Saturday, February 17, 2001
N.Ky. boys basketball games
Conner downs Dixie in overtime
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Conner couldn't hold a five-point lead entering the fourth quarter but survived to beat Dixie Heights 76-74 in overtime at Conner Friday night.
Dixie's Russ Bramlage made a layup with six seconds remaining to send the game into overtime.
Conner senior forward Russ Stephenson recorded his 1,000th career point in the third quarter with his fourth 3-pointer of the game.
He finished with 26 points.
Terry Johnson registered a double-double for Conner, scoring 17 points and pulling down 11 rebounds.
DIXIE HEIGHTS (74) — O'Tool 7 6 20, Lonergan 2 1 5, R. Bramlage 8 3 19, J. Bramlage 8 2 19, Mays 1 0 2, Jones 4 1 9. Totals: 30 13 74.
CONNER (76) — Brown 3 0 8, Hudgens 5 2 14, M. Johnson 2 2 7, T. Johnson 7 3 17, Stephenson 10 1 26, Ballou 1 1 3, Lafollette 0 1 1. Totals: 28 10 76.
Dixie Heights ....... 14 18 18 20 4-74
Conner ....... 22 16 17 15 6—76
3-pointers: D- J. Bramlete; C- Brown 2, Hudgens 2, M. Johnson, Stephenson 5. Records: D 16-8; C 17-4.
• Bellevue 63, Dayton 46 — Mike Gullett led Bellevue with 17 points, including five 3-pointers. Brandon Cain added 16 points for Bellevue.
The Tigers made 15 of their 28 shots from the floor in the second half.
Senior guard Nathan Hall scored a team-high 16 points for Dayton.
DAYTON (46) — Hall 6 3 16, Gilbert 1 0 2, Stockton 0 1 1, Huff 1 0 2, Wiseman 3 0 6, Hundemer 2 2 7, Reynolds 6 0 12. Totals: 19 6 46.
BELLEVUE (63) — Rechtin 1 0 2, Delaney 6 0 12, Clemons 3 0 6, Cain 7 1 16, Gullett 6 0 17, McIntyre 4 0 8, Gramer 1 0 2. Totals: 28 1 63.
Dayton ....... 11 7 12 16—46
Bellevue ....... 16 14 21 12—63
3-pointers: D-Hall, Hundemer; B-Gullett 5, King. Records: D 6-17, B 8-14.
• Boone County 77, Lloyd 38 — Ben Brown scored a game-high 15 points and Robby Kellerman added 15 for the Rebels.
Boone County used a 22-4 run in the second quarter to take a 36-16 lead at the half.
LLOYD (38) — Quinn 2 0 5, Vogt 0 2 2, Hollenkamp 1 0 3, Kelly 1 0 2, Fox 2 1 5, Mullins 3 0 8, Holbrook 1 0 2, Mi. Hopkins 4 1 9, Ma. Hopkins 1 0 2. Totals: 15 4 38.
BOONE CO. (77) — Boswell 2 0 6, Rouse 3 0 7, Adkins 1 0 2, Kellerman 5 4 14, Rollins 2 0 5, Haake 1 0 3, Wilkin 5 0 10, Montgomery 1 3 5, Floyd 1 1 3, Osborn 0 2 2, Moore 2 1 5, Brown 6 0 15. Totals: 29 11 77.
Lloyd ....... 12 4 15 7—38
Boone Co. ....... 14 22 21 20—77
3-pointers: L-Quinn, Hollenkamp, Mullins 2; BC-Boswell 2, Rouse, Rollins, Haake, Brown 3. Records: BC 9-14, L 9-15.
• Calvary Christian 56, Beechwood 46 — Junior center Brian Helton came off the bench for the Cougars to score a career-high 18 points, including 11 in the fourth quarter.
The Tigers tied the game with 3:30 to go in the third quarter but couldn't solve the Cougars' pressure defense late in the game.
Junior guard Ross Hart led the Tigers with 15 points and scored eight of those in the third quarter to help close the point gap.
CALVARY CHRISTIAN (56) — Mollozzi 2 1 5, Zuerner 3 0 8, Iles 2 2 7, Lanham 6 1 15, Moran 1 1 3, Helton 6 6 18. Totals: 20 11 56.
BEECHWOOD (46) — Glueck 2 1 5, Stowers 4 0 10, Boyle 1 1 3, Younts 1 0 3, Hart 6 2 15, Morris 1 0 3, Downs 1 3 5, Swift 1 0 2. Totals: 17 7 46.
Calvary Christian ....... 11 21 3 21—56
Beechwood ....... 5 12 18 11—46
3-pointers: CC—Zuerner 2, Iles, Lanham 2, B—Stowers 2, Younts, Hart, Morris. Records: CC 10-15, B 16-8.
• Holmes 54, Newport 40 — James Jackson scored 10 of his team-high 18 points in the fourth period to lead the Bulldogs.
Patrick Walker added 10 for Holmes, which pulled away on the strength of a 17-8 run in the third period.
Only four players scored for Newport, but two registered double-doubles. Donald Smithson scored 21 points and grabbed 10 rebounds, while Thomas Petty had 15 points and 17 rebounds.
HOLMES (54) — Smith 1 2 5, White 1 0 2, Black 1 0 2, Walker 5 0 10, Fischer 1 0 3, Rice 3 0 7, Gentry 1 0 2, Jackson 9 0 18, Kornegay 1 1 3. Totals: 23 3 54.
NEWPORT (40) — Petty 7 1 15, Chandler 0 2 2, Whatley 1 0 2, Smithson 8 2 21. Totals: 16 5 40.
Holmes ....... 10 13 17 14—54
Newport ....... 8 13 8 11—40
3-pointers: H-Smith, Fischer, Rice; N-Smithson 3. Records: Holmes 9-14, Newport 6-10.
• Campbell County 80, Simon Kenton 76 — Junior forward Kevin Reinhardt hit two free throws with .6 seconds left in the fourth quarter to seal the victory.
Campbell County had four players in double figures, led by Reinhardt, who scored 29 points and grabbed 15 rebounds.
Senior forward Kevin Cristello paced the Pioneers with 20 points and 13 rebounds.
SIMON KENTON (76) — Stowers 3 8 15, Cristello 5 10 20, Brock 6 3 15, Hopkins 1 0 2, Reed 3 2 9, Harris 1 0 3, Baker 3 0 9, Kannady 1 0 3. Totals: 23 23 76.
CAMPBELL COUNTY (80) — Miller 5 0 12, Sigmon 4 3 12, Futscher 3 0 6, Krift 5 0 12, Clark 1 0 2, Cornetet 3 1 7, Reinhardt 11 7 29. Totals: 32 11 80.
Simon Kenton ....... 18 9 31 18—76
Campell County ....... 19 15 23 23—80
3-pointers: S-Stowers, Reed, Harris, Baker 3, Kannady; C-Miller 2, Sigmon, Krift. Records: S 18-7; C 14-7.
• Highlands 74, St. Henry 57 — Highlands scored 24 points off 16 St.Henry turnovers.
Ross Neltner had a game-high 30 points and grabbed eight rebounds for the Bluebirds. Kevin Gilles added 13 points and Mylor Rider had 11.
Jeff Eisenmenger paced St. Henry with 22 points, making 12 of his 19 shots.
Andrew Vieth added 15 points.
ST. HENRY (57) — Voelker 1 0 2, Fabiani 0 2 2, Vieth 6 2 15, Love 1 2 4, Tewes 0 1 1, Schmidt 2 2 6, Eisenmenger 10 0 22, McClure 1 0 2, Smith 0 3 3. Totals: 24 12 57.
HIGHLANDS (74) — Rider 4 1 15, Jager 0 1 1, Gilles 5 0 13, Miller 3 0 7, Guidugli 1 2 4, Liggett 1 1 3, Moeves 1 3 5, Neltner 13 4 30. Totals: 28 12 74.
St. Henry ....... 12 19 12 14—57
Highlands ....... 21 13 22 18—74
3-pointers: H-Rider 2, Gilles 3, Miller. SH-Vieth, Eisenmenger 2. Records: H 15-7, SH 12-12.
• Holy Cross 70, Walton Verona 53 — Senior forward Josh Beiting scored 29 points for Holy Cross.
Senior center Jonathan Wigger scored 13 points and grabbed 12 rebounds for the Indians.
Senior guard Brad Stephenson paced the Bearcats with 10 points.
WALTON-VERONA (53) — Maddox 3 0 8, Crouch 1 2 5, Berkemeier 2 0 6, Huellemeier 1 4 6, Day 2 4 8, Daniels 5 0 10, Stephenson 4 1 10. Totals: 18 11 53.
HOLY CROSS (70) — Bibbins 1 0 2, Carr 2 1 6, Arlinghaus 3 0 8, Millay 1 0 2, Stevie 1 0 2, Steenken 1 0 2, Beiting 12 5 29, Hinzman 0 2 2, Bornhorn 1 2 4, Wigger 6 1 13. Totals: 28 11 70.
Walton Verona ....... 11 11 14 17—53
Holy Cross ....... 17 14 18 21—70
3-pointers: W-Maddox 2, Crouch, Berkemeier 2, Stephenson; H-Carr, Arlinghaus 2. Records: W 11-10; H 9-13.kentucky boys
• Scott 74, Ryle 66 — All five Scott starters finished in double figures, led by senior Chris Thompson's 21 points.
Senior Jamie Medved scored seven of his 11 points and Bryan Stevenson hit two 3-pointers in the second quarter to spark the Eagles, the No.3 team in the Enquirer's coaches poll.
Nick Feagan led the Raiders with 19 points.
RYLE (66) — Beil 3 0 8, Doellman 6 4 17, Margrave 2 0 5, Crigler 5 0 13, Ginn 1 0 2, Feagan 8 2 19, Noel 1 0 2. Totals: 26 6 66.
SCOTT (74) — Morris 4 2 12, Stevenson 4 0 10, Shipley 0 2 2, Flowers 1 2 4, Thompson 7 5 21, Lye 4 6 14, Medved 5 0 11. Totals: 25 17 74.
Ryle ....... 25 8 10 23—66
Scott ....... 17 21 18 18—74
3-pointers: R — Crigler 3, Beil 2, Doellman, Margrave, Feagan. S — Morris, Stevenson, Thompson 2, Medved. Records: R 8-16, S 21-4.
• Silver Grove 93, Deming 66 — The win sets a new school record for wins in a season at Silver Grove.
SILVER GROVE (93) — Richmond 6 3 19, Smith 1 0 2, Jo. Horstman 2 0 4, Baumann 1 2 4, Ji, Horstman 11 4 28, C. McCarter 2 8 12, Bacis 2 1 5, Phillips 1 0 3, Kopp 3 0 6, Fletcher 1 0 2, Stewart 1 1 3. Totals: 32 22 93.
DEMING (66) — Price 1 0 3, Graves 0 3 3, Henson 3 0 7, Sutton 1 0 2, Gifford 9 5 23, Baker 8 3 24, Fryman 1 0 2, Farrar 1 0 2. Totals: 24 11 66.
Silver Grove ....... 20 30 26 17—93
Deming 19 17 15 15—66
3-pointers: S—Richmond 4, Ji. Horstman 2, Phillips. D—Price, Henson, Baker 5. Records: S 24-2.
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