Lebanon High School pulled off the first major shocker of the boys basketball postseason on Saturday afternoon.

The No. 16 seeded Warriors (3-18) knocked off No. 3 Northmont, 81-77, in overtime to open the Division I sectionals at Trotwood-Madison High School.

Warriors freshman Alex Stotts hit three 3-pointers in the fourth quarter, the last of which tied the score with three seconds left, ultimately sending the game to overtime.

In that period, Lebanon went 4-for-4 from the line to seal the win.

Junior forward Ben Esposito led Lebanon with 23 points. Stotts finished with 14 and four 3-pointers.

T-Bolts senior Devon Carter finished his career with a strong performance, scoring 25 points, including four treys.

Carroll 68, Valley View 58: The No. 6 Patriots opened the D-II sectionals with an impressive comeback win against No. 7 Valley View at Miamisburg.

Carroll came alive in the second half and was especially dominant in the fourth quarter.

Seniors D.J. McCommons and Luke Pelfrey fueled the turnaround, combining for 22 points after the half. McCommons finished with 21 points and Pelfrey had 17.

Valley View’s Zack Denny recorded a game-high 24 points, including six 3-pointers.

Up next for the Patriots will be No. 8 Alter on Wednesday.

Girls basketball

Fairborn 39, Centerville 37: Katie Profitt picked the right time to record her first points of Saturday’s D-I sectional final.

The Fairborn sophomore hit a pair of free throws with nine seconds left to lift the No. 3 Skyhawks over No. 4 Centerville (18-5) at Lebanon High School.

Guards Brooklyn Pumroy and Alexis Gassion led Fairborn with 12 and 11 points, respectively.

Meeting Fairborn (19-3) in the Harrison District 1 final will be No. 1 Cincinnati Sycamore. The two will clash at 11 a.m. on Saturday at Harrison.

Springboro 64, Northmont 42: Also at Lebanon, the No. 1-seeded Panthers (22-1) cruised through their D-I sectional final.

Springboro junior Jenny DeGraaf contributed a game-high 19 points as well as 15 rebounds and senior Jordan Trimarco added 17 points and 19 boards.

Girls bowling

Districts at Middletown: Beavercreek took second, Stebbins third and Xenia fourth, each earning a trip to state.

Beavercreek junior Shane Ewing won the individual event with a 654 series and had a 256 in her second game to lead the Beavers, whose boys team won district on Friday.

“That was the highest game I’ve ever bowled,” Ewing said.