Sunday, December 12, 1999
Cincinnati boys basketball roundup
Mariemont defeats New Richmond 68-56
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Conrad Hindert scored nine consecutive second-quarter points to give Mariemont the lead for good in a 68-56 victory Saturday over New Richmond at Mariemont.
Hindert teamed with Branden Fisher to score 23 of Mariemont's 26 points in the second quarter.
Fisher finished with a game-high 23 points.
NEW RICHMOND (56) — Jones 0 1 1, Echerivel 9 3 21, Godsey 0 2 2, Walriven 3 6 13, Bock 3 2 8, Burns 2 1 5, Berry 3 0 6. Totals: 20 15 56.
MARIEMONT (68) — Gray 1 0 2, Minor 1 5 7, Landes 3 2 10, Hindert 4 0 9, Fisher 9 2 23, Clasen 1 1 3, Weissman 4 3 12. Totals: 24 13 68.
New Richmond ....... 13 15 9 19—56
Mariemont ....... 6 26 15 21—68
3-pointers: NR—Walriven. M—Landes 2, Hindert, Fisher 3, Weissman. Records: NR 0-3, M 2-2.
• Princeton 74, Colerain 60, at Colerain — Colerain stayed close to the Vikings, who are ranked No.3 in the Enquirer's Division I coaches poll, but two late Curtis Cross 3-pointers helped Princeton pull away.
Cross finished with 18 points. Senior forward Larry Brown led Princeton with 23 points, while teammate Erik Daniels added 19 points and 10 rebounds.
Colerain's Mike Ferris led all scorers with 25 points.
PRINCETON (74) — Cross 6 3 18, Sykes 1 0 2, Daniels 8 1 19, McGrath 1 2 5, L. Brown 10 3 23, E. Brown 1 1 3, Southall 1 2 4. Totals: 29 11 74.
COLERAIN (60) — Daft 1 0 3, Wright 1 0 2, Finney 4 0 8, Davis 2 0 4, Monohan 6 0 12, Ferris 8 8 25, McMullen 2 0 4, Bertram 1 0 2. Totals: 25 8 60.
Princeton ....... 15 18 17 24—74
Colerain ....... 16 8 23 13—60
Three-point field goals: P—Cross 3, Daniels 2. C—Ferris, Daft. Records: P 3-0 (2-0 GMC), C 0-3 (0-2).
• Fairfield 51, Hamilton 48, at Fairfield — Junior guard Brett Pogozalski scored 15 points in leading Fairfield to its first GMC victory of the season.
HAMILTON (48) — Andrews 4 2 12, King 1 0 2, Wilkinson 1 1 3, Rusbosin 1 4 6, Huff 3 2 8, Sturgill 5 0 10, Washington 1 0 2, Rollison 1 3 5. Totals: 17 12 48.
FAIRFIELD (51) — Reed 1 2 4, Tegge 0 2 2, Pogozalski 6 3 15, Slade 5 0 10, Caravajal 0 1 1, Graman 6 3 15, Ruhl 0 4 4. Totals: 18 12 51.
Hamilton ....... 6 14 16 12—48
Fairfield ....... 15 15 9 12—51
Three-point field goals: H—Andrews 2. F—Pogozalski 3. Reccords: F 2-1 (1-1 GMC), H 1-2 (1-1).
• Moeller 72, Aiken 60, at Moeller — Junior forward Matt Sylvester registered his first career triple-double — 24 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists — to lead Moeller to its first win of the season.
AIKEN (60) — Dickenson 4 1 10, Oba 3 1 7, Parker 1 0 2, Robinson 4 2 11, Stewart 2 2 6, Wilson 2 0 6, Davis 4 2 11, Shelton 3 1 7. Totals: 23 9 60.
MOELLER (72) — Tabler 5 7 17, Mahoney 1 2 4, Monserez 1 1 3, Luther 3 1 7, Silber 2 2 6, Hamby 4 1 9, Sylvester 9 5 24, Rosfeld 1 0 2. Totals: 26 19 72.
Aiken ....... 17 14 14 15—60
Moeller ....... 21 16 17 18—72
Three-point field goals: A—Dickenson, Robinson, Wilson 2, Davis. M—Sylvester. Records: A 0-3, M 1-3.
• McNicholas 66, Amelia 52, at McNicholas — Four players scored in double-figures for the Rockets. Junior Paul Sheehy led the way with 13 while sophomores Brian Geoff and Geoff Hensley added 11 and 10, respectively.
AMELIA (52) — Davis 0 3 3, Smith 4 3 12, Scott 2 2 7, Shelton 1 1 3, Scherer 5 8 18, Gladwell 2 5 9. Totals: 14 22 52.
McNICHOLAS (66) — Hensley 3 2 10, Dyment 1 0 2, Cupito 1 4 6, Schneider 1 0 2, Sheehy 4 2 13, Popelar 1 0 2, Brunetti 0 4 4, Lawhon 5 0 10, Brothers 1 1 3, Peery 0 1 1, Huber 0 2 2, Chrin 4 2 11. Totals: 21 18 66.
Amelia ....... 10 12 15 15—52
McNicholas ....... 15 15 19 17—66
3-pointers: A—Scott, Smith. M—Hensley 2, Sheehy 3, Chrin. Records: M 3-0, A 2-2.
• Lakota West 48, Sycamore 42, at Lakota West — Lakota West converted six-of-seven free throws in the fourth quarter while Andy Dunn scored eight of his 13 points for the Firebirds.
Josh Romero scored a game-high 16 for Lakota West while Brian Walter paced Sycamore with 14.
SYCAMORE (42) — Wells 2 0 4, Smith 6 0 12, Henderson 1 0 2, Walter 6 0 14, Holbein 2 0 5, Baker 1 3 5. Totals: 18 3 42.
LAKOTA WEST (48) — Parker 1 0 2, Dunn 4 2 13, Candella 1 0 3, Romero 3 10 16, Rehring 3 2 8, Chaney 1 2 4, McIntosh 1 0 2. Totals: 14 16 48.
Sycamore ....... 5 8 12 17—42
Lakota West ....... 8 10 9 21—48
3-pointers: L—Dunn 3, Candella. S—Walter 2, Holbein. Records: S 1-2 (GMC 0-2), L 4-0 (2-0).
• Columbus West 75, Taft 52, at Columbus West — Columbus West converted seven-of-eight free throws in the final three minutes and played good defense to hold off Taft.
Nijel Mills sparked a 22-5 run in the second quarter by scoring eight of his 18 points. Rayshon Mack led Taft with 14 points.
TAFT (52) — Cole 2 1 6, Turner 2 0 5, N. Williams 4 5 13, McPherson 4 0 8, Mack 3 7 14, Donald 2 0 6. Totals: 17 13 52.
COL. WEST (75) — Smith 2 2 6, Jovan Johnson 5 2 12, John Johnson 2 0 4, Haynes 3 0 8, Mills 7 4 18, Greenway 2 0 4, Chappel 6 1 13, Watters 3 3 9, Goze 0 1 1. Totals: 30 13 75.
Taft ....... 14 5 26 7—52
Col. West ....... 16 22 15 22—75
3-pointers: T—Cole, Turner, Mack, Donald 2. C—Haynes 2. Records: T 1-3, C 3-0.
• Georgetown 47, Reading 42, at Georgetown — Corey Grant and Justin Boyd each scored 11 of their 15 points in the second half to spark the comeback win.
READING (42) — Lawson 3 1 7, Berter 5 2 13, Hayes 4 4 12, Wilking 2 0 4, Brady 2 2 6. Totals: 16 9 42.
GEORGETOWN (47) — Grant 4 5 14, Lahey 0 2 2, Waits 2 1 5, Foster 3 2 8, Boyd 5 4 15, Knott 0 3 3. Totals: 14 17 47.
Reading ....... 12 6 13 11—42
Georgetown ....... 9 4 15 19—47
3-pointers: R—Berter. G—Grant, Boyd. Records: G 3-1, R 0-4.
• Springfield Catholic 57, Hamilton Badin 44, at Badin — Springfield Catholic's Matt McCurdy made seven 3-pointers en route to a 36-point night.
Hamilton Badin was just 19-of-52 from the field and five-of-15 from the free-throw line.
SPRINGFIELD CATHOLIC (57) — Evilsizor 3 3 10, Weber 1 0 2, Federer 2 2 7, Rigel 0 2 2, McCurdy 10 9 36. Totals: 16 16 57 .
HAMILTON BADIN (44) — Jolivette 2 0 4, Blackmon 0 1 1, Hinkel 5 1 11, Noonan 4 1 9, Fiehrer 3 0 7, Niehaus 1 0 2, Bosken 1 2 4, Breetz 3 0 6. Totals: 19 5 44.
Springfield Catholic ....... 10 19 9 19—57
Hamilton Badin ....... 9 11 10 14—44
Three-point field goals: SC—Evilsizor, Federer, McCurdy 7. HB—Fiehrer. Records: SC— 3-1, HB— 1-3.
• Clermont Northeastern 56, Norwood 46, at Norwood — CNE outscored Norwood 22-10 in the fourth quarter.
The Rockets were 12-of-14 from the line in the fourth quarter.
Jon Nash led four CNE players in double figures with 13 points. Mike Marksbury paced Norwood with 12 points.
CNE (56) — Lafferty 3 3 10, Shepherd 3 4 10, Lloyd 3 5 12, Thacker 2 1 5, J. Nash 5 2 13, Holthaus 1 0 2, Fishback 2 0 4. Totals: 19 15 56.
NORWOOD (46) — Fike 1 0 3, Runion 3 0 7, McQueen 4 0 8, Morganroth 1 2 4, Kassem 2 1 5, Pickerell 2 3 7, Marksbury 3 5 12. Totals: 16 11 46.
CNE ....... 14 12 8 22—56
Norwood ....... 12 12 10 12—46
Three-point field goals: C—Lafferty, Lloyd, Nash. N—Fike, Runion, Marksbury. Records: C 4-0, N 0-3.
• Milford 51, Middletown 49, at Middletown — Neil Barraco scored 17 points to lead Milford to the GMC victory.
Middletown had a chance to tie the game with three seconds remaining, but missed a long shot.
MILFORD (51) — Meranda 3 0 6, Barraco 8 0 17, Kaufman 4 0 8, Huesman 3 2 8, Strief 5 2 12. Totals: 23 4 51.
MIDDLETOWN (49) — Vaughn 2 0 4, Thompson 1 1 4, Hasan 6 0 16, Gates 1 0 2, Helvey 6 1 13, Moss 3 0 7, Adams 1 0 3. Totals: 20 2 49.
Milford ....... 15 12 16 8—51
Middletown ....... 15 8 12 14—49
3-pointers: Mil—Baraco. Mid—Thompson, Hasan 4, Moss, Adams. Records: Mil 2-1 (GMC 1-1), Mid 1-2 (0-2).
• Lawrenceburg 48, East Central 46, at East Central — Lawrenceburg's Andrew Lansing dribbled the length of the court and hit a layup at the buzzer.
Zack Kirchgaffner had tied the game at 46-46 on a layup with five seconds to play.
East Central's Justin Gefell led all scorers with 16 points. Chad Pulliam paced Lawrenceburg with 14 points.
LAWRENCEBURG (48) — Blackwell 2 0 4, Moreillon 1 0 2, Thayer 1 0 3, Lansing 6 0 12, Pulliam 5 4 14, Yoon 1 1 3, Hoffman 2 0 4, Dausch 2 0 6. Totals: 20 5 48.
EAST CENTRAL (46) — Gefell 7 0 16, Theifing 2 1 5, Hoog 1 2 4, Kirchgaffner 6 3 15, Bever 1 0 2, Wagner 2 0 4. Totals: 19 6 46.
Lawrenceburg ....... 8 17 14 9—48
East Central ....... 17 12 9 8—46
Three-point field goals: L—Thayer, Dausch 2. EC—Gefell 2. Records: L— 4-0 (2-0 EIAC) EC— 2-2 (1-2).
• Central Baptist 54, Cincinnati Christian 41, at Central Baptist Invitational — Joe Sheldon scored 12 of his 13 points in the first half for Central Baptist.
Nathan Siemon added 15 points and nine rebounds in earning tournament MVP honors for Central Baptist. Billy Wallace paced Cincinnati Christian with 17 points.
CINCINNATI (41) — Wallace 5 5 17, Wescott 3 1 7, Lowe 1 1 3, Doerflein 2 0 4, Perschke 1 0 2, Byndon 3 2 8. Totals: 15 9 41.
CENTRAL (54) — Stringer 2 1 5, Smith 1 0 2, Muller 1 0 3, Stephens 0 3 3, Siemon 6 2 15, Waggoner 3 0 6, Sheldon 4 5 13, Rowell 2 2 7. Totals: 19 13 54.
Cincinnati ....... 7 8 11 15—41
Central ....... 15 17 12 10—54
3-pointers: Cin—Wallace 2. Cen—Muller, Siemon, Rowell. Records: Cin 2-3.
• Calvary Christian 58, Landmark Christian 49, at Landmark — Nick Tepe, Nick Donoghue, Gabe Watson and Joe Zuerner all scored in double figures for Calvary.
The Cougars' full-court press strangled the Eagles' offense in the first half, holding them to 17 points.
Gary Byrd paced Landmark with 15 points.
CALVARY (58) — Zuerner 4 2 11, McKenzie 0 1 1, Tepe 4 0 11, Mollozzi 2 3 8, Donoghue 5 6 16, Watson 5 0 11. Totals: 20 12 58.
LANDMARK (49) — Ellis 4 0 11, Turneay 1 0 2, Sasser 1 0 2, Byrd 6 0 15, Fryer 3 2 8, Batte 5 0 11. Totals: 20 2 49.
Calvary ....... 12 20 16 10—58
Landmark ....... 9 8 15 17—49
3-pointers: C—Zuerner, Tepe 3, Mollozzi, Watson. L—Ellis 3, Byrd 3, Batte. Records: C 4-1, L 2-2.
• Ludlow 54, St. Bernard 44, at Ludlow — Adam Martin scored 11 of his career-high 26 points in the third quarter for Ludlow.
Martin scored most of his points from beyond the three-point arc, making eight-of-14 3-point attempts. Adam Henry added 15 points for Ludlow; Ryan Schmitt scored 16 for St. Bernard.
ST. BERNARD (44) — Hazelbaker 2 1 6, Hendricks 2 0 5, Schmitt 6 0 16, Homan 2 1 5, Roy 2 0 4, Mattingly 1 0 2, Wong 1 0 2, Culbertson 2 0 4. Totals: 18 2 44.
LUDLOW (54) — York 1 0 2, Henry 4 6 15, Reed 0 2 2, Martin 9 0 26, Werner 1 0 2, McKenzie 3 1 7. Totals: 18 9 54.
St. Bernard ....... 8 19 9 8—44
Ludlow ....... 12 13 17 12—54
3-pointers: L—Henry, Martin 8. S—Hazelbaker, Hendricks, Schmitt 4. Records: L 3-3, S 1-2.
• Oak Hills 67, Dayton Colonel White 62 (OT), at Colonel White — Ryan Dietrich scored three of his 33 points in the overtime period to lead the Highlanders to their third victory of the season.
Colonel White made two free throws with 7 seconds to play in regulation to send to the game into overtime.
OAK HILLS (67) — Schuckmann 0 2 2, Proctor 2 2 6, Dietrich 10 10 33, Webb 2 0 5, Lipps 1 2 4, Wiant 2 2 6, Oliverio 5 1 11. Totals: 22 19 67.
COLONEL WHITE (62) — Daugherty 9 4 23, Shontee 4 0 8, Hansbro 2 0 4, Wright 5 1 12, Keferl 2 0 4, Corbitt 0 1 1, Harrison 2 0 4, Hunter 0 4 4. Totals: 24 10 62.
Oak Hills ....... 13 12 19 13 ....... 10—67
Colonel White ....... 14 14 15 14 ....... 5—62
3-pointers: O—Dietrich 3, Webb. C—Daugherty, Wright. Records: O 3-1, C 2-1.
• CHCA 89, Ridgeville Christian 55, at Ridgeville Christian — Senior Nick Welage scored a season-high 18 points and dished out five assists to help CHCA to its third win in four games.
CHCA's Eric Trebes added 18 points and 13 rebounds, while junior Sam Shaw totaled 15 points and seven boards.
CHCA (89) — Morelock 3 1 7, Bartlett 1 0 3, Welage 7 1 18, Betscher 2 1 5, Hitchcock 1 2 4, Hunter 1 0 2, Price 4 1 9, Lovellette 3 0 6, Shaw 6 3 15, Trebes 7 4 18, Schomaker 1 0 2. Totals: 36 13 89.
RIDGEVILLE CHRISTIAN (55) — Hayes 1 0 2, Bell 1 2 4, Hodges 1 2 4, McKinney 0 1 1, Klavea 7 4 18, Balling 6 1 16, Tickel 1 0 2, Morris 3 0 8. Totals: 20 10 55.
CHCA ....... 25 22 28 14—89
Ridgeville ....... 11 14 15 15—55
Three-point field goals: C—Bartlett, Welage 3. RC—Balling 3, Morris 2. Records: C 3-1, RC 2-1.
• Indianapolis Cathedral Prep 70, LaSalle 68, at Indianapolis Cathedral Prep — Mathias Kiwonuka grabbed a rebound and put it back up for the basket with .9 seconds to play to keep Cathedral Prep, ranked No.2 in Indiana, undefeated.
LaSalle tied the score on a jumper by Doug Kruthaupt with 14 seconds left to play, but Cathedral drove the length of the floor to get another chance.
Tony Hornback led LaSalle with 24 points. Otis Shannon paced Cathedral Prep with 16 points.
LA SALLE (68) — Carrelli 2 0 4, Hornbach 9 2 24, Eckes 3 2 8, Bucheit 2 0 4, Hyle 0 2 2, Phelps 1 0 2, Djenge 2 1 5, Kruthaupt 6 6 18, Rennekamp 0 1 1. Totals: 25 14 68.
CATHEDRAL PREP (70) — Shannon 6 2 16, Perkins 1 4 6, Kiwonuka 5 1 11, Zimmerman 3 0 6, Petty 6 2 15, Adams 1 2 4, Haynes 2 2 7, Kelly 1 1 3, Trueblood 1 0 2. Totals: 26 14 70.
La Salle ....... 12 17 23 16—68
Cathedral Prep ....... 13 18 17 22—70
3-pointers: C—Shannon 2, Petty, Haynes. L—
Hornbach 4. Records: C 4-0, L 2-2.
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