Wednesday, December 15, 1999
N.Ky. boys basketball roundup
Brossart takes down No. 1 CovCath
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Bishop Brossart converted seven of 11 free throws in overtime, and David Enzweiller scored six of his 11 points in overtime for the Mustangs, who handed No.1 Covington Catholic its second loss, 66-63 Tuesday night.
Jeff Clark made a layup as time expired to send the game into overtime.
Chris Ryan scored 21 to lead Bishop Brossart. Brad Dietz paced Covington Catholic with 19.
COVINGTON CATHOLIC (63) — McQuade 3 2 10, Blazejewski 2 0 4, Baute 1 0 2, Dietz 9 0 19, Purdon 7 3 18, Wachs 2 4 8, Middendorf 1 0 2. Totals: 25 9 63.
BISHOP BROSSART (66) — Lloyd 2 1 5, Ryan 6 6 21, Clark 5 5 15, Luschek 2 0 4, Enzweiler 4 3 11, Seiter 4 1 10. Totals: 23 16 66.
Covington Catholic ....... 13 18 12 12 ....... 8—63
Bishop Brossart ....... 17 16 8 14 ....... 11—66
3-pointers: B—Ryan 3, Seiter. C—McQuade 2, Dietz, Purdon. Records: BB 6-0, C 3-2.
• Holy Cross 79, Fleming County 77 — A desperation 3-pointer by junior guard Ray Arlinghaus proved to be the winner with 1.6 seconds remaining on the clock.
Sophomore Mike Egan led Holy Cross with 21 points, his career high, which included five 3-pointers.
Senior guard T.J. McKee of Fleming County led all scorers with 24 points.
FLEMING COUNTY (77) — T.J. McKee 9 6 24, B. McKee 3 1 7, Ishmael 2 0 4, B. Price 4 1 12, T. Price 5 0 10, Moran 2 0 4, Crain 4 0 8, Workman 3 2 8. Totals: 32 10 77.
HOLY CROSS (79) — Craddock 1 0 2, Gastright 2 5 9, Feldman 3 5 12, Arlinghaus 7 1 17, Egan 6 4 21, Krallman 6 4 16, Gardner 1 0 2. Totals: 26 19 79.
Fleming County ....... 19 24 16 18—77
Holy Cross ....... 17 25 19 18—79
3-point goals: FC-B. Price. HC-Feldman, Arlinghaus 2, Egan 5. Records: FC 2-4, HC 2-4.
• Ludlow 57, Beechwood 44 — Junior guard Adam Henry scored five of his game-high 23 points in the first quarter to help give the Panthers a lead they never relinquished. Henry added 10 points in the fourth quarter.
Junior guard Josh Morris led the visiting Tigers with 13 points, including eight in the fourth quarter.
The win was Ludlow's second in a row.
BEECHWOOD (44) — Spence 1 0 2, Kerns 3 0 8, Droege 1 2 4, Hart 1 1 3, Morris 4 2 13, Downs 2 0 4, Montoya 0 2 2, Mercer 2 0 4, Swift 2 0 4. Totals: 16 7 44.
LUDLOW (57) — York 1 0 2, Henry 7 6 23, Redding 1 2 5, Tucker 3 0 6, Reed 2 5 9, Martin 0 4 4, Werner 2 0 4, McKenzie 2 0 4. Totals: 18 17 57.
Beechwood ....... 8 12 9 15—44
Ludlow ....... 14 13 12 18—57
3-point goals: B—Morris 3, Kerns 2. L—Henry 3, Redding 1. Records: B 0-2 (0-1 NKAC), L 4-3 (1-0).
• Simon Kenton 70, Newport Central Catholic 66 — Jordan Stowers sank a pair of free throws with three minutes remaining to give Simon Kenton the lead for good.
Stowers added three more free throws in the final minute and was 7-of-9 from the line in the final quarter.
Brandon Coppage paced the Pioneers with 18 points, and Stowers added 17. Ronny Dawn led all scored for NCC with 19.
SIMON KENTON (70) — Stowers 4 9 17, Coppage 5 6 18, Hurt 2 0 4, Cristello 3 0 6, Blevins 1 0 2, Baker 5 2 14, Piper 2 3 7, Brock 1 0 2. Totals: 23 20 70.
NEWPORT CC (66) — Bonhaus 1 0 3, Mayer 2 0 4, Bacigalupo 3 4 11, Dawn 6 3 19, Meyer 1 1 3, Myers 4 1 9, Lynn 5 3 17. Totals: 22 12 66.
Simon Kenton ....... 13 13 24 20—70
Newport CC ....... 14 20 16 16—66
3-point goals: NC—Bonhaus, Dawn 4, Lynn 4, Bacigalupo. Records: SK 3-1, NCC 2-1.
• Bellevue 78, Dayton 71 — Ryan Grant came off the bench to score a career-high 27 points, including 16 in the first half for Bellevue.
Both teams combined to shoot 73 foul shots in the game, making 49 of them.
DAYTON (71) — Reckers 4 6 14, Hall 2 0 4, Leger 2 2 8, Jas. Wiseman 3 4 10, Jer. Wiseman 3 2 8, Dus. Brummett 5 4 14, Dar. Brummett 1 11 13. Totals: 20 29 71.
BELLEVUE (78) — Ollberding 1 1 3, Rechtin 3 0 6, Harris 2 8 13, Grant 7 7 27, Duell 0 2 2, Gullett 5 2 14, Eaglin 5 0 13. Totals: 23 20 78.
Dayton ....... 16 15 14 26—71
Bellevue ....... 22 12 17 27—78
3-point goals: B—Grant 6, Harris, Gullett 2, Eaglin 3. D—Leger 2. Records: B 2-2, D 0-5.
• Conner 65, Walton-Verona 55 — Jeremy Stephenson scored nine points in the fourth quarter as the Cougars fought off a late Bearcats run to preserve the victory.
Coonner led throughout the game, with Jason Edwards scoring 12 points and pulling off 10 rebounds.
The Bearcats were paced by Robbie Hullemeier's 22 points and Ron Buckler's 18 points and 12 rebounds.
CONNER (65) — Brown 2 0 5, Shepherd 1 0 2, Deck 4 0 9, Hudgens 2 0 5, M. Johnson 3 0 7, Stephenson 5 4 16, Johnston 3 3 9, Edwards 4 4 12. Totals: 24 11 65.
WALTON-VERONA (55) — Maddox 4 0 9, Huellemeier 8 2 22, Jackson 1 2 4, Dunhoft 1 0 2, Buckler 8 2 18. Totals: 22 6 55.
Conner ....... 13 16 12 24—65
Walton-Verona ....... 9 10 16 20—55
3-point goals: C—Brown, Deck, Hudgen, M. Johnson, Stephenson 2. W—Maddox, Huellemeier 4. Records: W 2-4, C 4-1.
• Silver Grove 87, Villa Madonna 54 — Brothers Jimmy and Johnny Horstman scored a combined 27 points to lead Silver Grove.
VILLA MADONNA (54) — J. Kenkel 2 0 6, Neace 2 0 4, Ford 1 2 5, Krahe 2 0 6, Ruth 1 0 2, Fitzpatrick 6 2 17, Anadio 4 0 9, Shumate 2 0 6. Totals: 20 4 54.
SILVER GROVE (87) — Hildebrand 1 1 3, J. Richmond 3 0 8, Jo. Horstman 5 0 13, W. Richmond 8 0 18, Ji. Horstman 5 1 14, C. McCarter 7 0 16, B. McCarter 2 0 4, Krebs 2 0 4, Lewis 1 0 2, Kopp 2 1 5. Totals: 36 3 87.
Villa Madonna ....... 9 5 15 25—54
Silver Grove ....... 24 19 28 16—87
3-point goals: V—J.Kenkel 2, Ford, Krahe, Fitzpatrick 2, Anadio, Shumate 2. S—Ja.Richmond 2, W.Richmond 2, Jo.Horstman 3, Ji.Horstman 3, C.McCarter. Records: V 0-5.
• Paul Dunbar 55, Grant County 39 — Rod Lybers scored 10 points in the first half, catapulting Paul Dunbar into a 25-16 halftime lead in the opening game of the Eagle Bank Classic at Grant County.
Dunbar converted on 14 of 22 free throw attempts.
PAUL DUNBAR (55) — Williams 1 0 2, Dunn 1 3 5, Pate 1 0 2, Ledbetter 3 3 10, Byars 3 0 6, Lybers 8 0 16, Fox 1 0 2, Osuyenya 6 0 12. Totals: 24 6 55.
GRANT COUNTY (39) — Shaffer 1 4 6, Ryan 2 2 8, Huff 2 2 7, Tyler Jones 0 2 2, Meade 3 4 10, Travis Jones 3 0 6. Totals: 11 14 39.
Paul Dunbar ....... 12 13 15 15—55
Grant County ....... 6 10 12 11—39
3-point goals: PD—Ledbetter. GC—Ryan 2, Huff. Records: PD 4-2, GC 2-2.
• Ryle 56, Boone County 51 — Brent Miller and Justin Knoll each sank two free throws during the final minute, enabling the Raiders to hold off a late Rebels run in the Eagle Bank Classic at Grant County.
Ryle meets Paul Dunbar at 6 tonight. Grant County will meet Boone County.
RYLE (56) — Setters 5 0 13, Steiner 2 0 6, Miller 3 2 8, Wellbaum 3 0 6, Maley 1 3 5, Crigler 1 0 2, Feagen 3 0 6, Hamilton 2 2 6, Noel 1 2 4. Totals: 21 8 56.
BOONE COUNTY (51) — Sullivan 1 0 2, Tombragel 0 3 3, Kellerman 2 2 6, Rollins 4 0 11, Flick 1 3 5, Seever 2 2 7, McFarland 0 3 3, Faher 5 0 10, Brown 2 0 4. Totals: 17 11 51.
Ryle ....... 12 11 18 15—56
Boone County ....... 11 14 6 20—51
3-point goals: R—Setters 3, Steiner 2, Maley. B—Rollins 3, Seever. Records: R 3-3, BC 0-4.
• Henry Clay 66, Scott 57 — Daryl Carden hit three 3-pointers in the third quarter to help Henry Clay on a 10-0 run that broken open the game.
Rod Dunham added 16 for Henry Clay; Carden finished with 17.
Chris Thompson led Scott with 17 points and eight rebounds.
HENRY CLAY (66) — Cotton 1 1 4, Carden 6 0 17, Dunham 7 1 16, Douglass 3 2 8, List 3 1 7, Mitchell 6 2 14. Totals: 26 7-14 66.
SCOTT (57) — Morris 2 0 4, Stevenson 6 0 14, Richardson 2 0 5, Thompson 5 7 17, Lye 6 1 15, Kreinest 0 2 2 . Totals: 21 10-18 57.
Henry Clay ....... 17 13 16 20—66
Scott ....... 18 13 7 19—57
3-point goals: HC—Cotton, Carden 5, Dunham. S—Stevenson 2, Lye 2, Richardson. Records: HC 5-1, S 3-2.
• Hillcrest 117, Covington Latin 47, at Hillcrest — Martez Famble scored 18 points for Hillcrest. John Ters paced Latin with 17.
COV. LATIN (47) — O'Connell 2 2 6, Archual 0 2 2, Stephens 3 3 11, Ters 6 4 17, Soderlund 0 1 1, Daod 1 3 5, Varland 2 0 4. Totals: 14 15 47.
HILLCREST (117) — Famble 9 0 18, Jackson 6 0 13, Bradley 5 0 10, Harmon 7 0 16, Reed 3 0 7, Woods 3 0 6, Broach 2 0 4, Flagg 5 0 10, Davis 3 0 6, Hall 8 0 16, Hedges 3 0 6, Craig 1 0 2, Warner 1 1 3. Totals: 56 1 117.
Cov. Latin ....... 7 13 14 13— 47
Hillcrest ....... 23 28 29 37—117
3-point goals: H—Jackson, Reed, Harmon 2. C—Stephens 2, Ters. Records: H 1-2, C 1-2
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