Wednesday, December 08, 1999
Cincinnati girls basketball roundup
Warden leads Indian Hill
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Senior forward Haley Warden picked the right game and the right time to become the girls all-time career scoring leader at Indian Hill.
It was Warden's 12-point effort in the fourth quarter that rallied Indian Hill to a 62-53 victory over Wyoming in a Cincinnati Hills League game Tuesday.
Warden entered the game with 973 points, tied with Patti Gerrah (1989-91) for the career lead, and broke the record with 19 points in the game.
Erin Schmitt also played a role in the victory, scoring eight points in the third quarter when the Braves took a slim lead.
WYOMING (53) — Anderson 0 3 3, Hoyles 4 0 9, Verhaghe 2 5 9, McCarthy 6 0 12, McGee 4 10 18, Becker 1 0 2. Totals: 17 18 53.
INDIAN HILL (62) — Cooper 4 3 12, Lightfield 1 0 2, M. David 1 0 2, Schmitt 6 2 16, S. David 3 3 9, Warden 5 7 19. Totals: 20 18 62.
Wyoming ....... 14 13 13 13—53
Indian Hill ....... 15 10 17 20—62
Three-point goals: .W—Hoyles. I—Cooper, Schmitt 2, Warden 2. Records: I 3-0, 2-0 CHL; W 2-1, 2-1 CHL.
• Madeira 40, Mariemont 38, at Madeira — Senior guard Ann Staubach sank a 15-foot jumper with five seconds remaining to lift Madeira.
Mariemont led by as much as six points early in the fourth quarter, but Amanda Davis pulled the Amazons back with five of her seven points in the fourth.
MARIEMONT (38) — Kaufmann 4 2 12, R. Potts 1 0 2, L. Potts 1 0 2, Brown 3 0 6, Harbison 5 0 10, Rogers 3 0 6. Totals: 17 2 38.
MADEIRA (40) — Staubach 5 1 11, Shaw 5 2 12, Krietemeyer 3 0 6, Phelan 1 0 2, Davis 3 1 7, Barnhart 0 2 2. Totals: 17 6 40.
Mariemont ....... 10 8 14 6—38
Madeira ....... 10 13 5 12—40
3-pointers: Mar—Kaufmann 2. Records: Mar 0-4 (CHL 0-2), Mad 3-0 (2-0).
• Hamilton 39, Fairfield 36, at Fairfield — Amanda Bush scored a field goal and added a crucial free throw during the final two minutes, rallying the Big Blue.
HAMILTON (39) — Black 1 0 2, Booker 1 1 3, Tolbert 6 2 14, Bush 4 2 12, Rusbosin 1 0 2, Brown 1 0 2, Scheve 2 0 4. Totals: 16 5 39.
FAIRFIELD (36) — Kings 0 2 2, T. Johnson 1 0 2, K. Johnson 4 3 11, Hanck 0 3 3, Thompson 5 8 18. Totals: 10 16 36.
Hamilton ....... 11 11 12 5—39
Fairfield ....... 16 4 6 10—36
Three-point goals: H—Bush 2.
• Norwood 78, Clermont Northeastern 49, at Norwood — The Indians scored 49 points in the second half with Dawn McCarthy and Jessica Evans each scoring 12.
“We came out in a press the second half,” coach Ken Yablonsky said. “We caused quite a few turnovers in the second half and we also passed and distributed the ball well.”
CNE (49) — Roy 11 12 25, Smithers 4 1 9, Greene 3 0 6, Kenser 1 0 2, Campbell 3 0 6, Dirr 0 1 1. Totals: 22 14 49.
NORWOOD (78) — Evands 6 0 12, Henderson 5 2 12, Burns 4 0 8, Jennings 5 2 12, McCarthy 6 5 17, Davis 3 1 7, Kassem 1 0 2, McCalla 3 2 8. Totals: 33 12 78.
CNE ....... 5 17 9 18—49
Norwood ....... 13 16 24 25—78
Three-point goals: C—Roy. Records: C 0-4, N 1-3.
• Withrow 65, Aiken 28, at Aiken — Shere Cunningham had 28 points, 10 rebounds and 10 steals to lead Withrow. Erica Raven added 15 points and eight assists for Withrow. Kisha Pryor led Aiken with 11 points.
WITHROW (65) — Cunningham 11 4 28, B. Martin 1 0 2, Raven 6 0 15, Hampton 3 3 9, Collins 0 1 1, Richarson 1 0 2, Chapman 2 0 4, Spivery 2 0 4. Totals: 26 8 65.
AIKEN (28) — Wells 2 1 5, Beal 1 1 3, Byrd 0 1 1, Pryor 4 2 11, Harris 2 0 4, Taylor 1 0 2, Satterwhite 1 0 2. Totals: 11 5 28.
Withrow ....... 15 19 23 8—65
Aiken ....... 6 4 6 12—28
Three-point goals: W — Cunningham 2, Raven 3; A — Pryor. Records: W 2-1 (1-1 QCC Metro), A 0-2 (0-2 QCC Metro).
• Hughes 60, Walnut Hills 42, at — Hughes' press forced some key Walnut Hills turnovers to break open a three-point game in the last three minutes. Brandie Everson scored six of her 10 points in the fourth quarter for the Big Red.
HUGHES (60) — Mason 7 0 14, Everson 4 2 10, Burns 5 2 12, Lamb 0 2 2, Bridges 5 1 12, Pettijohn 4 2 10. Totals: 25 9 60.
WALNUT HILLS (42) — Marsh 1 0 2, Martin 1 0 2, Ward 1 0 2, Turner 1 0 2, Antle 1 0 2, Gresham 4 3 11, Lajeunesse 3 0 6, Fennell 2 1 5, Parker 2 6 10. Totals: 16 10 42.
Hughes ....... 19 12 10 19—60
Walnut Hills ....... 11 15 9 7—00
3-pointers: H—Bridges 1. Records: H 2-1 WH 1-3 (1-1 (QCC).
• McAuley 43, Lakota West 29, at McAuley — Senior Diana Esterkamp scored nine of her 11 points in the first half and had six assists for McAuley.
Junior guard Nikki Lichtenfeld finished with 11 points, shooting 3-of-5 from 3-point range and had seven rebounds for McAuley.
Lisa Hutzelman led Lakota West with nine points.
LAKOTA WEST (29) — Swift 2 3 7, Hutzelman 4 0 9, Wright 3 1 7, Carlberg 2 1 5, Mitchel-Israel 0 1 1. Totals: 11 6 29
MCAULEY (43) — Esterkamp 5 1 11, Reilman 1 2 4, Hoffman 3 0 7, Lichtenfeld 4 0 11, Koenig 1 2 4, Kampschmidt 1 2 4, Rust 1 0 2. Totals: 16 7 43.
Lakota West ....... 7 4 8 10—29
McAuley ....... 15 10 11 7—43
Three-point field goals: LW—Hutzelman. M—Lichtenfeld 3, Hoffman. Records: LW 1-2, M 1-3.
• Batavia 48, Hillsboro 47, at Batavia — Senior guard Amber Bishop hit a layup as time expired to give Batavia the win in a back-and-forth game.
HILLSBORO (47) — Bayless 2 0 4, Marsh 3 0 7, Hess 1 0 2, Butler 2 0 4, Wright 1 1 3, Blair 3 1 7, Snyder 3 1 8, Kibler 3 0 6, Walker 3 0 6. Totals: 21 3 47.
BATAVIA (48) — Bishop 7 2 17, Crooker 3 0 8, Evans 3 0 6, Swart 4 2 10, Sprague 1 2 4, Wehrman 1 0 3. Totals: 19 6 48.
Hillsboro ....... 8 ....... 18 ....... 18 ....... 3—47
Batavia ....... 15 7 20 6—48
3-pointers: H—Marsh, Snyder. B—Crooker 2, Wehrman, Bishop. Records: H 2-2 (1-1 Southern Buckeye Conference), B 3-0 (2-0).
• Harrison 47, Ross 39, at Harrison — Kristen Daly and April Lux scored 12 points apiece to lead Harrison.
Tammi Toney added 11 for the Wildcats, while Kayla Lockaby led Ross with 19 points, including five 3-pointers.
ROSS (39) — Lockaby 7 0 19, Guenther 1 0 2, Wagers 1 0 2, Bogolo 2 0 4, Harrison 0 5 5, Collins 1 5 7. Totals: 12 10 39.
HARRISON (47) — Walton 2 0 4, Rolfes 2 0 4, Daly 5 1 12, Toney 4 3 11, Lux 5 2 12, Grauvogel 1 0 2, Ransick 0 2 2. Totals: 19 8 47.
Ross ....... 5 16 10 8—39
Harrison ....... 10 12 13 12—47
Three-point goals: R — Lockaby 5; H — Daly. Records: R 1-3, H 2-1.
• Princeton 64, Colerain 38, at Colerain — Junior Brie Bradshaw led the Vikings with a game-high 20 points. Colerain's Quanita Hailey was held to 11 points by the Vikings defense.
PRINCETON (64) — Davis 5 3 13, McNamara 1 0 3, Skoog 1 2 4, Hervas 3 0 6, Noble 3 0 6, Lancaster 3 3 9, Peterson 0 1 1, Bradshaw 8 2 20, Smith 1 0 2. Totals: 25 11 64
COLERAIN (38) — Hailey 5 1 11, A.Croxton 0 1 1, Winkler 4 0 8, Wessel 1 0 3, Haggard 2 1 5, S.Croxton 5 0 10. Totals: 17 3 38.
Princeton ....... 12 19 14 19—64
Colerain ....... 12 11 13 2—38
Three-pointers: P—McNamara, Bradshaw 2. C—Wessel. Records: P 2-1 (1-1 GMC), C 3-1 (1-1).
• Mount Healthy 56, Taft 14, at Taft — Mount Healthy scored 20 unanswered points to start the game and was never challenged. April Simmons led a balanced Mount Healthy attack with 11 points.
MOUNT HEALTHY (56) — Mahlerwein 5 0 10, Gibbs 1 0 2, Brewer 2 0 4, Barrett 3 2 10, Chilton 4 1 10, Simmons 5 1 11, Tillman 4 0 8, Taylor 0 1 1. Totals: 24 5 56.
TAFT (14) — Rogers 1 2 4, Snead 3 0 8, Gibbs 1 0 2. Totals: 5 2 14.
Mount Healthy ....... 20 19 8 9—56
Taft ....... 0 4 5 5—14
3-pointers: MH—Barrett 2, Chilton. T—Snead 2. Records: MH 1-2, T 0-2.
• Ursuline 64, Notre Dame 62, at Ursuline — Kyle Verrett scored six fourth-quarter points, including three crucial free throws. Ursuline built a six-point lead with 2:30 left and used defense to hold off Notre Dame.
Vickie Polimeni led Ursuline with 11 points and Verrett finished with 10. Emily Farrell paced Notre Dame with 19.
NOTRE DAME (62) — Farrell 7 2 19, Zenbrodt 2 0 4, Fox 1 0 2, Baumann 4 4 12, Hanser 4 2 10, Kreyling 2 0 4, Bradford 3 5 11. Totals: 23 13 62.
URSULINE (64) — Zestermann 2 5 9, Verrett 2 5 10, Klein 2 2 6, Burke 3 0 6, Daveren 3 2 8, Polimeni 4 3 11, Sage 2 4 10, Walker 1 0 2, Shives 0 2 2. Totals: 19 23 64.
Notre Dame ....... 19 13 13 17—62
Ursuline ....... 15 16 19 14—64
3-pointers: ND—Farrell 3. U—Verett, Sage 2. Records: ND 2-2, U 3-0.
• St. Ursula 70, Winton Woods 31, at NKU — Senior Gretchen Menke scored 23 points on the night, senior Kelly Eichmann had 10 in the first half, and senior Christina Fischer chipped in with six assists.
Precious Williams led Winton Woods with 15 points.
WINTON WOODS (31) — White 1 0 2, Fletcher 4 2 10, Johnson 2 0 4, Williams 6 3 15. Totals: 13 5 31.
ST. URSULA (70) — Fischer 1 0 2, Hogel 3 0 7, Menke 8 7 23, Eichmann 5 0 10, Mahon 4 0 9, Grogan 4 1 9, Bohart 1 2 4, Connaughton 1 0 2, Crowell 1 0 2, Nurre 1 0 2. Totals: 29 10 70.
Winton Woods ....... 8 6 11 16—31
St. Ursula ....... 24 16 7 23—70
3-Pointers: SU-Hogel, Mahon. Records: SU 3-1, WW 2-2.
• Taylor 47, Deer Park 45, at Deer Park — Stacie Miller sank a 3-point field goal with 17 second remaining, climaxing a fourth-quarter rally that lifted the Yellowjackets over the Wildcats.
Miller finished with 25 points, 18 steals and 15 rebounds, her second triple-double of the season.
TAYLOR (47) — Poynter 2 0 4, Hardin 3 1 7, Neidhard 1 0 3, Gerwin 3 1 7, Miller 9 3 25, Smith 0 1 1. Totals: 18 6 47.
DEER PARK (45) — Eigel 6 0 16, Hott 6 2 17, Howard 1 2 4, Leavitt 4 0 8. Totals: 17 4 45.
Taylor ....... 12 7 15 13—47
Deer Park ....... 10 11 17 7—45
Three-point goals: T—Neidhard, Miller 4. D—Eigel 4, Hott 3. Records: T 2-1, 2-0 CHL; D 0-2, 0-2 CHL.
• Roger Bacon 58, Oak Hills 43, at Oak Hills — Sophomore guard Michelle Kelly scored seven of her team-high 13 points in the fourth quarter, rallying the Spartans to their third consecutive victory.
ROGER BACON (58) — Holt 0 4 4, Frentsos 1 0 2, Goller 0 1 1, Gutzwiller 2 2 6, Schaefer 5 2 13, Kelly 3 7 13, Hazelbaker 4 4 12, Gendrew 3 1 7. Totals: 18 21 58.
OAK HILLS (43) — Brunner 2 1 5, Kluesener 1 0 2, Cornelius 7 2 16, Fehr 1 0 3, Lack 1 1 3, Dietrich 6 0 12, Laug 1 0 2. Totals: 19 4 43.
Roger Bacon ....... 16 13 8 21—58
Oak Hills ....... 10 12 9 12—43
3-pointers: R—Schaefer, O—Fehr Records: R 3-0, O 1-2.
• School for the Creative and Performing Arts 45, Cincinnati Christian 39, at Cincinnati Christian — Kate Spickard scored 10 points in the fourth quarter, rallying the Raiders.
SCPA (45) — Hill 0 2 2, Brunis 2 1 5, Spickard 7 7 22, Williams 2 0 4, Hoernschemeyer 4 0 8, Gordon 1 2 4. Totals: 16 12 45.
CINCINNATI CHRISTIAN (39) — Baysore 4 1 9, Hurst 3 1 7, Bashford 1 0 2, Varland 2 2 6, Emmerson 0 1 1, Lowe 5 0 10, Peak 2 0 4. Totals: 17 5 39.
SCPA ....... 8 15 7 15—45
Cincinnati Ch. ....... 10 5 14 10—39
Three-point goals: S—Spickard. Records: SCPA 2-1.
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