Wednesday, January 12, 2000
N.Ky. boys basketball roundup
Scott wins on Stevenson's 3-pointer
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Bryan Stevenson made a 3-pointer from the corner at the buzzer, giving Scott a 53-52 come-from-behind victory over Ryle in boys basketball action at Ryle on Tuesday night.
The Raiders took a 52-50 lead with 17 seconds remaining on a three-point play by Michael Setters.
Scott advanced the ball to mid-court before Stevenson took a pass in the corner. Without hesitating, Stevenson unleashed the winning shot.
Ben Lye scored 13 points, and Chris Thompson had 11 for Scott.
Setters led Ryle with 14 points, and Kevin Steiner added 13.
SCOTT (53) — Morris 3 0 6, Stevenson 5 0 15, Richardson 3 0 7, Thompson 4 2 11, Lie 3 7 13, Kreinest 0 1 1. Totals: 18 10 53.
RYLE (52) — Setters 5 4 14, Steiner 4 4 13, Miller 2 0 4, Wellbaum 2 0 4, Maley 1 0 2, Crigler 1 1 3, Feagan 3 0 6, Hamilton 0 1 1, Noel 1 2 5. Totals: 19 12 52.
Scott ....... 13 13 10 17—53
Ryle ....... 10 16 11 14—52
3-pointers: S—Stevenson 5, Richardson, Thompson. R—
Steiner, Noel. Records: S 10-4, R 5-9.
• Holmes 53, Highlands 51 (OT) — Marco Hallman scored 21 points for Holmes, as Highlands took its second straight loss.
Gino Guidugli led Highlands with 19 points.
HOLMES (53) — Huff 0 6 6, Hallman 7 2 21, Weaver 3 3 9, D. Jackson 4 1 9, J. Jackson 2 0 4, White 1 2 4. Totals: 17 14 53.
HIGHLANDS (51) — Barone 1 0 2, Messmer 3 0 7, Muehlenkamp 4 3 11, Guidugli 7 5 19, Rider 1 0 2, Forbes 1 0 3, Moeves 2 3 7. Totals: 19 11 51.
Holmes ....... 12 10 6 13 12—53
Highlands ....... 4 11 18 8 10—51
3-pointers: Hol—Hallman 5. Hig—Messmer, Forbes. Records: Hol 8-6, Hig 8-2.
• Lloyd 54, Newport 51 — With 1:30 remaining and Newport ahead 49-48, Kyle Bishop hit a 3-pointer to give Lloyd the lead for good.
Matt Muench had 21 points and 13 rebounds for Newport.
LLOYD (54) — Quinn 4 1 10, Holbrook 0 5 5, Mi. Hopkins 5 4 14, Bishop 7 2 20, My. Hopkins 2 0 5. Totals: 18 12 54.
NEWPORT (51) — Petty 5 1 12, Newton 2 1 6, Smithson 1 0 2, Basey 2 0 4, Bivens 3 0 6, Muench 9 3 21. Totals: 22 5 51.
Lloyd ....... 13 17 11 13—54
Newport ....... 16 12 9 14—51
3-pointers: L—Quinn, Bishop 4, My. Hopkins. N—Petty, Newton. Records: L 9-4, N 4-7.
• Simon Kenton 64, St.Henry 59 — With 1:23 to play Brandon Coppage made a basket, was fouled and hit the free throw to give Simon Kenton a four-point lead.
Ryan Piper led Simon Kenton with 13 points and had seven rebounds.
ST. HENRY (59) — Radcliff 0 2 2, Vieth 7 2 17, Cook 4 0 9, Koop 1 0 2, Love 6 2 14, Eisenmenger 3 2 8, McClure 1 0 2, Smith 2 1 5. Totals: 24 9 59.
SIMON KENTON (64) — Stowers 4 1 10, Coppage 6 3 16, K. Cristello 4 4 12, Blevins 2 0 4, Ballinger 0 1 1, Baker 2 4 8, Piper 6 1 13. Totals: 24 14 64.
St. Henry ....... 15 14 19 11—59
Simon Kenton ....... 21 15 11 17—64
3-pointers: SH—Vieth, Cook. SK-Stowers, Coppage. Records: SH 4-7, SK 11-3.
• Dixie Heights 70, Conner 53 — Brian Kampe scored 23 points, and Steve Bramlage added 10 points and 10 rebounds for Dixie Heights.
Joe Bramlage scored 13 points for Dixie.
Chris Brown led Conner with 13 points.
CONNER (53) — Brown 4 3 13, Deck 2 2 6, Johnson 5 1 11, Stephenson 2 1 5, Michels 2 2 6, Edwards 6 0 12. Totals: 21 9 53.
DIXIE (70) — Lonergan 2 0 4, Howard 2 6 10, Garrard 0 5 5, Kampe 5 13 23, J. Bramlage 6 0 13, S. Bramlage 5 0 10, Schneider 1 3 5. Totals: 21 27 70.
Conner ....... 10 13 11 19—53
Dixie ....... 14 16 16 24—70
3-pointers: D—J. Bramlage. C—Brown. Records: D 11-2, C 4-5.
• Heritage Academy 65, Bellevue 57 — Bert Capel scored 31 points, including eight in the fourth quarter, to lead Heritage to victory.
Capel was 13-of-20 from the field, grabbed 12 rebounds and had six steals.
BELLEVUE (57) — Ollberding 3 1 8, Rechtin 2 0 4, Cain 4 0 9, Gullett 7 0 18, Eaglin 5 4 18. Totals: 21 5 57.
HERITAGE ACADEMY (65) — Ashley 2 1 6, Piper 1 0 2, Capel 13 3 31, Payne 5 5 15, Griggs 4 3 11. Totals: 29 12 65.
Bellevue ....... 15 9 25 8—57
Heritage ....... 22 12 19 14—65
3-pointers: B—Ollberding, Cain, Gullett 4, Eaglin 4. H—
Ashley, Capel 2. Records: B 4-9, H 11-6.
• Holy Cross 63, Boone County 54 — Rob Feldman and Josh Beiting each scored six points in the decisive first quarter, pushing the Indians to an 18-4 lead.
Boone County rallied to within two points in the fourth quarter, but the Indians sank nine of 11 free throws, four by Tyler Gastright, to seal the game.
HOLY CROSS (63) — Craddock 2 2 6, Carr 0 2 2, Gastright 3 4 13, Feldman 5 2 16, Arlinghaus 1 1 3, Egan 1 0 3, Krallman 4 3 11, Beiting 3 3 9. Totals: 20 17 63.
BOONE COUNTY (54) — Kellerman 4 2 11, Rollins 2 0 4, Flick 3 3 3, Seever 4 0 10, McFarland 2 6 10, Noble 2 0 4, Faehr 1 1 3, Brown 1 0 3. Totals: 19 12 54
Holy Cross ....... 18 12 13 20—63
Boone County ....... 4 19 11 20—54
3-pointers: H—Feldman 4, Gastright, Egan. B—Seever 2, Kellerman, Brown. Records: BC 3-7.
• Clark Montessori 55, Northern Kentucky Christian 54 — Tristan Norris and Alex Adams scored key field goals in the fourth quarter, enabling the Blue Lightning to win their first varsity basketball game.
The third quarter was the difference, with Mike Gentile hitting three consecutive 3-pointers as Clark erased a six-point deficit.
NORTHERN KENTUCKY CHRISTIAN (54) — Russell 8 4 20, Crickmer 5 6 17, O"Shea 5 00 11, Reekers 1 0 2, Kirchner 2 0 4. Totals: 21 10 54.
CLARK (55) — Gentile 4 1 12, Adams 4 0 8, Settles 4 0 8, Norris 8 0 16, Mapp 0 1 1, Nesbitt 5 0 10. Totals: 25 2 55.
NKC ....... 12 13 17 12—54
Clark ....... 8 13 23 11—55
3-pointers: N—Crickmer, O'Shea. C—Gentile 3. Records: CM 1-5.
• Silver Grove 83, Dayton 60 — Silver Grove made seven 3-pointers in a 29-point second quarter to take control. Junior guard Jamie Richmond led the barrage with four 3-pointers and 12 points.
Silver Grove's Woody Richmond led all scorers with 25 points, including five 3-pointers. Jimmy Horstman added 18 points for the Big Trains.
DAYTON (60) — Gross 0 2 2, Reckers 1 10 12, Gilbert 0 2 2, Stockton 1 0 2, Skirvin 1 0 2, Du. Brummett 8 6 24, Wiseman 2 1 5, Da. Brummett 5 1 11. Totals: 18 22 60.
SILVER GROVE (83) — J. Richmond 5 0 14, Jo. Horstman 2 0 4, W. Richmond 8 2 25, Jim. Horstman 7 2 18, C. McCarter 7 0 15, B. McCarter 0 2 2, Vickers 1 2 5. Totals: 30 8 83.
Dayton ....... 15 15 11 19—60
Silver Grove ....... 11 29 25 18—83
3-pointers: D—Du. Brummett 2. SG—J. Richmond 4, W. Richmond 5, Ji. Horstman 2, C. McCarter, Vickers. Records: S 11-3.
• Ludlow 73, Villa Madonna 53 — Senior Adam Henry scored 13 of his 23 points in the first half to help Ludlow to a 36-24 lead.
Ludlow took control in the first quarter with a 24-10 run. The Panthers made three 3-pointers in that span.
LUDLOW (73) — York 1 0 2, Kennedy 1 0 3, Henry 10 0 23, Redding 3 3 11, Beard 1 0 3, Reed 5 1 11, Martin 5 0 12, Werner 3 0 6, Bell 1 0 2. Totals: 30 4 73.
VILLA MADONNA (53) — Kenkel 1 0 2, Breetz 6 0 13, Ryan 1 0 2, Crisler 4 5 14, Fitzpatrick 6 0 16, Anadio 3 0 6. Totals: 21 5 53.
Ludlow ....... 24 12 15 22—73
Villa Madonna ....... 10 14 10 19—53
3-pointers: L—Kennedy, Henry 3, Redding 2, Beard, Martin 2. VM—Breetz, Crisler, Fitzpatrick 4.
Williamstown 63, Eminence 56 — Mark Eldridge led Williamstown with 16 points and a career-high 15 rebounds.
Brent McCandless and Ryan Hayes each scored 13 points for Williamstown.
Williamstown had five steals and 23 points in the third quarter.
WILLIAMSTOWN (63) - Hays 6 0 13, Eldridge 5 5 16, Collins 1 2 5, Schmitz 5 2 12, Beach 1 0 2, McComas, 1 0 2, McCandless 6 0 13. Totals: 25 9 63.
EMINENCE (56) - Wright 4 1 12, Young 0 1 1, Mertz 5 0 11, Busby 2 0 4, Gay 9 1 19, Daugherty 3 0 9. Totals: 23 6 56.
Williamstown ....... 10 12 23 18—63
Eminence ....... 17 18 8 13—56
3-pointers: Williamstown 4 (Hayes, Eldridge, Collins, McCandless), Eminence 4 (Wright 3, Mertz). Records: Williamstown (6-7), Eminence (5-9).
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