BELLEFONTAINE — Jaden Sims led Ben Logan in a swim meet Tuesday against Bellefontaine, Botkins and Minster. Sims won the boys 200-yard individual medley in 2:23.41 and added a fourth-place finish in the 100 butterfly in 1:12.95.

BELLEFONTAINE — Ben Logan defeated Dayton Stebbins 2,607-2,406 in boys bowling Wednesday. Logan Wenger had a 266 game to lead the Raiders. Trevor Boger rolled a 205 and Tyler Nicholas shot a 200.

ADA — Brayden Sautter put on a show in the first half Tuesday night. Sautter scored 15 points in the first quarter, 24 in the first half and finished with 30 as he led Ada to a 71-52 victory over Ridgemont in nonconference boys basketball.

A 23-point second-quarter run for Upper Scioto Valley erased an 18-4 deficit and helped them to remain undefeated with a 60-46 win over Kenton on Tuesday night in girls basketball action. It was the Lady Wildcats who appeared to have everything going for them early on.

BELLEFONTAINE — Ben Logan shot 19-of-23 from the free-throw line in the fourth quarter Tuesday to hold off Kenton Ridge for a 73-66 win in a Central Buckeye Conference boys basketball crossover game. Ben Logan (3-2) led by six at halftime, but Kenton Ridge cut the deficit to four after three quarters.

DOLA — Hardin Northern dominated Mansfield Temple Christian in nonconference girls basketball Tuesday night. The Polar Bears (4-3) won 72-19.

POWELL — Ridgemont defeated Village Academy 44-29 on Tuesday night in nonconference girls basketball. The Gophers (4-2) were led by Priscilla Howland, who scored 12 points and grabbed 12 rebounds.

RAWSON — The Ada wrestling team went 1-4 at the Cory-Rawson duals on Saturday in its first competition of the season. The Bulldogs defeated Lima Senior 34-12 and lost to Archbold (60-12), Columbus Grove (36-21), Cory-Rawson (54-24) and Liberty-Benton (42-24).

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The White team defeated the Black team by five points in Masonic Pool to take a five-point lead in the tournament. High runs were had by Chris Rodgers (40), Don Dearing (57), Roger Rosebraugh (63), Marvin Sallee (59, 40), Gene Cook (47), Boyd Downey (74, 44), Jeff Brown (56) and Larry Weaver (61).