Wednesday, February 07, 2001
Cincinnati boys basketball games
Winton Woods hits century mark
No. 1 Winton Woods set school records for 3-pointers and total points in a 100-42 rout of Northwest.
The 17-0 Warriors nailed 11 3-pointers with sophomore guard Mack Hunter sinking four while scoring a career-high 24 points, all in the second half.
Sophomore forward C.J. Anderson had a career-high 21 points.
“Our kids felt they weren't getting the respect they deserved in the rankings,” coach David Lumpkin said. “They took it personal and they're out to prove they're a good team."
The Warriors had a reason to be miffed by this week's Ohio rankings. They stayed at No. 3, behind 17-0 Columbus Brookhaven and 14-1 Cleveland St. Ignatius, even after Ignatius' loss to Elder last week. Winton Woods got only two first-place votes to Brookhaven's 26 and Ignatius' 5.
Ryan Kelley paced the Knights with 17 points.
NORTHWEST (42)—Parks 2 0 4, Wallace 1 4 6, Walker 3 0 7, Moss 4 0 8, Kelley 5 6 17. Totals:15 10 42.
WINTON WOODS (100)—Anderson 7 6 21, McCurdy 1 0 2, Fields 1 0 2, Hunter 9 2 24, Riley 7 2 19, Smith 2 1 5, Hite 5 0 13, Mills 7 0 14. Totals:39 11 100.
Northwest ....... 9 11 8 14—42
Winton Woods ....... 21 21 32 26—100
3-pointers:N—Walker, Kelley. WW—Hunter 4, Anderson, Riley 3, Hite 3. Records:WW 17-0 (11-0 FAVC buckyee).
FAVC Buckeye Division
• Mason 62, Glen Este 45 — Chad Faulkner scored eight points in the third quarter for the Comets, who went 12-of-16 from the line.
Chris Hill scored a game high 17 points for Mason. Jason Bryant had 13 points and six rebounds for the Trojans.
MASON (62) — Combs 3 2 9, Peters 0 1 1, Owens 4 3 11, Decker 2 0 4, Hill 6 2 17, Faulkner 6 2 14, Harman 2 2 6. Totals: 23 12 62.
GLEN ESTE (45) — Collett 0 2 2, Rieck 3 0 8, Mattei 1 2 4, Hurley 1 0 2, Clust 1 0 2, Bryant 6 1 13, Clyburn 0 2 2, Diebel 2 5 9, Iannelli 1 0 3. Totals: 14 13 45.
Mason ....... 11 16 16 19—62
Glen Este ....... 12 6 11 16—45
3-pointers: GE—Rieck 2, Iannelli. M—Combs, Hill 3. Records: GE 9-8 (FAVCB 5-7).
• Anderson 58, Harrison 49 — Chris Norwell scored eight of his game-high 22 points in the fourth quarter, hitting six of eight free throws.
Mike Myers led Harrison with nine points.
ANDERSON (58) — Patzwald 4 1 12, Collar 0 4 4, Riddell 5 2 15, Thompson 1 0 3, Norwell 8 6 22, Kosky 1 0 2. Totals: 19 13 58.
HARRISON (49) — Volkerding 3 0 8, Kist 2 1 6, Brech 2 0 4, Myers 3 2 9, Ludwick 3 2 8, Ruther 3 0 8, Luckey 1 0 2, McDonald 2 0 4. Totals: 19 5 49.
Anderson ....... 16 14 9 19—58
Harrison ....... 17 11 9 12—49
3-pointers: A-Patzwald 3, Riddell 3, Thompson 1; H-Volkerding 2, Kist 1, Myers 1, Ruther 2. Records: A 10-6 (9-3 FAVC Buckeye), H 8-8 (5-6).
• Amelia 59, Turpin 41 — Junior Joe Smith paced Amelia with 18 points and Matt Smith added 10 points and 13 rebounds.
Drew Walters led Turpin with 22 points.
TURPIN (41) — Brunetti 1 1 3, Walters 8 1 22, Matteucci 1 1 3, Seibert 4 0 8, Maull 1 2 4, Zimmerman 0 1 1. Totals: 15 6 41.
AMELIA (59) — Toerner 0 1 1, M. Smith 5 0 10, Eyerman 1 0 3, J. Smith 8 2 18, Scott 1 0 3, Denman 1 0 2, Gladwell 6 0 12, Meyer 4 0 8, Firestone 1 0 2. Totals: 25 3 59.
Turpin ....... 8 10 16 7—41
Amelia ....... 13 18 12 16—59
3-pointers: T—Walters 5. A—Eyerman, J. Smith 4, Scott. Records: T 0-17 (FAVC 0-12), A 10-8 (7-5).
FAVC Cardinal Division
• Wilmington 73, Kings 65 — Senior guard Justin Wilson scored nine of his 30 points in the third quarter when the Hurricanes took a 56-49 lead.
Sophomore center John Walters led Kings with 18 points.
WILMINGTON (73) — Nance 5 0 10, Hinman 5 3 16, Grove 1 0 2, Armstrong 3 4 10, Wilson 12 6 30, Thirey 2 1 5. Totals: 28 14 73.
KINGS (65) — Lauderback 1 0 3, Cossman 6 0 14, Gayhert 2 1 5, Davis 2 4 8, Stephenson 2 0 4, Garvin 5 1 11, Walters 7 4 18, Wank 1 0 2. Totals: 26 10 65.
Wilmington ....... 15 19 22 17—73
Kings ....... 18 16 15 16—65
3-pointers: W-Hinman 3; K-Lauderback, Cossman 2. Records: W 11-5 (7-4 FAVC); K 1-16 (1-11 FAVC).
• Goshen 39, Norwood 21 — The Warriors held Norwood scoreless in the third quarter.
Roger Drake scored a game-high 22 points to lead Goshen.
NORWOOD (21) — Marksbery 2 0 5, Brinkman 0 1 1, Murphy 0 2 2, Prues 2 0 4, Morgenroth 1 0 2, McQueen 2 3 7. Totals: 7 6 21.
GOSHEN (39) — Drake 8 2 22, Bell 1 0 2, Hadley 1 0 2, Smith 2 0 4, Helton 1 0 3, Gulley 1 0 2, Sheppard 1 0 2, Hannah 1 0 2. Totals: 16 2 39.
NORWOOD ....... 8 7 0 6—21
GOSHEN ....... 10 4 12 13—39
3-pointers: N-Marksbery; G-Helton. Records: G 8-9, 5-7 FAVC; N 2-15, 2-9.
• Loveland 51, Little Miami 39 — After falling behind 18-13 in the first quarter, the Tigers outscored Little Miami 31-9 in the second and third with the help of 11 points from Kevin Schappell.
John Oakley led Little Miami with 11 points.
LOVELAND (51) — Manville 3 0 6, McCoy 2 0 6, Kowatsch 1 2 5, Partin 3 0 8, Beck 3 0 6, Schappell 6 0 13, Lewis 0 2 2, Van Buskirts 1 1 3, Cripe 1 0 2. Totals: 20 5 51.
LITTLE MIAMI (39) — Johnson 1 0 2, Albertson 0 1 1, Oakley 4 1 11, McConnaughey 0 0 0, McVey 1 2 4, Ramsey 1 0 2, Morgan 1 1 3, Stern 1 0 2, Kaser 3 2 8, Pritchard 3 0 6. Totals: 15 7 39.
Loveland ....... 13 18 13 7—51
Little Miami ....... 18 6 3 12—39
3-pointers: L: McCoy (2), Partin (2), Kowatsch (1) Schappell (1) LM: Oakley (2). RecoLoveland 17-1 (12-0 FAVC Cardinal) Little Miami 5-12 (4-8 FAVC Cardinal)
• Ross 59, Lebanon 57 — The Rams sank 15 of 22 free throws in the fourth quarter, including six by Logan Estes and five by Brandon Wagner, to hold off a late Warriors rally.
Charlie Rice paced Ross with 18 points and Wagner finished with 17. Ty Merchant led Lebanon with 13 points.
ROSS (59) — Estes 0 7 7, McBreen 1 0 3, Hutson 2 3 7, Wagner 3 8 17, Sizemore 2 3 7, Rice 8 2 18. Totals: 16 23 59.
LEBANON (57) — Karnes 2 1 6, Ault 2 2 6, Pritchard 4 0 10, Amburgy 2 8 12, Ja. Langston 0 3 3, Jo. Langston 1 1 3, Jacobs 2 0 4, Merchant 5 1 13. Totals: 18 16 57.
Ross ....... 12 17 5 25—59
Lebanon ....... 8 6 14 29—57
3-pointers: R—McBreen, Wagner 3. L—Karnes, Pritchard 2, Merchant 2. Records: R 11-6 (FAVC 8-4), L 11-4 (8-3).
Greater Catholic League
• LaSalle 69, Chaminade-
Julienne 63 — The Lancers hit six of nine free throws in the fourth quarter to hold off an Eagles rally. With less than a minute to go, senior guard Doug Kruthaupt hit three free throws to seal the victory. Senior guard Jeff Hyle had a career-high five 3-pointers.
Charles Gray paced the Eagles with 20 points.
CHAMINADE-JULIENNE (63) — Atkins 5 4 14, Beach 4 0 10, Gray 7 4 20, Johnigan 4 0 8, Krueger 1 0 3, Poole 1 1 3, Saluke 1 0 3, Thomas 1 0 2. Totals:24 9 63.
LASALLE (69) — Bucheit 5 2 15, Hyle 6 2 19, Kruthaupt 7 5 22, Schacklieter 4 2 10, Orr 1 1 3. Totals:23 12 69.
Chaminade-Julienne ....... 18 12 12 21—63
LaSalle ....... 16 18 16 19—69
3-pointers: CJ—Beach 2, Gray 2, Krueger, Saluke. L—Bucheit 3, Hyle 5, Kruthaupt 3. Records:CJ 5-11 (1-10 GCL North). L 7-11 (4-6).
• Kettering Alter 59, Roger Bacon 55 — Despite converting only 11 of 24 foul shots in the fourth quarter, the Knights held on. Junior forward Dave Kohls paced Alter with 21 points. Josh Hausfeld scored 22 points for Roger Bacon.
ROGER BACON (55) — Hausfeld 8 2 22, Land 0 2 2, Huerkamp 0 4 4, Meridy 1 2 4, Wyrick 3 1 6, Phillips 4 5 13, St. Clair 0 2 2. Totals: 16 18 55.
ALTER (59) — Kohls 8 5 21, D. Penno 2 5 10, J. Penno 2 6 11, Waleskowski 2 1 6, Jones 3 2 8, Knellinger 0 3 3. Totals: 18 22 59.
Roger Bacon ....... 13 11 8 23—55
Alter ....... 12 13 13 21—59
3-pointers: RB: Hausfeld (4), Wyrick (1) A: D. Penno (1), J. Penno (1), Waleskowski (1). Records: Alter 16-1 (10-1 GCL-North) Roger Bacon 11-6 (6-5 GCL-North)
Mid Miami League
• Springboro 65, Dayton Carroll 50 — A 12-0 run to start the third quarter, fueled by three 3-pointers by Jason Francis and another by Drew Benseler, erased the Panthers' four-point halftime deficit. Francis finished with 19 points.
Damon Francis added 12 points, 10 assists and eight rebounds and Randy Johnson scored 17 points for Springboro.
Dayton Carroll was led by Chris Petty witth 18 points.
DAYTON CARROLL (50) — Davidson 6 2 14, Petty 7 2 18, Keating 4 0 9, Gaybringer 1 0 3, Bidenharm 1 0 2, Tokarz 2 0 4. Totals: 21 4 50.
SPRINGBORO (65) — Byers 1 0 2, J. Francis 5 5 19, Benseler 4 2 11, Johnson 8 1 17, D. Francis 2 8 12, Hendrick 2 0 4. Totals: 22 16 65.
D. Carroll ....... 13 15 9 13—50
Springboro ....... 13 11 21 20—65
3-pointers: DC—Petty 2, Keating, Gaybringer. S—J. Francis 4, Benseler. Records: S 15-2 (MML 11-0), DC 6-10 (6-4).
• Monroe 47, Dayton Stebbins 40 — Sophomore Chris Hunt went 6-of-7 from the free-throw line in the fourth quarter to help clinch it for Monroe.
Stebbins' Dwight Holmes, averaging 16 points a game this year, season, was held to eight by the Hornets.
The Hornets went scoreless in the third quarter.
STEBBINS (40) — Winkfield 1 0 2, McLemore 1 2 5, Martin 4 0 11, Holmes 4 0 8, Jackson 2 0 4, Ghand 3 1 7, Durrant 0 1 1, foucht 1 0 2. Totals: 16 4 40.
MONROE (47) — Wolf 5 2 12, McMonigle 7 2 17, Miller 1 0 2, Hunt 3 8 14, Sewell 1 0 2. Totals: 17 12 47.
Stebbins ....... 10 5 11 14—40
Monroe ....... 17 16 0 14—47
3-pointers: S-McLemore 1, Martin 3; M-McMonigle 1. Records: .
• Talawanda 57, Fenwick 50 — Talawanda avenged a Dec.8 loss to Fenwick. Robbie Wintler scored 14 second-half points and Matt Jacobs added eight to help the Braves maintain their 10-point halftime lead.
TALAWANDA (57) — Prous 1 0 2, Wintler 6 4 16, Pierce 2 0 4, Holmes 3 0 9, Bennett 3 4 11, Tharp 1 2 4, Jacobs 4 2 10. Totals: 20 12 57.
FENWICK (50) — Halcomb 1 0 2, Munafo 0 1 1, McCormick 2 0 6, Martin 1 2 4, Kreke 3 3 9, Kleingers 5 3 13, Burns 4 0 9, Schwab 2 2 6. Totals: 18 11 50.
Talawanda ....... 14 11 20 12—57
Fenwick ....... 8 7 16 19—50
3-pointers: T—Pierce, Holmes 3, Bennett. F—McCormick 2, Burns. Records: F 12-5 (MML 11-2).
Southern Hills League
• Manchester 68, Eastern Brown 67 — Senior Joey Darnell led the Greyhounds' comeback with 27 points, including a desperation 65-foot shot at the buzzer to win the game. Eastern Brown's Kyle Stout scored 26 points, passing 1,000 career points.
MANCHESTER (68) — Craycraft 3 3 11, Palmer 4 0 8, Rigdon 5 1 11, Lovejoy 1 0 3, Tomlin 3 2 8, Darnell 10 4 27. Totals: 26 10 68.
EASTERN BROWN (67) — Stout 11 1 26, Dotson 3 2 8, Beucler 4 6 17, Downing 1 0 3, Mignerey 0 2 2, Kremier 2 0 4, Parker 0 1 1, Carlise 1 0 2, Huff 2 0 4. Totals: 24 12 67.
Manchester ....... 8 19 22 19—68
Eastern Brown ....... 25 10 15 17—67
3-pointers: M-Craycraft 2, Lovejoy, Darnell 3; E-Stout 3, Beucler 3, Downing. Records: M 10-7; E 12-5.
Southern Buckeye Conference
• Batavia 63, Felicity 49 — Matt Faris scored a career-high 25 points, 13 in the second quarter, rallying the Bulldogs.
BATAVIA (63) — Wilson 5 0 10, Hennessey 3 2 8, Faris 9 6 25, Klump 1 0 2, Amrine 1 0 2, Ellis 2 0 4, Mallon 3 1 7, Slagle 1 0 3, Bailey 1 0 2. Totals: 26 9 63.
FELICITY (49) — Taggart 1 2 4, Little 2 0 4, Day 2 1 5, Hatfield 5 2 12, Moran 1 2 5, Easter 3 2 8, Collins 5 1 11. Totals: 19 19 49.
Batavia ....... 16 17 12 18—63
Felicity ....... 12 11 12 14—49
3-pointers: B: Faris (1) Slagle F: Moren (1). Records: Batavia 8-8 (7-3 SBC) Felicity 6-11 (3-7 SBC)
• Hillsboro 55, Western Brown 52 — Matt Marischen scored 10 of his team-high 18 points in the fourth quarter for Hillsboro.
The Indians were able to overcome a 30-point effort by Western Brown senior guard Danny Williams.
HILLSBORO (55) — Bloom 1 0 2, Zink 2 4 9, Haithcock 5 0 10, Seeling 5 0 10, Marischen 7 4 18, Burns 3 0 6. Totals: 23 8 55.
WESTERN BROWN (52) — Davis 0 2 2, Midlam 1 0 2, Hutson 1 0 2, Patton 4 0 8, Williams 9 9 30, Butler 1 0 2, Conrad 3 0 6. Totals: 19 11 52.
Hillsboro ....... 18 8 12 17—55
Western Brown ....... 11 10 12 19—52
3-pointers: H — Zink. W — Williams 3. Records: H 10-8 (7-3 SBC), W 7-11 (4-6 SBC).
• Bethel-Tate 59, Georgetown 48 — Senior forward Adam Wylie led the Tigers with 18 points. Craig Waits paced the G-Men with 20 points.
GEORGETOWN (48) — Seesholtz 1 0 2, Dennis 0 1 1, Griffith 1 0 2, Waits 8 2 20, Bell 1 2 4, Rhoades 1 2 4, Holbrook 2 0 4, Johnson 5 1 11. Totals: 19 8 48.
BETHEL-TATE (59) — Wylie 7 3 18, Hesketh 2 0 5, M. Cunningham 1 0 3, B. Cunningham 3 2 8, Houser 4 1 10, Gregory 5 0 15. Totals: 22 6 59.
Georgetown ....... 13 10 12 13—48
Bethel Tate ....... 15 13 15 16—59
3-pointers: G-Waits 2; B-Wylie, Hesketh, M. Cunningham, Houser, Gregory 5. Records: G 8-9 (5-6 SBC); B 6-11 (6-4 SBC).
• New Richmond 69, Williamsburg 56 —John McMonigle led all scorers with 14 points for New Richmond. Chad Wood scored 12 for Williamsburg.
WILLIAMSBURG (56) — Acevedo 1 4 6, Bainum 0 2 2, Shreve 1 7 10, Vance 1 3 5, Wood 5 2 12, Carter 2 0 4, Clayton 3 2 8, McKibbon 2 3 7, Humphreys 1 0 2. Totals: 16 23 56.
NEW RICHMOND (69) — Blakley 1 6 8, Howell 3 0 7, McMonigle 6 2 14, Jones 1 0 2, Godsey 2 5 9, Wiseman 2 0 5, Fender 2 3 7, Armbruster 5 1 11, Ware 2 0 4, Berry 1 0 2. Totals: 25 17 69.
Williamsburg ....... 2 19 16 19—56
New Richmond ....... 6 13 21 29—69
3-pointers: W—Shreve. N—Howell, Wiseman. Records: N 3-14 (SBC 1-8), W 8-9 (3-6).
Miami Valley Conference
• CCD 63, Lockland 27 — Noah Allen and T.G. Seward each scored all 10 of his points in the first half to lead the Indians. Seward also had 10 rebounds.
Donte Farley scored 11 points for Lockland.
LOCKLAND (27) — Pittman 2 0 4, Collins 1 0 2, Biesbrook 2 1 5, Farley 4 1 11, Walker 1 1 3, B. Pittman 1 0 2. Totals: 11 3 27.
CCD (63) — Carraway 3 0 6, Gardiner 2 1 5, Ellison 4 0 8, Wright 3 0 8, McMahon 1 0 2, Allen 5 0 10, Mitchell 2 1 5, Daly 1 0 3, Seward 5 0 10, Bortz 3 0 6. Totals: 29 2 63
Lockland ....... 12 3 2 10—27
CCD ....... 19 15 16 13—63
3-pointers: L—Farley 2. C—Wright 2, Daly. Records: C 16-1 (MVC 12-1).
• St. Bernard 61, Landmark Christian 50 — Nick McNay had a game-high 24 points and was 4-of-4 from the line in the fourth quarter for St. Bernard.
Tyrone Walker added 12 points for the Titans.
Don Chamberlin, Ian Golightly and Dan Celenza each had 11 points for Landmark.
ST. BERNARD (61) — Spears 3 2 8, Haller 1 0 2, Walker 4 4 12, Hollmann 3 3 9, Turner 2 2 6, McNay 9 5 24. Totals: 22 16 61.
LANDMARK CHRISTIAN (50) — Ellis 1 0 2, Chamberlin 5 1 11, Golightly 3 5 11, Sasser 1 0 2, Celenza 4 2 11, Shannon 5 0 10, Moon 1 0 3. Totals: 20 8 50.
St. Bernard ....... 13 13 15 20—61
Landmark C. ....... 10 15 6 19—50
3-pointers: L—Celenza, Moon. SB—McNay. Records: L 3-13 (MVC 2-11), SB 6-12 (5-9).
• CHCA 82, New Miami 32 — Jay Morelock scored 10 points in the first quarter and Luke Trenz added seven, triggering a 26-4 run to put away the game early.
Myron Shelley led New Miami with 17 points.
NEW MIAMI (32) — Roberts 1 0 2, Mullins 1 1 3, Hampton 2 0 5, Shelley 7 3 17, Baker 1 0 2, Bowman 0 2 2, Tusing 0 1 1. Totals: 12 8 32.
CHCA (82) — J. Morelock 7 5 21, T. Morelock 0 3 3, Turner 0 1 1, Hitchcock 4 0 8, Hunter 3 0 7, Owens 2 0 4, West 0 1 1, Shaw 2 1 5, Lovellette 1 2 4, Hager 1 0 2, Trenz 4 5 13, Taylor 5 3 13. Totals: 29 21 82.
New Miami ....... 10 8 9 5—32
CHCA ....... 26 18 23 15—82
3-pointers: C-J. Morelock 2, Hunter 1. Records: N 8-9 (6-7 MVC), C 15-1 (12-0).
• North College Hill 56, Seven Hills 49 — D'Andre Fitzhugh led NCH with 15 points. Andy Lenobel had 18 points for Seven Hills.
SEVEN HILLS (49) — Burke 2 0 4, Rohde 1 0 2, Lenobel 7 4 18, Sittenfeld 1 0 2, Turba 1 0 2, Derkson 4 4 12, Lin 1 0 2, Reed 2 3 7. Totals: 19 11 49.
NORTH COLLEGE HILL (56) — Kemphaus 2 0 5, Benedict 3 4 12, Turner 1 3 5, Allen 1 0 2, Moore 1 0 2, Smith 1 0 2, Victorian 2 3 7, Fitzhugh 6 2 15, Ivery 1 4 6. Totals: 18 16 56.
Seven Hills ....... 9 11 7 22—49
North College Hill ....... 19 8 14 15—56
3-pointers: N-Kemphaus 1, Benedict 2, Fitzhugh 1. Records: N 10-6 (10-3 MVC).
Non-league
• Western Hills 85, Lima Senior 83 — The Mustangs made a single-game school-record 11 3-pointers while Lima Senior had 12.
Darryl Petterson and Jameel Mills each had four field goals from beyond the 3-point line to pace Western Hills, the No.2 team in The Enquirer's Division I coaches poll. Danny Horace scored 21 points and grabbed 19 rebounds for West Hi, and Peterson added 26 points and 11 rebounds.
Lima had a chance to win the game at the buzzer, but a half-court shot missed.
LIMA SR. (83) — Tauares 8 5 26, Ishmeal 1 3 6, Jason 3 0 6, Rodney 1 0 2, Bryan 3 2 8, Robert 1 0 2, Sammy 11 0 30, Tony 2 0 4. Totals: 30 10 83.
WESTERN HILLS (85) — Andrews 3 2 10, Mills 4 0 12, Banks 2 0 5, Peterson 10 2 26, Horace 8 5 21, Hadnot 3 0 6, Smith 2 1 5. Totals: 32 10 85.
Lima Sr. ....... 20 24 20 19—83
Western Hills ....... 23 15 22 25—85
3-pointers: L-Tauares 5, Sammy 8; WH-Andrews 2, Mills 4, Banks, Peterson 4. Records: WH 14-3, LS 12-4.
• Princeton 67, Aiken 61 — Jon Mullin scored six of his 13 points in the fourth quarter to hold off a late Aiken comeback attempt.
Chris McGrath and Jarrell Williams each added 10 points for the Vikings.
Chris Taylor led Aiken with 18 points.
AIKEN (61) — Robinson 4 2 11, Smith 5 2 13, Madden 1 0 2, Phoenix 3 0 6, Jackson 3 1 7, Higgins 2 0 4, Taylor 7 2 18. Totals: 25 6 61.
PRINCETON (67) — M. Jones 4 0 9, Williams 4 1 10, Barrnett 1 0 3, McGrath 3 3 10, Hill 3 1 7, J. Mullin 5 3 13, D. Brown 3 0 7, D. Jones 2 2 6, C. Brown 1 0 2. Totals: 26 10 67.
Aiken ....... 15 14 12 20—61
Princeton ....... 17 20 11 19—67
3-pointers: A—Robinson, Smith, Taylor. P—M. Jones, Williams, Barnett, McGrath, D. Brown. Records: P 7-9, A 4-12.
• Cozaddale Baptist 70, Bethel Baptist 61 — Jamey Twilley scored a career-high 35 points and grabbed 12 rebounds for the Chargers.
Freshman guard Joey Ebright paced Bethel Baptist with 19 points.
BETHEL BAPTIST (61) — Sowards 6 0 12, Helton 7 1 15, Cade 3 1 7, Ebright 8 2 19, Montgomery 3 2 8. Totals: 27 6 61.
COZADDALE BAPTIST (70) — Twilley 16 0 35, Dick 8 8 24, Lacy 2 0 4, Morgenson 1 0 2, Sallee 1 1 3, Rankin 0 2 2. Totals: 28 11 70.
Bethal Baptist ....... 20 14 11 16—61
Cozaddale Baptist ....... 12 12 22 24—70
3-pointers: B-Ebright; C-Twilley 3. Records: B 6-5; C 3-11.
• Miami Valley 59, Cin. Christian 56 — Jason Nephew sank two free throws with 40 seconds remaining to give Miami Valley the lead for good.
Nephew led all scorers with 25 points. Rundle Brockman scored 14 points to lead Cincinnati Christian.
MIAMI VALLEY (59) — Richardson 4 2 10, Andrews 4 1 9, Williams 1 0 2, George 6 1 13, Nephew 8 7 25. Totals: 23 11 59.
CIN. CHRISTIAN (56) — Eernisse 2 2 7, McQuiddy 2 1 5, Gillens 3 2 11, Brockman 6 2 14, Irving 3 0 7, Garrettson 1 1 3, Coats 0 1 1, Lowe 4 0 8. Totals: 21 9 56.
Miami Valley ....... 12 9 24 14—59
Cin. Christian ....... 17 10 17 12—56
3-pointers: MV—Nephew 2. CC—Gillens 3, Eernisse, Irving. Records: CC 7-9, MV 9-7.
• Middletown Christian 57, Xenia Christian 45 — Tay Cochran had 25 points and 12 rebounds for his fourth double-double of the season and Bryce Bailes added 20 points for Middletown Christian.
Cochran was 11-of-11 from the line in the fourth quarter to help hold off Xenia Christian.
XENIA CHRISTIAN - Samson 2 0 5, Brothers 5 1 11, Alogla 2 0 4, Harr 1 1 4, Pitstik 1 1 3, Kettering 6 2 14, Allen 2 0 4. Totals: 19 5 45.
MIDDLETOWN CHRISTIAN — Bailes 8 2 20, Richards 1 0 2, Bell 0 3 3, Cochran 6 12 25, Dickerson 0 2 2, Anaker 2 1 5. Totals: 17 20 57.
Xenia Christian ....... 14 6 19 6—45
Middletown Christian ....... 7 14 8 28—57
XC 2 (Samson, Harr); MC 5 (Bailes 2, Cochran)
• Newport 82, Hillcrest 72 — Newport went on a 21-10 run at the end of the game with the help of 10 points from Donald Smithson, who finished with a career-high 24 points. He also had eight rebounds.
Thomas Petty added 18 points and eight assists for Newport.
John Brown led Hillcrest with a game-high 26 points.
HILLCREST (72) — Dodds 4 0 9, Isham 1 0 2, Davis 7 0 14, Collins 7 1 15, Brown 10 3 26, Foster 3 0 6. Totals: 32 4 72.
NEWPORT (82) — Petty 8 2 18, Chandler 2 4 8, Whatley 5 0 10, Smithson 10 2 24, Basey 5 0 10, Ruebusch 4 3 12. Totals: 34 11 82.
Hillcrest ....... 22 18 18 12—72
Newport ....... 18 20 15 29—82
3-pointers: N—Smithson 2, Ruebusch. H—Dodds, Brown 3. Records: N 5-9, H 11-4.
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