Friday, February 18, 2000
N.Ky. girls basketball roundup
Villa wins in OT
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Villa Madonna's Lee Humphrey hit two free throws in the first minute of overtime to give Villa the lead in a 53-50 defeat of Dayton Thursday in girls basketball action.
Krissi Pavel hit a 10-footer with 15 seconds remaining in regulation to tie the game at 46 and send it to overtime.
It was the last girls game at the Viper Pit, Villa Madonna's home court since 1950. Next year Villa moves into a new gym.
DAYTON (50) — Lynn 1 0 2, Lovins 4 0 8, Duty 4 3 11, Brooks 5 2 12, Sparks 2 2 6, Hollinsworth 5 0 11. Totals: 21 7 50.
VILLA MADONNA (53) — Uhling 1 0 2, Gordon 2 4 8, Randall 2 0 4, K. Pavel 6 4 17, C. Pavel 3 1 8, Haskamp 1 0 2, Halpin 4 0 8, Humphrey 1 2 4. Totals: 20 11 53.
Dayton ....... 9 12 14 11 4—50
Villa Madonna ....... 13 13 9 11 7—53
Three-point goals: D-Hollinsworth 1, V-K. Pavel 1, C. Pavel 1. Records: D 9-12, V 12-12.
• Central Baptist 58, Covington Latin 48 — Central Baptist senior guard Amber Holland had six rebounds and five steals.
Amber Lundy added eight points and 15 rebounds, and Ashley Holland had nine points and 14 rebounds.
COVINGTON LATIN (48) — Nolan 4 0 8, Broomall 1 0 2, Lander 9 2 20, Guberman 1 0 2, Rahali 2 2 6, Niehaus 5 0 10. Totals: 22 4 48.
CENTRAL BAPTIST (58) — A. Holland 8 3 24, Wheeler 7 0 14, Ashley Holland 3 3 9, Lundy 2 4 8, Wodke 1 1 3. Totals: 21 11 58.
Covington Latin ....... 10 14 15 9—48
Central Baptist ....... 16 12 14 16—58
3-pointers: CB — Amber Holland 5. Records: CB (12-5).
• Ryle 42, Lloyd 21 — Senior Katie Holtzapfel scored 16 points, grabbed six rebounds and had three assists.
LLOYD (21) — Vance 3 1 7, J. Marshall 1 5 8, Fields 0 3 3, Kaaz 0 1 1, Van Horne 1 0 2. Totals: 5 10 21.
RYLE (42) — Smith 3 0 6, Bulach 1 0 2, Holtzapfel 4 7 16, Hastings 1 0 2, Scherer 1 2 4, Pope 1 0 2, Cooper 2 0 4, Roesel 1 0 3, Hyland 0 3 3. Totals: 14 12 42.
Lloyd ....... 7 0 3 11—21
Ryle ....... 7 11 12 12—42
Three-point goals: L-J. Marshall 1, R-Holtzapfel 1, Roesel 1. Records: L 1-18, R 5-17.
• Bishop Brossart 79, St. Henry 37 — Katie Schwegmann and Emily Phillips each scored 20 points for Brossart. Schwegman added eight assists, and Phillips had 13 rebounds and shot 9-of-13 from the field.
Brossart jumped to a 35-6 with 4:47 to go in the second quarter.
ST. HENRY (37) — Garcia 2 0 4, Franks 3 1 7, King 1 1 3, Topmiller 1 1 3, Tabeling 1 0 2, Lindemann 1 0 2, Otte 6 1 13, Brady 1 0 3. Totals: 16 4 37.
BISHOP BROSSART (79) — Schwegmann 9 1 20, Phillips 9 2 20, Henke 3 0 6, Clift 5 0 12, Schultz 2 1 6, Otto 1 0 2, Ritter 0 1 1, Geiman 2 0 5, C. Clark 1 2 5, S. Clark 1 0 2. Totals: 33 7 79.
St. Henry ....... 6 12 8 11—37
Bishop Brossart ....... 23 25 20 11—79
Three-point goals: S-Brady 1, B-Clift 2, Schwegmann 1, C. Clark 1, Schultz 1, Geiman 1. Records: S 8-13, B 20-8.
• Notre Dame 69, Dixie Heights 50 — Julie Farley had 32 rebounds and 16 points in a losing effort.
Mia Bradford led Notre Dame with 16 points.
NOTRE DAME (69) — Darpel 1 4 6, Farrell 1 2 4, Zembrodt 2 0 4, Howard 3 1 8, Fox 1 1 3, Wachs 1 0 2, Bauman 2 1 5, Hanser 6 0 13, Kroyling 0 4 4, Bradford 8 0 16, Potter 0 4 4. Totals: 25 17 69.
DIXIE HEIGHTS (50) — Farley 5 6 16, Beale 2 12 16, Zwerin 2 1 5, Shondel 1 0 2, Lingelbach 4 0 9, Wright 0 2 2. Totals: 14 21 50.
Notre Dame ....... 16 20 17 16—69
Dixie Heights ....... 9 18 11 12—50
Three-point goals: N-Howard 1, Hanser 1, D-Lingerbach 1. Records: D 4-19.
• Boone County 45, Newport Central Catholic 38 — Boone County junior guard Ciara Henderson made three 3-pointers and scored a game-high 14 points.
Boone County shut out New port CC in the second quarter.
NEWPORT CENTRAL CATHOLIC (38) — Bueter 2 2 6, Chiodi 2 2 7, Kessen 1 0 2, Ohara 2 0 4, Burke 2 0 6, Meyers 4 1 9, Ziegler 2 0 4. Totals: 15 5 38.
BOONE COUNTY (45) — Matheny 2 2 6, Mollison 3 6 12, Newhouse 0 2 2, Grobmyer 3 5 11, Henderson 5 1 14. Totals: 13 16 45.
Newport Central Catholic ....... 13 0 15 10—38
Boone County ....... 15 8 9 13—45
3-pointers: N — Chiodi, Burke, B — Henderson 3. Records: N (14-8) B (17-6).
• Ludlow 45, Bellevue 37 — Kamryn Miller led all scorers with 16 points and had 11 in the first half.
Amanda Wise had 14 points and 11 rebounds.
BELLEVUE (37) — Daniel 1 0 2, Myers 3 2 8, Turner 4 0 10, Vinson 1 0 2, Delaney 2 1 5, Holliman 2 4 8, Mulligan 1 0 2. Totals: 14 7 37.
LUDLOW (45) — Miller 5 3 16, Stulz 1 2 4, Wise 6 2 14, Lantry 0 1 1, Pence 3 3 10. Totals: 15 11 45.
Bellevue ....... 8 12 9 8—37
Ludlow ....... 18 10 5 12—45
Three-point goals: B-Turner 2, L-Miller 3, Pence 1. Records: B 17-5, L 13-10.
• Campbell County 62, Scott 48 — Dawn Sparks had a double-double for Campbell with 17 points and 10 rebounds. Lori Franzen had 16 points and nine rebounds.
Colleen Pairan had 17 second-half points as part of a game-high 22-point performance.
SCOTT (48) — Larsen 2 0 4, Matracia 3 2 8, Thomas 1 0 3, Fisk 0 2 2, Pairan 9 4 22, Jackson 4 1 9. Totals: 19 8 48.
CAMPBELL COUNTY (62) — Wilson 4 0 9, Balliger 2 5 9, Ragan 2 2 7, Bunker 1 0 2, Franzen 4 8 16, Sparks 8 1 17, Walker 1 0 2. Totals: 22 16 62.
Scott ....... 6 7 15 20—48
Campbell County ....... 21 16 10 15—62
Three-point goals: S-Thomas 1, C-Ragan 1, Wilson 1. Records: S 14-10, C 15-7.
• Gallatin County 63, Williamstown 47 — Jade Maxwell scored a game-high 28 points.
GALLATIN COUNTY (63) — Maxwell 9 10 28, Renecker 8 2 18, Roberts 3 0 6, LeGrand 2 0 5, Brown 2 0 6. Totals: 24 12 63.
WILLIAMSTOWN (47) — Bowen 0 1 1, Vinson 0 2 2, Vance 2 1 5, Brumback 1 6 8, Richardson 9 2 24, Ellis 2 3 7. Totals: 14 17 47.
Gallatin County ....... 10 16 18 19—63
Williamstown ....... 6 13 8 20—47
Three-point goals: G-LeGrand 1, Brown 2, W-Richardson 2. Records: W 4-17.
• Walton-Verona 64, Pendleton County 37— Walton Verona senior forward Jessica Schmitt had a double-double with 28 points and 14 rebounds.
WALTON-VERONA (64) — Ryan 3 0 6, Messmer 5 2 12, Bon Handorf 2 0 5, Schmitt 7 14 28, Hegland 3 1 7, Mcintyre 1 0 2, Frilling 1 2 4. Totals: 22 19 64.
PENDLETON COUNTY (37) — Tackett 0 2 2, Courtney 3 3 9, Ison 1 1 3, Mooreland 1 2 4, Powell 5 2 12, Erin Espelage 1 1 3, Erika Espelage 0 2 2, Kelsch 0 2 2. Totals: 11 15 37.
Walton-Verona ....... 17 17 12 18—64
Pendleton County ....... 13 9 6 9—37
3-pointers: W — Von Handorf. Records: W (20-5), P (5-17).
• Newport 51, Holmes 48 — Junior guard Erica Hallman hit two 3-pointers in the last minute to bring Holmes within three of Newport. Holmes tried to inbound the ball to Hallman with two seconds left but the pass was deflected.
Newport senior guard Molly White had 17 points, four rebounds, and three steals.
HOLMES (48) — Jackson 2 4 8, Humphrey 1 1 3, Hallman 11 0 26, Patterson 4 1 9, Herindan 0 2 2. Totals: 18 8 48.
NEWPORT (51) — Seibert 2 0 4, Beatsch 2 3 7, Stegner 1 0 2, Wagner 2 3 7, Jones 1 1 3, Mills 1 2 4, White 5 3 17, Atkins 1 5 7. Totals: 15 17 51.
Holmes ....... 9 14 9 16—48
Newport ....... 14 9 13 15—51
3-pointers: H — Hallman 4, N — Wite 4. Records: H (11-11), N (17-9).
• Highlands 66, Simon Kenton 43 — Stephanie Ripberger and Tara Boothe each scored 18 points for Highlands. Ripberger also had four blocks and Boothe had nine rebounds.
SIMON KENTON (43) — Bell 7 0 14, Jones 2 0 4, Corbin 1 0 2, Barnes 4 1 9, Deaton 1 1 3, Kelsay 4 3 11. Totals: 19 5 43.
HIGHLANDS (66) — Gibson 0 1 1, Imhoff 5 1 14, Winkler 1 0 3, Ripberger 8 0 18, Sheanshang 0 2 2, Stefanopolous 1 3 5, Owsley 0 1 1, Battles 1 0 2, Boothe 8 1 18, Dickerson 1 0 2. Totals: 25 9 66.
Simon Kenton ....... 10 11 12 11—43
Highlands ....... 19 17 21 9—66
Three-point goals: H-Imhoff 2, Winkler 1, Ripberger 2, Boothe 1. Records: S 9-13, H 19-4.
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