OHSAA girls basketball scores for January 15, 2025 in Ohio high school sport.
Cardington-Lincoln overcomes Danville
Cardington-Lincoln knocked off Danville 44-27 on Jan. 15 in Ohio girls high school basketball.
Last season, Cardington-Lincoln and Danville squared off on Jan. 16, 2024 at Danville High School.
In recent action on Jan. 11, Cardington-Lincoln faced off against Loudonville and Danville took on Centerburg on Jan. 11 at Centerburg High School.
Fredericktown earns solid win over Loudonville
Fredericktown pushed past Loudonville for a 53-42 win in an Ohio girls basketball matchup on Jan. 15.
In recent action on Jan. 11, Loudonville faced off against Cardington-Lincoln and Fredericktown took on Howard E. Knox on Jan. 11 at East Knox High School.
Howard E. Knox records thin win against Galion Northmor
Howard E. Knox topped Galion Northmor 45-39 in a tough tilt in Ohio girls basketball action on Jan. 15.
In recent action on Jan. 11, Howard E. Knox faced off against Fredericktown.
New London posts win at Ashland Mapleton’s expense
New London eventually beat Ashland Mapleton 48-34 during this Ohio girls high school basketball game on Jan. 15.
The first quarter gave New London a 13-5 lead over Ashland Mapleton.
The Mounties bowed their back in the second quarter, chipping the deficit to 27-21.
New London jumped to a 38-29 lead heading into the fourth quarter.
The Wildcats got the better of the final-quarter scoring, finishing the game in style with a 10-5 edge.
In recent action on Jan. 11, New London faced off against Ashland Mapleton and New London took on Ashland Mapleton on Jan. 11 at New London High School.
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