The Miami Trace boys basketball team hosted the Celtics of Dublin Jerome High School for a triple header of action Saturday evening.
The Celtics won the varsity game, 90-54.
Miami Trace junior Blake Pittser led the Panthers with 12 points.
Junior DeAndre Pettiford and sophomore Darby Tyree were next, each with eight points.
Dublin Jerome put four players in double figures, with three players each, Colton Irion, Seve Stavroff and Mason Baich, scoring 19 points.
Jake Wilson had 13 for the Celtics.
Dublin Jerome led 24-8 at the end of the first quarter and 47-20 at halftime.
The Celtics held a 73-36 lead after three quarters of play en route to the win.
Miami Trace (2-3 overall, 2-1 in the SCOL) will be at home tonight, taking on Chillicothe with the freshman game starting at 4:45 p.m.
SCORE BY QUARTERS
MT 8 12 16 18 — 54
DJ 24 23 27 16 — 90
MIAMI TRACE — Blake Pittser 3 (2)-0-12; DeAndre Pettiford 2 (1)-1-8; Darby Tyree 2 (1)-1-8; Tyrae Pettiford 3-0-6; Cameron Carter 0 (1)-2-5; Jacob Batson 1 (1)-0-5; Keondrick Bryant 2-0-4; Mitchell Creamer 0 (1)-0-3; Skyler McDonald 0 (1)-0-3; Tiante Connell 0-0-0; Seth Leach 0-0-0. TOTALS — 13 (8)-4-54. Free throw shooting: 4 of 8 for 50 percent. Three-point field goals: Pittser, 2; D. Pettiford, Tyree, Carter, Batson, Creamer, McDonald. Combined field goal shooting: 21 of 57 for 37 percent. Three-point field goal shooting: 8 of 22 for 36 percent. Turnovers: 12. Rebounds: 25 (10 offensive). Assists: 14. Steals: 3. Blocks: 2.
DUBLIN JEROME — Colton Irion 8-3-19; Seve Stavroff 4 (3)-2-19; Mason Baich 9-1-18; Jake Wilson 5-3-13; Kyle Burrier 3-0-6; Eddie Anders 3-0-6; Zach Watson 2-0-4; Joe Dunnan 0 (1)-0-3; Blake Bickett 0-1-1; Lucas House 0-0-0; Andrew Golda 0-0-0. TOTALS — 34 (4)-10-90. Free throw shooting: 10 of 15 for 67 percent. Three-point field goals: Stavroff, 3; Dunnan. Combined field goal shooting: 38 of 65 for 58 percent. Three-point field goal shooting: 4 of 15 for 27 percent. Turnovers: 5. Rebounds: 38 (13 offensive). Assists: 16. Steals: 10. Blocks: 2.
In the j-v game Saturday, Dublin Jerome beat Miami Trace, 51-19.
Adam Ginn and Matt Fender shared team scoring honors for the Panthers, each with six points.
Joe Dunnan led Dublin Jerome with 15 points.
The Panthers are now 0-5 overall, 0-3 in SCOL games.
SCORE BY QUARTERS
MT 6 7 1 5 — 19
DJ 18 15 7 11 — 51
MIAMI TRACE — Adam Ginn 2-2-6; Matt Fender 0 (2)-0-6; Heath Cockerill 0-0-0; Dillon Coe 0-0-0; Dakota Bolton 1 (1)-0-5; Ian Herbert 0-1-1; Drew Batson 0-0-0; Ross Matthews Jr. 0-0-0; Tiante Connell 0-1-1. TOTALS — 3 (3)-4-19. Free throw shooting: 4 of 9 for 44 percent. Three-point field goals: Fender, 2; Bolton.
DUBLIN JEROME — Joe Dunnan 1 (4)-1-15; Lucas House 2-0-4; Lukas Martin 0 (1)-0-3; Joseph Gatien 0-0-0; Frank Blair 1 (1)-0-5; Max Darrow 0-2-2; Tyler Evert 1-0-2; Jack Mongelluzzo 0 (1)-1-4; Andrew Golda 1-2-4; Trey Ballengee 0-0-0; Preston Steator 0-0-0; Logan House 3-3-9; Shawn Parker 0-1-1; Jack Kemp 1-0-2. TOTALS — 10 (6)-10-51. Free throw shooting: 10 of 18 for 56 percent. Three-point field goals: Dunnan, 4; Martin, Blair.
In the freshman game Saturday evening, Dublin Jerome beat Miami Trace, 59-22.
Drew Batson led Miami Trace with six points.
Cam Kerns led the Celtics with 11 points.
The Miami Trace freshman boys team is now 2-3 overall, 1-2 in the SCOL.
SCORE BY QUARTERS
MT 1 7 7 7 — 22
DJ 18 18 14 9 — 59
MIAMI TRACE — Brandon Arledge 1-0-2; Nick Foody 0-0-0; Drew Batson 0 (2)-0-6; Ross Matthews Jr. 0-2-2; Josh Holmes 0-0-0; Jake Atwood 1-0-2; Austin Brown 1-3-5; Tyler Eggleton 0 (1)-0-3; Austin Mathews 1-0-2; Wyatt Cory 0-0-0; Hayden Walters 0-0-0. TOTALS — 4 (3)-5-22. Free throw shooting: 5 of 7 for 71 percent. Three-point field goals: Batson, 2; Eggleton.
DUBLIN JEROME — Reid McCrabb 1-0-2; Luke Martin 2-0-4; Joseph Gatien 0-0-0; Ben Podobinski 0-1-1; Gage Utrup 0-2-2; Collin Rust 0-2-2; Ryan Keys 1-0-2; Luke Schlessel 2-0-4; Parker Westenskow 1-0-2; Trey Ballengee 3 (1)-0-9; Matt Montgomery 3-3-9; Cam Kerns 5-1-11; Jack Kemp 2 (1)-0-7; Ross Knapke 2-0-4. TOTALS — 22 (2)-9-59. Free throw shooting: 9 of 12 for 75 percent. Three-point field goals: Ballengee, Kemp.
