WEST POINT — The Class C-1, No. 1 Boone Central girls basketballteam needed a little extra time Saturday to defeat Class D-1, No. 1Guardian Angels Central Catholic 66-63 in overtime.
The Cardinals held a four-point lead heading into the fourthquarter, but a strong frame by the Bluejays sent the game into anextra session. Boone Central got it down, however, outscoring GACC8-5.
Jenna Lehmann had 23 points to lead all scorers, while TelegramSuper Senior Jaime Kennedy had 11 points and 11 rebounds. JadeGottier was also in double figures, scoring 12 points.
Boone Central is back in action Thursday against Scotus CentralCatholic.
Boone Central (13-1) 15 12 20 11 8 – 66
GACC (9-5) 14 15 14 15 5 – 63
n BOONE CENTRAL — Britany Seda 8, Jaime Kennedy 11, Emily Carder 7,Jade Gottier 12, Shannon Stuhlmiller 2, Jenna Lehmann 23, MirandaKetteler 2, Maria Glidden 1.
n GACC — Emily Knobbe 16, Melanie Stratman 6, Hailey Steuter 5,Jenny Knobe 4, Annie Niewohner 9, Abby Ortmeier 18, Krista Fischer5.
Boone Central boys win 6th
WEST POINT — The Boone Central boys basketball team defeatedGuardian Angels Central Catholic 54-48 Saturday, using a 32-pointsecond half to complete the come-from-behind victory.
Trailing 25-22 at halftime, the Cardinals came out strong and neverbacked down.
Beau Bremer scored 15 points to lead Boone Central, while BrettTemme added 13 points.
The Cardinals host Scotus Central Catholic Thursday.
Boone Central (6-7) 17 5 15 17 – 54
GACC (6-7) 8 17 14 9 – 48
n BOONE CENTRAL — Tanner Mazour 5, Derek Gentrup 6, Colton Mazour2, Tyler Hedlund 4, Kade Leetch 9, Brett Temme 13, Beau Bremer15.
n GACC — J. Bracht 3, Hass 2, J. Guenther 19, A. Guenther 20, Goden1, D. Bracht 3.
Scouts take 2nd at CCO tournament
STROMSBURG — The David City wrestling team took second Saturday atthe 3rd Annual Bob Orsborn Tournament, scoring 156 points.
York won the tournament with 226.5 points, while High Plains wasthird at 141.5. The host Cougars came in eighth with 80points.
The Scouts had 11 wrestlers who placed. Leading the way was TonyMeusch, who won the 106-pound weight class. Wyatt Kastl (160), TrueSiffring (182), Neal Samek (220) and Brandon Barta (285) tooksecond, while Michael Varela (113) and Martin Phillips (132) tookthird. Abel Salazar (145) was fifth, Johnathon Jacobsen (126) andBrody Hoeft (195) took sixth, and David Tatum (170) finishedseventh.
Eight wrestlers placed for the Storm, with Brandon Burruss (113),Steven Thies (126) and Cale Bolton (138) winning their respectiveweight classes. Tanner Fate (152) and Tanner Hannappel (170) tooksecond, Kyle Beck (285) was third, Randy Church (120) came in fifthand Cole Church (195) was seventh.
The Cougars’ top wrestler was Aaron Oquist, who took second at 113.Third-place finishes went to Erik Oquist (138), Andy Roesener (145)and Grant Dawson (152). Josh Fleischmann (220) took fourth andDallas Talbot (132) finished seventh.
The Scouts host the David City Invite Friday, while High Plains andCross County/Osceola compete Thursday at the High Plains dualtournament.
BOB ORSBORN TOURNAMENT
Saturday at Cross County
n Team Scoring–1. York 226.5; 2. David City 156; 3. High Plains141.5; 4. Neligh-Oakdale 117; 5. Fullerton 105.5; 6. Friend 103.5;7. HTRS/PC-HTPC 96; 8. Cross County/Osceola 80; 9. York JV 76; 10.Nebraska Christian 68; 11. McCool Junction 45; 12. Unattached23.
Individual Results
n 106–1. Tony Meusch, DC; 2. Jacob White, HTPC; 3. Jesse Harlow,YOR; 4. Justin Bellar, NO.
n 113–1. Brandon Burruss, HP; 2. Aaron Oquist, CCO; 3. MichaelVarela, DC; 4. Thomas Cuevas, YOR; 5. Wyatt Knievel, NO.
n 120–1. Alex Lorimor, FUL; 2. Anthony Red, YOR; 3. Kyle Wilkinson,NO; 4. Dexter Beshaler, YKJV; 5. Randy Church, HP.
n 126–1. Steven Thies, HP; 2. Garret Sonderup, FUL; 3. ShaneMotsinger, YOR; 4. Kolton Knievel, NO; 5. Matt Swanson, NC; 6.Johnathon Jacobsen, DC.
n 132–1. Isaac Elge, NC; 2. Cody Rhodes, YOR; 3. Martin Phillips,DC; 4. Ty Klabenes, NO; 5. Cody Brouillette, MCJ; 6. Hayden Robb,YKJV; 7. Dallas Talbot, CCO; 8. Ehtan Lesiak, FUL.
n 138–1. Cale Bolton, HP; 2. Mick Christiansen, YOR; 3. ErikOquist, CCO; 4. Levi Weber, FRI; 5. Tanner Matthews, FUL; 6.Jameson Nickels, YKJV; 7. Chance Chrisman, MCJ; 8. Jacob Phelps,HTPC.
n 145–1. Patrick Dempsey, FRI; 2. Kalan Swertzic, FUL; 3. AndyRoesener, CCO; 4. Troy Taylor, YOR; 5. Abel Salazar, DC; 6. WillPaul, NO; 7. Jordan Walz, YKJV; 8. JJ Vanderheiden, UNA.
n 152–1. Kyle Rhodes, YOR; 2. Tanner Fate, HP; 3. Grant Dawson,CCO; 4. Kurtis Knopik, FUL; 5. Grant Hitchcock, FRI; 6. AndrewSwanson, NC; 7. Viktor Jonseth, NO; 8. Nick Tonniges, YKJV.
n 160–1. Josh Eklund, FRI; 2. Wyatt Kastl, DC; 3. Carson Huenefeld,NC; 4. Josh Nienhueser, YKJV; 5. Atley Dohmen, YOR; 6. ColttKremlicek, FUL; 7. Nate Wiers, HTPC; 8. Chandler Brayton,UNA.
n 170–1. Brian Scarf, FRI; 2. Tanner Hannappel, HP; 3. ParkerJohnson, YKJV; 4. Cameron Tuttle, YOR; 5. Garrett Jacobsen, NO; 6.Ben Railsback, HTPC; 7. David Tatum, DC.
n 182–1. Dylan Olmsted, YOR; 2. True Siffring, DC; 3. Jake Birt,MCJ; 4. Michael Reed, HTPC; 5. Jaden Meyer, FUL.
n 195–1. Lucas Snethen, HTPC; 2. Rodrigo Garcia, YOR; 3. ConnorBentley, NO; 4. Tym Whisenand, NC; 5. Brett Olmsted, YKJV; 6. BrodyHoeft, DC; 7. Cole Church, HP.
n 220–1. TJ Standerford, HTPC; 2. Neal Samek, DC; 3. Hoyt Meis, NO;4. Josh Fleischmann, CCO; 5. Efrian Chavez, YOR; 6. Justin Sahling,YKJV; 7. Kolby Cheek, MCJ; 8. Dusty Whisenand, NC.
n 285–1. Ronaldo Trevino, YOR; 2. Brandon Barta, DC; 3. Kyle Beck,HP; 4. Chad Henn, NO; 5. Kirby Hobbs, MCJ; 6. Trevor Fozzard,UNA.
Source: Columbus Telegram
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