Wednesday, December 01, 1999
Cincinnati girls basketball roundup
Mercy sinks Sycamore with FTs
Mercy sank five of six free throws during the final 1:30 of the game, four by Angie Zeuch, to pull out a 44-38 victory over Sycamore Tuesday in girls basketball at Mercy.
Angie Heintz also played an important role for the Bobcats, scoring a field goal and a free throw down the stretch.
“We played good defense,” Mercy coach Mary Jo Huismann said. “But the offense looked like a first game.”
SYCAMORE (38) — Frank 1 0 2, Fitzwilson 1 0 3, Melvin 4 0 10, Austin 4 1 11, Schwerdtmann 1 2 4, Kimmey 1 0 3, Agonafir-Smith 2 1 5. Totals: 14 4 38.
MERCY (44) — Zinser 1 0 2, Zeuch 2 4 9, Barnes 2 0 4, Heintz 6 1 13, Clavier 4 0 8, Woody 4 0 8. Totals: 19 5 44.
Sycamore ....... 7 11 11 9—38
Mercy ....... 9 12 12 12—44
3-point field goals: S—Fitzwilson, Melvin 2, Austin 2, Kimmey. M—Zeuch. Records: M 1-0, S 0-1.
• Ursuline 69, Mount Healthy 29, at Ursuline — Ursuline scored 24 unanswered points in the second quarter to break open a close game. Ann Zestermann led the charge with nine points and Kyle Verrett contributed eight.
MOUNT HEALTHY (29) — Brewer 4 1 9, Barrett 3 0 7, Chilton 1 2 4, Simmons 1 2 4, Hale 1 0 2, Taylor 1 1 3. Totals: 11 6 29.
URSULINE (69) — Zestermann 7 1 15, Verrett 6 2 17, Klein 2 3 7, Davren 1 4 6, Meyer 2 0 5, Polimeni 4 1 9, Sage 1 0 2, Walker 1 4 6, Shives 1 0 2. Totals: 25 15 69.
Mount Healthy ....... 9 0 7 13—29
Ursuline ....... 11 24 21 13—69
3-point field goals: MH—Barrett. U—Verrett 3, Meyer. Records: U 1-0, MH 0-1.
• Wyoming 69, Reading 43, at Reading — Jenni McGee sank three 3-pointers in the first half to lead Wyoming to a 36-22 halftime advantage.
McGee finished with a game-high 24 points and Maria McCarthy added 16. Barbie Baltimore led Reading with 20.
WYOMING (69) — Anderson 1 0 3, Hoyles 1 0 2, Verhaeghe 7 0 14, Bell 1 0 2, McCarthy 8 0 16, McGee 9 2 24, Velker 4 0 8. Totals: 31 2 69.
READING (43) — Mi. Murphy 1 0 2, Me. Murphy 0 4 4, Baltimore 7 6 20, Fletcher 1 0 2, Nolte 1 0 2, Davis 1 1 3, Ramsey 3 0 6, Lawson 1 2 4. Totals: 14 13 43.
Wyoming ....... 17 19 19 14—69
Reading ....... 9 13 4 17—43
3-point field goals: W—Anderson, McGee 4. Records: W 1-0 (CHL 1-0), R 1-1 (0-1).
• Centerville 62, Lakota West 45, at Centerville — Meredith Gunnoe scored 12 points to spark a 20-11 second quarter run. Gunnoe sank three-of-three three pointers in the quarter and added a three point play.
Cara Wright was a bright spot for Lakota West. Wright scored 25 points and pulled down 12 rebounds.
LAKOTA WEST (45) — Wilson 3 0 6, Hemsworth 2 0 4, Swift 2 0 4, Hutzelman 1 0 2, Wright 9 7 25, Carlberg 1 2 4. Totals: 18 9 45.
CENTERVILLE (62) — Carpenter 8 0 17, Gaughrn 2 0 4, Gunnoe 5 1 15, Reichert 4 0 10, Uptmor 2 0 4, Vondrell 4 0 8, Harris 2 0 4. Totals: 27 1 62.
Lakota West ....... 10 11 14 10—45
Centerville ....... 12 20 15 15—62
3-point field goals: C—Carpenter, Gunnoe 4, Reichert 2. Records: C 2-0, LW 0-1.
• Felicity 41, Mariemont 38, at Felicity — Freshman forward Danielle Easter sank 4 of 5 five free throws during the final minute to seal the victory over the Warriors.
The Cardinals turned the game around in the fourth quarter with a full court press with Easter coming off the bench to score seven points and grab seven rebounds.
MARIEMONT (38) — Kauffmann 3 4 12, Brown 2 2 6, Harbison 1 0 2, Hook 2 2 6, Rogers 6 0 12. Totals: 14 8 38.
FELICITY (41) — Robinson 4 2 10, Mills 1 0 2, Rydzewski 2 1 5, Easter 1 5 7, Bailey 5 3 14, Can. Hall 1 1 3. Totals: 14 12 41.
Mariemont ....... 9 10 10 9—38
Felicity ....... 6 7 12 16—41
3-point field goals: M—Kauffmann 2. F—Bailey. Records: F 1-0, M 0-1.
• Central Baptist 64, St. Rita 33, at St. Rita — Junior Michelle Wheeler scored 23 and Amber Holland added 20.
CENTRAL BAPTIST (64) — Amber Holland 9 0 20, Wheeler 11 1 23, Lilly 0 1 1, Ashley Holland 5 5 16, Wodke 1 0 2, Lundy 1 0 2. Totals: 27 7 64.
ST. RITA (33) — Decorte 1 0 2, Pfeister 6 0 15, Woolridge 3 0 7, Prince 3 0 6, Roberts 1 0 3. Totals: 14 0 33.
Central Baptist ....... 12 19 19 13—64
St. Rita ....... 11 7 8 7—33
3-point field goals: CB—Amber Holland 2, Ashley Holland. SR—Pfeister 3, Woolridge, Roberts. Records: CB 1-0, SR 0-3.
• St. Bernard 58, Cincinnati Christian 34, at St. Bernard — Senior Erin Smith scored 20 points and Jennie Monterosso added 11 and pulled down 16 rebounds for the Titans.
CINCINNATI CHRISTIAN (34) — Baysore 3 0 6, Hurst 4 1 9, Bashford 2 0 5, Emerson 2 2 6, Lowe 3 0 6, Panke 1 0 2. Totals: 15 3 34.
ST. BERNARD (58) — Sharrock 2 0 4, Byrd 1 0 2, Smith 10 0 20, Monterosso 4 3 11, Kramer 3 0 6, McPartlin 4 0 8, St. Clair 2 3 7. Totals: 26 6 58.
Cincinnati Christian ....... 7 9 7 11—34
St. Bernard ....... 12 12 17 17—58
3-point goals: CC-Bashford. Records: SB 1-0, CC 0-2.
• Purcell Marian 53, Seven Hills 25, at Purcell — The Cavaliers went on a 10-2 run in the second quarter to break open a close game.
Senior Beth Conover scored 14 points and Kerri Finnell added 13.
SEVEN HILLS (25) — Hoffheimer 1 0 2, McHugh 1 0 2, Kalubi 1 3 5, Robertson 2 0 4, Woessner 1 0 3, McIlwraith 2 0 5, Fiore 1 0 2, Hanlon 1 0 2. Totals: 10 3 25.
PURCELL MARIAN (53) — Conover 6 2 14, Bernert 1 0 2, Hale 2 0 4, Finnell 5 3 13, White 3 1 7, Hall 1 0 2, Reese 4 3 11. Totals: 22 9 53.
Seven Hills ....... 9 2 8 6—25
Purcell Marian ....... 10 10 13 20—53
3-point goals: SH-Woessner, McIlwraith. Records: PM 2-0.
• Oak Hills 41, McAuley 40, at McAuley — Junior Stacey Fehr hit a 16-foot shot at the buzzer to give Oak Hills the victory. This was head coach Jan Willig's first career win.
Junior Lisa Kampschmidt game high 15 points for McAuley.
OAK HILLS (41) — Brunner 1 1 3, Gross 1 0 3, Cornelius 4 6 14, Fehr 4 1 11, Lack 2 0 4, Dietrich 3 0 6. Totals: 15 8 41.
MCAULEY (40) — Dunawerth 1 0 3, Esterkamp 4 2 10, Reilman 1 0 2, Lichtenfeld 1 0 2, Koenig 1 0 2, Kampschmidt 5 5 15, Rust 2 0 4, Ziegler 1 0 2. Totals: 16 7 40.
Oak Hills ....... 11 10 11 9—41
McAuley ....... 13 13 10 4—40
3-point goals: OH-Gross, Fehr 2. McA-Dunawerth. Records: OH 1-0, McA 0-2.
• Glen Este 64, Loveland 49, at Glen Este — The Trojans took a 16-4 first quarter lead behind Sarah Bolten who finished with a team high 19 points.
Loveland's Jennifer Kennedy led all scorers with 21 points.
LOVELAND (49) — Muhammad 4 6 15, Miller 2 0 4, Wilson 0 1 1, Lanker 1 3 5, Huggins 1 1 3, Kennedy 8 4 21. Totals: 16 15 49.
GLEN ESTE (64) — Wilson 4 0 8, Bolten 9 0 19, Ruehl 4 0 8, Kunz 1 1 3, Kools 3 3 9, Dorsch 3 4 10, Riley 3 0 7. Totals: 27 8 64.
Loveland ....... 4 18 9 18—49
Glen Este ....... 16 15 21 12—64
3-point goals: L-Muhammad, Kennedy. GE-Bolten, Riley. Records: GE 1-0, L 1-1.
• Rising Sun 58, Lawrenceburg 43, at Rising Sun — Senior Jennifer Brock scored 10 of her 18 points in the third quarter when the Shiners broke the game open.
Senior Sarah Cornelius led the Lawrenceburg Tigers in their losing effort by contributing four three pointers.
LAWRENCEBURG (43) — Cornelius 5 0 14, Miller 3 1 7, Kinzer 0 2 2, Skidmore 4 0 8, Holdcraft 5 2 12. Totals: 17 5 43.
RISING SUN (58) — Jen. Brock 7 4 18, Jes. Brock 4 1 9, DeDreu 2 0 6, Messer 6 0 12, Turner 5 2 13. Totals: 24 7 58.
Lawrenceburg ....... 13 13 7 10—43
Rising Sun ....... 13 15 16 14—58
3-point goals: L-Cornelius 4. RS-DeDreu 2, Turner. Records: RS 3-0, L 2-4.
• Goshen 47, New Richmond 33, at New Richmond — The Warriors placed three players in double figures. Kelly Phillips scored 12 points, Nikki Scott scored 11 points and Gloria Polly added 10.
Brandi Loving had a double- double (12 points and 10 rebounds) for New Richmond.
GOSHEN (47) — Rise 0 1 1, Brown 1 0 2, Jay 1 0 2, Hausermann 1 0 2, Bitzer 3 0 7, Polly 5 0 10, Scott 4 3 11, Phillips 6 0 12. Totals: 21 4 47.
NEW RICHMOND (33) — Coslett 5 0 10, Senior 2 3 9, Loving 2 8 12, Root 1 0 2. Totals: 10 11 33.
Goshen ....... 6 12 15 14—47
New Richmond ....... 9 6 6 12—33
3-point goals: NR-Senior 2. G-Bitzer. Records: G 1-0, NR 0-2.
• Bethel-Tate 55, Turpin 37, at Turpin — Sisters Brittney and Brenna Morris delivered again for the Tigers, combining for 37 points in the victory.
BETHEL-TATE (55) — Harvey 2 2 6, Pride 1 2 4, Canter 1 1 3, Brittney Morris 8 1 22, Moore 1 3 5, Brenna Morris 5 4 15. Totals: 18 13-22 55.
TURPIN (37) — Arnett 1 0 3, Barth 1 0 2, Biser 3 1 9, Fox 2 0 4, Mave 3 1 7, Page 1 0 2, Ulrey 2 4 8, Schall 1 0 2. Totals: 14 6-10 37.
Bethel-Tate ....... 17 12 14 12—55
Turpin ....... 5 18 10 4—37
3-point goals: B—Brittney Morris 5, Brenna Morris. T—Arnett, Biser 2. Records: T 1B 0-1, BT 2-0.
• Fairfield 44, Talawanda 28, at Fairfield — Natalie Thompson and Tara Johnson spearheaded a second half rally for the Indians, each scoring 12 points.
TALAWANDA (28) — Miller 0 2 2, Bulach 4 0 8, Brinck 2 0 4, Keehner 2 1 5, Bower 3 1 7, Doan 1 0 2. Totals: 12 3 28.
FAIRFIELD (44) — Chaney 1 0 2, King 1 0 2, Johnson 4 2 12, Hollingsworth 1 1 3. Totals: 14 14 44.
Talawanda ....... 2 6 9 11—28
Fairfield ....... 4 10 17 13—44
3-point goals: T-Bower. F-Johnson 2. Records: F 1-0, T 0-1.
• Ross 48, Taylor 46 at Ross — Cassi Wagers scored 13 points and came up with four steals for the Rams. Lauren Harrison had 14 rebounds.
Taylor senior Stacie Miller went over the 1,000 career point mark, scoring a game-high 18.
TAYLOR (46) — Poynter 2 2 6, Neidhard 1 0 2, Hardin 1 0 2, Gerwin 1 3 5, Hoffman 1 0 3, Miller 7 4 18, Smith 2 6 10. Totals: 15 15 46.
ROSS (48) — Lockaby 5 0 12, Guenther 3 0 6, Wagers 6 0 13, Lee 1 0 2, Bogolo 0 2 2, Harrison 2 0 4, Collins 3 3 9. Totals: 20 5 48.
Taylor ....... 12 12 13 9—46
Ross ....... 10 13 7 18—48
3-point goals: T-Hoffman. R-Lockaby 2, Wagers. Records: R 1-0, R 0-1.
• Badin 56, Hughes 32, at Badin — A 14-2 run by Badin late in the second quarter set the stage for the outcome. Senior guard Kerri Fiehrer led the Rams with 15 points.
HUGHES (32) — Burns 5 1 11, Lamb 1 0 2, Everson 2 0 5, Pettyjohn 4 0 9, Mason 2 1 5. Totals: 14 2 32.
BADIN (56) — Fiehrer 6 3 15, Morner 4 1 9, Overton 3 0 6, Wolf 2 0 4, Shull 2 0 4, Vilkoski 1 2 4, Brennan 3 0 9, Beckett 0 1 1, Saurber 1 0 2, Sphire 1 0 2. Totals: 23 7 56.
Hughes ....... 9 6 9 8—32
Badin ....... 16 15 8 17—56
3-point goals: H-Everson, Pettyjohn. B-Brennan 3. Records: B 1-0, H 0-1.
• Hamilton 53, Winton Woods 35, at Winton Woods — Angela Tolbert scored 20 points and had 11 rebounds.
HAMILTON (53) — Black 2 0 4, Marshall 1 0 2, Booker 1 0 2, Schlichter 0 2 2, Tolbert 7 6 20, Bush 4 0 9, Rusbosin 2 0 4, Fox 1 2 4, Brown 1 0 2, Scheve 2 0 4. Totals: 21 10 53.
WINTON WOODS (35) — Sims 3 2 8, White 2 0 4, Fletcher 3 1 7, Johnson 3 0 6, Burnett 0 1 1, Tinsley 2 0 4, Williams 2 1 5. Totals: 15 5 35.
Hamilton ....... 12 14 10 17—53
Winton Woods ....... 9 9 9 8—35
3-point goals: H-Bush. Records: H 1-1, WW 0-1.
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