OHSAA girls basketball scores for January 9, 2026 in Ohio high school sport.
Delaware Buckeye Valley barely beats CSG
Delaware Buckeye Valley finally found a way to top CSG 50-43 on Jan. 9 in Ohio girls high school basketball.
Recently on Jan. 2, Delaware Buckeye Valley squared off with Whitehall-Yearling in a basketball game.
Granville sprints past Mt. Vernon
Granville notched a win against Mt. Vernon 48-34 in an Ohio girls basketball matchup on Jan. 9.
Johnstown barely beats Johnstown Northridge
Johnstown finally found a way to top Johnstown Northridge 47-41 for an Ohio girls basketball victory at Northridge High on Jan. 9.
In recent action on Dec. 30, Johnstown faced off against Amanda-Clearcreek.
Marysville records thin win against Delaware Olentangy Berlin
Marysville posted a narrow 57-52 win over Delaware Olentangy Berlin in Ohio girls basketball action on Jan. 9.
Newark earns solid win over Ashville Teays Valley
Newark grabbed a 56-42 victory at the expense of Ashville Teays Valley in Ohio girls basketball on Jan. 9.
Recently on Dec. 27, Newark squared off with Lewis Center Olentangy Orange in a basketball game.
Sugar Grove Berne Union posts win at Zanesville Rosecrans’ expense
Sugar Grove Berne Union pushed past Zanesville Rosecrans for a 44-32 win during this Ohio girls high school basketball game on Jan. 9.
Recently on Jan. 3, Sugar Grove Berne Union squared off with Liberty Christian Academy in a basketball game.
Zanesville narrowly defeats Newark Licking Valley
Zanesville eventually beat Newark Licking Valley 58-40 in an Ohio girls basketball matchup on Jan. 9.
In recent action on Jan. 3, Newark Licking Valley faced off against Lancaster and Zanesville took on McConnelsville Morgan on Jan. 3 at Zanesville High School.
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