Lincolnview

MIDDLEPOINT- The Lincolnview Lancers looked to right the ship after a Friday night loss against USV as the Continental Pirates traveled to Lincolnview High School on Saturday night for non-conference boys basketball action.

HAVILAND — Chayse Overholt had two hits and an RBI and Luke Bollenbacher and Jack Dunlap each had a hit and an RBI for Lincolnview.

Lincolnview (15-7, 6-2 NWC) returns to the field on Monday against Paulding.

Lincolnview’s six foot center Looser hauled in 15 rebounds, but finished with just eight points.

MIDDLE POINT — Braxton Sherrick had a home run, a double and three RBI, Addysen Stevens had two hits and two RBI and Sylvia Longstreth had two hits, including a double, and an RBI for Lincolnview.

The designated visiting Indians utilized a Lincolnview error with two outs and a Daniel Patch RBI double off of Lancer starter Aiden Hardesty to snag a lead they would never relinquish.

At 6-6, however, Lincolnview reeled off six points in a row to lead 12-6 and take control.

Brianna Ebel of Lincolnview takes a jumper in Thursday's game with Crestview.

Jaylyn Rickard of Van Wert takes the ball up against Brianna Ebel of Lincolnview on Saturday.

Lincolnview beat Hilltop on Tuesday night 61-34.

Lincolnview never got closer than three points the rest of the way.

Lincolnview, who entered Saturday’s game coming off a big win at Allen East, dug themselves a first half hole that was just deep enough to keep them from coming back to take the game from the Panthers in the late minutes.

MIDDLE POINT – Lincolnview High School held a career fair on Thursday where juniors and seniors were able to talk with over 40 local businesses as well as area colleges and branches of the armed forces.

St. John's got their first win of the season after a late-game rally to beat Lincolnview 4-3.

The Lincolnview jayvee team is 4-7 after its 49-27 win.

These days, Evans’ dream has evolved to a prom giveaway event that will be held on Saturday, Feb. 8, at the Lincolnview Community Center from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The two teams kicked the game off on an even pace, playing to a 5-4 Lincolnview lead in the opening moments.

With only 41 seconds gone in the fifth all-time meeting between the two schools on the pitch, Lincolnview senior Clayton Leeth sliced his way through the Spencerville defense and fired a ball past Adkins to put the visitors on top 1-0.

After shooting 5 for 18 from the field in the first half, Lincolnview heated up considerably in the last 16 minutes, although they were never able to mount a serious threat.

AYERSVILLE — Lincolnview traveled to Ayersville, and shut down any offensive output from their opponent.