Sunday, February 14, 1999
CINCINNATI GIRLS BASKETBALL ROUNDUP
CHCA finishes regular season 20-0
Nancy Bowden and Kyra Gross each posted double-doubles as Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy defeated Summit Country Day 59-20 Saturday to finish the regular season with a 20-0 record.
Bowden scored 18 points and had 10 steals. Gross scored 15 points and pulled down 10 rebounds.
SUMMIT (20) — Frazer 1 2 4, Falconi 3 0 6, Boyce 1 2 4, Lazorchak 1 0 2, Lydon 2 0 4. Totals: 8 4 20.
CHCA (59) — N. Bowden 6 6 18, Hewitt 2 0 4, Johnson 1 2 4, Wightman 2 0 4, Snyder 4 0 8, Ramsey 1 0 2, Gross 7 1 15, Fye 1 2 4. Totals: 24 11 59.
Summit ....... 4 2 8 6—20
CHCA ....... 14 16 13 16—59
Records: S 17-3 (MVC 13-3), C 20-0 (16-0).
MVC
• Cincinnati Country Day 44, Seven Hills 23, at Seven Hills — CCD gave up six points in the first quarter, then shut out Seven Hills in the second quarter.
CCD's Stephanie Reiber had 15 points and Meredith Hillary added 11.
CCD (44) — Reis 1 0 2, Reiber 7 0 15, Fitzhugh 2 3 7, Baker 4 0 9, Hillary 4 3 11. Totals: 18 6 44.
SEVEN HILLS (23) — Blanck 1 0 2, Hoffhei mer 1 0 2, Marrero 1 0 2, Kalubi 2 0 4, Robertson 1 2 4, Rhodes 0 2 2, Hanlon 1 0 2, Johnson 2 1 5. Totals: 9 5 23.
CCD ....... 16 9 12 7—44
Seven Hills ....... 6 0 8 9—23
Three-point field goals: C—Reiber, Baker. Records: C 14-6 (MVC 13-3), S 5-14 (4-12).
FAVC
• Mason 75, Kings 23, at Mason — Senior Dallas Williams scored 28 points, grabbed 16 rebounds, had four steals and three assists in her final home game.
The Comets completed their second straight undefeated regular season.
KINGS (23) — Fox 5 3 13, Roudabush 3 0 6, Beckett 1 0 2, McAlarney 1 0 2. Totals: 10 3 23.
MASON (75) — Stein 1 0 3, Richardson 1 1 3, Lippert 2 0 5, Ellis 2 0 4, Issenmann 4 0 10, Jones 4 0 10, Williams 9 9 28, Munoz 5 0 10, Imbus 1 0 2. Totals: 29 10 75.
Kings ....... 6 2 8 7—23
Mason ....... 9 22 22 22—75
Three-point field goals: M—Stein, Lippert, Williams, Issenmann 2, Jones 2. Records: M 20-0 (FAVC 14-0), K 9-10 (5-8).
• Little Miami 72, Lebanon 70, at Lebanon — Little Miami junior point guard Kelli Gentry sank two free throws with two seconds re maining.
Little Miami's Courtney Balser and Lebanon's Lindsey Hicks each scored 24 points.
LITTLE MIAMI (72) — Gentry 2 6 10, Chamberlin 6 0 12, Horn 2 2 7, Back 3 6 14, Richardson 2 0 5, Balser 8 6 24. Totals: 23 20 72.
LEBANON (70) — Prosperi 9 1 19, Howard 1 0 2, Siehl 1 0 2, Gregory 4 1 9, McVey 2 0 4, Bunting 5 0 10, Hicks 8 5 24. Totals: 30 7 70.
Little Miami ....... 22 12 19 19—72
Lebanon ....... 23 11 15 21—70
Three-point field goals: LM—Back 2, Balser 2, Horn, Richardson. Le—Hicks 3. Records: LM 15-5 (FAVC 10-4), Le 15-5 (11-3).
• Norwood 51, Loveland 46, at Loveland — Vignette Monohan's three-pointer with a minute to play wrapped up the victory.
Norwood's Teneeka Edwards scored 21 points, while Chrissy Johnson paced Loveland with 13.
NORWOOD (51) — Jennings 3 0 6, McCarthy 4 6 14, Monohan 3 2 10, Edwards 7 7 21. Totals: 17 15 51.
LOVELAND (46) — Polce 2 0 4, Muhammad 4 1 9, Wilson 0 3 3, Johnson 5 2 13, Lanker 6 0 12, Kowatsch 2 0 4, Seifreid 0 1 1. Totals: 19 7 46.
Norwood ....... 5 10 17 19—51
Loveland ....... 8 11 9 18—46
Three-point field goals: N—Monohan 2. L—
Johnson. Records: L 8-12 (FAVC 6-8).
GGCL
• Badin 51, Roger Bacon 44, at Roger Bacon — The Rams wrapped up the Girls Greater Cincinnati Gray Divi sion title with Lisa Knapp scoring 15 points in the second quarter.
Badin converted 11-of-14 free throws in the fourth quarter to hold off Bacon.
Sarah Schaefer led the Spartans with 12 points. Knapp finished with 28 for Badin.
BADIN (51) — Vilkoski 0 1 1, Bennett 0 3 3, Fiehrer 1 2 4, Giesting 0 2 2, Larkin 0 1 1, Kuhl 1 2 4, Knapp 9 7 28, Wolf 3 2 8. Totals: 14 20 51.
ROGER BACON (44) — Holt 2 2 6, Vondrell 1 0 2, Gutzwiller 1 0 2, Schaefer 4 3 12, Metz 3 1 7, Hazelbaker 2 0 4, Gendrew 4 1 9, Pennington 1 0 2. Totals: 19 7 44.
Badin ....... 7 17 16 11—51
Roger Bacon ....... 4 7 19 14—44
Three-point field goals: B—Knapp 3. R—
Schaefer. Records: B 18-2 (GGCL 11-2), R 12-8 (6-7).
• St. Ursula 65, Purcell Marian 54, at Moeller — Chrissy Donovan and Megan Veith each scored 15 points for St. Ursula.
Donovan also had 13 assists while Gretchen Menke blocked seven shots. Purcell Marian's Michelle Reese scored a game-high 16 points.
PURCELL MARIAN (54) — Cox 5 2 12, White 4 0 10, Conover 1 1 4, Shephard 1 0 2, Bernert 0 2 2, Reese 6 4 16, Thurman 3 1 8. Totals: 20 10 54.
ST. URSULA (65) — Donovan 4 4 15, Menke 2 0 4, Fischer 1 0 3, Hogel 2 2 7, M. Veith 7 1 15, T. Veith 1 5 7, Neyer 2 2 8, Bohart 3 0 6. Totals: 22 14 65.
Purcell Marian ....... 12 14 9 19—54
St. Ursula ....... 16 16 16 17—65
Three-point field goals: S—Donovan 3, Fischer, Hogel, Neyer 2. P—White 2, Conover, Thurman. Records: S 14-5 (GGCL 9-4).
CHL
• Finneytown 65, Indian Hill 41, at Finneytown — Finneytown's Tricia Wiant scored 10 of her 12 points in the fourth quarter.
Ann Crary led Finneytown with a game-high 22 points. Sarah David paced Indian Hill with 18.
INDIAN HILL (41) — Cooper 0 2 2, Schmidt 2 0 5, David 8 2 18, O"Reilly 1 2 4, Warden 2 5 9, Ellis 1 1 3. Totals: 14 12 41.
FINNEYTOWN (65) — Brookbank 2 6 10, Flick 2 1 5, Behler 3 0 6, Neher 0 2 2, Brehm 3 0 6, Crary 9 4 22, Wiant 3 6 12, Warner 1 0 2. Totals: 23 19 65.
Indian Hill ....... 7 9 12 13—41
Finneytown ....... 12 17 14 22—65
Three-point field goals: I—Schmidt. Records: F 10-9 (CHL 6-8).
GMC
• Hamilton 64, Middletown 36, at Middletown — The Big Blue took a 22-6 first-quarter lead with Angela Tolbert scoring 10 of her 21 points.
Amy Scheve had nine rebounds and nine blocks for Hamilton. Enjoli Hamilton paced Middletown with 10 points.
HAMILTON (64) — Bush 5 2 13, Halcomb 1 2 4, Vastola 0 2 2, Orozco 2 1 5, Tolbert 9 3 21, Rusbosin 4 0 8, Fox 1 0 2, Taylor 2 0 4, Frazier 0 1 1, Scheve 2 0 4. Totals: 26 11 64.
MIDDLETOWN (36) — Hamilton 5 0 10, Mack 0 1 1, Thomas 1 0 2, Cargil 1 1 3, Bryant 0 2 2, Sorrell 3 1 7, Hoskins 4 0 8, Merrida 1 1 3. Totals: 15 6 36.
Hamilton ....... 22 12 18 12—64
Middletown ....... 6 6 8 15—34
Three-point field goals: H—Bush. Records: H 11-9 (GMC 8-8), M 1-19.
• Sycamore 60, Lima 45, at Lima — Michelle Oppito scored six points in the first quarter when the Aviators took control.
Candace Agonifer-Smith scored 14 points to lead Sycamore. Jeanie Johnson paced Lima with a game-high 19 points.
SYCAMORE (60) — Frank 2 0 4, Melvin 2 4 8, Austin 4 0 8, Agonafir -Smith 5 4 14, DeAngelo 1 0 2, Fischer 3 0 6, Stanford 1 0 2, Oppito 6 0 12, Fitzwilson 1 2 4. Totals: 25 10 60.
LIMA (45) — Miles 5 2 12, Thompson 4 1 10, Johnson 8 3 19, Thomas 1 0 2, Hurley 1 0 2. Totals: 19 6 47.
Sycamore ....... 14 12 16 18—60
Lima ....... 4 10 11 20—45
Three-point field goals: L—Thompson. Records: S 15-5 (GMC 12-4).
Non-league
• Taylor 65, Calvary Christian 37, at Taylor — The Yellowjackets used a full-court press to open a 41-14 halftime lead. Stasie Miller led Taylor with 19 points.
CALVARY CHRISTIAN (37) — Woods 2 0 4, Salomon 1 1 3, Curry 2 2 6, VanBerkle 3 4 10, Black 1 0 2, Zimmer 1 0 2, E. Curry 4 2 10. Totals: 14 9 37.
TAYLOR (65) — Katsetos 1 0 3, Hutzel 1 1 3, Smith 5 1 11, Bates 1 1 3, Hoffman 1 2 4, Miller 7 1 19, Stokes 4 3 11, Raines 1 0 3, Poynter 1 0 2, Bucher 3 0 6. Totals: 25 10 65.
Calvary Ch. ....... 7 7 10 13—37
Taylor ....... 16 25 10 14—65
Three-point field goals: T—Katsetos, Miller 4. Records: T 14-5, CC 16-5.
• Mercy 47, Oak Hills 45, LaRosa Shootout at UC's Shoemaker Center — The Bobcats converted 9-of-12 free throws in the second half, six by Angie Zeuch, for the victory.
OAK HILLS (45) — Wetenkamp 0 1 1, Gross 0 2 2, Morgan 8 5 22, Schneider 1 0 3, Dietrich 6 2 14, Schmidt 0 3 3. Totals: 15 13 45.
MERCY (47) — Zinser 1 3 5, Zeuch 1 6 8, Heintz 4 0 9, Schoenfeld 1 0 2, Dreyer 2 0 4, Flanagan 4 0 8, Woody 5 1 11. Totals: 18 10 47.
Oak Hills ....... 6 8 12 19—45
Mercy ....... 5 10 19 13—47
Three-point field goals: O—Morgan, Schneider. M—Heintz. Records: O 15-5, M 15-5.
• Landmark Christian 46, Xenia Christian 26, at Xenia Christian — The Golden Eagles finished their first winning season in 12 years. Christine Meyer scored 16 points.
LANDMARK (46) — Chamberlin 2 3 7, Spears 4 0 9, Meyer 8 0 16, Smith 2 0 4, Gresham 3 2 8, Durham 1 0 2. Totals: 20 5 46.
XENIA (26) — Bassett 0 2 2, Battaglia 3 0 6, Melvin 2 0 6, Gustafson 0 1 1, A. Bassett 3 2 8, Sparks 1 1 3. Totals: 9 6 26.
Landmark ....... 11 11 11 13—46
Xenia ....... 9 5 8 4—26
Three-point field goals: L—Spears. X—Melvin 2. Records: L 10-10, X 3-16.
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