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Bulldog girls basketball loss  at Arcadia

By Cort Reynolds

ARCADIA - The visiting Ada High School girls basketball team lost to Blanchard Valley Conference foe Arcadia 52-30 on January 2.

Bulldog boys basketball loss at Lincolnview

By Cort Reynolds

VAN WERT – The visiting Ada High School boys basketball team lost 52-47 to former Northwest Conference foe Lincolnview on December 30 to end their six-game win streak.

The Bulldogs led 36-35 after three periods, but the Lancers outscored the visitors 17-11 in the fourth quarter to pull off the five-point win.

Ada committed six costly turnovers in the final stanza.

The road warrior Bulldogs fell to 8-3 overall with the defeat, their third away game in four days. Lincolnview improved to 3-5 after the home win.

“We didn’t guard well,” said Ada head coach Chris Sautter. “We had foul trouble, and turned the ball over way too much.

“Lincolnview was the aggressor, and had us on our heels,” he noted. “They were more physical than us in the paint.”

Bulldog boys basketball stymies Marion Elgin

By Cort Reynolds

MARION – The visiting Ada High School boys basketball team stymied non-league foe Marion Elgin 56-25 Saturday, December 28, to capture their sixth straight victory.

Bulldog girls basketball loss at Elgin

By Cort Reynolds

MARION - The visiting Ada High School girls basketball team lost to non-conference foe Marion Elgin 49-26 Saturday evening, December 28.

The defeat dropped the Bulldog record to 1-8 overall. The Comet girls improved to 6-4 after the home victory.

The Bulldogs trailed 13-2 after the first period. Elgin posted a 12-7 second period to lead 25-9 at halftime.  

A Comet 17-2 third period put the game well out of reach, 42-11. Ada rebounded to win the fourth stanza, 15-7.

Ada junior post Anna Conley scored all seven Bulldog points in the second stanza. She finished with nine markers.

Sophomore guard Kenley Poling tallied five points, and Ashley Hevlin added four. Grace Lawrence sank a fourth period triple for her first varsity points.

Bulldog boys smother Perry

By Cort Reynolds
Photos by Mark Andreasen below

CRIDERSVILLE – The visiting Ada High School boys basketball team stymied non-league foe Perry with tough defense 49-25 on Friday, December 27 to earn their fifth consecutive victory.

The Bulldogs ran out to a 16-2 lead after the first period, and went on to sink the Commodores handily. Ada led 22-9 at halftime, and stretched the margin to 35-18 after three stanzas.

Ada also captured the fourth quarter 14-7 to win going away by 24.

The Bulldogs improved to 7-2 overall with the convincing road win. Winless Perry dropped to 0-8 after the home loss. 

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