DAYTON — The Tri-Village Patriots won the Division IV girls basketball state championship beating Toledo Christian, 52-50, Saturday afternoon at the UD Arena.
It’s their first state championship in school history.
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Senior Rylee Sagester scored 20 points in her final high school game as she finished scored over 2,000 points for her career.
She also finished with the most three-pointers in OHSAA girls basketball history with 401.
Tri-Village led 26-19 at halftime but the Eagles cut it 26-24 but the Patriots went on a 11-0 to lead, 37-24, in the third quarter.
Toledo Christian got within two points, 44-42, in the fourth quarter but the Patriots scored six unanswered points.
Tri-Village ended the season with a 30-0 record.
Congratulations to the 2023 #OHSAA Division IV state champions, the New Madison Tri-Village Patriots! pic.twitter.com/cuxl3gNpNr
— OHSAA Sports (@OHSAASports) March 11, 2023
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