Friday, February 25, 2000
N.Ky. girls basketball roundup
Notre Dame beats Boone Co.
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Notre Dame used a 25-10 fourth quarter Thursday to clinch a 66-52 victory over Boone County in a battle between two of Northern Kentucky's top girls basketball programs.
Notre Dame entered the game tied for No.2 in the Enquirer's coaches poll and Boone County ranked No.4.
Mia Bradford had a huge block with 1:30 left and Notre Dame leading by four. The Pandas scored on the ensuing possession to take a six-point lead.
Boone County was forced to foul, and Notre Dame pulled away from the foul line. They sank 12 of 15 free throws.
Bradford (8) and Emily Farrell (7) combined to score 15 points in the fourth quarter. Farrell led all scorers with 19 points, and Bradford added 12.
BOONE COUNTY (52) — Janneck 1 0 2, Matheny 2 0 5, Molleson 3 2 8, Isaac 2 0 4, Grobmyer 7 2 16, Henderson 7 3 17. Totals: 22 7 52.
NOTRE DAME (66) — Darpel 1 0 2, Farrell 5 7 19, Zembrogt 0 3 3, Howard 0 2 2, Fox 2 0 4, Bauman 1 0 2, Hanser 5 3 14, Kreyling 3 2 8, Bradford 4 3 12. Totals: 21 20 66.
Boone County ....... 13 10 19 10—52
Notre Dame ....... 14 13 14 25—66
3-pointers: BC—Matheny. ND—Farrell 2, Hanser, Bradford. Records: BC 18-7, ND 19-7.
• Bishop Brossart 82, Ryle 41 — Junior Katie Schwegmann scored 23 points, and Emily Phillips added 14 to pace Brossart.
BROSSART (82) — Phillips 7 0 14, Schwegmann 10 1 23, Otto 1 0 2, C. Clark 1 0 3, Clift 4 0 11, Schultz 1 0 2, Wright 1 0 2, Ritter 2 0 4, Henke 2 7 11, Lloyd 1 0 2, S. Clark 4 0 8. Totals: 34 8 82.
RYLE (41) — Smith 5 0 10, Holtzapfel 3 1 8, Hastings 1 0 3, Scherer 3 0 6, Robinson 2 0 4, Cooper 1 1 3, Roesel 2 0 5, Salyers 1 0 2. Totals: 18 2 41.
Brossart ....... 23 19 20 20—82
Ryle ....... 6 10 17 8—41
3-pointers: B—Schwegmann 2, C. Clark, Clift 3. R—Holtzapfel, Hastings, Roesel. Records: B 21-8, R 6-18.
• Newport CC 49, Conner 41 — Amy Meyers scored seven points, and Erica Ziegler added six to lead Newport CC on a 21-12 run in the second quarter.
Meyers finished with a game-high 16 points. Jennifer Lillard paced Conner with a career-high 12 points.
CONNER (41) — Lillard 5 0 12, Michels 3 1 7, Suter 1 0 2, Hicks 2 3 7, Donohoo 3 3 9, Stasie 2 0 4. Totals: 16 7 41.
NEWPORT CC (49) — Bueter 3 1 10, Chiodi 1 2 4, Kessen 1 1 4, O'Hara 0 1 1, Burks 3 1 7, Meyers 6 4 16, Ziegler 3 1 7. Totals: 17 11 49.
Conner ....... 10 12 10 9—41
Newport CC ....... 6 21 9 13—49
3-pointers: C—Lillard 2. NCC—Bueter 3, Kessen. Records: C 6-17, NCC 15-10.
• Ludlow 50, Pendleton County 44 — Ashley Pence sank six free throws in the closing minutes to lead Ludlow to victory.
Kamryn Miller helped Ludlow take the lead in the fourth quarter with two 3-pointers.
Pence led Ludlow with 12 points, and Miller finished with 10.
PENDLETON COUNTY (44) — Tackett 1 0 3, Courtney 0 1 1, Moreland 2 2 6, Powell 7 2 16, Caldwell 1 0 2, Wood 3 0 6, Kelsch 4 0 10. Totals: 18 5 44.
LUDLOW (50) — K. Miller 3 1 10, Stulz 2 0 4, Kohlbrand 2 0 4, Wise 3 1 7, C. Miller 2 0 4, Lantry 3 3 9, Pence 2 6 12. Totals: 17 11 50.
Pendleton County ....... 5 10 14 15—44
Ludlow ....... 11 7 11 21—50
3-pointers: PC—Tackett, Kelsch 2. L—K. Miller 3, Pence 2. Records: PC 5-16, L 13-10.
• Holmes 53, St. Henry 40 — Valencia Jackson and Erica Hallman each had 16 points for Holmes.
HOLMES (53) — Jackson 5 6 16, Collins 1 4 6, Hallman 4 5 16, Patterson 5 2 13, Herindon 1 0 2. Totals: 16 17 53.
ST. HENRY (40) — Franks 2 6 10, King 1 2 4, Topmiller 2 0 4, Danks 0 1 1, Tabeling 1 2 4, Otte 3 3 9, Brady 2 2 8. Totals: 11 16 40.
Holmes ....... 8 14 14 17—53
St. Henry ....... 6 10 11 13—40
Three-point goals: H-Hallman 3, Patterson 1; S-Brady 2. Records: S 8-14.
• Calvary Christian 64, Williamstown 38 — Sarah Woods scored 21 points, and Lisa Van Berkel added 18 points to lead Calvary Christian.
Angie Richardson scored 22 points and had 15 rebounds for Williamstown.
CALVARY CHRISTIAN (64) — Woods 9 1 21, Mullins 5 0 10, Adams 2 1 5, Van Berkel 7 4 18, Downey 2 0 4, Salomon 3 0 6. Totals: 28 6 64.
WILLIAMSTOWN (38) — Vance 2 0 4, BeZee 0 1 1, Lawrence 2 0 4, Richardson 10 1 22, Ellis 2 3 7 . Totals: 16 5 38.
Calvary Christian ....... 16 23 11 14—64
Williamstown ....... 3 14 9 12—38
Three-point goals: C-Woods 2; W-Richardson 1. Records: W 4-20.
• Highlands 68, Lloyd 14 — Stephanie Ripberger had 19 points, six rebounds and three assists.
LLOYD (14) — Vance 1 0 2, Marshall 1 0 2, Fields 2 2 6, Jenkins 1 0 2, Van Horne 1 0 2. Totals: 6 2 14.
HIGHLANDS (68) — Thomas 1 0 3, Imhoff 2 0 5, Winkler 1 0 2, Ripberger 6 5 19, Sheanshang 4 1 9, Stefanopolous 0 1 1, Hamel 1 0 3, Battles 1 0 2, Boothe 6 2 14, Grause 1 0 2, Brown 1 0 2, Dickerson 1 3 6. Totals: 25 12 68.
Lloyd ....... 0 5 3 6—14
Highlands ....... 24 13 21 10—68
Three-point goals: H-Thomas 1, Imhoff 1, Ripberger 1, Hamel 1, Dickerson 1. Records: H 20-5.
• Newport 63, Scott 48 — Ashley Mills scored 22 points and Molly White added 15 for Newport. Stephanie Atkins had 12 points and 12 rebounds.
SCOTT (48) — Matracia 4 0 8, Thomas 6 0 16, Hutchinson 1 0 2, Pairan 7 2 16, Jackson 2 2 6. Totals: 20 4 48.
NEWPORT (63) — Beatsch 1 0 3, Wagner 3 1 7, Jones 0 1 1, T. Atkins 0 3 3, White 6 1 15, S. Atkins 6 0 12, Mills 9 0 22. Totals: 25 6 63.
Scott ....... 14 9 12 13—48
Newport ....... 9 15 20 19—63
3-pointers: S—Thomas 4. N—Beatsch, White 2, Mills 4. Records: N 19-9, S 14-11.
• Simon Kenton 72, Campbell County 67 — Senior Leila Barnes scored 18 of her game-high 32 in the second half. Teammate Allison Bell added 20.
The Pioneers took control with a 25-15 third quarter run.
Dawn Sparks led Campbell County with 26 points.
SIMON KENTON (72) — Daugherty 2 0 5, Bell 9 2 20, Barnes 15 2 32, Deaton 3 0 6, Kelsay 3 1 7, Corbin 1 0 2. Totals: 32 7 72.
CAMPBELL COUNTY (67) — Wilson 0 2 2, Ballinger 1 1 3, Ragan 5 0 12, Bunker 3 0 6, Franzen 4 4 12, Schultz 1 2 4, Sparks 11 4 26, Walker 1 0 2. Totals: 24 13 67.
Simon Kenton ....... 22 9 25 14—72
Campbell County ....... 13 26 15 13—67
3-pointers: SK—Daugherty. CC—Ragan 2. Records: CC 16-8, SK 10-14.
• Walton-Verona 65, Carroll County 44 — Three players posted double-doubles for the Bearcats. Megan Messmer scored a career-high 21 and pulled down 10 rebounds. Jessica Schmidt added 18 points and 14 rebounds, and Angela Hegland had 12 points and 10 rebounds. Katie VonHandorf had 10 assists.
WALTON-VERONA (65) — Ryan 2 0 6, Messmer 9 0 21, VonHandorf 2 0 6, Schmidt 8 2 18, Hegland 6 0 12, Hogan 0 1 1, L. Ryan 0 1 1. Totals: 27 4 65.
CARROLL COUNTY (44) — Wallace 3 1 7, Graves 2 3 7, Stevenson 2 0 4, Hourigan 5 3 13, Walker 1 0 2, Alexander 4 3 11. Totals: 17 10 44.
Walton-Verona ....... 19 17 18 11—65
Carroll County ....... 11 8 12 12—44
3-pointers: WV—Ryan 2, Messmer 3, VonHandorf 2. Records: WV 22-5.
Boys
• Calvary Christian 68, Dayton 64 — Senior forward Gabe Watson led all scorers with 21 points.
Darrell Brummett led Dayton with 18 points.
Calvary Christian led throughout the entire fourth quarter.
CALVARY CHRISTIAN (68) —Zuerner 4 3 13, Tepe 3 0 7, Mollozzi 1 0 2, Donoghue 4 0 8, Watson 10 1 21, Lanham 5 0 11, Moran 3 0 6. Totals: 30 4 68.
DAYTON (64) — Reckers 7 1 16, Hall 3 0 8, Skirvin 1 0 2, Ja. Wiseman 3 4 10, Je. Wiseman 5 0 10, Brummett 7 5 18. Totals: 26 9 64.
Calvary Christian ....... 17 16 17 18—68
Dayton ....... 16 14 14 20—64
Three-point goals: C-Zuerner 2, Tepe 1, Lanham 1; D-Reckers 1, Hall 2. Records: C 15-8, D 5-19.
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