Saturday, December 04, 1999
Cincinnati boys basketball roundup
Sycamore 3s are too much for Kings
Shane Holbein's three 3-point field goals in the third quarter rallied Sycamore to a 59-42 victory over Kings Friday night at Kings.
Brian Walter scored 10 of his 15 points in the fourth quarter for the Aviators.
SYCAMORE (59) — Wells 5 0 10, Hull 2 3 7, Smith 3 0 6, Henderson 2 0 4, Walter 4 5 15, Hohlbein 4 2 13, Baker 0 4 4. Totals: 20 14 59.
KINGS (42) — Paddock 1 1 3, Husband 3 1 7, Brose 2 3 8, Woods 2 2 6, Locke 1 1 3, Swearingin 6 1 13, Dranschak 0 2 2. Totals: 15 11 42.
Sycamore ....... 11 7 20 21—59
Kings ....... 6 6 9 21—42
Three-point goals: S—Walter 2, Holtbein 3. K—Brose. Records: K 0-1, S 1-0.
• North College Hill 50, Mt. Healthy 49, at Mt. Healthy — Dustin Gerton scored seven of his game-high 17 points in the final two minutes to hold off a Mt. Healthy rally.
NCH (59) — Victorian 0 2 2, Hartwig 1 0 2, Pumphrey 1 0 2, Turner 2 1 5, Turnage 5 2 14, Allen 1 0 2, Howard 1 0 2, Jackson 2 0 4, Gerton 5 6 17. Totals: 18 11 50.
MT. HEALTHY (49) — Flowers 2 0 4, Richardson 4 0 8, Gaines 6 1 16, Brown 3 1 7, Short 5 4 14. Totals: 20 6 49.
NCH ....... 8 14 11 17—50
Mt. Healthy ....... 14 18 9 8—49
3-pointers: N—Turner, Turnage 2, Gertion. M—Gaines 3. Records: N 1-0, M 0-1.
• St. Xavier 75, Aiken 61, at Aiken — Andy Larkin scored a game-high 19 points to lead four double-digit scorers for the Bombers.
ST. XAVIER (75) — Callahan 3 3 11, Grogan 1 0 2, Cornette 4 3 11, Kennedy 3 0 6, Kronin 3 5 11, Bast 2 0 5, Larkin 9 1 19, Sollmann 4 0 8, Compton 1 0 2. Totals: 28 12 75.
AIKEN (61) — Dickenson 4 0 10, Evans 4 4 13, Martin 2 1 6, Parker 0 2 2, Robinson 6 2 17, Stewart 0 2 2, White 4 2 11. Totals: 20 13 61.
St. Xavier ....... 17 19 15 24—75
Aiken ....... 10 15 13 23—61
3-pointers: X-Callahan 2, Bast; A-Dickenson 2, Evans, Martin, Robinson, White. Records: X 1-0, A 0-1.
• Winton Woods 92, Taft 33, at Winton Woods — Ahmad Lewis scored a game-high 17 points and grabbed eight rebounds for Winton Woods.
TAFT (33) — Barcia 3 1 8, Rashon 1 1 4, Raymond 0 1 1, Turner 1 1 3, Williams 2 0 4, McPherson 1 0 2, Donald 2 4 8, Daniels 0 1 1, Williams 1 0 2. Totals: 11 9 33.
WINTON WOODS (92) — Overmann 2 0 5, Ali 4 0 9, Jardrim 2 0 4, Terrell 0 1 1, Akbar 3 2 8, Barnes 1 1 3, Reese 4 3 11, Lewis 7 3 17, Hite 7 0 15, Bryant 3 3 9, Mills 5 0 10 Totals: 38 13 92.
Taft ....... 4 12 7 10—33
Winton Woods ....... 27 24 18 23—92
3-pointers: T—Barcia, Rashon. W—Overmann, Ali, Hite. Records: W 1-0, T 0-1.
• Lockland 61, Reading 46, at Reading — Wil Munlin scored seven of his game-high 21 points in the fourth quarter, rallying the Panthers.
LOCKLAND (61) — Munlin 7 3 21, Noelke 4 1 12, Cromer 1 2 4, Wynn 5 5 15, Daniels 2 2 6, Welshans 1 1 3. Totals: 2- 14 61.
READING (46) — Lawson 3 1 7, T. Caldwell 1 0 2, Berter 3 1 9,. Hershberger 2 0 4, Edwards 2 0 4, Hayes 2 6 10, Wilking 2 1 5, Brinck 1 0 2, A. Caldwell 1 0 3. Totals: 17 9 46.
Lockland ....... 10 17 10 24—61
Reading ....... 9 13 10 14—46
Three-point goals: L—Munlin 4, Noelcke 3. R—Berter 2, A. Caldwell. Records: L 1-0, R 0-1.
• Seven Hills 48, Roger Bacon 46, OT, at Roger Bacon — Matt Drane scored six points in overtime to help Seven Hills. Roger Bacon missed a shot in the last minute of overtime; Seven Hills rebounded and ran out the clock.
SEVEN HILLS (48) — Drane 4 1 9, Derkson 0 1 1, Diagne 4 11 19, Crew 5 3 15, Lenobel 1 0 2, Lin 1 0 2. Totals: 15 16 48.
ROGER BACON (46) — Hausfeld 3 4 10, McCoy 3 0 7, Holt 1 0 2, Land 2 5 9, Huerkamp 1 0 2, Meridy 4 1 9, McManus 2 3 7. Totals: 16 13 46.
Seven Hills ....... 8 18 6 7 9—48
Roger Bacon ....... 6 13 9 11 7—46
Three-point field goals: SH—Crew 2. RB—McCoy. Records: SH 1-0, RB 0-1.
• Goshen 61, New Richmond 60, at New Richmond — Roger Drake scored off an offensive rebound with 7.4 seconds left to lift Goshen. New Richmond's last-second attempt misfired.
Drake finished with 34 points (seven 3-pointers), including all 16 of Goshen's fourth quarter points.
GOSHEN (61) — Drake 10 7 34, Gordon 3 2 9, Blevins 2 0 5, Settlemayor 2 1 5, Bunch 3 0 6, Christman 1 0 2. Totals: 21 10 61.
NEW RICHMOND (60) — Echerivel 3 2 8, Godsey 3 2 8, Walriven 5 0 14, Boch 3 3 9, Burns 6 0 12, Berry 3 0 6, Steelman 1 0 3. Totals: 24 7 60.
Goshen ....... 13 14 18 16—61
New Richmond ....... 16 10 16 18—60
Three-point field goals: G—Drake 7, Gordon, Blevins. NR—Walriven 4, Steelman. Records: G 1-0, NR 0-1.
• Lakota West 75, Mason 69, at Mason — Andy Dunn and Josh Romero each scored 18 points in the second half, as the FireBirds overcame a 34-27 halftime deficit.
LAKOTA WEST (75) — Parker 2 0 4, Dunn 9 1 25, Chaney 2 3 8, Romero 8 6 22, Rehring 3 0 6, Candella 1 0 3, York 0 5 5, Hutzelman 1 00 2. Totals:26 15 75 .
MASON (69) — Davis 4 6 14, Livingston 5 1 12, Jones 3 0 9, Swanson 2 2 6, Ramsey 2 1 5, Hoffert 8 0 18, Combs 2 0 5 . Totals: 26 10 69 .
Lakota West ....... 12 15 20 28—75
Mason ....... 15 19 12 23—69
Three-point field goals:LW—Candella, Chaney, Dunn 6. M—Combs, Livingston, Hoffert 2, Jones 3. Records: LW—1-0, M—0-1.
• Amelia 67, Loveland 65 at Amelia — Senior Derek Scherer caught a full-court inbounds pass and hit a 5-foot jumper at the buzzer to win it for the Barons.
LOVELAND (65) — Bowerman 2 0 6, Hadnot 0 3 3, Partin 1 0 2, Muhammad 9 3 21, Schappell 5 4 14, Nagel 6 5 17, Conn 1 0 2. Totals: 24 15 65.
AMELIA (67) — M. Smith 5 3 15, Davis 4 1 9, J. Smith 2 0 4, Scott 5 0 13, Shelton 4 3 12, Scherer 2 1 5, Gladwell 4 1 9. Totals: 26 9 67.
Loveland ....... 19 ....... 16 ....... 15 ....... 15—65
Amelia ....... 17 15 15 20—67
3-pointers: L Bowerman 2, A M. Smith 2, Scott 3, Shelton 1. Records: L 0-1, A 1-0.
• Madeira 82, Batavia 51 — Robb Hern scored 11 points and grabbed 16 rebounds to lead the Mustangs.
BATAVIA (51) — Kelley 6 0 13, Lowe 2 2 6, Wilson 1 0 3, Kent 1 0 2, Sunnenberg 1 0 2, Mallon 1 0 3, Faris 1 0 3, Hennessey 3 1 7, Dunn 3 0 6, Grooms 3 0 6. Totals: 22 3 51.
MADEIRA (82) — S. Tudor 2 2 6, Schever 3 2 8, Dooley 3 0 8, Burch 4 0 10, Slade 2 0 5, Ramirez 2 0 4, Hern 4 3 11, Konieczka 4 2 12, C. Tudor 0 2 2, Ballman 2 1 5, Underwood 5 1 11. Totals: 31 13 82.
Batavia ....... 11 11 6 23—51
Madeira ....... 22 24 10 26—82
3-pointers: B-Kelley, Wilson, Mallon, Faris, Hennessey; M-Dooley, Burch 2, Slade, Konieczka 2. Records: M 1-0, B 0-1.
• Cincinnat Country Day 69, Felicity 60, at CCD — Junior swingman Noah Allen scored 25 points, and CCD finished the game on a 14-4 run.
FELICITY (60) — Easter 9 4 23, Rudd 2 3 8, Hatfield 5 0 10, Moran 2 2 8, Davidson 5 1 11. Totals: 23 10 60.
CCD (69) — Fulton 3 0 7, Allen 9 4 25, McPhie 1 6 9, Mitchell 4 2 10, Floering 2 0 4, Torlone 6 0 12, Cohen 1 0 2. Totals: 26 12 69.
Felicity ....... 19 10 14 17—60
CCD ....... 18 11 21 19—69
Three-point field goals: F—Easter, Rudd, Moran 2. C—McPhie, Fulton, Allen 3. Records: C 1-0, F 0-1.
• Troy Christian 56, Cincinnati Christian 35, at Cincinnati Christian — Justin Westcott scored nine points for CC.
TROY CHRISTIAN (56) — Fairchild 4 2 11, McGraver 10 1 21, Smith 6 0 16, Tasic 3 2 8. Totals: 23 5 56.
CINCINNATI CHRISTIAN (35) — Wallace 2 0 4, Westcott 4 1 9, Wheeler 3 2 8, Culpertson 1 0 3, Perschke 1 1 3, Byndon 4 0 8. Totals: 14 4 35.
Troy Christian ....... 19 10 10 17—56
Cinti. Christian ....... 9 9 9 8—35
Three-point field goals: TC—Fairchild, Smith 4. CC—Culpertson. Records: TC 1-0, CC 0-1.
• CHCA 71, Deer Park 49, at CHCA — Senior forward Eric Trebes scored a career-high 23 points and pulled off 16 rebounds for the Eagles.
DEER PARK (49) — Brown 7 2 16, Rutherford 1 0 2, Hickey 4 0 9, Dennis 6 0 16, Burke 3 0 6. Totals: 21 2 49.
CHCA (71) — Morelock 4 3 12, Betscher 2 0 4, Hitchcock 3 1 7, Price 7 1 16, Lovellette 1 0 2, Shaw 2 0 4, Trebes 9 5 23, Trenz 1 1 3. Totals: 29 11 71.
Deer Park ....... 15 12 14 8—49
CHCA ....... 16 21 18 16—71
Three-point goals: D—Hickey, Dennis 4. C—
Morelock, Price. Records: C 1-0, D 0-1.
• Elder 71, St. Henry 47, at St. Henry — Junior Eric Renzenbrink scored all nine of his points in the third quarter when Elder broke the game open.
ELDER (71) — Mullin 2 0 5, Kelsey 7 2 18, Benken 3 2 8, Schenke 1 5 7, Beazley 2 0 4, Rowland 2 2 6, Renzenbrink 4 0 9, Wainscott 2 0 4, Murphy 2 0 4, Mahon 2 0 6. Totals: 27 11 71.
ST. HENRY (47) — Voelker 1 0 2, Radcliff 2 3 8, Fabiani 1 0 2, Vieth 4 0 9, Cook 1 3 5, Koop 2 2 7, Love 2 2 7, Eisenmenger 1 3 5, Smith 1 0 2. Totals: 15 13 47.
Elder ....... 20 8 24 19—71
St. Henry ....... 12 13 7 15—47
Three-point field goals: E—Mullin, Kelsey 2, Renzenbrink, Mahon 2. SH— Radcliff, Vieth, Koop, Love. Records: E 1-0, SH 1-1.
• Milford Christian 49, Cincinnati Home School 41, at Milford — Jason Hart hit three-of-four free throws in the closing minutes.
CIN. HOME (41) — Stewart 3 0 7, Leatherberry 0 1 1, B. Leatherberry 5 3 13, Jackson 8 2 18, J. Jackson 1 0 2. Totals: 17 3 41.
MILFORD CHRISTIAN (49) — Hargus 3 3 9, Spurlock 2 1 5, Caphorn 1 0 2, Rulapaugh 6 1 13, Hart 2 6 10, Barclay 1 0 2, Morehead 2 0 4, Judy 2 0 4. Totals: 19 11 49.
Cin. Home School ....... 7 8 10 16—41
Milford Christian ....... 12 11 11 15—49
3-pointers: CH—Stewart. Records: MC 1-0, CH 0-1.
• Milford 55, Lemon Monroe 40, at Monroe — A full-court press in the second half forced 17 turnovers and enabled Milford to open the season with a victory.
MILFORD (55) — Meranda 5 1 13, Robertson 0 3 3, Neil Barraco 8 1 19, Tackett 2 0 4, Kaufman 2 2 6, Huesman 3 0 6, Strief 1 0 2, Kender 1 02. Totals: 22 7 55.
LEMON MONROE (40) — Calhoun 7 2 18, Braun 5 0 11, McMonigle 3 1 7, Reffitt 1 0 2, Wolf 1 0 2. Totals: 17 3 40.
Milford ....... 12 12 14 17—55
Monroe ....... 13 9 11 7—40
Three-point goals: Mil—Meranda 2, Barraco 2. LM—Calhoun 2, Braun. Records: M 1-0, LM 0-1.
• Australia 70, Moeller 54, at Moeller — Australia shut down the Crusaders in the third period to take control.
AUSTRALIA (70) — Morgan 2 2 6, Hall 2 0 4, Williamson 2 0 4, Prctor 5 1 12, Cook 0 3 3, George 2 0 4, Dann 6 4 18, Pate 6 0 13, Zumstein 2 2 6. Totals: 27 12 70.
MOELLER (54) — Tabler 3 1 8, Byrnes 2 0 6, Luther 2 3 7, Wood 2 2 7, Silber 1 0 2, Hamby 4 2 10, Sylvester 5 0 10, Rosfeld 0 4 4. Totals: 19 12 54.
Australia ....... 19 13 20 18—70
Moeller ....... 16 11 7 20—54
Three-point goals: A—Proctor, Dann 2, Pate. M—Tabler, Byrnes 2, Wood. Records: M 0-1, A 2-1.
• Newport 61, Norwood 41, at Newport — Junior Thomas Petty scored the first nine points of the game and 13 in the first quarter to lead Newport over Norwood.
NORWOOD (41) — Fike 2 0 5, Runion 3 0 7, McQueen 5 0 10, Morganroth 2 2 7, Kassen 1 0 2, Pickerell 3 2 8, Marksbury 1 0 2. Totals: 17 4 41.
NEWPORT (61) — Petty 9 5 26, Newton 2 5 9, Whatley 0 1 1, Hall 1 0 2, Smithson 1 2 5, Bivens 2 0 4, Muench 5 2 12. Totals: 20 15 61.
Norwood ....... 9 8 5 19—41
Newport ....... 17 14 11 19—61
3-pointers: New—Petty 3, Smithson. Nor—
Fike, Runion, Morganroth. Records: New 1-1, Nor 0-1.
Sports Stories
UC begins rocky road with Gonzaga
Xavier may abandon press
Bengals old-timers would savor beating 49ers
Heath makes mark as outdoorsman
Scott showing surprising speed
49ers Scouting Report
The Griffey story: Real and imagined
Reds add top talent scout
Rose to shill for auto paint chain
