Fredericktown High School

The Knox Morrow Athletic Conference wrestling tournament took place last weekend at Northmor High School, with Elgin winning the title and the Northmor Golden Knights as this year’s runner up.

The Loudonville girls' basketball team finished out the season at 20-2 with a pair of wins last week, led by the Vermilya sisters who got it done on both ends of the court.

For the second straight season, Fredericktown (13-5, 10-2) clinched a Knox Morrow Athletic Conference (KMAC) title after winning their eighth straight game in a 57-52 victory over Centerburg (8-11, 6-6) on Feb. 10.

Fredericktown (12-5, 9-2) and Northmor (14-5, 10-2) have both been on a roll in the second half of this season, with Northmor leading the KMAC and the Freddies at number two. This time the Freddies came out on top 63-57, making it seven straight wins and putting a stop to Northmor’s seven game streak.

The Lady Trojans (15-3, 9-2) knew going into their game against Fredericktown (11-9, 6-6) that they would need to stifle the offensive play of Cally Carpenter, who trails only Centerburg’s Kayla Larimore in scoring this season. This tactic was a success and Centerburg was able to lock up their first Knox Morrow Athletic Conference (KMAC) title in a decade, with a 49-39 win on Feb. 8.

The Fredericktown Boys’ basketball team (11-6, 8-2) has been playing their best basketball with six wins in a row since starting the season .500

Centerburg (13-3, 8-2) made it four wins in a row with a 47-34 road win over KMAC rival Fredericktown (9-8, 6-5), with Kayla Larimore putting up 20 points and the Lady Trojans doing a great job containing second ranked scorer Cally Carpenter.

The Fredericktown basketball team continued their strong play, highlighted by a monumental night for Coach Derek Dibling who picked up his 100th career win in a 61-51 win over East Knox on Jan. 24.

The Freddie Invite for girls’s wrestling was held on Jan. 14 and Fredericktown took 12th out of 26 teams with a score of 53. St. Mary’s Memorial placed first with a score of 172.

The Fredericktown boys’ basketball team (7-5, 5-2) won their second straight game with a 57-46 win over KMAC rival Cardington-Lincoln (9-4, 5-2) on Jan. 20.

The Freddie Invite was held on Jan. 13 with 22 teams competing, and New Philadelphia came away with the top spot with a score of 285.

Northmor’s Grant Bentley and Jax Wenger were firing on all cylinders in a 64-46 win over Fredericktown on Jan. 13, combining for 43 points to lead the charge.

Blake Sipes put up a double-double to lead the Fredericktown boys’ basketball team (5-4, 3-1) to a 58-57 overtime victory over Mount Gilead on Jan. 10, picking up a key KMAC win.

Blake Sipes had a standout performance for the Fredericktown boys’ basketball team (4-4, 2-1) on Jan. 5, leading the Freddies to a 66-47 win over KMAC rival Danville (1-10, 0-4).

The following school event is scheduled to take place in Fredericktown this week.

The Fredericktown girls’ basketball (5-5, 2-3) team took care of KMAC rival Northmor (3-9, 0-6) with ease, with Ella Bouton leading the Freddies to a 42-24 win over the the Golden Knights.

The following events are scheduled to take place in Fredericktown this month.

The Fredericktown boys’ basketball team (2-3, 1-1) had four players in double figures, led by a double-double performance by Trevor Bellman to beat the East Knox Bulldogs (0-6, 0-2) by a score of 62-39 in a KMAC matchup.

The Cardington-Lincoln boys’ basketball team (4-0, 2-0) remained perfect in the early season with a 73-51 win over Fredericktown (1-3, 0-1) on Dec. 15 and AJ Brehm was to lead the charge in a KMAC victory.

The Fredericktown boys’ basketball team (1-1, 0-0) opened up the season with a tough road loss to Crestview (5-0, 1-0), but were able to bounce back in front of a home crowd with a 66-59 win over Horizon Science Academy (1-4, 1-0) on Dec. 8.