Sunday, January 09, 2000
N.Ky. boys basketball roundup
Bacigalupo, Dawn lead NCC victory
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Newport Central Catholic pulled away with a 21-13 fourth-quarter run to defeat Highlands 64-53 Saturday night.
Tony Bacigalupo led NCC with 18 points, and Ronny Dawn added 16.
HIGHLANDS (53) — Rider 1 0 3, Barone 1 0 2, Messmer 5 0 13, Guidugli 7 2 16, Muehlenkamp 3 5 11, Moeves 0 2 2, Neltner 3 0 6. Totals: 20 9 53.
NEWPORT CC (64) — Bonhaus 3 4 11, Bacigalupo 6 2 18, Dawn 4 5 16, Myers 4 1 9, Lynn 3 2 10. Totals: 20 14 64.
Highlands ....... 13 17 10 13—53
Newport CC ....... 20 10 13 21—64
3-point field goals: H—Rider, Messmer 3. N—
Bonhaus, Bacigalupo 4, Dawn 3, Lynn 2. Records: H 8-1 N 9-4.
• Mount Healthy 67, Newport 35 — Will Gaines scored 12 first-half points to pace Mount Healthy. Gaines led all scorers with 15 points.
NEWPORT (35) — Petty 2 2 6, Newton 3 1 7, Chandler 1 0 2, Smithson 1 0 2, Basey 1 1 3, Bivens 4 1 9, Muench 2 2 6. Totals: 14 7 35.
MT. HEALTHY (67) — Flowers 3 0 6, Fields 3 1 7, Richardson 3 2 9, Gaines 6 1 15, Love 1 0 2, Brown 2 3 7, Williams 0 1 1, Short 4 1 10, Battle 2 2 6, Anderson 1 0 2, Armstrong 1 0 2. Totals: 26 11 67.
Newport ....... 10 11 6 8—35
Mt. Healthy ....... 17 16 15 19—67
3-pointers: MH—Gaines 2, Richardson, Short. Records: MH 4-6, N 4-6.
• Campbell County 47, Montgomery County 46, at Mason County Tournament — Kevin Reinhardt made a layup as time expired to lead Campbell County in the championship game.
D.J. Jointer hit a 3-pointer with 5.4 seconds remaining to give Montgomery County a 46-45 lead. After a Camels timeout, Steve Sigma drove the lane and airballed a running 10-footer, which Reinhardt grabbed and put in for the winner.
CAMPBELL COUNTY (47) — Miller 2 2 6, Sigmon 2 1 5, Minch 3 5 12, Krift 1 0 3, Wilson 1 2 5, Turner 1 2 4, Reinhardt 4 2 10, Groneck 1 0 2. Totals: 15 14 47.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY (46) — Scott 1 3 6, Montgomery 2 0 4, Jointer 5 2 14, Carty 2 1 5, Mullins 4 7 15, Tonning 1 0 2. Totals: 15 13 46.
Campbell County ....... 8 8 12 19—47
Montgomery County ....... 12 10 11 13—46
3-point field goals: C—Minch, Krift, Wilson. MC—Jointer 2, Scott. Records: CC 9-3, MC 8-4.
• Heritage Academy 52, Christian Fellowship of Paducah 39 — Bert Capel scored 11 points in the second half to seal the victory. He finished with 17 points.
CHRISTIAN (39) — Winstead 3 2 9, Davis 5 0 11, Wilson 1 0 2, Klope 2 1 5, Timmons 1 0 3, Donohoo 4 1 9. Totals: 15 5 39.
HERITAGE (52) — Ashley 6 0 16, Capel 6 4 17, Payne 5 2 12, Griggs 2 0 4, Windhorn 1 1 3. Totals: 20 7 52.
Christian ....... 9 9 13 8—39
Heritage ....... 16 10 16 10—52
3-point field goals: C—Winstead, Davis, Timmons; H—Ashley 4, Capel. Records: C 2-8, H 9-5.
• Calvary Christian 71, Dayton 68 — Gabe Watson sank two free throws with a minute to play.
Watson finished with 31 points and 10 rebounds.
DAYTON (68) — Hall 2 3 7, Stockton 6 2 15, Skirvin 2 0 4, Ja. Wiseman 2 3 8, Du. Brummett 2 7 12, Je. Wiseman 1 0 2, Da. Brummett 4 6 14, Reynolds 3 0 6. Totals: 22 21 68.
CALVARY (71) — Zuerner 3 1 7, Tepe 1 3 5, Mollozzi 2 0 6, Donoghue 2 2 7, Watson 12 7 31, Lanham 6 0 14, Iles 0 1 1. Totals: 26 14 71.
Dayton ....... 10 16 19 23—68
Calvary ....... 14 21 23 13—71
3-point field goals: D—Stockton, Ja. Wiseman, Du. Brummett. C—Mollozzi 2, Lanham 2.
• Deming 72, Covington Latin 49 — Deming went on an 8-0 run to start the fourth quarter to take control of a close game. Jon Reis led Covington Latin with 22 points.
DEMING (72) — Hinson 4 0 8, E. Doyle 1 0 2, Graves 3 0 6, Mitchell 3 1 7, Myers 4 1 9, J. Doyle 2 0 4, Price 1 0 3, Fields 3 0 6, L. Gifford 3 3 9, F. Gifford 3 0 6, Sutton 1 0 2, Baker 3 3 10. Totals: 31 8 72.
COV. LATIN (49) — O'Connell 1 0 2, Archual 0 1 1, Stephens 2 2 8, Reis 6 10 22, Soderland 3 1 9, Dauod 1 0 2, Varland 2 1 5. Totals: 15 15 49.
Deming ....... 11 18 12 31—72
Cov. Latin ....... 6 18 11 14—49
3-point field goals: C—Stephens 2, Soderland 2. D—Price, Baker. Records: D 5-6, C 4-5.
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