OHSAA boys basketball scores for January 24, 2026 in Ohio high school sport.
Apple Creek Waynedale sprints past Ashland Mapleton
Apple Creek Waynedale eventually beat Ashland Mapleton 62-46 for an Ohio boys basketball victory at Waynedale High on Jan. 24.
In recent action on Jan. 17, Apple Creek Waynedale faced off against Magnolia Sandy Valley and Ashland Mapleton took on Collins Western Reserve on Jan. 17 at Western Reserve High School.
Greenwich S. Cent. overwhelms Mansfield Christian
Greenwich S. Cent. raced to a big lead and never looked back in a 58-37 win over Mansfield Christian on Jan. 24 in Ohio boys high school basketball.
Last season, Mansfield Christian and Greenwich S. Cent. squared off on Jan. 25, 2025 at Mansfield Christian High School.
In recent action on Jan. 17, Greenwich S. Cent. faced off against Plymouth and Mansfield Christian took on Danville on Jan. 17 at Mansfield Christian High School.
Lexington records thin win against Bellevue
Lexington topped Bellevue 43-40 in a tough tilt in an Ohio boys basketball matchup on Jan. 24.
In recent action on Jan. 17, Lexington faced off against Mansfield Madison and Bellevue took on Ashland Crestview on Jan. 10 at Bellevue High School.
Medina prevails over Medina Christian Academy
Medina unleashed a high-powered offensive show to knock off Medina Christian Academy 73-53 Saturday on Jan. 24 in Ohio boys high school basketball action.
Medina darted in front of Medina Christian Academy 15-12 to begin the second quarter.
The Battling Bees registered a 36-22 advantage at half over the Knights.
Medina charged to a 55-33 lead heading into the final quarter.
The Battling Bees enjoyed a big enough lead to offset the Knights’ 20-18 advantage in the fourth quarter.
In recent action on Jan. 16, Medina faced off against Mentor and Medina Christian Academy took on Elyria Cath. on Jan. 20 at Medina Christian Academy.
Medina Highland escapes Medina Buckeye in thin win
Medina Highland posted a narrow 63-61 win over Medina Buckeye during this Ohio boys high school basketball game on Jan. 24.
The first quarter gave Medina Highland a 21-13 lead over Medina Buckeye.
The Bucks stemmed the tide in the second quarter by closing the gap to 33-30.
Medina Buckeye moved ahead of Medina Highland 47-46 to start the final quarter.
The Bucks had the advantage to start the final quarter, but the Hornets won the session and the game with a 17-14 performance.
In recent action on Jan. 17, Medina Buckeye faced off against LaGrange Keystone and Medina Highland took on Akr. Ellet on Jan. 17 at Highland High School.
New Philadelphia collects victory over Gnadenhutten Indian Valley
New Philadelphia notched a win against Gnadenhutten Indian Valley 53-39 in an Ohio boys basketball matchup on Jan. 24.
Recently on Jan. 16, New Philadelphia squared off with Mansfield in a basketball game.
N. Robinson Col. Crawford dominates Ashland Crestview
N. Robinson Col. Crawford raced to a big lead and never looked back in a 75-43 win over Ashland Crestview in an Ohio boys basketball matchup on Jan. 24.
Last time N. Robinson Col. Crawford and Ashland Crestview played in a 61-39 game on Feb. 28, 2025.
In recent action on Jan. 17, Ashland Crestview faced off against New London.
Plymouth bests Lucas
Plymouth’s powerful offense dominated to a resounding victory by pulling away from Lucas 58-31 in Ohio boys basketball action on Jan. 24.
Plymouth opened with a 13-5 advantage over Lucas through the first quarter.
The Big Red opened a close 23-14 gap over the Cubs at halftime.
Plymouth charged to a 46-18 lead heading into the final quarter.
The Big Red enjoyed a big enough lead to offset the Cubs’ 13-12 advantage in the final quarter.
In recent action on Jan. 17, Plymouth faced off against Greenwich S. Cent..
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