Friday, January 07, 2000
Cincinnati girls basketball roundup
No. 1 Mason gets stiff test from Harrison
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Mason, ranked No. 1 in The Enquirer's coaches poll, made 8-of-10 free throws in the fourth quarter to hold off a tough Harrison team 49-41 in girls basketball action Thursday night.
Harrison used a 3-2 zone defense to frustrate Mason in the second half. The Wildcats held Michelle Munoz to four points in the second half.
Harrison had a chance to take the lead with five minutes remaining, but missed two free throws. The Comets opened a small lead and sealed the game from the foul line.
MASON (49) — Ellis 3 2 9, Schull 1 3 5, Issenmann 4 4 12, Jones 1 2 4, Munoz 7 5 19. Totals: 16 16 49.
HARRISON (41) — Daly 4 0 10, Bailey 3 1 7, Toney 3 3 9, Lux 2 2 6, Ransick 4 0 9. Totals: 16 6 41.
Mason ....... 17 11 4 17—49
Harrison ....... 10 8 14 9—41
3-pointers: M—Ellis. H—Dailey 2, Ransick. Records: M 11-0 (FAVC 6-0), H 6-4 (4-2).
• McNicholas 54, Alter 39 — McNicholas started four players off the bench to start the second half and the result was a 17-8 run. Becky Johnson scored four points off the bench and Jennifer Oberschmidt hit a key 3-pointer.
Junior center Ashley Clark paced McNicholas with 19 points.
ALTER (39) — Heaton 6 2 14, Taylor 2 0 5, Davis 1 1 3, Rindler 0 2 2, Adamson 2 1 7, Brown 0 1 1, Storer 3 1 7. Totals: 14 8 39.
McNICHOLAS (54) — Hornschemeier 2 0 4, Jostworth 0 1 1, Akubeze 1 0 2, J. Oberschmidt 3 0 8, A. Clark 9 1 19, J. Brezing 1 0 2, B. Clark 2 0 4, L. Oberschmidt 3 0 6, Johnson 1 4 6, K. Brezing 1 0 2. Totals: 23 6 54.
Alter ....... 7 14 8 10—39
McNicholas ....... 9 17 17 16—54
3-pointers: A—Taylor, Adamson 2. M—J. Oberschmidt 2. Records: M 5-3 (GGCL 2-3).
• St. Ursula 56, Ursuline 44 — Senior Gretchen Menke scored eight points in the third quarter for St. Ursula. The Bulldogs went on a 20-8 run in the quarter.
Mimi Mahon sank five free throws in the fourth quarter and Carmen Hogel added four.
With the victory St. Ursula improved to 9-2. Ursuline fell to 10-2.
URSULINE (44) — Zestermann 3 2 8, Verrett 1 2 5, Klein 3 0 7, Davren 3 1 8, Meyer 1 0 3, Pelimeni 1 4 6, Walker 1 4 7. Totals: 13 13 46.
ST. URSULA (56) — Fischer 2 0 4, Hogel 2 5 10, Menke 7 2 16, Eichmann 4 0 8, Mahon 2 6 11, Grogan 3 0 7. Totals: 20 13 56.
Ursuline ....... 10 12 8 14—44
St. Ursula ....... 10 9 20 17—56
3-pointers: U—Verrett, Klein, Davren, Meyer, Walker. SU—Hogel, Mahon, Grogan. Records: U 10-2 (GGCL 3-2), SU 9-2 (4-1).
• Princeton 60, Hamilton 32 — Senior Kim Lancaster scored 26 points and grabbed 11 rebounds as Princeton improved to 7-1.
The Lady Vikings were never challenged after opening a 14-5 lead in the first quarter.
HAMILTON (32) — Brosey 2 0 4, Tolbert 3 1 7, Bush 2 1 5, Rusbosin 4 2 11, Brown 0 3 3, Hardin 0 2 2. Totals: 11 9 32.
PRINCETON (60) — Davis 2 0 4, Skoog 2 1 5, Noble 2 0 5, Keown 1 0 2, Lancaster 11 4 26, Bradshaw 6 4 16, Smith 0 2 2. Totals: 24 11 60.
Hamilton ....... 5 8 9 10—32
Princeton ....... 14 19 13 14—60
3-pointers: H—Rusbosin. P—Noble. Records: P 7-1 (GMC 6-1), H 6-5 (4-4).
• Colerain 62, Lakota East 28 — Juniors Quanita Hailey and Katie Haggard combined for 11 points in the first quarter, when Colerain put the game away with a 21-2 run.
Hailey finished with a game-high 14 points.
LAKOTA EAST (28) — Andrea 4 0 8, Lee 3 2 8, Wyckoff 0 3 3, Webb 2 0 4, Nollen 1 1 3, Simpson 1 0 2. Totals: 11 6 28.
COLERAIN (62) — Hailey 5 4 14, Schmithorst 1 0 2, Wessel 3 2 9, Haggard 4 0 8, Mahler 2 2 6, Bankston 2 0 4, S. Croxton 3 5 11, Grace 2 2 6, Miller 2 0 4. Totals: 24 15 62.
Lakota East ....... 2 7 1 16—28
Colerain ....... 21 17 13 12—62
3-point field goals: LE—none. C—Wessel. Records: LE 0-10 (0-7 GMC), C 8-2 (5-2).
• Lakota West 67, Middletown 19 — Senior guard Lisa Hutzelman was 6-of-8 from 3-point range en route to a season-high 20 points to lead Lakota West.
Cara Wright (13 points, 12 rebounds) and Andrea Carlberg (11 points, 10 rebounds) had double-doubles for West.
LAKOTA WEST (67) — Shaw 0 1 1, Steciow 1 0 2, Wilson 4 0 8, Nowicki 1 0 2, Swift 4 0 8, Hutzelman 6 2 20, Wright 6 1 13, Carlberg 4 3 11, Eifert 1 0 2. Totals: 27 7 67.
MIDDLETOWN (19) — Thomas 2 0 4, Bond 1 0 2, Mack 2 0 5, Sorrell 4 0 8. Totals: 9 0 19.
Lakota West ....... 18 24 18 7—67
Middletown ....... 8 5 4 2—19
3-point field goals: LW—Hutzelman 6. M—
Mack. Records: LW 5-8 (3-4 GMC), M 0-11 (0-7).
• Reading 51, Mariemont 49 — Kristen Nolte found a cutting Barbie Baltimore with a nice feed for the game-winning layup with two seconds remaining. Reading had trailed by as many as 11 points in the second half.
Baltimore finished with 21 points as the Blue Devils chalked up their first league win of the season. Freshman Liz Kauffman scored 21 to lead Mariemont.
MARIEMONT (49) — Kauffman 9 1 21, Potts 1 1 3, Ruschel 1 1 3, Harbison 2 0 4, Hook 4 3 11, Hawk 1 0 2, Rogers 1 1 3, Shaeffer 1 0 2. Totals: 20 7 49.
READING (51) — Mi. Murphy 1 4 6, Me. Murphy 2 3 7, Baltimore 9 3 21, Fletcher 0 2 2, Nolte 2 0 4, Ramsey 1 0 2, Gallo 1 0 2, Lawson 3 1 7. Totals: 19 13 51.
Mariemont ....... 9 14 13 13—49
Reading ....... 8 10 10 23—51
3-point field goals: M—Kauffman 2. R—none. Records: M 1-8, R 4-8 (1-6 CHL).
• Wyoming 65, Taylor 35 — Junior center Maria McCarthy scored 22 points to pace Wyoming. The Cowboys opened a 18-4 first-quarter lead behind a swarming defense.
WYOMING (65) — Anderson 5 0 12, Hoyles 4 0 9, Verhaeghe 1 2 4, McCarthy 11 0 22, McGee 3 1 7, Loper 1 1 3, Becker 4 0 8. Totals: 29 4 65.
TAYLOR (35) — Neidhard 2 2 6, Hardin 1 0 2, Hoffman 0 1 1, Poynter 3 0 6, Miller 3 2 10, Smith 2 1 5, Doll 2 1 5. Totals: 13 7 35.
Wyoming ....... 18 12 12 23—65
Taylor ....... 4 6 9 16—35
3-point goals: W—Anderson 2, Hoyles. T—Miller 2. Records: T 3-7 (CHL 2-5), W 7-2 (5-1).
• Little Miami 50, Ross 44 — Little Miami outscored the Rams 28-2 from the free-throw line and outrebounded Ross 40-27.
Junior forward Ashley Richardson scored 12 points and pulled down nine rebounds to lead Little Miami. Courtney Balser added six points and 14 rebounds.
ROSS (44) — Lockaby 2 0 4, Guether 4 0 10, Wagers 2 2 6, Lee 1 0 2, Bogolo 6 0 12, Harrison 1 0 2, Collins 1 0 2, Wertman 3 0 6. Totals: 20 2 44.
LITTLE MIAMI (50) — Werden 2 2 7, Back 0 6 6, Smiley 0 4 4, A. Balser 1 0 3, Eversole 0 2 2, Richardson 4 4 12, C. Balser 1 4 6, S. Journeay 2 5 9, L. Journeay 0 1 1. Totals: 10 28 50.
Ross ....... 6 13 8 17—44
Little Miami ....... 19 11 8 12—50
3-point field goals: R—Guether 2. LM—Werden, A. Balser. Records: LM 8-3 (4-2 FAVC-C), R 1-7 (0-5).
• Glen Este 65, Northwest 25 — Sarah Bolten scored a game-high 16 points to lead Glen Este. The Trojans were never challenged after a 16-4 first-quarter run.
NORTHWEST (25) — Meister 1 0 2, Watts 1 1 3, Dobrowolski 1 0 2, Elam 4 4 12, Gray 1 0 2, Haggard 2 0 4. Totals: 10 5 25.
GLEN ESTE (65) — Wilson 6 0 12, Bolten 7 0 16, Ruehl 6 0 12, Kunz 1 0 2, Kools 0 3 3, Dorsch 3 1 7, Riley 2 0 5, Goodman 2 0 4, Pennington 2 0 4. Totals: 29 4 65.
Northwest ....... 4 6 10 5—25
Glen Este ....... 16 17 15 17—65
3-point field goals: G—Bolten 2, Riley. Records: N 5-4 (3-2 FAVC Cardinal) G 7-2 (5-1).
• Amelia 56, Anderson 44 — Senior center Amanda Bartels scored 10 of her game-high 26 points in the second quarter.
ANDERSON (44) — Gelvin 1 0 2, Sherrick 5 2 14, Deeds 2 2 6, Gruber 3 0 8, Leavy 5 1 11, Norwell 0 1 1, Ross 0 2 2. Totals: 16 8 44.
AMELIA (56) — Votapek 1 0 2, Thomasson 3 0 6, Davidson 1 0 2, Guinan 2 2 6, Forbes 3 0 6, Bartels 11 4 26, Gillespie 2 2 8. Totals: 23 8 56.
Anderson ....... 9 11 15 9—44
Amelia ....... 14 19 11 12—56
3-pointers: An—Gruber 2, Sherrick 2. Am—
Gillespie 2. Records: Am 6-3 (FAVC-B 4-2), An 1-8 (0-5).
• Aiken 31, Taft 25 — Aiken scored 10 unaswered points in the third quarter to take control of a close game. Kisha Pryor sparked the run with three steals.
TAFT (25) — Phelts 2 2 6, Rogers 6 0 13, Black 0 2 2, Tobin 1 0 3, Edwards 1 0 3. Totals: 9 4 25.
AIKEN (31) — Wells 2 2 6, Pryor 4 1 9, Harris 2 4 8, Satterwhite 4 0 8. Totals: 16 7 31.
Taft ....... 11 8 0 8—25
Aiken ....... 6 6 10 9—31
3-pointers: T—Rogers, Tobin, Edwards. Records: T 0-7, A 1-6.
• Summit 65, New Miami 25 — Betsy Fraser scored 13 points and Kriston Springs added 12. Summit broke the game open early with a 26-3 first-quarter run.
NEW MIAMI (25) — Robinson 5 0 12, Lauson 1 1 3, McBee 0 1 1, Proffitt 3 0 6, Ritchie 1 1 3. Totals: 10 3 25.
SUMMIT (65) — Hoeck 5 0 11, Fraser 5 2 13, Haas 1 1 3, Conners 3 2 8, Boyce 4 0 8, Ross 1 0 2, Lydon 2 0 4, Bunch 1 0 2, Kief 1 0 2, Springs 5 1 12. Totals: 28 6 65.
New Miami ....... 3 7 7 8—25
Summit ....... 26 15 12 12—65
3-pointers: NM—Robinson 2. S—Hoeck, Fraser, Springs. Records: S 5-4 (MVC 4-3), NM 1-7.
• SCPA 51, Sydney, Australia, 42 — SCPA overcame a 24-15 halftime deficit. Kate Spickard led the comeback by scoring 16 of her 23 points in the second half.
SYDNEY (42) — Brown 7 3 18, Savage 1 0 2, Mewing 1 3 5, Schutt 4 1 9, Chapmen 4 0 8. Totals: 17 7 42.
SCPA (51) — Spickard 9 5 23, Hill 1 2 4, Brumis 1 0 2, Partlow 1 0 2, John 4 0 8, Williams 3 2 8, Hoermschemeyer 1 0 2, Gordan 1 0 2. Totals: 21 9 51.
Sydney ....... 11 13 14 4—42
SCPA ....... 8 7 21 15—51
3-point field goals: Sy—Brown. Records: SCPA 6-3.
• Eaton 45, Middletown Madison 39 — Morgan Adsit and Lisa Aukerman each hit a pair of free throws in the final 1:30 to seal the win.
Adsit scored a game-high 14 points for Eaton.
Starlah Rose and Cara Young each scored 12 points for Madison.
EATON (45) — Killen 3 0 9, Adsit 4 4 14, Johnston 1 0 2, Guthrie 3 1 7, Aukerman 4 1 9, Moreland 2 0 4. Totals: 17 6 45.
MADISON (39) — H. Kroger 1 0 2, Delscamp 1 0 2, Rose 4 2 12, E. Kroger 1 0 2, Young 5 2 12, Cox 3 2 8, Snoden 0 1 1. Totals: 15 7 39 .
Eaton ....... 9 16 8 12—45
Madison ....... 10 7 14 8—39
3-point field goals: E—Killen 3, Adsit 2. M—
Rose 2. Records: M 8-3 (2-2 SWBL).
• North College Hill 65, St. Bernard 48 — North College Hill extended its winning streak to eight games, a school record. Freshman Michele Miller paced the Trojans with 27 points and Amber Flynn added 20.
ST. BERNARD (48) — Byrd 1 0 2, Smith 10 1 21, Kramer 3 0 9, McPartlin 6 0 12, St. Clair 1 0 2, Russell 1 0 2. Totals: 22 1 48.
NORTH COLLEGE HILL (65) — L. Johnson 5 0 10, Lovette 2 1 6, S. Johnson 1 0 2, Flynn 9 1 20, Miller 9 5 27. Totals: 26 7 65.
St. Bernard ....... 7 8 18 15—48
NCH ....... 17 16 20 12—65
3-point field goals: S—Kramer 3. N—Lovette, Flynn, Miller 4. Records: S 3-5 (1-4 MVC) N 8-2 (6-2).
• Sycamore 59, Milford 29 — Lindsay Austin scored a game-high 14 points to lead Sycamore. Sara Melvin added 10 points for the Aviators.
SYCAMORE (59) — Frank 2 1 5, Fitzwilson 1 0 2, Melvin 4 2 10, Austin 6 2 14, Schwerdtmann 1 0 2, Dunn 2 0 4, Kimmey 1 2 5, Agonafir-Smith 2 3 7, Goure 1 0 2, Pennington 4 0 8. Totals: 24 10 59.
MILFORD (29) — Potrafke 1 0 2, Richmond 4 0 8, Broecker 3 0 6, Hrovat 2 0 4, Gaible 1 0 2, Stevens 1 0 3, Griffith 2 0 4. Totals: 14 0 29.
Sycamore ....... 12 15 17 15—59
Milford ....... 3 4 10 12—29
3-point field goals: S—Kimmey. M—Stevens. Records: S 9-2 (8-0 GMC) M 6-5 (4-3).
• Hughes 61, Mt. Healthy 33 — Ashante Pettijohn led Hughes with 19 points and Keiarra Moore added 15 points. The outcome was never in doubt after the Big Red opened a 19-5 first-quarter lead.
HUGHES (61) — Moore 6 0 15, Everson 4 3 11, Burns 6 0 12, Bridges 2 0 4, Pettijohn 7 3 19. Totals: 25 6 61.
MT. HEALTHY (33) — Bowden 1 0 2, Mahlerwein 1 0 3, Brewer 0 2 2, Barrett 3 2 9, Chilton 3 0 6, Simmons 3 0 7, Hale 1 0 2, Tillman 0 1 1, Taylor 0 1 1. Totals: 12 6 33.
Hughes ....... 19 16 20 6—61
Mt. Healthy ....... 5 14 9 5—33
3-point field goals: H—Moore 3. M—Mahlerwein, Barrett, Simmons. Records: H 6-3 (5-0 QCC) M 4-3 (4-1).
• Withrow 49, Western Hills 44, OT — Shere Cunningham scored five points in overtime.
Cunningham finished with a game-high 28 points. Niya Hill paced Western Hills with 14 points.
WITHROW (49) — Cunningham 11 2 28, Raven 2 0 4, Collins 4 0 9, Richardson 1 2 4, Mack 2 0 4. Totals: 20 4 49.
WESTERN HILLS (44) — Cook 1 0 2, R. Tolliver 0 2 2, Richardson 4 0 8, Bullock 4 0 8, Edwards 3 0 6, Hill 6 2 14, Goodrich 2 0 4. Totals: 20 4 44.
Withrow ....... 12 7 9 14 7—49
Western Hills ....... 6 12 16 8 2—44
3-point field goals: Wi—Cunningham 4, Collins. Records: Wi 4-3 (3-2 QCC) We 1-8 (1-4).
• Lebanon 75, Norwood 70 — Unbeaten Lebanon withstood a furious Norwood fourth-quarter comeback attempt.
The Warriors built a 39-26 halftime lead and led 58-43 after three quarters, but Norwood scored 27 points in the final quarter to make it a close game.
Angela Prosperi and Lindsey Hicks scored 22 points each for Lebanon. Norwood's Melissa Davis led all scorers with 31.
NORWOOD (70) — Henderson 6 2 15, Burns 1 2 4, Jennings 4 3 11, McCarthy 4 0 8, Davis 11 6 31, McCalla 0 1 1. Totals: 26 14 70.
LEBANON (75) — Prosperi 10 1 22, Pickett 0 1 1, Siehl 2 4 8, Gregory 4 1 9, Gray 1 1 3, Pritchard 3 0 6, LeVan 2 0 4, Hicks 8 5 22. Totals: 30 13 75.
Norwood ....... 16 10 17 27—70
Lebanon ....... 24 15 19 17—75
3-point field goals: N—Davis 3, Henderson. L—Prosperi, Hicks. Records: N 1-7 (0-6 FAVC Cardinal) L 10-0 (6-0).
• Mount Notre Dame 45, McAuley 28 — Mount Notre Dame came live in the second half to outscore McAuley 34-11.
Michelle Emming led the Cougars with 12 points and Jen Emming added 11.
McAULEY (28) — Donawerth 2 0 5, Sullivan 0 1 1, Esterkamp 2 4 8, Hoffman 1 0 3, Lichtenfeld 2 0 5, Kampschmidt 1 1 3, Rust 1 0 2, Ziegler 0 1 1. Totals: 9 7 28.
MT. NOTRE DAME (45) — Cooper 2 0 4, Tobertge 3 0 6, J. Emming 4 2 10, Engel 1 0 2, Nahrup 1 0 3, Seibert 2 0 4, Schaaff 1 2 4, M. Emming 5 1 12. Totals: 19 5 45.
McAuley ....... 9 7 4 7—28
Mt. Notre Dame ....... 5 6 20 14—45
3-point field goals: McA—Donawerth, Hoffman, Lichtenfeld. MtN—Nahrup, M. Emming. Records: McA 3-8 MtN 6-3 (3-1 GGCL).
• Bethel-Tate 61, New Richmond 32 — Bethel-Tate took command in the third quarter with a 21-8 run.
Brittney Morris led all scorers with 16 points for Bethel-Tate while Yanci Barker added 14 points.
BETHEL-TATE (61) — Harvey 0 1 1, Pride 5 1 12, Barker 7 0 14, Canter 1 2 4, Collins 2 3 7, Bri. Morris 7 0 16, Bre. Morris 3 1 7. Totals: 25 8 61.
NEW RICHMOND (32) — Coslet 1 0 2, Loving 6 2 14, Digeronimo 1 0 3, Curfiss 0 2 2, Root 0 1 1, Combs 5 0 10. Totals: 13 5 32.
Bethel-Tate ....... 13 12 21 15—61
New Richmond ....... 9 7 8 8—32
3-point field goals: B—Pride, Bri. Morris 2. N—Digeronimo. Records: N 1-9 (1-4 SBC).
• Batavia 52, Western Brown 45 — Batavia's full-court press forced Western Brown into 15 first-half turnovers, and the result was a 34-15 Bulldog halftime advantage.
Katie Swart led Batavia with 16 points. Fellow junior Amber Bishop added 13 points.
BATAVIA (52) — Bishop 5 2 13, Weidner 2 2 7, Swart 8 0 16, Sprage 5 0 10, Wehrman 3 0 6. Totals: 23 4 52.
WESTERN BROWN (45) — Wesley 0 2 2, Jones 4 0 8, Cecil 9 7 25, Smith 2 2 6, Silvis 2 0 4. Totals: 17 11 45.
Batavia ....... 16 18 11 7—52
Western Brown ....... 6 9 9 21—45
Three-point field goals: B—Bishop, Weidner. Records: B 5-4 (4-2 SBC), W 4-6 (3-2 SBC).
• Mercy 47, Seton 41 — Mercy opened up a nine-point advantage by halftime, and Seton never reclaimed the lead.
Angie Ceuch led Mercy with 15 points. Amy Holmes paced Seton with nine points.
MERCY (47) — Zinser 1 0 2, Miller 0 1 1, Stern 1 0 2, Ceuch 5 4 15, Barnes 1 2 5, Heintz 1 0 2, Claeir 1 2 4, Winright 1 0 2, Jones 1 0 2, Woody 6 0 12. Totals: 18 9 47.
SETON (41) — Kelsey 2 0 5, Robbins 3 0 7, A. Holmes 4 0 9, E. Meyer 4 0 8, A. Meyer 2 0 4, Kenney 0 2 2, M. Holmes 2 2 6. Totals: 17 4 41.
Mercy ....... 12 14 10 11—47
Seton ....... 11 6 11 13—41
Three-point field goals: M—Barnes, Ceuch. S—Kelsey, Robbins, A. Holmes.
• Fairfield 53, Lima 37 — The Indians pressing defense that forced 21 turnovers, coupled with balanced scoring, paved the way for the victory.
Tara Johnson was one of three Fairfield players in double figures, while Lima's leading scorer Carin Horrin, was held to five.
LIMA (37) — Wilson 1 0 2, Marshall 1 0 2, Good 0 1 1, Carlise 6 1 13, Reynolds 1 1 4, Johnson 0 1 1, Horrin 2 1 5, Jackson 3 3 9. Totals: 14-53 7-17 37.
FAIRFIELD (53) — Chaney 1 0 2, King 1 0 2, T. Johnson 6 0 14, K. Johnson 1 2 4, Hanck 2 0 4, Hauck 1 0 2, Thompson 6 0 12, Hollinsgworth 1 0 2, Owens 0 1 1, Staudt 4 2 10. Totals: 23-62 5-9 53.
Lima ....... 12 12 7 6—37
Fairfield ....... 16 10 12 15—53
3-pointers: Carlise, Reynolds. F—Johnson 2.
• Hamilton Badin 38, Roger Bacon 28 — Kerri Fiehrer scored a game-high 10 points to lead Hamilton Badin.
Ellie Hazelbaker paced Roger Bacon with 10 points.
HAMILTON BADIN (38) — Vilkoski 0 2 2, Benett 3 3 9, Fiehrer 4 2 10, Shull 3 0 6, Morner 0 4 4, Overton 2 1 5, Wolf 1 0 2. Totals: 13 12 38.
ROGER BACON (28) — Holt 1 1 3, Gutzwiller 1 0 2, Schaefer 0 2 2, Kelly 0 2 2, Metz 2 0 4, Hazelbaker 4 2 10, Jendrew 1 2 5. Totals: 9 9 28.
Badin ....... 2 8 14 14—38
Roger Bacon ....... 2 9 6 11—28
Three-point field goals: R—Jendrew. Records: RB 8-2 (2-1 GGCL).
• Williamsburg 48, Lockland 27 — Kristy Maham helped put the game away for Williamsburg, scoring 10 of her 16 points in the fourth quarter.
WILLIAMSBURG (48) — Ferguson 7 1 19, J. Smith 1 0 3, Kissinger 0 1 1, Snyder 3 0 6, Hailey 0 3 3, Maham 6 4 16. Totals: 17 9 48.
LOCKLAND (27) — Roy 1 5 7, Cromer 1 0 2, Urton 2 0 4, Freeman 3 3 9, Sickinger 1 0 2, McCutcheon 0 1 1, Robbins 0 2 2. Totals: 8 11 27.
Williamsburg ....... 10 9 9 20—48
Lockland ....... 8 7 3 9—27
Three-point field goals: W—Ferguson 4, J. Smith. Records: L 0-8.
• CHCA 59, Seven Hills 36 — Nancy Bowden led CHCA with 16 points. Senior guard Keli Gentry added 12 points and seven assists.
SEVEN HILLS (36) — McGraw 6 1 13, McHugh 1 0 2, Kalubi 1 1 3, Robertson 3 2 9, McIlwraith 4 0 8, Hanlon 0 1 1. Totals: 15 5 36.
CHCA (59) — Gentry 3 4 12, N. Bowden 7 2 16, Hewitt 5 0 10, Wightman 1 0 2, Snyder 3 2 8, Holman 2 0 4, T. Bowden 1 0 2, Stoots 2 1 5. Totals: 24 9 59.
Seven Hills ....... 11 9 4 12—36
CHCA ....... 19 17 15 8—59
Three-point field goals: S—Robertson; C—
Gentry 2. Records: C 7-0.
• Loveland 54, Kings 49 — Tara Miller scored 14 points and fellow sophomore Nicole Wilson added 13 to lead Loveland in FAVC-C action.
Kings' Sarah Fox led all scorers with 15 points.
LOVELAND (54) — Polce 3 0 6, Muhammad 5 2 12, Miller 4 5 14, Kennedy 2 1 5, Lanker 1 1 3, Strickland 0 1 1, Wilson 4 5 13. Totals: 19 15 54.
KINGS (49) — S. Fox 4 7 15, McAlarney 2 0 4, Byrd 4 2 11, Heekin 1 0 2, Jump 3 1 7, McClung 4 0 8, L. Fox 1 0 2. Totals: 19 9 49.
Loveland ....... 12 11 18 13—54
Kings ....... 17 7 12 13—49
Three-point field goals: L—Miller; K—Byrd, Jump. Records: L (4-2 FAVC), K 4-5 (4-1 FAVC).
• Finneytown 60, Deer Park 20 — Finneytown broke the game open with a 24-4 third-quarter run, spearheaded by Michelle Behler's 10 points.
Behler personally equalled Deer Park's total of 20 points.
DEER PARK (20) — Eigel 2 0 4, Hott 3 1 7, Howard 1 0 2, Levitt 2 0 4, Jelter 1 1 3. Totals: 9 2 20.
FINNEYTOWN (60) — Bookbank 2 2 6, Flick 3 0 6, Ne. Behler 1 0 2, Mi. Behler 8 4 20, Nehr 2 2 6, Monterosso 2 0 4, Crowley 0 2 2, Meyer 5 0 10, Bond 2 0 4. Totals: 25 10 60.
Deer Park ....... 2 6 4 8—20
Finneytown ....... 12 8 24 16—60
Records: F 7-2 (4-2 CHL).
• CCD 64, Landmark 30, at Landmark — Sophomore Stefanie Reiber scored a game-high 18 points for the Indians.
Andrea Sebastian, a junior transfer from Harrison, had 12 points in her first game with the Eagles.
CCD (64) — Byer 5 0 10, Reiber 9 0 18, Baker 4 1 11, Hale 5 0 10, Fitzhugh 3 0 6, N. Geier 4 0 8, E. Geier 0 1 1. Totals: 30 2 64.
LANDMARK (30) — Chamberlin 1 1 4, Meyer 2 0 4, Gresham 4 0 8, Durham 1 0 2, Sebastian 6 0 12. Totals: 14 1 30.
CCD ....... 24 11 16 13—64
Landmark ....... 6 4 10 10—30
3-point field goals: CCD 2 (Baker 2); L 1 (Chamberlain). Records: CCD 7-2, L 2-7.
• Turpin 49, Winton Woods 44, at Turpin — Turpin's Cara Biser and Julie Barth combined for nine points in the fourth quarter.
WINTON WOODS (49) — Sims 1 0 2, Fletcher 6 2 15, Johnson 6 0 12, Smith 1 0 2, Tinsley 5 0 10, Davis 1 1 3. Totals: 21 3 44.
TURPIN (44) — Biser 4 2 12, Barth 3 4 10, Fox 2 0 4, Ulrey 3 4 10, Cummings 4 0 9, Maue 1 2 4. Totals: 17 12 49.
Winton Woods ....... 10 15 8 11—44
Turpin ....... 8 9 15 17—49
3-pointers-WW 1 (Fletcher) T 3 (Biser 2, Cummings 1). Records-T 2-8, 1-5
• Whiteoak 65, Ripley 56 — Trisha Meyers led Whiteoak with 20 points.
WHITEOAK (65) — Meyers 8 4 20, Vance 4 2 10, Naylor 6 5 19, Wright 1 1 3, West 5 1 11. Totals: 24 13 65.
RIPLEY (56) — Pfeffer 4 0 8, Turner 3 0 7, Campbell 4 6 14, Brandenburg 5 2 14, Huff 5 1 11, Griffith 1 0 2. Totals: 21 9 56.
Whiteoak ....... 16 11 11 27—65
Ripley ....... 10 18 16 12—56
Three-point field goals: W—Naylor 4. R—Turner, Brandenburg 2. Records: W 5-3 (4-2 SHL), R 2-6 (1-5).
• Clinton-Massie 44, Blanchester 41 — Mandy Duncan scored a game-high 16 points to lead Clinton-Massie.
BLANCHESTER (41) — Eury 1 0 3, Barnes 2 5 9, Hertlein 1 6 8, Emerson 4 0 9, Martin 2 0 4, Gephart 3 0 6, Rineair 1 0 2. Totals: 14 11 41.
CLINTON-MASSIE (44) — Ferrau 4 0 8, King 4 0 8, Duncan 6 2 16, Wood 2 2 6, Fisher 0 4 4, Sudman 1 0 2. Totals: 17 8 44.
Blanchester ....... 8 15 4 14—41
Clinton-Massie ....... 13 7 8 16—44
3-point field goals: B—Eury, Emerson. C—
Duncan 2. Records: B 3-7 (2-4 KTC) C 3-10 (2-4).
• Eaton 45, Middletown Madison 39 — Morgan Adsit and Lisa Aukerman each hit a pair of free throws in the final 1:30 to seal the win.
Adsit scored a game-high 14 points for Eaton.
Starlah Rose and Cara Young each scored 12 points for Madison.
EATON (45) — Killen 3 0 9, Adsit 4 4 14, Johnston 1 0 2, Guthrie 3 1 7, Aukerman 4 1 9, Moreland 2 0 4. Totals: 17 6 45.
MADISON (39) — H. Kroger 1 0 2, Delscamp 1 0 2, Rose 4 2 12, E. Kroger 1 0 2, Young 5 2 12, Cox 3 2 8, Snoden 0 1 1. Totals: 15 7 39 .
Eaton ....... 9 16 8 12—45
Madison ....... 10 7 14 8—39
3-point field goals: E—Killen 3, Adsit 2. M—
Rose 2. Records: M 8-3 (2-2 SWBL).
• East Central 67, South Ripley 55 — Senior forward Kindra Mooreman scored 24 points, including 10 in the decisive third quarter, for East Central.
SOUTH RIPLEY (55) — Cook 3 2 8, Louber 6 0 14, Wehr 8 1 17, Sparks 1 2 4, Lawburgh 4 0 8, Toops 0 2 2, Kohlmeier 1 0 2. Totals: 23 7 55.
EAST CENTRAL (67) — Zimmerman 5 2 13, Mooreman 9 6 24, Frondorf 2 6 10, Fox 3 2 11, Wiedeman 2 1 5, Mooushart 1 0 2, Howe 1 0 2. Totals: 23 17 67.
South Ripley ....... 8 18 17 12—55
East Central ....... 10 21 22 14—67
3-point field goals: S—Louber 2; E—Zimmerman, Fox 3. Records: S 9-3, E 3-7.
• Rising Sun 78, Australia Lady Roos 59 — Senior forward Jennifer Brock scored a career-high 32 and twin sister Jessica added 18 to pace Rising Sun.
The Shiners, ranked No.1 in class A in Indiana, took control with a 17-6 second quarter run.
AUSTRALIA (59) — McEwen 2 4 9, O'Haooran 1 1 3, Hillman 5 1 12, Mullen 1 0 3, Rothwell 8 1 18, Jones 3 2 9, Blaanderen 2 1 5. Totals: 22 10 59.
RISING SUN (78) — Jen. Brock 12 9 32, Jes. Brock 8 2 18, Dedreu 0 2 2, Messer 5 0 10, Thies 1 1 3, Turner 4 1 9, Baker 1 0 2, Ward 1 0 2. Totals: 31 15 78.
Australia ....... 19 6 17 17—59
Rising Sun ....... 19 17 17 25—78
3-point field goals: A—McEwen, Hillman, Mullen, Rothwell, Jones; R—Jen. Brock. Records: R 10-1.
• Hillsboro 47, Georgetown 32 — Sophomore center Leia Snyder scored five of her 10 points in the first quarter as Hillsboro jumped out to a 12-5 lead. Tara Walker led Hillsboro with 13 points.
HILLSBORO (47) — Bailiff 2 0 4, Butler 3 2 8, Wright 0 1 1, Blair 2 1 6, Snyder 4 2 10, Kibbler 2 1 5, Walker 5 3 13. Totals: 18 10 47.
GEORGETOWN (32) — DeClaire 1 0 2, Helbling 0 1 1, Graham 0 1 1, B. Cahall 0 1 1, Miller 1 0 2, Brown 1 2 4, Gardner 3 2 8, Tucker 4 2 10, D. Cahall 0 3 3. Totals: 10 12 32.
Hillsboro ....... 12 9 11 15—47
Georgetown ....... 5 10 4 13—32
3-point field goals: H—Blair. Records: H 6-3 (4-1 SBC); G 4-5 (2-4 SBC).
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