Sunday, February 11, 2001
Cincinnati boys basketball games
Oak Hills wins first GMC title
Oak Hills wrapped up the Greater Miami Conference title in its first year in the league by beating Milford 58-42 Saturday.
It was the Highlanders' 13th win in a row.
Tim Oliverio scored 18 points for Oak Hills and Tom Price added 13 points.
Milford's Justin Bradley had 10 points and seven rebounds.
MILFORD (42) — Bradley 4 1 10, Huesman 3 0 6, Strief 1 0 2, Halter 4 0 9, Conner 1 0 2, Bode 2 3 7, Lehman 2 2 6. Totals: 17 6 42 .
OAK HILLS (58) — Richmond 1 0 2, Weathers 2 2 7, Price 4 3 13, Webb 1 0 3, Lee 2 0 6, Dibowski 0 1 1, Burman 0 1 1, Arinsmier 0 1 1, Oliverio 6 6 18, Wergers 1 0 2, Wiant 2 0 4. Totals: 19 14 58.
Milford ....... 6 12 14 10—42
Oak Hills ....... 16 14 16 12—58
3-pointers: M—Bradley, Halter, OH—Weathers, Price 2, Webb, Lee 2. Records: M 7-11 (4-10 GMC), OH 16-3 (14-1).
• Lakota East 49, Sycamore 47 — Sophomore guard Dustin Hill led Lakota East with 10 points. David Hull had 18 points for Sycamore.
SYCAMORE (47) — M. Hull 3 0 6, Schwerdtmann 3 0 8, Sewmon 1 3 5, Kennedy 1 0 3, D. Hull 9 0 18, Roberts 2 1 5, Baker 1 0 2. Totals: 20 4 47.
LAKOTA EAST (49) — Matala 0 1 1, Hill 4 0 10, Henderson 3 0 6, Salvati 3 0 7, Day 4 0 8, Graves 2 0 4, Woods 3 2 8, Carroll 1 2 5. Totals: 20 5 49.
Sycamore ....... 17 8 12 10—47
Lakota East ....... 15 16 10 8—49
3-pointers: S-Schwerdtmann 2, Kennedy; L-Hill 2, Salvati, Carroll. Records: S 5-14 (3-12 GMC); L 11-8 (7-6 GMC).
• Middletown 67, Colerain 41 — Kelven Moss and guard Leroy Adams paced the Middies with 12 points each. Junior guard Darrell Hunter had 12 rebounds to go with his 10 points.
Junior guard Michael Davis led the Cardinals with 15 points.
The Middies used a full-court press to force 20 Cardinal turnovers.
COLERAIN (41) — Walther 0 1 1, Beigel 1 0 2, Davis 6 0 15, Aker 0 1 1, Finney 0 1 1, Daft 1 0 2, Lies 2 0 4, Sinclair 0 1 1, Monaghan 5 3 14. Totals: 15 7 41.
MIDDLETOWN (67) — Thompson 4 0 10, Hunter 4 2 10, Helvey 1 1 3, Moss 5 2 12, C.Robinson 4 1 9, Overton 1 2 4, Adams 3 4 12, M.Robinson 2 1 5, Johnson 1 0 2. Totals: 25 13 67.
Colerain ....... 5 10 10 16—41
Middletown ....... 12 18 15 22—67
3-pointers: C—Davis 3, Monaghan, M—Thompson 2, Adams 2. Records: M 10-9 (9-5 GMC).
• Hamilton 50, Lakota West 41 — The Firebirds were up 21-11 in the second quarter when senior guard Josh Andrews turned the Big Blue around by hitting three consecutive 3-pointers. Andrews hit 4 of 4 foul shots in the fourth quarter and finished with 16 points.
Senior guard Adam McIntosh and senior guard Kyle Raulin paced the Firebirds with eight points each.
HAMILTON (50) — Andrews 4 4 16, Underwood 4 3 12, Morris 1 1 3, Smith 3 0 6, Rusbosin 2 1 5, Williams 1 0 2, Ballinger 3 0 6. Totals: 18 9 50.
LAKOTA WEST (41) — McIntosh 2 3 8, Raulin 3 1 8, Hutzelman 2 3 7, Buhrlage 3 0 6, Higgins 2 0 4, Smiley 1 0 3, Mays 2 1 5. Totals: 15 8 41.
Hamilton ....... 9 15 13 13—50
Lakota West ....... 17 10 4 10—41
3-pointers: H—Andrews 4, Underwood, LW—McIntosh, Raulin, Smiley. Records: H 14-5 (12-3 GMC), LW 9-10 (5-10).
• Toledo Scott 75, Princeton 67 (OT) — Princeton's Derrick Jones stole the ball then scored a layup with seven seconds left in regulation to force overtime.
Jon Mullin came off the bench to lead Princeton with 17 points and 11 rebounds. Jones added 15 points.
PRINCETON (67) — M. Jones 2 3 8, Williams 5 0 10, McGrath 3 2 9, Hill 1 0 2, J. Mullin 6 5 17, D. Jones 6 3 15, C. Brown 3 0 6. Totals: 26 13 67.
TOLEDO SCOTT (75) — Killough 4 4 13, Washington 3 1 7, Springs 10 6 26, Gordon 1 0 2, Lawson 3 8 14, Pace 1 2 4, Ford 4 1 9. Totals: 26 22 75.
Princeton ....... 14 11 44 15 3—67
Toledo Scott ....... 16 18 17 13 11—75
3-pointers: P — M. Jones, McGrath. S — Killough. Records: P 7-11, 14-2.
• Winton Woods 58, Hughes 36 — Junior forward Robert Hite scored a game-high 18 points for the Warriors (19-0), the top-ranked team in the Enquirer's Division I coaches poll. Senior center P.J. Mills added 16.
Senior forward Carl Whitehead led the Big Red with 12 points.
WINTON WOODS (58) — Anderson 6 2 14, Fields 1 0 2, Hunter 2 0 4, Riley 1 0 3, Hite 8 0 18, Mills 7 2 16. Totals: 25 5 58.
HUGHES (36) — Salaam 2 0 5, Whitehead 6 0 12, Hargrove 1 0 2, Solomon 4 1 9, Vails 3 2 8. Totals: 16 3 36.
Winton Woods ....... 15 10 14 19—58
Hughes ....... 13 10 8 5—36
3-pointers: W — Hite 2, Riley. H — Salaam. Records: W 19-0, H 7-11.
• Woodward 66, Springfield South 63 (OT) — B.J. Walker scored six of Woodward's eight points in the overtime.
Woodward's David Lewis made a 3-pointer with seven seconds to play to send tthe game into overtime.
WOODWARD (66) — Daniels 0 3 3, Edwards 4 5 14, Watson 3 2 11, Armstrong 0 2 2, Walker 8 5 21, Makonnen 5 0 14, Bess 0 1 1. Totals: 20 18 66.
SPRINGFIELD SOUTH (63) — Lewis 1 2 5, Smith 0 2 2, Copeland 9 6 25, Brown 4 3 11, Parks 0 4 4, Crossley 1 0 2, Wilborn 5 4 14. Totals: 21 19 63.
Woodward ....... 14 20 14 10 8—66
Springfield South ....... 7 14 17 20 5—63
3-pointers: W-Edwards, Watson 3, Makonnen 4; S-Lewis, Copeland. Records: W 9-9; S 14-5.
• North College Hill 66, Finneytown 60 — Alex Kemphaus scored seven of his 13 points and Duron Moore hit 4-of-5 free throws in the fourth quarter to help North College Hill hold off the Wildcats.
Zac Busam scored a game-high 20 points for Finneytown.
FINNEYTOWN (60) — Reichle 3 0 7, Hawkins 3 0 6, Busam 8 4 20, Partridge 5 4 14, R. Smith 2 0 4, E. Smith 0 2 2, McCormick 3 1 7. Totals: 24 11 60.
NORTH COLLEGE HILL (66) — Kemphaus 6 0 13, Turner 5 2 12, Moore 4 5 13, Smith 1 0 2, Victorian 2 0 4, Turnage 1 0 2, Fitzhugh 5 0 10, Ivery 0 3 3, Jackson 3 1 7. Totals: 27 11 66.
Finneytown ....... 9 17 13 21—60
North College Hill ....... 20 13 11 22—66
3-pointers: F — Reichle. N — Kemphaus. Records: F 11-8, N 12-6.
• Taylor 65, Batavia 59 — Ryan Hoffman made a field goal with 55 seconds to play and Alex Thinnes made two free throws with 12 seconds to play to seal the win for Taylor.
BATAVIA (59) — Wilson 6 1 15, Hennessey 4 3 11, Faris 6 0 14, Ellis 2 0 4, Mallon 4 0 9, Bailey 3 0 6. Totals: 25 4 59.
TAYLOR (65) — Richmond 0 1 1, Rininger 5 0 10, Hoffmann 6 3 18, Kroeger 6 2 16, Thinnes 1 3 5, Blevins 1 0 2, Montague 6 0 13. Totals: 25 9 65.
Batavia ....... 11 22 12 14—59
Taylor ....... 27 10 9 19—65
3-pointers: B—Wilson 2, Faris 2, Mallon. T—Hoffmann 3, Kroeger 2, Monague. Records: T 6-12, B 9-9.
• Seven Hills 72, New Miami 40 — Seven Hills led 36-22 at halftime behind the scoring of J.T. Turba and A.J. Burke. Senior forward Andy Lenobel scored 9 of his game high 13 to start the third quarter single-handedly sparking a 9-0 run.
Myron Shelley paced the Vikings with 10 points.
NEW MIAMI (40) — Roberts 2 0 5, Mullins 1 3 6, Hampton 1 2 5, Shelley 4 2 10, Johnson 1 0 2, Bowman 1 2 4, Tusing 1 5 7, Butler 0 1 1. Totals: 11 15 40.
SEVEN HILLS (72) — Mitchell 2 0 5, Burke 2 4 9, Rohde 2 4 9, Lenobel 4 4 13, Sittenfeld 1 0 2, Turba 2 2 7, Derkson 4 0 8, Lin 5 1 11, Reed 4 1 5, Calnow 1 1 3. Totals: 25 17 72.
New Miami ....... 10 12 7 11—40
Seven Hills ....... 16 20 17 19—72
3-pointers: NM—Roberts, Mullins, Hampton, SH—
Mitchell, Burke, Rohde, Lenobel, Turba. Records: NM 9-10 (5-8 MVC), SH 8-10 (6-7).
• Cozaddale Baptist 52, Calvary Chapel 42 — Sophomore guard Jeremy Dick scored 10 of his game-high 35 points in the fourth quarter to lead Cozaddale to the comeback victory.
COZADDALE BAPTIST (52) — Dick 7 20 35, Twilley 5 2 13, Sallee 1 1 3, Lacy 0 1 1. Totals: 13 24 52.
CALVARY CHAPEL (42) — Fisher 6 2 15, Slone 4 0 8, Henschen 4 0 8, Lively 1 0 2, Epperly 4 1 9. Totals: 19 3 42.
Cozaddale Baptist ....... 8 14 11 19—52
Calvary Chapel ....... 10 8 17 7—42
3-pointers: Co — Dick, Twilley. Ca — Fisher. Record: Co 5-11.
• Whiteoak 57, Peebles 56 — Whiteoak clinched the championship of the Southern Hills League Division II, which consists of Division IV teams.
Senior guard Tim Heaton hit a free throw with five seconds left.
Junior center Josh Stacy scored 15 points to lead four Whiteoak players in double figures.
Ben Shoemaker scored a game-high 16 points for Peebles.
PEEBLES (56) — Ad. Carroll 2 3 8, McCoy 3 0 8, Cheesbro 1 2 5, Smalley 3 0 7, B. Shoemaker 7 2 16, J. Shoemaker 5 2 12. Totals: 21 9 56.
WHITEOAK (57) — Barnett 1 3 5, Heaton 0 2 2, Hauke 5 1 11, Johnson 4 1 10, Michael 4 6 14, Stacy 7 1 15. Totals: 21 14 57.
Peebles ....... 17 10 20 9—56
Whiteoak ....... 18 13 19 7—57
3-pointers: P — McCoy 2, Cheesbro, Smalley, Carroll. W — Johnson. Records: P 12-6, W 16-2 (11-1 SHL).
• Washington Court House 75, Wilmington 70 — Justin Wilson scored 25 points and grabbed 11 rebounds for Wilmington.
Senior center Lee Greer led Washington with 24 points.
WILMINGTON (70) — Nance 4 0 8, Hinman 4 0 10, Grove 7 3 20, Wilson 10 5 25, Halley 3 1 7. Totals: 28 9 70.
WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE (75) — Taylor 3 0 6, Smallwood 3 4 12, Pfeifer 9 4 23, Ackley 3 2 9, Greer 9 4 24, Dunford 0 1 1. Totals: 27 15 75.
Wilmington ....... 17 12 21 20—70
Washington Court House ....... 11 21 21 22—75
3-pointers: Wi-Hinman 2, Grove 3; Wa-Smallwood 2, Pfeifer, Ackley, Greer 2. Records: Wi 12-6; Wa 17-1.
• East Central 64, Batesville 43 — East Central claims first place in the Eastern Indiana Athletic Conference. Batesville finishes second in the league.
Jordan Dever led East Central with 24 points. The win avenges East Central's only loss of the season.
BATESVILLE (43) — Mehlon 0 2 2, Robbins 2 2 6, Macyauski 1 0 3, Bischoff 2 0 5, Garvin 5 3 13, Steinfort 1 2 4, Hertle 4 0 8, Salvitti 1 0 2. Totals: 16 9 43.
EAST CENTRAL (64) — Engel 3 3 9, Gesell 6 2 16, Theising 5 1 11, Rehage 0 1 1, Dever 10 4 24, Noschang 1 0 3. Totals: 25 11 64.
Batesville ....... 11 9 7 16—43
East Central ....... 14 10 18 22—64
3-pointers: B-Macyauski, Bischoff; E-Noschang, Gesell 2. Records: B 13-4 (7-2 EIAC); E 13-4 (7-1 EIAC).
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