Sunday, January 16, 2000
N.Ky. girls basketball roundup
Brossart girls win 10th Region 'A' title
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Junior guard Katie Schwegmann scored 29 points to lead Bishop Brossart to a 54-45 victory over St. Patrick in the "Class A' 10th Region title game Saturday.
It is the Mustangs' fourth straight 10th Region title.
Brossart trailed 13-10 after the first quarter.
BROSSART (54) — Schwegmann 10 8 29, Phillips 1 2 4, Henke 3 0 6, Clift 3 3 9, Schultz 1 2 4, Otto 1 0 2. Totals: 19 15 54.
ST. PATRICK (45) — Bess 7 2 17, Bauer 1 0 2, Conway 0 2 2, Parker 4 1 9, Klee 3 1 7, O'Neil 2 0 4, Owens 1 1 4. Totals: 17 7 45.
Brossart ....... 10 15 15 14—54
St. Patrick ....... 13 9 15 8—45
Three-point field goals: BB—Schwegmann. SP—Bess. Records: BB 13-5, SP 11-6.
• Madison Central 47, Simon Kenton 38 — Simon Kenton erased a seven-point deficit and drew within 36-35, then Madison Central rallied.
MADISON CENTRAL (47) — Green 3 1 7, Vorbeck 1 3 5, Rose 0 1 1, Ramsey 1 0 3, Cornett 1 2 5, Terry 8 4 23, Wood 1 1 3. Totals: 15 12 47.
SIMON KENTON (38) — Bell 7 4 19, King 2 0 4, Barnes 4 3 11, Kelsay 1 1 4. Totals: 13 8 38.
Madison Central ....... 9 8 16 14—47
Simon Kenton ....... 2 10 16 10—38
3-pointers: M—Ramsey, Cornett, Terry 3. S—
Bell, Kelsay. Records: MC 7-9, SK 5-5.
• Calvary Christian 39, Grant County 38 — Amber Mullins' free throw with four seconds remaining lifted Calvary Christian.
Sarah Woods led Calvary with 20 points. Lisa VanBerkel added 12 points and 14 rebounds.
CALVARY (39) — Woods 6 7 20, Mullins 1 1 3, Adams 1 0 2, VanBerkel 3 6 12, Solomon 1 0 2. Totals: 12 14 39.
GRANT CO. (38) — Twehues 2 0 5, Sipple 3 1 7, Garnett 6 2 14, White 2 0 6, Hopperton 2 0 4, Gibson 1 0 2. Totals: 16 3 38.
Calvary ....... 11 12 11 5—39
Grant Co. ....... 6 8 8 16—38
Three-point field goals: CC—Woods. GC—
White 2, Twehues. Records: CC 9-4, GC 1-10.
Boys
• Louisville Beth Haven 51, Heritage Academy 45 — Senior Brad Morgan scored nine of his game-high 23 points in the fourth quarter to lead Beth Haven.
Heritage Academy lacked the offensive firepower in the fourth quarter after leading scorer Beth Capel foul out early. Capel finished with 19 to lead Heritage.
HERITAGE (45) — Ashley 3 1 8, Capel 7 4 19, Payne 4 0 8, Griggs 0 2 2, Winhorn 3 2 8. Totals: 17 9 45.
BETH HAVEN (51) — Morgan 6 8 23, Riddle 2 0 4, Helton 3 0 8, A. Arrasatie 3 3 9, J. Arrasatie 0 2 2, Brooks 2 0 5. Totals: 16 13 51.
Heritage ....... 11 13 12 9—45
Beth Haven ....... 9 18 7 17—51
3-pointers: H—Ashley, Capel. BH—Morgan 2, Helton 2, Brooks. Records:BH 10-4, H 10-7.
• Simon Kenton 81, Powell County 62 — Simon Kenton raced out to a 19-4 lead in the first quarter.
Junior guard Jordan Stowers paced the Pioneers with 24 points while Ryan Piper added 10 points and 10 rebounds.
POWELL COUNTY (62) — Newcombe 1 0 2, Cvitkovie 2 0 4, Morris 1 2 5, Crabtree 4 4 12, Burgher 11 0 25, Bowden 2 2 6, Sebey 4 0 8. Totals: 25 8 62.
SIMON KENTON (81) — Stowers 8 7 24, Setters 1 0 3, Coppage 3 2 8, Smock 0 1 1, Hurt 3 1 7, K. Christello 5 1 11, Ballinger 4 0 9, J. Christello 2 0 4, Parrott 0 2 2, Piper 5 0 10, Brock 1 0 2. Totals: 32 14 81.
Powell County ....... 6 18 16 22—62
Simon Kenton ....... 19 17 20 25—81
3-pointers: PC—Burgher 3, Morris. SK—Setters, Stowers, Ballinger. Records: PC 11-5, SK 13-3.
• Campbell County 53, Covington Catholic 49 — Campbell County sank eight-of-10 free-throw attempts in the second half to upend Covington Catholic, ranked No.2 in The Enquirer's Northern Kentucky coaches poll.
Seventh-ranked Campbell County took a 26-25 lead late in the first half and never trailed the rest of the game.
Kevin Reinhardt led the Camels with 16 points, while Jeremy Wilson chipped in with 12.
CovCath's Steve Purdon led all scorers with 21 points.
CAMPBELL CO. (53) — Reinhardt 6 4 16, Wilson 2 7 12, Mench 3 2 10, Sigmon 1 2 5, Miller 0 5 5, Turner 1 1 3, Groneck 1 0 2. Totals: 14 21 53.
COVCATH (49) — Purdon 10 0 21, McQuade 6 2 15, Baute 2 0 4, Wachs 2 0 4, Lewin 1 0 3, Blazejewski 0 2 2. Totals: 21 4 49.
Campbell Co. ....... 13 17 11 12—53
Cov Cath ....... 15 12 8 14—49
Three-point field goals: Cam—Mench 2, Sigmon, Wilson. CovCath—Purdon, McQuade, Lewin. Records: Cam 11-3, CovCath 10-4.
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