Saturday, February 13, 1999
CINCINNATI BOYS BASKETBALL ROUNDUP
McMillan carries Aiken with 42 points, 32 rebounds
Paul McMillan came through with a career night for the Aiken boys basketball team in a 77-71 double overtime victory over the Woodward Bulldogs at Aiken.
Besides scoring six points in the second overtime, McMillan tallied a career-high 42 points, pulled down a single game school-record 32 rebounds, blocked eight shots and came up with eight steals.
“I've never seen a kid dominate like Paul did tonight,” Aiken coach Eric Thomas said. “You name it and Paul did it. It was a consistent effort throughout the game.”
McMillan blocked a shot with a minute to go in the second overtime, took it the length of the court and scored. He then stole the inbounds pass and put it back up to give Aiken a four-point lead with 30 seconds to play.
“I didn't notice anything different about Paul before the game,” Thomas said. “It wasn't something that I forecasted.”
The win was Aiken's third in a row and moved them a half game back of Woodward for second place in the MCC behind leader Withrow.
Brett Potter paced Woodward with 19 points.
WOODWARD (71) — Boyce 7 0 14, Anderson 5 1 11, Hendricks 2 3 7, Potter 5 7 19, Lee 3 0 6, Griffin 2 2 6, Armstrong 4 0 8. Totals: 28 13 71.
AIKEN (77) — A. White 5 0 10, Robinson 3 0 7, Johnson 3 0 6, McMillan 16 9 42, Jackson 4 2 10, Dickinson 0 2 2. Totals: 31 13 77.
Woodward ....... 16 14 17 9 7 6—71
Aiken ....... 13 15 14 16 7 12—77
Three-point field goals: A—Robinson, McMillan. W—Potter 2. Records: A 10-8 (MCC 3-3), W 8-10 (4-3).
• Withrow 93, Taft 19, at Walnut Hills — Brandon Hunter scored 15 of his 19 points in the first half while grabbing 15 rebounds for Withrow.
P.J. Sanders added 14 for the Bulldogs.
TAFT (19) — Williams 2 3 7, Cooper 3 1 7, Mayes 1 0 2, Malone 1 1 3. Totals: 7 5 19.
WITHROW (93) — Love 1 0 2, Williams 1 2 4, Washington 1 2 4, Hollinsworth 4 1 10, Smith 0 1 1, Orr 1 0 2, Sherman 5 0 10, Gibert 4 2 10, Fry 5 0 11, Sanders 5 4 14, Darden 0 2 2, Hunter 7 5 19, Jefferies 2 0 4. Totals: 36 19 93.
Taft ....... 3 4 8 4—19
Withrow ....... 25 23 21 24—93
Three-point field goals: W—Hollinsworth, Fry. Records: W 12-4 (MCC 5-2), T 2-13 (0-6).
MVC
• CCD 92, New Miami 48, at CCD — Noah Allen scored 15 points to lead a balanced CCD attack and give Howard Brownstein his 300th career victory as a varsity coach.
Brownstein has a 300-95 overall record in 18 seasons in coaching. In his 14 seasons at Country Day, he owns a 238-78 mark.
“It just means I've had a lot of good kids,” Brownstein said. “This is a great place to coach.”
NEW MIAMI (48) — Roberts 1 1 3, Hampton 0 2 2, Payne 2 0 4, Bryant 4 0 9, Baker 1 1 3, Williams 1 3 5, Smith 4 5 16, Tusing 1 4 6. Totals: 14 16 48.
CCD (92) — Fulton 2 0 5, Johnson 3 0 6, Pope 4 1 9, Lewis 4 2 10, Smith 1 0 3, Allen 6 0 15, McPhie 3 1 8, Mitchell 1 1 3, Floering 3 1 7, Torlone 3 0 6, Cohen 6 1 14, Wright 3 1 7. Totals: 39 8 92.
New Miami ....... 3 18 15 12—48
CCD ....... 21 31 22 18—92
Three-point field goals: NM—Bryant, Smith 3. C—Fulton, Allen 3, McPhie, Cohen. Records: C 12-5 (MVC 9-5).
• CHCA 59, Summit Country Day 58, at CHCA — Nick Welage sank a 10-foot jumper at the buzzer to give CHCA the thrilling win.
Summit took a 58-57 lead with six seconds remaining on a Jack Cummings shot.
CHCA then turned the ball over. On the ensuing inbounds pass, Sam Shaw deflected the pass and Welage picked it up and fired the game winner.
SUMMIT CD (58) — Roy 1 1 3, Koch 1 2 5, Sheckels 1 0 2, Cummings 6 10 24, Wells 1 0 2, Fry 8 4 20, Sheldon 1 0 2. Totals: 19 17 58.
CHCA (59) — Morelock 2 2 7, Welage 3 3 9, Trebes 0 1 1, Hunter 5 2 12, Price 1 2 4, Shaw 5 3 13, Lucas 5 1 11, Foreman 1 0 2. Totals: 22 14 59.
Summit CD ....... 6 17 17 18—58
CHCA ....... 11 12 20 16—59
Three-point field goals: S—Koch, Cummings 2. C—Morelock. Records: S 9-8 (MVC 6-7), C 8-9 (5-8).
• St. Bernard 59, Landmark Christian 46, at St. Bernard — Senior forward James Spikes led all scorers with 19 points and also had 24 rebounds to lead the Titans.
LANDMARK (46) — Mueller 6 1 16, Spears 5 3 15, Fryer 5 2 13, Celenza 1 0 2. Totals: 17 6 46.
ST. BERNARD (59) — Puckett 3 1 8, Schmitt 3 0 7, Kramer 5 3 13, Braden 0 2 2, Wong 1 1 3, Spikes 8 3 19, Spears 0 1 1, Barge 3 0 6. Totals: 23 11 59.
Landmark ....... 17 9 9 11—46
St. Bernard ....... 14 17 13 15—59
Three-point field goals: L—Mueller 3, Spears 2, Fryer. STB—Puckett, Schmitt. Records: LC 2-14 (1-12 MVC), STB 16-2 (12-2).
• Seven Hills 64, Lockland 45, at Seven Hills — Scott Whitehead scored 16 first-half points to lead Seven Hills to a 38-21 lead.
Whitehead finished with 21 points to lead all scorers. Matt McKinney had 20 for Lockland.
LOCKLAND (45) — McKinney 8 2 20, Jones 1 0 2, Munlin 2 4 9, Noelcke 1 0 3, Wynn 1 0 2, Mi. McKinney 1 3 5, Sharp 1 0 2, Brown 1 0 2. Totals: 16 9 45.
SEVEN HILLS (64) — Drane 3 0 6, Sprafka 2 1 5, Smith 0 2 2, Diagne 3 2 8, Crew 2 4 9, Scroggins 3 1 7, Donohoo 2 0 4, Whitehead 8 2 21, Wnek 0 2 2. Totals: 23 14 64.
Lockland ....... 7 14 8 16—45
Seven Hills ....... 18 20 18 8—64
Three-point field goals: L—Ma. McKinney 2, Munlin, Noelcke. SH—Crew, Whitehead 3. Records: L 6-11 (MVC 5-9), SH 14-3 (12-2).
MML
• Springboro 68, Dayton Carroll 34, at Dayton — Seth Doliboa scored 19 points to lead Springboro to its 49th straight regular season victory.
Springboro, which had already clinched the Mid-Miami League title, fell behind Carroll 17-14 after one period.
But Springboro held Dayton Carroll to just 17 points the rest of the way, and coasted.
Corey Sullivan added 16 points for, including three three-pointers, for Springboro.
SPRINGBORO (68) — James 11, Bohing 2, Howard 7, Anderson 6, Johnson 1, Francis 6, Sullivan 16, Doliboa 19. Totals: 22 11 68.
DAYTON CARROLL (34) — Schneider 1, Quirk 1, Lee 2, Pratt 7, Myers 5, Swaim 4, Bullens 9, Coalt 5. Totals: 12 10 34.
Springboro ....... 14 14 21 19—68
Dayton Carroll ....... 17 2 8 7—34
Three-point goals: S Sullivan 3, Doliboa, Francis, Howard, James. Records: .
FAVC
• Lebanon 67, Mason 58, at Lebanon — Van Richardson sank a three-pointer midway through the fourth quarter and Lebanon clinched the FAVC title.
The Warriors sank 8-of-10 free throws in the closing minutes to seal the outcome.
Brady Merchant led Lebanon with 24 points.
MASON (58) — Schatzel 3 1 8, Livingston 8 1 17, Hoffert 4 0 9, Davis 5 3 13, Jones 2 2 7, Ramsey 1 0 2, Swanson 1 0 2. Totals: 24 7 58.
LEBANON (67) — Merchant 8 5 24, Testerman 0 2 2, Amburgy 0 2 2, Richardson 5 1 13, Walker 1 0 2, Gottfried 3 2 8, Jones 6 0 12, Alexander 1 2 4. Totals: 24 14 67.
Mason ....... 13 14 16 15—58
Lebanon ....... 12 25 13 17—67
Three-point field goals: M—Schatzel, Hoffert, Jones. L—Merchant 3, Richardson 2. Records: M 12-7 (FAVC 10-4), L 16-1 (13-0).
• Kings 67, Norwood 64 (OT), at Kings — Zach Woods made a shot with 10 seconds to go in the overtime period to win the game for Kings.
Ron Swearingin led the Knights, scoring a game-high 32 points. Woods added 13.
Matt Tedford led Norwood with 18.
NORWOOD (64) — Fike 4 2 13, Fehr 5 0 11, Haggard 1 1 3, Brock 3 1 8, Runion 1 0 2, Tedford 8 2 18, Foust 4 2 11. Totals: 27 8 64.
KINGS (67) — Woods 5 3 13, Armstead 1 1 3, McCarty 4 1 10, Dranschak 2 0 4, Locke 1 3 5, Swearingin 14 4 32. Totals: 27 12 67.
Norwood ....... 16 14 14 12 8—64
Kings ....... 12 16 15 13 11—67
Three-point field goals: K—McCarty. N—Fike, Fehr, Brock, Foust. Records: K 7-11 (FAVC 4-8), N 11-6 (7-5).
• Loveland 64, Wilmington 54 (OT), at Loveland — Loveland scored the first six points in overtime and pulled away.
Brad Lahrman scored six in the extra period and Kevin Schappell four to help the Tigers pull away.
Schappell led all scorers with 20 points.
WILMINGTON (54) — Washington 2 7 13, O'Brien 1 0 2, Dell 1 0 2, Thompson 5 2 12, McCoy 6 0 12, Wilson 4 0 10, Bean 1 1 3. Totals: 20 10 54.
LOVELAND (64) — Schildmeyer 4 0 10, Lewis 0 2 2, Bowerman 1 0 2, Muhammad 1 0 2, Schappell 8 2 20, Lahrman 7 0 14, Nagel 5 3 13, Hollenbeck 0 1 1. Totals: 26 8 64.
Wilmington ....... 12 11 12 17 2—54
Loveland ....... 19 6 13 14 12—64
Three-point field goals: W—Washington 2, Wilson 2. L—Schildmeyer 2, Schappell 2. Records: L 11-7 (FAVC 6-7), W 5-12 (3-9).
SBC
• Batavia 74, Georgetown 60, at Georgetown — Mike Gardner scored 13 points and nine Batavia players scored.
Batavia, which built a 51-30 lead and coasted the rest of the way, improved to 13-5 on the season.
Georgetown's Corey Grant led all scorers with 20 points, while Justin Boyd added 18.
Grant and Boyd combined for 26 of Georgetown's 30 points in a fourth-quarter rally that fell short.
BATAVIA (74) — Lowe 4 3 11, Heibling 2 1 5, Lowe 3 5 11, Sutton 2 2 7, Hennessey 2 0 5, Pegram 3 0 6, Games 1 1 3, Gardner 5 0 13, Grooms 1 0 2. Totals: 27 15 74.
GEORGETOWN (60) — Spiller 1 0 2, Grant 8 4 20, Waits 1 2 4, Boyd 7 3 18, Birchfield 3 0 6, Knott 4 0 8, Foster 1 0 2. Totals: 25 9 60.
Batavia ....... 17 13 21 23—74
Georgetown ....... 10 4 16 30—60
Three-point goals: B Gardner 3, Sutton, Hennessey; G Boyd. Records: B 13-5; G 4-13.
• Bethel-Tate 55, Wil liamsburg 52, at Bethel — C.J. Miller made five-of-six free-throws in the game's final three minutes to help Bethel-Tate hang on.
The junior center finished with 26 points and 16 rebounds.
Bethel-Tate outscored the Bulldogs 22-9 at the free-throw line for the game.
WILLIAMSBURG (52) — Smith 0 4 4, Hefflin 2 0 4, Boland 5 2 12, Poole 2 0 5, Butts 2 0 4, McKibben 2 0 4, Sipple 6 3 17, Kreimer 1 0 2. Totals: 16 9 52.
BETHEL-TATE (55) — Wallace 1 2 4, Cunningham 2 2 6, Stamper 1 3 5, Orick 1 3 6, Miller 7 12 26, Hasketh 4 0 8. Totals: 16 22 55.
Williamsburg ....... 14 11 12 15—52
Bethel-Tate ....... 12 13 9 21—55
Three-point field goals: W—Poole, Sipple 2. BT—Orick. Records: BT 11-7 (7-4 SBC), W 8-10 (7-4).
• New Richmond 49, Clermont Northeastern 46, at New Richmond — Matt Godsey tied the game up with 59 seconds to go with two free throws, then put New Richmond ahead with a free throw with nine seconds to play.
Andy Pierce made a basket with under nine seconds to put New Richmond up by three and seal the victory.
CLERMONT NE (46) — Lafferty 4 0 9, Nash 2 0 5, Lloyd 3 1 9, Shephard 2 1 5, Nause 3 2 9, Wiederhold 3 0 6, Ritter 1 1 3. Totals: 18 5 46.
NEW RICHMOND (49) — Echerivel 4 1 9, McCormick 1 0 2, Godsey 3 3 9, Pierce 5 3 13, Bock 1 0 2, Armbruster 4 0 8, Burns 3 0 6. Totals: 21 7 49.
Clermont NE ....... 9 10 18 9—46
New Richmond ....... 3 14 15 17—49
Three-point field goals: C—Lafferty, Nash, Lloyd 2, Nause. Records: N 6-12 (SBC 5-5), C 8-9 (5-5).
• Hillsboro 78, Felicity 44, at Felicity — Cam Marsh scored a game-high 19 points and Ron Captain and Josh Keets each added 10 to lead Hillsboro over Felicity.
Doug Easter was the leading scorer for Felicity with 12.
HILLSBORO (78) — Britton 0 1 1, Marsh 8 0 19, Dean 1 2 4, Miles 2 0 4, Evans 1 0 2, Captain 3 3 10, Whitley 2 1 5, Hartley 3 0 8, Keets 5 0 10, McKenzie 4 1 9, Hale 1 4 6. Totals: 30 12 78.
FELICITY (44) — Siebert 4 1 10, J. Rudd 2 0 4, Easter 5 0 12, E. Rudd 0 2 2, Martin 2 2 6, Long 4 0 8, Diesel 1 0 2. Totals: 18 5 44.
Hillsboro ....... 20 18 21 19—78
Felicity ....... 14 8 11 11—44
Three-point field goals: H—Marsh 3, Captain, Hartley 2. F—Siebert, Easter 2.
GCL
• McNicholas 67, Roger Bacon 59, at McNicholas — Brad Cupito made 5-of-6 free throws in the closing minutes to seal the outcome.
Cupito scored seven of his 17 points in the final quarter to rally the top-ranked Rockets.
Brian Lakes led Roger Bacon with 21.
ROGER BACON (59) — Huerkamp 1 0 2, Lakes 7 4 21, Merkle 2 2 7, Hausfeld 5 0 10, Niesen 2 2 7, McManus 2 0 4, Schott 3 2 8. Totals: 22 10 59.
McNICHOLAS (67) — Ogletree 5 3 13, Cupito 4 8 17, Schmidt 3 3 9, Moore 4 3 11, Fullerton 2 0 4, Caldwell 4 4 13. Totals: 22 21 67.
Roger Bacon ....... 14 16 14 15—59
McNicholas ....... 20 16 7 24—67
Three-point field goals: RB—Lakes 3, Merkle, Niesen. M—Cupito, Caldwell. Records: M 15-3 (GCL 10-3).
• Elder 59, La Salle 51, at Elder — Sean Roland and Mike Kelsey combined to make six free throws in the closing minutes as Elder stunned No.6 La Salle.
The victory avenged a 72-63 loss to La Salle earlier in the year.
Kelsey paced the Panthers with 18 points and James Kenney chipped in with 17.
LA SALLE (51) — Hornback 3 2 11, Esterkamp 6 2 14, Ruberg 1 0 2, Hoffman 9 2 20, Kruthaupt 2 0 4. Totals: 21 6 51.
ELDER (59) — Kelsey 7 2 18, Robbins 1 0 2, Roland 1 4 6, Wainscott 2 1 5, Kenney 5 4 17, Renzenbrink 3 1 7, Benken 2 0 4. Totals: 21 12 59.
La Salle ....... 12 13 13 13—51
Elder ....... 14 12 14 19—59
Three-point field goals: L—Hornback 3. E—
Kelsey 2, Kenney 3. Records: L 12-7 (GCL 7-4), E 7-12 (3-8).
QCCW
• Mount Healthy 72, Walnut Hills 71, at Mt. Healthy — Brandon Busby hit a three-pointer with 4.8 seconds remaining to give Mount Healthy the come-from-behind victory.
The Owls scored 33 fourth-quarter points led by eight from Mike Reese and Eric Long.
WALNUT HILLS (71) — Hardin 6 5 17, Smith 6 8 21, James 1 0 3, Williams 1 0 2, Gresham 5 3 14, Blare 5 2 12, Mack 1 0 2. Totals: 25 18 71.
MT. HEALTHY (72) — Long 7 4 19, Richardson 2 0 5, Busby 2 2 8, Reese 2 6 10, Short 2 3 7, Mills 6 0 12, Hinkston 3 5 11. Totals: 24 20 72.
Walnut Hills ....... 12 16 21 22—71
Mt. Healthy ....... 16 10 13 33—72
Three-point field goals: WH—Smith, James, Gresham. MH—Long, Richardson, Busby 2. Records: MH 9-9 (QCCW 4-3).
QCCA
• Western Hills 87, Glen Este 56, at West Hi — Darryl Peterson had 21 points and 10 rebounds and three other Mustangs scored in double figures to lead the Enquirer's No.1 team to the easy Queen City Conference American division win.
Earl Cramer led Glen Este with 13 points, including all three of this team's three-pointers.
GLEN ESTE (56) — Coates 1 0 2, Cope 1 0 2, Zeigler 3 0 6, Christin 1 1 3, Cramer 5 0 13, Ayers 0 2 2, Bowman 3 0 6, Ticke 2 6 10, Morten 4 4 12. Totals: 20 13 56.
WESTERN HILLS (87) — Andrews 1 0 2, Starks 1 0 3, Horace 2 4 8, Peterson 9 3 21, McNeal 5 2 12, Clark 4 0 9, Mills 3 2 8, Story 6 1 14, Smith 4 2 10. Totals: 35 14 87.
Glen Este ....... 13 10 15 18—56
Western Hills ....... 20 23 24 20—87
Three-point goals: G Cramer 3; W Starks, Clark, Story. Records: W 14-2 (7-1 Queen City Conference).
• Oak Hills 66, Amelia 53, at Amelia — Nick Sellet scored 11 of his 13 points in the first half as Oak Hills raced out to a 39-17 halftime lead.
Mike Pettyjohn led the Highlanders with 17 points. Dave Deibel scored 16 to pace Amelia.
OAK HILLS (66) — Eshman 0 4 4, Lockwood 4 2 10, Proctor 2 3 7, Djenge 4 1 9, Pettyjohn 7 3 17, Springmyer 1 0 2, McGowan 2 0 4, Sellet 5 3 13. Totals: 25 16 66.
AMELIA (53) — Dubravetz 1 4 6, Fryman 0 3 3, Coffey 0 2 2, Kirk 0 1 1, Shelton 2 0 4, Scherer 2 2 6, Deibel 7 2 16, Miller 5 2 15. Totals: 17 16 53.
Oak Hills ....... 19 20 11 16—66
Amelia ....... 7 10 12 24—53
Three-point field goals: OH—none. A—Miller 3. Records: OH 17-2 (6-1 QCCA), A 13-5 (5-3).
• Turpin 56, Anderson 38, at Turpin — Nick Kotsonis scored 12 of his career-high 31 points in the third quarter to break the game open.
Andy Barton added 13 points for Turpin while Anderson was led by Pete Cory with 22.
ANDERSON (38) — Cory 9 4 22, Hirsh 0 2 2, Harshbarger 0 1 1, Andrews 2 0 5, Riddell 2 1 7, Hart 0 1 1. Totals: 13 9 38.
TURPIN (56) — Barton 6 1 13, Dold 0 2 2, Kotsonis 14 3 31, Mack 1 0 2, Wilhoit 1 0 2, Hensley 2 0 6. Totals: 24 6 56.
Anderson ....... 4 9 8 17—38
Turpin ....... 11 13 16 16—56
Three-point field goals: T—Hensley 2. A—Andrews, Riddell 2. Records: T 4-14 (QCCA 2-7), A 6-11 (3-6).
GMC
• Milford 45, Hamilton 41, at Milford — Marcus Sparks sealed the victory with a free throw with three seconds to play.
Neil Barraco led the Eagles with 22 points.
Seth Morris paced Hamilton with 12.
HAMILTON (41) — Kuhlman 1 0 2, Morris 5 0 12, King 1 2 4, Sturgill 1 1 3, Moore 1 2 5, Mignery 3 2 9, Rollison 2 2 6. Totals: 14 9 41.
MILFORD (45) — Barraco 6 9 22, Bacher 1 5 8, Kaufman 1 0 3, Sparks 3 1 8, Bonnell 1 1 4. Totals: 12 16 45.
Hamilton ....... 6 14 10 11—41
Milford ....... 9 9 13 14—45
Three-point field goals: M—Barraco, Bacher, Kaufman, Sparks, Bonnell. H—Morris 2, Moore, Mignery. Records: M 10-7 (GMC 7-6), H 8-10 (6-9).
• Lima 96, Middletown 80, at Middletown — Andre Horton scored a game-high 30 points to lead the state's No.5 Division I team to the win at Middletown.
Lima, now 16-1, plays host to Greater Miami Conference rival Fairfield tonight to try to avenge its only loss of the season.
LIMA (96) — Clay 4 0 9, Amerson 4 0 8, Foster 7 2 18, Horton 7 12 30, Ingram 2 0 4, Moore 1 0 2, Rose 8 0 17, Townsend 4 0 8. Totals: 37 14 96.
MIDDLETOWN (80) — Vaughn 1 2 4, Hasan 3 0 7, K. Gregory 6 0 14, Gates 0 1 1, McCoy 4 11 19, Wright 7 3 17, Schumacher 4 0 9, B. Johnson 4 1 9. Totals: 29 17 80.
Lima ....... 19 24 21 31—96
Middletown ....... 23 16 25 16—80
Three-point goals: L—Horton 4, Foster 2, Clay, Rose. M—K.Gregory 2, Schumacher, Hasan. Records: L 16-1 (13-1 GMC), M 11-7 (9-5).
• Fairfield 63, Sycamore 36, at Fairfield — Adam Ward, Pat Compton, and Ricardo Adames each scored 13 points to lead the Indians.
Grant Saunders paced Sycamore with 11.
SYCAMORE (36) — Pittman 1 0 2, Frystak 2 2 6, Springmeier 1 0 2, Saunders 3 3 11, E. Davenport 1 0 2, K. Davenport 0 4 4, Hunt 1 1 3, Hazen 1 0 2, Purdom 2 0 4. Totals: 12 10 36.
FAIRFIELD (63) — Andrews 0 2 2, Klotzbach 4 2 11, Adames 5 2 13, Pogozalski 1 0 3, Compton 4 5 13, Ward 5 3 13, Graman 1 2 4, Ruhl 1 2 4. Totals: 21 18 63.
Sycamore ....... 6 4 8 18—36
Fairfield ....... 16 14 17 16—63
Three-point field goals: F—Klotzbach, Adames, Pogozalski. S—Saunders 2. Records: F 10-7 (GMC 10-4), S 5-13 (3-11).
• Princeton 66, Lakota East 51, at Princeton — Curtis Cross and Mario Grove combined to score 11 points in the second quarter as Princeton outscored East by 28-8 in the period.
Lakota East was led by John Graves with 12.
LAKOTA EAST (51) — Baker 2 3 7, Consorti 4 2 10, King 1 2 4, Small 1 0 2, Graves 5 0 12, Smith 1 0 3, Johnson 2 0 4, Woods 2 0 4, Ja. Hilen 1 0 2, Day 1 0 3. Totals: 20 7 51.
PRINCETON (66) — Cross 8 0 18, White 1 0 2, Ben 0 2 2, Daniels 3 0 6, Grove 7 1 15, Garner 2 0 4, Lewis 4 2 10, Rinck 1 0 3, Southall 3 0 6. Totals: 29 5 66.
Lakota East ....... 14 8 9 20—51
Princeton ....... 6 28 17 15—66
Three-point field goals: P—Cross 2, Rinck. L—Graves 2, Smith, Day. Records: P 10-7 (GMC 8-6), L 1-16 (0-14).
• Colerain 63, Lakota West 61, at Colerain — Helie White scored 20 points and Joe Allen added 18 as the Cardinals barely held of a Lakota West rally led by Dan Hutzelman.
Hutzelman led Lakota West with 32 points, including four three-pointers.
LAKOTA WEST (61) — Romero 4 0 9, Dunn 3 0 8, Hasselbach 3 3 9, Rob Hutzelamn 1 1 3, D.Hutzelman 10 8 32. Totals: 21 12-14 61.
COLERAIN (63) — Daft 0 1 1, White 8 3 20, Miller 4 0 8, Wright 1 0 2, Allen 7 0 18, Ferris 3 5 11, R.Widmer 1 0 2, A.Widmer 0 1 1. Totals: 24 10-20 63.
Lakota West ....... 13 11 13 24—61
Colerain ....... 15 16 18 14—63
Three-point field goals: LW—Romero, Dunn, D.Hutzelman 4. C—White, Allen 4. Records: LW 11-6 (8-5 GMC), C 8-10 (6-8).
CHL
• Indian Hill 70, Taylor 58, at Indian Hill — Bryan Walker scored 16 third-quarter points and led a Braves 15-3 run that broke the game wide open.
TAYLOR (58) — Mullins 4 5 14, Richmond 2 4 8, Scott 2 0 5, Rogers 8 0 18, Metzner 3 0 6, Guard 1 0 3, Getz 2 0 4. Totals: 22 9 58.
INDIAN HILL (70) — Hall 1 4 6, Collinsworth 1 2 4, Hahl 0 1 1, Katz 3 0 7, Walker 12 6 32, Flood 2 7 11, Welch 4 1 9. Totals: 23 21 70.
Taylor ....... 17 13 9 19—58
Indian Hill ....... 17 13 22 18—70
Three-point field goals: T—Scott, Rogers 2, Mullins, Guard. IH—Walker 2, Katz. Records: T 5-13 (4-9 CHL), IH 13-6 (9-4).
• Deer Park 52, Mariemont 43, at Mariemont — Senior forwards Nathan Combs and Jason Grubb helped the Widcats stay out of last place in the CHL. Combs scored 18 points and while Grubb had 15.
Branden Fisher led all scorers with 21 points for the Warriors.
DEER PARK (52) — Beck 1 0 3, Grubenhoff 1 0 2, Brown 1 2 5, Rutherford 0 2 2, Dennis 2 1 7, Combs 7 2 18, Grubb 5 5 15. Totals: 17 12-20 52.
MARIEMONT (43) — Minor 5 0 12, Mondy 2 1 5, Fisher 6 5 21, Denker 0 1 1, Martin 2 0 4. Totals: 15 7-17 43.
Deer Park ....... 13 17 12 10—52
Mariemont ....... 15 5 13 10—43
Three-point field goals: DP—Beck, Brown, Dennis 2, Combs 2. M—Fisher 4, Minor 2. Records: DP 3-13 (1-11 CHL), M 2-15 (2-10).
• Madeira 56, Reading 48, at Madeira — Todd Schlensker scored 11 second-half points as Madeira pulled away.
Coupled with a Finneytown loss, Madeira clinches at least a tie for the CHL league title.
Schlensker finished with 18 points to lead all scorers. Josh Caudill scored 17 for Reading.
READING (48) — Caudill 7 2 17, Berter 2 0 5, Asbrock 2 0 4, Harris 5 1 11, Hayes 2 0 4, Wilking 2 0 4, Bothe 1 0 3. Totals: 21 3 48.
MADEIRA (56) — Schlensker 7 4 18, Dooley 1 1 4, Cohen 2 0 4, Parkhouse 3 0 6, Dinsmore 4 4 12, Newberry 2 8 12. Totals: 19 17 56.
Reading ....... 20 12 7 9—48
Madeira ....... 14 13 15 14—56
Three-point field goals: R—Caudill, Bothe, Berter. M—Dooley. Records: M 16-1 (CHL 10-1), R 9-8 (6-6).
• Wyoming 70, Finneytown 67, at Wyoming — Richard Hall and Adam Monday each scored 10 points in the fourth quarter to lead a furious Wyoming comeback.
Monday finished with 19 points, Hall with 18. Jason Gardner led the Wildcats, who were eliminated from the CHL race with the loss, with 16 points.
FINNEYTOWN (67) — Sweet 2 7 11, Calhoun 6 1 13, Gardner 5 4 16, Thompson 4 6 14, Monterosso 3 5 11, Merhett 1 0 2. Totals: 21 23 67.
WYOMING (70) — Lehman 3 0 6, Patch 3 1 7, Bell 4 2 10, Hall 5 7 18, Monday 8 2 19, Carter 5 0 10. Totals: 28 12 70.
Finneytown ....... 16 11 17 23—67
Wyoming ....... 14 14 15 27—70
Three-point field goals: F—Garnder 2. W—
Hall, Monday. Records: W 10-8 (8-5 CHL), F 12-5 (9-4).
Others
• Winton Woods 59, Harrison 48, at Harrison — Greg Kemp (16), Robert Hite (12), and Bill Frese (10) all scored in double figures tolead Winton Woods.
Matt Volkering took scoring honors for Harrison with 19 points.
WINTON WOODS (59) — Frese 3 2 10, Walker 0 2 2, Akbar 2 0 5, Bailey 2 2 6, Carroll 2 3 8, Kemp 7 2 16, Hite 5 0 12. Totals: 21 11 59.
HARRISON (48) — Bybee 2 0 5, Mitchell 1 0 2, Cornelius 3 0 7, Huff 1 2 4, Rothfuss 2 3 7, Parks 1 2 4, Volkerding 7 4 19. Totals: 17 11 48.
Winton Woods ....... 18 16 14 11—59
Harrison ....... 11 16 6 15—48
Three-point field goals: W—Frese 2, Akbar, Carroll, Hite 2. H—Bybee, Cornelius, Volkerding. Records: W 11-5 (QCCN 5-1), H 5-11 (1-4).
• Hughes 68, Northwest 63, at Hughes — Will Grimes led Hughes with 12 points and 12 rebounds as the Big Red ran off the last five points of the game.
NORTHWEST (63) — Nelson 8 1 18, Hawkins 4 0 11, Burnett 3 0 7, Schneider 1 2 5, Overton 4 0 8, Thomas 3 7 14. Totals: 23 10-16 63.
HUGHES (68) — McCants 4 3 11, Frazier 5 4 14, Smiley 1 0 2, Spears 1 1 3, James 1 0 2, Roberts 3 3 10, Grimes 6 0 12, Stallworth 7 0 14. Totals: 28 11-17 68.
Northwest ....... 8 16 22 17—63
Hughes ....... 20 16 22 10—68
Three-point field goals: N—Nelson, Hawkins 3, Burnett, Schneider, Thomas. H—Roberts. Records: H 11-7.
• Milford Christian Academy 60, Central Baptist 42, at Milford — Andrew Taylor led Milford Christian with 14 points, nine rebounds and four assists. Phillip Taylor and Jimmy Rulapaugh each had six rebounds and Mike Captain had six steals and Josh spurlock had five.
Mark Mueller led Central Baptist with 22 points.
CENTRAL BAPTIST (42) — Shell 1 1 3, Mueller 9 2 22, Stahl 1 1 3, Ledford 4 2 10, Wagner 1 0 2, Siemon 1 0 2. Totals: 17 6 42.
MILFORD CHRISTIAN (60) — Spurlock 1 0 2, Captain 3 0 6, Hart 3 0 6, A.Taylor 5 4 14, P.Taylor 6 0 12, Rulapaugh 6 1 13, Taphorn 1 1 3, Judy 2 0 4. Totals: 27 6 60.
Central Baptist ....... 10 8 11 13—42
Milford Christian ....... 15 10 20 15—60
Three-point field goals: CB—Mueller 2. MC—
None. Records: MC 10-8.
Girls
• Milford Christian Academy 46, Laurel Indiana 30, at Milford — Senior Shannon Wehmeier scored 13 points and freshman Debbie Fair added 13 points.
LAUREL INDIANA (30) — Moore 2 0 4, Grayson 2 4 9, Bollner 6 3 15, Harrison 0 2 2. Totals: 10 9 30.
MILFORD CHRISTIAN (46) — S.Wehmeier 6 1 13, C.Wehimeier 2 0 4, Fair 6 1 13, Kirby 4 2 10, L.Duttry 1 0 2, H.Duttry 1 0 2, Henline 1 0 2. Totals: 21 4 46.
Laurel, Ind. ....... 5 7 9 9—30
Milford Christian ....... 10 10 8 18—46
Three-point field goals: LI—Grayson. MC—
None. Records: MC 10-2.
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