OHSAA girls basketball scores for December 2, 2025 in Ohio high school sport.
Ashland Mapleton darts by Jeromesville Hillsdale
Ashland Mapleton raced to a big lead and never looked back in a 52-21 win over Jeromesville Hillsdale in an Ohio girls basketball matchup on Dec. 2.
Ashland Mapleton opened with a 16-2 advantage over Jeromesville Hillsdale through the first quarter.
The tables turned a bit at the half when the Falcons got within 28-16.
Ashland Mapleton thundered to a 43-16 lead heading into the fourth quarter.
The Mounties held on with a 9-5 scoring edge in the fourth quarter.
Last season, Ashland Mapleton and Jeromesville Hillsdale faced off on Dec. 3, 2024 at Hillsdale High School.
In recent action on Nov. 25, Ashland Mapleton faced off against Wellington and Jeromesville Hillsdale took on Doylestown Chippewa on Nov. 25 at Chippewa High School.
Lakeside Danbury earns solid win over Monroeville
Lakeside Danbury knocked off Monroeville 47-34 in Ohio girls basketball action on Dec. 2.
Recently on Nov. 28, Monroeville squared off with Fremont St. Joseph in a basketball game.
Mt. Gilead grinds out close victory over Danville
Mt. Gilead posted a narrow 61-57 win over Danville in Ohio girls basketball on Dec. 2.
Last season, Mt Gilead and Danville squared off on Dec. 6, 2023 at Danville High School.
New London survives for narrow win over Norwalk
New London finally found a way to top Norwalk 43-42 on Dec. 2 in Ohio girls high school basketball action.
Last season, Norwalk and New London squared off on Dec. 3, 2024 at New London High School.
In recent action on Nov. 25, Norwalk faced off against Gibsonburg and New London took on N. Robinson Col. Crawford on Nov. 25 at Colonel Crawford High School.
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