Junior forward Kevin Reinhardt scored 24 points to lead No.8 Campbell County to a 63-55 upset of No.3 Highlands at Campbell County.

        Reinhardt scored nine points and senior guard Steve Sigmon five during a 17-2 Campbell County run that bridged halftime and left the Camels with a 45-35 lead with 2 1/2 minutes to go in the third quarter. Highlands could get no closer than six points after that.

        Reinhardt also led Campbell County with 12 rebounds. Senior forward Chris Clines also reached double figures for the Camels with 12 points.

        Highlands senior Gino Guidugli scored 24 points before fouling out with 3:55 left in the game.

        HIGHLANDS (55) — Rider 2 0 4, Forbes 3 3 11, Klingenberg 2 0 5, Miller 0 1 1, Liggett 1 0 2, Moeves 4 0 8, Guidugli 8 7 24. Totals: 20 11 55.

        CAMPBELL COUNTY (63) — Miller 1 1 3, Herald 1 0 2, Sigmon 3 1 8, Clines 5 0 13, Futscher 4 1 10, Clark 1 1 3, Reinhardt 9 6 24. Totals: 24 10 63.

        Highlands ....... 19  16  7  13—55

        Campbell County ....... 17  22  11  13—63

        3-pointers: H — Forbes, Klingenberg, Guidugli. C — Clines 3, Futscher, Sigmon. Records: H 8-3, C 5-3.

        • Grant County 77, Lexington Catholic 72 — Senior guard Allen Shafer scored 48 points, one short of his career high, to lead Grant County in an upset over Lexington Catholic, the state's No. 4 team.

        Grant County trailed most of the game after falling behind 21-9 in the first quarter. Shafer led a second quarter comeback with 17 points. Grant County took the lead for good with 38 seconds remaining in the third quarter.

        Shafer hit 14 of 16 free throws to help seal the outcome.

        LEX. CATHOLIC (72) — Smith 3 1 8, Wolford 4 3 12, Graham 1 0 2, Wilson 3 0 7, Green 4 0 8, H. Morton 1 1 4, R. Morton 7 4 18, Heissenbuttel 6 0 15. Totals: 29 9 72.

        GRANT COUNTY (77) — Riley 2 4 9, Shafer 13 16 48, Plunkett 2 2 6, Maddox 2 4 8, Schlueter 1 0 2, Combs 0 4 4. Totals: 20 30 77.

        Lex. Catholic ....... 24  16  16  18—72

        Grant County ....... 12  27  19  19—77

        3-pointers: LC—Smith, Wilson, H. Morton, Heissenbuttel. GC—Riley, Shafer 6. Records: LC 11-4, GC 9-6.

        • Beechwood 76, Dayton 61 — Ross Hart led Beechwood with 22 points. Dayton's Jason Wiseman scored 26 points.

        DAYTON (61) — Gross 1 1 4, Hall 4 0 8, Gilbert 8 3 19, Stockton 1 0 2, Huff 1 0 2, Wiseman 9 6 26. Totals: 24 10 61.

        BEECHWOOD (76) — Wera 1 0 2, Stowers 3 2 10, Boyle 2 3 7, Hart 8 4 22, Morris 7 0 18, Downs 3 1 7, Goetz 1 0 3, Montoya 1 0 3, Swift 2 0 4. Totals: 27 10 76.

        Dayton ....... 14  10  16  21—61

        Beechwood ....... 23  19  19  15—76

        3-pointers: D—Gross, Wiseman 2. B—Stowers 2, Hart 2, Morris 4, Montoya. Records: B 7-4, D 3-10.

        • Boone County 67, Holmes 58 — Robbie Kellerman scored 14 points, leading five Rebels in double figures.

        HOLMES (58) — Hill 5 2 16, Smith 1 1 4, Englemon 3 2 10, Fischer 2 0 4, Rice 6 0 14, Gentry 3 0 6, Jackson 2 2 4. Totals: 22 5 58.

        BOONE COUNTY (67) — Kellerman 6 0 14, Rollins 3 3 12, Haake 2 4 10, Noble 1 1 4, Wilkin 1 0 2, Montgomery 6 0 12, Moore 1 1 3, Brown 4 1 10. Totals: 24 10 67.

        Holmes ....... 15   7  16  20—58

        Boone County ....... 19  10  22  16—67

        3-pointers: H-Hill 4, Smith 1, Englemon 2, Rice 2; B-Kellerman 2, Rollins 3, Haake 2, Noble 1, Brown 1. Records: Ho 7-5, B 6-6.

        ›Bracken County 55, Pendleton County 54 — Billy Berry hit an 8-foot jumper with 25 seconds remaining to give Bracken County its first win.

        Jarrod Cooke led Bracken with 16 points. Andrew Gosney had 14 for Pendleton County.

        PENDLETON COUNTY (54) — Peoples 2 0 4, Gillespie 2 0 5, Schoberg 1 0 2, Cox 1 4 6, Riley 4 2 11, Miller 5 2 12, Gosney 6 0 14. Totals: 21 8 54.

        BRACKEN COUNTY (55) — N. Free 2 1 5, Roberts 4 3 11, Moyer 0 4 4, Rees 2 2 6, Cooke 6 1 16, Ayres 4 3 11, Berry 1 0 2. Totals: 19 14 55.

        Pendleton County ....... 13  15  12  14—54

        Bracken County ....... 16  12  11  16—55

        3-pointers: P-Gosney 2, Riley 1, Gillespie; B-Cooke 3. Records: P 1-8, B 1-10.

        ›Ludlow 60, Calvary Christian 48 — Adam Martin scored 17 of his game-high 20 points in the second half to lift the Panthers to their fifth straight win.

        Ludlow hit nine of 12 free throws in the final period. Andy Beard scored 13 points and Tyler Schlickman added 11 for the Panthers. Ben Mollozzi led the Cougars with 17 points.

        CALVARY CHRISTIAN (48) — Mollozzi 7 3 17, Zuerner 4 0 9, Vaughn 3 0 6, Iles 3 0 7, Lanham 2 1 5, Moran 1 0 2, Helton 1 0 2. Totals: 21 4 48.

        LUDLOW (60) — Wheatley 0 4 4, Henry 0 2 2, Schlickman 3 5 11, Taylor 1 0 2, Kennedy 1 2 4, Beard 5 3 13, Martin 7 0 20, Hildebrant 2 0 4. Totals: 19 16 60.

        Calvary Christian ....... 3  14  16  15—48

        Ludlow ....... 14  12  10  24—60

        3-pointers: CC-Zuerner, Iles; L-Martin 6. Records: Ludlow 8-4, CC 4-8.

        • Bellevue 72, Heritage Academy 53 — Brandon Cain scored seven points in the first quarter when the Tigers took a commanding lead.

        Jackson Capel paced Heritage with 21 points with Charlie McIntyre scoring 16 and Mike Gullett adding 15 for Bellevue.

        HERITAGE (53) — Iverson 1 0 2, Offutt 5 1 11, Capel 8 2 21, Highfield 9 1 19. Totals: 23 4 53.

        BELLEVUE (72) — Delaney 6 2 15, Clemons 3 0 7, Cain 5 0 11, Gullett 7 0 15, McIntyre 8 0 16, Gramer 4 0 8. Totals: 33 2 72.

        Heritage ....... 12   9  14  18—53

        Bellevue ....... 23  15  17  17—72

        3-pointers: H—Capel 3. B—Delaney, Clemons, Cain, Gullett. Records: H 1-9, B 3-9.

        • Bishop Brossart 47, Lloyd 46 — Paul Rhoden hit a 15-foot jumper with 1:30 left to lift the Mustangs.

        Lloyd had a chance to win the game, but 6-7 freshman Dereck Rhoden blocked a shot for the Mustangs as time ran out.

        Chris Ryan led Brossart with 14 points. Mike Hopkins led the Juggernauts with a game-high 15 points.

        LLOYD (46) — Quinn 4 5 13, Corbin 1 4 6, Fox 2 0 5, Holbrook 2 1 5, Myron Hopkins 1 0 2, Mike Hopkins 7 1 15. Totals: 17 11 46.

        BROSSART (47) — Ziegler 1 0 3, Eten 1 0 2, Ryan 6 0 14, Luschek 2 3 7, D. Rhoden 1 3 5, P. Rhoden 5 2 12, Seiter 1 2 4. Totals: 17 10 47.

        Lloyd ....... 11  14  14   7—46

        Brossart ....... 10  13  11  13—47

        3-pointers: L-Fox; BB-Ziegler, Ryan 2. Records: L 7-6, BB 9-6.

        • Holy Cross 60, Ryle 49 — The Indians made 14 of 19 free throws in the fourth quarter, five by Josh Beiting, to break a six-game losing streak.

        Justin Doellman scored 17 points to lead Ryle while Beiting led all scorers with 23 points.

        RYLE (49) — Doellman 8 0 17, Margrave 2 0 4, Crigler 3 0 9, Feagan 2 2 7, Noel 3 6 12. Totals: 18 8 49.

        HOLY CROSS (60) — Carr 1 4 7, Arlinghaus 4 1 12, Frommeyer 1 0 2, Steenken 2 1 7, Beiting 9 5 23, Hinzman 1 2 4, Bornhorn 1 3 5. Totals: 19 16 60.

        Ryle ....... 20   2  14  13—49

        Holy Cross ....... 8  15  17  20—60

        3-pointers: R—Doellman, Crigler 3, Feagan. H—Carr, Arlinghaus 3, Steenken. Records: R 4-9, HC 3-7.

        • Simon Kenton 71, St. Henry 51 — Jordan Stowers scored eight of his 17 points in the fourth quarter, triggering a 21-8 run that enabled the Pioneers to break open a close game.

        Kevin Cristello led all scorers with 23 for the Pioneers with Nick Love pacing St. Henry with 19.

        SIMON KENTON (71) — Stowers 6 4 17, Cristello 10 3 23, Brock 6 1 13, Hopkins 1 2 4, Reed 1 0 2, Harris 0 1 1, Baker 2 4 10. Totals: 26 15 71.

        ST. HENRY (51) — Voelker 1 3 6, Fabiani 2 0 4, Vieth 3 2 8, Cook 4 0 9, Love 6 3 19, McCloure 2 0 5. Totals: 18 8 51.

        Simon Kenton ....... 19  12  19  21—71

        St. Henry ....... 15  10  18   8—51

        3-pointers: SK—Stowers 2, Baker 2. SH—Velker, Cook, Love 4, McCloure. Records: SH 6-6, SK 11-2.

        • Owen County 47, Walton-Verona 42 — Senior guard Johnathan Baldwin scored four of his 11 points as Owen County rallied. Robbie Huellemeier led Walton with 16 points.

        OWEN COUNTY (47) — Baldwin 4 2 11, Chandler 3 1 9, Caulley 1 1 3, Epperson 2 1 7, Pillischafske 2 3 8, Reike 4 0 9. Totals: 16 8 47.

        WALTON-VERONA (42) — Huellemeier 7 1 16, Day 3 1 7, Daniels 1 0 2, Dunhoft 0 2 2, Stephenson 7 1 15. Totals: 18 5 42.

        Owen County ....... 19   1  16  11—47

        Walton-Verona ....... 15  19  13   5—42

        3-pointers: O-Balwin, Chandler 2, Epperson 2, Pillischafske 1, Reike 1; W-Huellemeier. Records: O 6-7, W 7-7.

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