 Falcons victory.

ADA — Arlington opened a seven-point lead after the first quarter and went on to defeat Ada 59-51 on Saturday in boys basketball action. Arlington (2-0) outscored the Bulldogs 34-27 after the first half.

BELLEFONTAINE — Ben Logan seemed in control of Gahanna Christian through three quarters on Saturday in boys basketball action, but the Raiders left no doubt over the final frame. Ben Logan (1-1) outscored Gahanna Christian 26-6 in the fourth quarter to pull away for a 68-35 victory.

DOLA — Hardin Northern outscored Van Buren by seven in the first quarter Saturday and cruised to a 58-39 girls basketball victory. Holly Wilson led the Polar Bears (1-2) with 17 points and eight rebounds.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — An overpowering first quarter proved to be enough for the Riverdale boys’ basketball team as the Falcons claimed a non-conference victory over Carey 62-50 on Friday. The Falcons (1-0) took the lead just 16 seconds into the contest on a Noah Hough free throw and never lost the lead the rest of the way.

BELLEFONTAINE — After trailing for much of the game, Benjamin Logan fought back to take a late lead against Riverside in the fourth quarter of a non-conference boys basketball game Friday night. Holding on to a six-point lead, the Raiders surrendered six straight points in the final minute of regulation, sending the game to an overtime session in which they came up just short, falling to the Pirates, 57-54 in the season-opener.

MILLER CITY — Mark Kulhman scored 24 points to lead Miller City to a 69-48 victory over Upper Scioto Valley on Friday night in the boys basketball opener for both teams. Miller City led by three after the first quarter, 13 at halftime and 20 after three quarters.