OHSAA boys basketball scores for March 3, 2026 in Ohio high school sport.
Delaware Olentangy Berlin survives for narrow win over Dublin Coffman
Delaware Olentangy Berlin posted a narrow 53-50 win over Dublin Coffman on March 3 in Ohio boys high school basketball action.
In recent action on Feb. 24, Delaware Olentangy Berlin faced off against Galloway Westland.
Heath pushes over Bloom-Carroll
Heath handed Bloom-Carroll a tough 60-46 loss in an Ohio boys basketball matchup on March 3.
Johnstown overpowers Worthington Christian in thorough fashion
Johnstown dominated from start to finish in an imposing 66-41 win over Worthington Christian for an Ohio boys basketball victory at Johnstown High on March 3.
Newark slips past Hayes
Newark topped Hayes 50-44 in a tough tilt in Ohio boys basketball on March 3.
In recent action on Feb. 24, Hayes faced off against Lewis Center Olentangy and Newark took on Lancaster on Feb. 20 at Newark High School.
Shekinah Christian escapes close call with Danville
Shekinah Christian topped Danville 44-42 in a tough tilt at Danville High on March 3 in Ohio boys high school basketball action.
Recently on Feb. 24, Danville squared off with Northside Christian in a basketball game.
Genoa Christian comes from behind to stop Newark Cath.
Genoa Christian trailed at the end of the first quarter before rallying for a 65-45 win over Newark Cath. in Ohio boys basketball action on March 3.
Newark Cath. started on steady ground by forging a 13-11 lead over Genoa Christian at the end of the first quarter.
The Lions kept a 28-20 intermission margin at the Green Wave’s expense.
Genoa Christian charged to a 49-31 lead heading into the fourth quarter.
The Lions held on with a 16-14 scoring edge in the fourth quarter.
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