Wednesday, January 10, 2001
Cincinnati boys basketball games
No. 10 Anderson survives scare at Amelia
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Chris Norwell and Marcus Thompson combined to score 18 points in the fourth quarter as Anderson, ranked No.10 in the Enquirer's Division I boys basketball poll, rallied for a 65-53 victory at Amelia on Tuesday night.
The Redskins fell behind late in the third quarter before rallying behind Norwell, who finished with 20 points, and Thompson, who had 17.
Joe Smith led Amelia with 20 points.
ANDERSON (65) — Patzwald 0 2 2, Collar 4 4 14, Riddell 3 2 9, Turer 1 1 3, Thompson 4 5 17, Norwell 8 4 20. Totals: 20 18 65.
AMELIA (53) — M. Smith 1 2 5, J. Smith 9 1 20, Scott 1 3 6, Gladwell 2 3 7, Miller 3 2 9, Meyer 2 2 6. Totals: 18 13 53.
Anderson ....... 18 13 7 27—65
Amelia ....... 12 9 13 19—53
3-pointers: And—Collar 2, Riddell, Thompson 4. A—M. Smith, J. Smith, Scott, Miller. Records: And 6-3 (FAVC 5-1), Am 6-5 (3-3).
• Winton Woods 94, Turpin 37 — Robert Hite scored 29 points and Winton Woods, tied with Western Hills for No.2 in the Enquirer's Division I coaches poll, opened the game with a 15-0 run and cruised.
Hite also pulled in 10 rebounds. P.J. Mills just missed a double-double with 15 points and nine rebounds.
Winton Woods set season highs for points and blocked shots (10).
WINTON WOODS (94) — Civils 3 0 6, D. Hunter 0 1 1, Anderson 4 0 8, McCurdy 1 0 2, M. Hunter 4 3 12, Riley 1 0 3, Carden 1 1 3, Smith 2 4 8, Hite 13 2 29, Lattimore 3 1 7, Mills 7 1 15. Totals: 39 13 94.
TURPIN (37) — Brunett 4 0 10, Matteucii 5 0 12, Davis 1 3 5, Seiberth 4 0 8, Rheude 1 0 2. Totals: 15 3 37.
Winton Woods ....... 29 26 19 20—94
Turpin ....... 12 4 5 15—37
3-pointers: W — Hunter, Riley, Hite. T — Brunett, Matteucii 2. Records: W 10-0 (5-0 FAVC Buckeye).
• Deer Park 69, Bethel-Tate 61 — Brandon Hickey scored all 17 of his points in the fourth quarter after Bethel-Tate had tied the score at 49.
Justin Dennis and Corey Burke each added 15 points for Deer Park. Brian Cunningham paced Bethel-Tate with 16 points.
DEER PARK (69) — Burke 5 4 15, Dennis 6 0 15, Hickey 3 11 17, Rovekamp 3 7 13, Wietmarchen 3 1 9. Totals: 20 23 69.
BETHEL-TATE (61) — Gill 2 0 4, Wylie 6 0 12, Hesketh 4 0 9, M. Cunningham 1 0 2, Howser 1 0 2, B. Cunningham 6 4 16, Gregory 4 2 14, Williams 1 0 2. Totals: 25 6 61.
Deer Park ....... 16 9 22 22—69
Bethel-Tate ....... 10 10 21 20—61
3-pointers: D—Burke, Dennis 3, Wietmarchen 2. B—
Hesketh, Gregory 4. Records: D 3-6, B 2-8.
• La Salle 57, Aiken 39 — Andy Bucheit scored 11 of his 19 points in the first half to lead the Lancers.
AIKEN (39) — Robinson 6 2 15, Smith 4 0 9, Madden 2 1 5, Phoenix 1 0 2, Higgins 1 0 2, Mercer 1 2 4, Taylor 1 0 2. Totals: 16 5 39.
LA SALLE (57) — Schultz 1 0 3, Bucheit 8 0 19, Warman 1 0 2, Petit 1 3 5, Hyle 2 1 5, Schulte 2 0 5, Wood 1 0 2, Kruthaupt 3 6 12, Schacklieter 0 2 2, Orr 1 0 2. Totals: 20 12 57.
Aiken ....... 10 2 12 15—39
La Salle ....... 20 14 17 6—57
3-pointers: A—Robinson, Smith. L—Schultz, Bucheit 3, Schulte. Records: L 5-6, A 1-8.
• Hillcrest 93, Williamsburg 81 — John Brown's 12 points ignited a 38-point third quarter that carried the Titans to the victory.
Clayton Collins led all scorers with 24 points for Hillcrest. Brandon Dodds had 15 points and Immanuel Cody 21.
Joe Acevedo paced Williamsburg with 20.
WILLIAMSBURG (81) — Acevedo 6 6 20, Bainum 7 2 16, Carter 1 1 3, Vance 0 1 1, Clayton 6 1 13, Holtzclaw 8 2 18, McKibben 3 0 6, Humphries 2 0 4. Totals: 33 13 81.
HILLCREST (93) — Dodds 7 1 15, Cody 10 0 21, Brown 9 0 19, Carr 5 0 10, Collins 12 0 24, Shuster 1 0 2, Foster 1 0 2. Totals: 45 1 93.
Williamsburg ....... 14 19 20 28—810
Hillcrest ....... 13 25 38 17—93
3-pointers: W—Acevedo 2. H—Cody, Brown. Records: H 6-1, W 6-4.
• Loveland 64, Kings 50 — Kyle Partin hit back-to-back 3-pointers midway through the fourth quarter to give an 11-point lead to Loveland, the No.8 team in the Enquirer's Division I coaches poll.
Partin hit five 3-pointers on his way to a game-high 19 points. He hit three 3-pointers in the first quarter to help Loveland establish a 16-8 lead.
Shane Davis led Kings with 16 points, 12 in the third quarter to help the Knights get back in the game.
LOVELAND (64) — Kowatsch 1 2 4, Partin 6 2 19, Beck 5 0 11, Schappell 5 7 18, Van Buskirk 4 4 12. Totals: 21 15 64.
KINGS (50) — Cossman 3 0 7, Gayhart 7 1 15, Davis 6 4 16, Stephenson 1 3 5, Garvin 3 1 7. Totals: 20 9 50.
Loveland ....... 16 14 14 20—64
Kings ....... 8 12 19 11—15
3-pointers: L — Partin 5, Beck, Schappell. K — Gayhart 3, Cossman. Records: L 9-1 (6-0 FAVC Cardinal), K 1-7 (1-5 FAVC Cardinal).
• St. Bernard 54, Lockland 40 — Brian Hollmann and Tyrone Walker each scored seven points in the first quarter to help St. Bernard take command early. Walker ended up with a game-high 17 points and Walker added 12. Donte Farley led Lockland with 14 points.
LOCKLAND (40) — Cox 1 0 3, Pittman 1 0 2, Biesbrook 4 1 9, Farley 5 4 14, Walker 4 4 12. Totals: 15 9 40.
ST. BERNARD (54) — Walker 6 2 14, Roy 4 1 9, Hollmann 8 0 17, Fuson 0 2 2, Frazier 5 2 12. Totals: 23 7 54.
Lockland ....... 8 13 6 13—40
St. Bernard ....... 18 6 14 16—540
3-pointers: L — Cox. S — Hollmann. Record: S 3-8 (2-5 MVC).
• Lebanon 66, Norwood 28 — Lebanon placed four players in double figures on its way to the Fort Ancient Valley Conference Cardinal Division win.
Junior center Jeff Jacobs came off the bench to score nine of his 11 points in the second half.Teammate Tommy Ault scored seven of his 11 points in the first half.
Junior center Jon Prues scored a game-high 12 points for Norwood.
LEBANON (66) — Karnes 2 2 6, Ault 4 3 11, Pritchard 3 0 7, Amburgy 4 0 10, Ja. Langston 4 2 10, Jo. Langston 3 0 6, Jacobs 5 1 11, Merchant 2 0 5. Totals: 27 8 66.
NORWOOD (28) — Cash 4 1 9, Stewart 1 0 2, Meagher 0 1 1, Prues 6 0 12, Morgenroth 1 0 2, McQueen 1 0 2. Totals: 13 2 28.
Lebanon ....... 12 16 22 16—66
Norwood ....... 6 2 7 13—28
3-pointers: L — Amburgy 2, Pritchard, Merchant. Records: L 6-2 (5-1 FAVC Cardinal), N 1-8 (1-5 FAVC Cardinal).
• Mason 68, Harrison 50 — Tyler Crain scored nine of his game-high 22 points in the second quarter as Mason built a nine-point halftime lead.
Robert Harman added 14 points for Mason. Paul Volkerding led Harrison with 13 points.
MASON (68) — Faulkner 2 0 4, Crain 8 2 22, Harman 6 1 14, Peters 2 0 4, Owens 1 4 6, Culp 4 2 10, Hill 3 2 8. Totals: 26 11 68.
HARRISON (50) — Volkerding 5 2 13, Koch 0 2 2, Kist 2 0 5, Brech 0 4 4, Willis 1 2 4, Myers 3 0 8, Ludwick 5 0 10, Ruther 1 0 2, McDonald 1 0 2. Totals: 18 8 50.
Mason ....... 14 18 22 14—68
Harrison ....... 12 11 16 11—50
3-pointers: M—Crain 4, Harman. H—Volkerding, Kist, Myers 2. Records: M 5-4 (FAVC 3-3), H 6-3 (4-2).
• Wilmington 60, Goshen 56 — Ryan Hinman scored 17 points and Jack Armstrong added 15 to lead the Hurricanes.
GOSHEN (56) — Drake 7 6 23, Berling 2 0 5, Bell 1 3 5, Blevins 2 0 4, Smith 7 2 17, Gulley 1 0 2. Totals: 20 11 56.
WILMINGTON (60) — Nance 1 2 4, Hinman 4 5 17, Armstrong 6 3 15, Wilson 7 3 19, Thirey 2 1 5. Totals: 20 14 60.
Goshen ....... 14 12 5 25—56
Wilmington ....... 16 10 15 19—60
3-pointers: G-Drake 3, Berling, Smith; W-Hinman 4, Wilson 2. Records: W 6-3, 3-2 FAVC; G 5-5, 2-4.
• Summit 50, Seven Hills 47 — Junior Jack Deardorf scored nine of his game-high 15 points in the fourth quarter, including a steal and layup with 2:30 remaining to give Summit the lead for good.
SEVEN HILLS (47) — Mitchell 1 0 2, Burke 1 0 2, Rohde 0 1 1, Lenoble 4 0 9, Sittenfeld 0 1 1, Turba 2 0 4, Derkson 6 1 14, Lin 2 1 5, Reed 3 3 9. Totals: 19 7 47.
SUMMIT (50) — Falconi 5 0 13, Sheldon 1 1 4, Fessler 0 3 3, Dyer 4 3 11, Sanzere 1 0 2, Deardorff 6 3 15, Trautmann 1 0 2. Totals: 18 10 50.
Seven Hills ....... 14 9 12 12—47
Summit ....... 3 12 14 21—50
3-pointers: SH—Lenoble, Derkson. Su—Falconi 3, Sheldon. Records: Su 3-4 (MVC 3-3), SH 5-5 (3-4).
• Glen Este 53, Northwest 32 — Tom Diebel paced Glen Este with a double-double, including a game-high 16 points.
NORTHWEST (32) — Young 1 1 3, Jones 1 0 3, Parks 1 0 2, Wallace 1 0 2, Walker 3 0 6, Dulli 1 0 3, Moss 1 0 2, Kelly 4 3 11. Totals: 13 4 32.
GLEN ESTE (53) — Collett 1 0 2, Rieck 4 0 8, Blair 2 0 5, Mattei 1 0 2, Brashear 0 1 1, Bryant 1 2 4, Clyburn 4 0 8, Tieke 4 0 9, Diebel 7 2 16. Totals: 23 5 53.
Northwest ....... 8 6 8 10—32
Glen Este ....... 13 13 16 11—53
3-pointers: NW—Jones, Dulli. GE—Blair, Tieke. Records: GE 5-5 (FAVC 3-5).
• Eastern Brown 69, Hillsboro 59 — The Warriors converted 13 of 17 free throws in the fourth quarte.
HILLSBORO (59) — Bloom 3 0 7, Walker 4 1 11, Zink 4 0 10, Haitcock 0 1 1, Seeling 5 5 15, Fawley 1 0 2, Storer 0 1 1, Marischen 4 2 10, Burns 0 2 2. Totals: 21 12 59.
EASTERN BROWN (69) — Stout 6 4 20, Dotson 2 1 5, Beucler 6 9 25, Mignerey 2 2 7, Carlise 2 0 4, Bolender 1 0 2, Huff 3 0 6. Totals: 22 16 69.
Hillsboro ....... 14 12 14 19—59
Eastern Brown ....... 24 14 18 13—69
3-pointers: H—Bloom, Walker 2, Zink 2. E—Stout 4, Buecler 4, Mignerey. Records: E 7-2, H 3-6.
• School for the Creative and Performing Arts 74, Immaculate Conception 64 (OT) — Yahnus Cameron scored six of his team-high 19 points in overtime to lead the School for the Creative and Performing Arts to the victory.
Immaculate Conception's Rob Field hit a layup at the end of regulation to tie the game at 60.
Cameron recorded a double-double with 14 rebounds. Field scored a game-high 26 points for Immaculate Conception.
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION (64) — I. Boesken 2 0 5, Reist 1 0 2, R. Field 7 11 26, Lamping 0 2 2, T. Field 1 1 3, Vanderyt 7 4 18, D. Boesken 3 0 8. Totals: 21 18 64.
SCPA (74) — Cameron 7 3 19, Foreman 1 0 2, Patton 3 3 9, Powell 6 1 13, Gaines 1 0 3, McWhorter 2 0 4, Crittenden 4 1 12, L. Coggins 1 4 6, Robinson 1 0 2, King 2 0 4. Totals: 28 12 74.
Immaculate Conception ....... 19 8 13 20 4—64
SCPA ....... 13 13 17 17 14—0
3-pointers: I — D. Boesken 2, I. Boesken, R. Field. S — Crittenden, Cameron 2, Gaines. Records: S 4-2.
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