Sunday, December 19, 1999

N.Ky. girls basketball roundup

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        • Scott 44, Beechwood 38, — Carlie Hutchinson and Colleen Pairan combined to score 23 of Scott's 33 second-half points.

        Katie Pohlgeers and Lindsey McDermott each scored 14 points for Beechwood.

        SCOTT (44) — Larsen 0 3 3, Matracia 3 0 6, Thomas 0 3 3, Hutchinson 5 4 14, Fisk 0 1 1, Pairan 5 2 12, Jackson 2 1 5. Totals: 15 14 44.

        BEECHWOOD (38) — Pohlgeers 6 0 14, McDermott 6 2 14, Hobbs 3 2 8, Jones 1 0 2. Totals: 16 4 38.

        Scott ....... 4   7  14  19—44

        Beechwood ....... 9  13   6  10—38

        3-pointers: B—Pohlgeers 2. Records: S 4-2, B 4-3.

        • Ohio County 58, Boone County 50 — After trailing by double figures in the first half, Boone County cut the margin to six in the fourth quarter but could get no closer.

        Ciara Henderson scored 20 points for the Lady Rebels in a losing effort.

        BOONE (50) — Boswell 1 0 3, Matheny 1 0 2, Molleson 2 1 5, Isaac 1 2 4, Brobmeyer 6 4 16, Henderson 7 5 20. Totals: 18 12 50.

        OHIO CO. (58) — Fulkerson 6 6 19, Williams 1 2 4, K. Ashby 1 0 3, F. Ashby 5 4 17, Green 2 2 7, Fields 1 0 2, Jansen 2 2 6. Totals: 18 17 58.

        Boone ....... 15  10  11  14—50

        Ohio Co. ....... 19  16  10  13—58

        3-point field goals: B—Boswell, Grobmeyer; O—Fulkerson, F. Ashby 2, Green. Records: B 2-3, O 4-1.

        • Notre Dame 68, Ashland 55 — Mia Bradford scored 22 points, 11 in each half, to lead Notre Dame.

        NOTRE DAME (68) — Farrell 3 4 11, Zembrodt 3 1 7, Fox 3 0 6, Baumann 1 0 2, Hanser 4 3 11, Kreyling 1 0 2, Bradford 9 2 22, Fischesser 3 1 7. Totals: 27 11 68.

        ASHLAND (55) — Renfro 6 4 16, Cartwright 4 2 10, Purdue 6 3 15, Reams 4 0 8, Greene 2 1 5, Gallaher 0 1 1. Totals: 22 11 55.

        Notre Dame ....... 14  12  18  24—68

        Ashland ....... 8  15   9  23—55

       

3-point field goals: N—Ferrell, Bradford 2. Records: N 3-3, A 2-2.

        • Campbell County 70, Pendleton County 32 — The Camels took a 14-2 lead and never looked back. Leah Ballinger scored eight during the run for Campbell County.

        “We're a young team (three freshmen and a sophomore on the roster), and this was our fourth game in seven days,” Pendleton County coach David Tackett said. “The kids were tired, and I've apologized to them for the schedule.”

        CAMPBELL COUNTY (70) — Wilson 2 0 4, Ballinger 6 0 12, Fowee 0 2 2, Ragan 4 2 10, Bunker 1 0 2, Franzen 4 2 10, Mayhew 1 0 2, Sparks 7 0 14, Walker 5 0 10, King 1 2 4. Totals: 31 8 70.

        PENDLETON COUNTY (32) — Tackett 1 0 2, Courtner 0 8 8, Ison 0 1 1, Moreland 1 2 4, Powell 1 0 2, Wood 2 3 7, Price 1 2 4, Kelsch 1 2 4. Totals: 7 18 32.

        Camobell County ....... 28  20  14   8—70

        Pendleton County ....... 11   6  10   5—32

        3-pointers: None. Records: CC 2-3, PC 1-5.

       

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