COLUMBIANA — State-ranked South Range opened up a 37-18 halftime lead on the way to a 58-31 win over Crestview on Friday.

Brady White led the Raiders with 12 points, followed by Jaxon Anderson with 11 and Chris Brooks nine.

South Range, ranked 11th in the Division III state poll, improves to 14-1 on the season. Crestview is 3-11.

Scott Murray led the Rebels with 11 points. Jude Riffle added nine.

South Range also won the junior varsity game, 60-21.

South Range hosts Marlington tonight, while Crestview plays at Newton Falls on Tuesday.

S. RANGE: 8-10- 7-6–31

CRESTVIEW: 16-21-13-8–58

SOUTH RANGE SCORING: Brady White 6-0-12, Jaxon Anderson 5-0-11, Mike Cunningham 3-0-6, Brennan Toy 2-0-4, Chris Brooks 3-3-9, Brandon Youngs 2-0-4, Ben Irons 1-0-3, Jake Gehring 0-0-0, Nick Matos 1-0-2, Sam Brooks 0-0-0, Mathias Combs 0-0-0, Dante Digaetano 0-2-2, Ty Durr 0-0-0, Isaac Allegretto 0-0-0, C.J. Brown 2-0-5, Mstt Lucas 0-0-0. TEAM TOTALS: 25, 5-15: 58.

CRESTVIEW SCORING: Dale McGoogan 1-0-2, Drake Golden 3-0-6, Scott Murray 3-4-11, Jude Riffle 3-2-9, Dom Wycoff 0-0-0, Brandon Yanssens 0-2-2, Stephen Barr 0-0-0, Isaac Flasco 0-1-1. TEAM TOTALS: 10, 9-17: 31.

Three-point goals: South Range 3 (Anderson, Irons, Brown), Crestview 2 (Murray, Riffle).

W. Reserve 64,

Springfield 61

BERLIN CENTER — Western Reserve held Springfield to three point in the third quarter to highlight the Blue Devils’ 64-61 win Friday.

Western Reserve ups its mark to 7-5 overall and 6-3 in the Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference, while Springfield drops to 8-6 and 6-4 MVAC.

Western Reserve was led by Kade Hilles and Cole DeZee with 18 and 15 points, respctively.

Evan Ohlin topped the Tigers with 25 points. Drew Clark contributed 15 points.

Both teams play Tuesday as Western Reserve goes to Waterloo and Springfield travels to Mineral Ridge.

SPRINGFIELD: 14-17-3-27–61

W. RESERVE: 19-16-9-20–64

SPRINGFIELD SCORING: Evan Ohlin 9-1-25, Drew Clark 5-1-15, Brandon Walters 1-4-6, Shane Eynon 3-0-6, John Ritter 2-1-5, AJ Joseph 1-2-4, Clay Medvec 0-0-0. TEAM TOTALS: 21, 9-17: 61.

WESTERN RESERVE SCORING: Ryan Demsky 0-4-4, Dom Velasquez 3-0-8, Kade Hilles 6-6-18, Jack Cappabianco 2-4-8, Riley Miller 0-0-0, Cole DeZee 3-4-15, Nick Corbett 4-0-11. TEAM TOTALS: 18, 18-24: 64.

Three-point goals: Springfield 10 (Ohlin 6, Clark 4), Western Reserve 10 (DeZee 3, Corbett 3, Velasquez 2, Hilles 2).

Lowellville 63,

Sebring 53

LOWELLVILLE — Lowellville used a 16-6 fourth-quarter run to down Sebring, 63-53, Friday.

Matt Hvisdak led the Rockets with 17 points, followed by Alex Mamula-Zarlingo with 15 points and nine rebounds and Nate Solak and Jake Rotz with 12 points apiece.

Lowellville moves to 11-2 overall and 7-1 in the Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference, while ls to 6-9 and 2-8 MVAC.

Gabe Lanzer guided Sebring with 20 points and five rebounds, while Jake Hunter had 19 points and five rebounds.

Lowellville also won the junior varsity game, 52-51.

SEBRING: 14-13-20- 6–53

LOWELLVILLE: 15-14-18-16–63

SEBRING SCORING: Jake Hunter 8-3-19, Joey Clark 2-0-6, Collin Baia 1-0-2, Wes Latham 1-0-2, Zane Peterson 0-0-0, Zane Peterson 0-0-0, Gabe Lanzer 6-5-20, Trent Ritchey 1-0-2, Nick Weingart 1-0-2. TEAM TOTALS: 20, 8-11: 53.

LOWELLVILLE SCORING: Micah Mamula-Zarlingo 2-1-6, Alex Mamula-Zarlingo 6-2-15, Nate Solak 6-0-12, Anthony Mesaros 0-0-0, Matt Hvisdak 6-2-16, Jake Rotz 6-0-12, Joe Ballone 0-0-0, Dyan Durkin 0-2-2, Bryan Harris 0-0-0. TEAM TOTALS: 26, 7-11: 63.

Three-point goals: Sebring 5 (Lanzer 3, Clark 2), Lowellville 4 (Hvisdak 2, M. Mamula-Zarlingo, A. Mamula-Zarlingo).

Minerva 54, Carrollton 38

CARROLLTON — Minerva downed Carrollton, 54-38, Friday and finds itself in first place in the Northestern Buckeye Conference.

Alliance beat league-leading Louisville, 59-58, in double overtime to force a logjam at the top of the NBC. Louisville and Minerva are 7-2 in league play, one game ahead of West Branch and Marlington, which lost 55-46 to Canton South on Friday.

Minerva, 10-5 overall, will play at Claymont tonight.

Carrollton is 2-13 and 1-8 NBC.

MINERVA: 15-14-11-13–54

CARROLLTON: 9-6-13-10–38