Tuesday, February 01, 2000
N.Ky. girls basketball roundup
Villa Madonna girls beat Beechwood 52-49
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Molly Halpin came off the bench and hit a 10-foot shot with 20 seconds remaining, breaking a tie and giving Villa Madonna a 52-49 victory over Beechwood in girls basketball action Monday at Beechwood.
After Halpin's only points of the game, Christy Gordon sank two free throws in the closing seconds to seal Villa Madonna's first victory over Beechwood in three years.
Krissi Pavel led Villa Madonna with 17 points and Lee Humphrey added 16. Beechwood's Katie Pohlgeers led all scores with 20.
VILLA MADONNA (52) — Uhling 0 1 1, Gordon 3 4 10, Randall 0 3 3, K. Pavel 7 3 17, C. Pavel 0 3 3, Halpin 1 0 2, Humphrey 8 0 16. Totals: 19 14 52.
BEECHWOOD (49) — S. Kirby 1 2 4, Pohlgeers 5 8 20, McDermot 3 2 8, Hobbs 5 1 11, B. Kirby 3 0 6. Totals: 17 13 49.
Villa Madonna ....... 18 11 12 11—52
Beechwood ....... 14 6 10 19—49
3-pointers: B—Pohlgeers 2. Records: V 10-10, B 7-9.
• Ryle 58, St. Henry 41 — Logan Hastings scored seven points and Katie Holtzapfel added six to spark a 17-8 second quarter.
The Raiders sealed the outcome by scoring 23 points in the fourth quarter. Sophomore Christi Robinson led the charge with 11.
Robinson (16), Hastings (13) and Holtzapfel (12) all scored in double-figures for Ryle.
ST. HENRY (41) — Franks 3 0 6, King 2 0 4, Topmiller 3 0 6, Danks 1 0 2, Tabeling 1 2 4, Seibert 1 0 2, Otte 6 3 15, Brady 1 0 2. Totals: 18 5 41.
RYLE (58) — Smith 2 1 5, Bulach 0 1 1, Holtzapfel 3 4 12, Hastings 5 3 13, Robinson 4 7 16, Roesel 1 1 3, Salyers 4 0 8. Totals: 19 17 58.
St. Henry ....... 12 8 10 11—41
Ryle ....... 12 17 6 23—58
3-pointers: R—Holtzapfel 2, Robinson. Records: SH 6-10, R 3-13.
• Boone County 47, Campbell County 43 — Ciara Henderson made four free throws in the closing seconds and Shannon Matheny added two for Boone County.
Henderson led all scorers with 19 points.
CAMPBELL COUNTY (43) — Wilson 4 0 8, Bollinger 2 2 6, Ragan 2 1 6, Franzen 3 3 9, Schultz 1 3 5, Sparks 3 3 9. Totals: 15 12 43.
BOONE COUNTY (47) — Boswell 0 1 1, Matheny 3 3 10, Mollison 0 4 4, Isaac 1 3 5, Grobmyer 2 2 6, Henderson 7 4 19, Milner 1 0 2. Totals: 14 17 47.
Campbell County ....... 6 8 8 21—43
Boone County ....... 10 10 13 14—47
3-pointers: C—Ragan. B—Matheny, Henderson. Records: C 10-7, BC 12-6.
• Highlands 46, Newport 34 — Tara Boothe led Highlands with 14 points and Stephanie Ripberger added 13.
HIGHLANDS (46) — Imhoff 2 2 6, Ripberger 5 3 13, Sheanshang 1 1 3, Stefanopoulos 2 2 6, Boothe 4 6 14, Dickerson 2 0 4. Totals: 16 14 46.
NEWPORT (34) — Seibert 2 0 4, Beach 1 3 5, Wagner 1 2 4, Jones 0 1 1, Mills 1 0 2, White 1 4 6, S. Atkins 5 2 12. Totals: 11 12 34.
Highlands ....... 11 11 9 15—46
Newport ....... 6 9 8 11—34
Records: N 15-7, H 12-4.
• Notre Dame 67, Lloyd 9 — Notre Dame outscored Lloyd 33-2 in the first quarter.
LLOYD (9) — Vance 1 2 4, Marshall 1 1 3, Ewell 1 0 2. Totals: 3 3 9.
NOTRE DAME (67) — Darpel 3 0 6, Farrell 4 0 9, Howard 2 0 4, Fox 4 1 9, Wachs 0 1 1, Bauman 3 1 7, Hanser 1 0 2, Kreyling 2 2 6, Bradford 5 2 12, Fangman 1 1 3, Fischesser 1 0 2, Lucas 2 1 6. Totals: 27 8 67.
Lloyd ....... 2 3 0 4— 9
Notre Dame ....... 33 11 8 15—67
3-pointers: ND—Farrell, Fangman, Lucas. Records: ND 12-7.
• Holmes 73, Conner 61 — Valencia Jackson scored nine points and Erica Hallman added eight in the second quarter as Holmes outscored Conner 25-14.
Amanda Donohoo came through with a double-double for Conner: 15 points and 16 rebounds. Stacey Martin had 18 points and six rebounds.
HOLMES (73) — Jackson 10 2 22, Patterson 2 2 6, Collins 2 6 10, Brinkman 1 0 2, Humphrey 3 0 7, Hallman 8 2 19, Hudsell 1 0 2, Herindon 0 3 3, Larry 1 0 2. Totals: 28 15 72.
CONNER (61) — Lillard 0 2 2, Michels 2 2 6, Clayton 2 5 9, Hicks 1 0 2, Donohoo 7 1 15, Martin 5 5 18, Stasie 3 0 7, Dooley 1 0 2. Totals: 21 15 61.
Holmes ....... 14 25 14 20—73
Conner ....... 10 14 12 25—61
3-pointers: H—Hallman, Humphrey. C—Martin 3, Stacy. Records: C 5-10, H 9-7.
• Holy Cross 53, Simon Kenton 49 — Ashley Noll scored 16 points and Julie Halpin added 11 to lead Holy Cross.
HOLY CROSS (53) — Ryan 1 0 3, Halpin 3 3 11, Noll 7 2 16, Mitts 5 0 10, Vogelpohl 3 2 8, Larken 0 1 1, Gardner 2 0 4. Totals: 21 8 53.
SIMON KENTON (49) — Bell 5 0 10, Piercefield 2 0 4, Corbin 3 1 7, Barnes 8 0 16, Deaton 3 0 6, Kelsay 3 0 6. Totals: 24 1 49.
Holy Cross ....... 15 14 15 9—53
Simon Kenton ....... 16 9 12 12—49
3-pointers: HC—Ryan, Halpin 2. Records: HC 11-5, SK 7-8.
• Dayton 40, Ludlow 36 — Senior point guard Stacy Brooks (11 points) sank four free throws and a field goal in the fourth quarter for Dayton.
LUDLOW (36) — Kamryn Miller 1 0 2, Wise 6 5 17, Christy Miller 2 0 4, Lantry 2 3 7, Pence 3 0 6. Totals: 14 8 36.
DAYTON (40) — Lynn 2 2 6, Duty 1 5 7, Sparks 1 0 2, Lovins 1 1 3, Brooks 2 7 11, Hollingsworth 5 0 11. Totals: 12 15 40.
Ludlow ....... 6 4 10 16—36
Dayton ....... 7 8 12 13—40
3-pointers: D—Hollingsworth. Records: D 6-10, L 9-10.
• Newport Central Catholic 47, Scott 44 — The Thoroughbreds erased a six-point deficit, sinking eight free throws in the fourth quarter, to pull out the victory.
NEWPORT CC (47) — Bueter 2 4 10, Chiodi 1 2 4, Arnold 1 2 5, Kessen 0 2 2, Burks 1 2 4, Parsons 4 0 8, Meyers 4 2 10, Smith 2 0 4. Totals: 15 14 47.
SCOTT (44) — Larsen 1 0 2, Matracia 1 0 2, Hutchinson 6 1 13, Fisk 1 0 2, Pairan 6 7 19, Jackson 2 1 6. Totals: 17 9 44.
Newport CC ....... 5 11 12 19—47
Scott ....... 12 9 13 10—44
3-pointers: N—Bueter 2, Arnold. S—Jackson. Records: S 11-8, N 11-6.
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