Sunday, February 06, 2000
Cincinnati girls basketball roundup
Wyoming rallies past Sycamore
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Wyoming rallied from a six-point halftime deficit to hand Sycamore a 48-38 setback Saturday in girls basketball action at Sycamore.
Outplayed in the first half and trailing 24-18, the Cowboys outscored Sycamore 14-4 in the third quarter.
Maria McCarthy led Wyoming with 14 points. Melissa Becker added 11 points for Wyoming, ranked No.3 in The Enquirer Division II-IV coaches poll. Sycamore is ranked No.4 in Division I coaches poll.
Lindsey Austin paced Sycamore with 17 points.
WYOMING (48) — Anderson 1 0 3, Hoyles 0 2 2, Fulton 1 4 6, Verhaeghe 2 0 4, McCarthy 6 2 14, McGee 3 1 8, Becker 5 1 11. Totals: 18 10 48.
SYCAMORE (38) — Melvin 3 2 9, Austin 7 2 17, Schwertman 1 0 2, Dunn 4 0 8, Pennington 1 0 2. Totals: 16 4 38.
Wyoming ....... 10 8 14 16—48
Sycamore ....... 11 13 4 10—38
3-pointers: W—Anderson, McGee. S—Melvin, Austin. Records: W 15-3, S 13-4.
• Mason 62, Harrison 43 — Five Mason players scored in double figures with Jere' Issenmann having a team-high 15.
The Comets broke the game in the second quarter then they outscored Harrison 15-7.
Mason is ranked No.1 in the state's Division I poll by the Associated Press.
HARRISON (43) — Walton 1 0 2, Daily 4 0 11, Bailey 1 0 2, Toney 2 1 5, Lux 7 3 17, Grauvogel 2 0 4, Ransick 1 0 2. Totals: 18 4 43.
MASON (62) — Ellis 5 0 11, Issenmann 6 0 15, Jones 4 3 13, Munoz 4 3 11, Imbus 4 4 12. Totals: 123 10 62.
Harrison ....... 15 7 10 11—43
Mason ....... 19 15 12 16—62
3-pointers: H—Daily 3. M—Ellism Issenmann 2, Jones 2. Records: M 19-0, 12-0 FAVC Cardinal; H 12-7, 9-4 FAVC.
• Amelia 46, Anderson 39 — Amanda Bartels scored eight of her 16 in the third quarter when the Barons outscored the Redskins 14-5.
Anderson led 22-21 at halftime before the Barons dominated the third quarter. Anderson could get no closer than four points in the final period.
Anderson freshman Lauren Gruber scored 20 points and grabbed seven rebounds.
AMELIA (46) — Votapek 1 1 4, Thomasson 5 3 13, Davidson 2 1 5, Guinan 1 6 8, Bartels 6 4 16. Totals: 15 15 46.
ANDERSON (39) — Rosser 1 0 2, Sherrick 3 2 9, Gruber 6 7 20, Leavy 1 0 2, Burdick 1 0 2, Ross 2 0 4. Totals: 14 9 39.
Amelia ....... 14 7 14 11—46
Anderson ....... 9 13 5 12—39
3-pointers: Amel—Votapek. And—Sherrick, Gruber. Records: Amel 12-6 (10-4 FAVCB), And 5-13 (4-9 FAVCB).
• Kings 64, Loveland 58 — Sarah Fox and Jessica Jump each scored six points in the fourth quarter, and Kings converted 12-of-15 free throws.
Fox finished with a game-
high 29 points and eclipsed the 1,000-point career plateau.
Jump added 14 points. Aaliyah Muhammad paced Loveland with a game-high 31 points.
KINGS (64) — S. Fox 9 11 29, Heekin 2 5 9, Jump 5 2 14, McClung 3 3 9, L. Fox 0 3 3. Totals: 19 24 64.
LOVELAND (58) — Muhammad 11 3 31, Wilson 1 2 4, Strickland 1 2 4, Lanker 5 0 10, Kennedy 3 2 9. Totals: 21 9 58.
Kings ....... 16 10 16 22—64
Loveland ....... 17 5 19 17—58
3-pointers: K—Jump 2. L—Muhammad 3, Kennedy. Records: K 10-8 (FAVC 10-3), L 11-8 (6-6).
• St. Bernard 46, Lockland 32 — Laura Russell triggered a 9-2 run in the first quarter and the Titans never looked back. Jenny Monterosso added 14 points for St. Bernard.
ST. BERNARD (46) — Byrd 1 1 3, Smith 2 1 5, Monterosso 6 2 14, Kramer 2 0 5, McPartlin 1 0 3, St. Clair 1 0 2, Russell 5 0 14. Totals: 18 4 46.
LOCKLAND (32) — Stowell 1 0 3, Cox 0 2 2, Cromer 3 1 7, Urton 3 1 7, Freeman 3 0 7, Sickinger 2 2 6. Totals: 12 6 32.
St. Bernard ....... 19 4 14 9—46
Lockland ....... 8 4 4 16—32
3-pointers: S—Russell 4, McPartlin, Kramer. L—Freeman, Stowell. Records: S 9-9 (MVC 7-7), L 1-17 (1-14).
• Seven Hills 73, New Miami 37 — Tyler McIlwraith and Keri Robertson combined for 16 points in the first quarter, helping Seven Hills to a 24-3 lead.
Robertson finished with a game-high 20 points, while McIlwraith totaled 13. Sarah McHugh had a career-best 11 for the Stingers.
Patricia Robinson scored nine points to lead the Vikings.
SEVEN HILLS (73) — Hoffmeier 3 0 6, McGraw 7 0 14, McHugh 4 2 11, Kalubi 1 0 2, Robertson 8 2 20, Woesser 2 1 5, McIlwraith 5 0 13, Hamlon 1 0 2. Totals: 31 5 73.
NEW MIAMI (37) — Goins 0 1 1, Robinson 3 0 9, Fisher 1 0 2, Jarvis 2 0 6, Dawson 0 1 1, Augustine 1 1 3, McBee 1 2 4, Ritchie 1 1 3, Hensley 1 0 2, Kellums 1 4 6. Totals: 11 10 37.
Seven Hills ....... 24 23 11 15—73
New Miami ....... 3 11 13 10—37
3-pointers: SH—McHugh, Robertson, McIlraith 3. NM—Robinson 3, Jarvis 2. Records: NM 1-18 (1-14 MVC).
• Withrow 55, Dayton Patterson 36 — Withrow jumped out to an 18-4 first-quarter lead.
Shere Cunningham scored a game-high 27 points. Tamea Mack added 12 points and 12 rebounds for the Tigers.
WITHROW (55) — Cunningham 12 1 27, Raven 4 0 8, Collins 2 0 4, Richardson 1 1 3, Mack 4 4 12, Spivery 0 1 1. Totals: 23 7 55.
PATTERSON (36) — Taylor 4 2 11, Cook 1 0 2, Coats 4 0 9, Williams 2 0 4, Davis 4 2 10. Totals: 15 4 36.
Withrow ....... 18 13 13 11—55
Patterson ....... 4 16 6 10—36
3-pointers: W—Cunningham 2; P—Taylor, Coats. Records: W 13-4.
• Middletown Fenwick 40, Dayton Carrol 18 — Sophomore forward Julie Becker led Fenwick with 16 points, six rebounds and four assists.
Fenwick held Carroll to just 5-of-41 (12 percent) shooting from the field.
CARROLL (18) — Stickel 1 0 3, Mannix 1 0 2, McGloin 0 1 1, Fortener 1 0 2, Graves 1 0 2, Wiley 0 3 3, Kuenele 1 2 5. Totals: 5 6 18.
FENWICK (40) — Krebs 2 2 6, Bruggeman 2 0 4, Spearman 1 0 2, Becker 8 0 16, Brown 1 1 3, Ionna 1 0 2, Dineen 3 0 7. Totals: 18 3 40.
Carroll ....... 4 0 2 12—18
Fenwick ....... 14 8 8 10—40
3-pointers: C—Stickel, Kunele; F—Dineen. Records: C 7-10 (6-5 MML), F 7-10 (4-7 MML).
• Goshen 55, Wilmington 46 — The Warriors sank four free-throws in the final two minutes to seal the win.
Goshen outscored the Hurricane 17-10 in the third quarter.
Kelley Phillips, a sophomore center, finished with a game-high 17 points. Karen Schumaker, Crystal Davis and Kimi Smith scored 12 points apiece to lead Wilmington.
WILMINGTON (46) — Schumaker 5 2 12, Stewart 1 0 2, Fife 0 1 1, Hodson 1 1 3, Smith 4 0 12, Kelmesten 0 1 1, Young 1 0 2, Davis 6 0 12. Totals: 18 6 46.
GOSHEN (55) — Rise 2 1 5, Brown 2 0 4, Hausermann 2 1 6, Bitzer 2 1 5, Polly 3 2 8, Scott 5 0 10, Phillips 4 9 17. Totals: 21 14 55.
Wilmington ....... 9 15 10 12—46
Goshen ....... 9 14 17 15—55
3-pointers: W—Smith 4; G—Hausermann. Records: W 6-11 (3-9 FAVC), G 10-9 (5-8 FAVC).
• Little Miami 58, Ross 42 — Junior guard Courtney Balser scored 22 points to lead Little Miami.
Jessica Back sank four-of-four from the free-throw line in the fourth quarter to thwart any Ross comeback hopes.
Tiffany Bogolo scored 19 points for the Rams.
LITTLE MIAMI (58) — Warden 1 4 6, Chamberlin 1 0 2, Back 3 6 13, Fischer 0 1 1, Smiley 3 3 9, Richardson 1 1 3, Balser 7 6 22, Journeay 1 0 2. Totals: 17 21 58.
ROSS (42) — Gunther 0 1 1, Wagers 5 0 11, Lee 1 0 2, Bogolo 7 4 19, Harrison 0 1 1, Collins 4 0 8. Totals: 17 6 42.
Little Miami ....... 11 14 16 17—58
Ross ....... 11 7 13 11—42
3-pointers: L—Balser 2, Back; R—Wagers, Bogolo. Records: R 3-15 (1-12 FAVC).
• Cozaddale Baptist 40, Bible Baptist 14 — Cozaddale Baptist scored the game's first 11 points and led 24-5 at halftime. Angela Dickhaus scored 19 points.
BIBLE (14) — Robertson 2 1 5, Townsend 1 2 4, Dohse 0 2 2, Wallace 0 1 1, Huntsman 1 0 2. Totals: 4 6 14.
COZADDALE (40) — Stevens 2 0 4, Hottle 5 0 10, Dickhaus 8 0 19, R. Morganson 1 0 2, V. Morganson 1 1 3, Twilley 1 0 2. Totals: 18 1 40.
Bible ....... 0 5 2 7—14
Cozaddale ....... 11 13 6 10—40
3-pointers: C—Dickhaus 3. Records: B 0-8, C 6-5.
• Calvary Christian 70, SCPA 43 — Lisa VanBerkel scored 30 points as Calvary Christian cruised in the finals of the Lady Cougar Classic.
Sarah Woods, who added 17 points, was named tournament MVP after tallying 35 points, 20 rebounds and 11 steals for the tournament.
SCPA (43) — Spickard 4 0 10, Hoernschemeyer 4 0 8, Hill 2 1 5, Brunis 1 0 2, McCollum 1 0 2, Gordan 6 2 14. Totals: 19 5 43.
CALVARY (70) — Woods 7 3 17, Mullins 2 2 6, Adams 2 1 5, VanBerkel 14 1 30, Salomon 3 0 6, Curry 3 0 6. Totals: 31 7 70.
SCPA ....... 12 17 8 6—43
Calvary ....... 13 21 24 12—70
3-pointers: C—Van Berkel. Records: S 11-6, C 14-4.
• Mariemont 55, Fayetteville 41 — Mariemont's Lindsey Rogers had 11 points and 10 rebounds, and Libby Brown tallied 10 points and 10 rebounds.
FAYETTEVILLE (41) — Barber 5 2 12, R. White 7 3 17, B. White 1 0 2, Rosselt 0 4 4, Watters 2 2 6. Totals: 15 11 41.
MARIEMONT (55) — Kauffmann 5 2 13, R. Potts 2 1 5, Whittelsey 0 1 1, L. Potts 1 0 2, Perry 1 0 2, Brown 3 4 10, Harbison 1 2 4, Hook 2 3 7, Rogers 5 1 11. Totals: 20 14 55.
Fayetteville ....... 8 13 8 12—41
Mariemont ....... 14 17 10 14—55
3-pointers: F—none. M—Kauffmann. Records: M 4-14.
• Fairfield 46, Lakota East 33 — Tara Johnson scored nine of her 13 points in the second quarter as the Indians outscored East 16-6 in the period.
Natalie Thompson added 15 points and 11 rebounds for Fairfield. Katie Webb paced Lakota East with 13 points and nine rebounds.
FAIRFIELD (46) — Chaney 2 0 4, King 1 0 2, T. Johnson 4 3 13, K. Johnson 0 2 2, Buczek 1 3 5, Thompson 5 5 15, Owens 1 0 2, Staudt 1 1 3. Totals: 15 14 46.
LAKOTA EAST (33) — Andrea 3 0 7, Wyckoff 1 1 3, Lee 3 1 7, Simpson 0 1 1, Webb 5 3 13, Ring 1 0 2. Totals: 13 5 33.
Fairfield ....... 5 16 12 13—46
Lakota East ....... 8 6 9 10—33
3-pointers: F—T. Johnson 2. L—Andrea. Records: F 9-8 (GMC 7-7), L 3-16 (2-13).
• Columbus Brookhaven 65, Princeton 55 — Columbus Brookhaven (19-0) continued its dominance at home, not losing in seven years.
Brookhaven is ranked fourth in AP's Division I state poll.
Brie Bradshaw paced Princeton with 22 points.
PRINCETON (55) — Davis 3 0 6, McNamara 2 0 5, Skoog 1 1 4, Hervas 2 0 4, Keown 1 0 2, Lancaster 2 0 4, James 2 0 4, Bradshaw 9 5 22, Simons 0 1 1. Totals: 22 8 55.
BROOKHAVEN (65) — Lavender 1 4 7, Johnson 1 0 2, Johnson 9 4 22, Jordan 1 5 7, Smith 3 3 9, Fountain 2 5 9, Byrd 3 2 9. Totals: 20 23 65.
Princeton ....... 12 15 19 9—55
Brookhaven ....... 8 20 12 25—65
3-pointers: P—McNamara, Skoog, Bradshaw. B—Lavender, Byrd. Records: P 12-5, B 19-0.
• Glen Este 48, Northwest 45 — Sarah Bolton scored 13 points to pace the Trojans.
GLEN ESTE (48) — Wilson 3 2 8, Bolten 6 0 13, Ruehl 2 2 6, Kunze 0 2 2, Kools 1 1 3, Dorsch 2 2 7, Riley 4 0 9. Totals: 18 9 48.
NORTHWEST (45) — B. Meister 1 0 2, Jared 1 2 4, Aichele 0 2 2, Watts 3 3 9, S. Meister 0 1 1, Robbe 0 1 1, Dobrowolski 2 0 4, Swedersky 1 4 7, Elam 4 0 8, Haggard 2 3 7. Totals: 14 16 45.
Glen Este ....... 18 6 12 12—48
Northwest ....... 14 15 6 10—45
Three-point field goals: G—Bolten, Dorsh, Riley. N—Swedersky. Records: G 14-5 (10-3 FAVC Buckeye), N 7-12.
• Summit Country Day 53, Landmark Christian 38 — SCD's Betsy Fraser and Kriston Springs both came through with double-doubles.
Fraser scored 14 points and had 11 rebounds with Springs scoring 13 and grabbing 11 rebounds.
LANDMARK CHRISTIAN (38) — Oliver 2 3 7, Chamberlin 3 1 8, Spears 1 1 3, Sebastian 6 4 16, Gresham 2 0 4. Totals: 14 9 38.
SUMMIT COUNTRY DAY (53) — Gossman 0 1 1, Haas 2 1 5, Conners 2 0 4, Hoeck 1 0 2, Kief 0 2 2, Lydon 1 0 2, Fraser 5 3 14, Springs 5 3 13, Falconi 5 0 10. Totals: 21 10 53.
Landmark Ch. ....... 4 8 13 13—38
Summit CD ....... 9 16 9 19—53
3-pointers: L—Chamberlin. S—Fraser. Records: S 9-8, 7-6 MVC.
• Mt. Notre Dame 56, Oak Hills 41 — The Emming sisters, Jen (15 points, seven rebounds, six steals) and Michelle (14 points, six rebounds, four steals) were more than Oak Hills could handle.
MND (56) — Cooper 2 0 5, Tobergte 3 0 6, J. Emming 6 3 15, Engel 2 0 4, Seibert 3 2 8, Schaaff 0 2 2, M. Emming 4 6 14, Braun 1 0 2. Totals: 21 13 56.
OAK HILLS (41) — Kluesener 1 0 2, Brunner 3 4 10, Martini 1 0 3, Cornelius 5 1 11, Fehr 3 0 7, Dietrich 2 0 4, Laug 1 0 2, Dothman 1 0 2. Totals: 17 5 41.
Oak Hills ....... 8 8 9 16—41
MND ....... 12 14 14 16—56
Three-point field goals: O—Martini, Fehr. M—
Cooper. Records: O 9-9, M 12-7.
• Winton Woods 37, Turpin 36 — Chanel Fletcher scored 11 points and Amorah Johnson added 10 for the Warriors.
TURPIN (36) — Arnett 1 0 2, Cummings 2 1 5, Biser 5 0 10, Fox 1 0 2, Anderson 0 2 2, Ulrey 2 2 6, Mave 1 3 5, Barth 1 0 2, Page 0 2 2. Totals: 13 10 36.
WINTON WOODS (37) — Fletcher 4 2 11, Johnson 5 0 10, Treadwell 2 0 5, Ogletree 2 0 4, Williams 1 5 7. Totals: 13 7 37.
Turpin ....... 5 10 10 11—36
Winton Woods ....... 9 5 11 12—37
Three-point field goals: W—Fletcher, Treadwell. Records: W 3-16 (3-10 FAVC Buckeye).
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