OHSAA boys basketball scores for January 23, 2026 in Ohio high school sport.
Dover takes advantage of early margin to defeat Lexington
An early dose of momentum helped Dover to a 54-31 runaway past Lexington on Jan. 23 in Ohio boys high school basketball.
Recently on Jan. 17, Lexington squared off with Mansfield Madison in a basketball game.
Fredericktown routs Danville
Fredericktown rolled past Danville for a comfortable 72-49 victory in Ohio boys basketball action on Jan. 23.
Last season, Fredericktown and Danville squared off on Jan. 24, 2025 at Fredericktown High School.
In recent action on Jan. 17, Danville faced off against Mansfield Christian and Fredericktown took on Cardington-Lincoln on Jan. 13 at Fredericktown High School.
Galion Northmor claims tight victory against Cardington-Lincoln
Galion Northmor finally found a way to top Cardington-Lincoln 58-54 on Jan. 23 in Ohio boys high school basketball action.
Last season, Cardington-Lincoln and Galion Northmor faced off on Feb. 27, 2025 at Cardington High School.
Recently on Jan. 13, Cardington-Lincoln squared off with Fredericktown in a basketball game.
Mt. Vernon slips past Newark Licking Valley
Mt. Vernon topped Newark Licking Valley 46-45 in a tough tilt in an Ohio boys basketball matchup on Jan. 23.
Mt. Vernon opened with a 19-17 advantage over Newark Licking Valley through the first quarter.
The scoreboard showed the Panthers with a 26-24 lead over the Yellow Jackets heading into the second quarter.
Mt. Vernon broke in front at the beginning of the final quarter with a 34-33 lead over Newark Licking Valley.
Neither team could gain any advantage in the final quarter.
In recent action on Jan. 13, Newark Licking Valley faced off against Pataskala Licking Hts. and Mt. Vernon took on Pataskala Licking Hts. on Jan. 16 at Licking Heights High School.
Newark delivers statement win over Logan
Newark dismissed Logan by a 67-39 count on Jan. 23 in Ohio boys high school basketball action.
Recently on Jan. 16, Newark squared off with Lancaster in a basketball game.
Newark Cath. tops Hebron Lakewood
Newark Cath. eventually beat Hebron Lakewood 63-44 on Jan. 23 in Ohio boys high school basketball.
In recent action on Jan. 10, Hebron Lakewood faced off against Utica and Newark Cath. took on Glouster Trimble on Jan. 17 at Trimble High School.
Shekinah Christian overwhelms Granville Christian
Shekinah Christian handled Granville Christian 67-38 in an impressive showing during this Ohio boys high school basketball game on Jan. 23.
In recent action on Jan. 17, Granville Christian faced off against Delaware Christian.
Steubenville Cath. Cent. escapes Zanesville Rosecrans in thin win
Steubenville Cath. Cent. posted a narrow 55-53 win over Zanesville Rosecrans for an Ohio boys basketball victory at Catholic Central High on Jan. 23.
Recently on Jan. 16, Zanesville Rosecrans squared off with Cols. Wellington in a basketball game.
Westerville N. defeats Hayes
Westerville N. raced to a big lead and never looked back in a 75-33 win over Hayes at Hayes High on Jan. 23 in Ohio boys high school basketball action.
In recent action on Jan. 13, Hayes faced off against Galloway Westland and Westerville N. took on Sunbury Big Walnut on Jan. 9 at Big Walnut High School.
Westerville S. tops Sunbury Big Walnut
Westerville S. rolled past Sunbury Big Walnut for a comfortable 78-55 victory in an Ohio boys basketball matchup on Jan. 23.
In recent action on Jan. 13, Sunbury Big Walnut faced off against Dublin Scioto.
Zanesville Maysville overcomes Dresden Tri-Valley in seat-squirming affair
Zanesville Maysville finally found a way to top Dresden Tri-Valley 71-63 in Ohio boys basketball on Jan. 23.
In recent action on Jan. 16, Zanesville Maysville faced off against Coshocton.
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