OHSAA boys basketball scores for January 2, 2026 in Ohio high school sport.
Bellevue prevails over Norwalk
Bellevue controlled the action to earn an impressive 63-15 win against Norwalk in Ohio boys basketball action on Jan. 2.
Bellevue opened with a 23-4 advantage over Norwalk through the first quarter.
The Redmen fought to a 37-14 intermission margin at the Truckers’ expense.
Bellevue stormed to a 54-14 lead heading into the fourth quarter.
The Redmen got the better of the fourth-quarter scoring, finishing the game in style with a 9-1 edge.
Last time Bellevue and Norwalk played in a 49-41 game on Feb. 7, 2025.
Recently on Dec. 19, Norwalk squared off with Clyde in a basketball game.
Brunswick survives overtime against Medina
Brunswick used overtime to slip past Medina 58-57 for an Ohio boys basketball victory on Jan. 2.
In recent action on Dec. 23, Medina faced off against N. Royalton.
Caledonia River Valley overcomes Bellville Clear Fork
Caledonia River Valley knocked off Bellville Clear Fork 56-40 for an Ohio boys basketball victory at River Valley High on Jan. 2.
Last season, Caledonia River Valley and Bellville Clear Fork squared off on Feb. 14, 2025 at River Valley High School.
In recent action on Dec. 23, Bellville Clear Fork faced off against Sparta Highland.
Dover posts win at Mansfield Madison’s expense
Dover collected a solid win over Mansfield Madison in a 52-36 verdict at Dover High on Jan. 2 in Ohio boys high school basketball action.
Last season, Dover and Mansfield Madison faced off on Dec. 20, 2024 at Madison Comprehensive High School.
Recently on Dec. 27, Dover squared off with Ross County Christian in a basketball game.
Mansfield overpowers Wooster in thorough fashion
Mansfield dominated Wooster 76-54 in an Ohio boys basketball matchup on Jan. 2.
Last season, Mansfield and Wooster faced off on Feb. 7, 2025 at Mansfield High School.
In recent action on Dec. 23, Wooster faced off against Millersburg W. Holmes and Mansfield took on Ashland on Dec. 19 at Ashland High School.
Medina Buckeye carves slim margin over Westlake
Medina Buckeye topped Westlake 70-61 in a tough tilt during this Ohio boys high school basketball game on Jan. 2.
In recent action on Dec. 29, Medina Buckeye faced off against Valparaiso.
New Philadelphia delivers statement win over Ashland
New Philadelphia raced to a big lead and never looked back in a 63-37 win over Ashland on Jan. 2 in Ohio boys high school basketball.
New Philadelphia breathed fire in front of Ashland 18-3 to begin the second quarter.
Momentum turned in the second quarter as the Arrows climbed back to within 27-14.
New Philadelphia stormed to a 45-26 lead heading into the final quarter.
The Quakers held on with an 18-11 scoring edge in the final quarter.
Last time New Philadelphia and Ashland played in a 63-49 game on Jan. 11, 2025.
In recent action on Dec. 27, New Philadelphia faced off against Zanesville W. Muskingum and Ashland took on Lexington on Dec. 23 at Ashland High School.
Shelby scores fast, scores a lot to dismiss Marion Pleasant
Shelby broke to an early lead and topped Marion Pleasant 70-51 for an Ohio boys basketball victory at Shelby High on Jan. 2.
Last season, Shelby and Marion Pleasant faced off on Feb. 13, 2025 at Shelby High School.
Recently on Dec. 27, Shelby squared off with Galion in a basketball game.
Strongsville darts by Lorain
Strongsville dominated Lorain 82-55 in Ohio boys basketball on Jan. 2.
Recently on Dec. 23, Lorain squared off with Amherst Steele in a basketball game.
Wooster Christian collects victory over Mansfield St. Peter’s
Wooster Christian collected a solid win over Mansfield St. Peter’s in a 70-57 verdict on Jan. 2 in Ohio boys high school basketball action.
In recent action on Dec. 22, Mansfield St. Peter’s faced off against Howard E. Knox.
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