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to record a 1?0-45 upset .of top: 'ranked Moeller at sc:x;; ;· t ,. that, combined With Wood< ward's 79-{?2 upset ohecond-;1 ~ranked Aiken,· makes the race · for· the poll Championship wide · .open. · · • · : ,. · · · :~ . ~\ ". Moeller fell 'to 17-3; while; Aiken· fell to 15·-4~ ·. ,~-.~.· Tlie primary ·beneficiary : c~~d be No. 3 Princeton. The) Vikings completed. a .17-3 season .with a 64-52 victory over Colerain. . . · · , ,. • · '

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fitst-pfuce votes in last week's· poll. The Enquirer will publish . the final coaches, {loll in Tuesday's editions. · · • . -· St: Xavier helped ferid'off.a Moeller rally by_ making 10-of-' :14 ·shots from the foul line in· the fourth quarter.. ·· .··, ·.. · . . The Bombers used ·a-tough' 'mari-t<rman' defense to force . tMoeller into .33 percent shooh iii.g from the floor. Jeremy Dun!~ ·can 'was the .lone Crusader in 'double figures, scoring 20 ·. points. ·. · ·. · · .Tony·· Fasbender added 17 points for St. Xavier. , \ ..

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.. -· .' . . - . ·. ' ) ' '' • With the race for The Post's j ,'Division I area poll title coming down to the Wire, neither Aiken .nor Moeller made a case as to .,_ ,· which· should be crowned No..v-1;1 :~both st'!.mbled on Frid!'I-Y: '}•) •i J •mght. . ~ .. . ••. ~ ·~ · Aiken, tied at NQ.' 1 in the polJ t;: . with Moeller, lost at Woodward,,;:~ 1 79-62. Moeller fell atst:XaVier, ·.·.; :60-45.' -. . . '"-.,; ; She Iinaip~ll will be released·" "on Thursday. · - · ·•, ~- · >i ; WOODWARD 79, AIKEN 62; t;)~ , ~ Woodward, ranked No. 9 in c.-:>,t;~ ,The Post's Division I area poll;:" !> ,·collected its 12th'st:fui.ght league:.·'} · , -.. ,, ~.( •title.;: · ·. . ·.: · .rile BUlldogs tie~ Withiow ~"'' 6·2 for the Queen C1ty Confer.. ' · '1 ·erice Metro title, one game'8head ~( of thlrd pllit~e Aiken, They had.~ . : 1won 11 straight othet titles. iJ '

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nior Mike Peek;who scored 26- ·f · points wW.ch inc~il_d~. ,l)is · · 1.300th career pomt. ,, L\.. , ~.~"' ·. · The'Falcons were led. by'se-' ~; · 1 nior'Janerio Spurlock' who :' .~t>;·· scored 24 points and sur:Passed '1 the 1;500-point mark in his' ca-. ;q reer. Senior Lonnie Ber-ry added~ · 15 points. · · · ' ~f

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. ·~· ST; XAVIER 60: MOEL:.LER·LW. r;· \45'.!:.,., St.' Xavier scored the first;;#i'l 's'even' points of the gan,:e and\} ~d :Moeller never led.~-·'":-,..,, .J t:~-..u~ -· The Crusaders pulled to with=(~ ;~one pOi!lt in th~ s_econd q~ar~· j;~ :ter, but the Bombers immecllat.e.• ;lY opened the lead up again. ~. . ' . .shot just 33 ,.,,:_..··~.l;~-~ :- Moeller, which j·'percent from the field for the·,'tr... !, 1

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Jiriuor:forward ·Brad Hutzel; was --~,_1 favonte" Monserez ' target Friday:' Looking like : he. mignt~_fit. 'il!;,.on the_ Princeton' Uruvers1ty· bas-~ 'k:etball · feam; 'Hutzel· :Workea. lia"ckdoor; ooselliie' cuts relentlesslY:. thesec: , ond .l:ialf,· scoring~l6 of.ihis. 18 po~ts after halftime:~ · , The passing 'perfor'm- 1 ance was all the more im"i pressive mBadin's smallisM gym, which had pe]plej , line~ alorig ·_Il!9SL of]i~e:~ out-of-bo!ffids ~es. · ~~~- .. i . "It' was· a.really weii·d ' · ·feeling oqt. there," · Mon~ : serez: said.. ;'Kind· oVlike, every time I threw the· ball · ·I thought it was going, irito the wall/~-" -.:. ; •. ~- ~-~- .; ~-· A.nothcir. key was Ni6e1-· . J_er' s ,defen~e: Badin, one of . .tlie'top 'shooting ·teams·; in: the area; was held tojusf 22-0f-56. shootiiig ori\ the., I rughhtnd, Went almost· th~' ·final siX minutes foW the 'third quarter with~oruy one: _field'g9al;~: · . · ;!JitYr.ft! I 1,.,., D ... -th· t "-·~ '""M'' I ' .• unng· a span;- oe -, : ti~r? stretched: ai·HvQiloint' 'hlilftiri~t! -lead.:Th' to :points. . Badin· never got Closer than ··seven atter·:t.hat!'•i~}-' . tG-<·NI~h~Bio-rrffi'an~ I~ti: Badili~iliii4~pomt5.: The Rarris"los(for" just the sec-: 'ond'timitlhis year.· -- · tJ.--; ·Mriffi.'ii '(711 . ·ilunean 4 2. i2.

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only one game;. and. we happened to, WiD.-;. ,;.,;'self battlirig.!Wger Bacon star Eugene it, but our kii;ls gav¢)t.everything $ey. ~; i~iLand: most of the riight, scor~ 18 points had. We're proud of ourselves~" '·.. ,(·, .:·.;~and :.•<1 haule<fin l2'rebourids;• . . . · . .. , l" ... • . . :1• ·:· '• . . . Said RogerBac.;>ll coach Bill. Brewer: ~'):f ! . ·Land;· a 6~foot-8 center whO will play "They certainly;played it up a notch'· ·at the University of Cinciruiati next sea/ against us. They,l>eat us in our own son, was held to just 10 pc;>ints, 'less than t' style." · .: ) ,Y·.;· :• . . .. · · 1. : . . . half or his 21.1-point average:; ·· ~ ~<i·~ Moeller impJ1>:\r~.to:f~foverailand :. ·. ·:Eri'?·played like' a.rkn:o~t there/' . 7-1 in the Grejlter Catholic League ·., . : ·~rud Moell~r;'Juni 0 r forward J.14ike Mooschool basketball's South Division;,Roger Bacon fell to 13-2 . s~:r:ez, who;scored 13 points. 'We knew · ·.'Land ·WaS a gteat player, but we ques- · Bowl turned out t6 and 7-1 in the GCL North. ,,.,.bon copy of the real deal . :. Tickets for tti'~·.'GCL showdown· had . · : .tiqned his stamina. Once we got, him . the Moeller Crusaders , been sold out:fdfaays~ Fans' in the small . ~g the coW::·w~ tried to·g~t him Roger Bacon Spartans, Moeller gym·we~,l>h_oulder~to;shoulder, . mto foul.trouble. . .. ~; ,. .· ,·_,. <· .. i;i,~.Lv.u;t::lLJ'"x·. . . sw;eltering.in the· unseasonably warm . . Land picked up two fouls in·the first Crllls~l.d<"-:rn. ranked No.1 in The temperatures: . :\, ·. · . · -,; · .:. . · quarter and then sat for the ~st fivs area poll and No. Outside, ffinsl~~Q b.~· hoped to catch :~utes of the sec~~d quart'~r.~ •. AS!l:0€~1ai~OO, Press state poll, set a a glimpse of Cip.cf$ati'stop,two boys'·' ... ·...Land,~as,whistled,for his third and knock off ROger Bacon, ·basketball te~~,~~;re 1 turned:away bf .. ~q'urt~:fo~~,·~-'~"three"niinut~ span midtop.:ranked Division II team in the the dozens. , /·';!_ .:·~.: . ."... . · ..._ · .:1., . > -: \·.'way. thtough the.~hird-quru:ter,:and . Six Moeller' players. scor~i:J. in double . .grab~~d. _e~e~ ·m~re be~ch ti~e. :r · .: ·JIM OSBORNfThe Post · ./state and The ~o~t polls. "This ha5 'be'the greatest. victOry figures, led by:J~iof guard Jeremy Dun-: · Mqeller, :mean~hile, J:>egan-spre~ng Moeller's Jeremy Duncan puts sudl'heavy · · on our own cotirt' in a long, long time," can's 21 points.·,- ·:.'. . . .. . ' : the .aoor bu~·: They u,sed_ key baskets by pressure on Roger Bacon's Brian· Lakes Moeller·coaeh Carl Kremer said. "It's . Senior Eric..·FJsher,:-who found him~: , ..; : : .. · ·... -pr~ase see MOELLER ' 2B that Lakes was forced to call time out. l..h ... •.r • • • • ·

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'ed one of_ the toughest weeks this season for any Ohio area ;lroys' basketball team by pullin-g · 1 ;:qff one of th~ biggest upsets of. · ·the season. . · · ·.. -.-. · · . . ' <' McNicholas rallied from nine points down with .six 'minutes to ~gp·and snacked previously unde· .. i «feated-Moeller, 68-67, on the 1 ~rdoeller floor Friday night. ' ~~:. Moeller·is._ranked No. lin The ~ost's Division I area poll and !t!o. 2 in the state by the Associ-· oated Press;· The win comes two ~ys after McNicholas lost to the· ~§tea's top-rariked Division 'II :.team, Roger Bacon. ._ ._ i~ with 'five secbnds r~maintng, ':itltcNicholas junior center Ryan erudwell made: the front end. of a .one-and-one free-throw oppoitu- . "nlty to give the Rockeg; the lead.· _ -. . Moeller rebounded the "ttiissed fre~throw attempt and ., raced downcouit, but junior guard Mike Monserez missed a three-pointer at the buzzer .. :. McNicholas is r~nked No. 3 in The Post's Division II Ohio area ipoll. .. _ . . !':~ "We were in deep foul trouble ~With three players with four ltfouls, so we went .to a zone to ·· ~uy some time," said McNicholis coach Jerry Doerger, ' There were 54 fotils called in . ·the game. McNicholas was led by·senior shooting guard Jim Sheehy's season-high 29 points. Junior shooting guard Jeremy_. Dtincan led Moeller with a sea-~son-high 25 points to go along --with Fischer's 22 .. ~

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.· . . trail. · ·· · 1. ast year at this time, Mike Monserez was a, . "He joined Oak Hills coach Mike Price's AA,U . · ; . · Moeller High School sophomore simply try~.. team.and they peaked early and got to the nation, ing to make his mark·with th~ Crusad~rs·j :>,al finals in Orl;:mdo, Fla.," said Kremer. Sudden. basketball team. . · ·.. · . ;·: .· . : .:'•t,.,· ''.-ly;'Monserez, once a virtual unknown, was 6 feet .:: :· · Fi.tlfilling ·his·g~BJ to play basketball for the . .f". '..5, 190 pqunds'and a star of the future.· . · · ; . :University Notre Dame Fighting Irish still ,was a 1• · • :,. · "Mike 'had a fabulous summer," said Price. 1 • . distant dream. . · "He is a·greatleader in the way he plays and with . But this week, Monserez (pronounced.Mon- J· ...the work ethic he shows. I played him at point . . ·sur-ray) had his timetable moved up considerably•:- .:guard but he easily could run an 6ffens~ as a .. ·. ·. ·when he verbally committed to play' basketball· ''.• ... small forward. He has really matured in just on~· ,. ··for Notre Dame beginriing in the fall.of.i999 •. ··. •· t ;·:,year.". ·. ·: .. · · · . •Yet Mori'serez didn~t have showy numbers~-,.· 1:.~::i 'Miami University and Northwes~e~n sJ:I~wed . , he averaged 10 points and seven assists as a soph;, : _mtere~t,_ a~d._Monserez_ mad~ un~fflclaJ,viS.Its to .~· omore and earned second-team.all-Greater:Catho, ·.• D\jke,_V)rgp~l~ and Oh10 Um':'ers1ty. . . . . ., ;, .. : 'licLeague.honors.. : " · ' ·,. · · · .! · ··<·.'···. :·· :;::·~;·:·,·>.·:'~The ·day r"was at each o{those schools, I lik~d : · .. "But don't let the statistics fool you,!; said . :· ;: <somethi~g a_bout each one, b~t the day after that, ··'Moeller coach Carl Kremer: ··"This kid's greatest'.·.~ I kep~·~hl~kmg, 'Notre Dame 1~-w~at I really. , skill is making people around him better.'He sees~· ·w~t;_· srud ;L\;Ionserez. · . _i.the court so well an~ P.asses .e~en ~ett~I;:.That's ., · Playing for :r;rotre Dame h~ been his goal since . why he's so good;" . . . "; · · .:. ·: · · he st~ted playmg basketball m the secqnd grade. · · Last spring before school' let out; Monserez ·: His fatherlts from South Bend, Ind~. and his . asked Kremer wha~ he should do as far ~chaos-':: : grandparents and two uncles still live there. He 'ing which s.ummer camps to attend. ··: . · · .·said he plans to major in business or law and has . · · · "I told him pick ·one schdol where you think the grades to-do either, a 4'-o avei:age .. · · · · . "':you might .want to go. and attend that camp," Kre"Any way·y:ou.look at it, it's a wirining decision ·::.mer said. "So he paid his way to the Notre'Dame. .: . for-me," Monserez said. "!.found that after I made the decision I wanted to work even harder camp. They liked the.way·he played and offered him a scholarship:~· ..... · . , .to show the coaches at Notre Da,rp.e ·they didn't · But it's ·what he did after tha,t camp __,. and the. . ma~e a mistake." · · ·

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i~hed wi~h five reppti~-d:~·/; :_·:: '{.> _ M'k M k eight assists and tvv_o,. -"·:•·- .. . _ . .. I e ~n~erez nows . blocked shots.~ -·.;_.: _.·_e·:·<• _>.. · how tough It Is to play away . · -.- >'";~'_,· .. ;.• ·.:. from home in the Greater "We were well:prepared····· · Cincinnati League·. for this game anq we played -, _ .-; s th · · .. · t-· _ d. )ike it," said_Mgnse~ez,::_,. o eJumor pom guar _, ,. .- .. ,.... :--': _- . ,. _' _· ·:I struggled·,o~en~i;~e~Y. ·-.:,_·, for Moeller High School's basketball team came ready- tomght. But when_tJ:l:at 11.ap-, ·. ,_ tq play Friday night at .. pens, I ~ave to J?iClt up the·~-·,_·,~ La Salle. •· · _ ·. other parts of my gam~: My -.. .:: . Monserez scor~d only one job as the point gUard is tO;. 'r:~ . get the win and I _tl;li~lk I ;--. .p· m.· nt, a crucial free throw helped us do that." ' ' · · ~ with 11 seconds left, but he . bne_·o~ his blocked shots· controlled the game with his wa.S pez:haps the play of the d~amic passing, rebound; .·. game._ ;_.: -, . · -. _!ng and defense. · · :__With ~few seconds left~ ' ~ His performance led ' - .• and La S~Ile down by three, Moeller (3-0 overall, 2-0 La Salle center Brad Hoff. league) to ·a 51-48 victory man pulled up right behind '· '0\~er La Salle. (2-3, 0-2). the three-ppint lin_e andre-. -- ·. Moeller is No. 3 in The · leased the possible tyi~g Post's Division I Obi() - · shot: .'. ·_. •-< -: · ': '· coaches poll. r:·a Salle is No. . .. : aiiucE_ cRIPPENil)le Posi . -~ Monserez, however; "- ·, LaSalle's Andi Scheidt,' lett, and Tony Ruberg batti~Moelle~'s Eric Fi~ 7-: • . ~ leaped at just the right mo~ The Crusaders outre· scher for the rebound. Moeller outrebounded its Greater Catholic · bounded La Salle, 35- t9. . ; Pleas': see M,OELLE,R, 58 League rival, 35~19,en i-oute'to a 51-48 victor}~. .• -·~ .·. . . . •' Post contributor.' .;i

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Kremer also cited assist~t coach Mike Stissli as abig rea-· son for the win. :From Page 18 ?~~~ Sussli; who coached with Pete ment and blocked the shot to" Gillen at Xavier University, does end the game. scouting repo~s for the Crusad"I don't know if I've ever seen ers. ' . . .. . a kid dominate a game like he . ·Junior shooting guard Jeremy ·did tonight and only score one _ Du~can led Moeller in scoring point," said Moeller coach Carl With 15 poi~ts and also grabbed Kremer. five rebounds. · ·: · '' .."He's like a coach on the floor Fischer added 14 points; !a~d he's a great leader." · - Junior foi-w~d Steve Ester- La Salle, ·down by as many as· .. kamp scored 20 to lead La Salle 13 in the third q1!1arter, went ·ori a and senior guard Andi Scheidt' '.11-2 run in the fourth quarter to added 10.....: pull wl.thiri two points with 33 seconds left;· . . · LaS-alle coach Dan Fleming :· ~- La Salle forw~d Tony Rub:_ was upset with the outcome and . erg, with his tOes barely on the the effort of his team. . .. three-point line, had drained a ·"I'm really frustrated right jump shot to' pull the score to now," said Fleming. "I'm trying . 50-48. ' to find guys that want to step up __ Immedi~tely:iuter that, Moeland play when it' matters._ ·ler 6-6'senior center Eric Fischer · ~'The guys just dori't do the-· ~WaS fouled. Fischer wentto the things We need to do win:·• "_ , line and missed both free Moeller wanted the ball more. throws. The second shot was re- _ than our gUys did tonight.": ·. qounded.by Moeller's Brad · -- MOEl.l.Ell ·11 13 1a 3-51 81 LA sAuf ·Hutzel. Monserez was fouled af· 1s · 11 11. 11-48 :ter being passed the ball. MOEl.l.Ell (51): Duncan 6115, Monserez o11, FtSclier 1 o 14, Rooks2 0 5, Currin 3 2 8;Hutzel4 0 8. Totals 22 4 51. , He then hit one of two free . · LA SAUE (48~ Scheidt 4 o10. Borgman 113. Esterkamp throws, mving Moeller its . - - 7 6 20. Ruberg 419. Hoffman 2 2 6. Totals 1810 48. . o• \ "' · · • _ Three-point goals·: M-Duncan 2, Rooks. L-Scheldt 2. three-point lead. . • · R~cords:_ ~o_eller 3-0, 2-0; La Sane 2-3, 0-~. JV: La Salle. 52·34.

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Commitment brings Moeller guard closer to goal of playing basketball at Notre Dame By Bob Queenan Post staff reporter

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A growth spurt and strong summer of AAU ball for Moeller junior Mike Monserez caught the attention of colleges.

ast year at this time, Mike Monserez was a Moeller High School sophomore simply trying to make his mark with the Crusaders basketball team. Fulfilling his goal to play basketball for the University Notre Dame Fighting Irish still was a distant dream. But this week, Monserez (pronounced Monsur-ray) had his timetable moved up considerably when he verbally committed to play basketball for Notre Dame beginning in the fall of 1999. Yet Monserez didn't have showy numbershe averaged 10 points and seven assists as a sophomore and earned second-team all-Greater Catholic League honors. 路 "But don't let the statistics fool you," said Moeller coach Carl Kremer. "This kid's greatest sk1ll is making people around him better. He sees the court so well and passes even better. That's why he's so good." Last spring before school let out, Monserez asked Kremer what he should do as far as choosing which summer camps to attend. "I told him pick one school where you think you might want to go and attend that camp," Kremer- said. "So he paid his way to the Notre Dame camp. They liked the way he played and offered him a scholarship." But it's what he did after that camp - and the

fact that he grew by three inches and 25 pounds in the off-season - that really set schools on his trail. "He joined Oak Hills coach Mike Price's AAU team and they peaked early and got to the national finals in Orlando, Fla.," said KFemer. Suddenly; Monserez,.once a virtual unknown, was 6 feet 5, 190 .Pounds and a路star of the future. "Mike had a fabulous summer," said Price. "He is a great leader in the way he plays and with the work ethic he shows. I played him at point guard but he easily could run an offense as a small forward. He has really matured in just one year." 路 Miami University and Northwestern showed interest, and Monserez made unofficial visits to Duke, Virginia and Ohio University. "The day I was at each of those schools, I liked something about each one, but the day after that, I kept thinking, 'Notre Dame is what I really want,' " said Monserez. Playing for Notre Dame has been his goal since he started playing basketball in the second grade. His father is from South Bend, Ind., and his grandparents and路 two uncles still live there. He said he plans to ml\ior in business or law and has the grades to do either, a 4.0 average. "Any way you look at it, it's a winning decision for me," Monserez said. "I found that after I made the decision I wanted to work even harder to show the coaches at Notre Dame they didn't make a mistake."

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... GCL North Team Roger Bacon ........ Hamilton Badin... . McNicholas .......... . Cham. Julienne.... . Kettering Aller ... . Pur. Marian........ ..

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4 3 2 2 1 0

Prir'lceton .............. Coleraih .................

Lima Sr................. . Lakota West ....... . Fairfield ................. Milford .................. . Middletown ......... . Lakota East ........ . Sycamore.............

League W L 6 1 6 1 5 2 4 3 4 3 4 3 2 5 2

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... QCC-AMERICA Team Oak Hills ............... . Western Hills....... . GlenEste............. . Turpin .................... Amelia ...................

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... SBC-NATIONAL Team 1 Georgetown......... Bethel Tate........... Batavia.................. Williamsburg........ Felicity..................

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Brown ..40 56 58.9 ' Woods, Kings ................8 18.8 Schaefer, RgrBcn ...... 33 Hasan, Middletown ...29 51 56.9 Hendricks, Mariemnt .8 18.8 20 55.0 Ingram, UtleMmi ........9 18.6 Niesen, Roger Bacon ll 11 55.0 18.5 Cunninghim, Bthl-Tie ...6 Washington, Summit ..7 15 53.3 18.4 VonLehman, CovCth ..8 - Shields, Wltn-Vrna ..... 15 19 53.0 I caldwell, McNicholas ..9 18.4 Rogers, Goshen ......... 10 Allen, Colerain ............ 10 19 52.6 18.3 Jackson, Purcell ........ 10 63 52.4 Routt, Princeton ..........9 18.3 Lakes, Roger Bacon .33 Helmers, Badin ..........20 39 51.3 18.2 Smith, Highlands ........ 14 37 51.3 Esterkamp, La Salle .10 18.2 Pettyjohn, Oak HiDs .. 19 Hi~z, Covcath ............... 8 16 50.0 Shepherd, Bthi-Tte ......7 18.1 Neff,Goshen .................7 14 50.0 17.9 Schear, waynesville .10 13 49.2 17.6 .OiDon, Boone County .. .7 Kramer, St. Bernard ... 8 39 48.4 17.0 Johannemann, Cove .14 Ruther, Harrison ..........9 33 48.0 White, Winton Woods .9 16.8 Dreyer, McNicholas .16 Walker, Indian Hill ...... 10 21 47.6 Posgay, Amelia ............9 16.8 34 47.1 16.8 Maxweii,LakotaW ... 16 Pfeffer, EastnBrwn ....9 15 47.0 16.8 Lueking, Fenwick ........ 7 Beach, Deer Park .......6 Worthington, Hghlds ...6 13 46.2 Doliboa, Springboro ... 10 16.7 Meiner, Badin ..............5 ll 45.5 Moore, NCH ..................9 16.7 N. Seiter, Brossart .... 41 91 45.0 16.7 Foust, Norwood ...........9 22 45.0 Sutphin, Mason ............9 16.6 Bezold, Brossart ........ 10 22 45.0 16.6 Morgan, Amelia ......... 10 Schaffer, Deer Park .. .7 58 44.8 Duncan, Moeller ........ 11 16.5 Purdon, CovCath .......26 50 44.0 16.5 Gardner, Fnnytwn ....22 ' Freeman, Ross ........... 10 Young, Georgetown .12 27 44.0 • Robinson, walntHns .... 7 16.5 43.4 ll5 16.4 Rooks, Moeller ...........23 · 53 Lange, CCD ...................7 30 43.3 Schaefer,RogrBcn ....10 163 16.3 Ingram, Little Miami .13 Sherman, Withrow .... 13 30 43.3 Cooper, Purcell .......... 10 163 16.3 Snodgrass, E Central.28 65 43.1 MueRer, Cent. Bpts .... 10 161 16.1 Marshall, Newport .... 12 28 43.0 160 16.0 Macintosh, Rogr Ben 10 35 42.9 Johnson; Withrow ..... 10 160 16.0 Duncan, Moeller ........ 15 · Sprafka, Seven Hills .. 12 28 42.9 159 15.9 Boshears, WBrwn ...... 10 40 42.5 Pettyjohn, Oak Hills .... 9 143 15.9 Morris, Hamilton ....... 17 33 42.4 Haywood, SimnKntn .16 252 15.8 Salamone, Scott ......... 14 26 42.0 Beam, Waynesville ... 10 158 15.8 Gosnell, Ryle ............... 11 1 Meece, East Central 10 155 15.5 Free throw percentage , Roudabush, Kings ........8 124 15.5 215 15.4 Fehring, N.Adams ..... 14 Topmiller, St. Henry .14 215 15.4 Player, School FTM FTA Pd. Bailey, Fenwick ......... 10 154 15.4 Sheckels,Harrison .... 15 16 94.0 Sautter, NAdams ...... 10 154 15.4 Moore, McNicholas .. 12 13 92.0 Harrison, Princeton ....8 123 15.4 Mullins, Scott ..............23 25 92.0 Rabiner, CCD ................7 108 15.4 Bays, Bellevue ........... .45 49 91.8 C.haH, Georgetown ....7 108 15.4 Mulcahy, Boone co ...22 24 91.7 153 15.3 Catz, Indian Hill ........... 11 Gregory, Fenwick ..... 10 12 91.7 138 15.3 Wiedeman, E. Cntrl ... 21 Wade, Sycamore ......... 9 23 91.3 15.2 , Wallace, Alter .............. 9 '137 Wright, Badin ...............9 10 90.0 Flick, Boone County .. 11 165 15.0 Meece, E. Cntrl .......... 24 27 88.9 Alexander, Badin ....... 16 18 88.9 Bethel-Tate ....... 19 22 88.0 Field goal percentage Link, Walker, Taylor .......... ll 24 875 Player, School FGM FGA Pd. Huellemeier, Wtn-V ... l3 15 87.0 Rooks, Moeller ...........26 Bonner, Nwprt ...........92 126 73.0 30 86.7 66 72.7 Broerman, Badin .......26 Harper, N.Adams ......48 30 86.7 Alexander, Badin .......28 39 71.8 Woods, Kings ............. .44 51 863 ' Lawless, Lakotaw ....26 37 70.3 Wooten, Withrow ......23 27 85.1 Bowling, Hamilton ..... 17 Cornette, St. Xavier .. 35 50 70.0 20 85.0 Sautter, N.Adams ..... 59 85 69.4 Hutzelman, LakW ..... 44 52 84.6 47 .-~.1 ·Hardin, Walnut Hills .. ll 13. 84.6 . ' Houpe, Ross-.............. 32 •1 Jackson, M.Madsn ....39 57 68.0 Davis, Indian Hill ......... 11 13 84.6 Meibers, Colerain ...... 17 25 68.0 Schear, Waynesville .72 86 84.0 , Meece, E. central ..... 55 82 67.1 Gardner, Fnnytwn ....21 25 84.0 Myers, Glen Esle ...... 36 54 66.7 Gosnell, Ryle ............... 16 19 84.0 ; Sugarman, SevnHills .18 27 66.7 McNabb, Ryle ............ 25 30 83.0 95 66.0 Lahman, Loveland .... 15 18 83.0 1 Ruther, Harrison ........ 63 1 Thompson, Fnytn ...... 26 35 66.0 Minogue, Fenwick ..... 10 12 83.0 Kramer, St. Bernard .62 95 65.3 Wade, Sycamore ....... 23 28 82.1 1 DeBord, Indian Hill ..... 60 107 65.1 Schaffer, Deer Park .18 22 82.0 Ward, Fairfield ..........39 60 65.0 Hartley, Nw Rich ........27 33 81.8 . Sparks, Milford .......... 26 40 65.0 Brown, Badin .............. 18 22 81.8 Maley, Ryle ................56 87 64.0 Purdom, Sycamore .... 9 ll 81.8 • Baln, Elder .................. 35 55 63.4 Currin, Moeller .............9 ll 81.8 · Gradel, Waynesville .. 26 41 63.0 Helmers, Badin .......... 31 38 81.6 Parkhouse, Madeira .27 43 62.8 Cahall, Georgetown ..22 27 81.0

Leading scorers

Player, School G Young, Georgetown ...8 McMonigle, NwRch .....9 Bays, Bellevue ............ 13 Hall, Wyoming ..............9 Neff, Goshen ................. 6 Hutzelman, LakW ..... 10 Helmers, Badin ............9 Snodgrass, E.Central.lO Sinkovich, Anderson ...9 Foster, Wstrn Brwn .10 · Land, Roger Bacon ... 10 N. Seiter, Brossart .... 14 Ogletree, Batavia ........8 Moyer, Lakota East .10 Ayers, Seven Hills .......8 ' M. Peel<, Woodward 10

Pfs 210 233 305 202 131 216 191 207 186 206 203 281 159 196 151 188 150 150 168 130 236 166 183 165 255 182 137 179 141 153 152 152 152 101 167 151 151 149 116 182 165 116

Robke, CovCafh ......... 17

21 81.0 21 81.0 47 80.9 26 80.8 40 80.0 30 80.0 25 80.0 15 80.0 10 80.0 44 79.5 48 79.2 24 79.2 38 79.0 29 79.0 28 79.0 14 79.0 19 78.9 19 78.9 19 78.9 14 78.6 60 78.3 23 78.3 23 - 78.3 23 78:3 54 78.0 47 78.0

Spears, Lndmrk ......... 17

Macintosh, RogrBcn .38 Radtke, St. Bernard .. 21 Fields, Madeira .......... 32 Flick, Boone County .. 24 Morris, Hamilton .......20

Sparks, Milford .......... 12 Dunn, Lakota West .....8 Donoghue, St. Henry .35 White, WintnWds ...... 38 Waleskowski, Alter .. 19 Beach, Deer Park .....30 Cunninghim, Bth~ Tte.23 J. Seiter, Brossart .....22 Groft, VllaMdnna ...... 11 White, Lakota East ... 15 White, Colerain .......... 15 Nutley, Mason ............ 15 Maxwell, Lakotaw ... ll Snodgrass, E. Cntrl..... 47 Abner, NwRchmnd ... 18 Reiddell, Anderson ....18 Sugarman, SvnHils .... 18 Young, Georgetown .42 Cooper, Purcell .......... 37

Rebounds Player, School G Ogletree, WntnWds .. 10 McMonigle, NewRich..9 Hunter, Withrow ....... 10 Myers, Glen Este ........6 Noll, Holmes ................ ll Ruther, Harrison ..........9 Boshears, W.Brown ... lO Wilson, BeHevue ......... 13 White, Colerain ............8 Limd, Roger Bacon ... 10 A. Peek, Woodward .10 Bain, Elder ....................8 Wilson, Lloyd .............. 12 Holmes, Woodward .. 10 Doioboa, Springboro .10 Wallace, A~er ..............9 Smith, Highlands ........ 14 Pfeffer, E. Brown ........9 Rabiner, CCD ................ 7 Jackson, PurceH ........ 10

Reb 151 128 123 72

116 101 Ill 137 83 102 101 80 118 98 98 88 132 84 64 90

Avg. 15.1 14.2 12.3 12.0 11.5 11.2 ll.l 10.5 10.4 10.2 10.1 10.0 9.8 9.8 9.8 9.8 9A

9.3 9.1 9.0

Assists Player, School G Hartley, NewRich . .......9 McQueary, Goshen ....8 Monserez, Moeller .... ll Cooper, Indian Hill ........4 Bosse, Ross ................. 10 Luti, Waynesville ....... 10 Taylor, Glen Este ........6 Walker, Indian Hill ........8 SUgarman, SvnHills .... .8 Potter, Woodward .... 10 Puckett, Bethe~Tate ..7 Snodgrass, E. CentrallO Mason, N.Adams ....... 10 Young, Georgetown ...8 Lakes, Roger Bacon .10 Foster, W.Brown ........ 10 Kirchgassner, E Cent 10 Wooten, WintnWds .....9 Smith, Walnut Hills ......7

Ast 78 69 93 31 65 62 36 47 46 56 39 54 53 43 51 50 50 45 35

Avg. 8.7 8.6 8.5 7.8 6.5 6.2 6.0 5.9 5.8 5:6 5.5 5.4 5.3 5.3 5.1 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0

Stl 54 58 58 34 42 29 36

Avg. 6.7 6.4

Blk 40 24 24 24 24 25

Avg. 4.0 3.0 2.7 2.4 2.4 2.1

Steals Player, School G Young, Georgetown ... 8 Hall, Wyoming ...............9 ·Bays; Benevue ............ 13 Ayers, Seven Hills ....... 8 Johnson, Withrow ..... 10

Lange, CtD ...................7 Sinkovich, Anderson ...9

11:5'

4.3 4.2 4.1 4.0

Blocks Player, School

Hunter, Withrow ....... 10 McCormick, Fenwick .8 Ruther, Harrison ····-····9

Boshears, w. Brwn .... lO Land, Roger Bacon ... 10 Matracia, Scott ......... 12

Enquirer coaches' polls Boys basketball Division I

Rec Pts Moeller ( ll) ................... ll-D 135 Aiken (3) ...........................6-l ll7 Winton Woods ................. 9-.l 73 Princeton .......................... 7-2 61 Hughes ............................. ll-5 67 Withrow ............................ 7-3 67 Hamilton ............................ 8-2 61 St. Xavier .......................... 6-3 41 " 9. Harrison ............................ 8-l 33 -9. Western Hills .................... 4-3 33 Others:. Oak Hills 32, La Salle 21, 1 ..\'lalnul Hills 12, Woodward 4.

l. , 2. , 3. ·1 4. 5. 5. 7. 8.

Northern Kentucky

Division 11-111-IV Rec l. Roger Bacon (4) ............... 9-l 2. Ham. Badin (5) ..................9-D 2. McNicholas ........................ 7-2 4. Indian Hill ............................ 7-2 5. Ross ..................................... 9-l 6. North College Hill .............. 7-2 6. Purcell Marian .................. 5-5 8. Springboro ................. :...... 10-D 9. Mariemont ........................ .7-l 10. Wyoming ............................ 6-3

Pfs 85 68 68 48 40 37 37 28 26 21

Others: St. Bernard ll, Seven Hills 6, Lebanon 5, Mason 4, Madeira 4, Batavia 3, Deer Park 2.

l. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

10.

Rec Highlands (9) ..................... 13-3 Simon Kenton .................... 14-3 Ryle .........:............................ 10-2 Covington Catholic ............ 13-4 Newport Central Catholic .5-5 Bishop Brossart ................ ll-4 Scott ...................................... 7-7 Holmes .................................. 5-7 St. Henry .............................. 7-8 Holy Cross ............................ 5-8

Pfs 90 76 61 60 47 43 38 29 24 13

Others: Newport 5; Campbell County, Boone Counly 4; Lloyd 1.

BOYS BASKETBALL STANDINGS Anderson.·---·--

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.... CHL League OVerall W L W L 5 1 8 1

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ov n weraL 8 4 6 3 4 6 5 5 4 7

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League OVerall W L W L 7 0 12 0 4 1 8 2

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Boys basketball statistics 1·-22-'18

, Leading scorers Player,.scllool G Pis Avg. McMonigle, NwRch... 11 m 26.5 Young, Georgetown .10 258 25.8 Bays, Bellevue ............ 15 352 23.5 Hall, wyoming ............ 1o _ m 22.2 Neff, Goshen .................8 174 21.8 Slnkovich, Anderson .10 217 21.7 R:Ogletree,Batavia .10 216 21.6 Sqodgrass, E. 011r1.. ... 11 237 21.5 Hutzetman. Lak. w ... 12 253 21.1 Helmers,Badin .......... 11 231 21.0 Llind, Roger Bacon ... 11 231 21.0 5eltter, BlshBros........ l6 321 20.1 Woods,Kings .............. lO 201 20.1 Hendricks, Marmnt .... 9 181 20.1 Fox, western Hflls ....... 9 180 20.0 Moyer, Lakola East .11 218 19.8 Fosler,W.Brown ..... Jl 218 19.8

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Kfamer, St. Bernard .10 lngrann. Lillie Miami.l2 Rllfher, Harrison ........ 11 M, Peek, WoOdward 11 CllldweO, McNicholas 11 SChear, Waynesvnle .12 Ayers,SevenHiDs ..... 10 Shepherd, Bth~ Tat ......9 Shields, Wltn-Vrna ..... 16 Jackson, Purcell ........ 11 'lloore,NCfl.. .............. 11 ~out!. Princeton ........ 10 Harrison, Princeton ·-·9 Lange, Ceo ................. 10 .01/ncan,Moeller •....... 13 Johnson, New Miami 11 Washington, Summit ..9 Bonner, Newport ....... 11 !!cl'shears, W.Brown ... ll Stllphln, Mason .......... 10 Mcintosh, RogrBcn ... 11 DeBord. Indian Hill ..... 11 Schaffer, Deer Park ...9 Schaefer, RogrBcn .... 11 ~lley, Fenwick ......... 11 Cooper,Purcell .......... 12 White, WlntonWds ..• 12 Fclust, Norwood ......... 10 Rabiner, Ceo .............. 10 WDde, Sycamore ....... 18 Sautter, N.Adams ..... 11 Hawk. HiRsboro .......... 10 Posgay, Amefia __________ 10 Flick, Boone County .. 15

184 18.4 220 18.3 201 18.3 199 18.0 198 18.0 211 17.6 176 17.6 159 17.6 280 17.5 189 17.1 188 17.1 171 17.1 154 17.1 170 17.0 219 16.8 184 16.7 151 16.7 183 16.6 182 16.5 165 )6.5 180 16.4 177 16.1 144 16.0 175 15.9 175 . 15.9 190 15.8 189 15.8 157 15.7 157 15.7 157 15.7 172 15.6 156 15.6 156 15.6 232 15.5

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Hiisan. Middletown ... 11 Meece, East Centro! 11 Sheehy, McNicholas ...6 Maley, Ryle ................ 13 Freeman, Ross ....•...... 12 Lawson, MdtwnMadill Gardner. Fnnytwn .... 10 Br;yont, Flnnevtown ....9

168 168 92 198 183 168 152 137

15.3 15.3 15.3 15.2 15.2 15.2 15.2 15.2

221 162 133 161 174 160 159 145 145 159 146 143 197 113 140

14.7 14.7 14.7 14.6 14.5 14.5 14.5 14.5 14.5 14.4 14.3 14.3 14.1 14.1 14.0

•Field goal percentage FGA

43 74 '11 99 52 121 65 62 35 lOB 113 48 40 119 59 28 69 33 33 196 127

Pd. 81.4 71.6 70.3 67.7 67.3 67.0 66.2 66.0 66.0 65.7 65.5 65.0 65.0 64.7 64.4 64.3 63.8 63.6 63.6 63.3 63.0

83.0 82.0 82.0 81.8 81.2 81.1 81.0 80.9 80.8 80.6 80.0 80.0 80.0 80.0 80.0 80.0 79.2 79.0 79.0 79.0 78.3 78.3 78.3 78.2 78.1 78.0 78.0

lOS 51 95 162 94 31 28 117 176 93 95 90 30 144 39 32 120 24 122 98 79 155 112 107 29 114 54 96

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Mllfroclo,SCott ...•..... 15 SChlensker, Madeira 11 ~~.Georgetown ....9 A. Peek. Woodward .11 Beam, Waynesvme ... 12 Larl<ln. Hughes ........... 11 Pettyjohn, Oak HiOs .. 11 Merchant, Lebanon .. 10 Sipple, Williamsburg .10 Greene, Newport ...... 11 -ol-funter, Wifh!-0\'11' . .:.-..... 11 Robinson. WlntfiHs ..... 10 N)'llson, Lloyd .............. 14 ljeach, Deer Park .......8 1~wee1, Finneytown ... JO

fllayer, School FGM KoRman, Lebanon ..... .35 Harper, N. Adams .....53 l!awless. LakotaW ....26 · 5autter, N. Adams ....67 tAiexander, Badin ...... .35 Ruther, Harrison ........81 Baln. Elder ..................43 ~ackson, M_id.Mad ..•..41 ;thomPSon, Fnnytwn .23 Meece, E.central ......71 ()gietree, WntnWds ..74 Gradel, waynesville ..31 Sparks, 1\!iflford ..........26 Bonner, Newport ....... 77 Houpe, Ross ................38 f"elbers, Colerain ...... 18 ;Ward, Fairfield ..........44 ~ugarrnan, SvnHIIs .... 21 HouHon, Sycamore ...21 'McMonigle, NwRch. 124 ~ramer, St. Bernard .80

29 63.0 • Link, Bathe~ Tate .......24 34 63.0 McNabb, Ryle ............28 33 62.3 Cunnlnghann. Bth~ T.... 27 11 61.7 Currin, Moeller .............9 16 61.7 Skidmore, Mi~ord ..... 13 '11 61.0 Harfiey, New Rich..... 30 21 61.0 Spears,Landmark .... 17 Fields, Madeira .......... 38 47 60.7 Bowling, Hamilton ..... 21 26 60.4 31 60.2 Morris, HamHton ....... 25 30 60.0 Gordner, Fnnytwn .... 24 Todd, East central ....20 25 60.0 While, Lakota East ... 20 25 60.0 wnson. Bellevue ......... 16 20 59.0 15 59.0 Sparks, Milford .......... 12 10 59.0 Walker, Wlnln'Wds .....8 48 58.3 Mcintosh, RgrBcn ..... 38 Eslerkamp, La Salle .61 77 58.3 53 58.2 Cooper, Purcell .......... 42 Minogue, Fenwick ..... 11 14 58.2 69 58.2 Snodgrass, E. Centri .. S4 Abner, New Rich....... 18 _ 23 58.1 23 58.0 Riddell, Anderson ...... 18 55 58.0 Moyer, Lakota East.43 Radtke, St. Bernard .. 25 32 58.0 23 57.9 GosneU, Ryle ............... 18 18 57.4 Smith, New Miami .... 14 57.3 77 57.1 28 57.1 141 57.0 Rebounds 107 57.0 G Reb 104 57.0 Player, SChool 186 Ogletree, WntnWds .. 12 98 57.0 McMonigle, Nw Rich. 11 157 135 Ru1her, Harrison 11 Three-point percent- Hunter, Withrow ....... 11 133 Boshears, W.Brown ... 11 124 age 165 Wison, Bellevue ......... 15 Player, School FGM FGA Pet. White, Colerain .......... 10 108 Meiner, Badin ............. 12 19 63.2 115 Land, Roger Bacon ... 11 Sheehy, McNicholas ...6 10 60.0 Bain,Bder ...... 105 10 Robbins, Hughes ..........6 10 60.0 Horace, W. Hil1s ...........9 92 Schaefer, RgrBcfl ..... .35 61 57.4 Holmes, Woodward .. J J 111 Hasan, Middletown .. .34 60 56.7 Wilson, Lloyd .............. 14 136 Niesen. Roger Bacon 11 20 55.0 McNeal, w. HiBs ..........9 86 Merchant Lebanon ..16 30 53.3 Larkin, Hughs ............. 11 103 Lakes, Roger Bacon .34 65 52.3 Slauter, Northwes1 .... 10 93 Helmers, Badin .......... 23 44 52.3 Moyer, Lakota East .11 100 Heitkamp, Cov. Cafh. 40 79 50.6 Jackson, Madison .......9 81 Hiltz. Cov. Cath...........68 135 50.4 Jackson, PureeD ........ 11 97 Robke, Cov. Calh...... .31 62 50.0 DeBord, Indian Hill ..... 11 97 Pettyjohn, Oak HillS .. 20 40 50.0 Bonner, Newport ....... 1J 96 Foster. w. Brown ...... 18 36 50.0 A. Peek, Woodward .11 95 VonLehmann,Cv.Cth.. 9 18 50.0 Bryant, NCH ............... 11 93 Matracia, SCott ........... 9 18 50.0 Massengil~ W. Brwn .. l1 93 Johnson, New Miami ..s 10 50.0 Bezold, BlshPBrs ......... l4 29 48.2 Assists Fox, Western Hills .....29 60 48.0 Dreyer, McNicholas .16 33 48.0 Player, School ASI G Morgan, Amelia ......... 11 23 48.0 Story, western Hills .... 7 65 Maxweii,LakotaW .. 18 39 46.2 Hartley, NwRich........ 11 98 Allen, Colerain ............ 12 26 46.2 Monserez, Moeller .... 13 108 Ingram, Little Miami .23 50 46.0 McQueary, Goshen .. 10 75 Smith, New Miami .... 12 26 46.0 Walker, Indian Hill ...... lO 68 Cooper, Bethe~Tate ...6 13 46.0 Cooper, Indian Hill ....... .7 47 46.0 Luti, Ryle .................... 12 73 45.6 Bosse, Ross ................. 12 72 45.5 Young. Georgetown .10 Kirchgassner, E.011.....5 11 60 Walker, Indian Hill ...... l3 29 44.8 Sweet, Finney!own ... 10 58 Sprafka,SevenHiDs .. 16 36 44.4 Potter. Woodward .... 11 63 Greene, Newport ....... .8 18 44.4 Snodgrass, E.centrl ... 11 62 Dunn, Lakota West ...41 94 43.6 59 Mason,N.Adams ....... 11 Rooks, Moeller .•.........25 58 43.1 58 Foster, W. Brown ...... 11 53 Lange, ceo ······-·-··--·•o 52 Sugarman, SvnHRs .... 10 56 Elrod. Harrison .......... 11 Free throw percentage Smith. 51 Walnut Hms .... 10 P\lckett, Bethel-Tate-..9 - 46 55 Lakes. Roger Bacon .11 Player, School . FTM FTA Pd. 59 Bybee, Harrison ......... 12 12 100. Wooten, WntnWds .... 12 49 Mullins, Scott ..............28 30 93.3 Bushelman. St.Brnrd .10 48 Hinman, Colerain ........ 10 Moore, McNicholas .. 14 15 93.0 57 Wiedeman, E01trl ... .25 27 92.6 Jones, Purcel ............. 12 52 Kirchgessner, E.011 ... 11 Mayburry,Ross ........ 12 13 92.3 47 Katz, Indian Hill..._ ..... ll 12 91.7 Caudill, Reading .......... 10 43 Mulcahy, Boone Co...28 31 90.7 Murdock, Marmnt ......9 so Hardin, Walnut HiUs .. 19 21 90.5 Jones. NCH ................. 11 49 Bays, Bellevue ............55 62 88.7 Lawson, Mid. Mad.... 11 Alexander, Badin .......22 25 88.0 Huellemeier, Walton .15 17 88.0 Steals Walker, Taylor ...........21 24 87.5 Player, School G Sll Hutzelman, Lak.W ....54 62 87.1 Young, Georgetown .10 67 N. Woods, Kings .........52 60 86.7 61 Broermann. Badin .....26 30 86.7 Hal, Wyoming ............ 10 69 Meece, E. Central .....25 29 86.2 Bays. Bellevue ............ 15 55 Sheckels, Harrison .... 19 22 86.0 Lange, ceo ................. 10 47 Ayers, Seven HiUs ..... 10 Williams, Lebanon •.... 11 14 85.7 Maderls, w. Hills .........9 38 Purdonn. Sycamore .. 12 14 85.7 Robke, Cov. Cath.......23 27 85.2 Blocks Rooks, Moeller __...... .28 33 84.8 G Blk Wright, Badin ............. 11 13 84.6 Player, School 69 Helmers, Ba~in ..........38 45 84.4 Slauter, Northwesi .... 10 44 Schear, Lebanon ........84 100 84.0 Hunter, Withrow "..... 1J 31 Wooten, Withrow ......26 31 83.8 McCormick, Fenwick .9 32 Brown, Badin ..~ ..........20 24 83.3 Ruther, Harrison ........ 1J 30 Roddy, Elder ............... 10 12 83.3 Land, Roger Bacon ... 1J 29 Young, Georgetown .64 77 83.0 WiQiams, NwMiami ... 1J 28 Flick, Boone County ..39 47 83.0 Boshears, W.Brown ... ll Maley, Ryle ................66 Keels, Hillsboro ..........32 McNeal, W. Hills ........ SS Land, Roger Bacon .100 Broerrnann. Badin .....58 Fularton, McNchls .... 19 Warner, Fnnylwn ...... 17 Mdntosh, RgrBcn .... .71 DeBord, Indian HiD .... .76 Merchant, Lebanon ..56 Dameron, Goshen ..... 57 Hutzel, Moeller ...........54 Kohlhas, Mddltwn ..... 18 Helmers, Badin .......... 85 Miles, Hillsboro ..........23 Grubb, Deer Park ..... 19 Routt, Princeton ........ 70 Stevenson. WtnWds .. 14 Bezold, Bish.Bros ........ 71 Fischer, Moeler ........57 Saunders, Sycmre .....46 Matracio, SCott .........90 Hawk, Hillsboro ..........65 Larkin, Hughes ...........62 Cupilo, McNicholas ... 17 Madden, Boone Co ....66 Parkhouse, Madeira .31 Brown, Badin .............55 vanBenschoten,Mf~ .44 Burge, Kings ............... 16 Foster, W.Brown ......80 Foust, Norwood .........61 SChumacher, Wltn .....59 Bryant, Flnney!own ..56

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Avg. 15.5 14.3 12.3 12.1 11.3 11.0 10.8 10.5 10.5 10.2 10.0 9.7 9.5 9.4 9.3 9.1 9.0 8.8 8.8 8.7 8.6 8.5 8.5

Avg. 9.2 8.9 8.3 7.5 6.8 6.7 6.1 6.0 6.0 5.8 5.7 5.6 5.4 5.3 5.3 5.2 5.1 5.1 5.15.0 4.9 4.9 4.8 4.7 4.7 4.7 4.7 4.5 4.5

Avg. 6.7 6.1 5.6 5.5 4.7 4.2 Avg. 6.9 4.0 3.4 2.9 2.7 2.6 2.5

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:Enquirer coaches polls :Boys basketball !· ''

Division I

Roc Pis

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Moeller (12) ---l:Hl 120 2. Withrow -------·-- 8-3 85 ·•3. Winton Woods··--·--- 11-1 78 , , 4. Aiken ................................../ -1 10 ; , 5. Princeton .. 8-2 49 ,6. western Hills ....................i-3 45 1 .,7. Harrison·······-··-----· liH 33 8. Hamilton ----·········-·-·· 9-3 27 !'9. La Salle ·N--·------·7-4 23 ·110. Hughes ........................- ••7-5 21 Others: Ook Hils 20, St. Xavier 113, Woodward 2. 1•

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Kentucky

Division IHII-IV Roc Pis

1. Roger Bacon ( 11) - - liH 111 2. Badin--·--·-·---·-·· liH 99 3. McNidlolas - - - - · 9-2 68 4. Sprlnjlboro ·---------.. 1~ 62 s. North College Hil (1) ....... 9-2 61 6. Indian Hfll.---·-·-···-· 7-4 42 7. Wyomlnq-...---······7-3 34 8. Ross ...._ .. __.............____ 9-3 33 9. Mariemont ----·--···---8-1 28 10. ·,Seven HiOs ·----·--'-· 8-2 23 others: Purcel Marian 21, Madeira lt Lebanon 11. Tall 7, Georgetown 7, Hillsboro 6, Batavia 6, Eastern Brown 5, Flnneytown 4, ceo 3, New Richmond 3, -Tate 2. Mason 2.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. B. 9. 10.

Rec Pis

H"lghlands (9) ____________ 14-3 90

Simon Kenton .................... 16-3 Ryle -------------...............11-2 Covington Catholic ............ 14-4 Bishop Brossart ____ ....... 12-4 Newport Central Catholic .6-6 SCott ...................................... 7-'1 St. Henry ·--·-·-·········......... 9-8 Holmes ·-·--··--·········-······-5-8 COrrc>befl County ................ 7-4

75 68 55 49 42 39 31 20 12

Othen: Newport 9, Holy Cross 7, Boone county 5, Dfxle Heights 1.

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Boys basketball standings /- 2 q_ q 8 .. CHL League overall w L w L 6 1 9 1 4 5 2 9 5 2 8 3 4 3 6 5 3 4 7 6 3 4 6 6 2 5 5 5 0 7 0 12

Team 'Aarlemont........... ndian Hill........- .... Nyomlng.............. ~eading................. 'Aadeira................ =inneytown. ......... :Jeer Park............. raylor....................

... GCL South

League Overall wL w L 6 1 13 1 3 3 8 5 2 3 9 4 1 6 5 7

Team 'Aoeller.................. it. Xavier........_.,,. ..a Sane.................. older .................- ..

.. GCL North League w L

Team ~oger Bacon..•..... ~am1ton Badin.... 'AcNicholas.......... <ettering Aller.... :ham. Julienne.....

3 2

Overall w L 0 12 1 1 11 1 3 10 3 4 7 6 5 6 6

7 5

~.Marian..........

League Overall w L w L ~amillon............... 9 1 11 3 9 >rinceton.............. 1 10 2 _akota West........ 4 8 6 6 =airfield: ................ 4 8 6 6 :oteraln................. 6 4 6 7 JmaSr ................. 4 7 6 6 'Ailford.................. 7 3 7 5 'Aiddletown. ......... . 3 7 4 10 ..akota East......... 2 8 4 8 iycarnore............. 2 8 3 9 Team

... QCC-AMERICA Team Hills ................

~melia...................

:>len Este.............. rurpln.................... ~nderson.............. Nestern Hills.......

League ·w L 5 4

Team Winton Woods ..... Harrison-.............. Walnut HiHs.......... MI. Healthy.......... Northwest··--·-··

League w L

Overall w L 1 12 2 1 11 6 6 2 3 4 8 .5 2 11 0

3 2 1 0

... QCC-METRO Team Withrow................ Hughes.................. Aiken ..................... Woodward............ Tall........................

League w L 4

2 2 1 1

2 2 3 3

Overall w L 10 3 4 10 8 2 6

7 9

.. MVC Team

Seven HiAs............ No. Coll HilL......... St;Bernard ........... New Miami.......•-.

Cinti. CD ............._ Summit CD........... Landmark ............. CHCA..................... Lockland...............

League Overall w L w L 2 1 10 8 1 9 3 8 4 7 3 9 7 4 7 6 6 3 9 3 4 2 5 8 2 7 3 9 1 9 1 6 0 12 0 8

... SBC-AMERICAN

.. GMC

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Kings..................... .

... QCC-NATIONAL

(lbrough SaturdaY's games)

Overall wL 9 5

2 2 2

1 3 3 3

7 6 6 5

5 6 7 7

Team Hnlsboro................ N. Richmond ......... W.Brown.............. CiermontNE........

League w L ' 6 5 3 0

Overall w L

9 9 7'

4 4

6 11

... SBC-NATIONAL

League w L 2 5 Batavia.................. 4 3 Bethel Tate........... 3 3 Fer.city .................. 2 4 Williamsburg........ 0 7 Team Georgetown.........

.. FAVC Team Springboro............ Mason. .................. Lebanon............._ Ross.......................

League w L 9 7 6 6

2 3 3

Overall w L 3 10 7 6 5

....,

6 5 8 11

Overall w L 0 14 8

10 10

NorwoocL............

Goshen..-··--···· Loveland. ....- ..... . LilfleMiami... ...... Wilmington...........

5 4 3 2 2 2

4 6 6 7 7 8

.. MML Team Dayton Carroll..... Dayton Stebbins.. Fenwick................ Miamisburg.......... Frankfin................. Edgewood............ Talawanda........... Monroe.................

League W L 8 1 5 3 5 5 4

4 4 5

4 ·5 3 6 1 7

• Others Team East CentraL.....

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4 5

9 7

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3 ,11

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9.. ... 6.

9 8

3 6

6!1'17 5 8 5 8

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'Y'v Overall W ·L 11 .'O•J·

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..,:Kentucky -"'.!';)' Team W L Cov. Catholic............................ lsm·>s

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Newport __.......................... 10, ~ Ryle..___........................... 11·0 A Bellevue ..........-....................... 1 10 6 Bishop Brossart...................... 15 . 5 Uoyd.......................................... 7<•j,ll

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Heritage.................................... vrna Madonna..........................

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:soys basketball statistics i-2-Cf·-CfB ,,_ I

17 60.2 Moore, McNicholas .12 11 60.0 Fussnecker, Ripley .....9 Wilson, BeOevue ......... 18 22 60.0 59 60.0 - Fields, Madeira ....... ..48 16 59.9 Purdom, Sycamore .. 13 Snodgrass, ECnlrl......64 79 Cooper, PureeD .......... 47 58 109 Fischer, Moefler ........65 59.6 58 Matracia, Scott ....... 109 184 59.2 Gaskins, SmnKntn ....47 Houpe, Ross ............... .39 66 59.1 26 Boshears, W Brown ...73 123 59.0 Bowling, Hamllfon .... 21 26 97 58.8 Brown, Badin .............. 21 VanBenschtn, Mlfrd .ST 31 97 58.8 Morris, Hamilton ...... 25 Saunders, Sycmre .....57 Riddell, Anderson ...... 20 25 DeBord, Indian Hill .....82 140 58.6 20 Parkhouse, Madeira .34 58 58.6 Cory, Anderson .......... 16 Sparks, Mi~ord ........ .12 15 Cocco, 'Loveland ........24 41 58.5 63 Merchant, Lebanon ..74 127 58.3 Moyer, Lakota East .50 Richardson, Ross ....... 65 82 Wilson, Uoyd ..............89 153 58.2 29 Foster, WBrown ........75 129 58.0 White, Lakota East ... 23 24 149 S1.7 H. White, Colerain ..... 19 Helmers, Badin ..........86 106 Alexander, Lebanon .15 26 S1.7 Shields, Wltn-Vrna .....84 19 Kohlhas, Mddltwn .....23 40 ST.S Minogue, Fenwick ..... 15 Abner, NwRchmnd ... 26 33 Burge, Kings ...............20 35 ST.l ST.O Mcintosh, RgrBcn ..... 44 56 Bezold, BishBros .........85 148 Grubb, Deer Park .....2-1 37 ST.O Coleman, NCH ............ 11 14 Brown, Badin ............. .59 104 56.7 Wooten, Withrow ......29 37 99 J. White, Colerain ..... .56 56.6 WiHiams, Lebanon ..... 18 23 123 56.1 Schaffer, Deer Park .25 Schaefer, RgrBcn ......69 32 41 56.1 Cory, Anderson ..........23 Bouldin, Norwood ...... 18 23 41 56.1 Mack, Fairfield ..........23 Hartley, NwRchmnd .48 62 Esterkamp, La Salle .67 87 Three-point percent- N. Seller, BisBro........58 75 Evans, Hillsboro .........37 48 age Morgan, Amena ......... 23 30 Player, School FGM FGA Pet.· Brock, 9 Norwood ........ .7 Rump, Simon Kenton 23 34 67.6 Sheehy, McNicholas .11 18 61.0 Rebounds Gaskins, SmnKntn .... .20 33 60.6 G Reb 182 59.9 Player, School Haywood, SmnKntn 109 197 21 ST.l Ogletree, WntnWds .. 13 Meiner, Badin ............. 12 182 McMonigle,NwRch •.. 13 14 57.1 J. Stowers, SlmnKntn ..8 Hunter, Withrow ....... 13 156 Burns, Simon Kenton 55 100 55.0 140 76 53.9 Ruther, Harrison ........ 12 Lakes, Roger Bacon .41 147 Boshears, WBrown .... 13 41 53.7 Merchant, Lebanon ..22 176 Schaefer, RgrBcn ......37 69 53.6 WHson, Benevue ......... 16 120 46 50.0 J. While, Colerain ...... 11 Helmers, Badin ..........23 136 22 501! Land, Roger Bacon ... 13 Hines, Ripley ............... 11 126 37 49.0 Bain, Elder ................. 12 Bezold, BishBros ......... 18 227 Larkin, Hughes ........... 13 133 Hasan, Middletown ...38 79 48.1 273 151 Harrison, Princeton ..24 50 48.0 Wilson, Lloyd ..............15 287 90 Niesen, Roger Bacon 11 23 47.8 Myers, Glen Este ........9 Thompson, Ripley ..... 12 112 Sprafka, Seven HHis .. 21 44 47.7 15.9 Cooper, Purcen .......... 13 207 21 47.6 Slauter, Northwest .... 10 98 15.8 Matracia, Scott ......... 10 Schaefer, RogBcn ...... 13 206 123 40 47.5 Holmes, Woodward .13 190 15.8 Johannmn, CVCth ...... 19 Sutphin, Mason ........ 12 19 47.0 A. Peek, Woodward .13 119 Greene, Newport ......14 219 15.6 Cooper, Bethe~ Tate ...9 CUMlngham, Bthrrte ... 7 15 46.7 Doliboa, Springboro .• 14 132 15.6 Washington, Lvlnd .... 12 188 15 46.7 Richardson, Ross ....... 14 125 261 15.4 Hildebrand, SlvrGrv ..... 7 -Matracia, Scott ......... 17 15 46.7 Crew, Seven HiUs ......... 7 Massengil, WBrow .... 13 116 15.4 ·white, wntnWds ...... 13 200 15 46.7 McCormick, Fnwck .. 11 98 1S4 15.4 Moyer, Lakota East •.. 7 .:-srauter, Northwest .... 10 28 46.4 Moyer, Lakota East .12 106 181 15.1 ADen, Colerain ............ 13 -Hawk. Hilsboro .......... 12 63 46.0 DeBord, Indian HiD ..... 13 113 ~Merchant, Lebanon .. 13 195 15.0 Ingram. Utfle Mlaml .29 13 46.0 M. Cohan, Grgtwn .... 13 113 15.Q Hull, Harrison ..............6 Gardner, Fnnytwn .... 12 180 35 451! Pettyjohn, Oak Hifls .. 13 112 15.0 Dreyer, McNicholas .16 Wade, Sycamore ....... l2 180 44.8 Morgan, Amefia ......... 13 29 Jackson, Mddltwn ..... 11 14.9 95 223 Wilson, Uoyd ............. 15 45 44.0 14.8 Foster, WBrwn ......... .20 -:Rick, BooneCo .......... 17 252 45 44.0 Evans, Hnlsboro .........20 Assists 36 44.0 Player, SChool 193 14.8 Burdg, Fenwick ......... 16 Hartley, NwRchmnd .13 G Asf 16 44.0 Hartley, NwRchmnd .13 14.8 Lueking, Fenwick ........ 7 Broermann, Badin ..... 12 177 110 46 43.4 Monserez, Moeller .... 14 14.8 Kuntz, Newport .........20 Rabiner, ceo ............. 11 163 114 23 43.4 Mcqueary, Goshen ... 12 191 14.7 Greene, Newport ...... 10 DeBord, Indian HHI .....13 87 23 43.4 Bosse, Ross ................. 14 Larkin, Hughes .......... 13 191 14.7 B.Stowers, SlmKin ..... lO 84 Meece, East Central 13 190 14.6 Walker, Indian Hm ...... 12 83 14.6 N. Seiter, Bishop Bro. S1 - 134 43.0 Cooper, Indian Hill ........9 Sprafka, Seven HiUs .. 12 175 59 189 14.5 A. Peek, Woodward .13 Young, Georgetown .13 77 Free throw percentage 189 14.5 Hunter, Witlrow •.•.. 13 Potter, Woodward .... 13 77 Lawson, Middletown 13 189 14.5 Elrod, Harrison .......... 12 68 14.5 Player, School FTM FTA Pet. Mason, NAdams ........ 13 Pettyjohn, Oak Hils .. 13 188 73 Sautter, NAdams .... 13 188 \ 14.5 'Bybee, Harrison ......... 12 Snodgrass, ECentral.13 73 12 1.00 14.5 Layman, Batavja ....... 19 Posgay, Amefia .......... 11 160 66 20 95.0 Sweet, Finneytown ... 12 ... 73 ~··~·.(.---··~ - -Mulins; Scott -..;:,:.: ..~.34 -- .• 36 ·-94.4" Foster, WBrown ........ 13 64 Hardin, Walnut Hills ..32 35 91.0 ' Lange, ceo ................ 12 Fiel-d goal percentage -Mulcahy, Lawson, Middletown 13 ·67 BooneCo ....30 90.9 33 ,o-x; Wooten, WntnWds .... 13 63 Player, School FGM FGA Pet. 1 10 90.0 Sugarman, SvnHAs .... 12 61 Kollman, Lebanon .....47 63 74.6 I Lallathin, Lak W ........... 9 69 Lawless, LakW ......_32 39 89.7 Francis, Springboro .. 14 46 69.6 Wiedeman, ECntrl .... .35 64 89.1 Harper, NAdams .......68 98 69.0 Beys, Bellevue ............ 57 18 88.9 Myers, Glen Este ......49 73 68.5 Katz, Indian HiD .......... 16 17 88.2 Ruther, Harrison ........92 136 68.0 Roddy, Elder ............. 15 Steals Rump, SmnKntn ........23 34 88.2 Player, School 34 67.6 Broermam, Badin .....30 Stl G Cornette, St. xavier ..44 24 88.0 Young, Georgetown .13 66 66.7 Sheckels, Harrison .... 21 80 -24 88.0 Walker, Taylor ..........21 Alexander, Badin .......37 56 66.1 Lange, ceo ................ 12 65 86.8· Hutzelman, Lak W ..... 66 76 Sautter, NAdams ......73 111 66.0 Bays, Bellevue ............ 16 69 Thompson, Fnnytwn .25 38 86.8 38 66.0 Meece, ECentral .......33 Ayers, Seven Hills ..... 12 52 Meece, ECntrl ......... 78 120 65.0 Flick, BneCo ................49 86.0 S1 Smith, Walnut HiDs .... 12 51 Sparks, Milford .........26 40 65.0 50 Bcinner, Newport __99 28 861! Thompson, Ripley ..... 12 153 64.7 Hines, Ripley .............. .24 52 Sugarman, SvnHJs .... 27 42 64.3 Rooks, MoeHer ...........30 35 85.7 Johnson, Withrow .... 13 Keels, Hillsboro .........48 77 64.0 Alexander, Badin .......24 28 85.7 Blocks Ogletree, WntnWds ..76 27 85.2 120 633 Robke, Covcath ........23 Player, School Blk G McMonigle, NwRch .144 228 612 63 l_1l 13 84.6 Slauter, Northwest .... 10 Broermann, Badin .....70 631 Wright, Badin ............. 11 49 74 83.8 McCormick, Fnwck .. 11 Houijon, Sycamore ...22 35 62.9 Woods, Kings ............62 52 Ward, Fairf"teld ......... .57 91 62.6 Bonnell, Loveland ......30 - 36 83.3 Hunter, Withrow ..••• 13 40 18 83.3 Land, Roger Bacon .• 13 Bein, Elder ................ .51 82 62.2 Skidmore, Milford ..... 15 36 141 62.4 Horstman, SlvrGrve .85 103 83.0 Ruther, Harrison ........ 12 Mcintosh. RgrBcn .•..88 42 53 83.0 Gibson, Uoyd ............ 15 Jackson, Mddltwn ..... 48 77 621! Helmers, Badin ........44 34 Kramer, St. Bernard .94 1S4 61.0 Young, Georgetown .70 85 82.0 Boshears, W Brown .• 13 43 39 82.0 Matracia, Scott ......... 17 Brown, Middletown .40 66 61.0 Gardner, Fnnytwn ....32 30 33 82.0 Doliboa, Springboro ... 14 Cooper,Be~Tate .14 23 61.0 Cunningham, Bthi·T....27 22 Land, Roger Bacon .114 188 60.6 Link, Bethe~ Tate .......27 33 82.0 Jackson, Mddllwn ..... 11

Leading scorers

:Player, School G 1McMonlg!e.NwRch ... 13 Voung, Grgetwn ........ 13 1 1Bays, Bellevue ............ 16 _ ;Ogletree, Batavia ...... 13 1Sinkovich, Anderson .12 rSnodgrass, ECntra/.... 13 !~Zelman, LakW .•• 14 r d, Roger Bacon ... 13 rMoyer, Lakota East .12 1'rhompson, Ripley .... 12 IHelmers,Bedin .......... 12 1Neff, Goshen ............... 10 'N. Seiter, Bishop Bro. 20 'Foster, WBrown ........ 13 i~uther, Harrison ........ 12 l~etcher,Reading ...... 11 I endricks, Mrmnt .... 10 :Hill, Calvary Oristian 14 SlvrGrve .. 17 1Horstman, ..............13 1Woods,Kings 1rngram, Utfle_Miami .14 Esterkamp, La Sane .12 1 1Kramer, St. Bernard .12 1Shields, Wltn-Vrna ..... 19 1M· Peek, Woodward 13 1Shepherd, Blhi·Tte ....10 Harrison, Princeton .. 11 Duncan, Moeler ........ 14 Mcintosh, Rg'Bcn ..... 13 Lange, ceo ................. 12 Foust, Norwood ......... 13 -CaldwelL McNicholas 13 lBaHey,Fenwlck ......... 13 ,A.yers,SevenHills ..... 12 Newport ,_ .. 14 • outt, Princeton ........ 12 Schaffer, Deer Park .10 Sheehy, McNicholas ...8 Boshears, WBrown .... 13 Jackson, PurceR ........ 12 Moore, NCH...- .......... 12 ~ant, Finneytown .. 11 boa, Springboro ... 14 ~watson, CaChrst ........ 14 Mccarter, SlvrGrve .17 "ttaywood, SmnKntn .. 18

tnner,

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Pfs 338 321 363 275 253 272 291 265 243 242 239 198 395 256 232 212 192 268 314 241 258 221 219 337 231 177 193 244 221 204 219 219 218 201 234 199 166' 133 214 199 198 180 228

Avg. 26.0 24.6 22.7 21.2 21.1 21.0 20.8 20.4 20.2 '20.2 19.9 19.8 19.7 19.7 19.3 19J 19.2 19.1 18.5 18.5 18.4 18.4 18.3 17.7 17.7 17.7 17.5 17.4 17.0 17.0 16.8 16.8 16.8 16.8 16.7 16.6 16.6 16.6 16.5 16.5 16.5 16.4 16.3 16.2 16.1 15.9

Hutzel, Moeller ...........56 Foust, Norwood ........ .86 Hawk, Hnlsboro .........75 FuUerton, McNich .......20 Haywood, SmnKntn 109

93_ 144 125 33 182

82.0 82.0 81.8 81.4 81.2 81.0 81.0 81.0 80.8 80.8 80.6 80.0 80.0 80.0 79.4 79.3 79.3 79.2 79.0 79.0 7U 78.6 78.6 78.3 78.3 78.0 78.0 77.4 771! 77.0 77.0 77.0 77.0 Avg. 15.2 14.0 12.0 11.7 11.3 11.0 10.9 10.5 10.5 10.2 10.1 10.0 9.3 9.8 9.4 9.1 9.4 8.9 8.9 8.9 8.8' 8.7 8.7 8.6 8.6 Avg. 8.5 8.1 7.3 6.0 6.9 6.6 5.9 5.9 5.7 5.6 5.6 5.5 5.4 5.3 5.2; 5.2 5.1 5.0

Avg. 6.1 5.4 4.3 4.3 4.3 4.1 4.0 Avg. 6.3 4.5 4.0 3.1 3.0 2.8 2.6 2.5 2.1 2.0

Boys basketball standings League Overall w L w L 1 12 1 8 2 11 7 4 9 6 3 5 4 7 7 5 7 7 4 5 7 6 3 8 3 6 6 7 9 0 0 14

IJJio GCL South Team Moeller .................. St. Xavier....•......... La Sane.................. Elder......................

League Overall w L w L 1 15 1 8 3 5 8 7 4 10 3 5 1,. 7 6 8

IJJio GCL North Team Roger Bacon. ....... Hamltlon Badin.... McN'ICholas........... Kettering Alter.... Cham.Ju6enne..... Pur, Marian..........

League w L 1 8 2 6 6 3 4 5 7 3 0 9

IJJioGMC

League w L 10 2 2 Princeton.·-·-·--· 10 8 4 Lakota Wes'--·4 8 Fairfield.-..--.... Lima Sr.-.............. 6 6 Colerain................. 6 6 Milford.._........_ ... 7 5 9 Middletown.......... 3 2 10 Lakota East-...... Sycamore............. 2 10 Team

Hamilton......___,_

Overall w L 13 2 12 2 12 3 9 8 7 8 5 10 Overall w L 12 4 11 3 10 6 10 6 9 6 6

7 4 4 2

7 12 11 11

IJJio ace-AMERICA

League Overall w L w L 6 0 11 4 AmeliB - -...... 1 .9 5 5 4 2 7 7 Glen Este....- ..... Turpin..-............... 2 4 6 8 Anderson.............. 2 4 5 10 Team

Oak Hlils ................

IJJio ace-NATIONAL

IJJioCHL Team Mariemont........... Indian HilL..·-·-Wyoming..._ ..._ .._ Reading..._............ Flnneytown.._ ...... Madeira................ Deer Park...... ._.... Taylor...._. ___,

2-" -j8

Western Hills..._...

ITirough Saturday's games)

Team Winton Woods. .... Harrison __ ,__ Walnut Hiils........... MI. Healthy_ Northwest .............

League Overall w L w L 1 5 0 13 1 13 2 3 2 2 6 6 1 4 5 10 ·o 6 3 12

IJJioaCC-METRO Team Withrow··--------Aiken..................... Woodward.........._ Hughes ................... Taft..................---

League Overall w L w L 4 1 10 4 2 2 10 3 2 7 3 8 1 3 5 10 1 3 5 9

IJJioMVC Team SevenHins............. No.eon.Hm........... antt.co................ St. Bernard........... New Miami........... Landmark............. Summit CD........... CHCA..................... Lockland...............

League w L 9 1 9 1 6 3 7 4 6 6 7 3 3 7 2 9 1 8

overall w L 12 2 11 3 11 3 9 5 7 9 4 10 3 10 3 13 1 13

IJJio SBC-AMERICAN League

Team HIDsboro................ N. Richmond......... w. Brown.............. OermontNE........

7 6. 4 0

L 1 1 4 6

Overall wL 11 5 11 4 7 8 0 14

IJJio SBC-NATIONAL Team Georgetown......... Batavia.................. Bethel Tate........... Fetidly_ ............... WiDiamsburg........

League W L 6 3 5 3 3 5 2 5 1 9

IJJioFAVC

League w L 10 0 Lebanon. ............... 7 3 Team Springboro............

Overall W L 11 4 9

8 5 2

6 6

10 13

Overall w L 15 0 11 3

Ross..·-·-·---·-· Mason.----·---·-· Kings.........·-····Norwood............... Goshen...._.....___ Loveland........_._.. Wilmington.... .__. uttteMiami_

7 8 5 4 3 2 2 2

3 2 5 6 7

8 8 8

11 10 6 6 5 4 5 3

4 4 9 9 9

10 11 12

IJJioMML Team Dayton CarrollDayton Stebbins.. Fenwick ........_ .. _ Miamisburg.......... Franknn...._ ......_... Edgewood............. Talawanda.....- .... Monroe........____

League overall w L w L 1 9 6 8 3 9 3 5 4 5 8 6 4 6 7 5 5. 5 4 8 4 5 8 5 9 6 3 3 1 7 1 11

IJJio Others Team East Central......... North Adams....... Midd. Madison.....

IJJio Kentucky Team Cov. catholic.............._, __,.. H'oghlands.......- ..--·-·-· Simon Kenton..·-------· St. Henry................................... Newport ...................---·-· Ryle ............................_ ..__.__ Benevue ..·--·--·-·-··-............. Bishop Brossart ____

Overall w L 11 1 8 5 7 4

L 16 6 18 3 18 5 15 10 10 7 12 6 10 7 ·16 5 9 8 Uoyd....................- - - - · 7 Newport cc...........--....,.-·--· 11 Grant County--·---.. ·-- 11 . 10 Holmes. ......_ .._______ 8 9 6 Ludlow......................-·---·· 10 9 6 Dayton............................- ........ 7 10 Conner - ....·-·--·----Walton ..... Verona... _____ 7 14 4 15 snver Grove .........·---·-Scott......................._ ................ 11 10 Boone County..,...._._ .......... 8 11 Dixie Heights. _ _ _ _ 8 11 4 13 Beechwood....... - ........---· 5 11 Heritage ................----·-·--.. 6 15 vma Madonna..-------·

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Boys_ basketball statistics

, L:eading scorers

Player, School G PI$ . McMonlgle,NRch....... 15 381 Y0111g, Georgetown .15 370 H<11. Wycmfng -·----14 314 Ogletree,Batavlo ..-15 324 ' · Hulteman, ~akW ,_16 337 ~, Sinkovich, Anderson .14 296 • Snodgra$5. ECentral .. 15 314 '·,Neff, Goshen ·-----·.12 · 247 Hendricks, Mrmnt _ 13 · 260 N.s.tte<,BshBr• ........ 2i 419 Smith, Highlands ........20 395 Moyer, ~ota East.15 297 5rlUrlock.Aiken __.12 228 lal1d, Roger Bacon :.15 288 Foster,WBrown __.15 286 Mcintosh, Rgl!cn __.15 283. Eslerkomp,~aSole .15 279 Helmers, Badin --14 261 Rulher, Harrison ........15 278 McMilian,-Alken ;...... 10 185 , -Reicher, Reading ......14 257 ~y. McNlcholas .10 184 Krorner,SI.Bernord.14 254 Woods, Kings - - 1 5 271 • lngrom.UttieMlamL15 267 ~.CCD--1• 249 M. Peek, Wdwrd ._15 266 Jobnson,NwMm1... .... 15 264 Sh!eldS. Wlll>-Vma ·-21 368

watson. calvary ........ 17 Hilt C5vary .._ .... 17 · Duncan. Moeler ....~.. 16 Ayers,SevenHils ..... 14 I • Sutphin. Mason _14 I Moore,NCH--14 Posgay, Amelia ---.10 , · Harrison, Princeton .. 13 II ,. Ca{dwei,McNich _15 F.o!Jlt..Norwood ___ .]5 j Shephard. Bthi-Tt ...... 13 j _ C00per,Prc1Mm ....... 15

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Boshears, W8rOwn-15

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Coliboa, Springboro ... 15 Schaefer, RgBcn ____ 15 Hartley, NwRch ·.....-.15 Jackson, PrdMrn-14 Wade, Sycamore __ 14 Schaffer, Deer Park .13 White, WnlnWd$ __.14 RO!Jit, Princeton ....-.14 Bryant, F!Meylown .. 13 Haywood, SlmKntn ..20

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Avg. 25.4 24.6 22.4 21.6 21.1 "21.1 , 20.9 · 20.6 20.0 19.9 19.8 19.8 19.0 19.2 19.1 18.9 18.6 18.6 18.5 18.5 18.4 18.4 18.1 18.1 17.8 17.8 17] · 17.6 17.5

m" 296

17.5 17.4 277_ 17.3 242 1 17.3 237 16.9 16.4 229 160 16.0 225 17.3 17.0 256 255 17.0 218 16.8 15.9 239 238 15.9 238 15.9 238 15.9 238 15.9 15.8 222 221 15.8 205 15.8 219 • 15.6 15.6 ~218 15.6 '204 311 15.5

CtJrrin, Moeler ...........27 Houlton, Sycamore ...24 · Fulerlon, MeNch - ....20 Broermam, Badin .....79 Houp, RO$$ ..................41 Matracla, Scott ....... 109 Ward, Fairfield ..........61 Kohlllas, Mddle ..........29 Glb$01\ Uoyd ..............39 Bowars. werown-.80 Ascher, Moeler ........73 Meibers, Colerain ..... .20 Merchant, ~ebanon ..79 Smith, Highlands --145 Hudson,Sycomore .... 18 Not Holmes ................94 Mas sengi~ WBrw .......79 Keels, HillsbQro ..........52 Thompson, Fnytwn ...28 Holmes, Woodward ..62 Parkhouse, Mdra ......34 Maley, Ryle ................81 Spears, Hughes .......... 12 Bezold, BsBn ..............88 Foster, WBrown -·.83 Larkin, Hughes ......... .81 Bryant, Flmeytown ..79 Kaufman, Milford ......25 Tortcne, ceo ............. 21 AJ1lnghaUs, CvCih .....22 VanBei1$Cholen,Mil ...63 Madden,BneCo ..- ..BS Saunden, Syanre ,_.64 Mack, Fairfield ...- ....23 McMillian. Aiken _ ... .72 Grubb. Deer Park .... .29 ~enzen, Hghlnds ... 119 Smith, LbrgFrL .. - ... .25 Steven$0f\WinWdS .. 15

45 40 33 133 69 184 103 49 66 135 124 34 135

249 31 162 137 90 48 107 59 142 21 155 146 142 138 44 37

39 112 157 114 41 129 52 214 45 27

60.0

PC!. 66.6 56.6 55.5 55.3 53.6 51.1 51.0 50.0

so.o

50.0 50.0

261 261 215 154 •

15.4 15.4 15.4 15.4

ltl

Hunter, Withrow --14

Ruther, Harrison ........ 15 Nol. Holmes ................ 17 Boshear•, WBrown .... 15 Weber, Peebles ......... 14 lal1d, Roger Bacon ... 15 J. White, Colerain ...... 13 Wilson, Uoyd .............. 17 Holmes, Woodward .. 15 Bein, Elder .................. 14 Lorkln, Hughes ........... 14 Slauter, Northwe$1 .... 10 Plelfer, EBrown ·--15 Doliboa. Sprll19bor0 ... 15 A. Peek, Woodward .15 Myers, Glen Este ...... 11 MassenQll. WBrow ..... 15 Jack>on, MdMad ....... 13 Tubbs, Northwe•t ..... 12

II 11

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lI ·'

II •

·°

FT"

33 22 93 31 92 50 21 84

49 110 86 78 38 76 28 74 37 23 23

111 70 58 51

85.0 84.2 84.0 83.6 83.3 82.3

82.1. 82.0 81.8 81.8 81.8

80.6 80.4 80.0 80.0 79.8 79.6 79.1 79.1 79.0 79.0 78.9 78.6 78.4 78.3 78.3 78.3 78.0 78.0 78.0 78.0 78.0

I I

Rebounds G Player, School Ogletree, WntnWds .. 14 McMonigle, NwRch ... 15 McMillian, All<en ___ 10

Helmers, Bedln ..........25 51 49.0 Harrison, Princeton ..28 58 48.3 Solovaara,Wimntn ... 14 .29 48.0 Schaefer, Rgrl!cn __.39 47.6 82 Matratia. Scott ___.. 10 21 47.6 21 47.6 ~~~!i-;;ard.~ : Von~ehman,C'ICih .. 10 59 47.4 ( ! Greel\0, Newport ...... 17 359 15.2 K"ntz. Newport .:.......28 38 47.0 Halns,LsbrgFrfie_.... 16 • 242 15.1 Bezold,BsBn .............. 18 38 47.0 Assists Merchani,Lebanon .. 14 212' 15.1 Smith,NewM!aml .... 18 88 46.6 Player, School j Broermam, Badin ..... 14 209 14.9 Hasan, Mlddetown ...41 .. Pleffer, EBrown ____ 15 m 14.8 Helms. Scott ...............20 44 45.5 Monserez. Moeller .... 16G 22 45.5 Hartley, NwRch _ ..... 15 Rabiner. ceo ---11 163 14.8 Cooper, Milford --.... 10 33 45.4 Wall<er, Indian HiU ...... 14 , Pettyjohn, oak Hils .. 14 206 14.7 Morgan. Amelia ......... 15 53 45.0 McQueary, Go>hen .. 14 , Co!<oM~-16 . m 14.5 Foster,WBrown ........ 24 35 45.0 Freeman, Aiken .....-13 Gardner,Fnytwn ...... 14 203 14.5 Dreyer,McNicholos .16 20 45.0 Cooper, Indian HiD ...... 11 ' .J·. White, Colerain ...... 13 , 188 14.5 Slaughter. Aiken ..........9 105 44.8 . Ogden. Peebles .......... 14 1 • .$ii!QI~Yflillarruburg .12 203 14.5 Snodra$5. ECntral ._.47 85 44.7 Bosse, Ross ................. 15 !!fj({wport ....... 16 231 14A SUtphin, Mason ..........38 67 44.7 Young. Georgetown .15 • Grglwn ...... 14. m 14.4 lngram,UttleMlaml.30 ~ Seven Hils .. 14 201 14.4 Owens, Hughes __.. 17 38 44.7 Potter, Woodward .... 15 HigNands .21 301 14.3 Robinson, Peeble• ..... 15 34 44.1 Mason, NAdarns ........ 14 •16 44.0 . Foster, WBrown ........ 15 ~Jt~Bord,lndlanHlll ..... 15 215 14.3 eunn;ng,am.elhl..........7 h-~ , Arf"},!llill>. CvCih ...:..22 . 313 • 14.2 • " N. Seiter. BI•Brs : ...:::..60 ' 139 43.0 Snodgras>, ECnlrt....... 15 . Arrasmith, Cov Cath 42 98 42.9 Elrod, Harrison .......... 15 1 59 42.4 ~wson. Medlson ...... 15 Ha~w~ Hilsboro ·---·15 213 14.2 Duncan, Moeller ·--·.25 102 42.2 Sugarman, SvnHls _14 . ld goaI perc en t age . Mullns, Scott F1_e 1 stone, Princeton ·---·8 19 42.1 Sweet, FtMeytown ... 14 I 'Player,Schoot FGM FGA· Pd. Doon,~otaWe•t...56 133. 42.1.., ~ge,Ceo:................ 14 . 57';. 42.1' Murdock. Mrrnnt .: .... 13 Kctlman, ~eoilllOII ..-49 69 11.0 Herold, Highlands -..24 . 62 42.0 • • Harper, NAdarns .......69 1100 69.o Evans, Hillsboro .........26 Burns, Noroowd ·•w•w-15 31 42.0 McGraw, Scott .......... 21 Herald, Newport ..- ..28 • 41 68.2 Rogers, Gown .........13 31 42.0 Bushelman, St.Brnrd .14 • Ruther. Harrl$011 ...... 112 164 68.0 COOper, Bethel-Tate .13 19 42.0 Jones, NCH ................. 14 Cocnette,SI.Xovler ..50 74 67.6 Hllff,Harriscn ..............8 . lawless, LakW _...JS 52 67.3 Smith, Walnut Hils .... 12 66 wenzen, Highlands .21 sautter,NAdm5_...J6 m Free throw percentage 1 Myers, Glen E•te -.56 85 65.8 Fronds. Springboro .. 15 , Alexander, Badtl __ 47 64 ' 65.6 · Puckelf, Bethenate 13 MtMonlgle, NwRch .162 253 64.0 Player, School .. FTM Pet. Wooten, WntnWds .... 14 Ba!n, Bder --·-------..60 94 63.8 ~yman, Batavia ..C...19 ~ ~r '~~a~~ft~~Steals Sugarman, SvnHD -.30 47 63.8 Andrews, Anderson .. 13 Bonner, Newport ...:.104 164 63.4 Mulins, Scott .....::...... .46 ~50 •. · 92.0 .,, Player, School' G Ogletree, wntnWds ..79 • 125 63.2 ~allathln.~otaw ... 11 12 91.7 Lange, ceo ................. 14 Mcintosh. RgrBcn ... 111 m 62.7 Mulcahy, BneCo __.30 33 90.9 Young. Georgetown .15 • Hu,tze~Moeller ...........69 111 62.2 Kremln, Peellles ....... .28 31 90.3 Hat Wyoming ............ 14 Brown. Mc!Mad ..._ ..49 79 62.0 20 90.0 Ayers, Seven Hilb ..... 14 Hil-..--18 Haw~HilsbQro .... _ ..89 147 61.0 Katz.lndlan 28 89.3 Ogletree, Batavia ...... 15 Hardin, Walnut Hill$ •.25 Warner, Fnytwn ........22 36 61.0 Broerman, Badin __,40 45 88.9 Jolnson. Wfthrow ..... 14 Kramer, St.Brnrd ....106 1 175 60.6 Sheckles, Harrison ....23 26 88.0 Meece, ECentral .......82 ' 136 60.3 Fay, Villa Madonna ... 14 Blocks 16 88.0 J. White, Colerain .. ...JO 116 60.3 fMzelman, UkW .14 88 87.1. Player, School G L.lll1d. Roger Bacon .123 205 60.0 HtJeleme!er, WVma .20 101 23 87.0 Slauter, Northwest .... 10 Wijson; Uoyd ----105 175 60.0 FUck, BneCo ................53 61 86.9 Willmas, NwMmi ...... 15 F911sl, Norwood _101 167 60.0 Meece, ECentral .......38 44 86.4 Holmes. Woodward .. 15 DeBord, Indian Hil .....93 ISS 60.0 Wall<er, Taylor ....- ....25 29 86.2 Hunter, Withrow --14 JaCkson, Mic!Mad .....55 92 . 60.0 Wiedeman, ECntrt ._:» 43 86.0 Ruther, Harrison ........ 15 Sparks, Milford ..........30 50 • 60.0 Bybee, Harrison __....12 14 86.0 Gibson, Uoyd .............. 17 co,cco. ~·eland -....11 45 60.0 Robb, Cov Calh ---·.23 27 85.2 lal1d, RgrBcn ............. 15 WUson,UOyd ____ 17 'Matracla,Scott ___ 17 Lorkln. Hughes ....- .... 14 Slauter, Northwest _10

47 38 2S S5 36 17 28. 29

Wlmzie, Holmes .........36 Alexander, Badin ... -27 Robinson, Peeble• ,.... 18 Young. Georgetown .76 Morris, Ham!Hon ....... 25 Woods, Ki1195 ....- ..... 74 58.0 Wede, Sycamore .......40 58.0 58.0 . Mooie, McNichol•• .. 17 58.0 Snodgrass, ECntral-67 57.9 McNabb, Ryle ............ 39 57.6 Maley, Ryl& ................87 Richardson, Ross .......68 57.1 Sheehy, McNicholas .62 57.1 57.0 CUMingham, Bethel_30 57.0 Mcintosh, RgrBcn .....60 57.0 Todd, East Central -22 57.0 Duncan. Moeller ........58 56.8 Woolen, Withrow ......29 56.8 Wiliams, ~ebanon ..... 18 56.4 tory, Anderson .......... 18 56.2 Shield•, WlnVrna .......87 Cooper, PrdMrn ..... ..55 56.1 Evans. Hillsboro .........45 56.1 Llnk. Bethel-Tate ....... 40 56.1 BoWlin, Noroowd ......21 S5.B 55.8 55.6 55.6 55.6

Three-point percentage Player, School FGM FGA Ga>klns, SmnKnln .... .24 36 Washncck, SmnKntn 30 53 B. Stowers, SmKntn .. 15 27 Merchant, ~ebanon ..26 47 Nle.., Roger Bacon 15 28 ~es, Roger Bacon .47 92 ~y' McNichola• .14 27 Blankenship, Wlmnln.26 52 Sprafka, Seven Hills ..25. 50 Meiner, Badin ____ .. 13 26 Hiltz. Cov Cath ----~....9 18

Gardner, Fnnytwn ....40 Rooks, Moeller ......._32 Sklamore, Milford .....21 Helmers, Bedln ---46 Bonnell, ~veland ......30 Slaughter, Aiken ........ 14 Bowling. Hamllton .....23 Madden, BneCo .........24

60.0

60.0 59.4 59.4 59.2 59.2 59.2 59.1 59.0 58.9 58.8 58.5 58.2 58.1

Reb 214 202 124 161 167 187 165 151 156 135 171.

152 141 140 97 144 142 142 104 138 119 111 Ast

135 122 95 100 89 71 88

91 90 90

83 82 81 78

72 72 71 66 74 101

68 68 59 101 71 62 65

Avg. 15.3 13.5 12.4 11.5., 11.1 11.0 ·; 11.0

~~!

10.4 I 10.1 10.1 10.1 1o.o I 9.7 i

9.6! 9.5

9.4 ·, 9.4 9.2 9.2 • 9.2 Avg. 8.4 8.1 ' 7.3 7.1 6.8 6.5 . 6.2 6.1 6.0 6.0 5.9

5.5 Sk

5.2 5.1, 5.1 5.1 5.1 5.1 5.0 4.9 4.9 4.9 4.9

4.8 4J

4.7 4.6

Sfl

Avg. 82 • 5.9 88 5.B 76 5.4 60 4.3 60 4.0 57 4.0

111<

Avg. ]

62 57 45

4.1 4.0 lO 2.7 2.7

I I

· Enquirer Coaches Polls 10.

Boys • ~ . Division I

'. · Rec Pis t. Moe8erl10) .._____ 15-1 118 L Aiken. 10.3 97 3.., WinlonWood>(2l-1J.1 '90 4.. Withrow 1D-4 80 5. Princeton---·-----· 11-3 64 6.'1' ~· Salle .........________ 10.5 44 Ook Hils ..... _ _ _ _ 11-4 44. 8.' HIIITiscn 13-2 39 8.'. Hamillon ..........---12-4 · 39

St. Xavier _ _.......... 8-7

Others: Ukota West 8, Hughes 8, Woodward 7, Amelia 3, Mason 1.

Division 11-111-IV

1. 2. l 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Rec Roger Bacon !10) ........... 13-2 Ba<in ( 1) · - - - - - · 12-2 Mc:NJc:holas ___: ........ 12-3 Springboro - - - - -.... 15-0 Norlh~Hil ............ ll-3 Mariemont----· 12-1 SevenHiis-...-._.12-2 lndlanHJII _ _ _ _ tl-4

Pts 153 147 117 102

72 56 4541

9. 10.

Ross-........................... 11-4 30 PurceiMarlan ............ :... s-10· 17 Others; New Richmond 15, Toft 10, Wyoming 8, Mason 7, Lebanon 6, Hillsboro 5, ceo s, Madeira 4, ~veland 2, St. Bernord 1, Anneytown 1.

Kentucky

Rec Pis 1. Highlands (9) ..................... 18-l 90 2. Simon Kenton-·---·---- 18-5 78 3. Covington Catholic ............ 1~ 62 4. Ryle .......- ...............----·12-6 56 5. Bishop Brossart ................ 11>-S 46 6. Scott ---·-·----1 1-10 43

7. 8. 9. 10.

St. Henry ..............- ...- 15-10 38 NewporiCC------11-1 32 Holmes ...................--&-9 24 Newport ............................. 10.7 9 Others: Campbell COIIIty 8, Boone County 5, Uoyd 3.

Girls

82 70 61 49 43 34 23

Others: Milford 10, Turpin 1, McAIAey 1.

Division I

1. 2. l

Mercy------ 11-4 Ml. Netre Dame - - · 10.5 Sycamore 11-4 7. Hughes --·--.--10.3 8. GlenEste _ _ _ _.. 14-2 9. Ukolo We•t - · - - -.. 1~ 10. Harrlson _ _ _ _ 13-3 4.

RIC Meson (13) · - - - 1~ Oak Hils·--·-·'-·--- 16-0 Princeton ...._ _ _ 15-1

Pis 130 116 94

Rec PI$

Badin (10) - - - - 14-2 108

Taylor!ll---15-1

wyoming .......................... 13-2 St. Ursula .......................... 1~ OiCA _____.......... 1S.1 Roger Bacon ------1D-1 Ullle"Mlarnl .................-.12-4 Madeira .....:..------12-4 Georgelown.-.--... 1:1-4 McNicholas ...- ............... 5-11

88 74 39 36 36 33 26 13

Others: SUmmit 8, Eastern Brown

Division 11-111-IV 1. 2.

2. . 4. 5.• 6. 6. 8. 9. 10.

6, Go$hen 5, Indian Hil4, Bethel-Tate 4, SUnmlt 3; Waynesvilo 3, Felldty 3, MUiord 1, Reeding 1, Fenwick 1, Ceo 1.

·•

Girls gymnastics ,..._ VAULT POLL - 1. Snyder (Sycamore) -·--·-...... 8.90 1. Sycamor•------140.575 2. Ganote !Sycamore) ............_. 8.80 2.• Turpin .. 133.45 l Autry !Turpin) --·····-........... 8.60 3.' Anderson _ _; .................. 132.85 3. Yl.<ld !Anderson) ............. _ ...... 8.60 5. Adkins !Anderson)--·-·-.... 8.50 ' 4...ceo ----·--·-··-·-·----·'- 116.50 5. White (Sycanwel .................... 8.50 s, Ukota West 112.85 7. Farr !Sycamore)---·--- 8.45 '~! Ukola East _ _ _ _ _ 112.40 7. Bradford (Sycamore) .............. 8.45 !Turpin)·---·----·- 8.45 7': Seven Hils ____............ 102.85 10.7. Dietz Phelps !Turpin)---·-·-·- 8.40 10. Krause !Turpin)·-·---..·--·- 8.40

UNEVEN BARS BALANCE BEAM . 1. Farr (Sycamore) ...................... 9.30 1. Ganote !Sycamore) ·---·- 9.15 2. Snyder 1sycamore l _ _ ..:. 9.075 2. Bredford !Sycamore) · - - 9.225 l White !Sycamore)···---....- 8.90 • 2. Ganote (Sycamore) ·----- 9.225 4. Autry (Turpin) ............._. ____ 8.10 4. Autry(Turpin) _ _ _ _ 9,125. 5. Peirano !Anderson) .................. 8.65 5. White (Sycamore)---- 9.05 6. Adkins (Ander$0n) ................... 8.55 6. Adkins (Andersen) _ _ _ 9.025 7. Snyder !Sycamore) _ _ _ 9.00 6. U8 !Turpin) .....·--·-··--- 8.55 8. Farr (Sycamore) ...................... 8.50 a. Dietz (Turpin) ...___ ....!..,.!._ 8.50 • 8. Yl.<ld !Anderson) .............·--· 8.50 9. Engelhardt (Turpin) - - 8.35 8. ~ey (Anderson) .. --·-·-··- 8.50 10. L.uGnaM (Anderson)-- 8.325 8. Yokel !Ceol ...............!.......;..._ 8.50

1. 2. 3. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

ALL AROUND Ganote !Sycamore!_.-· 35.975 Adkins !Anderson)---· 35.175 White !Sycanwel -·----.. 34.900 Snyder (Sycamore)--·-- 34.900 Autry (Turpin) ....- ................ 34.B2S Farr (Sycamore)---------- 34.625 Bradford!Sytamorel.--- 34.125 l.uctnaM (Anderson) --~ 34.175 Engellardt (Turpin) - - 32.550 Yokel !Ceo)·-----·- 32.500

1. 2. 2. 4.

6. 7. 7. 7. 10.

. FLOOR LudmaM !Anderson) ----- 9.30 Ganote (Sycanwel .........--. 9.15 Adkins !Anderson),_............... 9.15 Phelps (Turpin) .......................... 9.00 Yund !Anderson) --·-· .... - ..... S.BO Farr !Sycamore) ...................... 8.75 Snyder !Sycamore)--····-- 8.70 Bradford (Sycamore)--- 8.70 A!/trv (Turpin) .................... - .... 8.70 White (Sycamore) .................. 8.675

Boys basketball statistics Leading- scorers Player, Scllool G Young, Georgetown - - - · - · - 7 McMonigle, NRdvnnd.....- •.•••- 7 Neff, Goshen ........·-········-·--·4 ThOmpson, Ripley .•.••.•.••••.•---6 Land, Roger Bacon _ _ _ _ a Foster, w. Brown .......---··-·-·..8 Snodgrass, East Cenlral-...........8 Helmers, Badin ...................- ...- ....8 Woods, Kings ....................... --...6 Bays, Benevue .......................... --.10 Hutzelman, Lakota West _..........a R. Ogletree, Batavia ······----J Sinkovich, Anderson -·····-·····..J Washington. SUnmft......- ........- ....6 Fletcher, Reading .........--....--..-·.6 Horstman, Silver Grove ·----12 N. Seiter, B. Brossart _____ 10 Hendricks, Mariemont ___.._..s M. Peek, Woodward ......................8 Ayers, Seven Hills .............................6 Shields, Watton-Verona ............- ..... 12 Ruther, Harrison ................,___...6 Routt, Princeton _ , ____...6 Duncan, Moeler ....- ....--·-·-·--·..8 Moore, N. College HID ......- ........_,.....7 Robinson. Walnut Hrns ......................5 Rabiner, ceo ....·---..----.--..5 Eslerkamp, La Sale ...- ...____.._9 DeBord,lndlBII Hil ---·---·6 Cole, Mid. Clrislian - - - - · · - 6 Doliboa, Springboro ..........--..........- ..7 Cooper, Pur. Marian ····----7 Jackson. Pur. Marl Btl .................-...7 Ingram, Ullle Miami ..._, _ _ _ J Schear, Waynesville - - - -..-·-..8 Foust, Norwood .........- ......---·-6 Kramer, St. Bernard ·-------...6 SlAughter, Wyoming ....----·---6 Freeman. Ross ..-·--·-····--·--·..8 Lange, ceo .......-... Moyer, Lakota East ......................7 Meece, East central ................ --..8 Wade, Sycamore .... - .........- ....... ....7 White, Winton Woods - - - - - ' T. Cohall, Georgetown ..........._ .........6 Sautter, Ncrlh Adams _.............J Po5!1ay, Amena .......- ..........- ......- ....6 McCarter, Silver Grove ···----12 Sutphin, Mason --··-·····--·-...6 Caldwell, McNicholas ---·-·-6 Boshears, W. Brown ....................- .....8 Beam, WaynesvRe ......_, ___,.......- ..8 Mcintosh, Roger Bacon ........... - •...8

Avo. 27.0 25.7 23.5 23.1 22.0 21.9 20.8 20.8 20.8 20.7 20.5 20.3 20.0 20.0 20.0 19.5 19.4 19.4 19.3 19.3 19.2 19.0 18.8 18.3 11.0 11.0 18.0 17.8 17.8 17.8 17.5 17.5 17.5 17.5 17.4 17.3 17.3 17.2 17.1 17.0 16.9 16.4 16.4 16.3 16.3 16.1 16.1 16.0 15.8 15.7 15.6 15.4 15A

Pis

189 180 94 139 176 175 166 166 125 207 164 142 160 120 120 235 194 97 155 116 230 114 113 146 126 90 90 161 107 107 123

123 123 123 139 104 104 103 137 8S 118 131 115 98 98 129 97 192 95 94 125 123 123

------·--...5

·--··---.'11

-··-·-·-.34 -··----.20

--·---··.....39

:,)

57 82 39 71 3S

38 74 69

15 14 12 22 10 18 17 16 24 31 38 15 29 29

28 45 19 32

Rebounds Avg. 14.0 13.4 13.0 12.8 12.8 11.0 10.9 10.7 10.2 10.1 10.0 10.0 10.0

Reb 84 94 91

51 88 76 107 92 71

----······-----····9

70 60

Assists Avg. 8.6 8.6 8.3 7.8 7.0 6.9 6.2 6.3 6.0 6.0 5.5 5.4 5.4 5.3 5.2 5.1 5.1 5.0 5.0 5.0

Ast 60 52 66 31 28 48

Player, Scltool G Hartley, New Richmond .....................7 McQueary, Goshen .. _ ....................... .6 Monserez. Moeller ..........................J Cooper, Indian Hill ........... - ......... --4 Taylor, Glen Este ........... - ...............4 Hammons, Mid. Chrislian-...- ........7 Luti, WaynesviDe ...............................8 Sugarman. Seven Hrns ••.- ................6 B. Stowers, S. Kenton ····-····· ...... 14

38 8S

Bosse, Ross ....·-·-·-···-·------...8

48 39 43

Young, Georgetown .........---······.7 Snodgrass, East centrai ..- ...........J Jones, N. College Hm ..................... .7 Potier, Woodward ..............................8 Murdock, Mariemont .........................5 Jones, Pur. Marian .............................7 Bushelman. St. Bernard Klrdlgaffner, East cent .............- .....8 Sweet, Flnneytown ...........................7 Smith, Walnlll HiDs ..................- ...--.5 el,2

38 43 26 36 31 40 35 25

---···-....6 Steals

All

Player, SChOOl G Young, Georgetown ...........................7 Lange, Ondnnall CD ···-·----.5 Bays, Bellevue ..............--·----10 Ayers, Seven HIDs ......._.,_...............6 Slnkovlch, Anderson ..........- ..............8 Thompson, Ripley ................................6 Cummings, S!mmlt CD .....................6 el,2 '

Avo. , 6.4 5.2 4.3 4.3 4.0 4.0 4.0

26 43 26 32 24 24

Blocks Player, Scltool

Pet. 90.0 60.0 57.1 56.1 54.8 53.5 53.0 52.9

FGA 10 10 14 41 31 43 30 34

--·--·-··-.23

Pet. 94.1 93.3 93.0 91.7 90.9 90.0 88.9 88.0 88.0 87.5 87.1 86.8 86.7 86.2 86.2 85.7 84.4 84.2 84.0

FTA

Player, SChool G Ogletree, WlntonWds ......................6 McMonigle, NewRich. ...................... .7 Hunter, Withrow ..............- .............. .7 Ruther, Harrison ......._....-".--·-·-"·--' Myers, Glen Este ........_._............4 Boshears, w. Brown ....._ ..- ....--.......8 White, Colerain '""""'""""'""""'"""".7 Wilson, Bellevue ..............----...... __,___,.10 WRson,Uoyd Jackson. Pur. Marian -·-·--·-·-··-.7 Land, Roger Bacon ····-··-····"···J Doliboa, 51>ringboro ...............- ...........7 Thompson, Ripley .................--...........6

Three-point percentage Player, SChool FGM McQueary, Goshen - .. - .............._9 Robbins. Hughes ...............-----6 Niesen. Roger Bacon ·····-··---..8 Haywood, SmnKnln WasMock, 5mnKnln .... _ _ _ l7 Schaefer, Roger Bacon _ _........23 Foster, western Brown ..-·---·16 Hasan. Middletown ·-·--···--.18

52.6 52.2 51.9 51.4

Free-throw percentage FTM Player, SChool Bowling, Hamnton ........ _,•.••.•._ .. 16 Wiedeman. E. Central ....--............... 14 Sheckles, Harrison ............................ 13 Williams, Lebanon ......................... .11 Bays, Benevue ,__ ..............................20 Davis, Indian Hill .................................9 Alexander, Badin ..............................16 Hartley, New Richmond ................... 15 Hines, Ripley ......................................14 Walker, Taylor ..............................--21 While, Winton Woods _ ....- ............11 Woods, Kings __................................33 Robke, CovCoth ................................ 13 Hulzelman, Lakota W ....................25 Broermann, Badin .............._,.........25 Rooks, Moeller ............_ ....- ....- ..24 Gaskins, Simon Kenton ··----·38 Wooten. Withrow .............................. 16 COOper, Pur. Marian ......................... 27

Pet. 76.5 75.0 73.9 71A 70.6 70,3 70.0 70.0 69.0 68.2 68.2 68.0 67.1 67.0 66.2 66.0 65.8 65.0 65.0

L"GA 34 36, 46 28 68 37 43 40 36 44

19 23 52 35

Alen. Colerain ·--·--·----············-----10 Merchant, Lebanon ····-··------12 Lakes, Roger Bacon Helmers, Badin ---..················-···18

Field-goal percentage FGM Player, Sdlool Kollman, Lebanon · - -..--..--26 AleXBIIder, Badin ·-·-......_ .._ .•.27 Harper, North Adams 51>arks, Milford .. Saulter, North Adams - - -••48 Lawless, Lakota West ..--·---26 Baln. Elder ................- .•.•.•• _._.30 Ward. Fairfield ...................................28 Jackson. Mddnwn Mad ·-----.25 Cornelle, St. Xavier ·--·-·······...30 15 Melbers, Colerain FOuSt, Norwood Meece, East Cenlral ...- .................55 Gradel, Waynesvnle ......................26 Kramer, St. Bernard __ ,_ _ _ ;Q Slartsman,Marlemont -··-·23 Hayes, Lakota East ······----25 ·Maley, Ryle .... _ .•.......:•._, __•.48 'Ruther, Harrison ..................,............45

1-8·-jB

ASI

Avg. 4.4 2.3 2.3 2.2 2.0 2.0

31 35 14 31 16 14

Hur)ter, Withrow ....................-.-...... -.7

Burns, Simon Kenton ......----15 Ruther, Harrison -·-.6 Helkamp, CovCoth ··-·-··-·---.. 14 Boshears, w. Brown .......................... ..B Coliboa, Si>ringboro .............................7

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Enquirer coaches poll McN"ICholas ............................. - .............................5-7 26 Purcell Marian .................................. _ ................... 4-3 22 Indian HID ..........................................................._ .. 4-2 14 Mariemont ......................_ ............_ ..,_ ................ s-o 13 8. Ross ..- .......................---·--..........--....._ ..... 7·1 12 ·9. · Deer Park ..................- ...................._ ......_ ........ 4·1 10 9. Seven Hills .........................................._ .................. 5-2 10 Others: St. Bernard 6, Finneytown 6, CCC 3, Hinsboro 2. 4.

Boys

5. 6. 7.

Division I 1.

Rec Pis Moeler (4) .......--..····--·-----......... 8.0 57

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4. Winton Woods ..._ .................................................. 7.0 47 5. Harniijon (1) ....- - - - - - · - - -............_ ..... 6-1 39 6. WeslernHRis ......._ •. _ _..........___...... 3-3 31 7. LaSalle ........ ---·--···..--·-··-.......... 6-3 22 8. Princeton ........_ .........._. ___,....................5-1 19 8. Woodward (1) ._................................................ 4-4 19 10. Hughes ..................._ ..~....................................... s-3 14 Others: St. Xavier 13. Oak Hills 10, Lakota West 2, Taft 1, Harrison 1.

Kentucky Rec Pis 1. Highlands (7) ............................................................ 9·2 70 2. Covington catholic ........................... _ ................. 12·2 64 3. Simon Kenton .......................... - ............................ 12-3 54 4. Scott .............--.........;............:......_,.._., ...................... 6-5 46 5. Ryle ....................- ...._ ......................-............. 7-2 42 5. Bishop Brossart ......................_ ..,___.................. 7-3 42 7. Newport CC ..................... _ ...................................... 3-4 29 8. Sf. Henry ................. _ .•.- ............_,.................. S-8 16 9. Holmes ............................................._.. _,.................. 2-6 11 10. Compbell County................................................ 5-4 9 others: Boone County 4, Dixie Heights 4. Newport 2,

Division 11-111-IV Rec PIS 1. Roger Bacon (3) ·-·--··-···-···--····""'··7-1 48 2. Ham. Badin (2) ·---·-······-·----........... IHJ 37 3. North College HOI_, _________ ,............ 7-2 29

conner 1.

BOYS BASKETBALL STANDINGS LandmarL............,,___ _

(Tirougll saturdaY's games)

.. CHL League nam Mariemont................_....

W L

Overall W L 0

Onli. CD•.- ... - .................. CHCA.-...- ...................... SUmmit co..........:.............

Lockland.._,_....................

5 4 4

I 2

4 3

3 4

3 1

4 5 7

aermont NE..-.....................

Overall W L 0 3 3 3

Team Georgetown.........-........... Bethel Tale••-.................. Batavia...........................-... Williamsburg.... -...............

League W L 3 0 3 0 1 2 1 2

Felidty.......- ...-......... ..........

Deer Park......................,.,_

Indian Hill........................ Flnneytown...................--. Madeira............................. Reading......................._ ..__

1 1

2 2

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... SBC-AMERICAN Team HRsboro: ............................... . N. Rldvnoncl ........................ w. Brown. ............................

League W L

.... GCL North Team Hamlllon Badin......... _ _ Roger Bacon...- ... - ....._.

Olam.Julienne..................- ..

Kettering AHer.........- .......... McNicholas......................... Pur. Marian................._

League W L 2 0 2 0 2

1 0 0

2 2 2

; Overall W L 0 I

2 4 2

.... GMC Team HamiHon..........................-... Prlnceton. ..............--..-··· Lakota West........- COlerain......_ .....- ...._...... Fairfield............................... Llmasr................................. Middletown.............-........ Lakofa East..- .............._ Milford.. ___........... _,_ Sycamore .............-.......

League W L

Overall W L

5 4 3 3 3 2

0 0 2 2 3 3

6 5 5 3

1 .1 3 5

1 1

4 4

2 3

5 5

... QCC-AMERICA Oak Hills.. ___ ..................

League W L 2 0

western Hills.............._,__ Glen Este................................ AMelia.................................. Anderson.. ......... --............._ Turpin.. ............._ .••___.,,

2 1 1 0 0

TPam

0 1 1 2 2

Overall W L 3 3

3 3 5 5

Loague

Harrison. __ ,........_._

Walnut HDs....................- ..... MI. Healthy..................- .•. Northwest................- ..........

W L 2

0 2 2

0 0

Overall W L ' 0

1 2 2

IJI>QCC-METRO League W L

Team

OVerall

Withrow-....................- ..·--

Aiken.............................. - ...... Hughes................ - .......... Woodward.._.................._ Taft.................................. _.

1 0 0 0

1 1 I 1

W L 2 1

3 4

.... MVC League

Team No. eon Hi.••.•.••.----· St. Bernard.•--........ _,_ Seven Hnls.......................- .. . NewMiamL

W L

3 3

1 1

•

Overall W L 2

. 2 2

overall

W L

3 1 1 0

W L

0 I 2 3

2 3 4

6 Overall W L 1

2 4

3 6

.... FAVC Team Springboro...- ....................Lebanon.. ___ ,_........................ Ross...................................... Mason...........- .................. _ .. . Kings. ______.,............. Loveland..•.- ...--....- ....... Norwood. ...........,____ ,,__ Goshen............................--... Little Miami.........--............. . Wilmington............................

overall W L 0 6 I

Le-

4 3

3 2

0 0

1' 1 2

4 2

2 4

2 1

.... MML Team Franklin................................. . Dayton Corroll..................... Dayton Stebbins.............._. Fenwlc:L..-....................... Miamisburg.............- ... - ..

~~~~ :::::::::::::::::::::::: Morroe...... _ ........ .

LeW L

OveraU W L

3 3

1 1

2 2 2 1 0

2 2 2 3 3

5 3

3 4

2 1

..,. Others OVerall

Team East centraL...................... Miad. Clristlan.................-. Ripley..................--............... Miad. Madison....................

.... QCC-NATIONAL Team Winton Woods...._ ............ .

League

.... SBC-NATIONAL

.. GCL South Team Moener........................_ ...... St. Xavler.. - ...- .. -·..···-Eider.....-._...................__ _ La Salle.-..... ,_..............._

W L

0 3 3 3

..,. Kentucky Team

Cov. Colholic. ......................._ _ ,__ ......._,_

Hi!11fands... _ .................................................... .. Watton Verona................................................. snver Grove....- .............................- ....·-·· Lloyd. ........---·-.............---·····-----· Bellevue __............................- -..........._. Bishop Brossarf,...........................- ................. Scott.___,............................-........................ • Boone County........................- .................... . Newport CC.. .............. - ...- .......... _ .. __, _

Ryle·-·····-··-·-.. ···--·--.... -·-·--Granl Coounty ......................... - ....... ___ _ Dixie Heights..........:.................................._ ....... Beechwood.................................................... . Holmes........_ ....................·........................._. Heritage ___....................-----···Lucftow.-·--·-··-······-·-·--·~------·

Newport......................................................._ ....

Williamstown...- ...................................---· Holy Cross........................................................ Dayton........................................_ .........__ vm......~ ...

12 10

s 3

5 5 7

L 2 2 7 9 4 5 3

5 4 8 6

5 4 2 5

3 2

3 7

8 5 5 8

6 3

Boys basketball Sautter,NorthAdams .....................20

Statistics Leading scorers Player, SChool G Young, Georgetown .........................20 McMoolgle, New Richmond ............20 Bays, Bellevue ...................................24 Hutzelman, Lakota West ................20 Ogletree, Batavia ..............................20 Ness, Goshen .............•...•...•............ 18

260

13.0

F" ld I t te goa percen age

Player, School FGM Harper, North Adams .................... 114 Kollman, Lebanon .............•......•.......66

FGA 160 96

Pd. 71.0 68 .8

Pfs

Avg.

528 511 532 435 427 381

26.4 66 25.6 ~u~~i~~;r~s~~~~~~~.:~::::::::m ·~ 22.2 Lawless, Lakota wesl-. ....................49 75 ~:3 21.8 Sautter, North Adams .................... 103 162 64.0 21.4 Steele, Fairfield ..................................21 33 63.6 21.2 Boshears, Western Brown ............. l07 171 63.0 20.6 1 Ogeltree, Winton Woods ....•• :.•.... 114 182 62.6 20.4 Kramer, St. Bernard ....................... 157 252 62.3 20.3 Hawk, Hillsboro ....................••....•• 121 195 62.0 20.2 Land, Roger Bacon .......................... 163 264 61.7 20.1 Shurts, Moeller ....................................8 13 61.5 20.0 Foust, Norwood ....................•......... 138 227 61.0 19.8 Hudson, Sycamore ........................ .39 64 60.9 19:4 Mcintosh, Roger Bacon ...•............. 142 234 60.7 19.3 DeBord, Indian Hill .•.........•............. 123 205 60.0 19.3 Keels, Hfllsboro .................................. 73 121 60.0 19.1 Fullerton, McNich~as .......................26 43 60.0 18.8 Ward, Fairfield .................................. .76 127 59.8 18.7 Wilson, Loyd ................................... 150 251 59.8 18.6 Holmes, Woodward ..........................n 129 59.6 18.5 Bain, Elder ..................•................•.•..75 126 59.5 18.4 Merchant, Lebanon ........................ 118 199 59.3 18.3 Cocco, Loveland ................................ .32 44 59.3 18.0 Hutzel, Moeller ................................... n 130 59.2 17.9 188 59.0 Seider, Bishop Brossart ..............•.. 111 17.9 MassengiH, Western Bro ................ 102 171 59.0 17.8 VanBenschoten, Milford .....•...........95 161 59.0 17.8 Freeman, Ross ...................................69 111 59.0 17.5 Matracia, Scott ................................ 147 250 58.8 17.5 Downs, Dayton ................................ 164 280 58.6 17.1 Sugarman, Seven Hms ......................40 68 58.6 17.1 A. Peek, Woodward ......•................ 121 207· 58.4 17.0 Burns, Simon Kenton ........................ n 132 58.3 16.9 Foster, Western Brown ................. 102 176 58.0 16.8 Thompson, Finneytown ................... 44 76 58.0 16.7 Noll, Holmes ...................................... 135 233 57.9 16.7 Bradley, Princeton ............................ 53 92 57.6 16.6 Giffin, Woodward ..............................57 99 57.5 16.6 Alexander, Badin ............................... 64 112 57.1 16.3 Schumacher, Walton-Ver ................95 167 57.0 16.2 J. White, Colerain ............................ 103 183 56.3 16.2 Bezold, Bishop Brossart .................. 120 214 56.1 16.0 Amann, Villa Madonna .................... .80 143 56.0 15.4 Miles, Hilsboro ..... : .........................•. A2 75 56.0 15.9 Sheckels, Harrison ..............•.....•.•..23 41 56.0 15.8 Fischer, Moeller ..........................•.....82 147 55.8 15.8 15.8 Three-point percentage 15.8 Player, School FGM FGA Pd. 15.7 Gaskins, Simon Kenton ..................... 34 54 62.9 i5.7 Washnock, Simon Kenton ................ 36 64 56.2 15.5 15.5 Sheehy, McNicholas ......................•..21 38 55.o Rice, Holmes ....................................... 12 22 54.5 15.4 15.4 Merchant, Lebanon ....................•.... 36 70 51.4 15.3 ~~T~e~:~~~~~"..~=~-t.::::::::::::::::::~ ~ ~:~ 15.3 Niesen, Roger Bacon ...•......•............ 20 40 50.0 15.3 Malrada, Scoft ....................•........•.. 13 26 SO.O 15.3 Foster, Western Brown .....•...•....... 34 69 49:o 15.2 Lakes, Roger Bacon .........•.•........•.. 56 115 48.7 15.1 Merkle, Roger Bacon ......•............... 13 27 48.1 15.1 Harrison, Princeton ..........•.•...•.•.... 35 75 46.7 15.1 15.1 46.s 15.0 Arrasmith, Covcath .........•...•......•. 55 120 ~:~ 14.7 Sprafka, Seven Hills ......•................. .33 72 45.8 14.7 Hiltz, Covcath .................•..................10 22 45. 5 14.6 Blankenship, Wilmington .............•... .31 69 44.9 14.5 Bezold, Bishop Brossart •....•............25 56 44.6 14.4 Snodgrass, East Central .................. 59 133 44 4 14.4 SaUinlers, Sycamore ....... : ................ 12 27 • -~ .44:4"14.3 14.2 14.1 14.1 g~ ~:~ 14.0 •~~~~~~=:.r_o_s_s_a_r_t::::::::::::::::::~ Burdg, Fenwick ..................................24 56 43.0 14.0 VonLehman, Covcath ...................... 15 35 42.9 13.8 13.8 13.7 Ingram, Utile Miami .........................40 • 94 42 5 13.6 McNabb, Ryle . 48 114 42.1 13.6 13.6 13.4 13.3 ew.SevenHills ............................... ll 27 407 13.3 Rooks, Moeller ............ :......................36 89 40.4 13.3 Wooten, Winton Woods ................... 14 33 4i4 13.2 SuHivan, Springboro ...........................62 154 40.3 13.1 Maxwell, Lakota West ..................... 26 65 40.0 13.1 Coleman, NCH ....................................25 62 40.0 13.1

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Snodgrass, East CentraL........•...... 19 Thompson, Ripley ..........•.................20 N. Woods, Kings .............•.................20 cape~ Heritage Academy .. :............20 Slnkovich, AndersOn ...•.•...........•.... 18 Seider, Bishop BrossarL .................29 M. Peek, Woodward .....•................. 20 Esterkamp, La Salle ......•................. 20 Land, Roger Bacon ........•................. 20 Kramer, St. Bernard .....•................. 20 Mcintosh, Roger Bacon •................. 20 Lange, ceo ........................................ 19 Foster, Western Brown ....•.•.•......20 Helmers, Badin .......•......................... 16 Hendricks, Mariemont .•...•.........•.20 Schear, Waynesvnle .........................20 Ingram, Little Miami ••.•...•.•...•.•.20 Fletcher, Reading ...........•.•.•...•......20 Shields, Wa~on-Verona •.•...•...•.•.26 Ruther, Harrison ·········-······"·-···:..... 20 Muffins, Seott .............................•...... 26 Duncan, Moeller ................................ 20 Moore, NCH .................•.................... 20 HarriSQn, Princeton ·---···--····--····19 A. Peek, Woodward ...•.•.........•...... 20 Foust, Norwood .•..............••............ 20 Sheehy, McNicholas ...•.......•.....•.•. 15 Cooper, Purcell Marian ................... 20 caldwel~ McNicholas .•.......•........... 19 Downs, Dayton .."........... ,.. _,"'''''''''''23 Sutphin, Mason ..•....••...•.•.: ...•...•.20 Beam, Waynesville .............•............ 20 Topmiller, St. Henry .•......•.•...•......29 Rabiner, ceo .............................•...... 15 Posgay, Amelia ............................... 10 Doliboa; Springboro ..........•........•....20 Boshears, Western Brown •.•.........20 Matracla; Scott ......................•.•......23 Bailey, Fenwick .................................20 WhHe, Winton Woods ......................20 Ayers, Seven Hills ............................. 19 _Wade, Sycamore .............................. 20 Merchant, Lebanoo ..•......•..............20 Shepherd, Bethel .....•..................•.... 20 Schaffer, Deer Park ..............•..•.....19 Jackson, Purcell Marian ...........•..•. l9 Slauter, Northwest .•.................•.....10 SchUeler, St. Henry ........................... 29 Arrasmith, Covcath .•.............:..•..•. 26 aeves, Covington Latin .................... 21 Hawk, Hinsboro ................................. 19 Gardner, Anneytown ....................... 20 Wilson, Loyd ......................................25 Washington, Summit ..................•....20 Gregory, Fenwick ......................•.... 20 Hartley, New Richmond .................. 20 Haywood, Simon Kentoo ................15 DeBord, Indian Hlll ............................20 Bacher, MiHord .................................20 Broermann, Badin .............................20 Flick, Boone County ....•.........•.••.•.26 Routt, Princeton ·············-·················20 . ~ T. C&h011, Georgetown ..•................. 18 . ~~eter •. Roger Bacon •........:.::,::: ..20 pp e, W1fnamsburg ......................... 15 Freeman, Ross ...............•................. 20 Harper, North Adams ........•............ 20 - Noe~ Ryle ...........•..............•..•......•.•. 25 · Sprafka, Seven Hills ............•............ 19 Nofl, Holmes ............:.............•......•....23 Pettyjohn, Oak HiUs .......................... 19 Johnson, Withrow ...............•............ 20 Faehr, Reading ....................•...•.•.•.20

385 404 401 401 357 562 387 386 383 376 347 353 370 295 366 359 359 358 464 355 4SI 349 341 325 340 338

253 335 317 381 331 325 470 243 160 308 318 364

316 316 301 314 313 310 295 293 154 444 399

322 290 305 377 303 302 302 377

293 292 37'1 288 260 285 148 282 281 349 266 318 262 275 272

Schlensker, Madeira ··········-······-·-· 20

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Maley, Ryle ........................••....•...... 25 Ogletree, Winton Woods ................. 20 Aelds, Madeira ................................. 20 RoeHig, Oak Hills ..•..•...•.•...•....••.•. 17 Daniel, Bellevue ......•...•.........•.•......24 Hasan, Middletown •.................••.... 20 Muefter, Lcmdmark ......................-.20

~.::·~i~~r~:~~~. ::::::::::::::::::~

272

~::~;,~:,";,":i.~. :::::;:::::::::::::::::::~

~~~::. ~~~iChOias·::::::::::::::::::::::~~

332 266 266 224 314 262 261

Esterkarnp,LaSaUe .......••:...........24 Salamone, Scott ·-······-·····--·-···-22 Lange, ceo ····-······-·········-······--·-···20 Morgan, Amelia ............................ 19 Hines, Ripley ..•.......:.........•......•...•.• 17 Stone, Princeton ··············-···-·--·-·-'0

Free throw percentage

Player, 5chool FTM Mulcahy, Boone County .••....••...... 34 Eybee, Harrison .•.•...•....•......•...•... 20 MuUins, Scott ·········-···-········-·-···-62 Scheckles, Harrison ..•....•...•...•.... ..24 Hutzelman, Lakota West ·--·---109 Unk, Bethel ..•................•......•...•.•. ..61 Wiedeman, East Central ......•..........44 Bays, BeUevue ...................................84 Broerman, Badin --···············-····-··49 Andrews, Anderson ..............•..........25 Gardner, Finneytown ·····--·-·-···-···48 Huellemeier, Walton-Ver ........•........ 25 Washington, Wilmington .............•.• 12 ~=sEa,BastdiCenln...'..r.•..l....·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·_··.·.·.--·.•··5382

FTA 37 22 69 27 123 69 50 96 56 29 56 29 14 6452

Snodgrass, East Central ......•.••.•...82 Bowling, Harnlnoo .................•...•.•... 24 Madden, Boone County .................33 Harcfm, Walnut Hills ...................•...•..47 :i.:.-eBoone, CoVC.Cothu;.'·ry·······························:.·.·.·.·.:.·.·.·.72J.8 - Kelerman, ViRa Madon ·········---18 Alexander, Badin .............................31 N. Woods, Kings ···········-··--···--·-'03 Wimzie, Holmes ........•...............•......38 McNabb, Ryle ............•..........•...•......46 Davis, Indian Hill ........•.......•....•......• 25 H. White, Colerain .....•.............••......33 Seider, Bishop Brossart ··-·········--92 Schear, Waynesville ...................135 Sheehy, McNicholas .•.......•..............86 Crou;;,a,n,Se~en()(!HiiDers......·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.-..·.·.·..·.-..·.·.·.-..·.-..4760

99 29 40 57 9385 38 134 47 57 31 41 114 168 107 95 50

Skidmore, Milford -·········--·-·--·-·-40 Morris, Hamilton ...............•......•.•.•28 Todd, East Central ·······-······---·-·-24 Young, Georgetown ..•......•.........•. 106 Mcintosh, Roger Bacon •...•....•...•.•89 Cory, Andersoo .................................31 Radtke, St. Bernard .....•.........•........53 Gaskins, Simon Kenton ..•...•...•....... .60 Maley, Ryle ····-·--·-··············--···103

50 35 30 136 112 39 67 76 131

Shields, w~on-verona ................. 185 Cooper,PurceiMarlan ....................71 Beam,. Waynesvlne ..•.....•.•.•...•......71 Evans, H!Hsboro ....•.................•........58 ~rpl:y":.::::::::::::::::::::::.·.-:::.·:::·..·:329'

, 34 90 91 74 40 37

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135 49 110 92 92 79 30

Tapmiler, St. Henry .............•...•......93 Bouldin, Norwood ..............•.•..........15 McGraw, Scott .....................•...........73 Noe~ Ryle ...............................•...........65 Scott, Mason ...........:.............•....._.40 Smith, Lebaoon .....................•...........54 _Haywood, Simon K.enton ..•.•..<....... 48

122 33 97 86 53

Morgan, Amei"IB .•.................•...........36 Helmes, MCNicholas ............•.•......• 31 Kirchgassner, East Cent ......•.•..._27

48 41 36

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· 75-0 75:0 75 0 75.o 75.0 75.0 75.0 75.0 75.0

28 24 24

Avg.

Reb 272 252 240 272

Player,SChool G Ogeltree, Winton Woods ..•......•.•...20 McMOf11gle,NewRichmond ............. 20 J. While, Colerain ........................... 20 Downs, Dayton --·-···--·..·······"······23 Boshears, Western Brown ............... 20

Richardson, Ross ······················-·-····20

13.6 12.6 12.0 11.8 11.4

228

272 255 219 215 194 213 207 206 250 197 188 184 175 166 157 164 158 165 125 164 162 161 161 156 160

11.3 11.1 11.0 10.8 10.7 10.6 10.3 10.3 10.0 9.9. 9.4 9.2 8.7 8.7 8.7" 8.6 8.6 8.3 8.3 8.3 8.2 8.1 8.1 8.1 8.2 8.0

As!

Avg.

165 145 141 132 132 109 125 122

8.3 7.3 7.1 6.6 6.6 6.4 6.2 6.1 6.1 5.9 5.8 5.8 5.6 5.6 5.5 5.4 5.4 5.4 5.0 5.0 5.0 4.9 4.9 4.9 4.8 4.6 4.5 4.5 4.4 4.2 4.2 4.1 4.1 4.1 4.1 4.0 4.0 4.0 4.0 4.0

171

Assists Player, School G Hartley, New Richmond .............•....20 Mooserez, Moener ......................•....20 McQJeary, Goshen .....................•.... 20 Mason, North Adams .................•....20 Luti, Waynesvme .........................-..•. 20 Walker, Indian Hili ...•...................•...J7 Potter, Woodward ........................•.. 20 Bosse, Ross ................................~ .......20

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Fairfie~ ········R~b~~-~~s

Ruther, Harrison ................................20 Hunter, Withrow ............•.................. 18 Holmes, Woodward ....................•.... 20 A. Peek, Woodward .......................... 20 Bain, Elder --························--···-·····20 wnson, Loyd .......................................25 Land, Roger Bacon .••...............•••..20 Doliboa, Springboro ................•...•.... 20 M. cahall, Georgetown .................•.. 20 Kidder, Bethel .....................................20. Pettyjohn, Oak Hills ........................... 19 McCormick, Fenwick ....................... 18 Massengill, Western Bro ..................20 caldweO, McNicholas ........................ 19 Jackson, PureeD Marian ................... 19 BrYant, NCH ...................................... 20 Rabiner, ceo ...................•.....•....•.... 15 Kramer, St. Bernard .............•....••..20 DeBord, Indian Hm ...............••......•..20 Sautter, North Adams .•........•....•....20 Griffin, Woodward .•.............•....••..20 Ayers, Seven HiAs ............•..•.....•..•.. 19

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Williams, Lebanon ········-·-···-···-···-21 Coleman, NCH ··-··········-···-·-·--·-·-18

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Thompson, Ripley ..............................20

Cooper, Indian Hill .....................•....... 15 Young, Georgetown ..........................20 McGraw, Scott ..............................•..27 Snodgrass, East Central ................... 19 80.0 Brod, Harrlsoo ..•......•.......................20 80.0. Puckett, Bethel .........•....................... 19 80.0 Sweet, Anneytown ..•....•.•.........•......20 79.6 Foster, Western Brown ...................20 79.5 Burns, Norwood .................................20 79.5 Sugarman, Seven Hills ...................... 19 79.1 78.9 Francis, Springboro ...........................20 Hillman, Colerain ................................20 78.6 78.3 Jones, NCH ..•.•....••.•.••...........•••.••....•.•..20 M!Sdock, Mariemont .......................20 78.1 78.0 Bushelman, St. Bernard ...................20 78.0 ' Smith, Walnut Hills ...........•............•. 19 78.0 Lange, ceo ....................................... 19 78.0 Wooten, Winton Woods ...............•.. 20 78.0 Aetcher, Reading .....•.................•.... 20 78.0 Wiedeman, East Central .................. l9 78.0 Kirchgassner, East Cent .............•.... l9 n.9 Newberry, Madeira .......................... 20 77.8 McCoy, Middletown .....•.........•....... 20 77.6 Lakes, Roger Bacon .......•................. 20 Oge~ree, Batavia ...........•.............•..20 77.2 77.2 Toney, Harrison ........~................... ~..20 Helmers, Badin ................................... 16 77.1 77.0 Shields, Walton-Verona ....................26 76.7 Hines, Ripley ....................................... 20 765 76A 76.2 Smith, Lebanon .................................. 17 76.0 Steals 75.3 75.6 Player, School G 75.5 Young. Georgetown ..........................20

B. Stowers, Simoo Kento ..•....•...... l05 ~u, L?velan~ ····: .....................~ ...38 gram, Little M1am1 .....................•...85 BiUingsley, Fairfield ......................... ..71 M. Peek, Wcodward .......................•.71 Hagedorn.BishopBrossa .......•...•...61 Purdom. Sycamore ......................•...23

Steele,

82.8

82.5 82A 82.1 82.1 82.0 81.6 81.3 80.9 80.7 80.6 80.5 80.1 80.0 80.0 80.0 80.0

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Pd. 91.9 91.0 89.9 89.0 88.6 88.4 88.0 815 87.5 86.2 86.0 86.0 85.7 84.4 83.9 82.8

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40.0 40.0 40.0 40.0 40.0 40.0

62 55 50 47 43 25

Ayers, Seven Hils ..........•................. 19 Pence, North. Adams .....•................. 20 Tho.'TlPson, R1pfey .............................. 20

117 152 110 lll 106 lll

109 107 102 100 100 99 98 97 92 91 93 89 86 83

83 81 81 81 65 103 80

80 80 73

Stl 124 107 115 88 83 81 80

Avg.

Blk

Avg.

63 90

6.3 5.0 4.2 4.2 3.8

6.2

5.6 4.8 4.4 4.4 4.1 4.0

Blocks Player, SChool G Sfauter,Northwest ........•....•............ IO McCormick. Fenwick ...•............•.... 18 Holmes, Woodward ..........................20 Ruscher, Batavia .........•...........•.......20 Hunter, Wfthrow ...................•........... 18 Gibson, Loyd ...................................25 Boshears, Western Brown ............... 20

Land, Roger Bacon .••..........•........... 20 Ruther, Harri$00 .....- .........................20

Matracla, Scott .•.•............................ 23 Ogletree, Winton Woods .................. 20 Downs, Dayton ..:._............................23

83 70 79 58 53 52 51

12 2.9 2.7 2.6 2.2 2.2 2.0

Basketball standings Lakote~

Boys

~ (Through Saturday's games)

Mariemont ............................. Wyoming................................ Indian Hill. ...............................

Reading ............................ .. ·Madeira...............................-... Finney town............................

Deer Park ...... :...................... . Taylor .................•..................

League W L 12 2 11 3 10 4 8 6

5 3 0

9 11 14

GCL South

Team Moeller ................................. . St. Xavier .............................. .

League W L 9

La SaDe ...................................

Elder ........... ..

GCL North

Team Roger Bacon ..........................

League W L 13 1

Hamilton Badin..................... . McNicholas ........................... .

Kettering Alter ..................... Cham.Julienne....................... Pur. Marian...........................

6 3

8 11

~GMC Team Princeton.............................. ..

Lakota West... ....................... Hamilton ................................. Fairfield.................................. Lima Sr................................... Colerain ................................... Milford....................................

Middletown........................... . Sycamore...............................

League W L 14 2 12 4 11 11

5 5

8 8

8 8 9

7 4

QCC-AMERICA

Team -Oak Hills ................................. .

~CHL Team

overall W L 16 4 15 5 14 6 9 11 9 11 12 8 7 13 1 19 overall W L 17 3 9 11 12 8 10 10

East ......................... ..

Amelia.....................................

League W L 10 0

11 8. 6

4. 3

Anderson................................ Western Hi Us..........................

6 7

QCC-NATIONAL

Winton Woods.~ .................. .. Harrison................................. . walnutHiUs ............................ . Mt. Healthy .....................•..... Northwest........

4 2

4 6

17 17 9 6

~QCC-METRO Team Withrow ..................................

6 5

2 3

Overall 2 6 W L 1 7 18 2 Hughes ............................... .. 15 5 ~MVC 15 5 League 10 10 W L Team 9 11 15 1 No. Con. Hill ................... . 5 15 ' Seven Hills.............................. 15 1 11 5 Cinti.CD .................................. 10 6 Sf. Bernard ............................ . overall 6 10 CD...... . .:.. ...... .. W L Summit 6 10 New Miami............................ . 17 3 5 11 ............................... 14 6 Litndmark 2 14 Lockland ................................ . 13 7 2 14 CHCA ............,..................... :... . 13 7 12 8 ~ SBC-AMERICAN' 11 9 League 11 9 W L Team 5 15 10 1 HiHsboro.................................. . 15 5 8 3 N. Richmond.......................... .

12 14 17

3 11 14 16

overall W L

League W L

Woodward.............................. Aiken .......~..................•........... Tall...................................•.....

overall W L

League W L

Team

OVerall W L 4 14 6

GlenEste ............................... . Turpin..................................... .

14 14 16

6 6 4

Overall W L 17 3 18 2 14 6 7 13 12 8 7 13 14 6 18 2 2 18 Overall W L 14 6 14 6

W.Brown................................ aermont NE..........................

6 0

11 1

·5 11

~ SBC-NATIONAL League

Team

Georgetown........................... Batavia.................................... Bethel Tate............................. Felicity..... ............................. Wil"amsb<rg.........................

8 8 8 3 1

Overall W L 13 7 12 8 8 12 6 13 17 3

4 4 4 9 11

~FAVC

overall W L 20 0 4 16 6 14 7 13 9 11

League

W L

Team

Springboro ...........•................. Lebaoon.........•.................•.... RoSS,;....................................... Mason..~ ..................................

Norwood.....•.......................... Goshen.................................... Kings....................................... . LH!Ie Miami ........................... Wilmington.. .•.........•............. Loveland................................ .

10 9 9

7 6 6

0 4

5 5 7 8 8

4 3

9 19

~Others

8 5 6 5

12 15 14 15

overall W L 16 3 14 6 12 8

Team East Central..•..•................... North Adams........................ . Ripley ...................................... .

~Kentucky

Team

Cov. catholic .....•........•.......................................• Highlands..•........................................................... Simon Kenton...... campbeU County ................................................. . St. Henry........•......•...................................•......... H .............................................. .

Newport.................................................................

Ryle .................•...................................................... Bellevue.........•.....•....................................•......... Bishop Brossart.................................................. . Lloyd................................................ :.......•............. Newport CC. ...........................•............................ Grant County .•.....................................................

20 25 21 1) 18 10 17 15 23 11 15 16

L 7 3 7 11 11

15 8 9

6 14 10 10

Holmes................................................................... Ludlow................................................................... Holy Cross............................................................. Dayton.................................................................. Conner ...................... ,............................................. Walton Verona.....................................................

12 13 18 12 8 8

Silver Grove..........................................................

Scott...................................................................... Boone County..................................................... Dixie Heights....................................................... Beechwood........................................................... Heritage................................................................. VIlla Madonna.......................................................

15 11 8 7 7

11 8 14

11 16 18

20 12 15 18 16 13 19

Girls· ~Kentucky Boone County............................................ Bishop Brossart......................................... Highlands.................................................... Holy Cross .........................,........................ Beechwood..................................... :........... Conner......................................................... Ludlow........................................................ Calvary Christian...................................... Newport.................................................... Villa Madonna........................................... Notre Dame............................................... Scott............................ :............................... Dayton........................................................ Lloyd ........................................................... :

24 22 21 14 17

2 6 5"

11 3

12 11 9 16

12 8 16

15 12 10

13 12 1

Bellevue.... ..................................................

Grant County............................................ Dixie Heights............................................. Campbell County....................................... Ryle.............................................................. Pendleton County..................................... Williamstown............................................. Simon Kenton.............•.............!................ Newport cc............................................... Sf.Henry................................................... Holmes....................................................... . Walfon Verona.......................................... Silver Grove..............................................

5 8 13 10 10 4 8 8 11. 17 11 9

16 17 16 13 11 13 17 16 21 11 6

9 12

ENQUIRER COACHES POLLS Division I

Rec Pis 1. Princeton (9) ................. 17·3 144 2. Moeller (4) ..................... 17·3 131 3. Aiken ................................ 15-4 122 4. Winton Woods (2) ........ 17:3 112 5. Woodward ( 1) ............... 14-6 91 6. Withrow ................•......... 14-6 89 7. Oal< HTils .••••.••.••.•••..•.••••.•• 16-4 70 8. Harrison ..........•.....•......... 17·3 35 9. La Salle ............................ 12-8 18 10. Lakota West .................. 14-6 17 Others: St. Xavier 14, Hamilton 14, Amelia 12, Fairfield 6, Hughes 3, Walnut Hills 1, Milford 1.

Division 11-111-IV 1. 2.

McNicholas ...................... 15-5 74 Springboro ( 1) .................20.0 69 North College Hill ............ 17·3 36 5. Mariemont ....................... 16-4 36 7. Seven Hills ........................ 18·2 23 8. New Richmond ................ 14-6 22 9. Wyoming .......................... 15-5 18 10. Indian Hill .......................... 14-6 14 Others: Ross 13, Hillsboro 12, Western Brown 10, Mason 10, Purcell Marian 8, Goshen 5, CCO 4, St. Bernard 4, Georgetown 1, Madeira 1, Taft 1, Norwood.!. 3. 4. 5.

Boys

. Rec Pis Roger Bacon (9) ............ 18·2 99 Badin-...............:.............. 15-5 87

Kentucky

1. 2. 3. 4.

Pts 120 105

Newport CC ................... 10.15 Campbell County .......... 13-11

33 18

Others: Boone County 7, ·Holy Cross 7, Newport 6, Lloyd 2. ·

Girls 1. 2.

3. 4. 5.

Rec Highlands ( 12) ................. 25-3 Simon Kenton .................. 21·7 Covington Catholic ...•...... 20.7 Ryle .................................... 17·8 Bishop Brossart .............. 23-6 Scoll ................................ 15-12

9. 10.

7. 8. 9. 10.

KenfUcky Rec Boone County (9) .........:24·2 Highlands ( 1) .................. 21·5 Bishop Brossart.-.......... 22-6 Holmes ............................ 17-6 Conner ........................... 13-11 Ryle ................................ lG-11 Scott ............................... ll-12 SI.Henry ....................... ll-11 Holy Cross .................... 14-11 Notre Dame····-···-······ 11-15

Pts 99 91 71 63 51 47 32 29 21 14

79 69 67 53

mon Kenton 4, Newport CC 4, New-

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port 2, Villa Madonna 2, Walton-Verona 2, Beechwood 1.

5. 6.

Others: CamPbell County 11, Si·

Princeton, Bacon take poll. title~ . BY DAVE SCHUTTE Enquirer contributor

. The Pnnceton boys baske.tball team ~s. ranked No. 1. 1!1 ~he IEnq!u! zrbertsthpreVs~ki~son ·DIVls1on po u e 1 ngs more than exc~eded coach Paul Andrews expectations this season. . . "We ~er~ loo~n~ to .s~~Y m the top f1ve m Cmcmnatl, An· 1h drew~ sa1·d . "This IS a rea onor. Its great for the team and our program." Finishing with a 17-3 record, Princeton emerged as The .Enquirer's Division I poll champion for the first time.

Moeller was second and Aiken third. Roger Bacon (18-2) won the Division II-III-IV poll. The Spartans lost to only one Cincinnati team (Moeller). They received · 10 of 11 f'1rst p1ace yote~ to wm for the second consecutive season. Hamilton Badin, McNicholas, Springboro and North College . . Hill round out the top f1ve. A loss to St. Xavier in secon<L game was the turning point for Princeton. Andrews put the players through a long and rough practice the following day.

. "The kids started listening after the ,!oss and were. very coachable, ·Andrews sa1d. I told them I don't mind losing if we played as hard as we could. But it wasn't that way against St X" . : . _Ymcent Harnson (~ 7.1 pomts, 3.1 steals, 3.9 assists), David Routt (14.4 points, 7.3 rebounds) and Peter Bradley . (8.2 pomts, 6.2 rebounds) set the example the remainder of the season. Princeton went 14-2 in the league to capture the Greater Miami Conference. The Vikings ended the season. on a seven-

game winning streak.2.:-ll.f·-9, Roger Bacon started the sea· f' d 1 so~ m. Jrst. Pace an never rehnqmshed It. Blessed with three returning E L d B starters ugene ~n , ran· don Mcintosh and Bnan Schaefer - the Spartans lost only to Parkview Baptist 86-70 in a h I'd t t · F t o 1 ay ournamen m or M Fl d M 11 96-9 1 yers, a. an oe er · "We're very proud of the city championship," said Roger Bacon coach Bill Brewer. "We played an unbelievably tough schedule."

Enquirer coaches polls Division I (First-place votes)

Division 11-111-IV (First-place votes)

1. Princeton (9) ....... 152 2. Moeller (5) ......... 141 3. Aiken .............. 131 4. Winton Woods (2) ... 118 5. Woodward (1) ....... 95 6. Withrow ............ 94 7. Oak Hills ............ 77 8. Harrison ............ 38 9. Lakota West ......... 19 10. La Salle ............ 18 Others: St. Xavier 14, Hamilton 14, Amelia 12, Fairfield 7, Hughes 3, Walnut Hills 1, Milford 1.

1. Roger Bacon (9) ...... 99 2. Badin ............... 87 3. McNicholas.......... 74 4. Springboro (1) ....... 69 5. North College Hill...... 36 5. Mariemont .......... 36 7. Seven Hills .......... 23 8. New Richmond ...... 22 9. Wyoming ........... 18 10.1ndian Hill .......... 14 Others: Ross 13, Hillsboro 12, Western Brown 10, Mason 10, Purcell Marian 8, Goshen 5, CCD 4, St. Bernard 4, Georgetown 1, Madeira 1, Taft 1, Norwood 1.

HIGH SCHOOLS 6- I, "·· 19.4; Emery Ogietret, Wlnflll W. . . . 6-5, Sr• 11l; MarOIS Banta, Sprjng. North. 6-9, Sr., 13.5; Marin Whatley, Dey. ~ WIOte, 6-4. Sr., 19.1; Chris Rullltr, 6-6, 210, Sr. . .1 Jamal WWt., c.ltnln, 6-2, Sr. M.l. ....,.. ef lilt ,..., ....... Ceach ef lilt yew; carlos RM«fs, Dq. CeiiMf Whitt.

Girls basketball '

CQUJMSUS, Ohio - The 1997-91 o\ssoclaf~llreu Scuthwest AJ.Oistrlct girts high scMol besketbll teams os seieded by a ,.... ~ from tile clstrict: ·' DMSIOMI 1FilST TEAM: Tlmlka Wllams, Day. ~.Menne. 6-1, Sr. 11.1; Dallas Wllom, MIHn, H, Jr• 11.2; Cyncl Sill. c.nfarvle, $-11, Jr. 11.6; AprH Shede, Slclney'; s-10, Sr. 20.2;- Russia, Taft, .Jr. n9; Slrah Sc:Hoss, Mt• ...,...

s-t,

~.....,

Sr~

-·Troy.

Sptc~a~-.11111

Brady Merchant, Lebanon; Adam

Sllaw, Lebanon; Lonnie Berry, Alten; Jar• my Duncln. MMI«; Matt Rooks,-· Tim Roelng. Oak Hils; David Routt, Princeton; Anlwan F'aek, WOOdward; Deshong Homes. Woodwll'd; lYon ..lohmon. Wlttv'ow; Brandon Hunter, Withrow; Pierre Wooten. Woods; Wlz White, Woods; Ncl< Elrod, Harrlscln; Tony FISbender, St. Xevler; Steve 11M!. Elder; Shaun Smith. wr»1111 His; Gabriel Robinson. WahJI .-.; Jar· ry Gllesple, Ame1a; Jo1r1 VanBenschoten. Milord; Keith Bacller, Milord: Malt Slrltovldl, Anderson; Rnly Larkin, ~ Eric Wede, SyCMlOI'e;......., Slauler, - e s t Note Fox, Wostem His; Andy s..tP*I, Mason; Malt Moyer, l.al<ota ; Pete Bradey, l'rtnc8ton; Qamar Hasan. Middletown; Matt IU>bard. Hemlton; JasM Moos. Orltlrd Talawanda; Adam Wll'd. Fairfield. DMSIOMn FllST TEAM: Eutone LMd. an. Rtttt - · 6-7, Sr• 19.2; lrllldtn Mclft. lelll. R. . . - · 6-5, Sr. 'IJ; ....... ....... ltlmMM - · 6-2, Sr. 11.4;McMGnltlt, - Rlchmllld, 6-5, Sr• 25.6; Klpp Hunf111erger, TW Oty, 6-0, Sr. 21.5; Cherie Delancey, Greenan. 6-5, Sr. IU. SI!COND TI!AM: James Sheehy, Mcllk:heles, 6-4, Sr., ...; Bef"nnrd Porter, Day. Dl.ft)lr, $-10, Sr. 24.9; Seth Dellboa, Spnoglwe, 6-5, Jr. 14.5; Derick Shellherd. Eaton. s-10, Sr., 19.9; Rusty Berner, MltonUllan. $-10, Sr. 21.1; Nidi w.ocls, Klnp; 6-4,51'.21.2. TIMD TEAM: Bryon Czapor, TW Oty, 6-0, Sr.• 11.5; Brandon We, Sprjng. Sllawnee, s-11, Sr. 17 .3; Tr8¥ts - · CO. sllln, s-n, Jr. 2U; Mitt~. HimIlion ...... 6-4, Jr. 1U; Owis Koenig, -...., 6-6. Sr• 16.6; 81 King, Grllham 6-5, Sr. 19.6. ...... ef lilt yW: Eutone LMd, an. RttttCeach ef lilt year: Tray llellny, ~ ben.

w.s.

SKONO TEAM: 1M MllllgM, Laklll lbst, w, Sr. 17.2; Stelanle Mler, B&a¥ercreek, s-6, Jr.. 16.6; Amanda ' " - - • """'"' s-•, Sr. 16J; Kim ~-' Prtncettn, .....s-•, $opll., lU; _,..... GudmiM, MIIIWd, Jr.ILII Tanra Mcllolo, Trotw~Macllson. s-11, Sr. 16.2. TIMD TUM: Sarllh Zawomy, 6-3, Sr. Sellin"', lllrTison,s-n,Jr. ZJ.Ir Erb Owistenson. Falrbom, ~ Jr• 19.4;'8ecky llarok, Vandolla Butter, H Sr. 14.9; S.M......,, G11n .W., s-•. $opll., 17l1Krlstln HIUdL 011< lllls, s-9, Sr.IU. ........ ef lilt yer. Temlka Wlllllms,

u.,,-.

.,.,, ~"'*'-·

COld! ef lilt yY': Vlnlen ''llufl" T. ., Tlllta .

ad~tn.

Sptdal Mantlln .Lindsey Hicks, Lebanon; Keke MIJ«e, ~fowrl; Mlcllelo Mwm. Masci>; Beth JGRM. Masci>; Sarllh l.ohrnJeler, Prhc• fOlio Amber Sneed,. Prhcetan; Tracy Mix· gon;Ook .-.;Bridget~ Molller of foMtcy; Sarllh Alen. Mt. Notre Dame; ~y ClllelnM.. ltJghes; Nancy Bowdell. Hughes; Amy M-y, Harrl•on; Beclty Fischer, SyClWT1CII'e; Sara Melvin. Sycwnore; Pam Stewart, Taft; DeAma St-.on, Withrow; Erica Raven, W1tf>.

~;"~~~A~;~

ma4

Lovelond; Beth Erickson. Lakota

weit; Amanda Bartels. Amela; Jen Eaton.

~ Jo Hei1ft.. WahJt .-.; Ter1a ~ Woods; Orlsta Olrr, lk.kltey; Brnly Rnlel. MI. Healthy; A"'WWda Trout, - e s t ; Tracy Burnett, Milord; Mlcholo Opplto, SyClWT1CII'e; Angola Tlllbert, Hamilton; Kel Waggoner, Lakota west;~ n-, Milord. DMSIOMD FllST TEAM : Cllrlssy Donlvln, 51. ~ s-•. Jr.JU; - . . . - . .• • -lion - · S.S, Sr. L1; Rhonda l'rtcll, Dey. DI.<W, $-11, Sr. 15.5; Andrea AIM, IJrblnl. $-10. Scph., 11.4; Alissa Rted, ~ S.S, Sr• IU; Scholly SIWIIe, TW Oty, $-10, Fr. 1U

Uraline;

.=, -·

Sptc~a~-.11111

Rusty Burns. BIMchestar; JasM Dye, Blanchester; Corey Sullvan, Springboro; Oip Jomes. Sprlngboro; Jussl 5elov,.., WJI. "*'Ufan; ant Addns, Wi1*lgton. Brian Schaefer, Roger Bacon; Ryon Caklwtl. McNd1ollll; Steve Hartley, Rlclmond; Adorn F r - HoniHCn Ross; Edlte Bosse. Hamlton Ross; Jaime Cooper, PLrcei-Martan; Keith Jackson, PLrcei-MII'· ion; Greg Foster, Western Brown; Eric Boshears,Western Brown; Shiloh McQueary,~ J.D. Foust, Norwood; Jeromt ~ Tett; Trent Ingram. Uttte Miami; Scott Lloyd. Clermont Northeast; Andy Brown. Hemllon Badin; Brad Meiner, HoniHCn Badin; Brian Alexander, Hlmlton Bedn. DM-· ,..ST TUM: Owis w-..., Day. Owisttan. $-10, Sr. Itt Dante Dl8ose, Day. Owisttan. 6-6. Sr. 21.2; Lllke caraway, Jomesfown ~. 6-3, Sr. 16.0; ..... ..nv-..~,6-1,Sr. 26.4;Rib Hlld'fclls, ~..... Sr. 19.6; RYIII otlftM, - . 6-1, Jr. ns. saCOND TUM: eecrtc Davis. Day. Owisttan. 6-1, Sr. 13.4; Ricllwd Hilt, Cln. Wyemlnf, s-n, Jr. 21.4; R..... - . . Cln. Ntrtll Clllttt 1111, W, Jr. U; Pres· ton Ellrttt. Miami East, $-9, Sr. 12.6; , _ '111ernpsaft, Ripley, 6-2, Sr. 11.2; Rusty Woods, Spring. Kenton Ridge, 6-2. Sr. 16.5. TIMD TEAM: ....,. Lnslll, Mid, . . _ - · 6-1, Sr. IU; , _ s.......,, Clnteft.Missie, w, Sr., 115; Glly ShtpMnl. BelhtloTate, W, Sr. 15.1; - · R.-..6-4, Sr. Tl.,; Tad 6-3, Sr. M.1;0wis Wels. Spring. Ceth. , 6-1, Sr. Ill. ...... tf the year: Chris Wll....... Day. Chrlsllln Ceach ef lilt yer. T•Y Allpplrltr, TWill Vlfley SeuiiL Sptdal Mantlln Jmle Seaborn, Cerlsle; Justin F'Npps, Clnton-Maule; Kevin Al1nnonn, East CJn. ton; Ryon a.x. Mldclttown Malison; Jack Engle, Preble ShawnH; Lonnie Sdle ... Waynesvlle; Jason Beam, Waynesvlle; Scott l.ult. WayntSvle. JaSOil Jones. North Colege HI; Dan Startsman, - ; Mac MU'clod<. MaGeorgetown; Todd riemont; Tony Sc:Nensker, Madeira; Ken Fields. Madeira;

... _st.,..,

SKONO TUM: c.rtney - ·

Utllo - · .... Fr.16.9;-dlt Gift.

s.pil.. M.l; Sara 'BelhtloTete, s-n. Sr.16J';Ambor ' ................ 6-2. Sr. 12.11 Becty Hay, Spring. -estern. s-9, Sr. 16,2oCI'I'Iuy ..._, Gelhen, s-a, Jr. 15A. THIRD TEAM: lrMIIt WII'HI', K.... s-9, Sr• lUi Ncl<le Lust, $-7, Sr• llelboWk 15.5; Jtmle ......... Fronk.., s-a, Sr.l7.11 IWey ....... lndlln Ill, $-9, $opll., 14.5; Ncolt Nlenober, IJrblnl. s-s. Sr. 11.4; Emly BoWfY\111. Spring. Sllaw-

--·an.

~Sr.11~

..._ .. lilt.,..., Cllrllsy St....... c.dt._, lilt ,._, IN Dms, Llt1le IWMIL Sptdal Mantlln Moriah cain. Wlrr*lglan; Katie Halley, ""'*'vforo; emJy ' - ' · HoniHCn Rou; tl•tte Tlill<on. HoniHCn Ross; Midiell Dllaerl. ~..; Amee Hurst, Hamlllln Bedln. K.- Gentry, Uttte Miami; JLfe Melt, Ch Roger Bacon; Lalra BleNe, Kings; Jeri Cook, Hew Rldlmond; Maggie l...an'G, Hew Rlclmond. AsNey Olrk, 0.. McNd1ollll; cathy a.x. PLr~ Nikki l'rtde, WOOdwll'd. Dl'lls.l. l'llST TEAM: Sllllln - · Tayler, 6-3, lr., 22.5; Lynd&ay F~, Wp..... 6-1, Sr. 16.2; Ncl<l Motto, Dey. s-6, Scph., 19. I; Jessie Roetl!. East, $-9, Scph., 17.7; Uurle Henry, Tried. H. Sr. 23.1; ~ Woo«vvf, East CllniOIIo 5-4, Jr. 17.9. S.CotiD TUM: Heidi DMIIttll, ....,..._, s-•, Sr • ..S; KIITI Alt..._,......... ..._, s-•. Sr. 15.5; JeUice lt;pe WayntSvle, $-9, Scph., 15.1; Ollvlngtan. Miami East, 6-0, Jr. 13.0; Sl'iorl stauffer, v..-o, s-9, Sr.• 10.6; Clrl(c:.n, Mldtln, HI, Sr• 12.1. 'IMID TUM: a.telt Fresl• ..,._ bit....,__ s-9, Sr. 'I.2J Jennifer Burfill\. Tried, $-9, Jr • 16.4; Mlrondll Rinehart, ArCIIUII, s-7. Scph., 9.6; ~ e...y, Gr-Yiew, $-10, Sr., 112;- Donyl, FIIMytown, Sol, Sr• 17.11 Sflde Mllllr~ T....., Sol, 5eplt., 15.5. "'-rer ef lilt year: ShMn PI-, Tayler. ca.h ef lilt yY': Tim Berp, VtrUIIIH. 5l't<MI Mantlln Krystl George, Clnfon.Messle; .Jennifer Merar, East Clinton; CISsie Whitting-

_,an. ..........

Oak-. c.me

c-.

Jason

Deer Prt Alex Wehrum. Feldty; Rob Sipple, Wllarnsb.Kg. DMSIOM IV FllST TEAM: Jeff Reese, Jackson canter, 6-7, Sr. 15.5; !lryln Ayers, Clll.

lOlli East anton; Meg>an 11ruggerna11. Ml61etown Fenwick; Ncolt F'taszklewtcz,

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- · 6-4, Sr. '15.11 corey Love, dlanlcsbu'g. 6-2. Sr., 24.3; Todd Pedlle. Mlsslsshawa Vr/ley, 6-1, Sr., 22.6; Corteone L.ewb. Day. Jefferson. 6-4, Sr. 17 .5; ......,. ~.St. - d . 6-2, Jr..... YCOIID TUM: Mrlln a.llty, Mid, . . _ F.,Wick, 6-2, Sr. 15.1; Tram Elsass. Jackson Center, 6-2. Sr. 15.1; Damien Jones. Cedll'vle, 6-2. Sr.• 15.1; ..... L.Mte. an. C..try Day, w, Sr. 'IJ; -· Frllllr-.., 6-2, 6-2. Jr. U; Derek Alexander, Fort Loremle, Sr. 19.5. TIMD TEAM: O>ed Duln, HoUlton, s-11, Jr. 15.5; Daryl Foster, Day . .Jetterson, 6-3, Sr. 11t Nathen l'rlckaft, Newlan, 6-3. Sr. 18.9; JIM Sprllb, Cln.- Hills, w. Sr. 14.1; JIMit c.twr, FrllllrJitl..-.rN, 6-:Z. Sr• 13.l; Kerby Wlcox, TrJ.VIIage, 6-2. Sr. 11.1. ....,.. ef lilt yer. Jeff RHM, Jlcll...,

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ble Slllwnee Erica Phelps, WayntSvle; Jon\le·l(autz. BIMchester; Missy Gepllart,

lllal)chester. Pam Broman. Reading; Jessie Has· . Jar,Georgtown; Kendra Bailey, Felicity; ARtler Bishop., Betavta; Brandy Davis, Madeira; Tracl Wiant, Finneytowll; AmM-

daAIIon.St.Benwd. DIVISION IV FIRST TEAM: -.Jy - · Fort Lcremle. 6-2. Sr. 16.9; Amy Martin. Soulfl. Hlfem. 6-0, Sr. 10.1; Lellh Donaldson, Slulheostom, 5-10, Sr. 17.7; Stephanie ~Southeastern. Jr. 10.5;_, - · Cln.llls ~. s-s, Sr. 17.. $NpRne Mler, SONy Le1m1n. H Sr. 16.4. SECOND TEAM: Tara Gilbert, Mlulsslrlltwa V*'t, s-11, Sr. 14.5; Becky F'atty, Spring. cath., $-9, Jr. 15.9; Jamie BueNer, Bolklns. s- 11, Soph.. 14.5; Emly Enclerte, CG¥1ngtan. $-11, Jr. 14.0; Clncleca Smilll, CIIL 5ummlt C..try Day, H, Fr. 15.1; Joll1y Smith. Southeastern, $-10, Sr. 10.1. THRD TEAM: Jlllny Lucas, Clll. Hflll Oll'lsllln, Sol, Sr. ll.l; Shawaneta Jolnon. Day. Jefferson, s-11, Sr., 19.4; Kriltln Gllslll, Cln. Leckflnd, s-7, Jr. 14.t; Mlch* Anlloy, Spring. Cefh. $-9, Jr. 12.:&; Alyssa Rickert, Botkins. s-10, Soph.. IIJ.; Jeu1ca Huffen1, F~lt, s-1, Jr,. 19.4• ... . , . ef lilt year: ...... Dtollldsoll, s.thHslenl; __, - · Ch Hils Olrlstten. ca.h ef lilt year: TillY Regen, letlllns.

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• Tlffany Ward. Bethel; Kelte seost, F,..,..lfn.Monroe; Sally Boyce, SUnvnlt CGIIntry Day; Lildsay Botsford. SlmTVt eollnfry Dey; Kyra Gross, Ch Hils Oris· lterl; K.-en Hewitt, Ch ... Orlslterl; Kote · seven His; Olarlty DeriSe Abney, Chamberlain. L.anomarf< Owislterl; Lod<. lalld; Rebecca L.lnclsey, Wllarnsb.Kg.

Gar-' Flrneytown; Seen Schaffer,

CIIIMr. Coadl ef lilt yer. 5 - Flsller, Sptc~a~-.11111

Bethel.

Jon F'kntaft, Bethel; Scott Whitehead. seven .-.; Gray... Sugarman. seven His; Ml<t Rtlllner, Country Day; Brian Wastingtan. SlmTVt COOOtry Day; Jack Clmmfrlgs, S<lmmlt Country Oay; Matt McKinney, Lockland; John Morris, Lockland; Chris M.-, L.anomart< Ortstten. I

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BOYS BASKETBALL ALL-STAR TEAMS

.Withrow, Bacon stars picked best Eugene Land i Ivan Johnson · : Division I Division !I IPlayer of the Year Player of the Year r • Withrow Roger Bacon t Senior forward Senior center ..,. Division II state ~ He was instrumental in Withrow's player of the year. drive to the state Averaged 19.1 semifinals. Averpoints, 10 aged 13.7 points, 4 rebounds and 2. 7 assists and 4.4 blocks per game. steals.

JareHYoung Division Ill Player of the Year Georgetown Senior guard..,. Led the city with a 26.4 scoring average. Also averaged 6.2 steals and 5.9 assists per game. Named third-team all-state.

Bryan Ayers Division IV Player of the Year , Seven Hills Senior forward ..,. Special mention all-state. Led Seven Hills to a co-championship of MVC title with 15.8 points and 8.2 rebounds a game.

Division II , MaH Broermann, Badin; Brian Schaefer, Roger Bacon; James Sheehy, McNicholas; Chris Wallace, Alter; Travis Neff, Goshen; Nick Woods, Ki~gs; Brady Merchant, Lebanon; Adam Shaw, Lebanon; Trent Ingram, LiHie Miami; J.D Foust, Norwood; Ed Bosse, Ross; Adam Freeman, Ross; Seth Doliboa, Springboro; Chip James, Springboro; Corey Sullivan, Springboro.

Gerry Weisgerber Division II Coach of the Year Hamilton Badin ..,. Coached team to second straight regional and district championships. Finished regular season with a 15-5 record and No. 2 city ranking.

Dale Haarman Division Ill Coach of the Year. Indian Hill ..,. Team finished state runner-up after winning district and regional titles. Posted a 14-6 regular season record.

Jeff Stowers Division IV Coach of the Year Seven HillS ..,. Led team to a district cham pionship and a 18-2 regular season mark that earned. them a co-championship in the Miami Valley Conference.

DIVISION I TEAM

HONORABLE MENTION Division I MaH Hubbard, Hamilton; MaH Moyer, Lakota East; Jamal White, Colerain; Steve Bain, . Elder; Jeremy Duncan, Moeller; Steve Esterkamp, La Salle; Tony Fasbender, St. Xavier; Eric Fischer, Moeller; MaH Williams, St. Xavier; Andy Sutphin, · Mason; Tim Roellig, Oak Hills; !\late Fox, Western Hills; MaH Sinkovich, Anderson; Chad Myers, Glen Este; ScoH Nelson, Turpin; Jerry Gillespie, Amelia; Mike Peek, Woodward; Brandon Hunter, Withrow; Jason Crawford, Withrow; Randy Larkin, Hughes; Stu Owens, Hughes; Lonnie Berry, Aiken; Jerone Behanan, Taft; Pierre Wooten, Winton Woods; Wiz White, Winton Woods; Emory Ogletree, Winton Woods; Chris Ruther, Harrison; Nick Elrod, Harrison; Gabriel Robinson, Walnut Hills.

George Jackson Division I Coach of the Year Withrow ..,. Led team to MCC, district and regional championships and a berth in the state tournament. Finished regular season with a 14-6 record.

Division Ill Jason Jones, North College Hill; Reggie Moore, North College Hill; Jeremy Kramer, St. Bernard; Rob Hendricks, Mariemont; Sean Schaffer, Deer Park; Steve Fletcher, Reading; Jason Gardner, Finneytown; Dan Berkemeyer, Wyoming; Ken Fields, Madeira; Ryan Ogletree, Batavia; Gary Shepherd, Bethel-Tate; Tobias Cahall, Georgetown.

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Janerio Spurlock Aiken Senior forward ..,. Named secondteam all-state and Division IV lead team to district Joe Sprafka, Seven Hills; Jon Lange, CCD; Mike Rabiner, championship. Averaged 20.8 CCD; Brandon Johnson, New points per game. Miami; Brian Washington, Summit; Mark Cole, Mi'ddletown Christian; Lucas Hammons, Middletown Christian; Greg Foster, Western Brown; Eric Boshears, Western Brown; Marvin Bailey, Midd. Fenwick; F\ob Sipple, Williamsburg.

Brandon Mcintosh Roger Bacon Senior guard ..,. Third team all state and first-team GCL-North. Second on team with 18.7 points per game.

Antwan Peek Vincent Harrison Woodward Princeton Senior forward Senior guard ..,. Led team to a co- ..,. Led team to championship in regional tournathe Queen City Con- ment and GMC ference-Metro with championship. a 17 point and 10.3 Named honorable rebound per game mention all-state average. with a 17-point scoring average.

Dan Hutzelman Lakota West Junior guard ..,. Special mention all-state, secondteam all-district and first team GMC. Averaged 22 points, seven rebounds and four assists.

Mike Monserez Moeller Junior guard ..,. Special mention all-state and firstteam GCL-South.Was second in city with 7.3 assists per game.

DIVISION IT-IV TEAM

Ben Helmers Hamilton Badin Senior guard ..,. Second-team allstate, district player of the year and first-team GCLNorth. Averaged' 18.4 points and · four assists per · game.

Richard Hall Wyoming Junior guard ..,. Honorable mention all-state and first-team CHL. One of the top scorers in the city with a 20.4 average.

Brian McMonigle New Richmond Senior center ..,. Second-team all district, special mention all-state and SBC player of the year. Averaged 25.6 points, 12.3 rebounds and 1.8 blocks per game.

Tad DeBord Indian Hill . Senior center ..,. First team CHL. Led Indian Hill to district and regional championships and state tournament with a 14.7 scoring average.

BY DAVE SCHUTIE Enquirer contributor Three ·of the four players named Players of the Year by The Enquirer never dreamed of winning the prestigious award. 'This wasn't one of my goals," Withrow senior guard Ivan Johnson the Division I Player of the Ye~, said. "All I wanted to do this season was win. This is a big accomplishment and I'm happy." Johnson is joined by Eugene Land of Roger Bacon (Division 10. Georgetown's Jarett Young and Bryan Ayers (Division from Seven Hills (Division IV). Coach of the Year honors go to Withrow's George Jackson (Div. 0, Gerry Weisgerber from Hamilton Badin (Div. 10, Indian Hill's and Jeff Dale Haarman (Div. Stowers from Seven Hills (Div. IV). When seniorpointguardJason Crawford went down with an ankle injury two weeks prior to the start of the season, Johnson stepped forward and took over the position and assumed the leadership role. The son of former Cincinnati Bengals' Pete, Johnson averaged 15 points a game while pulling off eight rebounds. He also added four assists and was fourth in Cincinnati with 4. 4 steals a game. "Ivan was our sixth man last season," Withrow coach George Jackson said. "He stepped up to his fullest capability after Jason suffered the injury." Land, Roger Bacon's ~ forward who will play for Bob Huggins at the University of Cincinnati, averaged 19.2 points and ·nearly 12 rebounds. He led the Spartans to the Greater Catholic League North Division championship, along with the sectional and district titles. The Spartans lostto Hamilton Badin in the regional finals. A 6-foot senior guard, Young was the complete player for the Southern Buckeye National Conterence co-champion G-Men. He not only led Cincinnati in scoring (26.4) and steals (6.2) but also averaged 5.9 assists. The assist averaged points to the fact

that Young was unselfish arid played both ends of the floor. Whenever Seven Hills needed a clutch ba_sket. Ayers, a 64, 17?poun~ semor forward, was there to deliver. . Ayers a~erage? 15.8 po~ts. 8.2 rebounds m lea~ th~ Stingers to the co-champtonshtp of the Miami Valley Conference. _ Jackson, who overcame adversity Ooss of Crawford), guided Withrow to the ~hampionship of the Queen Ctty Conferenc~ ~en:o, ~e toughest league in Cmcmnati. The Tigers went on to win the Division I sectional, district and r~gi?nal c~ampionships ~efore

eliminated m the state semifinals by eventual champion Lakewood St Edward. "All I can say is that give credit to our staff and players," Jackson said. Thank God things worked out It was definitely our best coaching job at Withrow. It was an unreal season." For the second consecutive season, Weisgerber came up with a plan to beat Roger Bacon in the Division II regional championship. The Rams advanced to the state but were eliminated by eventual champion Cleveland Benedictine. And how about Haarman, In eli-· an Hill's fourth year coach. Also an assistant principal, Haarman took two defensive soccer players, two football players• and a 5-8 senior basketball player,. . and molded them into Division state runner up. · En route to a berth in the state· semifinals, Indian Hill beat: Wyoming and No. 1 Dayton· Christian 93-86 for the Regional: championship. They followed with a victory over Tuslaw but· lost to Sparta Highland in the· championship. ·· Since joining the Miami Valley; Conference, North College Hill has dominated in boys basketball.· But, this season Seven Hills and coachJeffStowers weren'tto 1>e denied. They split two games· with NCH and went on to share 1 the title with the Trojans. ·'

Fort Ancient Valley .,;onrerence

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No doubts about Lebanon in Warriors' first year in conference Although this is Lebanon's first year in the FAVC, league coaches voted unanimously to put the Warriors atop the preseason poll. Coach Dave Merchant has all five starters back: Adam Shaw, a 6-6 forward, will team with standout junior guard Brady Merchant, senior point" guard Ryan Smith and forwards Mike Williams and Larry Kollman. ;; ·Springboro loses star Cain Doliboa (now at Dayton) but $in rely on his brother, j~nior Sl!th Doloboa,. as well as Jon Snouse and Dwayne Carruth, tlle only seniors on the roster. l1-',,

1:-Lebanon

~~ .... Coach: Dave Merchant

(2r_6-199) · '-.,..Last year: 17-4 (12-2 MML) Top returning player: Brady ~erchant (13 ppg, 6.5 rpg)

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POS HI WI ~vstlnCummlngs ...............,. .•....... G 5-10 140 Adam Shaw ...•.•.•.......•................. C 6-61/2 195 Brady Merchant ..•.......•...........•.. F 6-4112 188 Jason Testerman .•..................•.... F 6-3 175 Mike w.tnams ....•...•..••....•.......... F 6-2'12 200 Carry Kollman ............................•.. F 6-4 112 192 Eltian Walker ................................C 6-7 190 Jeremy son;ng ................................ F 6-3112 205 S.teve Au~ ...........................••....•.. G 5·11 165

Luke Howard ................................ G 5-10 Jordan Bohlnc ............................. G 5·9 Damon Francis ............................. G 6·1

10 Andy Butterfield ............................ G · 5-11 160 12 10 Adam Freemon .............................. F 6-4 185 12 9 · Aaron Zborii ................................... F 6.0 215 12 Eric Stidham ................................... G S.S 165 11 December: 5-al Carlisle; 9-KINGS; 12Brian Lockaby ............................ G 5·7 175 11 ROSS; 16-at Wilmington; 19-LITTI:.E MIAMI; Jeff Bray ....................................... G 5·10 165 11 20-FRANKLIN. January: 3-al Miamisburg; 6-at Mason; Mike Maybury ............................. F 6-0 175 11 Brandon Richardson ..................... c 6-4 215 11 9-LOVELAND; 10-al West carrollton; 16-at Jamie Houpe .................................. F 6-2 175 10 Goshen; 17-at Waynesville; 20-at Norwood; 23LEBANON; 30-at Kings. December: 5-TAYLOR; 6-PREBLE SHAWFebruary: 6-al Ross; 10-WILMINGTON; 13NEE; 9-UTTLE MIAMI; 12-at Springboro; 16at Little Miami; 20-MASON; 21-VALLEY VIEW. LOVELAND; 19-at Goshen; 27-at Edgewood. January: 3-al Flnneytown; 6-at Norwood; 9-LEBANON; 16-at Kings; 17-at Harrison; 20MASON; 23-at Wilmington; 30-at Little Miami; 31-NORTHWEST. February: 6-SPRINGBORO; 10-at Loveland; 13-GOSHEN; 20-NORWOOD.

Coaches poll First-place votes in parentheses 1. Lebanon (7) ...................... 70 2. Springboro ........................ 61 3. Mason .............................. 50 4. Ross ..................................48 5. Loveland ........................... 42 6. Kings ................................ 30 7. Wilmington ....................... 27 8. Little Miami. ...................... 25 9. Norwood ............................21 10. Goshen ............................. 11

3. Mason

.,.. Coach: Greg Richards (25-17) .,.. Last year: 12-9 (9-5) .,.. Top player: Andy Sutphin

AndrewGotttrie<L......... ,....,. •.... G 6-1 175 11 11 Alonzo Jones .................................. F 6-4 255 December: 5-at Dayton Oakwood; 9-at Loveland; 12-GOSHEN; 13-CARLISLE; 16-al Norwood; 19-MASON; 27-BLANCHESTER. January: 6-KINGS; 9-at Ross; 16-WIL· MINGTON; 20-LITTLE MIAMf, 23-at Springboro; 24-al _franklin; 30-LOVELAND. February: 6-al Goshen; 10-NORWOOD; 13-al Mason; 14-LEMON MONROE; 17-at Xenia; 20-at Kings.

2. Springboro .,.. Coach: Troy Holtrey .,.. Last year: 18-2 (13-1) .,.. Top returning players: Chip James (6 ppg); Tyler Anderson (5 ppg)

Yr 12 Name Pos HI 12 11 Jon Shouse ...............................•...•. C 6-2 Dwayne Carruth ...................,. ....... G 5-9 11 Chip James ....•.... ,. ....................... G 6-1 11 12 Jason Fllschei ..........•...............•.....F 6-2 11 David Benseler ...................•.......... G 6-1 11 . Tyler Anderson ......................•...... F 6.0 Corey SuRivan •.............................. G 6-4 12 SelhDoliboa ................................... F 6-5

WI 185 165 170 185 175 165 165 175

170 160 155

Yr 12 12 11 11 11 11 11 11

Name Pos HI Jon Nutley ....................................... G 6-2 Andy SUtphin ................................. G 6-1 Josh Scott .......................•...........•. G 6-0 Josh Nlederhelman ........•....•........ F 6-1 Mall Tudor ..................................... c 6-2 Brandon Yost ............................... G 5-11 Bryan Rost ...............................•.•.. G 6-0 Mai!Louls ...................................... G 5-10 Jake Bennett .................................. F 6-2 Mall Swanson ........................•.. C/F 6·3 Adam Livingston ............................ F 5-11 Mall Davis ...•....•...•.•.............. G/F 6-1

wt 170 160 170 170 175 180 185 155 200 170 165 170

Yr 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 11 11 10 10 10

December: 5-LAKOTA WEST; 9-at Wil· mingfon; 12-NORWOOD; 16-LITTLE MiAMI; 19-at Lebanon; 23-at Harrison. January: 3-at Lakota East; 6-SPRINGBORO; 9-KINGS; 16-al Loveland; 20-al Ross; 23-GOSHEN; 30-WILMINGTON; 31-TURPIN. February: 3-at Sycamore; 6-al Norwood; 10-al Little Miami; 13-LEBANON; 17-EDGE· WOOD; 20-,af Springboro .

4. Ross .,.. Coach: Bob Thiemann (46-48) .,.. Last year: 8-15 (5-9) . .,.. Top returning player: Adam Freeman (12 ppg, 4 rpg)

5. Loveland .,.. Coach: Mike Ferone(235-169). .,.. Last year: 19-4 (13-0 SBC). .,.. Top player: Todd Bonnell Name Pos HI Chris Schellln ................................. G 6-0 Joel Albright .................................. G 6-0 Todd Bonneii .................................. C 6-3 Nlch Cocco ................................... c 6-3 Mall Henderson ............................ F 6-2 Andy Hollenbeck ........................... c 6-4 Brad Lohrman ................................ F 6-2 Steve Lewis .................................... G 6-0 A.J. Luciono .................................... c 6-5 AlanMarshaR .............................. G 5-10 Larry Schildmeyer ........................G 5-10 Yusut Muhammad.................... G/F 6-2

WI 160 170 220 210 200 205 180 170 225 160 155 165

Yr 12 12 12 12 11 11 11 11

11 11 11 10

December: 6-READING; 9-LEBANON; 12al Kings; 16-al Ross; 19-WILMINGTON;.29-AN· DERSON; 30-TURPIN. January: 6-at Little Miami; 9-al Springboro; 16-MASON; 17-at Olnlon Massie; 20-at Goshen; 23-NORWOOD; 30-at Lebanon. February: 3-at Oermont Northeastern; 6KINGS; 10-ROSS; 13-al Wilmington; 17-al New Richmond; 20-LITTLE MIAMI.

·.,.. Last year: 7-14 (5-9) .,.. Top returning player: Nick Woods (14.3 ppg, 5.5 rpg) Name Pes Nick Woods ..................................... G Jason Roudabush .......................... G Matt Burge .................................... F RobMitchell ............•...................... c Kevin McOung .............................. G Jason Dranschak ........................... F Nick Fay ......................................... F Michael Homibrook ...................... C Jason Kidder ................................... C Brad McCarty ................................ F John McGregor ........................... G Zack Woods ................................... G

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December: 5-al Badin; 9-at Springboro; 12-LOVELAND; 16-al Goshen; 19-NORWOOD. January: 3-LAKOTA WEST; 6-al Lebanon; 9-at Mason; 16-ROSS; 17-vs. Little Miami at Shoemaker Center; 20-WILMINGTON; 23-at Little Miami; 24-at Madeira; 27-al Glen Esle; 30SPRINGBORO. . February: 6-al Loveland; 7-TURPIN; 10GOSHEN; 13-al Norwood; 20-LEBANON.

7. Wilmington .,.. Coach: Jack Bouldin .,.. Last year: 5-17 (9-5) .,.. Top player: Nate Bouldin (12 ppg) wt 165 160 180 160 185 170 180

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Name Pos HI Nate Bouldin ............................... G 6-2 Mike Burns .................................... G 5-10 Nader Soliman ................................ C 6-3 Adam Brock ................................... G 5-10 Sam Burchfield .............................. C 6·5 JeftFehr ......................................... G 6·1 J.D. Foust ........................................ F 6-41/2 Gib Murphy .................................... G Mall Tedford ............................... F Robby Wolf. ................................... G

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156 190 155

January: 3-al Olnton Massie; 6-GOSHEN; 9-NORWOOD; 13-at Miami Trace; 16-at Lebanon; 20-al Kings; 23-ROSS; 30-at Mason; 31-LYNCHBURG CLAY. February: 6-LITTLE MIAMI; lil-a! Spring· boro; 13-LOVELAND; 20-at Goshen.

8. Little Miami .,.. Coach: Rob Blanton (218-149) .,.. Last year: 16-6 (11-3) .,.. Top returning player: Trent Ingram Jr. (8 pgg, 3.4 rpg) Name Pos Quillan Short ................................... C Josh Kelsey ..................................... c Dennis Maddix .............................. G Jim Wilkerson ............................... G Jeremy Trentman ......................... F David Davidson .............................. C Steve Bryant ............................... C Chris carey ................................... G Nathan Wijfiams ............................. F Trenllngram ................................. G Brian Wilkerson ............................. G Josh Foreman ................................ C Jason Sheaver ................................ G Ryan Huii .........................................F Shane Scott .................................... F Mike Daile ...................................... G David Dufour .................................. F Joe Cooper ................................... G

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WI 230 185 170 148 180 165 250 160 180 168 165 200 140 175 168 155 195 160

Yr 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 10 10 10

December: 5-al Waynesvnte; 9-at Ross; 12-WILMINGTON; 16-at Mason; 19~at Springboro; 23-BLANCHESTER; 30-CLINTON MASSIE. . January: 6-LOVELAND; 9-GOSHEN; 13al Madeira; 16-at Norwood; 20-al Lebanon; 23KINGS; 30-ROSS. February: 3-at BellbrooK; 6-al Wilmington; 10-MASON; 13-SPRINGBORO; 20-at Loveland.

9. Norwood .,.. Coach: Jack Bouldin (55-75). .,.. Last year: 5-17 (3-11 ). .,.. Top player: J.D. Foust

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Mike Burns .................................... G 5-10 160 12 Nader Sollman .............................. C 6-3 180 12 Adam Brock .................................. G 5-10 160 11 Sam Burchfield .....•........................ C 6-5 185 11 Jeff Fehr ....................................... G 6-1 170 11 J.D. Foust .•......•....................;........ F 6-4 180 11 Jesse Haggard .............................. G 5-11 175 11 Mike Harris .................................. G 5-9 150 11 Gib Murphy ................................... G 5-7 156 11 Matt Tedsford ..............;•.....••..... F 6-2 190 11 Robby Wolfs ............................... G 6-0 155 11 SCHEDULE December: 5-at Glen Este; 9-at Goshen; 12-al Mason; 13-CLERMONT NORTHEAST·...,.. ERN; 16-LEBANON; 19-al Kings. Jan-y: 6-ROSS; 9-at Wilmington; 10-IN;' DIAN HILL; 16-LITTLE MIAMI; 20-SPRING'~; BORO; 23-at Loveland; 24-al Walnut Hills; 30-.,, GOSHEN; 31-READING. "~ February: 6-MASON; 7-at Harrison; 10-at Lebanon; 13-KINGS; 20-at Ross.

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.,.. Coach: Michael Young (54-68)'"1 .,.. Last year: 3-18 (1-13) :>Jll:i .,.. Top player: Shawn Rogers l~v

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Name Pos HI WI 1 Shiloh McGueary .•....•.................. G 5-7 155 1~~ 1 Mall Smallwood .•..................... F/C 6-3 205 12 Steve Chun ................................. G/F 6-0 195 12. Shawn Rogers ........................... F 6-1 190 121W cary Schmidbauer ...••...•........ G/F (>.1 180 ~l,_,J Paul Whitacre ................................ C (>.2 225 Travis Neff .................................. G 5-11 170 . 11Vl 11 t..L Shawn Dameron ............................ F (>.2 187 10<,1') Tony HIII ........................................ G 5-10 165 Craig Christman ......................... F /C (>.3 205 10 Mall Wilson ................................. F 5-11 185 10 SCHEDULE December: 5-at New Richmond; 9-NOR· - , WOOD; 12-al Lebanon; 16-KINGS; 19-ROSS; "'~ 27-WESTERN BROWN. "''" January: 6-at WRmlngton; 9-at Little Miami; ' ~ 13-CNE; 16-SPRINGBORO; 20-LOVELAND; 23-'-- r>n at Mason; 27-at Amelia; 30-at Norwood. . February: 6-LEBANON; 10-at Kings; 13~at I Ross; 14-at Mariemont; 17-at Milford; 20-',wu.::.:;r! MINGTON. 1 ~ t

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December: 5-at Greenfield McOaln; 6-Hil.L5BORO; 9-MASON; 12-at Little Miami; 16-SPRINGBORO; 19-at Loveland; 27-EAST CLINTON.

.,.. Coach: Brian O'Connell

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;. There was o.nly one dissent'Jng vote and 1t was cast by l!>tinceton coach Paul Andrews, ~ho probably doesn't want the fl>ressure of being the favorite in !Lthe GMC. Like it or not, An~rews and the Vikings will be the hunted this year. : Point guard Vincent Harrion, considered one of Ohio's ~est athletes, leads the offense ~th David Routt, Marcus HarJtis, Mario Grove and Larry rown on the inside. : Challenger Fairfield has a ~ trong inside attack with re~turning starters Geoff Glazier ~6-6) and Matt Robbins (6-3) ,along with junior· Adam Ward

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First-year Hamilton coach Larry Allen will build his team around returning starters Andy Mignery, Deron Bowling, Seth Morris and Matt Hubbard.

1. Princeton .,.. Coach: Paul Andrews (168-142) .,.. Last year: 16-8 (10~4) .,.. Top returning player: Vincent Harrison Name "-

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.,.. Last year: 17-6 (11-3) .,.. Top returning player: Geoff Glazier

Coaches poll First-place votes in parentheses 1. Princeton ...................... (9J98 2. Fairfield ......................... (1 90 3. Hamilton ............................ 71 4. Sycamore ...........................69 5. Lima .................................. 59 6. Lakota West ...................... 45 7. Colerain ............................. 37 8. Lakota East ........................ 33 9. Middletown ........................ 28 10. Milford ............................. 20 Vincent Harrison···················--· G 5-10 Marcus Harris .............................. F 6-3 David Routt ....... :............................ F 6-4 Aaron James ................................. G 6-0 Jon Slone ...................................... G 5-10 Daryl Daniels ................................. G 5-8 Robert Alexander ................... F /G 6-3 Marlo Grove ................................... C 6-6 Justin Shipley ............................ F/G 6.0 Michael Garner ......................•...... G 6-3 Jason Routt ............................... G/F 6.0 David While ................................... G 5-8 Ahmad Lewis ........................... F/G 6-2 Curtis Cross ····················-······-···· G 5-11 Robert Southall .•... :...................•... c 6-6 Larry Brown ................................ F 6-4

Name Pes HI WI Ben Yelm ......................................... G 5-9 155 Terrance Brown ............................ G 6-1 170 Mall Robbins ..............................G 6-3 175 Dan Billingsley .............................. G 6-2 1s5 Tony Steele ................................... F 6-3 Geoff Glazier .............................. F 6-6 John Mack ....................................... C 6-8 ~~ Cris Wiley····-·························-····· F 6-4 Pat Compton ............................... G 6-3 185 Adam Keel ................................. :.... F 6-4 195 Adam Ward ................................... F 6-5 2l0 David Burge ............................... L C 6-10 200

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December: 5-DAK HILLS; 9-al St. Xavier; 12-al Lima; 13-LAKOTA WEST; 19-al Lakota East; 23-HAMILTON; 30-MILFORD. January: 9-al Sycamore;_ 10-COLERAIN; 16-at Middletown; 23-al Fairfield; 24-LIMA; 30,-at Lakota West; 31-LAKOTA EAST. February: 3-MT. HEALTHY; 6-at Haml~ ton; 13-at Milford; 14-SYCAMORE; 17-al Elder; 20-at Colerain.

2. Falrlleld .,.. Coach: Dave Bauer (34-21)

Yr 12 12 12 12

11 11 11 11

December: 6-HAMILTON; 12-at Colerain; 13-at Middletown; 19-SYCAMORE; 23-LIMA; 30-at Lakota West. January: 3-HIGHLANDS; 5-at Oak Hms; 9at Lakota East; lD-at Centervile; 16-at MRtord; 20-TALAWANDA; 23-PRINCETON; 24-COLE· RAIN; 30-MIOOLETOWN; 31-at Sycamore. February: 6-at Lima; 13-LAKOTA WEST; 14-LAKOTA EAST; 20~at HamRton.

3. Hamilton .,.. Coach: Larry J. Allen .,.. Last year: 11-12 (6-8) .,.. Top returning player: Andy Mignery Name Pos Dean Bowling ................................ c Bobby Brooke ............................... C Jeremy Whlltlesy .......................... F MattHubbard ................................ G Eddie Tamer................................... G Wallace Morris ............................. G Andy Mignery ............................... C Derek Moore ................................. F Seth Morris .................................... G Tyler Kullman ............................... G Derek Benson ................................G David Huff ....................................... G

HI WI 6-4 240 6-3 200 6-2 195 5-11 160 5-11 170 5-11 180 6-3 210 6-3 185 6-2 185 5-10 145 5-11 160 6-0 170

Yr 12 12 12 12 12 12 11 11 11 11 11 10

Dece'mber: · 6-at Fairfield; 12-al Lakota East; 16-al Sycamore; 19-MILFORD; 20-PA T· TERSON; 23-al Princeton; 30-COLERAIN.

January: 3-al Winton Woods; 9-at Middletown; 10-al Springfield South; 16-LIMA; 17-EL· DER; 23-al Lakota West; 24-LAKOTA EAST; 30-SYCAMORE; 31-at Milford. February: 6-PRINCETON; 13-al Colerain; 14-MIDDLETOWN; 20-FAIRFIELD. '• ...

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Coach: Randy Lothrop. .,.. Last year: 17-5 (13-1). .,.. Top returning player: Eric Wade .,..

Name Pos WiBHudson ..................................... G Samlp Patel. .................................. G Eric Wade ....................................... F Rob Brubaker ................................ F Joe Harrison ................................... F Ben Zuber ...................................... G Greg Houlton ..................................c John Nelson .................................... G Eric Davenport ........................... G Grant Saunders ............................ F Keith Davenport........................... F John Purdom ................................. F

6-1 5-9 6-1 6-0 6-2 6·1 6-7 5-9 6-0

175 160 170 155 220 160 260 150 160 175 165 190

6-3 6-2 6-2

Yr 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 11 11 11 11 11

December: 5-at Moeller; 12-MIDDLE· TOWN; 13-at Kroger Oasslc vs. Maysville,OH at Ohio University; 16-HAMILTON; 19-at Fairfield; 23-al Milford; 30-LIMA. January: 9-al Princeton; 10-LAKOTA WEST; 16-COLERAIN; 23-at Lakota East; 24-al Middletown; 30-al Hamilton; 31-FAIRFIELD. February: 3-MAsoN; 6-MILFORD; 10WALNUT HILLS; 13-al Lima; 14-PRINCETON; 20-al Lakota West. S. Lima

.,.. Coach: Dick Heath (234-161) .,.. Lasl year: 5-16 (3-11) .,.. Top returning player: Lewis Shine Name POS HI wt Terrance While ............................. F 5-10 175 Deandre Manley ........................ PG 5-6 135 Jason Thomas ................................ G 5-9 150 Lewis Shine .................................... G 6-0 175 Fred CoiRns .................................. PG 5-10 200 WIRie Foster ................................... G 5-10 175 Courtney Smith ................... - ...... F 6-3 180 Andre Horton ............................... G 5-7 145 Deon Rose ...................................... F 6-4 200

Yr 12 12 12 12 12 11 11 11 11

Earl Ingram .......:........................... F Alfonso Townsend ....................... F

6-4 160 6-4 250

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December: 6-TOLEOO ST. JOHN'S; 12PRINCETON; 13-al Colerain; 19-MIDDLETOWN; 23-al Fairfield; 30-at Sycamore. January: 3-ELIDA; 9-LAKOTA WEST; 10at Lakota East; 16-at Hamilton; 17-FINDLAY; 23-MILFORD; 24-al Princeton; 30-COLERAIN; 31-al Middletown. February: 6-FAIRFIELD; 7-TOLEDO ROGERS; 13-SYCAMORE; 14-at Lakota West; 20LAKOT A EAST.

6. Lakota West .,.. Coach: Mike Mueller (416-21 0) .,.. Last year: 10-12 (Lakota) .,.. Top returning player: Dan Hutzelman Name PoS HI Mall Maxweli ............................ G/F 6-2 Ed Whitney .................................... G 5-10 Scott Hasselback ........................ G 6-0 Dan Hutzelman ............•...........•... G 6-3 Rob Hulzelman .............................. F 6-2 Andy Lallathin ................................ G 5-11 Mall Lawless ................................. C 6-1 Adrian Miller ................................. F 6-2 Andrew Wheatley .. J ..................... C 6-5 Andy DuM ...................................... G 6-0 Jamie Chaney ........................... G/F 6-0 Josh Romero .... :.............................. F 6-2

WI 170 160 150 175 170 160 190 170 170 160 150 170

Yr 12 12 11 11 11 11 11 . 11 11 10 10 10

December: 5-at Mason; 12-MILFORD; 13al Princeton; 19-al Colerain; 20-0AK HILLS; 23-at Middletown; 30-FAIRFIELD. January: 3-al Kings; 9-at Lima; 10-al Syc· amore; 13-at Winton Woods; 16-LAKOTA EAST; 23-HAMIL TON; 24-al MIHord; 30-PRINCETON; 31-COLERAIN. February: 6-MIDOLETOWN; 13-al Fair· field; 14-LIMA; 20-SYCAMORE.

7. Colerain ._ Coach: Jim Walther .,.. Last year: 5-16 (0-8 QCC-Metro) .,.. Top returning player: Jamal White (12 pgg, 10 rpg) Name

POS

Jamal White .................................... F 6-3 ·210 Josh Stegman ................................. F 6-4 200 Brett Hillman ................................ G 6.0 180 Scott Hirsch ................................... G 5-10 155 Jason Miller ..................................... F 6·3 180 Helle While ................................... G 6·2 170 Mark Melbers ................................ F 6-3 180 Joe Allen .........................:............ G 5-11 170 B.J. Asken ...................................... C 6-4 190

12 12 12 12 11 11 11 11 11

December: 5-al Fairmont; 12-FAIRFIELD; 13-LIMA; 19-LAKOTA WEST; 23-LAKOTA EAST; 27-HARRISON; 30-at Hamilton. January: 3-LA SALLE; 9-MILFORD; 10-at Princeton; 16-al Sycamore; 23-MIDOLETOWN; 24-at Fairfield; 30-at Lima; 31-at Lakota West. February: 6-at Lakota East; 7-WINTON WOODS; 13-HAMILTON; 14-at Milford; 20PRINCETON.

8. Lakota East .,.. Coach: David Davis .,.. Last year: 10-12 (Lakota) · .,.. Top returning player: Matt Moyer Name Pos Mall Moyer .......................:......... F Rob Hayes ................ ,...................... c Mark Black ............................... F/G Nick White ................................... G Todd Niekamp ............................... G Ryan Mccarty .............................. G Phil Hardin ....................................... F Greg Stevenson ........................ F/G Osagle Enalho ............................. C Mike Wiseman ............................... F WillleWheat ................................... G Travis Small ................................... c

HI 6-6 6-7 6·1 5-11 5-11 5-10 5-11 6-2

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Yr 12 · 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 11 11 10

December: 5-at Winton Woods; 12-HAMIL· TON; 13-at Milford; 16-MT. HEALTHY; 19PRINCETON; 23-at Colerain; 30-MIDDLETOWN. January: 3-MASON; 9-FAIRFIELD; 10-L~ MA; 16-at Lakota West; 23-SYCAMORE; 24-al Hamilton; 30-MILFORD; 31-al Princeton. February: 6-COLERAIN; 7-at Talawanda; 13-at Middletown; 14-at Fairfield; 20-al Lima.

9. Middletown .,.. Coach: Bob Nocton (178-122) . .,.. Last year: 8-14 (5-9). .,.. Top returning player: Kevin

Aldridge (4.4 ppg, 2 rpg, 1.3 apg)., ,, Name Pos Kevin Aldridge ............................... G Nick Kohlhas .................................. C ·Ben Nicholas ............................... C/F WIRiam Rucker ............................... C Pete Howard .................................. G BRI Johnson ................................... C

WI 170 195 190 6-3 215 6-2 185 6-3 200 6-2 6-3 6-3

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200 190 150

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December: 5-BELMONT; 12-at Sycamore; 13-FAIRFIELD; 19-at Lima; 20-at TrotwOod Madison; 23-LAKOTA WEST; 30-at Lakota Ea$i.'nl January: 6-PATTERSON; 9-HAMILTON; 10-at MIHord; 16-PRINCETON; 19-al Aiken ~1, 1 ?. Xavier Schmidt Field House; 23-at Colerain; 24.!.: • SYCAMORE; 30-at Fairfield; 31-UMA. ·;:;:; february: 6-at Lakota West; 13-LAKOT/1.1;, EAST; 14-al Hamilton; 20-MILFORD. noon.,

10. Milford

, .:~;~ .,.. Coach: Ernie House (14-51) !JJ;;y .,.. Last year: 7-15 (2-12) "'mcn .,.. Top returning player: John V~.B;:: Benschoten • t11K~1 Name POl HI Jason Nagelhoul ........................... G 5-10 Michael Baney ............................. F 6-6 John VanBenschoten.................... F 6-4

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6-0 11 6-0 11 6-3 11 6-0 10 6-0 _lo .• . December: 5-at Monroe; 12-at Lakota • West; 13-LAKOTA EAST; 19-al Hamilton; 23SYCAMORE; 30-at PrlncetOI). ' January: 9-at Colerain; 10-MIDOLETOWN; 16-FAIRFIELD; 17-GLEN ESTE; 23-at Lima; . 24-LAKOTA WEST; 30-at Lakota East; 31HAMILTON. February: 3-ANDERSON; 6-at Sycamore; 1 13-PRINCETON; 14-tOLERAIN; 17-GOSHEN;, 20-at Middletown. u.JJ Mall Bonnell .................................. G Keith Bacher ......................... -- G Mark Sparks .................................. F Jason Kaufman .....- ...................... G RyanKing ........................................ G

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W ~§tt~Irrrn lliillllll§ 9 (Q)~Jk lliillllll§ mrncrDw~ t crD ttcrD]p) crDif rrn~w QCCCC JP)crDlllli Western Hills and Oak Hills, in in the QCC-Metro ter pay g last year, were voted by coaches to finish first and sec. I . h QCCond, ~espectlve y, m t e Amencan. If Western Hills' perform. . . . . anc.~ m the Uruversity of ~mcmnabs summer league IS any indication, the Mustangs will blossom into one of the top teams l· n the city The Mustangs went 14-0 m ' Ieague and cont'mthe ,summer ued to look impressive in pre-

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l~st:year's 10-10 squad. In additlon• 6-7 post players Dwayne M c N e a! and JamaI Mills t rans· £erred from Woodward to give the Mustangs a height advan-

tage. Oak Hills received two firstJace votes tO finish second in

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1. Weste~n HillS (4) ............... 34

2. Oak ~Ills (2) ...................... 31 3 Amelia ................................25 4. Glen Este ........................... 13 . . 13 4 · Turpin ································ 6. Anderson ........................... 10

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Mike.Smith ............................ F 6-3 215 11 Dom1mkMcDonald ............... G 6-0 165 11 SldneyWIIhams ................. G/F 6-5 190 11 WllburStarks ..................... G/F 6-4 217 10 Dusto.n~nderson ................. G 6-1 170 10 JoeP1emng ........................... G 6-2 180 10 Darryl Peterson ................. G/F 6-4 185 9 Danny Horace ....................... F 6-5 220 9 Malcolm Andrews ................. G 5"10 150 9 Karl Overton ...................... G/F 6-4 175 9 December: 6-vs. Dayton Patterson; 12-at Turpin; 19-AMELIA; 23-at La Salle. January: 3-vs. Withrow at XU; 6-AIKEN; 9-GLEN ESTE; 14-HUGHES; 16-at Anderson; 19-vs. Walnut Hills at XU; 23OAK HILLS· 24-vs Elder at uc· 27' . ' WOODWARD; 30-TURPIN. February: 6-at Amelia; 9-TAFT; 13at Glen Este; 17-ANDERSON; 20-at Oak Hills.

2. Oart Hills .

~ Coach: M1ke Pnce (84-52) ~Last year: 16-4 (QCC-Metro

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. ~Top returning player: Kyle ~ !OP returmng player: Roberto ·Fread (4 ppg 2 rpg) Maderls (7 ppg 6 rpg 5 apg and 4 ' • • Name Pos Ht Wt Yr ) · spg CoreyCunmngham ............... F 6-2 -175 12 Name Pos Ht Wt Yr MattDensford ....................... F 6-4 185 12 NateFox ......... :..................... G 6-1 175 12 EncDJenge ........................... G 6-0 175 12 Roberto Madens ............... G/F 6-3 175 12 Kyle Fread ............................. F 6-4 185 12 JamaiMills ......................... F/C 6-7 200 12 SteveHeal~y ........................ G 6-0 165 12 Darryl Dav1s ....................... FIG 6-4 200 12 Jason Martin ......................... G 6-0 180 . 12 DwayneMcNeai. ............... F/C 6-7 225 11 TlmRoelhg ................ :............ G5-11 165 12 R1ckyStory ........................... G 5-7 165 11 FrankAndnola ...................... G5-11 160 11 2-6)

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...................... G5-10 150 11 Just1nKramer .................... G/F 6-2 165 11 BryanLockwood .................. G5-10 150 11 M!keMcGowan ..................... F 6-0 185 11 Mike ~etlyJ?hn ······················ F 6-3 185 11 CharheSpnngmeyer..............C 6-5 275 11 Ashley Vogel ......................... F 6- 1 175 11 Nick Warfield························ G 5-9 165 11 B~lan DJ enge ························· F 6-3 200 10 Nick Se11et.. ........................... F 6-2 255 10 December: 5-at Princeton; 12-vs. Woodward at UC's Shoemaker Center; 12GLEN ESTE; 16-TAFT; 19-at Anderson; 20-at Lakota West; 27-ELDER; 30-AUSTRALIA. January: 5-~AIRFIELD· 9 at Amera· . .r ' I' 13-at St. xav1er; 16-TURPIN; 20-at Hughes; 23-at Western HillS; 30-at Glen Este. February: 6-ANDERSON; 10-WINTON WOODS: 13-AMELIA; 17-at Turpin; 20WESTERN HILLS ·

3. Amelia •

~Coach.CralgMazzaro(59-49)

~Last year: ~4-8 (7-3) . ~Top returmng player: Dustm Posgay (8 ppg) ~ame Pos Ht DusllnPosgay ...................... G 6-0 DougMorgan .................. ,.....G5-11 Steve Schaeffer .................... F 6-2 PauiVanVIeet.. .................... c 6-5 Jon Anthony ......................... G 5-7 D.aveD1eble .......................... C 6-6 TlmDubrauetz ...................... G5-10

Wt 160 155 185 205 153 172 150

Yr 12 12 12 12 11 11 11

EricFrxman:······················G/F 6-1 170 11 JerryG1IIe.sp1e ................... G/F 6-3 172 11 An~rewKirk .......................... F 6-0 184 11 CralgMIIIer ............................ F 6-4 225 11 Derek Scherer ....... ················ F 6-3 163 10 Scott Shelton ........................ G 5-9 170 10 December: 5-at McNicholas; s-at Felicity· 12-at Anderson· 13-NORTHWEST· 16_:at Aiken; 19-at Western Hills. ' n . I . 9

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20-WOODWARD; 23-at Turpin; 27-GOSHEN; 30-ANDERSON. February: 3-at Western Brown; 6WESTERN HILLS· 10-MT HEALTHY· 13. · · ' atOakHIIIS;17-atGienEste;20-TURPIN. ,, ... . ~ Coach: Sam Volpenhem (6-36) L . _ ( _) ~ ast year..5 16 1 9 ~Top returnmg player: Chad Myers Name Pos Ht Wt Yr RyanCunningham ................ c 6-5 190 12 SteveHarp ............................ G 5_10 155 12 B~andonJohnson ................. G 5-11 170 12 MlkeKelley ........................... G 5-9 155 12 Dean Kreimer ........................G C 6-3 12 Josh Malone 6-1 200 145 12 ......................... ChadMyers ........................... F 6-5 190 12 AaronTaylor ......................... G 5-9 180 12 Lew1sW1gg1ns ....................... F 6-3 180 12 Adam Bowman ...................... F 6-2 200 11 BrandonChristin ................... F 6-1 175 11 Dav1d Cope ........................... C 6-5 160 11 EariCramer ........................... F 6-2 195 11 BIIIMerten ............................ G5-11 150 11

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First-place votes in parentheses 1. Madeira (7) ......................... 56 2. WyominQ ............................ .47 3. Indian H1ll ........................... 38 4. Mariemont.. ......................... 30 5. Reading ............................... 29 6. Finneytown ......................... 22 7. Taylor .................................. 15 8. Deer Park ............................ 14

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8-at Dixie Heights (KY); 12-TAYLOR; 13BATAVIA; 17-at Indian Hill; 19-at Mariemont. ' January: ?-READING; 9-DEER PARK; 1O-at Northwest; 17-vs. Madeira at Shoemaker Center: 23-at Finneytown; 24-at Mount Healthy; 28-at Taylor; 30-INDIAN HILL. February: 4-MARIEMONT; 6-at Reading; 11-at Deer Park; 13-MADEIRA; 18GEORGETOWN; 20-FINNEYTOWN.

~Coach: Jeff Stowers, (40-34) ~ Last year: 14-8 (1 0-4) ~ Top returning player: Bryan Ayers (14 ppg)

ROSTER

~ Coach: Dale· Haarman (67 -63)

~ Last year: 16-6 (9-5) ~ Top returning player: Bryan Walker

Name Pos HI WI Yr Josh Cooper ......................... G 5-10 175 12 Walter Davis ......................... G 5-8 170 12

With four returning starters from last year's district finalist team, Seven Hills is the preseason favorite to win the MVC this season •. The Stingers feature two of the league's top players in Bryan Ayers and Scott Whitehead. Coach Jeff Stowers also has one of the tallest teams in the MVC with six players 6-foot-3 or taller. Seven Hills will have to dethrone three-time defending champion North College Hill. The Trojans lost three starters but still retain plenty of talent, particularly in the backcourt.

1. Seven Hills

3. Indian Hill

ROSTER

~ Coach: Tim Edmonds (first year). ~ Last year: 7-13 (1-9). .

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~Top returnmg player. Scott Nel-

Name Pos ScottNelson ......................... G Jeff Dangelo ......................... G M1keSchoech .................... F/C Sean Mullholland .................. F JoeDoiL ............................ G T1mCohen ............................ G

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AndyBarton ...................... G/F 6_2 170 11 Matt Ryan .............................. F 6-3 180 11 T a ·s G ooms F 6-4 190 10 /ffv~.: k....................... G 6-0 155 10 e 1n ows 1.:.................... . Dece~ber. 5-at Bethel-Tate .. 6-at Northwest, 12-WESTERN HILLS, 16HUGHES;19-atGienEste;23-atMcNicholas; 29-at Loveland; 30-vs. CNE at Loveland. January: 9-ANDERSON; 10-MARIE-

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~ ast year. . - 5 ( - ) ~Top returnmg player:

Matt , Sinkovich · .', Name Pos Ht Wt Yr' ' I M s·1 k . h G 6-2 170 12 I') att n ovlc ······················ .· PatJohns ...........................F/C 6-2165 12 .• Erich Harnsbarger ................ c 6-S 205 11 • N'lckAndrews G 6-0 155' 11·'' . ....................... .1 sco.ttAtahle ........................... F 6-0 165 11 ChnsOrmond ........................ F 6-2 170 11 Adam Geller ..........................G 5-10 145 10 PeterCory ............................. F 6-3 1so 10 Kenny Riddell ....................... G ~o 150 9 1 ~ J.D.Collar ............................. G ~5 120 9,,/ JohnHayden ........................ G511155 9JH December. 5-at Villa Madonna; 10TAYLOR; 12-AMELIA; 16-at Woodward; 19-0AK c ·HILLS·'c 20-McNICHOLAS· · • 29-,"'I 30-at hnstman 1ass1c. J . 9- T .. 16-WESTERN HILL:.n~~~AIKE~~ ~~~·Gien Este· _ NORTHWEST; a-:..at Amelia; _ai 27 New 31 3 R' h d - ..,.. 1c man· . . \ Februa~: 3-at Milford; 6-at O~k HillS; j \ 13-TURPIN, 17-at Western H1lls, 20GLENESTE.

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MONT: 16-atOak Hills; 20-:-atTaft; 23-AMELIA,30-atWesternHIIIS,31-atMason. February: 6-GLEN ESTE; 7-at Kings;r. 13-at Anderson; 17-0AK HILLS; 20-atlll Amelia. "' • .•

Miami lfallev Conference

M~<dltellir~ Ik~~JP>§ :Two-time defending CHL cl¥tmpion Madeira is again the favorite, capturing all seven votes cast by league coaches. : The Mustangs return four sttlrters, including leading scorer · Ken Fields who averaged 12.3 points and four rebounds as i' sophomore. On the inside, senior twins Brian Gratsch (6-foot-7) and Chip Morgan (6-5) will present match-up problems for most CHL opponents. They also have goocl depth and excellent overall size. third consecutive title won't come without a struggle witli Wyoming the expect~d ch@enger. :The Cowboys have one of the. area's best backcourts in Richard Hall and Dan Berke" meyer. ~Also, Indian Hill should be strong with Breyan Walker, Walter Davis and Josh Cooper tll'retuming. ,Reading will be tough to han-

BrandonWeinstock .............. c 6-6 210 11 December: 5-NORWOOD; 9-McNICHOLAS;12-at0akHills;16-atWalnutHills; 19-TURPIN; 26-27-atOhio River Classic. January: 6-at Western Brown; 9-at Western Hills; _at Amelia; 1?-at Milford; 16 23-ANDERSON; 27-KINGS; 30-0AK HILLS. February: 4-FELICITY; 6-at Turpin; 9-at Georgetown· 13-WESTERN HILLS· 17-AMELIA; 20-~t Anderson. '

Wyoming has of the area's best players in Richard Hall, a football standout who also averaged 19.7 points a aame la!=:t season.

Name Pos Ht. BryanAyers .......................... c 6-4 Scott Whitehead .................... F 6-3 Peter Okin ............................. F 6-1 Joe Sprafka .......................... G 6-3 Steve Scroggins ................... C 6-5 Erik Crew ...............................F 6-1 Dan Baker ............................. F 6-2 Matt Drane ............................ G 5·1 0 Grayson Sugarman .............. G 5-6 Michael Harper ......................F 5-8 Sallou Diagne ........................ F 6-4 SCHEDULE

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Wt 175 205 185 140 190 172 160 170 150 170 140

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Coaches poll First-place votes in parentheses 1. Seven Hills (7) ................... 79 2. North College Hill (2) ........ .7 4 3. Cin. Country Day ............... 57 4. St. Bernard ........................ 49 5. Summit Country Day ........ .45 6. Lockland ............................ 35 7. New Miami ........................ 24 8. CHCA ................................. 22 , 9. Landmark .......................... 20 Smith, Jonathan ................... G 5-10 160 10 Cohen, Matt .......................... G 6-1 185 9 SCHEDULE December: 5-FELICITY; 9-LOCKLAND; 12-at Landmark; 19-NEW MIAMI; 23-at NCH. January: 6-at Seven Hills; 9-ST. BERNARD; 13-at Miami Valley; 16-at Calvary Christian; 17-CHCA; 23-LANDMARK; 24SUMMIT; 27-at Lockland; 30-at New Miami. February: 3-NCH; 6-SEVEN HILLS; 10-at Summit; 13-at St. Bernard; 17BETHEL-TATE; 20-at CHCA.

4. St. Bernard

~ Coach: Jerry Radtke (217 -249) ~ Last year: 5-16 (5-9) 1> Top returning player: Bryan Radtke

ROSTER Name Pos Ht Puckett, Tom ........................ G 5-9 Byrd, Eric .............................. G 5-9 Boehmer, Scott .................... G 5-9 Braden, Eric .......................... F 5-10 Kramer, Jeremy .................... F 6-2 Bushelman, Ed ..................... G 6-3

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Morris, Jon ............................ F 6-2 170 11 \.. Abney, Duken ........................ F 6-2 210 11 Sowder. Dave ....................... C 6-2 225 10 McKinney, Mike .................... F 6-0 185 10 Noelcke, Dan ........................ G 6-0 160 10. t.q, Butler, Martez ....................... G·5-10 155 12 :;~ SCHEDULE· '· December: 5-at Reading; 6-FINNEY-'~ TOWN; 9-at CCD; 12-at St. Bernard; 16-' :S at Cincinnati Christian; 19-CHCA. • January: 2-LANDMARK; 9-NEW MIAMI; 16-at Seven Hills; 17-at NCH; 2o~l'i'.t' SUMMIT; 23-ST. BERNARD; 27-CCD; 30-at CHCA. I .:::& February: 6-CENTRAL BAPTIST; 7-at '·"' Landmark; 10-at New Miami; 13-NCH; '.:.~t 17-SEVEN HILLS; 20-at Summit. · .11~

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when he took a pitchout from quarterback Boomer Esiason and dashed. around left end for 11 yards to Tennessee's 12yard line late in the third quarter. That set up Doug Pelfrey's 26-yard field goal. Dillon has accmnulated 74 7 yards in his last six games to give him 943 yards for the season. He's on pace to become Cincinnati's first 1,000-yard rusher since Harold Green totaled 1,170 yards in 1992. Esiason also excelled for the Bengals (5-9), who avenged a 30-7 loss at Tennessee on Oct. 12. Making his third start, the

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14-year ve:eran completed 20 of 28 passes for 245 yards and one touchdown, a 1-yarder to tight end Tony McGee in the second quarter. Cincinnati's margin of victory was its largest since a 41-7 decision over New England on Sept. 23, 1990. Esiason, who began the evening having led Cincinnati to touchdowns in 14 of his 27 offensive series, went 4-for-4 to start the ··nationally televised game. Eric Bieniemy's 38-yard return on the opening kickoff gave the Bengals instant momentum. Esiason sustained it, firing a 21-yard pass to Darnay Scott to

put Cincinnati on Tennessee's . 31 two plays later. The drive appeared in danger of stalling when the Bengals faced third-and-1 0 at Tennessee's 15, but Esiason found Scott, who had beaten cornerback Steve Jackson, for a 13yard gain. Dillon notched his first touchdown on the next play with 10 minutes and 44 seconds left in the quarter. After a Tennessee punt returned possession to the Bengals at their 34, Dillon ignited Cincinnati with gains of 9 and 5 yards. Esiason later completed consecutive passes of 7 yards to Scott and 15 yards to McGee. But the drive's biggest play was

LBY SCOTT HERHOLD ly owners - Carroll Rosen:;>;and PETE CAREY bloom of the Rams and Leon;~.san Jose Mercury News ard Tose of the Philadelphia Eagles - were known as Edward J. DeBartolo Jr.'s eager gamblers. And several continuing ownership of the other owners have had raceSan Francisco 49ers as he track or other gambling interembarked on a bold, twocyear ests. venture into the gaming in"Clearly, an owner with a ld t dustry was made possible by the National Football sports book wou presen a major problem," said NFL _:League's lenient restrictions spokesman Greg Aiello. "A " on gambling, as far as owners casino without a sports book jtiare concerned. f bl NFL officials said Wednes- presents less 0 a pro em. How much less? That's _.,day they had been "conh 1 k d " " cerned" about DeBartolo's w at's being 00 e at. -gaming initiatives, which inSome sports simply ban " elude ballot measures to le- their owners from having any '" galize casinos or cardrooms interests in gambling. Profesin several states. But they sional baseball says it does • -have taken no firm stand not "allow any relationships ' : .against his activities. with any kind of gambling · • Officials also acknowl- enterprise" by any person :;;";~dged that they were review- employed by or associated ·. s:-•ing whether the policy should with the teams. "·"'be strengthened to apply to Until1995, the DeBartolo . ".. owners who have a separate family's connection with gam: ·' interest in a gambling estab- bling came from the race.. : iishment. tracks it owned. Then Eddie . ·c.~.- After DeBartolo's recent DeBartolo Jr. mpved from ,."~:troubles, league officials have Youngstown to Atherton, ·~;~~aid their ru1es allow owners Calif., and formed DeBartolo """to participate in casino or Entertainment, headquar-· "racetrack ventures as long· as tered in San Mateo, Calif, The Cincinnati Enquirer/Saed Hindash they do not include "sports The company game plan Bengals tight end Tony McGee (82) celebrates his 1-yard touchdown reception from book" wagering- betting on was to combine shopping and quarterback Boomer Esiason with 6:03 left in the first quarter. " ..the outcomes of games various forms of entertain._;'With which DeBartolo's con- ment, including gambling, in ~" cernshad no involvement. a new kind of mall. ''<'~ The NFL's policy on gamBacking initiatives to !e. c"hling is tougher on players, galize cardrooms and casinos club employees, coaches and in California and other states, IUFL White, who has a team-best , ,, .other management person- it racked up a string of losses !AI nine sacks this season and ""' nel. It bars them from adver- at the polls, relieved by one 174Vz over his NFL career, tising or ·promotional activi- victory. in Palm. Springs that C'.. ! "I diM;t'feel that rusty out shares the record of11. Pro ties "that can reasonably be it never exploited. !Of . t.here," ~-"~''•'d Harbaugh. Bowl appearances with injured ,---perceived as constituting afIn Palm Springs, DeBarto""" San Francisco 49ers receiver ' filiation with or endorsement Jo Entertainment co-spon: "Goirig into the off-season Jerry ,Rice and retir~d Cin.cinThe Associated Press 'of gambling or gambling"re- sored a successful1995 city you want td have some posi- nati Bengals tackle Anthony . INDIANAPOLIS - Jim tives. If we can win three Munoz. ballot measure -to legalize :lated activities." Harbaugh accepts that he has games, I think we'd have a lot CHARGERS: The San Diego - DeBartolo backed gam- ·cardroom gambling in three contributed to the demise of the better feeling about ourselves Chargers will place quarterbling ballot initiatives sites. Indianpolis Colts, who at 1-12 than we do right now," Har- back Stan Humphries on the Expected to help bankroll throughout California two have the NFL's worst record baugh said. "If the season injured reserve list today. years ago that, had they a subsequent statewide initiaand are on the verge of setting would end today, we sure passed, would have created a tive to allow machine gamThat will officially end a franchise record for sacks wouldn't feel very good about cardroom empire for him and bling, DeBartolc turned out ourselves the next six, seven Humphries' season. He hasn't allowed. his partners. He also helped to be a no-show, according to . played since suffering a conTwo years ago, Harbaugh months." finance gambling ballot issues . Mark Bragg, president of Plays like the 11-yard TD cussion Nov. 2 at Cincinnati, was dubbed "Captain Comein Oklahoma and his home Palm Springs Gaming Corp., state of Ohio, and had inter- owner of the ot:her two sites ... · back" as he led the Colts to a pass to Sean Dawkins in Sun- his second in 18 days and series of improbable wins that day's 20-17 loss at New Eng- fourth in 22 months. ests in a pair of riverboat "They decided not to parcasinos in Louisiana: ended one completion short of land could produce that feeling. General manager Bobby But at least one NFL team ticipate in the statewide efthe Super Bowl. "The touchdown was just Beathard said the Chargers objected, interpreting the fort for reasons I was not able He had a trip to the Pro two guys making a play," Infan- have little room under the rules as banning gambling ac- to ascertain," !laid Bragg. "I Bowl and had the league's top te said. "We missed two blocks, salary cap to immediately sign tivity by owners, didn't understand it. I could quarterback rating that year, and don't get off on the snap. a player to fill Humphries' In a 1996 lawsuit against never get an explanation when the season ended when a The quarterback's read on the roster spot. It's possible the the NFL in Santa Clara Coun- from anybody. I was disapdesperation pass from Har- play was dead from the get-go team would eventually sign a ty Superior Court, the Oak- pointed." · baugh on the game's final play because he didn't even have player off the practice squad, land Raiders accused current Instead of opening a carwas nearly caug~t by Aaron time to set up.... Jimmy just Beathard said. Commissioner Paul Tagliabue droom, DeBartolo divested Bailey in the end zone. The Chargers h<we lost scrambled out of there, and of violating the league's anti- the shopping center last year, "I haven't played like I did in Sean goes up and comes down five straight, starting with the gambling rule by allowing De- Bragg said. 1995, that's for sure," Har- with the ball. Jimmy did what he Cincinnati game. Currently, the state Attarbaugh said. "And yes, I've hurt had to do to give us a chance to Bartolo to remain "a principal 49ERS: A citizens' watchthe team som€) with my play score." behind companies owning ney General's Office lists a dog group has sued to invalithis season." card clubs and casinos." DeBartolo tie to a single Ca~iThe season's final games are date last summer's election in That lawsuit also names fornia cardroom, the $26 mile The Colts face the New York against the Jets, Miami and Which voters narrowly agreed eight other teams whose lion Crystal Park Hotel and Jets on the road this season. Minnesota - three teams that to help fund a new stadium in owners' gambling interests Casino in Compton, which With three games remain- are in contention for the play- San Francisco for the 49ers. ing, they have allowed 57 sacks, offs. range from card'- clubs to currently is closed. The lawsuit filed Wednes38 against Harbaugh. horse racing. It named IndiaDeBartolo is technically "There's still an opportupity day by the Arlington, Va.. The 387 yards lost on sacks to show that we're a better based Voting Integrity Project napolis Colts owner Robert the landlord in the Crystal are a major reason the Colts team than our record says," accuses San Francisco officials Irsay as having an interest in Park venture, which also inhave. been at or near the bottom Harbaugh said. an entity that controls a card volves Hollywood Park, a carof violating their duty to proof the league statistics in ofclub. And it says that Buffalo droom and racetrack compaPACI(ERS: Three weeks vide a nonpartisan election fense all season. Bills owner Ralph Wilson and ny. DeBartolo has not been ago, Reggie White figured he and of failing to ensure ballot "Definitely some of those was finished, not onlyfor the secrecy. the Pittsburgh Steelers' Roo- involved with the gambling, sacks were because of me. season but maybe for good. ney family have racetrack in- which is run by an indepenNamed in the suit are MayThere are times I've held the terests. dent operator. His back was hurting so or Willie Brown, the Board of ball too long, didn't read the In a copy of the league The DeBartolo name figbad and he was so ineffective Supervisors and the city's defense right, or should have against the hapless Indianapo- chief election officer. rules posted in every locker ured in failed recent camscrambled for some yardage," room, the NFL outlaws "as- paigns for cardrooms on the. lis Colts that he began to In the weeks following the he said. ''I'm disappointed in believe his detractors wh.o election, stadium opponents sociating with gamblers or Peninsula and in Stockton. the way I've played . at times with gambling activities in a DeBartolo took part in a proclaimed the NFL's career complained about a variety of this season." manner tending to bring dis- failed cardroom campaign in sack leader was washed up a alleged improprieties, includHe's also _disappointed over credit to the NFL." South San Francisco in 1995, month shy of his 36th birth- ing ballots cast by ineligible or his well-publicized dispute inBut that language seems in which Hollywood Park day. . dead voters and polling place volving NBC sportscaster Jim to apply only to club employ- would have built Northern Then, as he'd done numerintimidation p~ople wearKelly. He ended up with a bro- ous times over his outstanding · ing 49ers' by ees. And a team owner hav- California's largest card club. jackets and Tken bone in his passing hand career, the Green Bay Pack- shirts. ing gambling businesses has In Oklahoma, the DeBarand lost $147,000 when he not set off alarms at the NFL. "DeBartolo's approach to tolo Corp. dropped its supspent one game on the non-foot- ers defensive end, who dou- BY THE NUMBERS: NFL atbles as . a Baptist minister, tendance for Week 14 games gambling as a business ·never port of a casino legalization ball injured list. prayed for a miracle. was the second highest in hisseemed to bother them (NFL effort after spending about $1 "It certainly wasn't one of On Monday night at the tory, the league said Thursofficials)," said David Harris, million on it last year. ·those things I'm proud of," Har- Minneapolis Metrodome, de- d DeBartolo also put $1.3 author of "The League," a baugh said. "It was a mistake used sparingly be- ayTicket sales for the 15 spite being 1986 book on the NFL. "I nilllion into an initiative last on my part." cause of a bulging disk in his games played on Thanksgivthink they're more concerned year to bring riverboat casino Last Sunday, Harbaugh back, White played like a ing weekend reached with people's personal in- gambling to Ohlo. The initiamade his first start since the young man again. f volvement with gambling." tive failed in each of Ohio's Oct. 25 incident iri San Diego. His 2Vz sacks in Green 983,685, an average o The reason is obvious: 88 counties. Backers vowed He c;ompleted 22-of-41 passes Bay's 27 _11 beating of the 65,579. The highest attenThe integrity of the game to try again in a few years. dance was at Kansas City on against New England for a seacould be jeopardized. DeBartolo became inson-high 310 yards and two Minnesota Vikings might have Sunday, where 7 8, 821 up a record 12th Pro watched the Chiefs rout the In part because of the di- volved in other projects, in·touchdowns, doubling his TD locked Bowl berth. plomacy and public relations eluding the Bossier City, La., production for the entire sea"I think I started believing San Francisco 49ers 44-9. savvy of ex-Commissioner casino project that has beson. that maybe I was getting old," The league's top attenPete Rozelle, the league has come the focus of a grand "Jimmy played pretty solid." White said. "But ... until I dance weekend was Nov. left many ofits most sensitive jury investigation and the pocoach Lindy Infante said. "He start seeing wrinkles, I'm not 16-17, when 999,778 tickets policies unclear. fential indictment of DeBarhad some tough situations that going to consider myself old, were sold. he played well under. He per.. A couple of the NFL's ear- tolo on unspecified charges. "I work too liard to admit Total paid attendance for formed pretty Well for the most that my body is gettingold. I the season is 12,185,823, up ·part, gave us .a chance to win may be getting old in age, but from 11,884,4 74 through 14 l ,. the game." I don't feel old in spirit." weeks a year ago. l

a pass inte;rference penalty against Tew1essee strong safety Blaine Bishop, who illegally hit Scott in the end zone. That advanced Cincinnati to Tennessee's 1-yard line, where Esiason executed one of his signature play-action fakes. That left McGee all alone at the back of the end zone to take Esiason's pass with 6:03 left in the first quarter. Cincinnati's defense, which amassed three first-quarter· sacks, smothered Tennessee's ensuing possession by trapping quarterback Steve McNair for losses of 8 and 1 yards. The Bengals opened their next series from their 13, but

being deep in thefr own territory didn't matter. Esiason went 4-of-5 for 48 yards to . bring Cincinnati to Tennessee'~ 34. Dillon then battered ahead 3 yards for a first down, reveal~ ing no hints of what would fol~ low. Dashing behind ·Willie An~ derson, who pulled from his' right tackle position to create' vast running room up the mid;. die, Dillon cut upfield, pulled_• away from Jackson and Bishop in the finallO yards and score4 with 9:49 remaining in the half;;

ENGALS REPORT

The Cincinnati Enqulrer/Saed Hindash

Halfbacks Corey Dillon and Ki-Jana Carter celebrate Dillon's first of four touchdowns.

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Theismannis coming from. Bemgals running bac;k . . Corey Dillon exceeded the But.Esiason also knowp, ! 700-yard level with his "He hasn't been down the ' second carry. of th~evenlng, ·samer;oadl'.yebeen,.lt'snot i qualifying him for a $30,000 like hi~ been on the same .. bonus that was stipulated in team that has rebuilt all his contract. around me and has the No. Dillon, the rookie from 1 defense in the league and the University of all that stuff. I've been Washington, entered the jumping all over the place. It game with 696 yards. He hasn't been the most secure gained 2 yards on the · of lifestyles." . ; game's first play from Thursday night. ESPN. ' scrimmage, then made his National TV. It's hot lost on run for the money with a Esiason that the next time 9-yard gain on second down he's in these surroundings three plays later. he may be in the booth and not on the field. "Maybe in the next six An official's injury months. Who knows?" probably cost the Bengals asked a smiling Esiason, at least a field goal in the who was clearly joking final seconds of the first earlier this week. half. Back judge Timmie Mills It's just a matter of when pulled his hamstring on and where for the TV gig. Dillon's 59~yard run with Even If he finishes the about 8:30 left in the half, season as the undisputed forcing the crew to go with No. 1 Bengals quarterback, one less official. With the TV will always bean option. crew stretched across the "If I get offered a good field, it missed quarterback spot and the security is Boomer Esiason's 45-yard there, I would think I would completion to wide receiver have to consider it, wouldn't Damay Scott that would you?" Esiason asked. "But have put the ball on the I'm even telling my friends Oilers' 3. who ask me, I tell them, Esiason floated the ball 'Don't ask me.' I'm having over Scott's shoulder down too much fun playing. I'm the left sideline, and TV .not even thinking about it." replays showed Scott But what if ABC's dragged his second foot Monday Night Football goes in-bounds before being pushed out by safety Blaine to a pregame show? What if CBS wins back the package Bishop. But with the play in from Fox in the spring and the vicinity of where Scott made the catch, the officials needs studio talent fast? "I don't know anything didn't get a good look and about the (NFL'S) TV ruled the play incomplete. contract," E_slason said. "I have no answers to these Some disgruntled fans questions. Sure, I might be hung a banner reading interested in other sports, "Deja vu- LeBeau must but I don't know what will go!" Stadium personnel · happen. No one has removed it almost approached me. Can we immediately. please talk about this in The reference was to March and April?" defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau. Thelsmann and Esiason go way back. Back when ESPN a::1alyst Joe Esiason was at the Theisman~.:, the Boomer University of Maryland and Esiason oLhis era, has getting five bucks an hour analyzed tic;Jis one. as a bouncer at ':Joe Theismanr;: made the move Theismann's." everyone expected when he "Someone told me, 'We retired and went to the TV booth. · have the University of Maryland quarterback "There are guys who working at one of the bars," should retire," Theis mann Theismann said. "I asked said, "and Boomer's not one of them. He's not one of who and they said, · 'Boomer,' .and I said, 'Who? those guys yet." Boomer?' Now look at him. I Esiason, a network started his financial blazer in waiting, empire." understands where ~

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Moeller's youth movement pays off with pres Although Moeller had three sophomores in the starting lineup last season, coach Carl Kremer's Crusaders won the GCL South title. Prospects look good again for Moeller, which returns five letter winners. Talented guards Jeremy Duncan and Mike Monserez (committed to Notre Dame) give the Crusaders a solid outside attack while the inside duties will be handled by Michael Currin and Eric Fischer. But don't count out La Salle. The Lancers return forward Steve Esterkamp and along with Chris Osterkamp and Ryan Borgman in the backcourt. Elder, a team that's virtually unbeatable at home, will field a

1. Moeller

Coaches poll

San Francisco. Janual)': 6-atPurcell Marian; 9-ELDER; 10-at Walnut Hills; 16-ST. XAVIER; 17-at Springfield Catholic; 23-MCNICHOLAS; 27ROGER BACON; 30-at Badin. Februal)': 6-LA SALLE: 13-at Elder, 14-COL. BISHOP HARTLEY; 16-ALTgR; 20-at St. Xavier.

~ Coach: Carl Kremer (111-61). ~ last year: 13-9 (8-4). ~Top returning player: Mike

First-place votes in parentheses 1. Moeller. ............................... 16 2. LaSalle ................................ 11 3. St. Xavier. ........................... 8 4. Elder ...... :............................ 5

Monserez (2nd-team aii-GCL). ROSTER Name Pos HI WI Mike Del Favero ................... G 6-2 185 Eric Fisc~er ........................... F 6-6 215 Kevin Kin;ener ...................... C 6·7 220 Ben Plening .......................... C 6·6 235 MattRoo~s ........................... G 6-2 185 Martin Armstead ................... G 5·6 150 Michael Currin ...................... C 6·6 180 Jeremy Duncan .................... G 5·11 160 Danny Eigel ...........................G 6-2 160 Brad Hutzel ........................... F 6-3 195 MikeMcHugh ....................... G5-10160 Mike Monserez ..................... G 6-5 190 Aaron Shurts ........................ C 6-6 190 Ryan Weitzei ......................... G 6-0 175 ChrisWelsch ........................ G 6·1 180

veteran team with nine seniors including Steve Bain, a 6-4, 205-pound center who averaged five points and four rebounds as a junior. Football standouts Steve Sollmann and Matt Williams will be the mainstays for a St Xavier ·team that lacks experience but is blessed with outstanding height and quickness.

2. La Salle

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Coach: Dan Fleming (92-68). last year: 14-8 (7 -5). ~ Top returning player: Steve Esterkamp (12.5 PPG, 6.2 RPG). ROSTER 11>-

Name. Pos Ryan Borgman ........................ G Brian Kalb ................................G Benjamin Kelhoffer ................. G Chris Osterkamp ..................... G Brian Phelps ............................ C Jeffrey Wilkerson .................... c Steve Esterkamp ..................... F Braden Hoffman ...................... F Jesse Obert .............................. F Tony Ruberg ............................G Andi Scheidt ............................ G Jeff Sunderhaus ...................... C

SCHEDULE December. 5-SYCAMORE; 9-MADEI· RA; 13-at Alter; 19-at La Salle; 23-CHAMI· NADE JULIENNE; 26-30-at Tournament ih

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ScottTroehler .......................... F 6-2 165 Tony Hombach ....................... G 6-1. 160 Adam Phelps ........................... G 6-t 165

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SCHEDULE December. 5-.at Walnut Hills; 7-at Take it to the Hoop Tournament; 9-WOODWARD; 12-at Roger Bacon; 19--,-MOELLER; 20-at Hilliard/Darby; 23-WESTERN HILLS; 29AUSTRALIA TRINITY. Janual)': 3-at Colerain; 9-atSt. Xavier; 16-ELDER; 20-MT. HEALTHY; 23-at Chaminade Julienne; 28-at-McNicholas; 30at Purcell Marian. February: 6-at Moeller; tO-ALTER; 13-ST. XAVIER; 17-BADIN; 20--'at Elder.

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Kevin Klein ............................... F 6·6 215 12 Steve Baln ............................... c 6·4 205 12 David Callahan ........................ G 5·7 155 11 LukeSnider ............................. G5-11 185 '12 Bill Willines ...............................G 5-8 140 12 Chad Combs ............................ F 6-5 175 1I Joe!Cornette ........................... C 6-7 205 11 ScottiVleyer ............................. G 6·1 165 12 Jon Krumdieck ........................ G 6·4 180 11 1Mike Morehead .....;.................. F 6·3 200 12 M1ke Mullen ............................. G 6·2 205 12 Collin Schaeffer ....................... C 6-6 184 1I AntonioSmith .......................... G 5-7 165 11 Scott Roddy ............................. F 6-3 165 12 Matt Williams ........................... G 6-0 182 11 Nick Roos ................................ C 6-4 235 12 Steve Sollmann ....................... G 5·1 0 170 10 JoeJanszen ............................. F 6·4 195 12 Mike Doyle ............................... F 6-2 185 I 1 SCHEDULE December. 5-at Aiken; 6-AUSTRALIA; BryanGutzwiiler .................... ;.G 5-11 165 11 9-PRINCETON; 12-at Chaminade Julienne; James Kenney ......................... F 6-3 165 11 19-at Elder; 26-at Warsaw Indiana; 27-at Will Schroer ............................. G 5·8 155 I 1 ,"!' MattWabnitz ........................... G 6-0 165 11 Warsaw Indiana; 29-Ciev. St. Ignatius. January: 9-LA SALLE; 13-0AK HILLS; SCHEDULE 16-al Moeller; 20-ALTER; 23-PURCELL Deceinbar. 7-at Shoemaker Shootout; MARIAN; 27-BADIN; 30-at McNicholas. Februal)': 6-ELDER; 1O-at Withrow; 12-at Purcell Marian; 16-at Badin; .19-ST. 13-at La Salle; 17-at Roger Bacon; 20- XAVIER; 23-HOLY CROSS; 27-at Oak Hills .. ·''' MOELLER. January: 6-MCNICHOLAS; 9-at Moel· ler; 16-at La Salte; 17-HAMILTON; 23~ oc ROGER BACON; 24-Western Hflls at U.C.; 11>- Coach: Joe Schoenfeld-(92-45). 27-at St. Hen!)'; 30-at Alter. ~ last year: 9-12 (3-9).

Coach: Scott Martin (26-18). last year: 8-12 (4-8). 11>- Top returning player: Matt Williams. ROSTER

4. Elder

Name Pos Matt Tedford .....:...................... G Mike Pelligrino ......................... G Tony Fasbender .......................F Brian Kellett ............................. G

11> Top returning player: Steve Bain (5 PPG, 4.3 RPG). ROSTER

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February: 3-CHAMINADE JULIENNE; 6-at St. Xavier; 10-COVINGTON CATHOLIC; 13-MOELLER; 17-PRINCETON; 20-LA ... ·'> SALLE. .,

Mid-Miami League

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Alter close· 2nd

With the exit of Lebanon from the Mid-Miami League, the majority of coaches are expecting Dayton Carroll to emerge as the new league power. Despite losing seven players to graduation the Pirates return a strong group. Dunca.n Hoskins and Jason Bullens will be called upon to provide inside scoring while seniors Chris Burnek(!, Dave Hart, Matt Simmons and Eric Viney will split time at guard. Fenwick will rely on team speed and quickness to make up for the loss of seven seniors, . including four starters. H 6-7 junior center Andy McCormick continues to develop, the Falcons could be the team to beat.

Roger Bacon emerged as the Coaches poll preseason favorite among First-place votes in parentheses league coaches. with opposition 1. Roger Bacon (3) ................ 22 expected from Kettering Alter 2. Kettering Alter .................... 20 and Hamilton Badin. 3. Hamilton Badin (1) ............ 17 The selection of the Spar4. McNichola_s ........................13 tans makes sense. 5. Chaminade-Julienne ......... 6 5. Purcell Marian, ........:......... 6 Coach Bill Brewer's team returns Eugene Land, Brandon Mcintosh, Brian Schaefer and 14-at Aller; 17-ST. XAVIER; 2D-al McNicholas. Brian Lakes, a group that combined to average 60 points a 2. Kettering Aller ~ Coach:. Joe Petrocelli game last year. Kettering Alter, the defend- (587-171) ~last year: 21-3 (13-1) ing league champ, was voted a ~ Top returning player: Keith cloile second. Waleskowski The Knights enter their ROSTER 34th year under coach Joe Pe- Name POS Ht Wt Yr Mike Moore ..... ~ ............................. c 6·9 193 trocelli, who is 13 victories Mltch Moore ................................... F 6-8 196 1212 AndyMerriii ................................... G 6·1 151 12 from 600 in his career. Alter's Brfan Dieckhoff ..............................<; 5·8 158 12 strength will be on the inside Nick Jasper ~·~ ................................ F 6·4 182 12 Nick Bowman~ ................·................ F 6·5 215 12 with six players 6-foot-5 or tall- Chris Walla~e .................................. F 6-6 208 12 Jared Slonecash ............................ G 6-1 162 12 er. Keith Waleskowski ........................ c 6·8 207 11 Brothers Mike (6-9) and Dan Adamson ................................. F 6·2 180' 11 Adam Berardo ................................ G 6--1 146 11 Mitch Moore .. (6-8) are back MattSwanson ...................:............ G 6~ 157 11 Chris Thomas .............................~ ... G 6 1 165 11 along with Keith Waleskowski Mark Borland ................................. G 5·9 149 · 1D and Chris Wallace. However, John Sloub ...................................... G 6-0 167 1D SCHEDULE the Knights lost both starting Oecember:-5-at Xenia; 13-MOELLER; -16guards. at McNicholas; 21-Chamlnade Julienne at Center· ville; 28-af Roundball Classic, Charleston, S.C.; Don't rule out Hamilton Bad- 29-at Roundball Classic, Charleston, S.C.; 30-at Roundball Classic, Charleston, S.C. in either. January: 3-at CenterviHe; 9-at Roger Ba· The Rams knocked off Alter con; 16-PURCELL MARIAN; 17-CARROLL; 20at St. Xavier; 23-BAD!N; 30-ELDER; 31-Chami· and Roger Bacon a nade Julienne at U.D. Arena.

1. Davton Carroll ~

Coach: Herman Burger (37 -31) Last year: 19-4 ~Top returning player: Eric Vi-

Wt 160

Dave Schuster ................................F

17()

Josh Smilh ....................................... F 6·2 185 Rob Slarkey ....................................c /,-5 22D

12 12

245 235 221) Brian Schaefer ............................... G /,-2 18D

Brian Lakes ..................

6-2

G 5~ 11

11 11 11

B.J. Sander ...................................... F 6·4 19D

Sam Merkle ........................ w·~ ....... G 5·11 Jared Niesen .................................. G 5-11 Nick Schaefer .................................G

John Scholl ......................................C

Aaron Schueler .............................. G

5~ 1I

170

-11

irO 165

24D

/,-8

190 185

12 12

Andy Brown .................................... F /,-3 18D David Judge .................................... C /,-2 210 SCHEDULE

11 11

6-0 6-4

11 11 11 11 11 11 11

200 185 180 165 178

6-0 6-4

Ron Peery ........................................ F

175

5~10

12 12

6-0 5·7

Name Pos Ht MlkeMoore ....................................G 5-10 Gary George ...........- ..................... F 6-2

11 11 11

Wt Yr 160 12 220 , 11

Ron Jones ....................- ................. G 5-8 15D

Austin King ..........." ......................... c 6-3 230 Kevin Matuszek .............................G 6-1 160 Mike Peterman ......... ~·-·- ............. F 6-3 170 Jaime Co"Dper ................................. F 6-3 180 Doug Swann ................ - ................, C 6-5 190 Keith Jackson ................................. F 6-3 170

11 11

11 11 ID 1D

11 11 11 11 10 10

SCHEDULE December: 6-St. Henry at Thomas More;

December: 5-at Cent~rviUe; 6-at Tip-Off Tournament;9-at Belmont;U-ST. XAVJER;-16BELLBROOK; 21-Aiter at Centerville; 23-at Moeller.

9-COVINGTON CATHOLIC; 12-ELDER; 16-at Roger Bacon; 23-SUMMIT; 27-NORTHWEST. January: 3-at Seven Hills; 6-MOC:LLER; 9-at McNicholas; 10-at Hillsboro; 13-at Badfn;

January: ·3-CARROLL; 6-ROGER BACON; 9-al Badin; 16-MCNICHOLAS; 23-LA SALLE;

16-at Alter; 23-at St. Xavier; 27-CHAMINADE JULIENNE; 30-LA SALLE.

27-at PurceR Marian; 30-at Roger Bacom 31-AIter at un. Arena.

Coach: Joe Staley.

~Top returning player: Ron Jones ROSTER

t Batavia

11> Coach: Lanny McManis

(256-211)

1> Last year: 21-3

(MVC 12-2) 11> Top returning player: Ryan Ogle.tree (20 ppg) ROSTER flamePos Ht Wt Yr

Coaches poll

February: 3-al Elder; 1D-al McNicholas; 13-

II> Top

11 11 11 10

Clay Cahaii .............................. "'"'··G 5·11 16D Ben Lohey ....................... "'"'"'"·' .. G 6-D 160

lD lD

Justin-Boyd ..................................... G

6-0

165

23-al 27-WESTERN BROWN; 30-FEUOTY. February: 3-FAYETTEVILLE; 6-WIL~ LIAMSBURGi 7-at Eastern Reserve B.C.H.T.; 9-

4. felicity Colin Climer (6-15) 11> Last year: 6-15 (4-9) 1> Top returning player: Alex Wehrum (18 ppg, 4 apg) ROSTER

1> Coach:

Todd Copper ...................................G 6.0 16D

Jacob Dooley ....................-. ............. G 5-11 CUrt Foster .............'.................. ~ .... G 5-10

150 165

~~~i~~i~~~.:·:.::·.::·:.:·.::·:.::~·.::·~:·~·.:·.::·.::·.:·~ ~~ ~~

Brett Puckett ................................. F 6·1 180 Gary Shepherd ....... ~...................... F 6·3 200 LukeCunningham ..........................G 6.0 155 Roger Moore .................................. G 5-10 155

Aaron Todd .....................................F 6·1 160 Alex Wunder ..........................:........F 6-o 175 SCHEDULE

g 12 12 11

Name

Pos

BobSancK"r ................................... G 6-1

Alex Wehrt.~m ................................. G 6-2 Brian Jenr.nngs ................................G 5-10

~~~~~~~-~. ::.:·:.~~~-.-~·::::.:·.::·:.:·:.:·:::. ~ 5-~~

Jus1in Taulbee ................................ F 6-3 Zach Hetfl?)rick ................. M.-·M ...... C 6-5 SteveLanham ................................ F '6-2 Jim Wafst'i:1 ............. ~ ....................... F 6-3

12 12 12 12

n 10

Kyle Seibett ....................................G 5-ID Doug East ....................................... G · 6-o SCHEDULE

Ryan Jones .............:....................... G Adam Layman ............................... G

6-0

145

.1~

5-9 145 Kyle Ru"her .................................. C 1,.5 205 Wesley Woods ................................F 6.0 185

Jason Lowe .................................... G

6·0

CNE; 16-FELICITY: 19-WILLIAMSBURG; 26-at

craig Myers " ............................. "...F t,.D 19D

Ryan Ogletree ................................G Lucas Games ..................................F Mike Gardner ...................~............. c Josh Grooms ...................................C

150 150 235 200

New Richmond Tcumament, 27-at New Richmond Tournament.

13-at Monroe Central; 16-at Bethel; 20-at CHCA. Janu:ary: 3-at Fayetteville; 9-at Williams·

10 10 10

January: 9-al Balavla; 16-GEORGETOWN;

burg; 16-SATAVIA; 17-INDIAN HILL; 20-CNE;

20 .... at New Richmond; 24-af Deer Park; 27-

23-af W~stern Brown; 27-NEW RICHMOND;

HILLSBORO; 3D-WESTERN BROWN; 31-al Ma·

3D-al Goorgelown.

160 135

10 10

February: 4-at Glen Este; 6-BETHEL; 10at Batavia; 13-at Hillsboro; 20-WILLIAMSBURG.

140

riemont. . "' February: 6-at Felicity; 7-at N.L D!xie; 10-at Georgetown; 13-at Williamsburg; 17-at

6-1 6-2 6-3 6-5

140

Chad Kelley ..................................... F /,-2 165 ·chris Kent ........................................F 5-11 Justin Lowe ;..........................:........ G 5·9 Andre Ogletree ..............................G 5·8

12 12

SCHEDULE December: 5--al SurrmH; 9-al Lanclmarl<; 12WIWAMSBURG; 13-al Wyoming; 16-HILLSBORO; 19-al Georgelown; 3D-WESTERN BROWN. January: 9-BETHEL·TATE; 13-CALVARY cHRISTIAN; 16-al Fellcit;; 211-at Western Brown; 23-NEW R!OiMOND; 24-al ~anchester; 27-EAST WNTON; 30-al Wiliamslllrg. February: 6-CNE; 10-FEL!CITY; 13GEORGETOWN; 17-at Deer Park; 20-at BethelTate.

2. Bethel·Tate

December: 5-TURPIN; 9-READING; 12-at

cinclnnall counlry Day: 2o-BATAVIA.

3. Georgetown

Dec:en'lber: 5-at Oncinnati Country Day; 6-A·

MELIA; 9·-SEVEN HILLS; 12-GEORGETOWN;

I: \11!1• .,,

uvllllamsburg

ft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Wt 160 165 185

12 12 12

Dustin Schubert ......... " .................. 6 5-7 Joey Smith ...................................... G 5-9 GaryPierce ............................... GJF 5·10 Chris Pool~ ...................................... F 6-1

171

January: 9-FB.JOTY; 1D-al Blanchesler; 16WESlCRN BROWN; 17-al Summil; 2D-al Whi· ieoak; 23-al Hmsboro; 27-al CNE; :30-BATAVIA. February: 3-at Fayeltevme; 6-al Georgelown; Ill-NEW R!OiMOND; 13-BETHEL; 20-al Felicily.

American

ppg,

11.7

N~e

rpg) ROSTER ~s

Sipple WI

163 236

12 12

174 137 159 139 157

12 12 11

11 11

January: 9-,.CNE; 10-PURCELL; 16-

GROSSFIELD MCCLAIN; 2D-GEORGETOWN; 23-WILUAMSBURG; 24-at London; 27-at Befh-

ei·Tale; JD-al CNE; 31-MIAMI TRACE. February: 5-at Washington CH.; :lO-WEST~

ERN BROWN; 13-FELIOTY; 20-al New Richmond.

3. Westem Brown p. Coach: Dan Cook (first year) 11> Last year: 8-12 (6-7) · 11> Top returning player: Eric BoshRDSTER

~ Coach: Joe Moon (42-64) ~ Last year. 8-13 (6-7) ~Top returning player. Brian McMon-

(20.8

McCain; 12-at Western Brown; 16-at Batavia; 19-

NEW RIOiMOND; 27-al Easlern Brown; 3D-ADINA.

ears

1. New Richmond

Name Pas Wes M6ssengm ......................... GJF Eric Boshears .............................FJC

Greg Fosler .............................. FIG

6-3 6-6

Wt 175 175

6·3' 17D

Mike Foster ....................................G . 6-0 BarryWallace .•. ~. ...~ .....................G 5·10 Ryan Conover .............. F/C 6·4 Joe Ackerman .... ~ ..........................F 6-2 ft . . . . . . . . . . . .

165

140 180 175

Yr 12 12

12 12 12 12 12

WI Yr Jef!Wylle ........................................G 5-10 14D 12 JonAbncr G 1,.3 175 12 Jason Lang ..............- ................ G/F 6-0 180 11 Brian McMonige • c 6-5 200 12 Josh Tackelt.. .........:.......................F 6-o 215 11 Bily King · G 5-11 180 12 Gary Powell ............................... FIG 6--1 190 11 Rodney Abbolt · - - - · - - - F f,.J 175 12 Marshall Davis .............................. .'G 5-8: 165 11 Rob Wels ____, _______.._F 6-3 December: 5-al B.C.H.T.; 6-at B.C.H.T.; 9Jon Maness ______............-C lt-4 185 12 215 12 . WEST UNION; 12-HILLSBORO; 16-ai•New Rich· Joe Ziegler c 6-5 170 11 mond; 19-at CNC; 27-at Goshen; 30-at Batavia. Casey Coslell GIF /,-2 110 11 . January: 6-GLEN ESTE; lD-al Ripley; 16Andy Pierce------ Glf 6-2 160 11 at Williamsburg; 2D-BATAVIA; 23-FELIOTY; TravisBaum 5-11 165 11 27-at Georgetown; 30-at Bethel. BaronHil _; 5-11 150 11 February: 3-AMELIA; 6-NEW RICHMOND Steven Hartley • 6-!1 165 l1 10-at Hiftsboro 20-CNE 21-at Lynchburg. SOIEOULE December: 5-GOSHEN; 9-jl St. Bernard; 120lCA; 16-WESTERN BROWN; !-at Hilsboro; 26at Ohio River aasic vs. Ludlowp-at Ohio River 1> Coach: Ken Tracy (27-14) Cassie Ftnals. 1 ~ Last year: 4-16 (4-9) ' January: 6-al Amelia; 9-GORGETOWN; 13/1> Top returning player: Greg al Reading; 16-CNE; 20-BETH.; 23-al Batavia; 27-at Felicity; 31-ANDERSON. i Creamer February: 6-at Western ,rown; 10-at W»ROSTER fiamsburg; 13-al 17-LO\\..AND; 20-HILLS- Name Pos Ht Wt Yr BORO. ' Jason Ritter .............;i ..................... F 6~5 200 12

-·-----3 1

Cle~mont

Northeastern

Mike Kirk ...............,.,;;.................... G

2. Hillsboro . II> Coach; J.R. Mobley (16) 1> Last year: 19-6 (1 0-~ II> Top returning playei\aron Kilgore Ht

Scott Nause .............. _ .........;.......... F

Yr 12 12

Josh Vivian ..................................& 5·9 188 Ryan Yauger ..........................c....F 5·10 230

12 12

184 145

11 ll 11 11

Aaron Morgan ............................? 5-B MarkSketch ...............................f 5-11 Ted Wilburn ................................G 5·10 KentWilliams ....;........................F 5~11

140 160

Mike Witllne .............................;.G 5-9 210 11 Joe Heinbaugh ............................ 6·3 193 10 SCHEDUL\ December: 5-al Wimng1; 9-al Grossfleld

150

6-3

185

Dan Sydnor ......................................F /,-3 16D

190

11 11 10

Josh Bracket ............:......................C 6-10 JoshGinenwatter .... - .................... G 6-0 John Nash ........................................G 6-2

Wt 170 204

6-1

6-0

5-B

~;i~9J~~~~e-~.:::·::.~:;.·::::.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.~~~ 5~~ ~~~ ~~

ROSTei

11>- ·coach:

Name Pos Ht Jarett Young .. G 6·0 TobyCahaii ..................................... G 5-11 Chris Cooper ................................... F 6·2

5·9

19-at Bethel; 27-at Ripley Tournament; 29-at Ripley Tournament.

Name IS WadeJones ................................. .C Aaron Kilgore ............................,;:

1>- coach: Jim oyer (149-144)

Jerry Underwood (41-23) II> Last year: 10-12 (4-9) 11> Last year: 11-10 (9-4) II> Top returning player: Rob ~Top returning player: Jarett ROSTER Young (20 ppg 5 apg 4 spg) ,- Name Pos HI • ROS~ER Gre.g Poo!c ...................................... F 6--2 Chns Holhns ............................ " ....... F 1,.3 Roy King ......................................... F /,-0

5-8 . 134

Rob Sipple ................................... GIF /,-2 2D8 11 Logan Heffin ................................... G 5-7 142 10 December: 5-BLANCHESTER; 9-FAY· ETIEVILLE; 12-al Batavia; 16-GEORGETOWN;

igle

Lovin.

ROSTER

Name Pos HI WI Josh W111tehead ................. F 6-2 173 ·Bill CarDaugh ..................... C 6-6 208 CharleG Hoskins ................ F 6·3 171 Jimmy Long ....................... F 6·3 205 Jared LOVIn ........................ G 6-0 161 Name Pas HI WI Vr Ryan Fuhncke .................... G 5-11 138 JoeiPraete ........................ G 5-7 160 12 Was Martin ........................ G 6·3 174 Nick Burdg ......................... F 6-3 200 12 TylerGainor ....................... F 6-1 190 12 Joel Melton ........................ G 5-7 143 175 Marvin Bailey ..................... G 6·2 170 12 Bl)'an Montana .................. F 6-2 Tim s;egman ..................... G 6-1 162 Greg Armstrong ................. F 6-2 160 12 Andy Suhomburg ............... F 6-0 163 Scott Akers ........................ F 6-0 165 12 Dan Heoelbarth ..................c 6·5 189 Joe Minogue ...................... F 6·1 170 12 SCHEDULE Todd Heineche ................... F 6-0 160 11 AndyMcCormick ............... c 6-7 180 11 December: 5-WEST CARROLLTON; DanLeuking ...................... G 5-7 150 11 9-CMROLL; 12--,.at Edgewood; 16-at Ta· : KeiGregoi)' ....................... G 5-10 180 11 Jawanda; 19-at Stebbins; 30-at Fairmont. SCHEDULE . January: 3-SPRINGBORO; 6-MON-;'. December: 6-at Waynesville; 9-at ROE; 9-at Fenwick; 16-FRANKLIN; 20-at Stebbins; 12-at Monroe; 16-at Franklin; West Carrollton; 23-at Carroll; 27-EDGE· 19-at Carroll; 20-at Brookville; 27-BAO- WOOD; 30-TALAWANDA. .,;.,'.' . IN. Februal)': 3-STEBBINS; 6-at Monroe; January: 3-at Carlisle; 6-EDGEWOOD; 9-MIAMISBURG; 16-at Talawanda; 23- 10-at Valley View; 13-FENWICK; 17STEBBINS; 24-VALLEY VIEW; 27~MOI':I FAIRBORN; 20-at Franklin. ROE; 30-FRANKLIN; 31-at Cage Classic. Februal)': 6-at Edgewood 7-MIDDLETOWN CHRISTIAN; 13-at Miamisburg; 20TALAWANDA. ~ Coach: Keith Culley

7. Davton Stebbins

B.J. Pierson .....................................G David Ross _.................................... G

GLEN ESTE; 10-BETHEL; 13-at Batavia; 14-at Eastern Reserve B.C.H.T; 18-at Wyoming.

per Ht

170 165 180

December: 5-at B.C.H.T. at Georgetown; 6-at B.C.H.T. at Georgetown; 9-RJPLEY; 12-at Felicity; 16-at Williamsburg; 19-BATAVIA. January: 3-at Cas1ern; 9-at New Rk;hmorxj; 16-al Belhel; 17-BLANOiESlCR; 2D-al Hillsboro;

9-11 (9-4)

Pos

6~1

6-1 6-4

12 12

SCHEDULE

John Patrick (16-24)

ROSTER

150 180

Tom Wilkinson ........................... G/F Robbie Neat ..................................... F Jason Knott ..................................... C

returning player: Todd Cop-

Name

Daniel Belington ....................:........ G S.:.JO Marcus Paeltz ............................ F/C 6-1

Matt Cahaii ................................. G/F /,-3 17D Jamie Lewis ...........................:....... G 5·9 165

First-plate votes in parentheses National 1. Batavia (4).......................... 38 2. Bethel-Tate ......................... 28 3. Georgetown ......................... 23 4. Felicity ................................ 20 5. Williamsburg ....................... 11 American 1. New Richmond(3) ............... 18 2. Hillsboro (2) ........................ 15 3. W. Brown ............................ 11 4. CNE. ................................... 6

11> Last year:

Coach: John Meece (13-29). year: 8-13 (7-7). . . ~ Top returning player: Jason ' · Moos (12.1 ppg, 7.2 rpg) ',;'2 ROSTER . " ~Last

February: 3-BADIN; 6-ROGER 'BACON; 13-MCNJCHOLAS; 17-ALTER; 20-at Chami· nade Julienne.

trong debut expected from newcomer Batavia

1> Coach:

Coach: Pat Kreke (86-89). Last year: 13-11. 11> Top returning player: Marvin Bailey. ROSTER

Southern Buckeye Conference

· : The Batavia Bulldogs may be riew to the Southern Buckeye Conference, but it shouldn't take them long to fit in. League coaches like the Bulldogs' chances, picking them to win the SBC National in the preseason poll. Batavia has one of the area's !llost exciting player .in junior point guard Ryan Ogletree, who averaged 20 points, six assists and four steals last season. He led Batavia to a 21-3 record and a sectional championship. In the SBC American, New Richmond is the favorite, with Brian McMonigle, who averaged 21 points and 12 rebounds last season.

5. Jalawanda

~ ~

~ Coach: Mike Gergen (94-1 08) ~last year: 5-16 (1-13)

SCHEDULE

5. Chaminade·JUiienne ~

Evan Kloth ............. u.~ ..................... F 6-4 Rick Rasor ...................................... G 5·11 Michael Smith ................................ G 5-10 Kelly Spiker .................................... G 6-1 JarodTanner .................................. F 6·1 Jerry Angei ..................·...................G 6-2 Brian Kinnison .................................F 6-1

INADC JUUENNE; 13-at PureeD Marian; 20ROGER BACON.

Coach: Jerry D0 erg er (382-210). ~last year: 13-10 (7-7).

Ht 6-1 6-1

Mall Dahm ......................... ~ ..........F /,-1 Brian Frey ............................""""'" C 6-4 Cllris Klolh .......................................c 6·3

TlmBoland .. - ...............................G 5-ID 150 6-3

Name Pos Tim Beeghly ....................................F Nick Keyes ...................................... F Terry Raglin ................................... G Otarlie Szabo ...... - ......................... G Nathan Wendling ........................... G

AN; 10-Withrow at TBA; 16-at Chaminade Juli· enne; .1~-at Ripley; 21-at Roger Bacon; 23-at

February: 6-at Purcell Marian; 10-at Badin;

220 185 160

Moeller; 28-LA SALLE; 3D-ST. XAVIER. February: 4-al Aller; 6-BAOIN; ID-CHAM·

4. McNicholas

6-5 6-1 5-9 6-7 6-2 6-5

12 12

TURPIN. · January: 6-al ELDER; 9-PURCELL MARl·

PURCELL MARIAN; 16-at Roger Bacon; 23-af Alter; 27-at St. Xavier; 30-MOELLER. . February: 3-at Purcell Marian; 6-at McNI· cholas; 10-ROGER BACON; 13-at Chaminade Julienne; 17-at La SaKe; 20-ALTCR.

23-at Elder; 27-at Moeller; 30-CHAMINADE

December: 5-AMEUA; 9-at Glen Este; 12-at Badin;- 16-ALTER; 20-at Andersom 23-

January: 9-CHAMINADE JULIENNE; 13-

enne: 9-ALTER; 16-BADIN; 21-MCNICHOLAS;

2. Fenwick

5. Purcell Marian

11> Top returning player: Tim Beeghly ROSTER

SCHEDULE

menf; 22-at Bellbrook Tournament; 27-at Fen· wick. ~

Palms Invitational, Ft. Meyers, Fl. January: 3-at NCH; 6-at Chaminade Juli~

/,-3 175 5-10 160

fl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

December: 5-KINGS; 6-at Talawanda; 12-

February: 3-FRANKLIN; 6-FENWICK; tO-CARLISLE; 13-at Monroe; 17-at Mason; 20-STEBBINS.

6. MlamisJ»urg

BradCuplta .•_ ................................ F Zac:kSchmidt ................................. G Jason Helmes ................................. C DaveFullarton." ............................. F Steve Brinck ~................................. F Darak-Gardnt:H" .............................. G TimMoore ...... _.... F

MCNICHOLAS; 13-SPRINGFIELD CENTRAL CATHOLIC; 16-ELDER; 20-at Bellbrook Tourna·

SCHEDULE December: 9-NORTHWEST; 12-LA SALLE; 16-PURCELL MARIAN; 19·23-al Clly of

JULIENNE.

19D

Nate Wright ...................... ~ ............ C Matt Broermann ............................ F

12 12 12 12

160 160 160

w ................

Ryan Slelller .............. " .................. c 6-4

Name Pos HI WI Jason Moos .......................... F 6-0 175 John Rothgeb ....................... G 5·10 155 ney Andy Bourne .........................G 5-10 150 Mark Boyd ............................ G 5-9 175 ROSTER Name Pos HI WI Yr Tim Kiefer .............................. F 6·2 175 2 Ryan Stephens ........:............. F 6-1 180 1 Chris Burneka ................... G 6-0 12 Ryan Byrge ........................... C 5-.11 160 Dave Hart .......................... G 6-2 12 Andy Sargent.. ...................... G 6·0 165 Brad Mader ........................ F 6-2 12 RustyBower ......................... F 6-2 175 Matt Simmons ................... G 6-0 12 J.J.Siager ............................. F 6-2 170 Eric Viney ...........................G 6-1 11 M1ke Arlinghaus .................... G 6-0 1.65 Jason Sullens .................... C 6-4 Chris Coalt .........................G 5-11 11 SCHEDULE Duncan Hoskins ................. F 6-5 11 December: 6-BADIN; 9-EDGEWOOD;; •,• Ron Eavers ........................ C 6-4 10 12-at Carroll; 16-MIAMISBURG; 19-at .. Corey Myers ...................... G 6-2 10 Monroe; 29-HARRISON. ,, 10 Jason Schneider ...........,... G 5-1 0 January: 6-DAYTON STEBBINS; 9-at SCHEDULE Franklin; 10-EATON; 16-FENWICK; 20-at ' _[)~~!Jl)ler._6-f,O.IR~ONTc 9;::::!( Mia'!'-__ Fal!!l~lp; .~3=ai.. E.1~ewo~d; 27-C!\RROL~;,, .. I_.-·-. ·· ·-···--· '" --.,. •.-n ...n~ •..,-,, -· Edge:· ·ao-at M1am1sbllrg; 31-at Franklin-county··.. - - .· CHRISFebrual)': 3-MONROE; 6-at Dayton TIAN; 30-at Stebbins; 7-LAKOTA EAST; 13-FRANKBeavercreek. LIN; 20-at Fanwic.k. January: 3-at Chaminade Julienne; 6Enquirer fila.photo at Franklin; 9-at Stebbins; 16-at Monroe; 17-at Alter; 23-MIAMISBURG; 27-at TaKettering Alter's Nick Jasper, left, and Roger Bacon's Brandon Mcintosh chase a lawanda; SO-EDGEWOOD; 31-Fenwick at 11>- Coach: Chad Leach (42-23). U.D. Arena. loose ball last season. Their teams are ranked tops in their league. February: 6-FRANKLIN; 13-STEB~ Last year: 17-4 (12-2). BINS; 20-MONROE. 11>- Top returning player: Jared.;.:: BADlN; 17-at Wayne; 2fl-PURCELL MARIAN. ~Top returning player: James ~ last year: 2-18 (2-12).

nals to Akron Buchtel. Coach Gerry Weisgerber will rely on defense and high-per~ Coach: Gerry Weisgereber centage shooting behind a (243-120). strop.g senior class. ~ Last year: 20-6 (9-5). 1. Roger Bacon ~Top returning player: Ben Helmers (12 ppg, 4 rpg) ~ Coach: Bill Brewer (50-43) ~last year: 21-5 (12-2) ROSTER . Pos Ht Wt Yr Sheehy (15 ppg) •. ~ Top returning player: Eugene Name Brian Alexander ............." .............. F 6-6 185 12 Land (19.6 ppg, 9.8 rpg, 3.7 blocks BenHelmers ...................................G 6-2 165 12 ROSTER Jim Knapp .......................................G 5-11 15D 12 Name Pos per game) Brad Meiner ................................... G 6-1 155 12 James Sheehy ................................G Jeff Mergy ...................................... c H 200 12 Ed Dreyer ....................................... G ROSTER Brandon Robcrls .......... :................. F 6-3 200 12 Ryan Ca!dweti ............................:.... F Pos Ht JamesBryant ................................ G 5·11 Chris Herlcks .................................. C 6-8 Eugene Land ................................... C /,-7 Brandon Mcintosh ......................... G 6-5

First-place votes in parentheses 1. Carroll (5) ............... ,.......... 47 1 2. Fenwick (1) ............:........... 37 3. Franklin .............................. 30 4. Edgewood .......................... 28 · 5. Talawanda ......................... 26 6. Miamisburg ....................... 21 ~~·· , 7. Stebbins ............................ 18 . :8. Monroe ........................,..... 9 . · ·

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Breit Rilter ................ ;............... F/G /,-2 170 10 Scoll Lloyd ......" ..............................G 5·11 140 10 Kyle Shephard ..............."'"""""'"'F /,-3 190 10 SCHEDULE December: 6-MARIEMONT: 9-WALNUT HILLS; 12-BETHEL; 13-at Norwood; 19-WEST· ERN BROWN; 29-at Anderson; 30-at Turpin. January: 9-at Hillsboro; 13-at Goshen; 16at New Richmond; 20-at Felicity; 23-GEORGE·

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11>- Last year: 6-15. -. Top returning player: Danny ~ Coach: Tim Crowe. Mack (16.5 ppg) II> Last y~ar: 4-17 (3-11). ROSTER 11>- Top returning player: Scott Name Pos Hi Wt Shelley (17 .5 ppg, 6 rpg) Danny Mack ........................... F 6-3 175 ROSTER Chris Jackson........................ F 6-4 180

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Name Pas HI WI Yr Scott Shelley ..................... G . 6-1 165 12 Matt Robinson ................... F 6-0 160 12 MattDehart ....................... G 5-11 155 11 Jeremy Abney ................... G 5-11 155 11 Gal)' Reed .......................... F 6-4 170 1I Matt Jacobs ....................... c 6-3 185 11 Grover Bowling .................. F 6-2 190 · 11 Josh Taylor ........................G 5-11 150 10 Justin Evans ...................... G 5-11 160 10 Steve Lamb ........................ F 6-2 165 10 SCHEDULE December: 6-CARLISLE; 9-at Monroe; 12-STEBBINS; 16-FENWICK; 19EDGEWOOD; 20-at Springl)oro. . January: 6-CARROLL; 9-TALAWAN· DA; 16-at Miamisburg; 20-at Bellbrook; 23-MONROE; 24-LEBANON; 27-at Stebbins; 30-at Fenwick. February: 3-at Edgewood; 6-at Carroll; 7-at Waynesville; 13-at Talawanda; 20-MIAMISBURG; 21-EATON.

Herb Boyd.............................. F 6-2 175 Ndu Nlffa............................... G 5-10 160 Rick Hart................................G 6-1 167 Chris Isgro............................. F 6-0 182 Rafael Hobson.......................G 5-11 145 SCHEDULE December. 5-at Greenan; 6-at Clayton .r. North mont; 9-FENWICK; 12-at Franklin; c• 16-at Lemon Monroe; 19-MIAMISBURG;. 20-at Northridge. Janual)': 6-at Talawanda; 9-DAYTON CARRO~L; 16-EDGEWOOD; 23-at Fenwick; 24-at Newton; 27-FRANKLIN; 3DLEMON MONROE. Februal)': 3-at MIAMISBURG; 6-Talawanda; 7-JEFFERSON; 13-at Dayton Carroll; 17-at Greeneview; 20-at Tranter;. Edgewood.

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Coach: David Farrish (3-39). year: 3-17 (1-13) 11>- Coach: Steve Termeer ~ Top returning player: Tim' (173-144) Ball. . ~~>-Last year: 7-15 (3-11) ~Top returning player: Brian ROSTER Name Pos HI Wt Yr Simpkins (9.8 ppg, 2 apg) Micah Ball .......................... G 6-0 142 1~' ROSTER Tim Ball .................. :...........G 6·2 165 12

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Name Pos Brtan Simpkins .................. G Joey Johnson .................... C Erich Oaks ......................... F Seth Swartz ....................... G ChadSmith ........................ F Jeff Madden ....................... F Ryan Robinson ......:........... F Adam Sortman ................. !G Josh Edwards· .................... F Josh Philpot ....................... F Todd Bridge .......................G Aaron Beckett ................... G Ethan Bl)'ant...................... F

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Jeff Kimmey ...................... G 6-0 Jeff Lawson ....................... F 6-0 Dennis Perrin .....................G 6-1 Brian Wagers ..................... F 6-1 Greg Monroe ..................... G · 6-0 Sieve Roby ........................ G 5-10 Chris Sherard .................... C 6·3 Jeremy Williams ................; F 6·2 Mike Woodward ................ C 6-4

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Aiken (20) ................................ 251 committed to play collegiately at Notre Dame, a Todd Schlensker both returning after averaging 6 No_:·2? · 2. Withrow (1).. .. ..................... 163 star in waiting. Three seniors who are all over 6-6 ppg each. Madeira's junior class is 67-3 since :.Aiken and Roger Bacon were over3. Princeton (1) ............................ 160 and 215 pounds - Eric Fischer, Kevin Kimener starting together in the seventh grade. whelming choices as the top boys 4. Woodward ............................... 159 and Ben Piening.- supply inside punch. 4. Badin: Alter marching to the state final 5. Moeller ..................................... 141 teams in Division I and Division II-III. 6. La Salle:. Two years after w1nmng a state four in Division 11 last year, Badin returns four 6. La Salle ..................................... 60 rv;:polls, respectively. But ·it wasn't title, La Salle m1ght be nsmg fast agam. Junior , experienced players. Leading the way is senior 7. (tie) Oak Hills ............................ 58 · Steve Esterkamp (12.5 ppg, 6.2 rpg) resembles :guard Ben Helmers (12 ppg, 4 rpg, 3 apg). He's clear who will emerge as challengers. St. Xavier ................... 58 · h1s brother Dave, the star of the stat~ l1tle team, : backed bY 6-1 guard Brad Meiner (8 ppg, 4 apg) ::tn the Division I poll, four teams Winton Woods ............58 and he .should have a talented runn1ng mate at • and 6-6 center Brian Alexander (8 ppg, 4 rpg). Withrow, Princeton, Woodward 10. Fairfield ...................................... 52 forward 1n Bra_d Hoffman: . ' Matt Broerman (6 ppg, 4 rpg) leads a talented am!; Moeller - were grouped by the 7, Oak H1lls: The Highlanders have been on junior group. Others: Western Hills. 47; Elder a lear, wmmng at least 18 games the last three . .. . coaches on a tier behind Aiken, which 35; Hughes 27; Sycamore 17; Harriyears. This year could challenge that streak, with 5. Wyommg: The ~~wboys Will .t~y agam to haif 251 points and 20 of 22 firstson 10; Lakota West 7; Anderson 5; only one starter and little production returning. take a~va.ntage of the c1ty s,most exc1tmg athlete, Colerain, Northwest 4; Hamilton, place votes cast. The four runners-up Forward Kyle Fread (4 ppg, 2 rpg) and Matt 5-11 JUmor Richard Hall. I thmk .Richard Hall Mount Healthy 3; Amelia, Milford 1.. had: point totals ranging from 163 to Densford (2 ppg) are the most veteran players. could be a college DIVISion, I athlete !n JUSt about 7. St. Xavier: The talented, young guard any sport he wants to be, Madeiras J1m Reyn141 points. No one else in the poll Division 11-111-IV tandem of junior Matt Williams and sophomore olds ~ays. Hall avera~ed _19.8 ppg last year, 1. Roger Bacon (11) .................... 196 totaled more than 60. Steve Sollmann will need to produce quickly to mcludmg sconng 3_7 p01nls m a tournament upset 2. McNicholas ................................ 73 In the Division II-III-IV poll, Roger help St. X get moving in the right direction. Junior of North College Hill. 3. Madeira (2) ................,............. ..70 Bacon easily earned the top ranking Joel Cornette, 6-7, will be a key inside. 6. North College Hill: The Trojans claimed 4. Badin ......................................... 53 with 196 points (11 first-place votes). 7. Winton Woods: Several coaches pointed their third straight Miami Valley Conference title 5. Wyoming ................................... 47 to the Warriors as one of the true sleeper teams ·m last year. but have some restructuring to do to 6. North College Hill (1) ................. 42 the area. Winton Woods won 16 games a year extend their success. Senior guards Perry ColeDivision I 7. Purcell Marian ........................... 40 · ago and made it to the district tournament. Emory man and Jason Jones should be a capable 1. Aiken: One year after a 22-4 season that 8. Loveland .................................... 33 Ogletree is a 6-5, 240-pound bruiser inside, while backcourt, with 6-3 junior forward Reggie Moore included a 19-game winning streak and berth in 9. Batavia ... " ...... ,.......................... 32 Pierre Wooten (10 ppg) and Wiz White could be looking· to extend NCH's tradition of athletic, th~.' regional finals, .Aiken has the potential to be one of the area's top backcourt pairings skilled forwards. 10. Lebanon ..................................... 31 even better this year Others: Ross 25; Seven Hills 24; 10. Fairfield: The Indians have the biggest ·7. Purcell Marian: In a strong league last ',:'Two players who have been Aiken mainstays team in school history to fill the big gym attached year, Purcell struggled to a 5-15 finish, but a Indian Hill 20; Springboro 16; New since their freshmen years lead the way to the district's new high schooL Only three youth movement has some coaches taking notice. Richmond 15; Bethel-Tate, George6-fpot-5 forward Janerio Spurlock (20.5 ppg, 10.1 lettermen are back, so those three - 6-6 forward Juniors Ron Jones and Kevin Matuszek started at town, Reading 12; Eastern Brown, Marpg) and 6-3 guard Lonnie Berry (17.2 ppg, 45 Geoff Glazier, 6-5 .forward Adam Ward and guard guard as sophomores, while 6-3 forward Jaime riemont, Taft 10; Little Miami 9; Mapercent three-point percentage). Quick point guard Matt Robbins - will be particularly important Cooper started as a freshman. Ma'rio Freeman (6.1 apg) also returns, as do top son 9; Finneytown, Western Brown 7; early. subs Paul McMillan and Jaron Richardson. · North Adams, St. Bernard 6; Summit 8. Loveland: After a great final year in the :~_'2. Withrow: Jack-of-all-trades Jason CrawSBC, Loveland will see where it fils in the FAVC CD 5; Cincinnati CD, Hillsboro, LockDivisions II-HI-IV ford·(11 ppg, 5 rpg) returns for his fourth year as this winter. Key losses leave the outlook for the land 4; Felicity-Franklin, Kings, Nor1. Roger Bacon: Few teams ever come into .Tigers uncertain. a ,srarter and will have to pick up his production wood, Wilmington 3·, Ripley 1. a season With the players Roger Bacon has this since graduation took away most of. Withrow's 9. Batavia: The Bulldogs move from the MVC year. Leading the way is Cincinnati's consensus scoring. Swingman Ivan Johnson brings some . lop player, 6-7 senior center Eugene Land (19.6 to the SBC and take with them one of the area's experience to the lineup, but· Withrow will need ppg, 9.8 rpg, 3.7 blocks per game). He's joined lines! guards, 6-1 junior Ryan Ogletree (20.2 ppg, younger players, like 6-6 junior center Brandon by 6-5 senior guard Brandon Mcintosh (16.4 ppg, 6 rpg, 6.2 apg, 4.7 steals per game). Kyle Hunter, to emerge. Aaron Janies add depth. 3. Princeton: The Vikings caught fire in last 4. Woodward: Eleven players from last 9 rpg), 6-2 senior guard Brian Schaefer (16 ppg, Ruscher, a 6-5 center who averaged 6.2 ppg and year's tournament and made it all the way to year's 18-5 team are gone via graduation or 48 percent !rom ,three-point range) and 5-11 7 rpg, will leads the inside attack. 10. Lebanon: After posting a 17-4 record in re!Jiq~als before falling to Aiken in double-over- transfors, leaving Woodward short on experienced junior guard Brian Lakes (8 ppg, 5 apg). tim~: With most of that team back, the immediate players. The Peek brothers - guard Mike (14.3 2. McNicholas: The Rockets lost star Craig the MML last year, Lebanon. is another FAVC challenge will be to improve on last year's 13-7 ppg, 6.1 rpg) and 6-4 forward Antwan - are Sanders to graduation, but return four other start- newcomer that hopes to make a big splash: The Enquirer file photograph; regular-season record. Point guard Vincent Harri- perfect fits for Woodward's up-tempo style. For- ers, including aii,GCL North swingman James Warriors have 6-4 swingman Brady Merchant (13 son (16.1 ppg) leads the returnees, and is joined ward Deshang Holmes Is another seasoned vet, Sheehy (14.1 ppg). Point guard Ed Dryer is the ppg, 47 percent three-point shooting), 6-6 senior Roger Bacon's Eugene Land is one of the top players in the area, by-·two physical forwards in 6-4 David Routt and . while Mount Healthy transfer Brett Potter is a team's only other senior. Junior forward Ryan forward Adam Shaw (12 ppg, 6.5 rpg) and guard using his leaping ability to get a number of uncontested layups. Caldwell is 6-5 and 220. Ryan Smith (11 ppg, 4 apg). 6-~ Peter Bradley. Guards Ahmad Lewis and promising candidate at point guard.

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'fop-ranked Aiken faces challenges in itsown conference ·There's little doubt the Queen Ivan Johnson ................................. G 6-0 205 12 February: lj-at Hughes; 10-St. Xavier at Walnut Nate Adams ....................................F 6-0 165 11 II>- last year: 7-13 (5-5) City Conference-Metro is the city's Tony Wooten ..................... :........... G 6·0 160 12 Hills: 13-at Taft; 17-at Aiken; 20-at Northwest. c.R. Figgins ................................... G s-9 155 10 II> Top player: Demico Thompson ,. .. . Tim crooks ..................................... F _6-4 190 12 Willie Boyce ................................... G s-10 160 10 toughest league, with four teamscaFirst-place votes In parentheses DeVonteJohns ........:..................... G 6-1 185 . 12 • . AntomoThrasher ......................... G 6-o 170 10 Name Pas Ht Wt y;, _pable of winning it all. 1. Aiken (4)...................... ,...........19 B.T. Sherman .................................G 5-~0 1;s 11 Ill> Coach. J1m Leon (149-38). Lee.R11:hardson ............................. G 5-10 160 10 Isaac Newbill ................................. G 5·7 155 12 . . Aiken is the team to beat. The H Brandon Hunter ......................:.. ~· .. C . 6_6 ~-5 ""11 <'· __ ~ l_a§l year~ !!3_,5~(1_0cOL~ _ -----'--" _Willie Hendn~ ....... :~·~:;·:"""'::::.::~G 6-0}60 ,_ 10 _Jerome Behanan~.. :=::·:..~:··~:G-cc5:9 _165. ~ 12 _ -~ 14-,- .cPcd :,,F._"'c"o'·n-s ·re""""'~'--fo"ur~- ·s-t'"a''rr'·''·-e··r·s·",''"'m'cc"'~u·a·-_...... ··- -· r.2,_.. yg_bes., ...... ,.._.,..,~,··-""'•""'"~.. ~·:r .• -<~aodors............,~-·:-.- ..... F..,,_Sp5-200~ 1-1,- ..-11>-rop returning . player· Mik Peek Bonte Crew ........................ "'"""'"G S-1q, 170 . 1 !t JermalmrHolley ............................. F 6'(1 "105' JZ. "' •u.1u c1 1 3. Withrow ................................... 13 Maunce Gubert .............................. F :6-4 180 11 .. . e December. 7-vs. Oak Hills at UC; 9_:at La Salle; Tim W1se .........................................F 6-0 165 ,12 ~'mg Janerio Spurlock (20 ppg) and 4. Woodward ............................... 20 Charles Smith .................................F 6·1 185. 10 (14.3 ppg, 6.1 rpg, 3.2 apg, 3.1 spg). 12-vs. Withrow at UC; 18-vs. Madison Central (KY). Demlco Tho!'lpson ........................ C 6-2 175 :1~. :.·.L.·.o.nnie Berry (17ppg). 5. Taft.. ........................................ 4 Randy Cunningham ....................... F .6-1 225 10 Name Pos HI Wt Yr at Louisville; 16-ANDERSON; 19-WALNUT HILLS; Da~te McBnde .......... ,....................G 6-2 _175 12 . Lenny Love .................................... G 5-5 135 9 Deshang Holmes ........................... OF' 6- 5 165 12 30-at Cov., Holmes. De Angelo Dean ........................ ,.... F 6-1 175 11 ;:';:',Randy Larkin, Sean Harmon and December. 6-Chicago King at Columbus, OH; MikeAdams ................................... G 5-6 150 12 January:3-a1Dayton PaHerson;9-atHughes; December: 9-al Jefferson; 12-HARRISON; ;·David Bready are three of eight re12-Woodward at U.C.; IS-Hughes at X.U.: 27_at Mike Peek ...................................... G 6-2 180 12 10-at Zaynesville; 16-TAFT; 20-at Amelia; 24- 16-at Oak Hills; 19-at• Aiken; 22-at West Virginia ; turning letter-winners at Hughes. Morehouse University; 26-at Morehouse University; Antwan Peek ................................:. F 6-4 210 12 vs. Aiken at UC; 27-at Western Hills; 30-vs. With- lnv.; 23-at West Virginia inv.; 30-at Indian Hill. ·' ' 11>- Coach: Fred Tutor (1 01-44) · 29-at Morehouse Univ.; 30-at Morehouse Univ. steve Anderson ............................. F 6-5 175 11 row at Xavier. January: 6-WINTON WOODS; 9-at Withrow; ( ) BreHPo«er .................................... G 6-0 165 11 February: 3-GOLONEL WHITE; 6-at Walnut 16-atWoodward;20-TURPIN;23-HUGHES;24,,, ·• I!>- last year: 13- 9 6- 4 January: 3-West. Hills at X.U.; 6-Dayton Dun- Vance Johnson ........,..................... G 6-0 170 11 Hills; 13-HUGHES; 17-at Taft; 20-AIKEN. at Dayton Meadowdale; 27-MT. HEALTHY; 30~at ,,, II>- Coach: Eric Thomas 11>- Top returning player: Randy Larkin bar at Walnut Hills; 9-Taft at Walnut Hills; 10-McNi· Terry Griffin .................................... c 6·7 165 11 Harrison. · .. · Ill> last year: 21-4 (6-2) Name Pos Ht Wt Yr cholas at X.U.; 16-Aiken at X.U.; 20-at Holmes; JamesSpikes ...............................'.. F 6-3 165 11 Februar)i: 6-AIKEN; 9-afWestern Hills; 13....; ,.. II>- Top returning player: Janerio Spur- D'Andre Barne• .............................. F 6•3 23-Northwest at Hughes; 3D-Woodward at x,u. Carl Lee .................................... : .... F 6-5 160 · 11 11>Coach: Mike Hatfield (8-14) WITHROW; 17-WOODWARD; 20-at Hughes. 12 ::lock (20 ppg; 10 rpg) DavidBready ............................... F 6-4 12 , . sean Harmon .................................G ·5-11 12 rName Pos HI Wt · Yr Nate Harris .................................... G 5-B 12 f,l9.nnis Berry .................................. G 6-4 175 12 James Jackson .............................. F 6-1 12 ,r,~rio Freeman .............................. G 5-9 160 12 Randy Larkin ..................................C 6-5 12 tDougGreenlee ........ ,...................... F 6·6 175 12 NickRobbins ................................. G 5-9 12 ~Jaaron Richardson .........................F 6-4 200 12 Thoma(; Roberts ............................G 5-10 11 '-,qUinton S1mms .............................. G 5-9 150 12 Tony spears ................................... F 6-3 11 MON., TUES., FRI., SAT. i·~anerio Spurlock ............................ 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, University of Cincinnati football · coach Rick Minter is no longer listed : as a candidate for the Arkansas foot. ball job, according to Arkansas news ; reports. . Minter originally was named a top : candidate by the Arkansas Democrat: Gazette. But Cincinnati Athletic Di' rector Bob Goin said he has not been : contacted by Arkansas about Minter. : ·• Boise State coach Houston Nutt, a :former Arkansas player, has emerged : as the top candidate. Arkansas defen: sive coordinator Miles Aldridge and · offensive coordinator Kay Stephen: son, holdovers from the staff of fired ; coach Danny Ford, have also inter: viewed for the job. Southern Missis'· sippi coach Jeff Bower also will be : interviewed. -

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196

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72 28

19.0 18.6

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192 138

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39 73

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120 115

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360 381

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52.3 47.6

19 36

47.4

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178 258

11.9 11.7

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158

11.3

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44.8 44 _8 44.8 44.7

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119

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256 ·254 285

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CHL League Team W L Mariemont......... .. 8 1 Indian HilL .............. 8 2 Wyoming............. . 7 3 Reading............. .. 5 5 FiMeytown ...... -. 4 5 Madeira................ 4 6 Deer Perk............ 3 7 0 10 Taylor-·--·-""""

Dl>

overall W L

12 12 10 7 1 8 6 0

2 4 5 8 7 8 8 15

GCL South League · overall

Team Moeller................ .. La Salle............... .. Sl. Xavier.... - ..... .. Elder......................

W L

3 3

5 5

16 10

6 7

D1> GCL North League overall Team W L W L Roger Bacon........ 9 l 14 2 Hamilton Badin. ... 7 2 13 2 McNicholas..._,,, 6 3 12 3 Kettering After.... 5 4 9 6 Cham.Ju!lenne.... . 3 8 7 9 Pur. Marian......... . 011512

~~i>GMC Team Princeton. ............ . Hamlllon. .............. . Lakota West..._... Fairfield...H ........ ".. Colerain ............__ UmaSr..................

Milford ............... .. Sycamore........... .. Middletown........ .. Lakota East.........

League

overall W L W L 11 2 13 3 10 3 12 5 9 4 11 6 9 7

6 8 9 7 10 7 8 8 8 10 4 12 3 10 4 13 211512

6 5 3

IIi> ace-AMERICA Team Oak HH!s ............... Amelia_ ......__... Glen Este.............. Turpin ... _............,_ Anderson............. .

League W L 7 5 3 2

0 ]' 4 5

II> ace-NATIONAL

II>

overall W L 12 4 10 5 8 7

10 12

Team Winton Woods..... Harrison................ Walnut Hills.......... MI. Healthy......... Northwest.............

League OVeraU WL WL 6 o 14 2 3 1 14 2 3 2 8 6 1 5 5 11 0 5 3 12

lli>aCC·METRO League overau Team WL WL Withrow................ 5 l 11 5 Aiken.......... ,......... 4 2 12 3 Woodward............ 3 2 10 6 Taft....................... 2 3 6 9 Hughes................... o 5 4 12 lli>MVC League Team W'L No. Coli. Hill .......... , 11 1 Seven Hills............. 10 l Ontl. CD................ 8 4 St Bernard.......... a 5 New Miami........... 6 6 Landmark............. 4 7 summll co........... 3 9 CHCA..................... 2 9 Lockland.............. 1 11

OVerall W L 13 3 13 2 11 4 10 6 1 9 5 10 5 11 3 13 l 14

IIi> SBC-AMERICAN

League Overall W L W L Team Hillsboro.~ .............. 7 1 11 5 N. Richmond......... 6 2 11 5 W.Brown.......... " .. s 4 9 a OermontNE....... 0 8 0 14

IIi> SBC-NATIONAL League overall Team W L W L Georgetown......... 6 3 11 4 Batavia.................. 6 3 10 6 Bethel Toto........... 5 3 8 6 Felicity................. 2 5 5 10 WIWamsburg...... 1 9 2 13 lli>FAVC League Overall W L Team W L Springboro.......,.. .. ll 0 16 0 Mason.................... B 3 11 5

Lebanon..... -........ Ross................... ".. Norwood.............. KingS .. ~ ...........-..... Goshen................. LIHie Miami......... LoveiBild ............~ Wilmington...........

7 7 5 5 3

n .s 1,0 6 10 sc·"· 9 4' 13 5 11 5 12 1

2 2

II!>MML League

Team Dayton carroll..... Dayton Stebbln>. Fenwick................ Miamisburg.......... Franklin................. Edgewood............. Talawanda............ Monroe..................

W L

5 5 5 4

3 4

4 5

3 1

6 1

Overall W L 9 '6 9 3

6 7 5 8 5· a 3 9 l lJ

IIi> Others overall w·L

Team East central ........ . North Adams ..... .. Mldd Madison.....

a ·s 7.

Dl> Kentucky Team Cov. Catholic. ........................... Highlands................................. . Simon Kenton. ........................ .. st. Henry.................. - ........... . Newport................................. . Ryle....................................... .. BeUevue........................... :......... Bishop Brossart....................... Uoyd. ....... _,,. .......................... Newport cc. .......................... .. Grant County.......................... . Holmes.................................... .. Ludlow ..................................... .. Dayton ..........~ ..........................-.. conner ................ H.fl ..................Wallon Verona........""'""'" ..'' Scott........... "'"'"""""""""'""" Scone County .................. ~·-·· Dixie Heights ........................... Beechwood" .. - .... ;... ~ .............. Villa Madonna.. ...................... .

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18 6 20 '3 19 ''6 16 ·,o 10 10 14 . 6 11 7 18 6 8 ll 12 8 l2<c. 10 9 9 11 6 10 6

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II 9 8 46

Girls Basketball Standings

12 12 15 ''-14 : 16

123 5.6 95 5.6 94 5.5 {ThrOUgh saturday's games) IIi> ace-AMERICAN Ill> SBC-NATIONAL . 54 5.4 League overall League overall 75 5.0 Dl> CHL Team w L ·w L Team W L w L 82 4.8 League overaH Oak Hills................ 7 0 16 I Georgetown......... 12 o 14' 4 85 4.7 Team W L W L Glen Este............. 5 2 14 2 Bethel Tate........... 6 · 3 10 · 1 82 4.6 Wyoming.............. 10 l 14 3 Turpin ....._ ....,....... 5 2 8 6 Felicity-............... 6 3 8 a 11> Assists 79 4-6 Taylor ..... -.._.... "'" 9 1 16 1 Amelia.·: ......--...... 2 5 9 8 BataviL ..-....... 6 4 9 8 74 4.6 Madeira................ 7 4 13 4 Anderson. ........ "... 2 5 7 10 Wil!amsburg...._. 0 10 2 14 Player,Schoot G Ast Avg. age 55 4.6 Monserez,MoeHer ....17 137 8.1 Player1 school FGM FGA Pet 81 45 Fndf!~u~:::::: ~ ~ ~ we~maHCiUsC.. -·-NATo107NAoL 15 IIi> FAVC Hartley,NwRch .........16 129 8.1 Pillow Taylor 82 4.5 Reading................ 4 7 8 9 ...• • League overall 148 223 66 4 story, Western HilS .. 11 86 7,8 Krug:r, HighlandS·::: 192 303 6i4 76 4S Mariemont........... 4 7 9 a League Overall Team Vf. L0 W L 1 McQueary•. Goshen ..14 I® 7.1 Cottreii,BooneCo ... l40 227 61:7 76 4.5 oeer Pari<............ o 11 2 16 ~:n. ~ L0 1'/' ~ f:l~f~'!Ai'aiiit::::::~ 9 3 ~ Watker,lndEan HHI ..... 15 104 6.9 Tolbert1 Hamilton._ 85 138 61.6 67 45 9 Kings.....-............. IIi> GCCL Scarlet Winton woods...c . .4 2 a a 4 8 9 Coope<, Indian Hill ......12 BO 6.7 Munoz, Mason .......110 179 61.5 71 4.4 League OveraU WalnutHIIIs........... 2 4 7 8 ~~~~0:"""'"" ~ ~ l~ , ~ Hammons, MdChrst .17 107 6 3 Hailey, Colerain":'"" 93 155 60.0 ~l j~j 73 4.3 Potter, Woodward .... 16 97 61 Hickey, Ltll.eMm• .....28 47 59.5 8 · 71 42 Team W L W L ~~~~~~~¥.::.:::: .~ ~ ~~ Lebanon._.::::::::: 6 6 11 . 7 Bosse, Ross ........... 16 92 5.7 Warden lndianHru ....68 117 59.0 60 77.1J 71 42 9 2 14 3 Goshen...-......... 5 7 10 8 Mercy.......__...... Snodgrass,ECntrlHoo .. l5 86 5.7 Williams, Mason .....138 237 58.2 ~~~~:~l~an~t:"'"'"'::i 1 ~; ~:·~ 74 4.1 MI. Notre Dame.. 8 2 11 6 jl. a c e METRO ·. . Ross........,........... .4 8 .. 5 . 12 • League ·-~~-wnmlnQfoit; .. ~.:;;:~--2'~11f~ 3· ·14· · _Fos!er~werown --11 ·~ ~--.5.5-=~~=~f{~~&fi~!.rs--~~ -~ ~~-~ol!:iro0k;crtci"~~ .. - ~?--~tJ::o-Es.terka~p,:MCAI~17- ...69-o:--4.1- -5eton=.-. ....~ r-lr'-1t·"10c ~_,--.Lawson, Md.Md ..... 17 92 5.4 Roseberry, Frfld ...._.20 36 55.6 Schoenfeld, Mercy ....19 25 76.0 Raven, Withrow ......... 13 54 4.1 ~~~~e............... 3 1~ Team W L 0 ~eraL Norwood............... o 12 l .. 15 Elrod, Harrison ....:....16 BS 5.3 Hauck,OakHiUs ........7l Kltchener,Mrmnt. .... l6 21 76:o ·D!>;Steals · u ey......._ ... , Hughe>................. 'B 0 n, 3 128 ss.o D!> Kentucky Sugarman,SvnHKs ....15 76 5.1 K. 1 bl 5e Hill B.Erickson,LakW ... 50 M 75.8 5 32 59 'Withrow............... i3 2 9 5 G Ast AVg. Sweet~ Finneytown ...14 72 51 au ' ven s .... ·U F x K"ngs 25 33 15~ PlaYer,·schaoli W .L Team "''GCl Gray TaH ..., ................: :3 2 9 7 Lange,cco .................15 s:o ~~~~~:'~~iiis·':~ ~~~ ~~ TI:r~e'n.eadiii··::::::::31 41 1~' Russia, Taft .... :........... 16 llll ~6' 75 21 2 League Overall WoodWard. ... "'"" f 2 4 .6 7 Boone County.....fl .........- ........ 112 6.2 Bishop Brossart....-._...,..._._ 20· 5 Murdock,Mrmnl .....14 10 5.0 Hewitt QiCA 74 136 54.0 Williams, Mason ........ 71 · 95 .14;7' Daulton~,Grgtwn ....-..18 Team W L W L Aiken.: ................ :0 8 l 12 Undsey;'WIImsbrg ....16 99 6.2 1 4 Badin. ............ .... , 10 I Highlands .............................. .. 15 3 Kopp, B!shBrsr1"."::.:.-i01 188 53.7 ~~~~o;:;it~aiid'n·.::~: .~ ~ ~ Miller, T~ylor ..~ ......~..17 95 5.6 st. Ursula............. 6 s 12 6 Holy Cross........................,..... , :~ '~~ Dl> MVC (j'oblelt ~~ls:l" .....~ 1:: ~~ Knapp, Badin ............. 2.6 3S 7:13 Woods, Cal. Chfistlan 10 56 5.6 j 8 Roger Bacon ... -... 6 5 10 League overall Beechwood ...;... --................. 15 umn s or ........ smith, Taylor ............ A2 '57 7317 Dl> Steals Holi>'ook.OiCA ........ 17 93 5.5 Purcell Marian..... 1 9 10 5 0 62 116 53 4 :WL WL Conner-... - .... - ............ -....... . 12; 10 Team Allen,st: Bernard ...... 16 87 5.4 McNicholas......... I 9 5 13 OiCA;...........- ..., 14 9 9 Player, School Ludlow ... ~--" ..- ...................... G Ast AVg. 0 17 l 49 53:1 Fluharty, Wyoming ..,17 7: 7 86 5.1 SummifCD........ c.. 12 2 ,16 3 Calvary Chrlstlan........- Lang~. ceo ................. 15 88 5.9 David, Indian Hill .......96 184 53.0 Gentry,LtiMiami ..... .59 .81 72 ~ D!>GMC 9" 13 110 5.0 4 10 1 Newport.................................. anti. co.-..... _.. 10 Hall, Wyoming ............15 5.2 18 Brannen, Reading .....70 132 53.0 Smlth,BooneCo .......... 44 .:61 12.·1 Sandfoss, Highlands ..22 League overall . Villa Madonna.. ..................... _. 12 a Sharp, Lockland ......... 17 85 Seven'Hills............ ' 8 5 ll 6 ~0 says~ BeUevue ............ 18 a1 4.5 ~~WX!:t, Franklil•.....453 1®9 . 53.0 Roy, CNE .....................12 100 1'i.o Burrows, EBr0wn .....17 Team W L W L St. Bernard........... · 1 6 8 9 Notre Dame........................... .. 8 ' 14 as .5.0 Maderls, WstmHis ....10 44 4.4 s, ason ................ 9 3 52.7 New, McAuley .......... .23 32 . 71'.9 /WJUch,',Wyomlng ......16 Princeton.:. .... .-·. 12 l 16 l 10 ·. 11 Scott ............................... -....... .. Lockland............. ' 6 8 8 9 73 4.6 Nelson, Turpil ............ 17 70 4.1 ~ar~er~Kir::skw·-·"~~ ~~J 52·6 . Heintz, WalnutH!Us ... 46 64 71.8 sycamore............ . 10 3 12 5 Landmark..___ · 2 12 3 15 Dayton..........." ........................- 10. 8 Lakota West.. _,_ 10 4 11 Johnson, Withrow .~..16 66 4.1 D a i o~erd Ia ....1.02 I J 52.6 Ball, Walnut HUIS· ........28 39 711 7 No. CoiL HUI..-...... . 2 12 6. CJ2 ~~!>Blocks. 3 16 Bellevue...... "'""''""'"''"'"'""-''.. avs, a era....... 9· 52.5 Zlnser,Mllford· ........... 71. Mllfcrd ..... __ , 49 Ayers,sevenHIUs .....15 4.1 35 4 62 9 4 10 6 New Miami..._.... 7 ·.. IS 1 13 2 16 Dixie Heights .......................... G aLi<. AVg. ~:',McAuleyB..B.~ ....1.7637 ~0 521.19 Klng,WestUnlon ......15 35 71A Ptaver~:sctlool Story.westernHills .. 11 · 44 5 13 n.::,12 4.0 Umasr..............-. ... 9 5 Campbell CoUnty ................... . 19 4.4 wegmann, rs .;u. 5. S~;hmltt, Harrison ....107 150 7J.:3 Brady, McNicholas ...18 COieraln ....._.......... 5 8 7 10 9 79 Ryle .......................................... ~ SBC-AI\IIERICAN . l9· 67 D!> Blocks · =~L:it%rJ!f~~i~~ ~~ 51.8 Brooks, Harrison .......42 45 7 .1 Pillow, Taylor .............11 Hamftton................ 5 9 8 10 teague OVerall Simon Kenton_........................ 8 14 65 3.3 Holb ok CHCA . 119 23 51.3 Abney, Lockland :......66 93 nco Zimme'rman, Scott ...,20 5 Fa!rfieid.........- ... .. 9 7 11 ·W L W L Newport CC.......- ................. 8 17 Teem PlaV1!r, School G Blk Avg. Bolten.. Glen ESte .......16 49 3.0 I 12, 2 15 MlddleiOJiin,.,..,., Fl h~ 'w t'"m 22\ 51.~ Hale,cco ............- .....25 ·25 1,1.0 Shinkle, 6 2 10 7 St. Henry................................. 11 B HiUsboro.-.....- ... Slautor, Northwest ....10 63 6.3 FeUclt)l _........16 '48 3.0 Lakola East....._, ~ltz' B\Br'mrt ng 78 153 51.0 Lello, Little Mlaml .....44 62 10,9 1 13 4 14 oem\o~t NE....... '6 6 7 11 Holmes ......... __......................... 12 6 McCormick., Fnwck ..16 78 4.9 s ss ....... 51. ·'I Prospett Leb~ncn ....18 53 29 9 8 3 6 6 12 w. Blown ........... . Walton Verona .... "'"""""""'"' Rusc:her, Batavia .......16 69 4.3 Dl> Three i t IIi> Rebounding ' __:_ Hicks, 4ebanoi\ ......"..18 50 l7 1 12 5 14 Covington Latin...... , .............. .. 6 ...;.. 7 N. Rlcllmond ....... .. Holm~s. Woodward .. 16 66 4.1 -p0 n per• Player, School G Reb ~ c Stevenson, Withrow .14 38 flmtor, Withrow ....... 16 60 centage yg. Andrews, EBrown ".. 17 3.7 Glb•on, uoyd ..............19 57 3.0 Player, School FGM FGA Pet, ~;~~~g'J~~~~-==:~1~ ~t: Brock, seven Hills ......11 4443 2.5 ~tzeman.LakW ...39 72 54.2 Brannen,Reading ...... ll ;153 )19 Undsev, Wi!n1sbrg ....16 38 l5

Burrows,·Eerown ..... 17 Allen, MND :................11 ~oods, O.Chrst. ........10 ay, Ross ,.,,,._,;.,....".15 Mobley, HarriSO!'J ...... 11 Smith,WBrown~ ........ lS Gentry, Uttie Miami 18 Back. Harrison ........-17 Undsey, Wllmsbrg .... 16 Ward,Waynesvllle_,12 Warden,lndlanHil\ .... 18 Hufford Fayetvlle .... la Potts, West Union .... II Stoops, Hillsboro .... -.17 Stewart, Taft ........ 15 Will, Mariemont ........16 McQuHian,McAuley .11 Morris, Bethel-Tate .. 17 Mast, Amelia .............. !) Holde~tFayetvllle.,_..18

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BALANCE BEAM 1. While (Sycamore) .................... 9.20 2. Ganote (Sycamore) ................. 9.15 2. Farr (Sycamore) ...................... 9.15 ~ Snyder (Sycamore) ................ 9.075 S. Bradford (Sycamore) ............ aoso 6. Autry (Turpin) ........................... 8.70 6.. Kohnen (Turpin) .~ .................. 8.70 8. Peirano (Anderson) .................. 8.65 9. Lee (Turpin) ............................... a.ss 9, Adkins (Anderson) ................... 8.55 ff.

UNEVEN BARS I. Fll'r (Sycamore) ........................ 9.4

Bradford (Syc~more) ............ 9.225 Ganote (Sycamore} ............... 9.225 Autry (Turpin) ........................ 9,125 White (Sycamore) ................... 9.05 Adkins (Anderson} ... "............ 9.025 Snyder (Sycamore) .................. 9.00 Dlel• (Turpin> ........................... 8.50 8. Engelhardt (Turpin)"""'":....... 8.50 10. Kohnen (Turpin) ......... _ ............ 8.35 10. Gallagher (Turpin) .................... 8.35

2. ·l 4. S. 6. 7. 8.

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ALL AROUND; ; : 1. Genote (Sycamore) ....... , .... 35 75

2.- White (Sycamore> ......~...,...... 3;5J~so l Farr (Sycamore) ........, ........ 3~9oo

4. Bradford (SYcamore> i......... 3~.~50 Adkins (Anderson l .... ;......... 351.175 6. Snyder (Sycamore) ...1.,...... 35!'000 7. Autry (Turpin) ............ :..:....... 34,825 8. Ludmann (Anderson): ......... 34.175 9. Engelhardt nurplnl ... ;.. ,...... 3,isso 10. YokeiiCCDl .......:.......:..:....... ?.,2. .,soo

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ENQUIRER COACHES

ENQUIRER COACHES POLL

1..

Fre:;;,a~y~dliwii'"'"g a Erick~n,Lakw."': 18

16:5 16.4 16.1 16.0 15.9 15.8

percentag~ Ruther, ~~~~~if:~:w.~::::l~ :~~ :::~ L~~~~~Fit:~~~.~~.::::~ ~~ l~i ~~~~~~:!:~::!i ~l~~. 3;:i lt·~ Breck, ~~~~!rr:S~~~:::\~ ~: :~ Harrison ........ 16 176 11.0 epe, ov atin ......... 12 198 15.2 Way,Ross .................. 18 ~~ve~~llls ...:~l1 145 8.5 Wllson.Bellevue ........ l8 194 10.8 s~ckhari,L~E ....... 17 257 15 ·1 Peter,Ursullne._......12 34' 35.3! Schloss,MND ... ~ .....17 142 8 5

""3-point Player,School FGM FGA p(t, Dreyer,McNicholas.l6 35 4~0 Gasklns,SmnKntn .....32 46 69.6 Washnock,SmnKn ....34 59 57.6 Merchant, Lebanon ..u 47 55.3 B. Stowers, SmnKnt...16 31 51.6 Lakes, Roger Bacon .49 96 . 51.0 Sheehy,McNidlolas .14 27 5).0 Helmers, Badin ..... _..:n 53 50.9 Niesen, RgrBcn ......... .16 32 so.o Sprafka, Seven Hills ..29 58 50.0 Kun17. Newport ........ 36 73 4~3 Haywood,SmnKnln ..28 sa 48.3 Schaefer, RgrBcn ...... 41 85 4&2 Meiner, Badin ............. 13 27 48.1 Harrison, Princeton ..31 65 47.7 Hinz,CovlngtonCalh .. 9 19 47.4

~J~:~t1~~~-~.~.:~ : 1~:~ :Btf1~1;:~~~~·~:::~:~~ ~ 1!1 LOCaJa~ld:~;,M~~N~tah~d~H:~~ ~ 93~ ~egory,

Fenwick .... 18 B(oermann.. Badin fl .. l5 Merchant, Lebanon .14 ~awngt on, ~mt ...... 16 .QU ,Pr nee on ....... 16 Sprafka, Seven Hlils .15 Rabiner,CC0 .. ~ ........ .11 B!~towers, SmnKnt.24 Al'rasmilh, Covcath 24 Lorenzen, Hlghlands.23 Cox,Mid.MOdiSon .17 cramer,GlenEste ..14 Gardner,Fnytwn ..... 14 Bacher, Milford .........16 Lawson.Mid.Mad ... 17

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C yom ng .. o neCo......... 22 Brannen,Reciding ..... 11 ga~yl,Fin~y;own ... l6 u mens, il ord .... 16 ~~f~a~"'gtwn .......18.

Western Hills........

!Through saturday's games)

Northern Kentucky Rec Pts Highlands (9) ..................... 20-3 90 Simon Kenton .................... 19-6 78 Covington Cathollc ............ 18-7 51 St. Henry ......................... 11-10 48 Scott ................................ 11-12 43 Newport cent. Cath......... 13-8 43 Ryle ..- ................................ 15-6 42 Bishop Brossart ................ 19-6 39 9. Holmes ............................... 9-10 30 Ill. Campbell CoUnty .._ ....... :111-9 8 1. 2 3.. <l 5. S. 7. S..

Others=

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l;; Holy Cross 3.

County, Newport

I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. a. 9. 10.

Division I Rec Mason ( 131 ..................... I!HI Qak Hills .......................... 16-l ·Princeton""'"'"'~......_... 16--1 Mercy ............................. 14-3 Mt Notre Dame ........... 11-6 Sycamore ....................... 12-5 Glen Este ........................ 14-2 Hughes ............................ 11-J Harrison .........."'"-......... 14--3 Milford ....!.................;..... 10-6 other~ Lakota west 14.

Pts 130 105 95 a6 84 60 41 40 32 24

· !i. 3. 4. 5. 6. 1. B. a.

FLOOR Ganote (Sycamore) ................. 9.45 Ulcknann (Anderson) ............... 9.30 'Adkins (Anderson) .................. 9.15 White (Sycamore) .................. 9.125 P~elps (T!Kpin) ........................ 9.® Farr (Sycamore) ........... ,_ ....., 8.90 Yund (Anderson) ..................... 8.80 Snyder (Sycamore> ................. 8.70 Bradford (Sycamore) .............. 8.70

POijt.

Division 11-llHV''I ' Roc. PIS l. Badin (Ill ................ ,...... 15-3]'' 121 l Taylor {2) ................. ,...... 16'( liS 3. Wyorning .......................... u-s, 99 4. St. Ursula .................:.. ,.... 1216!; 79 5. Roger Bacon ...........:.. :.... 10'8/'' 66 6. QiCA ........................~...... l7i 1 i . 49 7. Madeira ...................,.· ....... 13;.4 .' 40 8. Little MJaml ............. :....... l4;..1 i 38

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Others: summit Coyntry Day 10: McNicholas 1i Goshen, waynes¥1l!e, Indian HUI, Bethel-Tate 3; Peebles, Glnclnnatl Country Day, Marie~ont ·2~: Fenwick, Lebanon 1. i .'' ·1

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. Northern Kentucky ~ : Rec P1s 1. ·BooneiCounty (61...... - ... 21-2 60 2. Highlands ........................... 18·5 S4 l 'Bishop Brossart ................ 211-5 40 4. ''Ryie ......................................9·9 35 5. :Holmes ................................ 12-6 34 6.. :Conner ............................... 12·10 28 7. 'HolyCross ...................... l2·10 24 8. ·:Scott)......~.....................~.. 1D-11 16 9, ' St. Henry ........................... 11-8 13 10. Campbell Counly ............ 11-12 10

!other~: Simon Kenton 6; Newport Central Calhollc 3: Noire Dame Academy2.

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