Danbury won its TAAC opener in thrilling fashion by defeating the Toledo Northwood Rangers by a score of 55-50.  Tyler Boring converted four straight free-throws in the last minute of the game and Hunter Stephens scored the crucial go ahead basket with eight seconds left to seal the victory.

“Tyler and Hunter both made some big plays down the stretch,” said Coach Joe Miller.  “I am very proud of how they performed under pressure.”  “Vincent Manuella also converted some big shots that kept us in the game early,” added Miller.

 Oak Harbor wrestler Ian Miller won the Medina Invite this past week with a perfect 5-0 record at 135 pounds. His efforts, along with the rest of the Rocket team, earned Oak Harbor a fifth place finish overall and a second place finish in the Division II category.
    Coming into the tournament, Miller was unseeded and drew the number one seed in the second round. It was a close match going into overtime, but Miller came out on top with a 12-7 victory.

In a tightly-contested Sandusky Bay Conference matchup, but the Clyde Fliers prevailed over the Oak Harbor Rockets, 48-41.
"It was a very physical game," Oak Harbor coach Dick Heller said. "Both teams really got after each other. Clyde really played well and smart down the stretch. Our girls did a great job battling their pressure."
Neither team opened a really commanding lead, as the game opened with each team scoring 13 points over the first stanza.

Tori England hit six 3-pointers and then Danbury held off a fourth quarter rally by Seneca East as the Lakers won a non-league contest, 47-42.
The six treys accounted for all 18 of England's points, and teammates Christine Longer and Jackie Lammers also hit treys to account for over half of Danbury's scoring. But, in the end it was free throws that spelled the difference.