Saturday, February 24, 2001
Cincinnati boys basketball games
West Hi wallops Fairfield
Senior center Danny Horace scored 22 points and grabbed 10 rebounds and had a team-high four steals to lead fourth-seeded Western Hills to an easy 70-44 victory over Fairfield in the Division I Sectional at Lakota West.
Senior forward Darryl Peterson added 17 points and seven rebounds for the Mustangs, who led by as many as 17 in the first half.
A key stat in the game was turnovers. Western Hills forced 18 Fairfield turnovers, while the Mustangs turned it over only six times.
“I thought the pressure from the guards made the difference,” said Western Hills coach Lannis Timmons.
Forward Kevin Ruhl led Fairfield with 18 points.
Western Hills advances to meet the winner of today's Harrison-Lakota East game on Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. at Miami University's Millett Hall.
WESTERN HILLS (70) — Andrews 3 1 8, Mills 1 0 2, Taylor 1 1 3, Hadnot 1 1 3, Peterson 7 2 17, Banks 3 2 9, Smith 2 2 6, Horace 8 5 22. Totals: 26 14 70.
FAIRFIELD (44) — Cox 0 1 1, Carpenter 3 2 8, Gwinn 1 1 3, Slade 7 0 14, Ruhl 8 2 18. Totals: 19 6 44.
Western Hills ....... 18 19 14 19—70
Fairfield ....... 10 12 13 9—44
3-pointers: W—Andrews, Peterson, Banks, Horace. Records: W 17-4, F 10-11.
• Turpin 48, Norwood 38, Division II at Anderson — Turpin won its first game of the season in its first sectional tournament game.
Drew Walters came off the bench to score 15 points. Brian Brunetti added 11 points.
Dustin Cash had a game-high 23 points for Norwood.
Turpin plays No.2 seed McNicholas at 7:45 p.m. Monday.NORWOOD (38) — Cash 9 3 23, Marksbury 1 0 2, Brues 3 0 6, Morganwruth 2 0 5, McQueen 1 0 2, Totals 16 3 38
TURPIN (48) — Quinn 1 0 2, Brunetti 2 6 11, Walters 6 0 15, Natteucci 4 0 9, Seibert 1 0 2, Zimmerman 4 0 8, Rheude 0 1 1, Totals 18 7 49
Norwood ....... 9 4 11 14—38
Turpin ....... 10 11 12 15—48
Three-pointers: N-Cash, Morganwruth; T-Brunetti, Walters (3), Natteucci. Records: N 2-19, T 1-20
• Roger Bacon 93, Bethel-Tate 50, Division II at Anderson — Josh Hausfeld scored 22 points for top-seeded Roger Bacon. Bethel-Tate was led by Andy Hesketh with 11 points. BETHEL-TATE (50) — Wylie 3 0 6, Hesketh 4 2 11, M. Cunningham 3 0 6, B. Cunningham 2 2 6, Cummins 0 2 2, Gilbert 4 2 10, Gregory 3 0 9. Totals: 19 8 50.
ROGER BACON (93) — Hausfeld 10 0 22, McCoy 1 0 2, Bock 1 2 4, Newton 4 2 10, N. Wyrick 2 0 4, Holt 2 1 5, Land 4 0 8, St. Clair 5 0 10, Hauerkamp 1 0 2, Bush 3 4 10, Meridy 2 1 5, B. Wyrick 2 0 4, Phillips 2 1 5, Reed 1 0 2. Totals: 40 11 93.
Bethel-Tate ....... 16 14 7 13—50
Roger Bacon ....... 27 22 19 25—93
3-pointers: B—Hesketh, Gregory 3. R—Hausfeld 2. Records: R 14-7, B 6-15.
• Ripley 73, North College Hill 55, Division III at Sycamore — Brian Marshall scored a game-high 35 points for Ripley.
RIPLEY (73) — Malone 1 0 2, Turner 3 2 10, Taylor 1 2 4, Cracraft 7 1 15, Teegarden 1 0 2, Fulton 1 3 5, Marshall 12 11 35. Totals: 26 19 73.
NCH (55) — Smith 1 0 2, Fitzhugh 2 0 4, Benedict 1 4 7, Turner 2 1 5, Kemphaus 5 0 12, Allen 4 2 11, Moore 2 0 4, Lanier 3 0 6, Ivery 1 0 2, Jackson 1 0 2. Totals: 22 7 55.
Ripley ....... 18 16 22 17—73
NCH ....... 21 8 7 18—55
3-pointers: R—Turner 2. N—Benedict, Kemphaus 2, Allen.
• Madeira 71, Indian Hill 59, Division III at Sycamore - Robb Hern scored 19 points for Madeira, which bounced back from an early 11-point deficit.
The Mustangs trailed Indian Hill 22-11 after the first quarter, but a stingy defense held the Braves to five second-quarter points.
Rob Tuke (14), Adam Burch (12) and Bret Underwood (13) all scored in double figures.
Grady Rogers paced the Braves with 19 points while Ollie Kendell pitched in with 15.
MADEIRA (71) — Tuke 4 4 14, Tudor 2 4 9, Burch 4 0 12, Luther 0 2 2, Spence 1 0 2, Hern 5 9 5 9 19, Underwood 2 9 13. Totals: 18 28 71.
INDIAN HILL (59) — DeBord 1 0 3, Rogers 9 1 19, Slattery 2 2 6, Haarman 2 2 6, Sweeney 3 0 7, Kendall 6 2 15, Meyer 1 0 3. Totals: .
Madeira ....... 11 18 21 21—71
Indian Hill ....... 22 5 12 20—59
3-pointers: M- Tuke 2, Tudor, Burch 4; I- DeBord, Sweeney, Kendall , Meyer. Records: M 18-2; I 10-11.
• Seven Hills 57, Cincinnati Christian 47 — Division IV at Loveland - Mark Burkson paced Seven Hills with 14 points while Andy Lenobel added 11. Marques Irving led Cincinnati Christian with 13 points.
SEVEN HILLS (57) — Burke 1 2 4, Rohde 4 0 10, Lenobel 4 3 11, Burkson 6 2 14, Lyn 3 4 10, Reed 3 2 8. Totals: 21 13 57.
CINCINNATI CHRISTIAN (47) — Eerniffe 3 3 9, McQuiddy 1 0 2, Gillens 1 0 3, Brockman 2 5 9, Littlejohn 1 0 2, Irving 5 0 13, Barretson 1 0 2, Coats 1 1 3, Lowe 2 0 4. Totals: 17 9 47.
Seven Hills ....... 18 10 13 16—57
Cincinnati Christian ....... 8 14 9 16—47
3-pointers: S- Rohde 2; C- Gillens, Irving 3. Records: S 11-10; C 10-11.
• Harmony Community 65, Lockland 62, Division IV at Lockland — Charles Ruffin and Lionel Calhoun each scored three points in the final 1:30.
LOCKLAND (62) — Pittman 2 8 13, Collins 2 1 5, Biesbrook 4 2 10, Farley 8 2 19, Walker 6 3 15. Totals: 22 16 62.
HARMONY (65) — Black 3 1 7, Ruffin 6 4 16, McClendon 1 0 2, Calhoun 14 2 32, Levett 2 0 4, Jackson 1 0 2, Napier 1 0 2. Totals: 28 7 65.
Lockland ....... 15 9 13 25—62
Harmony ....... 22 17 9 17—65
3-pointers: L—Pittman, Farley. H—Calhoun 2. Records: H 8-4, L 3-18.
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