OHSAA girls basketball scores for January 15, 2025 in Ohio high school sport.
Cardington-Lincoln pushes over Danville
Cardington-Lincoln knocked off Danville 44-27 for an Ohio girls basketball victory on Jan. 15.
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 collects victory over Loudonville
Fredericktown handed Loudonville a tough 53-42 loss on Jan. 15 in Ohio girls high school basketball action.
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 grinds out close victory over Galion Northmor
Howard E. Knox finally found a way to top Galion Northmor 45-39 at East Knox High on Jan. 15 in Ohio girls high school basketball action.
Recently on Jan. 11, Howard E. Knox squared off with Fredericktown in a basketball game.
Ashland Mapleton comes up short in matchup with New London
New London knocked off Ashland Mapleton 48-34 during this Ohio girls high school basketball game on Jan. 15.
New London opened with a 13-5 advantage over Ashland Mapleton through the first quarter.
The tables turned a bit at halftime when the Mounties got within 27-21.
New London moved to a 38-29 lead heading into the fourth quarter.
The Wildcats held on with a 10-5 scoring edge in the fourth quarter.
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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