The Ida Baker Bulldogs connected on only 20-of-55 (36 percent) field goals and lost 77-49 to the Lehigh Lightning Thursday night in an LCAC crossover game that relegated the Bulldogs to fourth place in the conference.

Sherod Morse tallied 21 points, leading four players in double figures for Lehigh (19-5).

John Skinner scored 14 points to lead the Bulldogs (16-9). Zach Campbell had a double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds.

The Bulldogs host North Fort Myers Wednesday in the District 5A-15 Tournament.

Lehigh 26 14 16 21 – 77

Ida Baker 14 8 11 16 – 49

Lehigh 77 – Mendres 12, Brown 14, Morse 21, Matthews 16, Thomas 4, Davis 10. Totals: 34 9-14 77.

Ida Baker 49 – Battle 4, R.Serrano 10, Ward 4, Rodriguez 6, Skinner 14, Campbell 11. Totals: 20 6-13 49. 3-point goals: R.Serrano 2, Rodriguez 1.

Cape Coral 65, South Fort Myers 53: Cape Coral overcame a stumbling start to pull away in the second half to beat South Fort Myers and secure fifth place in the LCAC.

All of the Seahawks who played scored, led by senior Yoko Roldan with 14 points. Joel Hill and Josh Monteagudo added 12 points apiece.

The Seahawks trailed 15-5 before finding the range and outscoring the Wolfpack 34-19 in the second half to seal the victory.

Cape (17-7) plays at Barron Collier Wednesday in the District 5A-15 quarterfinal round.

South Ft. Myers 15 19 10 9 – 53

Cape Coral 10 21 15 19 – 65

SOUTH 53 – Louina 9, Crawford 6, Berkin 3, McMillan 10, Earl 20, Watkins 5. Totals: 22 5-12 53. 3-point goals: McMillan 2, Crawford 2.

CAPE 65 – Roldan 14, Mitchell 6, Hall 2, Bregenzer 2, Carter 2, McIntyre 7, Hill 12, Monteagudo 12, Figueroa 2, Tavarez 7. Totals: 26 9-15 65. 3-point goals: Monteagudo 2, McIntyre 1, Roldan 1.

Mariner 63, Riverdale 56: Host Mariner ground out an overtime win, defeating Riverdale for the second time in three days.

Kameron Beach led the Tritons (12-13) with 15 points. Ricardo Barsesa had 13 and Juan Rivera added 12.

Riverdale’s Mike Johnson nailed a three-pointer to send the game to overtime.

Mariner hosts East Lee County Tuesday in the District 5A-15 Tournament.

Riverdale 19 10 11 13 3 – 56

Mariner 21 13 9 10 10 – 63

Riverdale 56 – Hagan 21, Greenwell 4, Coleman 2, Johnston 13, Thomas 16. Totals: 22 8-12 56. 3-point goals: Hagan 3, Johnston 1.

Mariner 63 – Beach 15, Barsesa 13, Vandemark 6, Rivera 12, Guerrier 7, Emmons 4, Johnson 6. Totals: 21 7-14 63. 3-point goals: Beach 3, Barsesa 1, Vandemark 2, Guerrier 1.

Bishop Verot 69, Golden Gate 62: Etienne Effenberg poured through a career-high 36 points to lead Bishop Verot to victory at Golden Gate.

Brennen Melvin backed the effort with 25 points and eight rebounds.

The Vikings (18-7) host Fort Myers at 7:30 p.m. Saturday.

Bishop Verot 17 17 18 17 – 69

Golden Gate 19 13 9 21 – 62

VEROT 69 – Thomas 2, Howard 2, Sandoval 4, Melvin 25, Effenberg 36. Totals: 28 11-18 69. 3-point goals: Melvin 2.

GOLDEN GATE 62 – Boileau 2, Woods 2, James 3, Demosthenes 2, Rifin 3, Davis 25, Cardentey 23, Helmick 2. Totals: 19 15-23 62. 3-point goals: Davis 4, Cardentey 5.

Boys Soccer

Bishop Verot 1, Tampa Catholic 0: Lucas Polk made two brilliant saves and Nathan Weisberg scored the game-winning goal in penalty kicks, lifting the host Vikings past Tampa Catholic in a Region 3A-3 quarterfinals game.

The Vikings (17-4-2) had numerous scoring chanced, but were unable to find the net in regulation. They won 4-3 in penalty kicks.

The Vikings host Tampa Berkeley Prep, the top-ranked team in the state, Tuesday in regional semifinal.

Northeast 2, Mariner 1: Christian Marin gave Mariner a 1-0 lead with about 10 minutes remaining in the first half, but it wouldn’t hold up in a Region 5A-4 quarterfinals loss to Oakland Park Northeast.

Oakland Park scored a pair of goals in a seven-minute span midway through the second half to take the lead.

“They had two corner kicks that we failed to clear,” Mariner coach Martin Cardenas said. “They created a clutter around the box and put two in.”

Julio Perez assisted the goal by Marin. Tyler Korytkowski also created some chances as the Tritons tried to tack on one more before the break.

Renato Proia made a couple saves in one-on-one situations for the Tritons and John DiRoma had a solid game on defense.

The Tritons (14-10-4) were competing in the regionals for the third straight season and 10th time in the last 14 years.