BROOKVILLE — Host Brookville broke a 55-55 tie with 2:30 left and held off Warren 64-58 on Saturday in the championship game of its own tournament.

“We talked before the game that the better defensive team would win. It wasn’t us,” said Warren coach Jeff Berdine, whose Dragons are 1-1. “Way too much dribble penetration, and defensive rotations were late.

“Offensively, we didn’t do a good job getting ball reversal to make them work,” he added. “However, it was a great game for us to be in early as all of the players on the floor during this game were role players last year or were playing jayvee or ninth grade. We’re still a work in progress. We learned a lot from this game.”

Senior JT Blum had 10 points for Warren in a 19-13 second quarter. Trailing 22-11 at one point, the Dragons cut the lead to 29-28 Brookville at the half.

Blum was 7 of 9 at the line in the third, and Owen Becker 4 of 4, for a four-point deficit.

Blum — named to the all-tourney team — led Warren with 21 points and Becker added 11 in the loss.

Warren scored the first bucket of the game, but never led again.

Parks Ordiway, also named to the all-tournament team, tied the game at 55-55 with 3:07 left before Clayton Cook put Brookville (2-0) up for good.

Brookville’s Danny Lauer was named tourney MVP.

WARREN (58)

Ordiway 3 0-0 7, Barnes 3 0-0 7, Berdine 2 2-4 7, Darling 0 0-0 0, Rich 0 0-0 0, Errett 0 0-0 0, Blum 6 8-12 21, Vega 1 0-0 3, Becker 2 7-8 11, Hoffman 1 0-0 2. Totals 18 17-24 58.

BROOKVILLE (64)

Pete 3 1-2 7, HGeer 4 2-2 10, Peterson 0 1-2 1, Cook 4 1-1 9, Lauer 5 5-5 17, RGeer 0 0-1 0, Ruhlman 5 2-7 13, Marshall 3 1-2 7. Totals 24 13-21 64.

3-point goals–Ordiway, Barnes, Berdine, Blum 3, Vega, Lauer 2, Ruhlman.

Warren 9 19 18 12 — 58

Brookville 16 13 21 14 — 64

LOOKENHOUSE POURS IN 34

DUKE CENTER — Junior Wyatt Lookenhouse scored a career-high 34 points, including 30 in the first half, as Eisenhower beat Portville 62-41 in the consolation game of the Otto-Eldred Tip-Off Tournament on Saturday.

Lookenhouse made four 3-pointers in the opening quarter and scored all 18 of the Knights’ points as they built a seven-point lead.

That lead grew to 19 as Eisenhower (1-1) outscored Portville 22-10 in the second quarter.

Aiden DeFazio, Troy Van Sickle and Maxx Yehl each scored 6 points to lead the Panthers (1-3).

PORTVILLE (41)

Findlay 1 0 3, Korsa 0 0 0, LPetryszak 2 0 4, Stives 0 0 0, Faulkner 2 0 4, Carls 0 0 0, DeFazio 2 1 6, Van Sickle 2 2 6, NPetryszak 0 1 1, Petruzzi 2 0 4, Yehl 3 0 6, Gariepy 1 0 2, Isaman 2 1 5, Brink 0 0 0. Totals 17 5 41.

EISENHOWER (62)

Darling 2 0 4, Black 2 0 4, Wonderling 0 0 0, Venman 1 1 3, Palmieri 2 0 4, Chase 0 0 0, Bank 2 0 4, Seymour 1 0 2, Hunt 2 1 5, Lookenhouse 13 4 34, Lundmark 0 0 0, Warren 1 0 2. Totals 26 6 62.

3-point goals–Findlay, DeFazio, Lookenhouse 4.

Portville 11 10 7 13 — 41

Eisenhower 18 22 16 6 — 62