Thursday, December 21, 2000
Bazeley leads No. 7 Elder over Oak Hills
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Jake Bazeley scored 24 points and tied a single-game school record with eight assists to lead Enquirer No.7 Elder to a 58-45 victory over Oak Hills at Elder.
Phil Bengel added 10 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for Elder.
OAK HILLS (45) — Lee 4 5 13, Webb 1 2 4, Lips 1 0 2, Weathers 2 0 5, Oliverio 4 2 10, Wergers 0 1 1, Wyant 5 0 10. Totals: 17 10 45.
ELDER (58) — Bazeley 7 10 24, Benken 2 2 6, Schenke 3 0 6, Wellendorf 1 2 4, Volpe 0 1 1, Mahon 1 3 5, Wiehe 1 0 2, Bengel 5 0 10. Totals: 20 18 58.
Oak Hills ....... 7 12 15 11—45
Elder ....... 11 18 13 16—58
3-pointers: O—Weathers. Records: O 3-3, E 5-2.
• St.Xavier 63, Aiken 46 — Craig Cashen and Jordan Cornette combined for 14 points in the second half, rallying the No.1-ranked Bombers.
Holding a 24-22 lead at halftime, Cashen scored six points in the third quarter when the Bombers took a 41-31 lead.
AIKEN (46) — Enoch 0 1 1, Smith 5 0 12, Madden 1 0 3, Robinson 6 4 18, Jackson 3 0 6, Phoenix 3 0 6. Totals: 18 5 46.
ST. XAVIER (63) — Callahan 3 0 6, Grogan 2 0 5, Cornette 5 4 14, Bast 3 0 6, Shriver 2 0 4, Nolan 1 0 3, Hurley 0 2 2, Gay 0 1 1, Heekin 1 0 2, Retzinger 4 0 8, Cashen 5 2 12. Totals: 26 9 63.
Aiken ....... 14 8 9 15—46
St. Xavier ....... 12 12 17 22—63
3-pointers: A — Smith, Robinson 2, Madden. S — Grogan, Nolan. Records: A 1-4, S 6-0.
• Hughes 44, LaSalle 42 — A basket by Muneer Salaam with 12 seconds left lifted the Big Red to the upset over the No.10-ranked Lancers at Hughes. Trailing by 19 points, LaSalle tied the game 42-42 when Salaam took a pass and drove in for the winning layup.
LASALLE (42) — Bucheit 2 6 10, Hyle 5 2 14, Kruthaupt 5 0 15, Schauklieter 1 1 3. Totals: 13 9 42.
HUGHES (44) — Foster 4 0 8, Salaam 3 0 6, Whitehead 4 2 10, Hargrove 2 2 6, Solomon 1 0 2, Williams 1 2 4, Bails 3 0 6, Pickard 1 0 2. Totals: 19 6 44.
La Salle ....... 2 10 6 24—42
Hughes ....... 8 12 14 8—44
3-pointers: L — Kruthaupt 5, Hyle. Records: L 4-2, H 3-3.
• Harrison 63, Turpin 42 — The Wildcats took a 16-10 first-quarter lead and went on to win behind Michael Ruther's 18 points and 11 rebounds.
TURPIN (42) — Walters 2 1 6, Matteucci 4 2 10, Siebert 0 3 3, Maull 4 1 10, Zimmerman 0 1 1, Rheude 5 2 12. Totals: 15 10 42.
HARRISON (63) — Volkerding 1 1 4, Koch 2 1 6, Kist 0 3 3, Brech 2 2 6, Willis 1 0 3, Myers 3 2 10, Ludwick 6 1 13, Ruther 8 0 18. Totals: 23 8 63.
Turpin ....... 10 9 14 9—42
Harrison ....... 16 16 11 20—63
3-pointers: T-Walters 1, Maull 1; H-Volkerding 1, Kock 1, Willis 1, Myers 2, Ruther 2. Records: T 0-4 (0-3 FAVC Buckeye), H 5-0 (4-0).
• Kings 65, Ross 48 — Matt Stephenson led all scorers with 24 points and sank 10 consecutive free throws.
ROSS (48) — Estes 3 2 8, McBreen 3 0 7, Hutson 1 0 3, Overton 2 1 5, Wagner 1 4 6, Sizemore 3 6 13, Bulach 1 0 2, Rice 2 0 4. Totals: 16 13 48.
KINGS (65) — Stewart 1 0 2, Lamb 3 1 8, Cossman 1 6 9, Gayhart 3 1 7, Davis 1 1 3, Stephenson 7 10 24, Garvin 2 8 12. Totals: 18 27 65.
Ross ....... 15 11 9 13—48
Kings ....... 15 16 18 16—65
3-pointers: R-McBreen 1, Hutson 1, Sizemore 1; K-Lamb 1, Cossman 1. Records: R 4-2 (2-2 FAVC), K 1-5 (1-3).
• Wilmington 43, Little Miami 35 — Justin Wilson scored six points late in the fourth quarter to rally the Hurricanes.
WILMINGTON (43) — Washington 4 2 13, Hinman 2 0 6, Armstrong 2 1 5, Wilson 8 0 16, Thirey 1 1 3. Totals: 17 4 43.
LITTLE MIAMI (35) — Horn 1 0 3, Oakley 2 2 6, McConnaughey 3 0 6, Ramsey 3 0 8, Morgan 2 2 6, Stern 1 0 2, Kaser 1 0 2, Yeary 1 0 2. Totals: 14 4 35.
Wilmington ....... 9 18 4 12—43
Little Miami ....... 10 9 8 8—35
3-pointers: W—Washington 3, Hinman 2; L—Horn, Ramsey 2. Records: L 3-3 (2-2 FAVC).
• Hillcrest 75, SCPA 36 — Hillcrest jumped out to an 18-9 lead and never looked back.
SCPA (36) — Gaines 3 1 9, Powell 3 1 7, Talbert 0 4 4, Coggins 2 0 4, Brooks 1 0 3, Cameron 1 1 3, Foreman 1 0 2, McWhorter 0 1 1, King 0 1 1. Totals: 12 9 36.
HILLCREST (75) — Collins 8 0 17, Davis 7 0 14, Cody 4 0 10, Foster 3 1 7, Lanier 1 0 3, Carr 2 1 5, Joy 2 0 5, Thomas 1 0 2, Posey 3 0 6, Johnson 3 0 6. Totals: 34 2 75.
SCPA ....... 9 7 9 11—36
Hillcrest ....... 18 15 28 14—75
3-pointers: S—Gaines 2, Brooks. H—Collins, Cody 2, Joy, Lanier. Records: H 4-1, S 1-2.
• Anderson 60, Northwest 48 — Chris Norwell scored a game-high 21 points and Ken Riddell scored 10 points in the third period when Anderson went on a 15-6 run.
ANDERSON (60) — Patzwald 2 0 6, Collar 5 1 14, Riddell 7 0 17, Turer 1 0 2, Norwell 10 1 21. Totals: 25 2 60.
NORTHWEST (48) — Parks 1 0 2, Wallace 3 0 6, Chapman 1 0 2 Walker 5 0 11, Dulli 2 0 6, Moss 4 2 10, Kelly 3 2 8, Maxwell 1 1 3. Totals: 20 5 48.
Anderson ....... 22 13 15 10—60
Northwest ....... 13 17 6 12—48
3-pointers: A-Patzwald 2, Collar 3, Riddell 3; NW-Walker, Dulli 2. Records: NA.
• Landmark Christian 63, New Miami 53 — The Golden Eagles used a 25-13 run in the second period to pull away.
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NEW MIAMI (53) — Roberts 1 0 2, Mullins 0 1 1, Hampton 3 2 9, Shelley 7 5 19, Bowman 2 5 9, Tusing 4 5 13. Totals: 17 18 53.
LANDMARK CHRISTIAN (63) — Ellis 3 0 7, Purdy 3 0 7, Chamberlin 2 4 9, Golightly 1 0 2, Larkins 2 5 9, Holman 1 3 5, Davis 2 0 5, Celenza 1 4 6, Shannon 4 3 11, Douglas 1 0 2. Totals: 20 19 63.
New Miami ....... 15 13 8 17—53
Landmark Christian ....... 12 25 11 15—63
3-pointers: NM-Hampton; LC-Ellis, Purdy, Chamberlin, Davis. Records: LC 1-4, 1-3 MVC; NM 3-2, 3-2.
• Reading 65, Lockland 31 — The Blue Devils jumped out to a 36-13 halftime lead. Derek Aden scored a game-high 16 points.
READING (65) — Lawson 2 0 4, Vample 0 1 1, Wynn 2 0 4, Hershberger 1 1 3, Caldwell 2 0 6, Haire 2 0 4, Edwards 3 0 7, Brady 4 5 13, Wilking 1 2 4, Brinck 1 1 3, Aden 8 0 16. Totals: 26 10 65.
LOCKLAND (31) — Cox 2 1 6, Pittman 0 2 2, Biesbrook 2 3 7, Walker 4 0 8, Forley 3 2 8. Totals: 11 8 31.
Reading ....... 15 21 19 10—65
Lockland ....... 6 7 6 12—31
3-pointers: R-Caldwell 2, Edwards; L-Cox. Records: R 3-0.
• Roger Bacon 87, North College Hill 39 — Frank Phillips led four Roger Bacon players in double figures with a game-high 19 points.
NORTH COLLEGE HILL (39) — Smith 2 1 5, Fitzhugh 1 1 3, Victorian 2 2 6, Turner 1 0 2, Kemphaus 1 0 2, Allen 1 2 5, Moore 2 0 5, Turnage 2 1 5, Jackson 3 0 6. Totals: 15 7 39.
ROGER BACON (87) — McCoy 1 0 2, Bock 1 0 3, Johnson 1 2 4, Newton 2 0 4, N. Wyrich 1 2 4, Holt 2 0 5, Land 1 0 2, St. Clair 5 2 12, Huerkamp 5 0 10, B. Wyrich 8 1 17, Phillips 8 3 19, Reed 2 1 5.
North College Hill ....... 2 14 12 11—39
Roger Bacon ....... 21 16 22 28—87
3-pointers: NCH-Allen, Moore; RB-Bock, Holt. Records: RB 2-4.
• Amelia 61, Mason 58 — Joe Smith's 10-foot jump shot with 10 seconds remaining preserved the win for the Barons.
MASON (58) — Owens 2 2 6, Hill 2 0 5, Faulkner 8 5 21, Combs 4 2 12, Culp 2 0 4, Crain 4 0 12. Totals: 21 9 58.
AMELIA (61) — Toerner 0 1 1, M. Smith 1 1 3, J. Smith 7 6 21, Scott 5 2 13, Gladwell 3 9 15, Meyer 1 6 8. Totals: 17 25 61.
Mason ....... 17 14 10 17—58
Amelia ....... 10 15 18 18—61
3-pointers: A—J. Smith, Scott. M—Hill, Combs 2, Crain 4. Records: A 4-4 (FAVC 2-2), M 2-4 (1-3).
• Loveland 65, Norwood 44 — Derek Manville, Matt Beck and Kevin Schappell combined to score 24 of Loveland's 39 first-half points when the Tigers took a 39-21 lead.
LOVELAND (65) — Manville 5 0 11, Ceja 1 0 2, McCoy 3 0 6, Partin 1 0 3, Beck 5 1 12, Schappell 5 0 11, Lewis 3 0 8, VanBuskirk 1 2 4, Wilkinson 1 0 2, Cripe 3 0 6. Totals: 28 3 65.
NORWOOD (44) — Cash 7 0 15, Stewart 1 0 2, Meaghar 1 0 2, Bishop 1 2 5, Moore 0 2 2, Brinkman 1 0 2, Prues 4 2 10, Morganroth 1 0 2, McQueen 1 2 4. Totals: 17 8 44.
Loveland ....... 19 20 13 13—65
Norwood ....... 11 10 10 13—44
3-pointers: L—Mannville, Partin, Beck, Schappell, Lewis 2. N—Cash, Bishop. Records: N 2-5 (FAVC 3-2).
• Cin. Christian 51, Xenia Christian 35 — A full-court press that led to 14 steals helped Cincinnati Christian dominate.
XENIA CHRISTIAN (35) — Sampson 1 0 2, Brothers 3 0 6, Jezzeallogla 2 0 4, Pitstick 1 1 3, Kettering 6 4 17, Allen 1 1 3. Totals: 14 6 35.
CIN. CHRISTIAN (51) — Eernisse 3 2 8, McQuiddy 2 0 4, Gillens 2 0 6, Brockman 2 0 4, Irving 4 0 9, Garrettson 1 1 3, Collett 4 0 8, Coates 2 0 4, Lowe 1 3 5. Totals: 21 6 51.
Xenia Christian ....... 6 9 10 10—35
Cin. Christian ....... 10 16 14 11—51
3-pointers: XC—Kettering. CC—Gillens 2, Irving. Records: XC 2-3, CC 4-1.
• Summit Country Day 47, St. Bernard 41 — Mike Fessler and Nick Dyer each sank a pair of free throws in the last minute to seal the win for the Silver Knights.
ST. BERNARD (41) — Spears 2 0 4, Walker 3 1 7, Roy 2 0 4, Hollmann 7 1 15, McNay 2 3 7, Frazier 2 0 4. Totals: 18 5 41.
SUMMIT (47) — O'Brien 1 0 2, Koepfer 2 0 5, Falconi 1 0 2, Sheldon 6 0 14, Fessler 0 2 2, Dyer 7 2 16, Trautmann 2 0 4, Roth 1 0 2. Totals: 20 4 47.
St. Bernard ....... 10 10 10 11—41
Summit ....... 9 13 13 12—47
3-pointers: Su-Sheldon 2, Koepfer 1. Records: St 0-6 (0-4 MVC), Su 2-2 (2-2).
• Winton Woods 73, Glen Este 46 — Mack Hunter hit two 3-pointers and DeForrest Riley hit another as part of a 16-0 run in the Warriors' second quarter.
GLEN ESTE (46) — Collett 1 0 2, Rieck 1 0 3, Dewey 0 2 2, Blair 1 0 2, Mattei 1 2 5, Clust 0 1 1, Bryant 6 0 12, Clyburn 3 1 7, Tieke 3 3 9, Diebel 1 1 3. Totals: G 17 10 46.
WINTON WOODS (73) — Hill 1 0 2, Anderson 6 0 12, Fields 4 0 8, Hunter 4 0 11, Riley 3 1 8, Carden 2 5 9, Smith 1 1 3, Hite 4 0 8, Lattimore 1 2 4, Mills 4 0 8. Totals: 30 9 73.
Glen Este ....... 10 5 15 16—46
Winton Woods ....... 14 26 22 11—73
3-pointers: G-Rieck 1, Mattei 1; W-Hunter 3, Riley 1. Records: W 6-0 (4-0 FAVC).
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