OHSAA girls basketball scores for February 10, 2025 in Ohio high school sport.
Bellville Clear Fork overwhelms Cardington-Lincoln
Bellville Clear Fork recorded a big victory over Cardington-Lincoln 63-37 in Ohio girls basketball on Feb. 10.
Bellville Clear Fork opened with a 13-10 advantage over Cardington-Lincoln through the first quarter.
The Colts fought to a 29-18 intermission margin at the Pirates’ expense.
Bellville Clear Fork roared to a 48-30 lead heading into the fourth quarter.
The Colts got the better of the final-quarter scoring, finishing the game in style with a 15-7 edge.
Last season, Bellville Clear Fork and Cardington-Lincoln faced off on Feb. 6, 2024 at Clear Fork High School.
In recent action on Feb. 5, Cardington-Lincoln faced off against New Washington Buckeye Cent. and Bellville Clear Fork took on Sparta Highland on Jan. 31 at Highland High School.
Sparta Highland denies Mt. Gilead’s challenge
Sparta Highland knocked off Mt. Gilead 39-23 in an Ohio girls basketball matchup on Feb. 10.
Last time Sparta Highland and Mt Gilead played in a 48-45 game on Feb. 6, 2024.
In recent action on Feb. 1, Sparta Highland faced off against Centerburg and Mt Gilead took on Cardington-Lincoln on Jan. 29 at Mount Gilead High School.
New London tacks win on Ashland Crestview
New London controlled the action to earn an impressive 53-14 win against Ashland Crestview at Crestview High on Feb. 10 in Ohio girls high school basketball action.
In recent action on Feb. 4, Ashland Crestview faced off against Norwalk St Paul and New London took on Monroeville on Feb. 1 at Monroeville High School.
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