Findlay started five seniors, Perrysburg started all underclassmen, but the Yellow Jackets secured sole possession of second place in the Northern Lakes League Buckeye Division by defeating the Trojans, 56-51, Thursday.Perrysburg junior guard Hayley Griggs, who scored a team-high 17 points with six rebounds and three steals, says her team is used to playing against older players they’ve been doing it their entire prep career.
Findlay High School had nine student-athletes commit to furthering their academic and athletic endeavors at the college level during National Signing Day. “We’ve been certainly blessed this past year once again as we continue to build on the rich traditions forged by the efforts of all those who have come before us,” said Athletic Director
PERRYSBURG Perrysburg 5-foot-11 sophomore forward Hayden Siebenaler found herself stepping into the shoes of 6-foot-1 senior Wrigley Takats when Takats chose to focus on her upcoming NCAA Division I volleyball career.So far, it is paying off for the Yellow Jackets.Siebenaler scored seven points, but more importantly she grabbed 12 rebounds to lead her team past a taller and physical Findlay squad, 53-38, in Northern Lakes League Buckeye Division action Thursday.