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Rootstown, Southeast compete at NAQT state championships

Rootstown, Southeast compete at NAQT state championships

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Tom Nader March 25, 2024
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By Tom Nader

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The NAQT’s small school state championships were hosted in Upper Sandusky this past weekend, including competition between 32 teams from 25 different schools from 21 counties.

Here is a peek at the local results (with a special thank you to Greg Bossick for helping share information):

SOUTHEAST

4-5 overall (3-2 in preliminary rounds to qualify for championship bracket)
12th place
Rd 1: Lost to Sycamore Mohawk 135-180
Rd 2: Beat Kenton 215-90
Rd 3: Beat Columbiana 235-50
Rd 4: Lost to Lancaster Fisher Catholic 70-280
Rd 5: Beat Millersburg West Holmes A 330-140
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Rd 6: Lost to (eventual champion) Dayton Miami Valley 155-345
Rd 7: Beat Ottawa Hills B 235-90
Rd 8: Lost to Pandora-Gilboa 130-245
Rd 9: Lost to Metamora Evergreen 150-205
Cooper Kelly finished second in individual scoring averaging 83.33 points per game. He was named All-Ohio Small School First Team.

ROOTSTOWN

3-6 overall (1-4 in preliminary rounds, transferred to consolation bracket)
26th place
Rd 1: Lost to Columbiana 115-205
Rd 2: Lost to Upper Sandusky 90-210
Rd 3: Lost to Kenton 85-100
Rd 4: Beat Tiffin Calvert A 75-65
Rd 5: Lost to Marengo Highland 105-145
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Rd 6: Lost to Marengo Highland 75-200
Rd 7: Beat Paulding 95-70
Rd 8: Lost to Columbiana 105-180
Rd 9: Beat Millersburg West Holmes B 130-100
Autumn Riemenschneider led a balanced team effort with 18.67 points per game. She was named All-Ohio Small School Honorable Mention.
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