Despite getting 15 points from guard A.J. Cecil, the Oak Harbor boys’ basketball team lost its fourth consecutive game, falling, 69-41, to Perkins last weekend.
Holding a 29-25 lead at halftime, the Pirates put things away in the third quarter by outscoring the Rockets (9-9, 6-5 SBC), 23-6, to put the game out of reach.
After losing three straight games, the Danbury girls’ basketball team righted the ship with a 43-7 victory over Maumee Valley Country Day last week.
After improving to 9-8 two weeks ago, the Lakers fell on hard times, losing to three quality opponents in Toledo Christian, Cardinal Stritch and Huron to drop to 9-11.
In a special event for Danbury High School, the Laker boys’ basketball team competed at Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland last week against Lakota as part of the High School Hoops Showcase.
Danbury did lose the game, 47-33, but it was a special experience nonetheless.
The Port Clinton Bowlers traveled to Plaza Lanes in Fremont Friday and split the Boys and Girls matches with the Fliers in non-conference action.
Danbury's Erin Lavelle scores two of her 14 points against Maumee Valley CDS in a game played Thursday, Feb 7. The Lady Lakers were victorious, 43 - 7.
