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Bowling Green honored 11 seniors on Senior Night, but the party ended there as the Bobcats dropped a Northern Lakes League Cardinal Division contest to visiting Clay, 60-43, Tuesday.Of 10 seniors on the playing roster, BG coach Mason Roth had to limit to five as game starters, so he chose guards Grant Sonner, Jacob Amspoker, Ahmir Ruffin, and Andrew Claypool, and forward Mitch Keller.However, Roth says all 11, including the manager, provide depth to the team which is not only useful in games, but in providing solid competition during practices leading up to games.

When teams figure out that Bowling Green 5-foot-10 senior guard Jacob Amspoker can hit shots from 25 feet, he might have to have go back further to 30 feet. It probably would not make a difference.Amspoker hit seven triples, including five from 23 to 25 feet, scoring a game-high 31 points to lead BG past Springfield, 63-46, in a Northern Lakes League Cardinal Division tilt Tuesday.

WHITEHOUSE — Despite 21 points from Bowling Green junior guard Jacob Amspoker, the Bobcats dropped a heartbreaking 52-51 contest to Anthony Wayne at the Dick Albaugh Physical Education and Athletic Center Friday.

Bowling Green boys basketball had to overcome long possessions, sometimes lasting over a minute, but the Bobcats pulled out a 47-41 non-league win over visiting Wapakoneta on Wednesday.BG senior guard Ahmir Ruffin was the only player on either team to reach double figures, scoring 18 points.Wapakoneta’s man-to-man defense stuck to the Bobcats like glue, but Ruffin was one of few players who figured out a way to score.

Bowling Green boys soccer needed a win against visiting Springfield Tuesday for the Bobcats to claim a Northern Lakes League Cardinal Division championship.The Bobcats did not lose, but the problem was they did not win either. Springfield played the Bobcats to a scoreless tie and as a result the Blue Devils claimed their first boys soccer title in school history.