Behind Luke Cramer’s first-place finish at 170 pounds, the Oak Harbor Rockets finished seventh at the Division II State Wrestling Meet with 44 points, the sixth time in seven years that the team has finished in the top-10 at the state meet.

Along with Cramer’s victory at 170, fellow senior Jared Chambers came in fifth at 152 and sophomore T.J. Lawrence was eighth in the heavyweight division (285).

Behind a fast start that saw them take a 24-9 lead after the first quarter before pushing the advantage to 44-19 at halftime, the Bellevue Redmen controlled the game throughout in their 71-34 victory over Port Clinton in the Division II Sectional Semifinals at Clay High School.

Despite setting a program record with 21 victories and winning its first sectional title in seven years, the Port Clinton Redskins’ season came to an end Saturday when they fell, 68-40, to Toledo Rogers in the Division II District Final at Lake High School.

Behind a first-quarter scoring outburst that saw them put 34 points on the board, the St. Paul Flyers defeated Danbury, 84-35, to win the Division IV Sectional Semifinal last week at Norwalk High School.

In the first quarter, St. Paul shot 15-of-18, including 4-of-6 from the three-point line to build a 34-10 lead that was pushed to 49-20 at the half.

In a game that saw momentum switch hands a number of times in the second half, Clyde managed to weather the storm and answer every Oak Harbor rally to edge the Rockets, 54-51, in the Division II Sectional Semifinals at Clay High School.

Down 45-35 midway thru the fourth quarter, the Rockets staged a rally that started with a three-pointer by A.J. Cecil and ended with a Greg Haar triple to cut the deficit to 47-43 with 2:30 remaining.

After some back-and-forth possessions that didn’t net any points, Paul Cullen hit what appeared to be the dagger, connecting on a three-pointer out of the left corner with 1:01 remaining.