Wednesday, January 12, 2000
Cincinnati girls basketball roundup
Cunningham's 28 carry Withrow
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Shere' Cunningham scored 28 points, 20 in the second half, to lead Withrow to a 65-43 victory over Hughes Tuesday night.
Held to eight points in the first half, Cunningham took charge in the third quarter. She scored 11 points as the Tigers opened up a 45-35 lead.
The loss was the first for Hughes in the Queen City Conference.
WITHROW (65) — Cunningham 12 0 28, Hampton 1 0 3, Raven 2 0 4, Collins 5 1 12, Richardson 6 0 12 , Mark 2 2 6. Totals: 28 3 65.
HUGHES (43) — Johnson 1 1 3, Moore 3 0 7, Everson 5 0 10, Burns 4 0 8, Steele 3 0 6, Bridges 3 3 9. Totals: 19 4 43.
Withrow ....... 13 13 19 20—65
Hughes ....... 9 14 12 8—43
3-pointers: W—Cunningham 4, Collins. H—Moore. Records: H 6-5, 5-1 QCC; W 6-3, 4-2 QCC.
• Mount Healthy 52, Walnut Hills 49 — Junior guard April Simmons scored Mount Healthy's final four points, including two free throws with 22 seconds remaining.
Simmons scored 12 of her 14 in the second half. Michele Barrett led all scorers for the Fighting Owls with 21.
MT. HEALTHY (52) — Brewer 1 1 3, Barrett 8 2 21, Chilton 2 0 4, Simmons 4 5 14, Hale 2 0 4, Tillman 1 0 2, Johnson 2 0 4. Totals: 20 8 52.
WALNUT HILLS (49) — Lajeunesse 2 2 6, Gresham 3 5 12, Ward 3 2 8, Marsh 1 0 2, Parker 4 1 9, Martin 2 0 6, Wilson 3 0 6. Totals: 15 10 49.
Mt. Healthy ....... 12 13 17 10—52
Walnut Hills ....... 14 12 11 12—49
3-pointers: MH—Barrett 3, Simmons. WH—Gresham, Martin 2. Records: MH 5-4 (QCC 5-1), WH 4-6 (4-2).
• Woodward 38, Aiken 19 — Senior forward Nikki Pride scored 13 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead Woodward. Woodward outrebounded Aiken 37-21.
AIKEN (19) — Pryor 1 3 5, Harris 2 1 5, Satterwhite 2 0 4, Walker 2 0 4, Wells 0 0 0. Totals: 7 4 19.
WOODWARD (38) — Easley 1 0 2, Lillard 3 0 6, Houston 1 0 2, Johnson 1 0 2, Pride 5 2 13, Brewer 4 1 9, Hayes 1 0 2, Love 1 0 2. Totals: 17 3 38.
Aiken ....... 4 3 3 9—19
Woodward ....... 8 12 8 10—38
3-pointers: A—Walker. W—Pride. Records: A 1-8 (1-4 QCC), W 3-7 (3-3 QCC).
• Western Hills 50, Taft 30 — Naya Hill scored 15 points to lead Western Hills.
Blinda Rogers had 15 points and 15 rebounds for Taft.
WESTERN HILLS (50) — Cook 1 0 2, Wade 1 0 2, Tolliver 3 0 7, Richardson 3 5 11, Goodridge 3 0 6, Morris 1 1 3, Bullock 1 0 2, Hill 7 1 15, Lane 1 0 2. Totals: 22 7 50.
TAFT (30) — Henderson 2 1 5, Phelps 1 2 4, Sneed 1 0 2, Rogers 4 6 15, Edwards 1 0 2, Black 1 0 2. Totals: 11 9 30.
Western Hills ....... 16 15 12 7—50
Taft ....... 4 13 9 4—30
3-pointers: W—Tolliver. T—Rogers. Records: W 2-6, T 1-7.
FAVC
• Kings 56, Ross 47 — Junior center Sarah Fox scored 24 points, 13 in the second half, and pulled down 19 rebounds, leading the Knights.
ROSS (47) — Lockaby 5 00 11, Goenther 1 0 2, Wagers 3 0 7, Lee 3 0 6, Bogolo 4 1 9, Harrison 1 1 3, Collins 3 0 6, Wertman 0 1 1, Varner 1 0 2. Totals: 21 3 47
KINGS (56) — S. Fox 11 2 24, Heekin 3 4 11, Jump 3 4 10, McClung 2 0 4, L. Fox 1 4 7. Totals: 20 14 56.
Ross ....... 16 12 11 8—47
Kings ....... 18 10 16 12—56
3-pointers: R—Lockaby, Wagers. K—Heekin, L. Fox. Records: K 5-6, 5-2 FAVC.
GMC
• Sycamore 73, Lima 48 — Sycamore jumped out to a 18-2 first-quarter lead behind Jenny Kimmey's six points. Kimmey finished with 16.
LIMA (48) — Good 1 0 3, Jackson 5 0 10, Johnson 2 0 4, Sheets 1 0 2, Carlisle 5 0 10, Horne 6 8 21. Totals: 20 8 48.
SYCAMORE (73) — Frank 2 0 4, Fitzwilson 1 2 4, Melvin 4 2 11, Austin 7 0 14, Lehman 0 2 2, Schwerdtmann 3 0 6, Dunn 2 0 4, Kimmey 5 2 16, Agonafir-Smith 4 0 8, Goure 1 0 2, Evel 1 0 2. Totals: 30 8 73.
Lima ....... 2 14 23 11—48
Sycamore ....... 18 19 21 15—73
3-pointers: L—Good, Horne. S—Melvin, Kimmey 4. Records: L 5-8 (3-6 (GMC), S 9-2 (9-0).
MVC
• Landmark Christian 37, Lockland 19 — The Golden Eagles scored the first 23 points and never looked back. Denise Chamberlin scored 13 and Andrea Sebastian added 12 for Landmark.
LOCKLAND (19) — Cox 1 2 4, Roy 1 1 3, Cromer 1 0 2, Urton 3 0 6, Sickinger 2 0 4. Totals: 8 3 19.
LANDMARK CHRISTIAN (37) — Oliver 2 0 4, Chamberlin 5 1 13, Spears 1 0 2, Mitchell 2 0 4, Sebastian 5 2 12, Gresham 1 0 2. Totals: 16 3 37.
Lockland ....... 0 2 5 12—19
Landmark Christian ....... 7 16 11 3—37
3-pointers: LC—Chamberlin. Records: LC 4-7, 3-4 MVC.
Others
• Little Miami 47, Goshen 42 — Junior center Courtney Balser had 20 points and Jessica Back added 11 for Little Miami.
LITTLE MIAMI (47) — Back 4 2 11, Smiley 1 3 6, Richardson 4 0 8, C. Balser 5 8 20, A. Balser 1 0 3. Totals: 15 14 47.
GOSHEN (42) — Brown 1 0 2. Jay 1 0 2, Betzer 1 2 4, Polly 8 0 16, Scott 3 1 7, Phillips 5 1 11. Totals: 19 4 42.
Little Miami ....... 18 10 10 9—47
Goshen ....... 11 10 12 9—42
3-pointers: LM—C.Balser 2, A.Balser, Back. G—None. Records: LM 9-3 (5-2 SBC). G 6-6 (1-6).
• Middletown Madison 41, Miami Valley 13 — Junior center Cara Young scored 12 points to lead Madison.
MADISON (41) — Short 1 0 2, Delscamp 1 0 2, Rose 4 0 8, Kroger 1 0 2, Norvell 3 1 7, Young 6 0 12, Cox 2 2 6, Frame 1 0 2. Totals: 19 3 41.
MIAMI VALLEY (13) — Csizma 3 0 6, Williams 1 1 3, Dundon 2 0 4, Donaldson 0 0 0, Weissman 0 0 0. Totals: 6 1 13.
Madison ....... 11 11 8 11—41
Miami Valley ....... 4 2 2 5—13
3-pointers: none. Records: MM 9-3.
• School for Creative and Performing Arts 52, Center Christian 26 — Kate Spickard scored a game-high 12 points and had seven assists for SCPA.
SCPA (52) — Spickard 5 1 12, Hill 3 2 9, Brunis 2 0 4, McCollum 2 0 5, Kraus 2 0 4, John 1 1 3, Hoernschemeyer 2 0 4, Gordon 2 3 7, Murdock 2 0 4. Totals: 21 7 52.
CENTER (26) — Pandorf 4 1 9, Lane 2 0 4, Mitchell 2 0 4, Fuller 2 1 5, Pride 2 0 4. Totals: 12 2 26.
SCPA ....... 13 14 15 10—52
Center ....... 6 4 3 13—26
3-pointers: S—Spickard, Hill, McCollum. Records: S 7-4.
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