Junior guard DeForrest Riley scored a career-high 31 points, leading undefeated and No.2-ranked Winton Woods to a 71-56 victory over Amelia in FAVC Buckeye Division action Friday at Winton Woods.

        With Winton trailing by four points early in the second quarter, Riley scored 13 points to push the Warriors into a 34-27 halftime lead.

        P.J. Mills added 14 points for Winton Woods.

        Ryan Gladwell led Amelia with 18 points.

        AMELIA (56) — Toener 1 0 2, Smith 4 1 10, J. Smith 5 2 14, Scott 3 2 10, Denman 0 2 2, Gladwell 6 6 18. Totals: 19 13 56.

        WINTON WOODS (71) — Anderson 1 0 2, Fields 1 0 2, Riley 10 5 31, Smith 1 3 5, Hite 3 4 11, Lattimore 3 0 6, Mills 6 2 14. Totals: 25 14 71.

        Amelia ....... 16  11   7  22—56

        Winton Woods ....... 14  20  19  18—71

        3-pointers: A—M. Smith, J. Smith 2, Scott 2. W—Riley 6, Hite. Records: W 14-0 (FAVC 9-0).

        • Mason 73, Anderson 55 — The Comets scored 17 straight points to end the third quarter, breaking open a close game.

        Freshman forward Matty Owens came off the bench to score 22 points, including 16 in the second half.

        Jordan Faulkner and Sean Combs each scored 16 for Mason.

        ANDERSON (55) — Patzwald 3 0 9, Collar 3 0 8, Riddell 5 0 10, Thompson 3 0 8, Hirsh 0 1 1, Norwell 7 2 16, Kosky 1 1 3. Totals: 22 4 55.

        MASON (73) — Faulkner 6 4 16, Combs 6 2 16, Harman 3 3 9, Culp 1 2 4, Decker 1 3 6, Owens 9 4 22. Totals: 26 18 73.

        Anderson ....... 18  10  13  14—55

        Mason ....... 9  20  20  23—73

        3-pointers: A—Patzwald 3, Collar 2, Thompson 2. M—Combs 2, Decker. Records: A 7-6 (FAVC 6-3), M 8-6 (6-3).

        • Harrison 66, Northwest 47 — Paul Volkerding (16 points), Mick Kist (12), Kevin McDonald (11) and Alan Brech (10) all scored in double figures to lead the Wildcats.

        Volkerding also had a game-high nine rebounds.

        Northwest's Ryan Kelly had 20 points.

        NORTHWEST (47) — Parks 2 0 4, Wallace 4 0 8, Dulli 3 0 9, Moss 3 0 6, Kelly 9 0 20. Totals: 21 0 47.

        HARRISON (66) — Bolkerding 2 11 16, Kist 5 0 12, Brech 2 5 10, Myers 3 1 8, Ludwick 3 1 7, Luckey 1 0 2, McDonald 4 3 11. Totals: 20 21 66.

        Northwest ....... 13  11  16   7—47

        Harrison ....... 19  20   8  19—66

        3-pointers: N- Dulli 3, Kelly 2; H— Bolkerding 1, Kist 2, Myers 1. Records:N 1-12 (1-8 FAVC Buckeye); H 7-6 (5-4 FAVC Buckeye).

        • Loveland 57, Ross 52 — The Tigers made nine of 17 shots from 3-point range.

        Senior forward Kyle Partin led Loveland with 14 points.

        LOVELAND (57) — Manville 0 2 2, McCoy 3 0 9, Kowatsch 0 1 1, Partin 3 5 14, Beck 2 3 7, Schappell 3 1 8, Lewis 2 1 7, VanBuskirk 1 2 4, Cripe 2 1 5. Totals: 16 16 57.

        ROSS (52) — Estes 2 3 7, McBreen 2 0 5, Hutson 2 0 4, Overton 5 0 10, Wagner 1 3 5, Hubbard 0 2 2, Sizemore 3 3 9, Rice 3 4 10. Totals: 18 15 52.

        Loveland ....... 17  23  11  6—57

        Ross ....... 13  11  19  9—52

        3-pointers: L-McCoy 3, Partin 3, Schappell, Lewis 2; R-McBreen. Records: L 13-1; R 7-6.

        • Goshen 64, Kings 46 — Roger Drake led Goshen with 16 points, and Nate Blevins added 14.

        John Walters led all scorers with 18 points for Kings.

        GOSHEN (64) — Drake 3 10 16, Bell 3 0 6, Blevins 5 4 14, Smith 3 3 9, Helton 3 0 7, Gulley 4 0 8, Sheppard 1 0 2, Hannah 1 0 2. Totals: 23 17 64.

        KINGS (46) — Cahill 1 0 2, Cossman 2 0 5, Gayhart 3 0 6, Davis 2 3 7, Stephenson 4 0 8, Walters 7 4 18. Totals: 19 7 46.

        Goshen ....... 14  16  16  18—64

        Kings ....... 11   6  15  14—46

        3-pointers: K—Cossman. G—Helton. Records: K 1-13 (FAVCC 1-9), G 7-6.

        • Glen Este 65, Turpin 53 — Tom Diebel scored a game-high 15 points while pulling down 12 rebounds.

        Brian Brunetti scored 11 points for the Spartans.

        TURPIN (53) — Quinn 1 0 2, Brunetti 4 1 11, Walters 4 0 9, Matteuci 2 0 4, Davies 1 1 3, Steibert 5 0 10, Maull 1 0 2, Zimmerman 1 0 2, Rheudr 5 0 10. Totals: 24 2 53.

        GLEN ESTE (65) — Rieck 3 3 11, Blair 3 3 12, Mattei 0 4 4, Clust 2 2 6, Bryant 3 1 7, Clyburn 1 0 2, Tieke 3 2 8, Diebel 3 9 15. Totals: 18 24 65.

        Turpin ....... 11  13   9  20—53

        Glen Este ....... 15  13  18  19—65

        3-pointers: T— Brunetti 2, Walters; GE— Rieck 2, Blair. Records: T 0-14 (0-9 FAVC Buckeye); GE 9-5 (5-4 FAVC Buckeye).

        • Little Miami 55, Norwood 50 (OT) — Edmund McVey scored all 14 of his points in the fourth quarter and overtime to lead the Panthers.

        Dustin Cash paced Norwood with 17 points.

        NORWOOD (50) — Cash 6 4 17, Moore 2 4 9, Brinkman 1 0 3, Prues 2 1 5, Morganroth 5 0 12, McQueen 1 2 4. Totals: 17 11 50.

        LITTLE MIAMI (55) — Albertson 4 0 10, Oakley 3 3 10, McVey 5 3 14, Morgan 2 2 7, Stern 1 0 2, Kaser 2 0 4, Pritchard 3 2 8. Totals: 20 10 55.

        Norwood ....... 14  11  10   8   7—50

        Little Miami ....... 9   6  15  13  12—55

        3-pointers: N—Cash, Moore, Brinkman, Morganroth 2. L—Alberson 2, Oakley, McVey, Morgan. Records: L 4-9 (FAVC 3-6), N 2-11 (2-7).

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