Wednesday, February 16, 2000
Cincinnati boys basketball roundup
Alter upsets No. 1 Purcell Marian
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Mark Borland scored 23 points and helped Kettering Alter handle Purcell Marian's pressure defense in a 65-62 Alter victory over the city's No.1 team in the Enquirer Division II-IV poll.
Alter led by five points going into the fourth quarter and built that lead to as many as nine.
Purcell's Keith Jackson had 32 points including 14 in the fourth period. Purcell already had clinched GCL North title.
Alter played without 6-foot-8 center Adam Waleskowski, who was serving the second game of a two-game suspension. The victory was Alter's fourth in a row and avenged a loss earlier in the year at Purcell.
PURCELL MARIAN (62) — Salamone 5 0 14, Fullman 1 0 2, J. Cooper 1 0 3, Fulks 3 2 8, H. Cooper 1 1 3, Jackson 11 7 32. Totals: 22 10 62.
ALTER (65) — Carter 2 1 5, Staub 3 5 13, Jones 2 2 8, Goings 4 2 10, Franz 2 0 4, Kohls 1 0 2, Borland 7 8 23. Totals: 21 18 65.
Purcell Marian ....... 9 14 13 26—62
Alter ....... 12 14 15 24—65
3-pointers: PM—Salamone 4, Jackson 3, J.Cooper. A—Staub 2, Jones 2, Borland. Records: PM 16-3 (11-2 GCLN), KA 13-6 (8-5).
MVC
• Cincinnati Country Day 60, Summit Country Day 54 — Austin Mitchell, a junior forward, scored nine points in the fourth quarter, rallying the Indians past the Knights.
Tyler Wright kept CCD close, sinking 4-of-6 3-pointers during the first three quarters.
SCD (54) — Hein 0 2 2, Roy 2 0 6, Pembaur 4 1 10, Dyer 6 4 16, Fry 7 1 15, Sheldon 2 0 5. Totals: 21 8 54.
CCD (60) — Smith 2 1 5, Wright 5 0 14, Allen 3 3 9, Cohen 2 2 6, Mitchell 4 3 11, Floering 2 0 4. Torlone 3 2 8, Seward 1 1 3. Totals: 22 12 60.
SCD ....... 15 21 10 8—54
CCD ....... 14 12 18 16—60
3-pointers: S—Rpy, Pembaur, Sheldon. C—
Wright 4. Records: C 15-4 (12-3 MVC), S 8-11.
• Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy 68, Landmark Christian 43 — Jay Morelock led all scorers with 20 points.
CHCA made 20-of-27 from the line.
CHCA (68) — Morelock 6 5 20, Welage 1 0 2, Betscher 1 0 2, Hunter 3 7 13, Price 1 1 3, Shaw 5 4 14, Trebes 5 3 14. Totals: 22 20 68.
LANDMARK CHRISTIAN (43) — Ellis 1 0 3, Chamberlin 1 0 2, Turney 1 0 2, Sasser 1 0 2, Byrd 5 0 15, Fryer 4 2 10, Lowery 2 0 5, Shannon 1 2 4. Totals: 16 4 43.
CHCA ....... 12 21 22 13—68
Landmark Christian ....... 11 12 10 10—43
3-pointers: C—Morelock 3, Trebes 1. L—Ellis 1, Byrd 5, Lowery 1. Records: C 15-4 (12-3 MVC), L 2-17 (1-14).
• Seven Hills 76, St. Bernard 47 — Seven Hills sank 7-of-8 from the 3-point line and got 13 points from David Sprafka in the first half to put the game away.
Sprafka finished with 15 points to lead five Stingers in double figures. Saliou Diagne added 14 points and Erik Crew had 12.
St. Bernard's Ryan Schmitt led all scorers with 19 points.
SEVEN HILLS (76) — Balskus 0 1 1, Drane 5 0 10, Sprafka 6 0 15, Burke 1 0 2, Sugarman 4 1 10, Diagne 6 2 14, Crew 4 0 12, Lenobel 1 0 2, Lin 5 0 10. Totals: 32 4 76.
ST. BERNARD (47) — Hazelbaker 2 0 6, Schmitt 8 0 19, Hollmann 5 3 15, Roy 0 1 1, Wong 1 0 2, Statt 1 0 2, Culbertson 1 0 2. Totals: 18 4 47.
Seven Hills ....... 17 25 17 17—76
St. Bernard ....... 9 14 8 16—47
3-pointers: SH—Sprafka 3, Crew 4, Sugarman. SB—Hazelbaker 2, Schmitt 3, Hollmann 2. Records: SH 17-2 (14-1 MVC), SB 6-13 (5-10).
• Lockland 65, North College Hill 58 — Freshman point guard Mike Daniels scored 14 of his 20 points after halftime, helping Lockland overcome a 31-29 halftime deficit.
Daniels spent most of the second quarter on the bench with three fouls, but had six points in the third quarter and then eight in the final period, including 6-of-7 foul shots to help Lockland protect its lead.
DeShawn Wynn added 17 points for Lockland, while Will Munlin added 15. Sophomore guard Duron Moore led NCH with 19 points.
LOCKLAND (65) — Munlin 6 1 15, Noelcke 3 0 7, Cromer 1 0 2, Wynn 7 3 17, Daniels 7 6 20, Welshans 2 0 4. Totals: 26 10 65.
NCH (58) — Victorian 4 0 9, Sonnenberg 1 0 3, Hartwig 3 0 6, Pumphrey 1 0 2, Turner 3 0 6, Moore 7 2 19, Allen 4 0 8, Kemphaus 1 2 5. Totals: 24 4 58.
Lockland ....... 19 10 21 15—65
NCH ....... 9 22 13 14—58
3-pointers: L—Munlin 2, Noelcke. NCH—Victorian, Sonnenberg, Moore 3, Kemphaus. Records: L 11-8 (10-7 MVC), NCH 6-13 (5-9).
GMC
• Hamilton 68, Syca more 50 — Robbie Ballinger scored a game-high 19 points and had 18 rebounds for the Big Blue.
Nate Rusbosin and Ben Sturgill also scored in double figures for Hamilton while Shane Holbein paced Sycamore for 14.
HAMILTON (68) — Andrews 1 2 4, Harden 0 4 4, King 0 2 2, Wilkinson 2 0 5, Rusbosin 5 0 10, Huff 2 2 6, Sturgill 6 0 12, Reese 1 0 3, Ballinger 7 2 19, Smith 1 0 2, Nance 0 1 1. Totals: 25 13 68.
SYCAMORE (50) — Render 1 0 2, Smith 4 3 11, Shermon 0 2 2, Henderson 1 0 2, Walter 4 2 11, Hull 3 1 7, Holbein 3 6 14, Baker 0 1 1. Totals: 16 15 50.
Hamilton ....... 16 9 18 25—68
Sycamore ....... 7 10 15 18—50
3-pointers: H—Wilkinson, Reese, Ballinger 3. S—Walter, Holbein 2.
FAVC
• Mason 48, Ross 45 — With the game tied at 39 with 45 seconds to go, Mason scored six straight points and held off two late 3-pointers by Ross.
Mason senior forward Matt Davis led all scorers with 13 points.
ROSS (45) — Engelkamp 3 1 9, Ziepsel 1 0 2, Houpe 2 5 9, Ehrman 3 5 11, Sizemore 1 0 2, Wagner 2 2 8, Brown 1 2 4. Totals: 13 15 45.
MASON (48) — Livingston 1 5 8, Davis 5 3 13, Swansan 1 2 4, Hoffert 3 4 10, Schatzel 1 2 4, Ramsey 1 0 2, Combs 1 0 2, Harman 2 0 5. Totals: 15 16 48.
Ross ....... 14 8 9 14—45
Mason ....... 6 12 11 19—48
3-pointers: R—Engelkamp 2, Wagner 2. M—
Livingston, Harman. Records: R 10-9, M 11-8.
• Harrison 62, Amelia 60 — Chad Cornelius hit a 3-pointer with 15 seconds left to seal the game for Harrison. Senior center Matt Volkerding had a game-high 20 points.
Amelia junior guard Ron Scott hit five 3-pointers and tallied 25 points.
HARRISON (62) — P. Volkerding 1 0 2, Koch 1 1 4, Hinssen 1 1 3, Cornelius 4 0 12, M. Meyers 4 0 9, A. Meyers 3 3 9, Smith 1 1 3, M. Volkerding 8 3 20. Totals: 23 9 62.
AMELIA (60) — M. Smith 1 0 2, Davis 0 2 2, J. Smith 3 3 11, Scott 9 2 25, Scherer 4 0 8, Gladwell 5 0 10, Miller 1 0 2. Totals: 23 7 60.
Harrison ....... 12 20 12 18—62
Amelia ....... 15 19 13 13—60
3-pointers: H—Koch, Cornelius 4, M.Meyers, M.Volkerding. A—J.Smith 2, Scott 5. Records: H 8-10 (8-6 FAVC), A 10-8 (6-6).
GCL
• St. Xavier 50, Chaminade-Julienne 35 — Andy Larkin scored six of his 18 points during an 11-0 third quarter to lead the Bombers to their second straight GCL-South title.
Chaminade went into halftime with a 29-27 lead, but St. Xavier switched to a zone with big man Jordan Cornette up front and limited the Eagles to six second half points.
Chaminade made 9-of-11 3-point attempts in the first half to take the lead. Steve Callahan added 11 points for. St. Xavier while Terry Angel paced Chaminade with 19 poins.
ST. XAVIER (50) — Callahan 5 0 11, Grogan 1 0 2, Cornette 2 0 6, Cronin 1 1 3, Larsen 2 0 4, Bast 1 0 3, Larkin 8 2 18, Sollmann 1 0 3. Totals: 21 3 50.
CHAMINADE (35) — Krueger 4 0 12, Gray 1 0 3, Szabo 0 1 1, Angel 6 2 19. Totals: 11 3 35.
St. Xavier ....... 15 12 11 12—50
Chaminade ....... 14 15 0 6—35
3-pointers: S—Callahan, Cornette 2, Bast, Sollmann. C—Krueger 4, Gray, Angel 5. Records: S 18-1 (GCL 10-1), C 1-18.
• Moeller 63, Roger Bacon 57 — Moeller junior forward Matt Sylvester had 19 points, seven rebounds and four blocked shots.
In overtime Roger Bacon had a hard time scoring with all seven points coming from the free-throw line.
MOELLER (63) — Tabler 1 2 5, Byrnes 6 0 13, Monserez 4 3 14, Luther 5 0 10, Wood 1 0 2, Sylvester 8 3 19. Totals: 25 8 63.
ROGER BACON (57) — Hausfeld 6 4 16, Bock 0 3 3, Wyrick 1 2 4, Land 6 1 13, Huerkamp 3 2 8, Meridy 4 2 11, McManus 1 0 2. Totals: 21 14 57.
Moeller ....... 18 12 11 9 7—63
Bacon ....... 18 8 18 6 13—57
3-pointers: R—Meridy. M—Tabler, Byrnes, Monserez 3. Records: R 7-11 (6-7 GCL), M 9-10 (5-6).
QCC
• Western Hills 99, Taft 62 — Danny Horace led all scorers with 25 points and made 15-of-16 from the line as Western Hills remained perfect in conference play.
Darryl Peterson added 23 points.
WESTERN HILLS (99) — Andrews 4 4 12, Hadnot 1 0 2, Peterson 10 2 23, Horace 5 15 25, Starks 4 0 9, Smith 4 1 10, Banks 1 0 3, Piening 3 0 7, Taylor 2 2 6, Anderson 0 2 2. Totals: 34 26 99.
TAFT (62) — Williams 4 3 11, Jennings 1 2 4, Harris 1 0 2, McPherson 4 4 12, Mack 4 3 11, Turner 6 0 15, Malone 3 0 6, Bowen 0 1 1. Totals: 23 13 62.
Western Hills ....... 18 29 20 32—99
Taft ....... 12 9 23 18—62
3-pointers: W-Peterson 1, Starks 1, Smith 1, Banks 1, Piening 1. T—Turner 3. Records: W 16-3 (13-0 QCC), T 2-17 (1-12).
• Withrow 55, Hughes 37 — A 17-3 third-quarter run by Withrow, spearheaded by Will Jeffries, Lenny Love and Ramon Garth, enabled the Tigers to defeat the Big Red.
Withrow scored six during its third quarter run and Jeffries and Garth had five apiece.
WITHROW (55) — Love 3 0 9, Simpson 1 0 2, Orr 3 1 8, Washington 2 5 10, Lockart 1 0 2, Jeffries 5 5 15, Darden 2 0 4, Garth 2 1 5. Totals: 19 12 55.
HUGHES (37) — Smiley 5 0 11, Salaam 2 0 5, James 0 2 2, Whitehead 2 0 4, Stallworth 0 1 1, McCants 2 1 5, Frazier 4 1 9. Totals: 15 5 37.
Withrow ....... 13 16 17 9—55
Hughes ....... 15 10 3 9—37
3-pointers: W—Love 3, Orr, Washington. H—
Smiley, Salaam. Records: H 10-9 (9-4 QCC), W 12-7 (9-4).
• Woodward 64, Aiken 52 — Woodward finished the first quarter on a 24-4 tear and Aiken never recovered.
Willie Hendrix scored 15 points to lead the Bulldogs. Alex Armstrong and Santino Turnbow added 14 points apiece.
Justin Parker paced the Falcons with 15 points.
AIKEN (52) — Evans 5 2 12, Robinson 1 0 2, Dickenson 5 0 11, Berry 0 2 2, Oba 4 0 8, Parker 5 3 15, Lanier 0 2 2. Totals: 20 9 52.
WOODWARD (64) — Boyce 2 5 9, Hendrix 4 6 15, Armstrong 3 7 14, Makonnen 1 0 2, Turnbow 6 1 14, Richardson 3 4 10. Totals: 19 23 64.
Aiken ....... 8 16 13 15—52
Woodward ....... 24 13 11 16—64
3-pointers: A—Dickenson, Parker 2. W—Hendrix, Armstrong, Turnbow. Records: A 2-17 (2-11 QCC), W 8-11 (6-7).
• Walnut Hills 67, Mount Healthy 47 — George Blair scored 17 points in the second half and nine in the fourth quarter, rallying the Eagles past the Owls.
Unable to hit from the outside during the first three quarter, Walnut Hills kept the pace slow, relying on a half-court game to keep it close.
Blair then took over and the Eagles won going away.
MOUNT HEALTHY (47) — Flowers 2 1 5, Fields 1 0 2, Richardson 4 2 12, Gaines 7 1 18, Brown 0 2 2, Williams 2 0 4, Short 1 0 2, Battle 1 0 2. Totals: 18 6 47.
WALNUT HILLS (67) — Montgomery 2 0 4, James 2 1 6, Hardin 6 1 14, Wilson 1 1 3, Bonner 4 0 8, Robinson 3 0 6, Blair 9 3 21, Lamkin 1 1 3, R. Williams 1 0 2. Totals: 29 7 67.
Mount Healthy ....... 11 11 14 11—47
Walnut Hills ....... 12 13 16 26—67
3-pointers: M—Gaines 3, Richardson 2. W—
James, Hardin. Records: WH 11-7 (7-6 QCC).
Others
• Elder 54, Covington Catholic 48 — Senior guard Sean Rowland led Elder with 13 points, four assists, and six rebounds.
Covington Catholic led throughout, but Elder turned on the defense and converted numerous three-point plays in the fourth to seal the win.
COVINGTON CATHOLIC (48) — McQuade 1 4 6, Blazejewski 1 0 2, Vinke 3 2 8, Baute 1 0 2, Dietz 5 0 12, Purdon 5 1 13, Wachs 2 1 5. Totals: 28 8 48.
ELDER (54) — Kelsey 3 4 11, Benken 2 1 5, Schenke 2 0 4, Bazeley 1 2 4, Rowland 4 5 13, Renzendrink 1 0 2, Wainscott 5 2 12, Mahon 1 0 3. Totals: 19 14 54.
CovCath ....... 15 10 14 9—48
Elder ....... 8 16 10 18—54
3-pointers: C—Dietz 2, Purdon 2. E—Kelsey, Mahon. Records: C 17-6, E 15-4 (8-3 GCL).
• Goshen 70, Clermont Northeastern 60 — Goshen senior forward Roger Drake had 33 points.
CLERMONT NE (60) — Lafferty 3 6 12, Lloyd 5 2 13, Nash 9 0 20, Holthaus 4 0 10, Ritter 2 0 4, A. Nash 0 1 1. Totals: 23 9 60.
GOSHEN (70) — Drake 10 9 33, Blevins 5 2 12, Settlemayor 1 9 11, Christman 2 4 8, Ard 2 2 6. Totals: 19 26 70.
Clermont NE ....... 13 15 12 19—60
Goshen ....... 16 15 11 28—70
3-pointers: C—Lloyd, Nash 2, Holthaus 2. G—
Drake 4. Records: C 14-4, G 10-9.
• Middletown Christian 62, Tri County North 57 — Mike Current scored eight points in the fourth quarter and Tay Cochran sank 5-of-6 free throws down the stretch to lead the Eagles past the Panthers.
MIDD. CHRISTIAN (62) — Larkin 3 1 7, Bell 0 1 1, Terrill 2 0 5, Fox 7 3 20, Cochran 2 7 11, Current 7 2 16, Howard 1 0 2. Totals: 22 14 62.
TRI COUNTY NORTH (57) — Huffman 5 0 12, Stoner 1 0 3, Flory 4 1 9, King 3 1 10, Blankenship 1 0 2, Elmore 7 1 15, Robinson 1 0 2, Rainwater 1 2 4. Totals: 23 5 57.
Midd. Christian ....... 19 8 13 22—62
Tri County North ....... 16 17 10 14—57
3-pointers: M—Fox 3, Terrill. T—King 3, Huffman 2, Stoner. Records: MC 9-10, T 3-16.
• Springboro 57, Lebanon 53 — Springboro's junior forward Cole Ellis hit three 3-pointers in the 4th to aid in Springboro's comback, he had a total of 19 points.
Coming in the the fourth quarter down by eight points Springboro went on a 10-0 run to put them in the lead.
LEBANON (53) — Johnson 1 3 11, Ault 1 0 2, Amburgy 2 3 9, Richardson 4 3 12, Langston 1 0 2, McCutchan 2 0 4, Alexander 4 4 12. Totals: 18 10 53.
SPRINGBORO (57) — Bohinc 1 1 4, Howard 2 0 6, J. Francis 0 2 2, Benseler 3 0 6, Johnson 3 2 9, D. Francis 3 5 11, Ellis 7 1 19. Totals: 19 11 57.
Lebanon ....... 21 9 10 13—53
Springboro ....... 19 5 8 25—57
3-pointers: L—Johnson 3, Amburgy 2, Ault, Richardson. S—Ellis 4, Howard 2, Bohinc, Johnson. Records: L 13-6, S 12-7.
• Milford 64, Anderson 58 — Zach Strief had 16 points and four rebounds for Milford. Anderson's Pete Cory led all scorers with 23 point.
ANDERSON (58) — Collar 3 0 7, Riddell 4 4 13, Hart 1 0 2, Cory 8 6 23, Norwell 3 7 13. Totals: 19 17 58.
MILFORD (64) — Meranda 4 0 11, Connor 2 2 7, Robertson 1 8 10, Bradley 3 0 6, Kaufman 3 2 9, Huesman 1 1 3, Strief 8 0 16, Kinder 1 0 2. Totals: 23 13 64.
Anderson ....... 19 2 22 15—58
Milford ....... 23 9 15 17—64
3-pointers: A—Collar 1, Riddell 1, Cory 1. M—
Meranda 3, Connor 1, Kaufman 1. Records: M 12-6.
• Batavia 61, Deer Park 56 — Batavia claimed a 21-11, behind Chad Kelley's 11 first quarter points, and Deer Park was never able to regain the advantage.
Kelley finished with a team-high 18 points. The Bulldogs overcame Wildcat sophomore Cory Burke's career-high 21 points.
BATAVIA (61) — Kelley 6 3 18, Lowe 3 1 7, Wilson 4 0 8, Kent 1 0 2, Faris 0 2 2, Hennessey 1 5 7, Dunn 2 1 5, Grooms 6 0 12. Totals: 23 12 61.
DEER PARK (56) — Bystry 1 0 2, Rutherford 2 0 5, Smith 1 0 2, Hickey 1 0 3, Montgomery 1 1 3, Dennis 7 1 20, Burke 6 9 21. Totals: 19 11 56.
Batavia ....... 21 9 13 18—61
Deer Park ....... 11 13 11 21—56
3-pointers: B—Kelley 3. DP—Dennis 5, Rutherford, Hickey. Records: B 7-10, DP 2-16.
• Talawanda 62, Eaton 50 — Ryan Holmes scored 11 straight points in the third quarter as part of a game-high 21-point performance.
Talawanda's Rusty Bennett had eight rebounds.
EATON (50) — Shepherd 0 2 2, Johnson 0 2 2, Meyers 3 2 8, Charles 3 0 8, Holtzmuller 1 1 4, Renner 2 1 5, Shafer 0 2 2, Prifogle 7 5 19. Totals: 16 15 50.
TALAWANDA (62) — Kuranga 2 0 6, McDade 1 0 2, Hamidullah 4 4 12, Jones 0 1 1, Arlinghaus 2 0 4, Campbell 2 0 4, Holmes 8 0 21, Bennett 3 2 8, Princell 2 0 4. Totals: 24 7 62.
Eaton ....... 8 10 19 13—50
Talawanda ....... 10 21 17 14—62
3-pointers: E—Charles 2, Holtzmuller 1. T—Kuranga 2, Holmes 5. Records: E 11-7, T 15-4.
• Glen Este 62, Western Brown 54 — Glen Este scored the game's final eight points over the last 1:18, including 4-of-5 from the free-throw line.
Chris Tieke made 3-of-4 foul shots in the final minute. Western Brown missed its last five shot attempts from the field and final four free throws. Mike Clyburn had 18 points to pace Glen Este.
Justin Phillips scored 17 points and dished out 10 assists to lead the Broncos.
GLEN ESTE (62) — Rieck 3 3 11, Tyminski 5 0 10, Mattei 1 0 2, Bryant 6 3 15, Clyburn 6 6 18, Zeigler 1 0 2, Tieke 0 4 4. Totals: 22 16 62.
WESTERN BROWN (54) — Phillips 6 2 17, Tackett 2 0 4, Hutson 1 3 5, Brown 1 0 2, Patton 5 0 11, Howard 7 0 14, Fite 0 1 1. Totals: 22 6 54.
Glen Este ....... 13 16 16 17—62
West. Brown ....... 13 13 15 13—54
3-pointers: GE—Rieck 2. WB—Phillips 3, Patton. Records: WB 3-16.
• Goshen 70, Clermont Northeastern 60 — Roger Drake poured in 32 points, leading Goshen to the upset.
Drake had 20 in the first half. Goshen led by one going into the final quarter, then sealed the victory with 17 of 19 foul shooting in the fourth period, including 9-of-10 by Jerry Settelmayor.
Nate Blevins added 12 for Goshen. Jon Nash led CNE with 20 points.
CNE (60) — Lafferty 3 6 12, Lloyd 5 2 13, J. Nash 9 0 20, Holthaus 4 0 8, Ritter 2 0 4, A. Nash 0 1 1. Totals: 23 9 60.
GOSHEN (70) — Ard 2 2 6, Christman 2 4 8, Settelmayor 1 10 12, Blevins 5 2 12, Drake 10 8 32. Totals: 20 26 70.
CNE ....... 13 15 13 19—60
Goshen ....... 16 15 11 28—70
3-pointers: CNE—J. Nash 2, Holthaus 2, Lloyd. G—Drake 4. Records: G 10-9, CNE 14-4.
• Little Miami 71, Bethel Tate 43 — David Dufour led all scorers with 24 points as Little Miami won its final game in Isaacs Gym.
Mike Dane had 13 points, six assists and seven rebounds.
BETHEL TATE (43) — Wallace 3 0 6, Iori 0 2 2, Hesketh 1 4 6, Stamper 3 0 8, Miller 7 0 16, Todd 1 2 5. Totals: 15 8 43.
LITTLE MIAMI (71) — Cooper 3 0 7, Dane 5 0 13, Johnson 1 2 4, Lafollette 3 0 6, Sellers 3 1 8, Trent 1 0 3, Dufour 9 6 24, Pritchard 3 0 6. Totals: 28 9 71.
Bethel Tate ....... 5 12 13 13—43
Little Miami ....... 18 17 12 24—71
3-pointers: B—Stamper 2, Miller 2, Todd 1. L—Cooper 1, Dane 3, Sellers 1, Trent 1. Records: B 11-8, L 8-11.
• Milford Christian 73, Central Baptist 42 — Josh Spurlock scored 11 points, had six assists and five steals for Milford Christian.
CENTRAL BAPTIST (42) — Stringer 4 1 9, Siemon 4 0 9, Lundy 1 0 2, Turley 2 0 4, Mueller 1 0 2, Wagoner 3 0 6, Sheldon 4 1 10. Totals: 19 2 42.
MILFORD CHRISTIAN (73) — Spurlock 4 3 11, Hargis 3 3 10, Rulapaugh 4 0 8, Hart 7 0 14, Braley 2 0 5, Taphorn 0 3 3, Judy 3 4 10, Barclay 1 4 6, Keaton 1 3 5, Wulf 0 1 1. Totals: 25 21 73.
Central Baptist ....... 9 8 18 7—42
Milford Christian ....... 22 13 14 24—73
3-pointers: M—Hargas, Braley. C—Siemon, Sheldon. Records: M 12-4, C 10-7.
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