Saturday, January 27, 2001
Cincinnati Hills League
Sophomore center Ryan McCormick scored 18 points in the second half to pace Finneytown over Mariemont 70-65.
Brandon Fisher led all scorers for Mariemont with 29. McCormick led Finneytown with 22 and Cory Davis added 20.
FINNEYTOWN (70) — Reichle 2 0 5, Hawkins 1 3 5, Busam 2 1 5, Davis 7 6 20, Partridge 1 0 2, Smith 1 0 2, McCormick 7 8 22, Lambert 3 3 9. Totals: 24 21 70.
MARIEMONT (65) — Gray 1 2 4, Keys 1 0 2, Clasen 3 0 6, Fisher 13 2 29, Weissman 6 3 15, Landes 2 4 9. Totals: 26 11 65.
Finneytown ....... 11 18 20 21—70
Mariemont ....... 17 14 12 22—65
3-pointers: F—Reichle. M—Fisher, Landes. Records: M 10-4 (CHL 6-3), F 7-6 (4-5).
• Reading 54, Wyoming 33 — Kenny Brady had 10 rebounds and 14 points, and Derek Aden had 10 rebounds and 13 points for Reading.
Reading didn't allow a field goal while outscoring Wyoming 17-5 for almost 12 minutes.
Reading remains in a first-place tie in the CHL with Madeira.
WYOMING (33) — Davis 3 0 6, Gale 2 2 7, Dantzler 3 1 7, Bruck 2 0 4, Huening 2 2 7, Carsman 1 0 2. Totals: 13 5 33.
READING (54) — Lawson 1 0 2, McGinnis 2 0 5, Wynn 0 3 3, Hershberger 0 3 3, Edwards 1 0 2, Brady 5 4 14, Wilking 1 0 2, Brinck 4 0 8, Aden 6 1 13, Wilson 0 2 2. Totals: 20 13 54.
Wyoming ....... 6 7 7 13—33
Reading ....... 15 15 10 14—54
3-pointers: R—McGinnis. W—Galle, Huening. Records: R 11-2 (CHL
• Madeira 76, Taylor 54 — Rob Tuke scored 10 of his 17 points in the first half, enabling Madeira to take a 45-19 halftime advantage.
The Mustangs hit six 3-pointers in the first half to break down Taylor's zone defense.
MADEIRA (76) — Tuke 5 5 17, S. Tudor 1 1 4, Burch 2 0 6, C. Tudor 0 2 2, Luther 1 0 2, Spence 4 2 12, Hern 5 1 11, Konieczka 2 0 5, Underwood 4 3 11, Hlavaty 2 2 6. Totals: 26 16 76.
TAYLOR (54) — Rininger 5 4 14, Hoffman 2 0 4, Bozich 1 0 2, Kroeger 3 2 9, Thinnes 2 0 4, Thompson 1 1 4, Blevins 2 0 4, Montague 6 0 13. Totals: 22 7 54.
Madeira ....... 21 24 15 16—76
Taylor ....... 10 9 9 26—54
3-pointers: M—Tuke 2, S. Tudor, Burch 2, Spence 2, Konieczka. T—Kroeger, Thompson, Montague. Records: T 4-10 (CHL 2-7), M 14-1 (8-1).
• Indian Hill 57, Deer Park 50 — Ollie Kendall sank two 3-pointers in the first quarter, triggering a 12-2 run that set the stage for the Braves' victory.
Joe Haarman added 12 points for Indian Hill, which made six of 11 from the free throw line down the stretch.
Justin Dennis led Deer Park with 21 points, including three 3-pointers during the third quarter. Brandon Hickey added 12 points and Cory Burke scored 10.
INDIAN HILL (57) — Debord 1 5 8, O'Reilly 2 0 4, Slattery 1 0 2, Haarman 6 0 12, Sweeney 3 0 6, Kendall 8 2 23, Rogers 1 0 2. Totals: 22 7 57.
DEER PARK (50) — Burke 2 6 10, Dennis 7 2 21, Hickey 4 3 12, Philipps 1 0 2, Rovekamp 1 0 3, Wietmarchen 1 0 2. Totals: 16 11 50.
Indian Hill ....... 16 13 11 17—57
Deer Park ....... 12 5 15 18—50
3-pointers: DP—Dennis 5, Hickey, Rovekamp. IH—Debord, Kendall 5. Records: DP 3-10 (CHL 1-7), IH 6-8 (4-5).
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