Kevin Schappell scored 19 points and Jeff Lewis had 17 as Loveland clinched its second straight Fort Ancient Valley Conference-Cardinal Division championship with a 79-52 victory over visiting Kings Friday night.

        Eric Van Buskirk added 11 rebounds for Loveland. John Walters paced Kings with 10 points.

        KINGS (52) — Stewart 1 0 3, Lauderback 0 2 2, Cossman 1 2 4, Gayhart 2 0 4, S. Davis 4 1 9, Stephenson 1 0 2, C. Davis 2 0 5, Garvin 3 3 9, Walters 4 2 10, Wank 1 2 4. Totals: 19 12 52.

        LOVELAND (79) — Methven 1 0 2, Manville 2 0 5, McCoy 3 0 7, Kowatsch 2 0 5, Partin 2 0 6, Beck 1 0 2, Schappell 6 6 19, Lewis 7 0 17, Van Buskirk 3 0 6, Wilkinson 1 0 2, Cripe 3 0 6, Yaeger 1 0 2. Totals: 32 6 79.

        Kings ....... 10  15  13  14—52

        Loveland ....... 16  22  21  20—79

        3-pointers: K—Stewart, C. Davis. L—Manville, McCoy, Kowatsch, Partin 2, Schappell, Lewis 3. Records: L 18-1 (FAVC 13-0), K 1-17 (1-11).

        • Wilmington 64, Goshen 44 — Justin Wilson scored 11 of his 24 points in the second quarter as the Hurricanes put the game out of reach. The Warriors never came within 10 points for the remainder of the game.

        Roger Drake paced the Warriors with 15 points.

        WILMINGTON (64) — Harris 1 0 3, Nance 2 0 6, Himman 4 0 11, Grove 6 0 12, Armstrong 3 0 6, Wilson 10 4 24, Halley 1 0 2. Totals: 28 4 64.

        GOSHEN (44) — Hannah 0 2 2, Gulley 1 0 2, Helton 2 1 6, Cornwell 1 1 4, Smith 4 0 9, Blevins 1 2 4, Bell 1 0 2, Drake 6 1 15. Totals: 16 7 44.

        Wilmington ....... 17  19  14  14—64

        Goshen ....... 12  10   5  17—44

        3-pointers: W—Himman 3, Harris, G—Drake 2, Smith, Cornwell, Helton. Records: W 10-6 (8-4 FAVC Cardinal), G 8-10 (5-8).

        • Ross 45, Little Miami 39 — Brandon Wagner hit two field goals in the closing minutes to help Ross maintain its lead.

        Wagner led Ross with 14 points. John Oakley paced Little Miami with 14.

        LITTLE MIAMI (39) — Johnson 1 0 3, Albertson 2 0 4, Oakley 6 0 14, McVey 4 0 8, Kaser 3 0 6, Pritchard 1 2 4. Totals: 17 2 39.

        ROSS (45) — Estes 0 2 2, McBreen 3 1 9, Hutson 2 0 4, Overton 1 0 2, Wagner 5 2 14, Sizemore 1 2 4, Rice 4 2 10. Totals: 16 9 45.

        Little Miami ....... 11  11   9  8—39

        Ross ....... 14  11  11  9—45

        3-pointers: LM—Johnson, Oakley 2, McVey 3. R— McBreen 2, Wagner 2. Records: R 12-6 (9-4 FAVC), LM 5-13 (4-9).

        • Lebanon 76, Norwood 52 — Tommie Ault scored 21 points for Lebanon, which opened the game on a 10-2 run behind six points from Jordan Langston and four points from Jared Langston. Matt Marksbury scored 20 points for Norwood.

        NORWOOD (52) — Stewart 0 3 3, Jennings 0 1 1, Marksbury 7 3 20, Brinkman 1 0 3, Prues 3 4 10, Morgenroth 5 0 13, McQueen 0 2 2. Totals: 16 13 52.

        LEBANON (76) — Karnes 1 0 2, Ault 8 0 21, Pritchard 1 0 2, Amburgy 6 3 17, Jar. Langston 4 1 9, Jo. Langston 5 1 11, Jacobs 2 0 4, Merchant 5 0 10. Totals: 32 5 76.

        Norwood ....... 4  16  18  14—52

        Lebanon ....... 16  26  17  17—76

        3-pointers: N—Marksbury 3, Brinkman, Morgenroth 3. L—Ault 5, Amburgy 2. Records: L 11-5 (FAVC 9-3), N 2-17 (2-12).

Buckeye Division
               • Winton Woods 69, Turpin 47 — Winton Woods, the No.1 team in the Enquirer's Division I coaches poll, remained undefeated behind senior center P.J. Mills' 19 points and 10 rebounds.

        Junior guard Robert Hite led all scorers with 20 points for the Warriors. Drew Walters led the Spartans with 17 points.

        TURPIN (47) — Walters 7 0 17, Matteucci 2 0 4, Seibert 4 0 9, Maull 2 2 8, Zimmerman 3 0 7, Rheude 1 0 2. Totals: 19 2 47.

        WINTON WOODS (69) — D. Hunter 0 1 1, Anderson 3 2 8, McCurdy 2 0 4, Fields 2 0 4, Riley 4 2 11, Hite 8 3 20, Lattimore 0 2 2, Mills 9 1 19. Totals: 28 11 69.

        Turpin ....... 13  9  7  18—47

        Winton Woods ....... 22  16  21  10—69

        3-pointers: T — Walters 3, Maull 2, Zimmerman, Seibert. W — Riley, Hite. Records: T 0-18 (0-12 FAVC Buckeye), W 18-0 (12-0 FAVC Buckeye).

        • Anderson 60, Amelia 46 — Chris Norwell scored 14 of his game-high 25 points in the second half to help Anderson erase a five-point halftime deficit.

        Norwell also grabbed 10 rebounds for the Redskins. Kenny Riddell added 18 points. Amelia was led by Ryan Gladwell and Ronnie Scott with 15 points.

        AMELIA (46) — Meyer 1 0 2, Gladwell 6 3 15, Denman 1 0 2, Scott 6 0 15, J. Smith 5 0 10, M. Smith 0 2 2. Totals: 19 5 46.

        ANDERSON (60) — Kosky 1 1 3, Norwell 11 3 25, Hayden 0 2 2, Hirsh 0 2 2, Thompson 1 1 3, Turer 0 1 1, Riddell 7 0 18, Collar 3 0 6. Totals: 23 10 60.

        Amelia ....... 19  13   6   8—46

        Anderson ....... 16  11  15  18—60

        3-pointers: Am—R. Scott 3. And—Riddell 4. Records: And 12-6 (10-3 FAVC), Am 10-9 (7-6).

        • Glen Este 58, Northwest 40 — Mike Rieck hit three 3-pointers in the second quarter as the Trojans took control. Glen Este hit five 3-pointers in the second quarter and outscored Northwest 22-13.

        Reick and David Mattei each finished with 11 points for Glen Este. Robert Moss paced Northwest with 12.

        GLEN ESTE (58) — Rieck 4 0 11, Blair 1 4 7, Mattei 3 4 11, Bryant 1 1 3, Clyburn 3 0 6, Tieke 2 4 8, Diebel 5 0 10, Iannelli 1 0 2. Totals: 20 13 58.

        NORTHWEST (40) — Parks 1 0 2, Wallace 1 0 2, Walker 1 0 2, Dooley 3 0 9, Moss 6 0 12, Kelly 2 1 5, Maxwell 3 0 6, Nicely 1 0 2. Totals: 18 1 40.

        Glen Este ....... 8  22  13  15—58

        Northwest ....... 6  13  11  10—40

        3-pointers: GE—Reich 3, Blair, Mattei. NW—Dooley 3. Records: NW 2-17 (FAVC 2-13).

        • Mason 64, Harrison 58 — Junior guard Robert Harman scored nine of his team-high 18 points in the third quarter, all on 3-pointers, to lead Mason back from a three-point halftime deficit. Junior guard Paul Volkerding led Harrison with 24 points.

        HARRISON (58) — Volkerding 8 5 24, Kist 3 0 6, Breck 3 2 8, Meyers 3 2 9, Ludwig 1 1 3, McDonald 4 0 8. Totals: 22 10 58.

        MASON (64) — Combs 3 3 10, Peters 1 2 4, Owens 2 3 7, Decker 4 0 9, Faulkner 4 1 9, Culp 2 3 7, Harman 6 1 18. Totals: 22 13 64.

        Harrison ....... 16  13  12  17—58

        Mason ....... 22  4  18  20—64

        3-pointers: H — Volkerding 3, Meyers. M — Harman 5, Combs, Decker. Records: H 8-9 (5-7 FAVC Buckeye), M 10-8 (8-5 FAVC Buckeye).

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