Tuesday, December 21, 1999
N.Ky. girls basketball roundup
Woods' free throws win for Calvary
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Sarah Woods sank two free throws with 20 seconds remaining, giving Calvary Christian a 48-47 girls basketball victory over Villa Madonna at Villa Madonna Monday night.
The Vipers had a chance to win the game but a last-second shot by Krissi Paval rolled of the rim.
CALVARY CHRISTIAN (48) — Woods 5 4 14, Croucher 0 1 1, Mullins 4 4 12, Adams 0 2 2, Curry 1 1 3, VanBerkel 3 0 7, Salomon 4 1 9. Totals: 17 13 48.
VILLA MADONNA (47) — Uhling 1 2 4, Gordon 3 2 8, Randall 4 0 8, K. Paval 7 2 17, C. Paval 2 0 4, Halpin 2 2 6. Totals: 19 8 47.
Calvary Ch. ....... 12 13 12 11—48
Villa Madonna H ....... 15 8 10 14—47
3-pointers: C—VanBerkel. V—K. Paval. Records: CC 6-2, VM 3-4.
• Holy Cross 40, Scott 30 — Julie Halpin sank six free throws in the fourth quarter, rallying the Indians past the Eagles.
Tied after three quarters, Holy Cross won the game at the foul line, converting 12 during the final eight minutes.
SCOTT (30) — Larsen 2 2 6, Matracia 3 0 6, Thomas 2 0 5, Hut chinson 3 0 6, Parin 1 3 5, Bennett 1 0 2. Totals: 12 5 30.
HOLY CROSS (40) — Gardner 2 4 8, Halpin 1 6 8, Ryan 1 0 2, Warken 2 0 4, Hall 2 0 4, Mitts 3 2 8, Noll 1 2 4, Vogelpohl 1 0 2. Totals: 13 14 40.
Scott ....... 6 5 13 6—30
Holy Cross ....... 4 10 10 16—40
Three-point field goals: S—Thomas. Records: S 5-3, H 5-2.
• St. Henry 56, Conner 33 — Senior guard Laurie Franks scored 10 points in the fourth quarter, eight on free throws, triggering a 24-2 run.
The Crusaders held a 32-31 lead after three quarters but broke the game open when Conner went into a full-court press. St. Henry easily broke the press, leading to layups.
CONNER (33) — Lilliard 1 0 3, Michaels 4 1 9, Clayton 0 2 2, Suter 4 3 11, Martin 2 0 5, Stasie 1 0 2. Totals: 12 6 33.
ST. HENRY (56) — Franks 1 8 10, King 4 2 10, Topmiller 4 1 9, Danks 0 3 3, Boulanger 5 0 10, Otte 4 0 8, Portwood 3 0 6. Totals: 21 14 56.
Conner ....... 5 17 9 2—33
St. Henry ....... 14 9 9 24—56
Three-point field goals: C—Lilliard, Martin, Stasie. Records: S 1-5.
• Simon Kenton 46, Owen County 43 — A free throw by Leila Barnes with 2:53 remaining broke a 40-40 tie and put the Pioneers into a lead for good.
Nikki Piercefield followed with a field goal and free throw to secure the victory.
OWEN COUNTY (43) — Osborne 1 0 2, Smith 0 2 2, Patterson 3 2 10, Scruggs 1 1 3, Kayla Ellison 4 0 12, Howard 3 0 6, Perkins 1 2 4, Christen Ellison 1 2 4. Totals: 14 9 43.
SIMON KENTON (46) — Dougherty 0 2 2, Bell 4 0 8, King 1 2 4, Piercefield 1 1 3, Corbin 1 4 6, Barnes 7 3 17, Deaton 0 1 1, Kelsay 2 1 5. Totals: 16 14 46.
Owen County ....... 9 14 14 6—43
Simon Kenton ....... 16 11 10 9—46
3-pointers: O—Kayla Ellison 4, Patterson 2. Records: SK 2-4, O 3-2.
• Beechwood 61, Dayton 48 — Lindsey McDermott scored a career high 35 points, a combined 25 in the second and thrid quarters, to pace the Tigers.
Katie Pohlgeers added 19, including three 3-pointers.
DAYTON (48) — Duty 5 5 15, Sparks 7 1 20, Jesse Lovins 0 1 1, Janet Lovins 1 0 2, Brooks 3 4 10. Totals: 16 11 48.
BEECHWOOD (61) — S. Kirby 0 1 1, Pohlgeers 4 8 19, McDermott 16 3 35, Hobbs 1 2 4, B. Kirby 1 0 2. Totals: 22 14 61.
Dayton ....... 13 7 18 10—48
Beechwood ....... 19 18 15 9—61
3-pointers: D—Sparks 5. B—Pohlgeers 3. Records: D 2-5, B 5-3.
• Notre Dame 79, Hancock Co. 35 — Emily Farrell scored 13 points in the first quarter, triggering a 32-12 Notre Dame start.
HANCOCK CO. (35) — Shultz 2 0 5, Arnold 6 1 15, Batie 0 2 2, Griffin 2 2 7, Schwindel 2 0 4, Russelburg 1 0 2, Murphy 1 0 2. Totals: 14 5 35.
NOTRE DAME (79) — Darpel 3 1 7, Farrell 6 0 15, Zembrodt 4 0 8, Howard 3 2 9, Fox 3 0 6, Ochse 2 0 4, Wachs 1 0 2, Baker 1 0 2, Baumann 2 0 4, Hanser 3 1 7, Bradford 5 1 11, Fischesser 1 0 2, Potter 1 0 2. Totals: 35 5 79.
Hancock Co. ....... 12 4 14 5—35
Notre Dame ....... 32 25 6 16—79
3-pointers: H—Shultz, Griffin. ND—Farrell 3, Howard. Records: ND 7-4, HC 4-5.
• Newport 47, Bracken County 32 — Stephanie Atkins scored in doubles figures for the fifth consecutive game, leading the Wildcats.
BRACKEN (32) — Hamliton 2 0 4, Brumley 3 1 7, Norris 1 0 2, Tucker 6 2 14, Jefferson 2 0 5. Totals: 14 3 32.
NEWPORT (47) — Siebert 1 0 2, Beatsch 2 0 5, Wagner 2 3 7, Bivins 3 0 6, Mills 3 2 8, White 2 1 6, S. Atkins 4 3 11, Roberts 1 0 2. Totals: 18 9 47.
Bracken ....... 6 5 10 11—32
Newport ....... 16 8 9 14—47
Three-point field goals: B—Jefferson; N—Beatsch, White. Records: B 6-3, N 6-2.
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