P.J. Mills scored 29 points to lead Winton Woods to a 68-44 victory over Harrison, completing the Warriors' second consecutive undefeated regular season.

        Winton Woods (20-0) is the No.1 team in The Enquirer's Division I coaches poll and is primed to earn the poll championship when the final poll is released Monday.

        Junior guard Paul Volkerding paced the Wildcats with 26 points, including five 3-pointers.

        WINTON WOODS (68) — Anderson 4 2 10, Fields 0 5 5, Hunter 0 2 2, Riley 4 4 12, Hite 4 2 10, Mills 13 3 29. Totals: 25 18 68.

        HARRISON (44) — Volkerding 9 3 26, Brech 4 2 10, Ludwick 2 1 5, McDonald 1 1 3. Totals: 16 7 44.

        Winton Woods ....... 10  12  15  31—68

        Harrison ....... 6  10  14  14—44

        3-pointers: H—Volkerding 5. Records: WW 20-0 (14-0 FAVC Buckeye), H 10-10 (6-8).

        • Loveland 68, Wilmington 57 — Loveland clinched the Fort Ancient Valley Conference Cardinal division title with a 14-0 record. The Tigers finished 19-1 overall.

        Loveland hit 11 of 14 field goals in the first quarter to get off to a 24-9 lead.

        Junior guard Kevin Schappell scored eight of his 18 points in the fourth quarter to seal the victory.

        LOVELAND (68) — McCoy 0 1 1, Kowatsch 2 0 4, Partin 4 3 13, Beck 4 0 8, Schappell 8 1 18, VanBuskirk 10 1 21, Cripe 1 0 2. Totals: 29 6 68.

        WILMINGTON (57) — Harte 1 2 5, Hinman 6 0 14, Grove 0 2 2, Armstrong 1 0 2, Wilson 5 8 19, Thirey 3 5 11, Halley 2 0 4. Totals: 18 17 57.

        Loveland ....... 24  20   6  18—68

        Wilmington ....... 9  18  18  12—57

        3-pointers: L-Partin 3, Schappell; W-Harte, Hinman 2, Wilson. Records: L 19-1 (14-0 FAVC); W 12-8 (8-6 FAVC).

        • Goshen 52, Little Miami 50 — Senior guard Roger Drake hit two key free throws to seal the victory for the Warriors.

        Junior guard John Oakley paced the Panthers with 15 points.

        GOSHEN (52) — Drake 4 10 21, Bell 1 5 8, Blevins 2 2 7, Steele 0 1 1, Helton 2 1 7, Gulley 3 0 6, Sheppard 1 0 2. Totals: 13 19 52.

        LITTLE MIAMI (50) — Albertson 2 0 4, Oakley 5 2 15, McVey 3 1 7, Ramsey 1 1 3, Morgan 2 0 5, Stern 2 0 5, Kaser 3 0 6, Pritchard 2 1 5. Totals: 20 5 50.

        Goshen ....... 18  15   9  10—52

        Little Miami ....... 12  18  11   9—50

        3-pointers: G-Drake 3, Bell, Blevins, Helton 2; L-Oakley 3, Morgan, Stern. Records: G 10-10; L 6-14 (4-10 FAVC).

        • Mason 65, Northwest 55 — Sophomore center-forward Jordan Faulkner scored 15 of his 20 points in the fourth quarter to lead the Comets.

        Mason made six of its seven 3-pointers in the second half as the Comets snapped a 20-20 halftime tie.

        Northwest junior guard Will Walker led all scorers with a career-high 26 points.

        MASON (65) — Combs 2 4 10, Peters 2 2 6, Decker 1 2 4, Hill 3 0 8, Faulkner 7 5 20, Culp 3 0 6, Harman 4 1 11. Totals: 22 14 65.

        NORTHWEST (55) — Jones 1 0 3, Parks 1 0 2, Wallace 1 2 4, Ekhator 0 2 2, Walker 9 5 26, Kelly 6 3 15, Maxwell 1 1 3. Totals: 19 13 55.

        Mason ....... 10  10  21  24—65

        Northwest ....... 9  11  16  19—55

        3-pointers: M — Combs, Harman, Hill 2, Faulkner. N — Walker 3, Jones. Record: N 2-18 (2-12 FAVC Buckeye).

        • Ross 62, Norwood 54 — Three straight 3-pointers, two from Kevin McBreen and one by Kevin Hutson, gave Ross the early lead.

        ROSS (62) — Estes 2 3 8, McBreen 6 0 15, Hutson 3 0 7, Overton 5 1 11, Collins 1 0 3, Sizemore 1 0 2, Rice 6 4 16. Totals: 24 8 62.

        NORWOOD (54) — Cash 7 3 19, Marksbury 5 3 14, Moore 1 0 3, Brinkman 2 0 6, Murphy 1 0 3, Prues 2 1 3, Morgenroth 3 0 6. Totals: 20 7 54.

        Ross ....... 21   6  20  15—62

        Norwood ....... 9   6  18  21—54

        3-pointers: N-Cash 2, Brinkman 2, Marksbury, Moore, Murphy. R-McBreen 3, Estes, Hutson, Collins. Records: N 2-18 (FAVC 2-12), R 13-7 (10-4).

        • Amelia 50, Glen Este 48 OT — Senior for ward Dave Denman made a layup at the buzzer in OT to seal the win for the Barons.

        Ryan Gladwell led Amelia with 18 points.

        Glen Este senior forward Mike Clyburn made eight of his career-high 20 points in the fourth quarter to help send the game to OT.

        AMELIA (50) — Turner 1 0 2, J.Smth 3 3 9, Scott 4 1 12, Denman 3 0 6, Gladwell 8 2 18, Meyer 1 1 3. Totals: 20 7 50.

        GLEN ESTE (48) — Rieck 1 0 3, Mattei 0 2 2, Bryant 2 2 6, Clyburn 7 6 20, Tieke 2 2 6, Diebel 2 7 11. Totals: 14 19 48.

        Amelia ....... 12   9   8  11  10—50

        Glen Este ....... 4  12   8  16   8—48

        3-pointers: A—Scott 3, GE—Rieck. Records: GE 11-9 (6-8 FAVC Buckeye).

        • Lebanon 46, Kings 45 — Freshman Tyler Pritchard iced the game by hitting two free throws with seven seconds left.

        Senior guard Josh Amburgy led the Warriors with 13 points.

        Junior forward Taylor Garvin paced the Knights with 14 points.

        LEBANON (46) — Karnes 1 0 2, Ault 2 1 5, Pritchard 1 2 4, Amburgy 4 5 13, Ja.Langston 2 0 4, Jo.Langston 3 0 6, Merchant 4 3 12. Totals: 17 11 46.

        KINGS (45) — Gayhart 1 0 2, Lauderback 1 2 5, Stephenson 2 1 5, Padgett 1 0 2, C.Davis 2 0 4, Garvin 6 2 14, Walters 3 5 12, Wank 0 1 1. Totals: 16 11 45.

        Lebanon ....... 13  16   9   8—46

        Kings ....... 10   8  12  15—45

        3-pointers: L—Merchant, K—Lauderback, Walters. Records: L 14-5 (11-3 FAVC Cardinal), K 1-19 (1-13).

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