Wednesday, January 05, 2000
Cincinnati boys basketball roundup
Elder spoils Oak Hills' opener
The Cincinnati Enquirer
After playing its first eight games on the road this season, Oak Hills finally opened its new gym Tuesday night. Unfortunately for the Highlanders the festivities did not include a win. Elder ruined Oak Hills' home opener 66-60 before a crowd of 2,500.
Tim Schenke scored 10 points in the third quarter to spark a 24-12 Elder run and Oak Hills never recovered. The Highlanders led 24-21 at halftime.
Schenke finished with 12 points. Mike Kelsey scored 20 to lead the Panthers, who played without starting center Scott Benken, out with a knee injury.
Ryan Dietrich led all scorers with 24 points for Oak Hills. Tim Oliverio added 14 points and eight rebounds.
ELDER (66) — Kelsey 4 11 20, Schenke 5 2 12, Bazeley 1 0 2, Rowland 5 0 10, Renzenbrink 1 5 7, Wainscott 4 1 9, Mahon 2 0 6. Totals: 22 19 66.
OAK HILLS (60) — Lee 2 0 5, Price 1 2 4, Proctor 1 2 5, Dietrich 10 1 24, Webb 1 0 2, Oliverio 6 2 14, Lipps 1 0 2, Wiant 2 0 4. Totals: 24 7 60.
Elder ....... 10 11 24 21—66
Oak Hills ....... 12 12 12 24—60
3-pointers: E—Kelsey, Mahon 2. OH—Lee, Proctor, Dietrich 3. Records: E 8-1, OH 5-4.
• Withrow 55, Walnut Hills 37 — Junior guard Lenny Love scored all eight of his points in the first quarter to lead Withrow to a 18-8 lead. Walnut Hills pulled within two in the second quarter but Withrow responded and pulled away for good.
Will Jeffries paced Withrow with 14 and Chris Washington added 13.
WITHROW (55) — Love 3 0 8, Orr 0 2 2, Washington 5 1 13, Crawford 3 2 8, Jeffries 6 2 14, Darden 3 2 8, Garth 1 0 2. Totals: 21 9 55.
WALNUT HILLS (37) — James 1 2 5, Hardin 3 4 10, Wilson 4 2 10, Robinson 3 0 7, Blair 2 1 5. Totals: 13 9 37.
Withrow ....... 18 12 11 14—55
Walnut Hills ....... 8 12 9 8—37
3-pointers: WI—Love 2, Washington 2. WH—James, Robinson. Records: WH 2-4 (QCC 1-3), Wi 5-3 (3-0).
• Mason 64, Sycamore 45 — Adam Livingston scored 20 points and grabbed eight rebounds to lead Mason.
Mason benefitted from 26 points created by turnovers, while also holding Sycamore to just 33 percent shooting. Sycamore scored only three points in the first quarter. Kwame Smith and Shane Hohlbein scored 12 points each for Sycamore.
MASON (64) — Schatzel 3 0 8, Livingston 8 3 20, Crain 0 3 3, Harman 1 3 5, Combs 1 0 2, Hoffert 3 1 8, Davis 2 2 6, Swanson 4 0 8, Decker 0 2 2, Ramsey 1 0 2. Totals: 23 14 64.
SYCAMORE (45) — Render 1 0 2, Hull 2 4 8, Smith 4 4 12, Shewmon 1 1 3, Walter 1 0 2, Hohlbein 4 2 12, Baker 2 2 6. Totals: 15 13 45.
Mason ....... 12 13 18 21—64
Sycamore ....... 3 15 9 18—45
3-pointers: M—Schatzel 2, Livingston, Hoffert. S—Hohlbein 2.
• Highlands 60, Fairfield 51 — Highlands' John Messmer made all five of his field goal attempts on his way to a game-high 19 points.
Highlands shot 57 percent from the field in the game. Gino Guidugli added 18 for the Bluebirds, while Matt Barone had 12. Brett Pogozalski and Nick Graman had 14 points each for Fairfield, which shot just 38 percent, including just 2-of-13 from 3-point range.
HIGHLANDS (60) — Barone 4 4 12, Messmer 5 9 19, Guidugli 8 2 18, Combs 1 0 2, Muehlenkamp 3 3 9. Totals: 21 18 60.
FAIRFIELD (51) — Hibbard 1 0 2, Willis 1 3 5, Reed 1 0 3, Tegge 2 1 5, Pogozalski 4 5 14, Waldroff 1 0 2, Tomany 1 0 2, Graman 6 2 14, Ruhl 2 0 4. Totals: 19 11 51.
Highlands ....... 18 8 15 19—60
Fairfield ....... 4 17 13 17—51
3-pointers: F — Reed, Pogozalski.
• Woodward 76, Mount Healthy 65 — Willie Boyce scored a game-high 27 points to lead Woodward.
Willie Hendrix added 19 points for the Bulldogs.
Will Gaines paced Mount Healthy with 20 points.
WOODWARD (76) — Boyce 10 7 27, Hendrix 7 2 19, Turnbow 3 0 6, Edwards 1 1 3, Makonnen 5 3 13, Armstrong 4 0 8. Totals: 30 13 76.
MT. HEALTHY (65) — Flowers 1 4 6, Fields 1 0 2, Richardson 2 4 8, Gaines 8 1 20, Brown 3 1 7, Short 6 0 13, Battle 4 1 9. Totals: 25 11 65.
Woodward ....... 18 17 19 22—76
Mt.Healthy ....... 23 9 18 15—65
3-pointers: W—Hendrix 3. M—Gaines 3, Short. Records: M 2-6 (2-2 QCC).
• Winton Woods 69, Finneytown 32, — Rob Hite and Brandon Smith combined to score 15 second-quarter points to break open a close game.
Paul Mills added 12 points for the Warriors; Paul Thompson scored 13 for Finneytown.
FINNEYTOWN (32) — Busam 2 2 6, Doyle 1 0 2, Gardner 2 1 7, Partridge 1 0 2, McCormick 1 0 2, Thompson 6 1 13. Totals: 13 4 32.
WINTON WOODS (69) — Lee 2 1 5, Jardim 1 0 3, Akbar 5 0 11, Barnes 2 0 4, Reese 2 0 4, Smith 3 1 7, Lewis 4 1 9, Hite 4 2 11, Bryant 1 1 3, Mills 6 0 12. Totals: 30 6 69.
Finneytown ....... 9 2 10 9—32
Winton Woods ....... 16 21 23 9—69
3-pointers: F—Gardner 2. W—Jardim, Akbar, Hite. Records: W 8-0.
• Williamsburg 67, Blanchester 53 — Williamsburg scored the first six points in the third quarter to push its lead to double-digits. Blanchester got no closer than nine in the second half.
WILLIAMSBURG (67) — Carter 1 1 3, Belen 6 0 13, Boland 6 4 17, Tudor 2 1 5, Holtzclaw 1 0 2, Bainum 2 0 4, Wood 3 5 11, Kennedy 1 0 2, Kreimer 4 0 8, Sicumezca 1 0 2. Totals: 27 11 67.
BLANCHESTER (53) — Barnes 2 1 5, Moore 1 1 3, Casten 2 4 8, Hamm 6 0 15, Truitt 6 4 16, Brock 3 0 6. Totals: 20 10 53.
Williamsburg ....... 11 19 14 23—67
Blanchester ....... 10 16 9 18—53
3-pointers: W—Belen, Boland. B—Hamm 3. Records: W 5-4, B 0-9.
• Western Hills 76, Aiken 58 — Junior forward Danny Horace scored a game-high 25 and Darryl Peterson added 15 as Western Hills cruised.
The Mustangs pulled away in the second quarter with a 21-8 run.
WESTERN HILLS (76) — Andrews 2 3 9, Banks 4 3 11, Peterson 5 5 15, Horace 10 5 25, Starks 1 0 2, Hicks 1 0 2, Mills 1 0 3, Hadnot 4 1 9. Totals: 28 17 76.
AIKEN (58) — Wilson 3 0 6, Evans 2 0 4, Robinson 2 0 5, Davis 2 1 5, Dickinson 8 3 19, Berry 2 0 4, Oba 1 1 3, Stewart 3 0 6, Parker 2 0 4, Satterwhite 1 0 2. Totals: 26 5 58.
Western Hills ....... 18 21 22 15—76
Aiken ....... 10 8 21 19—58
3-pointers: WH—Andrews 2, Mills. A—Robinson. Records: A 0-7 (QCC 0-4).
• Talawanda 57, Lakota East 42 — Junior guard Ryan Holmes scored 19 points for Talawanda, including a 4-for-5 performance from 3-point range.
Talawanda shot 56 percent from the floor in the game. Josh McDade added 13 points for the Braves. Junior forward Ryan Holmes had 14 points for Lakota East, which was hindered by 25 turnovers and 26 percent shooting.
TALAWANDA (57) — Kuranga 0 1 1, McDade 6 1 13, Hamidullah 4 0 8, Barker 1 0 2, Jones 1 1 3, Arlinghaus 2 1 5, Campbell 1 1 3, Holmes 7 1 19, Bennett 1 0 2, Princell 0 1 1. Totals: 23 7 57.
LAKOTA EAST (42) — Graves 3 0 6, Hill 2 0 5, Underwood 3 0 6, Williams 1 0 2, Thompson 2 0 4, Woods 5 0 14, Johnson 0 1 1, Small 2 0 4. Totals: 18 5 42.
Talawanda ....... 12 15 18 12—57
Lakota East ....... 6 10 17 9—42
3-pointers: T—Holmes 4. LE—Hill. Records: T 6-2, LE 4-3.
• Summit Country Day 80, Lockland 57, — Nick Dyer, Ben Roy, and Dan Fry all scored in double figures to lead Summit. Dan Noelcke scored 18 points to pace Lockland.
SUMMIT CD (80) — Roy 7 0 16, Pembaur 2 0 4, Cummings 3 2 9, Dyer 8 0 16, Fry 9 0 19, Schwietering 4 5 13, Sheldon 0 1 1, Roth 1 0 2. Totals: 34 8 80.
LOCKLAND (57) — Farley 1 0 3, Munlin 6 1 17, Noelcke 8 0 18, Cromer 3 0 8, Daniels 3 2 8, Biesbrook 0 1 1, Boyd 1 0 2. Totals: 24 4 57.
Summit CD ....... 13 26 21 20—80
Lockland ....... 11 17 12 17—57
3-pointers: S—Roy 2, Cummings, Fry. L—Farley, Munlin 4, Noelcke 2, Cromer 2. Records: L 3-4 (MVC 2-3).
• St. Bernard 65, New Miami 63, OT — Senior center Bob Culbertston scored on a stickback with one second left in overtime to lift St. Bernard.
New Miami's Shawn Williams sent the game into OT with a putback score at the buzzer of regulation. Williams scored a game-high 22 points.
St. Bernard guards Brooks Hazelbaker and Ryan Schmitt each scored 20 points.
ST. BERNARD (65) — Hazelbaker 8 3 20, Hendricks 1 0 2, Schmitt 8 0 20, Mattingly 3 3 9, Wong 2 0 4, Frazier 1 0 2, Culbertson 4 0 8. Totals: 27 6 65.
NEW MIAMI (63) — Roberts 1 1 3, J. Baker 3 0 6, Payne 1 0 2, Price 8 1 20, M. Baker 2 2 8, Williams 6 10 22, Tusing 0 2 2. Totals: 21 16 63.
St. Bernard ....... 14 9 19 15 8—65
New Miami ....... 15 12 19 11 6—63
3-pointers: SB—Schmitt 4, Hazelbaker. NM—Price 3, M. Baker 2. Records: NM 1-6 (0-5 MVC), SB 3-4.
• St. Xavier 58, Badin 40 — Steve Sollmann scored 14 points in a game where St. Xavier took control with a 21-4 first quarter.
Andy Larkin added 10 points for the Bombers, who remain unbeaten on the season. Rob Niehaus led Badin with 10 points.
BADIN (40) — Cannon 2 0 4, Blackmon 0 6 6, Hinkel 3 0 6, Noonah 1 0 2, Fiehrer 1 0 2, Niehaus 4 2 10, Bosken 2 0 4, Breetz 2 2 6. Totals: 15 10 40.
ST. XAVIER (58) — Callahan 1 0 2, Grogan 1 0 2, Cornette 2 0 5, Kennedy 1 3 5, Cronin 2 1 6, Bast 2 0 4, Larkin 5 0 10, Waligora 1 0 2, Sollmann 6 0 14, Graham 1 1 4, Compton 2 0 4. Totals: 24 5 58.
Badin ....... 4 10 10 16—40
St. Xavier ....... 21 11 16 10—58
3-pointers: St.X—Cornette, Cronin, Sollmann 2, Graham. Records: SX 9-0 (3-0 GCL-S), B 2-7 (0-4 GCL-N).
• Norwood 28, Glen Este 21 — Anthony Fike scored nine of his game-high 11 points in the second half, when Norwood outscored Glen Este 24-5 to take control of the game.
NORWOOD (28) — Fike 3 3 11, McQueen 1 2 4, Morgenroth 1 2 4, Pickerell 1 0 2, Marksbury 3 0 7. Totals: 9 7 28.
GLEN ESTE (21) — Ziegler 0 1 1, Bryant 1 0 2, Tieke 0 6 6, Clyburn 3 0 6, Coates 3 0 6. Totals: 7 7 21.
Norwood ....... 4 0 10 14—28
Glen Este ....... 7 9 0 5—21
3-pointers: N—Fike 2, Marksbury. GE—none. Records: GE 2-6.
• Middletown 55, Dayton Patterson 51, — Qamar Hasan made six-of-six free throws in the fourth quarter after Patterson cut the lead to three points.
The win gave Middletown coach Bob Nocton his 200th career victory.
D. PATTERSON (51) — Cook 4 1 9, Waters 2 1 5, Strickland 2 1 5, Jones 2 0 4, Harris 8 3 19, Drake 1 1 3, Campbell 3 0 6. Totals: 22 7 51.
MIDDLETOWN (55) — Vaughn 4 0 8, Thompson 4 0 9, Hasan 2 8 12, Gates 1 1 3, Helvey 3 5 11, Moss 0 2 2, Adams 3 1 8, Robinson 1 0 2. Totals: 18 17 55.
D. Patterson ....... 9 12 12 18—51
Middletown ....... 15 16 8 16—55
3-pointers: M—Thompson, Adams. Records: M 3-5, P 0-7.
• Madeira 66, Little Miami 50, — The Mustangs made several three-point field goals at the start of the fourth quarter to break open the game.
Tm Dooley led all scorers with 16 points; Vernon Sellers paced Little Miami with 15.
LITTLE MIAMI (50) — Cooper 1 4 6, Dane 3 0 6, Lafollette 1 1 3, Sellers 6 3 15, McConnaughey 3 1 7, Dufour 3 0 6, Pritchard 3 1 7. Totals: 20 10 50.
MADEIRA (66) — Tudor 1 0 3, Scheurer 3 0 6, Dooley 5 2 16, McConnaughey 3 0 6, Burch 0 3 3, Ramirez 4 0 10, Hern 5 0 10, Konieczka 1 1 3, Underwood 3 3 9. Totals: 25 9 66.
Little Miami ....... 13 12 13 12—50
Madeira ....... 12 17 15 22—66
3-pointers: M—Dooley 4, Ramirez 2, Tudor. Records: L 4-4, M 6-1.
• Lakota West 57, Lebanon 48 — Lakota West made eight-of-nine shots from the free throw line in the fourth quarter to seal the victory.
Jamie Chaney scored a game-high 18 points for Lakota West while Matt McCutchan paced Lebanon with 18.
LAKOTA WEST (57) — Parker 1 0 3, Romero 5 1 11, Dunn 3 3 10, McIntosh 0 2 2, Candella 1 0 2, Chaney 6 3 18, Rehring 4 3 11. Totals: 20 12 57.
LEBANON (48) — Johnson 3 0 7, T. Amburgy 3 0 8, Richardson 2 0 5, McCutchan 6 5 18, Alexander 4 2 10. Totals: 18 7 48.
Lakota West ....... 12 12 11 22—57
Lebanon ....... 11 8 9 20—48
3-pointers: Lak—Parker, Dunn, Chaney 3. Leb—Johnson, T. Amburgy 2. Richardson, McCutchan. Records: Lak 8-0, Leb 2-3.
• Hughes 55, Taft 46, — Andre Frazier and Curtis McCants combined to make five-of-six free throws in the fourth quarter to seal the victory.
Frazier scored seven of his 19 points in the fourth quarter. Taft was led by Brandon Turner with 13 points.
HUGHES (55) — Ewbanks 1 0 2, Smiley 3 0 8, Salaam 3 0 7, James 1 0 2, Whitehead 2 0 4, McCants 3 2 10, Soloman 1 1 3, Frazier 7 5 19. Totals: 21 8 55.
TAFT (46) — R. Mack 2 1 5, N, Williams 5 0 10, Turner 2 8 13, McPherson 1 0 2, Cole 5 2 12, S. Mack 2 0 4. Totals: 17 11 46.
Hughes ....... 13 7 16 19—55
Taft ....... 9 12 15 10—46
3-pointers: H—Smiley 2, Salaam, McCants 2. T—Turner. Records: H 3-4 (QCC 3-1), T 1-8 (0-4).
• Goshen 53, Blanchester 37 — Junior forward Nikki Scott scored 20 points to lead Goshen to the non-league victory. Crystal Barnes and Missy Gephart scored 12 points each to lead Blanchester.
BLANCHESTER (37) — Zimmer 1 0 2, Barnes 2 7 12, Hertlein 3 1 7, Emerson 0 2 2, Martin 0 2 2, Gephart 6 0 12. Totals: 12 12 37.
GOSHEN (53) — Rise 1 2 4, Brown 3 1 7, Jay 1 0 3, Hausermann 3 0 7, Bitzer 2 1 5, Polley 2 0 4, Phillips 0 3 3, Scott 5 10 20. Totals: 17 17 53.
Blanchester ....... 5 4 10 18—37
Goshen ....... 8 17 8 20—53
3-pointers: B—Barnes. G—Jay, Hausermann. Records: G 5-5, B 3-6.
• Clermont Northeastern 60, Wyoming 58 — John Nash took the inbounds with 4.2 seconds to play and drove the length of the court, hitting a jumper at the buzzer to win the game for the Rockets.
Adam Monday had tied the game up with a three-pointer with six seconds to play. Ian Lafferty and Scott Lloyd each scored 17 for the Rockets.
WYOMING (58) — Monday 8 1 19, Patch 4 5 13, Lehman 5 0 11, Pridonoss 4 1 9, Dennis 1 0 2, Danzler 1 2 4. Totals: 23 9 58.
CLERMONT NE (60) — Lafferty 5 5 17, Lloyd 4 8 17, Nash 3 6 13, Allen 2 0 4, Ritter 1 5 7. Totals: 15 26 60.
Wyoming ....... 10 12 14 22—58
Clermont NE ....... 8 20 13 19—60
3-pointers: W—Monday 2, Lehman. C—Lafferty 2, Lloyd, Nash. Records: C 7-0, W 4-2.
• Cincinnati Country Day 63, CHCA 44 — CCD opened up a seven-point halftime lead, then built it up to double figures in the second half in a key MVC battle with CHCA.
Noah Allen led CCD with 18 points, while Matt Cohen added 15 and Chris Torlone 13. Jay Morelock led CHCA with 18 points, including all four of his team's 3-pointers in the game.
CCD (63) — Smith 3 3 9, Allen 7 2 18, Mitchell 4 0 8, Torlone 5 3 13, Cohen 6 2 15. Totals: 25 10 63.
CHCA (44) — Morelock 7 0 18, Hunter 1 1 3, Price 2 1 5, Shaw 5 2 12, Trebes 2 2 6. Totals: 17 6 44.
CCD ....... 9 16 15 23—63
CHCA ....... 8 10 12 14—44
3-pointers: CCD—Allen 2, Cohen. CHCA—Morelock 4. Records: CCD 6-1 (4-1 MVC), CHCA 5-2 (3-1 MVC).
• Turpin 67, Mariemont 41 — Sophomore Nick Maull came off the bench to lead Turpin in scoring.
MARIEMONT (41) — Gray 1 0 3, Minor 0 2 2, Hindert 1 3 5, Fisher 6 3 15, Clasen 1 0 2, Reynolds 4 0 8, Hammersmith 1 1 4, Startsman 1 0 2. Totals: 15 9 41.
TURPIN (67) — Horn 1 0 3, Walters 4 2 11, Wilhoit 1 1 3, Mack 3 0 6, Maull 5 1 14, Keate 2 3 8, Grooms 2 1 5, Binkowski 1 1 3, Cary 7 0 14. Totals: 26 9 67.
Mariemont ....... 7 8 9 17—41
Turpin ....... 16 18 12 21—67
3-pointers: M—Gray, Hammersmith. T—Horn, Walters, Maull 3, Keate. Records: M 2-5, T 4-4.
• Ripley 91, Western Latham 53 — Clay Cahall came off the bench to score 19 points in the first half on 9-of-10 shooting.
WESTERN LATHAM (53) — Knisley 2 0 4, Bowles 3 0 6, Walls 4 1 10, Sparlow 1 0 2, Cox 1 0 2, Hughes 5 0 10, Myers 1 0 2, Williams 1 0 2, Farmer 3 3 9, Henderson 1 4 6. Totals: 22 8 53.
RIPLEY (91) — Malone 0 4 4, Turner 1 0 2, Wright 6 4 19, Pfeffer 1 2 4, Swearingen 8 4 22, Cahall 9 2 21, Barbour 1 0 3, Marshall 4 2 10, Regenstein 3 0 6. Totals: 33 18 91.
Western Latham ....... 17 14 9 13—53
Ripley ....... 18 29 30 14—91
3-pointers: W—Walls. R—Wright 3, Swearingen 2, Cahall, Barbour. Records: W 0-6 (0-4 SHL), R 5-2 (3-1).
• Northwest 50, Roger Bacon 45 — Ron Nelson hit a three-pointer with 90 seconds remaining to put Northwest ahead 46-45. The team thenshot 4-of-6 from the line to seal the win.
NORTHWEST (50) — Nelson 7 1 16, Hawkins 3 5 13, Wills 0 1 1, Menifee 1 0 2, Kelly 0 1 1, Moss 2 5 9, Jester 2 4 8. Totals: 15 17 50.
ROGER BACON (45) — Hausfeld 7 2 16, Sheppard 1 0 2, Wyrick 1 0 2, Holt 4 0 9, Huerkamp 3 0 6, Meridy 2 0 4, McManus 3 0 6. Totals: 21 2 45.
Northwest ....... 6 10 19 15—50
Roger Bacon ....... 17 10 12 6—45
3-pointers: N—Northwest, Hawkins 2. R—Holt. Records: R 3-6.
• Amelia 64, Western Brown 58 — Ryan Gladwell scored 18 points and Scott Shelton added 12 to lead Amelia in non-league action.
Doug Howard paced Western Brown with 21 points.
AMELIA (64) — M. Smith 3 0 8, Davis 4 2 11, J. Smith 2 2 6, Scott 1 0 3, Shelton 3 5 12, Scherer 3 0 6, Gladwell 7 4 18. Totals: 23 13 64.
WESTERN BROWN (58) — Phillips 7 0 14, Tackett 2 0 4, Brown 2 0 4, Patton 2 0 5, Hutson 1 3 6, Howard 8 5 21, Abbinante 1 2 4. Totals: 23 10 58.
Amelia ....... 15 12 20 17—64
Western Brown ....... 20 17 11 10—58
3-pointers: A—M. Smith 2, Davis, Scott, Shelton. W—
Patton, Hutson. Records: A 4-3, W 2-6.
• Anderson 59, New Richmond 41 — Peter Cory scored 10 of his 16 points in the first quarter as Anderson jumped out to a 22-9 lead.
Junior Kenny Riddell added 15 points.
Junior forward Matt Armbruster led New Richmond with 12 points.
ANDERSON (59) — Collar 2 0 5, Dils 1 0 2, Riddell 6 2 15, Hart 1 2 4, Cory 7 2 16, Norwell 3 3 9, Kosky 4 0 8. Totals: 24 9 59.
NEW RICHMOND (41) — Jones 2 0 4, Echerivel 2 1 5, Blakley 0 1 1, Walriven 1 0 3, Bock, 1 1 3, Armbruster 5 2 12, Burns 1 0 2, Berry 3 1 7, Steelman 2 0 4. Totals: 17 6 41.
Anderson ....... 22 13 13 11—59
New Richmond ....... 9 12 6 14—41
Three-point field goals: A—Collar, Riddell; N—Walriven. Records: A 3-3, N 1-7.
• Wilmington 64, East Clinton 61 — Janzen Dell hit a 3-pointer with 13 seconds left in the game to give the Hurricanes the victory.
David Washington led a third-quarter run, hitting four 3-pointers.
Mike Reynolds led East Clinton with 21 points.
EAST CLINTON (61) — Slagle 4 0 8, Reynolds 8 3 21, Boggs 3 2 9, Miller 7 1 15, Barnes 2 2 8. Totals: 24 8-14 6.
WILMINGTON (64) — Washington 10 1 26, Dell 3 0 8, Thompson 2 1 5, McCoy 3 0 6, Wilson 7 0 15, Bean 2 0 4. Totals: 27 2-7 64.
East Clinton ....... 13 9 19 20—61
Wilmington ....... 19 9 20 16—64
3-pointers: EC—Reynolds 2, Boggs, Barnes 2. W—
Washington 5, Dell 2, Wilson. Records: W 5-3, EC 6-1.
• North College Hill 74, Landmark Christian 56 — North College Hill turned up the pressure on defense in the second quarter to spark a 20-8 run.
Jermel Turnage paced the Trojans with 15 points. Jason Fryer led all scorers for Landmark with 22.
NCH (74) — Coleman 4 2 10, Benedict 3 0 6, Victorian 2 0 4, Sonnenberg 1 0 2, Pumphrey 2 0 4, Turner 5 2 12, Moore 3 0 6, Turnage 5 3 15, Allen 1 2 5, Kemphaus 3 0 6, Howard 2 0 4. Totals: 31 9 74.
LANDMARK (56) — Ellis 1 0 3, Chamberlain 1 0 2, Sasser 1 0 2, Byrd 7 3 20, Fryer 7 8 22, Lowery 3 1 7. Totals: 20 12 56.
NCH ....... 15 20 18 21—74
Landmark ....... 14 8 19 14—56
3-pointers: N—Turnage 2, Allen. L—Ellis, Byrd 3. Records: NCH 3-5 (MVC 2-3), L 2-6 (1-4).
• Eastern Brown 83, Peebles 42 — Eastern Brown improved to 8-0 behind 23 points from Kyle Stout.
EASTERN BROWN (83) — Downing 2 0 4, B. Kirk 5 0 10, Kalubi 4 0 8, Stout 10 2 23, Mignerey 2 0 4, Hauke 6 3 15, Tracy 2 0 4, Holdaway 4 1 9, Dotson 2 0 4, Yokey 0 2 2. Totals: 37 8 83.
PEEBLES (42) — Ad. Carroll 3 2 9, McCoy 3 0 8, Cheesburo 1 1 3, Worley 1 1 3, Newman 1 0 2, Al. Carroll 2 0 4, Smalley 3 1 7, McKenzie 0 1 1, Shoemaker 0 2 2, Conaway 1 0 3. Totals: 15 4 42.
Eastern Brown ....... 18 18 23 24—83
Peebles ....... 12 4 16 10—42
3-pointers: E—Stout; P—Ad. Carroll, McCoy 2, Conway. Records: E 8-0 (4-0 SHL), P 2-5 (1-3 SHL).
• Dayton Christian 83, Lemon-Monroe 49 — Ronain Sato scored a game-high 29 points to help Dayton Christian remain undefeated.
Kyle Braun paced Lemon-Monroe with 13 points.
DAYTON CHRISTIAN (83) — Boykin 2 0 4, Krets 1 0 2, Deister 6 0 14, Wilder 2 0 4, Sato 13 6 29, Grandgirard 3 0 6, Wilcox 4 0 8, Mitchell 3 1 7, Longnecker 0 3 3, Fultz 1 2 4, Dotte 1 0 2. Totals: 36 8 83 .
LEMON-MONROE (49) — Braun 5 0 13, Bailey 1 0 2, Calhoun 5 1 11, Shanks 0 1 1, Sprague 0 1 1, McMonigle 2 2 6, Reffitt 1 0 2, Burns 2 1 5, Woodward 3 2 8. Totals: 20 8 49 .
Dayton Christian ....... 20 23 20 20—83
Lemon-Monroe ....... 8 11 13 17—49
3-pointers: D—Deister 2, Sato. L—Braun. Records: D 7-0 L 2-5.
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