The Trophy Bassmasters year-end Club Classic held at Lake Erie out of the Mazurik boat ramp was similar to the rest of the season. The Club Classic is an event held after the last regular club tournament of the season with no Angler of the Year points awarded.

BUCYRUS — Riverdale learned first-hand the importance of a good start Saturday night, and on Tuesday night, it seemed the Falcons took that lesson to heart. The Falcons scored the first nine points and did not let Bucyrus get closer than seven points the rest of the game in a 55-42 victory at Alex Kish Memorial Gymnasium.

SYCAMORE — It was a late surge by the Ridgemont Golden Gophers that sealed the deal in their out-of-conference matchup with the Mohawk Warriors. In the season opener and with most of their roster back from a year ago, the Warriors would have liked a better start and finish, but the Golden Gophers built an early lead and closed the game on a 19-4 run to claim a 58-45 victory.

DOLA — With the score tied and 10 seconds left in the game Tuesday night, Hardin Northern coach Brady Mast called a timeout. When play resumed, the Polar Bears inbounded the ball to Holly Wilson, who went coast-to-coast and made a game-winning layup at the buzzer to give Hardin Northern a 40-38 victory over Allen East.

McCOMB — Upper Scioto Valley outscored McComb 11-6 in overtime Tuesday night to earn a 61-56 victory in girls basketball action. The Rams (3-0) trailed 12-8 after the first quarter and 21-18 at halftime.

Kenton dominated Elida in girls swimming Tuesday night, winning 113-44. The Wildcat boys fell just short as Elida won 78-76.

BELLEFONTAINE — Kenton’s defensive pressure was the key as the Wildcats defeated Bellefontaine 46-33 in a non-league girls basketball game Monday night. The host Chiefs turned the ball over 22 times against Kenton’s pressing defense.

BELLEFONTAINE — Ben Logan had four players reach double figures in scoring as the Raiders rolled to an 82-44 girls basketball victory over Indian Lake on Monday night. Nikki Current paced the undefeated Raiders (4-0) with 25 points.

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.