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1211 102 100 75 118 93 138 114 91 113

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87 87 87 68 68 11-4

Avg. 25.6 25.5 25.0 25.0 23.6 23.2 23.0 22.8 22.7 22.6 22.3 22.0 22.0 22.0 21.8 21.6 21.3 21.0

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Playtr, Sdlool FGM Boshears, W. Brown .......... 12 Ens/niroo81'. Oak Hils ........ .39 Hawk, 22 Rogers, Scott ..................... .16 A. Peek, Woodword ............8 H..-per, CHCA ....................68 Matrllda, SCott .................. 26 Turner, Leesburg ......... _ .. 18 Alan, Woodword ............... 15 Glltsple, Amela ................. 11 Mosley, NCH .................. - ..6 Meete.EastContrai ....._.IO Alendorf, St. Xavier ..... _.60 Norwell, Anderson .............38 Colson, st. Bernard ............ 18 MtrgM, Madeira ................. 9 Mdnzie, Hllsboro .................9 Eshman, Oak His ................7 Kritzer, Lakota .....................7 Ramey, Wliamstown ....... 12 Carr, Woodward ................10 Varney, Amelia .................. 10 Kraus, Taylor ...................... 16 Gratsch, Madle~o .............. 13 V..,.s,Eider ........................8 Wllams, Woodward ......... 11 Fox,Sytomore ................... 11 Land. Deer Pork ................30

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Free throw percentage Player, Sdlool FTM wtite,LaSale ..................... 10 Woodson. tn<llan H............ 21 McG<aw. Deer Park ......... 13 Arrasmith. CovCoth .......... 13 Duncan. Lakota .................. 12 Nontista, CovColh .............. 12 Beshear, CHCA .................. 11 Cohal. Georgetown ........... 11 Stowers, Simon Kenton .... 11

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Rogers, Scott ...................... 11 Schaefer. Roger Baton ..... 21 Kritzer, Lakota .....................9 Matr~~ela. Scott ....................9 Thonl>son, Scott ................ 16 McDaniel. Rising Sun .........2'1 Hamtlon. Leesburg ·---14 -··Scott ...................... 14 Doyle, Elde< ........................ 26 Bays. Bellevue ..............._ .. 13 Wotton, Rising StJA ............. 12 Mueler, Central Bapllst .... 21 Esterk""", La5111e ........... 10 Woodruff.East (]nton ......JO Davis, .-sboro ................... 12 Fletchtr, Reading ............ ...39 Roedorshelmer, Elder ...... 15 Robinson, Wahut Hlls ........ l 0 ~Lakoto .............. IO Stanaford, Mason .............. 14 Fox,Morltmont ................. l4

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Play«, SChool G Harper, CHCA ......................6 Norwel, Anderson ...............4 MtMrfrd9i!, New Ridmon ..4 H<lland. Control Bapllst .......7 Grace, CovCoth ............. _ ....4 Alondorf, St. Xavier ............6 NoHe, Reading .......................6 Henderson, Lovoland ......... .5 R. Crawford, WltiYow ........ 4 S&auter, Northwest ......._,_..2

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Player of the Year

Coach of the Year

Mike Ensminger

Eric Thomas

Oak HillS

Aiken

.,. Senior center. 6-7.235 pounds .,. Averaged 23 points and 11 rebounds .,. Scored 30 or more points in seven of last 10 games. .,. Second team all state. first team Metro. lirst team Southwest District

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Janerlo Spurlock

Adam Norwell

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Aiken

Anderson

.,. A 6-4, 205-pound senior .,. Averaged 15.2 points and nine rebounds .,. Honorable mention Division I allstate; first team Metro, second team All Southwest District

.,. A 6-5, 180-pound junior .,. Averaged 20.5 points and 10.1 rebounds .,. Alii-state special mention, first team Metro, first team Southwest District

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.,. A 6·5. 200-pound senior .,. Averaged 23.7 points and 13.2 rebounds .,. All-state honorable mention, District 16 Player of Year, first-team Metro. second· team Southwest

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BradBameu

Maurice Williams

Sycamore

Fairfield

Woodward

.,. A 6-3, 175-pound senior .,. Averaged 18.1 points and four assists .,. All-state honorable mention, first team Greater Miami Conference. second team Southwest District

.,. A 6-5, 200-pound senior .,. Averaged 16.5 points and eight rebounds .,. First team Greater Miami Conference, second team Southwest District.

.,. A 5-8. 150-pound senior .,. Led Cincinnati in assists with 6.8 a game, four steals. nine po1nts. .,. Third team Southwest D1strict first team OCC East Division.

Honorable Mention: Guards: Rick Bell, Moeller: Adam Dant. Moeller: Pat Doyle.

Elder: Mike Veith, St. Xavier: Jay Wa~her. fJorthwest: Gabe Robinson.

Walnut Hills; Mike Brunetti. Turpin; Jared Testerman. Lebanon: Muhammad Ham1dullah. Talawanda: Mike Peek.

Woodward: Harold Howard, Taft: LaMar-

que Ward, Aiken; M1ke Allen, Colera1n; Vmcent Harrison. Princeton: Brian Key, Sycamore: Josh Robinson. Miamisburg: Bruce Curtis. Middletown: Todd Timmer, Fairtield; Ty Shine. Withrow.

Forwards: Lonnie Berry. Aiken: Chris Ruther. Harrison; Quentin Smith. Mt Healthy; Derrick Miller. Wmton Woods;

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Ensminger, Sanders stand tall

.,. First-year coach .,. Team went 22-4, including a 19game winning streak. .,. Won Division I sectional and district championships. and was regional runnerup.

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All-Star boys basketball teams

N1ck HaiL Miamisburg; M1ke QUimby.

Amelia: Steve Esterkamp, La Salle: Joey Isgro. Anderson; Keith Boyd. Ham1~on: Pete Bradley. Prmceton: Jeff Stanaford.

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Centers: R1ch Allendort. St. X. Tom Kritzer. Lakota. Patnck McNeal. Middletown David Shelton. Western H1lls

Selecting the Division I and Division II-III-IV Players of the Yt•ar for the 19Y6-97 season wasn't an easy job. But, after reviewing the statistics and evaluating what t•ach player contributed to his respective team, the pictun· became dearer.

Mikt• Ensminger, a 6-6. 230-pound center from Oak Hills, won as The Enquirer's I>ivision I Player of the Year with Craig Sanders of McNicholas receiving the honor in Division II-III-IV. "Mike has been our leader and leading scorer the past two seasons," Oak Hilb coach Mike Price said.

"He was by far our best shooter, hitting 63 percent from the field."

Ensminger, who was named second-team all state, was outstanding from the start. He averaged 23 points and 11 rebounds for a Highlander team that tied Withrow and Aiken for tht• QCC Metro championship and went on to win the Division I sectional title.

"During the final1 0 games, Mikt• scored 30 or more points seven times," Price said. 'That's stepping up when the team needed it the most."

Sanders, a 6-2, 1~5-pound 1-,JUard who will play at Northern Kentucky University next st•ason,eamed Division II first-team all-state honors and was named Division II Southwest District Player of theYear.

During a brilliant four-year career at Batavia and Me Nicholas, Sanders scored more than 1,600 points.

He shot 55 percent from the field and 75 percent from the foul line, averaging 24.2 points this season.

The competition for 1Jze Enquirer Coaches of the Year was also strong.

In Division I, Aiken's Eric'Ibomas edged Dave Hauer of Fairfield, Sycamore's Wally Vickers and Paul Andrews of Princeton, while ( ieny Weisgerber claimed the Division II-III-IV honor over Madeira's Jim Reynolds and Bill Brewer from Roger Bacon.

After starting the season at 3-3, Thomas used the 15-day Christmas break to settle the team and tum tht• st•ason around. 'The Falcons won the next 14 regularseason games en route to tying Withrow and Oak Hills for the Queen City Conference Metro championship.

They finished the season at 22-4 But that wasn't tht• Falcons' only accomplishment.

They went on to claim the Division I sectional and district championships before being eliminated by Springfield North in the regional championship game.

Badin's path to the Division II Hnal Four was filled with obstacles, including statl'-ranked powers Springboro, Kettering Alter and Roger Bacon.

But Weisgerber and the Rams wert• up to the task, knocking off these powers en route to claiming the sectional, district and regional championships.

But they were eliminated by Akron Buchtel in the state semifinals and ended with a 20-6 record.

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Player ofthe Year

Coach of the Year

Craig Sanders

Gerry Weisgerber

McNicholas

Hamilton Badin

.,. A 6-2. 185-pound senior .,. Averaged 24.2 points and three assists .,. First Team Division II All State .

Southwest District Player of Year. first team Greater Catholic League North

.,. 16-year veteran coach with a 243-119 record . .,. Guided Rams Division II sectional. district and regional championships and a berth in the state semifinals. Badin finished with 20·6 record

First Team

Mark Pater

Eugene Land

Hamilton Badin

Roger Bacon

.,. A 6-4, 190-pound senior .,. Shot 82 percent from free-throw line and 51 percent from the field .,. Second team all state. first team Southwest District and first team Greater Catholic League North

.,. A 6-7, 215-pound junior .,. Averaged 20.2 points and 8.6 rebounds .,. Second team Division II all state, first team Southwest District, first team Greater Catholic League North.

Brad Henderson Loveland .,. A6-6. 180-pound senior .,. Averaged 22.9 points. 10.5 rebounds .,. Honorable mention Division II all state. second team Southwest District. first team Southern Buckeye

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Richard Hall

CHCA

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Wyoming

.,. A 6-6. 180-pound senior .,. Averaged 18.7 points and a Metro best 15.6 rebounds .,. First team Division !Vall state. Player of the Year Miami Valley Conference, first team Southwest District Honorable Mention; Guards: Tiante Fain. Finneytown: Keith Whitson. Indian H1ll: Joe Collinsworth. Indian Hill: Rob Hendricks. Mariemont: Steve Fletcher.

Reading: David Gannon. Fenw1ck: Dan McGeady, Mer; John Wanke. Alter.

Ryan Ogletree. Batav1a. Seth Layman.

Batav1a; Jon Lange, CCD: William Runy· on. N. College HilL W1llie Beaver, Seven Hills: Chris Gentry, New M1am1. Shawn

.,. A 5-11 . 160-pound sop hom ore .,. A 6-6, 200-pound senior .,. Averaged 17.4 points. seven .,. Averaged 20.3 points. 12.7 rebounds rebounds .,. Honorable Mention Division Ill all .,. Honorable Mention Division Ill state, second team Southwest Dis- Southwest District. first team Cincinnati Hills League !riel. first team Southern Buckeye Asher. Goshen: Nick Woods. Kmgs: Chad Welday. Kings: Cain Doli boa.

Springboro: Kevin Barnhill. Little Miami: Benny HilL Springboro: Garth Dugle.

Loveland: Jarett Young. Georgetown.

Forwards: Ryan Aeming. Wyoming: Enc Hyrne, Deer Park: Brandon Mcintosh. Roger Bacon: James Sheehy.

McNicholas: Travis Sizemore. New M1am1: Bryan Ayers. Seven Hills: Shane

Cruz. Summ1t: Chns McVey. Little Miami; Matt Vangen, Ross: Cass1dy Chroust. Wilmington: Salih Williams.

Wilmington: Mike Jennings. George!•: ;n: Ryan Stewart. Clermont Northeastern: TJ. Turner. Hillsboro: Alex Wehrum. Felicity: Chad W1lhoff. BethelTate.

Center: Greg Feix. Ross: Brian McMonigle. New Richmond.

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Fenwick................

Tolawondo...........

Edgewood............

Monroe .................

Franklin................

9 1

6 4 3 2 I 1

0 1 2 4 5 6 1 1

l J> Others Ttom Norl~ Adams......

Rising Sun. ............

Norwood Baplist

8 11 10

9

Ovtrlll w L 10 2 4 8

10 11

East Oinlon.........

TtiiiTI

l J> Kentucky w

H~--····-··---·-·---·-···

Simon Kenton.... _ _ _ _ Newport Cent. Co111......-ScoH----·-·-------··-·Holy eros•--··-·-···---·-··-·Grant Cou!ty. ___________ Pendeton Cou!ty e..... COOnty .......--·-···----· ________ Covington Coltlolc.. _____ Dayton..........._._ Ludlow ............------·-· Ry1e •. _ ..................----·--·-

Ovtrall wL

IIIIo ModonM................ ·-·-· Dixie Helglrts..........................

9 I 4 3 3

3 4 3 2

Madison .......---

Leesburg·Felr· field. ........----··

f:avNy CNistian.. ·-·------

9

I I 3 5

....-..........................

9 10 10

"

9 1

11 12

Bishop Brossart. .. ...........

Compbell County...._____......

Bellevue............ - ................ _.

NeWJl()f'l .........._ ......................

Sl. He«y...........- - - · · Walton-Verona.......______

2

3 4 5

---·····-·······-·---·-·-

9

Comer ......................................

10 10

Beechwood..... w•-- ..· - - - · -

Lloyd ........... ___ ......................

15 16

11 11 11 9

9 10 11 11 9 8

L 3 4 4 5 6 5 5 6 1 1

6 1

1 1 1

7 9 I 9 10 11

5 5 5 5 4 2 2

10 10 11 10 11 14

1

I 7

9

BOYS BASKETBALL STATISTICS l J> Leading scorers Pity or, SdiNI

G Horsley. Norwood lllptis .. 10 vonw;,;.ie,LttsWg-Fol.l2 Oolboo. Sprir9xlro ...... -I 3 Sanders. McNidiOIDs ......... 11 Norwel. Anderson -··-··---' 1 BarnNI. utile Miami _ .•. 12 Willlher,Northwest ... _11 M~,NewRicl1... - .. 12 Frommeyer, Beechwood .15 Stewart, Oermont NE ·-- 12 Henderson, Lovolond ·--- 12 D. Turner, Pendleton···-- I Whltson,lnclanftl ---···-'3 Ellsn*lger, Ollk Hils ......... 11 Young. Georgetown ......... 12 Spurlod<, Ail< en .................. 13 Warch.l>. Norwood lllptlsll - ... Bishop Brossart -16 st.,_, Fmeyf1>wn _12 Harper, CHCA _ .............. 13 Land. Roger 8liCOn _ ...... 12 ScoH, Wallon-Veran.a ....... 15 Fletcher, Reedng -···-- _,.9 W-ulf,~stOinton __ 13 Kriii!TW, Simon Kenton ... 11 Lawl'clri,Sytomore ___.12 Storer, North Adams ---12 S. Laymon. Batavia ___... 10 Runyon, NCH -------12 eo-nsworlh.lnclan H_ ..... 13 Cote, Mldcletown Clrtst _ 13 A . - . St. Xavier .......... 12 Bays. Balovuo .................... 15 Fain, Fmeytown ______... 12 MIMns, Scott ------···----- 15 Mc0onie1. Rising Soo .... _ .. 12 Berry, Aiken -----13 tsgro, Anderson ----..... 11 -s.Mirlemont ..... ll Ogletree, Batavia ....... ___ 10 Slew..-t, vao ModonM .... 16 C...-fls, Middletown ............ I. BarneH, F*fleld --··-···-13

Avg. Pis 33233.2 300 25.0 2U 322 2U 713 24.5 710 m 24.3 259 23.5 278 23.2 347 23.1 716 23.1 717 23.0 m 22.1 21.7 2112 21.6 237 259 21.5 21.1 275 231 21.0 20.9 356 20.1 250 269 20.7 20.6 247 3011 20.5 1..

20.4 20.3 264 20.2 363 19.1 238 19.1 237 191 19.1 229 19.0 11.9 246 18.1 244 1U 225 2111 11.7 11.1 217 27D 11.0 216 11.0 17.9 233 17.7 195 17.5 193 175 17.5 17.1 274 m 17.1 17.1 222

White, La Sole .... - -....... 1I McGeocty, Alter ----····-13 Owens, Ctllminade-Men.12 Bemett. Heritage Acad.... 15 McNeel. Mldcletown _____ 14 eruz. s..mm11 ro _______ .. 13 Ashlr, Goshen ...... _____ 12 HarTison. Prlncolon .....- ... 12 St!llla~crcL Mason -·-··-·13 Hilmmo<\s, Mid<ltwnCN .. 13 Shine, Withrow ................... 14 Lange. ClnciMolla> ......... 13 Cope~. Hertloge Acad. .... _15 Shields, Wallon-V..-ono .... 15 Evans.- County ........ 15 R. Crawford. Withrow ...... " Smilh, ~ ·--·----... 14 Horlon. Limo .........................9 Sheehy, McNicholu .......... 11 McGroth, Doylon Carrol .. 12 Hyrne, Deer Park --·---· 10 Fe/>, ROSS .... __ .............. 13 Quimby, Amel1a ........ __ 12 SIWIIOf\. West H~ -··-·-"

188 211 201 250 233

217 198 197 211 210 225 205

236 235 233

215 215 139 169 182 151 195 110 16S

17.0 16.3 16.8 16.7 16.6 16.6 16.5 16.4 16.2 16.2 16.1 15.8 15.7 15.7 15.5 15.4 15.4 15.4 15.3 152

15.1 15.0 15.0 15.0

l J> Field-goal percentage Pllytr, SeMel FGM Malrlldo, Scott ----··------1· Ogden. We< tern Brown ...56 Myers. Glen Este --·---11 Land. Deer Park --·---.55 Ensminger, Dill< HilS ....._.94 Co!c, Madison ................_ ...61 SeiJtter, North Adams ......21 Foust, Syumore ...............24 --.CovCoth ............ 12 BoLnds. Grant County ·-··" Rogers. Scott ·--------·---40 Baldwin, Simon Kenton .....36 Mi<pKy, Haln1ton _ ......45 Waloce, Aller Knecht, Syumoro ............. 1I Wolker,lndl"' Hll .............. 21 Kritzer, Lal<ota --------·---·51 Spu-lock, Ail< en ---·----10 1 Norwel.

----101

-----·---·...56

Ander..,

FGA

101 71 53 10 140 91 42 36 11 104 61 55

69 16 17 42

10

159 159

Pel. 13.3 12.0 69.9 69.0 67.1 67.0 66.1 66.7 66.7 66.3 65.6 65.5 65.2 65.0 647 64.2 63.7 63.5 63.5

Fo~~:.

Sycamore·---·-··].(

5I

Wolekowskl, Alt..- _ ..........2• Sd>oeffer, cro ..............._.26 Martin, Norl~ Adams .. -..27 Gllespte, Amela ............._,.22 Groce. CovCoth ..................SO Brown. Lodcland ................15 Schumacher, Walfn.V..- .51 Hil. Springboro ............. - .. 23 Hillz, CovCoth ·-----·-··-..53 Jollnson. Wllhrow .........._.60 FrOIII,- ..................- ..lO Gratsc:h, Madeira .........._.25 Ale>onder.- ............ _.25 Qulrrby, Amelio ...._ ....... ..67 Vongen. Ross ----·-·-· ..31 Broednox, Ail< on -----26 Storer, North Adams --- .94 N. Balllmcre. Redig ___ .JO Jomes. Springboro ·-·-----11

31

BosheMs, wrstrn Browo.. 26

41 .1 4J

4J Ill

2• ~

32 It

91 82 41

.,

110 61

"

1~ 5I)

30

63.0 63.0 63.0 63.4 611 62.7 61.5

62.5 62.0 62.0

61.6 61.2 61.0 61.0 61.0 60.9 60.9 60.5 60.3 60.0 60.0

l J> Three-point percentage Pltytr, Sd!HI FCOM SI>Mtly,McNdiOIDs ........ ...J Niemeier. CM1pbol Co - .19 Whltson.lnclan Hil -·--- 21 SctWerf, Balavlo __ ........ 9 Mercl1ont,lebonon ........... 1I IS!)I"o, Anderson --··-···---..33 D. C8r\"clbbO. North Adam 19 Alen. Woodward ._........... .1 ArraSITilh, CovCoth __ ...:n Wheaton, Wlllamsburg ... 26 We<selman, Taylor .......... 19 LockWOOd. Ollk Hils .---2 I M<Gralh, Doylon Corrol ..20

'GA 10 34 51 17 21 75

31 16 55 53 39 43 41

Pet. 10.0

55.9 52.9 52.9 52.4 50.7 50.0

50.0

#IJ #1.1 #1.0 4U 4U

l J> Free-throw percentage Pflytr. SdiNI

FTM

Nanllsta. CovColh ..............30 - s . ScoH ........ - .........16 Hooke, Boone Cou!ty ....... '0 Hll. Springboro --···---·!9

Molner.- . . . . . . . . . . .

:'11

FTA 31 50 11

n

31

Pet. 96.1 92.0 90.9 90.6 90.3

n

M<Graw, Deer Part< ··----211 WIMsl<owskl. Alter ·----21 Be.....,., CHCA -·--·---22 Woocrutt, East Clnton --17 Dolboa. Springboro ...........56 Whitson,lnclan ftl ___s, Purttom, Sycamore ---12 Bays.-.. - - - 4 0 Walton. Risings... ____.....35 Duncan. Lakota ...____ ...34 Barnett, F*fleld ______... ..64

32 25 100

65 64 14 41

41 40 76 13 19

Brody, Lloyd --·--·--·--·--·-" Hon'!>lon. New Mlaml ....... 16 Arrosmlth.CovCoth ..........31 AJon. COlerain ·------25 T. Cohal. Georgetown _20 Fletcher, Redig _____ #/ Wll!11'0f\, Taylor ...........-44 Bat Moeler ·---····-·-·-··-43 - s . - ·---------29 Testerman.I.Abanon .. ---43 Gaskins. Simon Kenton -..21 c:o.nsworth. ln<kl H .. _ ...32 Lollafhln.L.akota _____ II Pottenger, Folrflttd .---22 Wooton. Winton Woods ....30 Willie, La Sole Stowers. Simon Kenton ....34 Crier, Oermont NE ..-...34 Monserez. _ . .........-29 lltmeH,He.-ltogeAcod _17 Purdon, CovCoth ·----- 17 Lawl'clrl, Sycamore --46 llobO!son, W'*'ul ... _ _19 MdniOSh. Roger Bacon ....2'1 --LoVflm __ ...n l'horr!>son. Scott - ..........44 McOenlel, Rising Soo ......-40 Scott. Meson -·-----·--20 Moore, McHdlolas ·---" Mamtalr\. Westrn Brwn_16

11 30 24 59 53 52

35 52 34 40 22 21

11

·------.....35

43 42 42 36 21 21 51 36 36 90

88.0 88.0 88.0 17.0 16.2 1.5.9 15.7 15.1 15.0 15.0 14.2 14.6 14.0 83.1 83.3 83.3 83.1 13.0 83.0 12.9 82]

n•

82.0 11.1 81..1 81.1 11.0 11.0 11.0 11.0 11.0 11.0 10.7 10~ 10~

50 25 20 20

10.0 10.0 10.0 10.0 10.0 10.0

Reb 247

Avg. 16.5

5~

l J> Rebounds Player, School G Frommeyer. Beed1wood .IS

li.arper, CHCA ·---···········13 Norwel, Anderson ....- ...... 11 Sl.,._, Flnneytown ....... 12 Swalr\. Dayton Carrol ....... 12 ~.NewRicl1 ........ 12 Slor..-. Norii1Ad!ms ........ 12 EnsmOlgo<". Ollk ~ ......... 11 enn. Surmit ro ................ 11 Slewort,llloM-... .... 17 Sizemore, New Mlemf ...... 12 Spurtod<,Aiken .................. 13 Kidder, Bethel-Tate ........... 11 Ayers. Sevon Hils .. -·---· 10

2U 151 159 144 142 139 124 143 182 125 131 101

16.5 13.7 13.3 12.0 11.1 11.6 11.3 11.0 10.7 10.4 10.1 10.1 10.1

As I

AVII-

111

l J> Assists Pllytr. Sd!Ht G Hilmmo<\s, ~eN .. 13 Shields. Welton-Verona .... 15 Al>ern. La Sole .......- ...._ .. 12 McQveory, Goshen .......... .12 CooPer.lnclan ftl ·-·----" Willlher,Norlhwesl ............ 9 WJiams. Woodward ·-··-·'4 Roelg. Wtslem Hlls ......... 12 c. C8r\"clbbO. North Adam .12 Freeman. Aillen ................. 13 Ba1run. WIIIIITisbur9 ....... 17 Rone. Reading -----------· 12 Wooten, Winton Woods .... 10 RO<IIIe<s. Withrow ----·-·14 Nanlista. CovCofll ----... 17 Gray, Mariemont ............... 11 Ryan. Eldor ----- ............. 11

91 101 10 71 11 5I

17 75 73 76 65 61

51 71 93

59 59

1.0

6.7 6.6 6.5 6.5 6.• 6.2 6.2 6.1 5.1 5.1 5.7 5.1 5~

5.5 5.4 S.4

l J> Steals PlllW, SdiNI G Watlher, Northwest ---···9 Young. Georgetown .......... 12 Boys. Bellevue -------15 Broadnax, Aillen _ ............. 13 Barrhil. Utile Miami ......... 12 Cdemlre, e..... eoonty ... 15 Lange, Cintlrv>all ro ......... 13 Ogletree, Bate via ..........._.10

sn 5I

60 71 61 55 62 53

.,

Avg. 6.4 5.0 4.7 4.7 4.5 4.1 4.1 4.1

Enquirer boys basketball coaches polls I·-.3C>Sfl R PI

Division 1

Division 11-111-IV

Rt<: PI>

15!1!1 ti1ti~~l~ I

; .J

Olhln: Amela 17, Anderson 15, Elder 13, Western Ills 9, Norlhwesl 7, Horrfson J. St. Xavier 3. Lakota 3.

othors: Ptxcel Marian 11, W11rT11ngton 6, Madeira l Kings 3, ceo 3, Hllsba"o 2. Georgetown 1.

Colerain 1, Hughes 1, Walnuf His 1.

BOYS BASKETBALL STANDINGS· Turpin.. _ _ _

• · (Tinugh Slturday's gomes)

~CHL

I

I

£

HI......ytown..........

Mf<llllr"----Detr Par1<...........

----

Roacln9-...............

Wyoming. ....- Taylor...................

~

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

St. Xavier----

~

•

GCL South OVorlll LHjiUt w L w L

Team· Moeler .................

U.Sale.............. _

THill

L - OVorall w L w L 2 2 13 7 4 3 10 6 9 6 5 4 6 5 5 5 9 6 4 4 9 6 4 9 6 3 4 3 6 6 7

6

2 3 5 5

4

3 3

tO

5 5 6

9

• •

Rover !lacon.---

Ketttrlllg Aller_ McNicholas..........

HamltonBadln...

Clwm.·JUienne... "'-"· Marian..---·

•

0 1

4

4 4

7 5

1 0

• 9

12 12 7 10 1 3

2 2 6

4

12

11

Prillcolon.....- ....

Middletown_._ Hamlton.. _____ Lakota. ______ ,., .................

Milord.

Umo llr,..______

~

LOw 9

• 7 5

4

3 2 1

OVorall

L

1 2 3 5 6 6 8 8

w

11 11 10 6 6 6 6 1

L 4 4

4 9 9 8 9

11

QCC-EAST OVoraH Lw L w L

Ttim Woodward.....- ...

Amela. ..- ............

AnderiDI\. .......- ..

Toll _____

Glen Este....... - ....

7 4 3 3 1

0 2 3

4

5

13 9 10 5 3

3 5 3

II

L e - OVoran w L w L 6 0 11 2 4 5 1 10 3 3 6 6 4 2 7 8 1 5 6 8 1 5 4 9

Tnm Wlttrow.-...........

Allen.....................

Oak His............... western His .......

Colerain................

Loogue OVoraH w L w L I 5 0 14 2 11 3 3 2 10 3 4 1 3 7 6 0 5 3 10

League

Bahlvia._"~--"·

Clnti.CO................ seven Hils .... - St. Bernard..........

New Miami.. _ .....

L.ancmark............

l.oddond...............

~

-····-·--·

N. Richmond........ w. Brown.............

Clermont NE........

4

3 2 2 0

I

2 2 2 3 5 6 7 8 9

w

9 9 11 10 7 5 3

9 5 4 4 2

0 3 4 5 7

5 6 2 4

4

5 9 12 11

3 0

14

12 10 5 7 4

7 6 3 2 1

2 3 5 7 7

Team Miamisllurg .........

Lebanon.. ......- ....

Dayton COrral ....

Fenwick ................

TalowMda....__ Edgewood............

Maroe.................

Frriln..-.........

L

11

2 5 9 6 12

SBC-NATIONAL League ovoraH w L w L

Tnm Georgetown........

Bethel- Tate ..........

W-.mburg. ......

Feldly..................

Blanchoster .. ___

9

OVorall

L

8 7 6 6 6

SBC-AMERICAN L - OvtraU w L w L

TNm LovelancL...........

~

w

Ovorlll

w

L

8 8 7 6 3 3 3 1

2 2 3

12 11 10

4

9

7 7 7 7

4 4 4

3

L

3 3 5 6 11 11

11 12

~MML

~MVC Tnm No. Col. HI..........

OleA............____

w

Team Si>rln!P>ro---UllleMlamL.....

WllrrOnglon....___ Mason...................

Kings........-·-·-·· Ross.......................

Norwood....- ........

Goshen..................

~ QCC-METRO

5um(nl1 co..........

~GMC Ttam Sycamore........._ Fllrliel&. ....- .

Tnm Winton Woods.-.

NorlhwosL.......... ft4oes ... ___ Harrison.....•...•.....

MI. Healtlly ........

W.mt His... _ ...

7

GCL North LHjiUt OVorall w L w L

League

~QCC-WEST

9 6 6 7 3. 10 3 11 1 13

~FAVC

League OVorlll w L w L 9 0 11 1 9 1 1 14 7 2 10 3 5 5 6 4 4 10 6 4 3 ·7 9 1 9 3 13 1 9 2 12

•

~Others

OVeroH

w

Team North Adams......

Rising SUI.............

Norwood llapt.....

11

L

2

4

9

6

8

Leesburg~Falr·

f-·-------··

10 13 7 16 5

East Clnton. ........

Ripley....................

Betesvle-...........

South Dearborn..

~Northern

Kentucky w L

Team Hlgolands.................................

Simon Kenton.-.....................

Newport Cent. C.lh ..............

Holy Cross.............. _ •. _____ Scott......·-----·--··· .............

Dayton.....................................

Boone Coooty__________,.......

Pendleton Coooty ..................

COvington catholc...- ........_ Clllvary Orlsllan .._ ..............

Luclow .....................................

Grant Coooly.........................

Ryto...........................................

18 18 13 14 12 12 11 10 12 10 9 9 9

3 4 5 6 6 7 7 6 8 7 7 7 8

BOYS BASKETBALL STATISTICS . ~ Leading scorers Plllyw, School G Honley,Norwoodllapl. _13 Norwlil. Anderson ____ 13 Mlnsor, Betesvle _ .......... 17 ~Mmtdlolos ......... 13 8llnlh1. LJ!1Ie Mian'li ___ 14 Verlt. South Dearborn ..... 13 WaHioer,Northwesl _ .... 13 Van'Wnkle, Letsllur9"f'a .14 HerMiorson, Loveland ........ 14 Smith. MI. Heelthy _ . .,..... 11 McMonltje, New Rldl. .._ .. 14 Whltson,lndlanHI ....._l5 SptJr1ock. Aiken .._____ 14 Scoii1Walton-Verona ....... 16 Ensmngar,QakHis ___ 13 YO\M'Ig.Georgotown - 1 5 Gordley, Peebles ............. _14 Woocrutf, East ~ton ..... 15 Waren.>, Norwood Bapt .. 14 Sl""l>81", Flmoylown _14 Alendorf, St. Xavier ......._14 Tracy, Eastern Brown _11 Kr-.SimonKenton ... 22 Land.RovorBacon--14 OglttrH. Batavia ___ 13 LaWhon. Syc.Ynore _ .. IS storer.~Adams __ 13 MCOonlol. Rising SUI ......... 13 T\lMW,-o ........._12 Colnsworlh,lndlanH ........ IS MOeli!r,Centralllaplls ...... 13 Barnett, Fairfield ____.15 Foh. Flmeytown - -... 14 Berry, Allen ___., _____ 14 Layman, Batavia ----..... 13 White, La Salle ................._13 Horton. Limo -·----........ 11

PI>

396 331 428 318 339 313

306

:m

325 248 309 321 300 336 273 313 286 303 283 281 278 216 429 210 248 210 243 741 220 273 237 272

253

250 232 228 190

Avg. 30.5 25.5 25.1 24.5 24.2 24.1 23.5 23.4 23.2 22.5 22.1 21.4 21.4 21.0 21.0 20.8 20.4 20.2 20.2 20.1 19.9 19.6 19.5 19.3 19.1 18.7 18.7 18.5 18.3 18.2 18.2 18.1 18.1 17.9 17.8 17.5 17.3

Mulns, Scott _____ .............. 17 McNNI, Middletown ·---15 Lange, Clndmatl co ......... 14 artis, Middletown ............ 15 Bemett, Heriloge .............. 16 Crur. S<Jllmlt CD ................ 14 Harrison, Princeton ..... - ... 14 Srrllh, Hgt-jands ................. 17 lsg"o, Anderson .................. 13 fiendrlds, Mariemont ..... 13 Flilon. Ripley ...................... 12 ()olrn)y, Amela ................. 14 Manford, South Dearborn.l3 Evans, Boone County ........ 17 Stanaford, Mason .............. 15 Shine, Wlllrow ................... 15 R. Crawford, Withrow ...... 15 Schaeter, Rooer BIICO!l ..... 14 Capel. Herltoge --·--·-·-... 16 D.Can'¢el, North Adams 13 Shelton. wostern His ,__ 12 Shields, Wolton-Verona .... 16 01r.,.t,Witminglon ............ 15 Ooyle, Elder --···· ............... 14 Hyrne. De..- Park .............. 13 Frazier, Ripley .................... 12 Pater, Badin _ ..................... 14 5ancllfer, Betesvle ............ 12 lilvle, Lockland ............... 14 Jemings, Georgetown ...... 14 HarnidLtah, Talowanda .... 14 Shine, Lima .. ----·-····-----12 Testerman.Libanon ......... 15 Ogden. Wostern Brown .... 11 Howard, Taft ...................... 16 WOOds, Kings ...................... 15 Mdltosh, Roger Bacon .... 14 Alan, COlerain ..................... 13 Felx, Ross .................- ........ 14 Beaver, seven His ........... ,11 Ayers, seven Hils .............. 11

291 255

231 253 269

17.1 17.0 17.0 16.9

16.8

234 234

16.7 16.7

283 215 214 195 228 210 270 239 237 233 216 244 199 184 241 227 211

16.6

196 111 210 181 207 207 204

175 217

159 229 214 199 184 211 154 154

16.5 16.5 16.3 16.2 16.1 15.9 15.9 15.8 15.5 15.4 15.3 15.3 15.3 15.1 15.1 15.1 15.1 15.1 15.0 15.0 14.7 14.7 14.6 14.6 14.5 14.5 14.3 14.3 14.2 14.2 14.1 14.0 14.0

~ Field-goal percentage Plllyor, ScNol FGM Thoma$,8adln ........... __.. 14 Malrada, Scott .........___.82 Vertz, South Dearborn ... 133 Westerfeld, Bates vie ......20 Miglery, Hamllon ____.. 17 • Ogden. Western Brown ....69 COull, Betesvle ................. 15 Brill on, Kings ----·-···-·.33 Sautter, North Adams ......29 Rooers, Scoff .........................

Cutter, Sycamore ............. .21 Ensminger, Oak His ....... 1011 Foust, Sycamore ·---....28 Flolfon, Ripley ......................64 Boshears. W. Brown..........34 Andy Mlgnery, Hamllon ..51 Schaeffer, CCD ...................29 Spur\od<,Aiken ·----...... 112 Land. De..- Park ··--·-.63 A. Peek, Woodward .......... 18

~

FGA 18 112 187 28 14 10 I 22 50 44 67 32 165 43 98 52

7i 45 175 98 28

Pd. n.8 712 11.0 71.0 70.8 68.0 68.0 66.0 65.9 65.7 65.6 65.4 65.1 65.0 65.0 64.6 64.4 64.0 64.0 64.0

Three-point percentage

Piayor, School

FGM _ ....... 10 Niemeyer, Car"rl>bol co ....24 Merchant, Lebanon ........... 15 Whitson, Indian Hl ......._29 Lockwood. Oak His ....._ ..28 DCampbei.NorlhAdams20 Walther, NorlhWost ......... .36 Arra$llllth, COVC.th --··J.I Stowers, Simon Kenton ....32 Wesse4mon. Taylor .... _20 Baca, Western Brown ..... .II Schaefer, Roger Bacon .....32 Ptxdom. Syc.Ynore .............9 Momerez.~

FGA 18

«

28 56 54 39 71 68 65 41 37 66 19

Pd. 56.0 54.5 53.6

su

SU 51.3 50.7 50.0 49.2 49.0 49.0 48.5 47.4

wne&ton. Wlla"nsburg ....30 Owens. Hoqlos __ .......... _14 Fasbender, St. Xavier ........ 7

~

64 30 15

46.9 46.7 46.7

Free-throw percentage

Plllyor, School "M Nantlsta, COvCalh ...... _ .....31 .. Scott ··-··-........... 52 Meiner, Badin .................... 30 Flilon, Ripley ··--·-----·· 49 Menser, Betesvle ............ 71 Woodruff, East Clnlon .....94 Arrasrrllh. COVC.Ih ..........37 Dresbach. Hllsba"o ...........35 Walton. Rising SUI ......- ...35 Lalathin, Lakota ................22 Testerman. Lebanon ··-·-49 Whlfson, Indian HI .............70

""' 33 56 33 55 80 107 43 41 41 26 58 13

Pd. 93.9 92.9 90.9

19.0 19.0 17.8 16.0 85.0 15.0 84.6 84.5 84.3

~Rebounds Ploy.-, School G Norwel. Anderson ....... - ... 13 Sl""lHHt",Flmeytown --14 Hcland, Central Baplls ...... 13 McMonigle, New Rldl. ...... 14 Enon*lgor, Oak Hils ......... 13 Storer, North Adorns ··--13 Wortoortson, Central Bap .. 13 Stewart, VIa Madonna .... 17 Alendorf,St.Xavler .......... 14 Grace, covcattt .................. 16 SptJr1ock. Aiken ..._ ............ 14 Crur. Surmllt CD ............... 14 Vertz, South Dearborn ..... 13 Flilon, Ripley ...................-12 Henderson, Loveland ........ 14 Shelton, Western His __ 12 Ayer$, sevon His .............. 11

Rob

m

179 164 164 144 143 140 182 146 164 144 140 130 119 135 115 lOS

AVg. 13.6 12.8 12.6 11.7

11.1 11.0 10.8 10.7 10.4 10.3 10.3 18.0 10.0 9.9 9.6 9.5 9.5

R..Crawford, Withrow ...... 15

McNeaL Middletown _ ..,_15 Land, Roger Bacon .......-.14

Falx, Ross · - - - -........... 14 While, Colerain -·-···---··.13 Von Hole, La Sale ·-·-·-·14 Preston. Georgetown __.14 Gordley, Peebles -·-····---14 Mk,Marlemonl _____ 13 Allen. Woodward ··---·--16 W.,-d, Aiken ................... _ .. 14 Barnett, Fairfield .......... _ .. 15 Myer$,GienEsle ....•.•_.ll

140 139 130 1l7 116 124 119 117 104 131 115 122 89

9.3 9.3 9.3 9.1 1.9

u

8.5 8.4

u

8.2

s.z

8.1 8.1

~Assists Play.-,G Manford, South Oearbom.13 Shlekl$, Walton-Verona _.16 COoper, Indian HI - ........... 13 Wllams. Woodward ......... 16 Ahern, Lo Sale -···········--·14 C.Carnpbel, North Adams 13 Rolg. Western His ···---12 Freeman. Allen ----... 14 Rodger$, Wlllrow - ..._.15 Lucas, Eastern Brown ...... 11 Wooton. Winton WOOds .... 13 Nanlista,COVC.Ih ---..-19 BaJnum. Wllamsllurg ....... 13

As!

..

92 111 105 89 79 78

Avg. 7.1 6.9

6.8

62 72 102 75

6.6 6.3 6.1 6.0 5.9 5.6 5.6 5.5 5.4 5.4

sll 79 65 76 61 69 57

Avg. 5.2 4.6 4.5 0 4.1 4.1

13 84

~Steals Play.-, School G YO\M'Ig. Georgetown ·--... 15 Broadnax, Allen ···-···---.14 Bays,-.ue .................... 17 Barnhll Ultle Mian'li .. - .... 14 Coternlre, Boone Coooty ... 17 Lange, Onemo II co ___ 14

Enquirer boys basketball coaches polls 2. -1.. -~1

Division I

Rtc Pfs

1.

2. l 4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Aiken (3) ········--·-································-·······- 13-3 Woodward (5) ................................................ 1•3 Withrow (2) ................................................... 15-2 Oal< . . . ·-·-···-·-·····--···-················-········· .... 11-4 Sycamore ...................................................... 13-4 Princeton ·············--·-·-···-······················-·-···12-4 Winton Woods ................................................ 12-4 Fairfield ..................................................... 13-4 La Salle ................•..................................•..•.... 1J.5 Anderson ..................................................... 13-3

9.

10.

90 88 86 71 57 38 29

28 17 11

Division 11-111-IV

Rec Pfs Roger Bacon (9) ............................................. 1._2 90 Badin ................................................................. 12·4 62 McNicholas ..........•.•.•.....•.•.•......................... Hl 54 Springboro .•................................................,.... 14·2 51 N. College Hll .............................................. 1H « Loveland .....••.•.•.....................•..................... 13-3 42 lndlon Hll ....................................................... 14·3 >10 Little Miami·········-·········-······························ 13-3 33 Batavia ........................................................ 1•2 27 Ftnhey1own ................................................... 11·5 12

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Others: Wlminglon 8, Hilsboro 6, l.ebonon 6, Kings 5, Georgetown 3, Cin. Country Day 3, Purcel Marion 2, Madeira 1, New Rlclmond 1, Western Brown 1.

Others: Northwest 6, Moeller 5, Walnut His 4, Amela 2, St. Xavier 2.

BOYS BASKETBALL STANDINGS .... QCC-WEST

(Tllrough Saturday)

I.eague

.... CHL Team lndlon Hll...........•.

Finneytown....•....

Deer Park ............

Madeira. .•.........•.

Reading .................

Wyoming..•......•..

Mariemont. .........

Taylor •.................

League OVerall wL wL I 3 14 3 4 11 7 6 6 6 5 10 6 5 10 7 7 6 10 5 5 5 11 6 7 4 7 9 4 11 3 8

.... GCL South

League overall w L w L 4 10 6 7 l.a Salle...............

5 3 11 5 3 7 8 I Elder···-····--·-···- 4 9 St. Xavier---5 I Team

Team Wmton Woods.•..

Northwest ......•....

Hughes...........•.....

Harrisoo............

MI. Healthy .........

Walnut Hils......•..

Roger Bacon. .......

Kettering Aller .• Hamilton Badin..

McNichdas ..........

Cham.Juleme .....

Pur. Marian. ........

10 9 6 5 2 0

0 1 4 6 9 11

14 14 12 7 2 3

2 2 4 8 14 13

.... GMC Team Sycamore............

Fairfield. ...............

PrincetOil ............

Micklelown. .........

Hammon...............

Lakota. ...........•....

MiHord..................

Lime Sr .............. -.

League OVerall wL w L 13 4 1 11 10 2 13 4 9 4 3 12 5 7 6 11 5 7 8 10 5 7 I 9 2 9 6 10 1 11 1 14

.... QCC-EAST Team Woodward...........

1\melia..................

1\nderson..............

Taft .......................

GienEste..............

Turpin..................

OVerall Lfi9M wL w L I 0 14 3 4 3 10 6 4 3 13 3 4 4 6 11 1 6 3 11 7 1 6 9

t.

7 5 4 3 1 1

Overall w I. 4 0 12 2 11 5 8 7 3 4 9 8 6 6 9 4 10 6

.... QCC-METRO League OVerall w L w L Tum

Withrow.•...•.•...

Aiken.. ..............•...

Oai<H-.............•.

Western Hils .....• Colerain.•.........•..

5 4 3 2 0

1 2 2 3 6

w

L 1 2 2 4 4 7 8 8 8 11

.... MVC League

Moeler .........•.•...

.... GCL North OVerall Lfi9M wL w L Team

w

Team No. Col. HI........

Batavia..-........

OiCA.•.................

Seven His.......... anti. eo...............

St. Bernard.........

eo..........

Summit New Miami .........

LandrTWk ............

Lockland. ..............

11 I I 7 6 4 4 4 3 0

15 13 11 9 4

2 3 4 6 11

OVerall w L 12 5 14 2 10 6 8 6 10 6 5 11 5 11 4 14 5 12 0 16

.... SBC-AMERICAN League OVerall w L w L Tllm

Lovelond•........•.• Hillsboro...............

N. Rlclmond. .......

W.Brown.............

Clermont NE. ......

10 7 5 4 3

0 3 5 7 9

13 11 6 7 5

Taam Georgetown........

Bethel Tale..........

Wlliarnsburg.......

Felclty ..................

Blanchester.........

w

L 2 3 6 8 I

11 7 3 3 1

3 5 10 9 13

.... SBC-NATIONAL League overall 9 7 3 2 1

.... FAVC

w

L 6 7 13 12 14

League OVerall wL w L THill Springboro........... 10 2 1 14 Little Miami.........

9 2 13 3

10 10 6 4 4 3

4 4 7 8 8 10

WilmlngfOil...•..•.

Mason. .....•...........

Kings. ................•..

Ross.......................

Norwood.-..........

Goshen. ...•...........•

6 6 11 13 13 13

.... MML League w L 11 1 10 2 10 2 6 6 5 7 4 I Monroe·····--···-··· 1 12 1 12 Frankh. ........•....

Team Miamisburg•.•....

Lebonon•...........•.

Deyton Carrol. ...

Fenwick................

Talawonda. ..........

Edgewood. .........

.... Others Team East CtinlOil .....•......•.....

North Adams .........•........

East Central...•....•........

Madison. .................•..•....

Rising Sun.......................

Norwood Bapt .•..•...........

Overall w L 13 1 15 2 12 3 9 7 5 11 5 10 3 14 2 15

w 15 12 11 8 6 6

L 2 3 4 I 9 10

.... Northern Kentucky Team Simon Kenton...·--······-····· HigllondS................................

NewportCC............................

Scott.. _ ..................................

Dey101l ......_ ....•....................

Boone County .........................

Coving!Oh Celholc.................

Ryle ..........................................

St. He<ry.................................

CoMer .................... _ ...........

Dixie Heights..........................

Siver Grove ... - .....................

WaHon Verona.......................

Homes--·-··--··················· Bishop Brossart ..................... v.o Madonna.........................

Belevue............................. :....

Beechwood. ............................

Uoyd. ........................................

w 11 17 13 13 12 12 12 11 8 5 8 5 6 6 8 7 7 4 3

L 4 3 5 6 7 I 9 8 11 12 13 16 13 13 11

11 11 14 14

BOYS BASKETBALL STATISTICS ..,. Leading scorers Pflyer, SchMI G Horsley, Norwood Bapl_.15 Norwel. AnderSOh ............. 15 Barnhll. Ultte Miami ......... 16 w-.Northwesl ...- ... 14 II onW1nlde, Lees-Falrfld ... 16 Sanders. McNicholas ......... 15 McMonil;ie, New Rlch ........ 16 Henderson. Loveland ........ 16 Whitson, Indian H11_... 17 Ensminger, Oal< Hils ...._14 Woodruff, East Ctinlon ..... 17 Smith, MI. HeaHhy ............. 12 5purll)ck, Aiken .........__ 16 Yomg. Georgetown ........ _17 Wardrup, Norwood Bapl .. 16 Stamper, FlmeyiOwn ....... 16 Land. Roger Bacon -.-16 Fletcher, Reading ............... 14 flarptr, CHCA .................... 16 Ogletree, Batavia ............... 16 (Taeme<, Simon Kenton ...22 llitendorf, Sl. Xavier ........ _16 ~uny011. NCH ....................... 17 r ..mer, Hilsboro ................ 15 =ain, Flnneylown ...........-.. 16 ~al, Wyoming ....- ............. 16 ;torer, North Adams ........ 15 ..awhon, Sycamore ........... 17 ;. Layman. Batavia ........... 16 ..a>ge. ceo ....................... _16 ::allin$wortl\,lnd.Hl .......... 17 ~.Snodgrass, Easl Cenl .... 15 ~.Aiken ....... - ............ 16 1.\coaniel, Rising 5101 ......... 15 ,sher, Goshen .................... 16 :urtts. Micklelown ............ 17 lolcNeal. Middtelown ....•.... 17

Pfs

451 3n >100 341 383 3« 361 360 369 303 366 2S6 326 341 311 317 316

277 314 313 429 310 319 281 298 297 275 309

218 286 303 267 283 264 272 218 287

Avg. 30.1 25.1 25.0 2U 23.9 22.9 22.6 22.5 21.7 21.6 21.5 21.3 20.4 20.1 19.9 19.1 19.1 19.1 19.6 19.6 19.5 19.4 18.1 18.7 18.6 18.6 18.3 18.2 18.0 17.9 17.8 17.1 17.7 17.6 17.0 16.9 16.9

Barnett, Fairfield ............... 17 Cruz. SUnvnil ..................... 16 l~o. AndtrSOh .................. 15 Ruther, Harrison ................ 17 Harrison, Princeton ........... 16 McGeady, Aller ................. 14 Shine, Withrow ................... 17 Shell011. western His ....... 13 Ml61s,Scott ...................... 19 -leks. Mariemont ..... 16 Paler, Badin ....................... 16 Stanaford, MaSOh •..•...•...••. 16 Owens, Ol<wninade-Jul ..... 14 Hyrne, Deer Park ······-······16 HortOII. Lima ....................... 14 Fleming. Wyoming ............. 15 Evans, Boone County •...... 20 Onus!, Wlminglon .......... 16 Quimby, Amelia ................. 16 Neff, Goshen .............•.....•. 16 ~ Talawanda ..•. 16 Schaefer, Roger Bacon ..... 16 .Jemlngs, Georgetown ...... 16 Unvlle,l.ockland ............... 16 Crawford, Withrow ........... 17 Woods, Kings ..................... 17 Testernw1, Lebonon ......... 17 D. Carnpbel. North Adam.15 Alteo, Colerain .................... 15 I>Jm. W. Brown ................. 16 Ayers, Seven Hils .............. 14 Dant, Moeller ...................... 17 Mcintosh, Roger Bacon .... 16 Sinkovlch, AndtrSOh .......... 15 Ogden. W. Brown .............. 14 Kritzer, Lal<ola ................. .15 Wonke, Aller ....................... 14 Lockwood, Oal< His .......... 14 Sheridan, MI. Healthy ....... 14 Sheehy. MCNicholas .......... 13 Boyd, HamiHon ................... 18

287 271

2S3 285 269 234 280 230 306 257 257 257 224 255 222 23S 312 249 247 246 245 2« 2« 2>10 2S3 252 250 220

217 230 200 242 227 213 199 211 196 195 193

m

245

16.9 16.9 16.9 16.1 16.1 16.7 16.5 16.4 16.1 16.1 16.1 16.0 16.0 15.9 15.9 15.7 15.6 15.6 15.4 15.3 15.3 15.3 15.2 15.0 14.9 14.1 14.7 14.7 14.5 1U 14.3 14.2 14.2 14.2 14.2 14.1 14.0 13.9 13.8 13.7 13.6

M. Peek, Woodward --· T7 Padgett, Sl. He<ry ............. 19 Welday,Kings ..................... 17 Haywood, Simon Kenton ..22 Haines. Lees-Fairfield ....... 16 NoH e. Reading .................•... 17 Greer, Colerain ................... 14 T. cahall, Georgetown ...... 17 Merchant, Lebanon .•......... 17

232 256 227 293 212 224 115 223 222

13.6 13.5 13.4 13.3 13.3 13.2 13.2 13.1 13.1

..,. Field goal percentage Player, School FGM Malracla, Scott ..................'11 Faust, Sycamore ...............35 Moore, A~er ......... _____ 4:; Brltt011. Kings ......................36 Rogers, Scott ................_ ..

Ogden. W. Brown ...............r.

Ensminger, Oal< His ....... 120 Kritzer, Lal<ota .................. .7• Spurlock, Aiken .... - ........ 123 Wallce, Aller .....................61 Waleskowsl<~ A~er __ .28 Schaeffer, ceo .................. .lC Mlg:tery, Hamlllon .............64 cutler, Sycamore _............26 Alexander, Badin ................41

FGA 131 52 67 54 73 126 186 115 192 96 « 47 101 41 65

Pet. 74.0 67.3 67.0 66.7 65.8 65.0 64.5 64.3 64.1 64.0 64.0 63.8 614 63.4 63.1

..,. 3-point percentage Player, School FGM Whllson.lndlon Hll ........... ..37 w - . Northwest ..........39 Lockwood, 0a1< Hils .... - ..30 Stowers, Simon Kenton ....35 Schaefer, Roger Bacon .....38 Purdom. Sycamore ........... 11 D. Can1>bel, North Adam.25 Merchanl, Lebanon ........... 16 Ahrmann. East Clnlon _.23

FGA 68 74 5I 68 76 22 51 33 41

Pd. 54.4 52.7 51.7 51.5 50.0 50.0 49.0 41.5 41.0

McGraw, Scott ·-·-···-·······41 Eshrnlrl. Oal< Hils .............. 11 Hutzetnan. Lal<ola ...........35 Bosse, Ross ........................13 Wonke, Aller ...................... .33 Baca. W. Brown -··-·-········21

17 31 76 49 71 46

47.1 47.0 46.1 46.1 46.0 46.0

..,. Free throw percentage Player, SchMI FTM .. Scott ..................... 54 .Woodruff,EasiCinlon ... 117 Meiner, Badin ............_....... 31 WaleskowskL Aller ...........30 Lalathln. Lal<ola ................ 25 Alteo. Colerain ...................31 B. Snodgrass. East Cent.. ..96 Testerman, Lebanon ......... 49 Harper,CHCA ....................68 Whltson,lnclan Hll ............. 78

FTA 5I 131 3S 34 29 .

46 113 5I

81 93

Pd. 93.1 89.0 88.6 88.0 86.2 86.0 84.9 84.5 84.0 13.9

..,. Rebounds Player, SchMI G Harper, CHCA ................... 16 Norwel, AncierSOh ............. 15 Stamper, Finneytown ....... 16 Smith, MI. HNHhy ............ 12 Storer, North AdamS ·-..... 15 McMoitWJte, New Rich. _..... 16 Ensminger, Oal< Hils ......... 14 Alendorf, Sl. Xavier .......... 16 Henderson. Loveland ........ 16 Shell011. Western His •..... 13 SpuMock, Aiken .................. 16 Runy011. NCH ....................... 17 Cruz. Summit ...................... 16 Wlife, Colerain ··--·····--····15 Land. Roger Bacon ............ 16 Crawford. Wllhrow ........... 17 McNeal. Micklelown ......... 17

Reb 260 204 199 142 176 115 1S3 173

164 143 160 165 1S3 1« 147 153 152

Avg. 161 13.6 12.4 11.1 11.7 11.6 10.9 10.8 10.3 10.2 10.0 9.7 9.6 9.6 9.2 9.0 1.9

Preston, Georgetown ....... 16 Felx, Ross ............................ 17 Ruther, Harrison ......_........ 17 Padgett, Sl. He<ry ............. 19 Ayers, Seven Hils .............. 14 Elloll, Western His .......... 14 Alteo, Woodward ............... 17 lion Hole, LaSale .............. 16 Cox, MadiSOh ...................... 16 Myers, Glen Esle ............... 13 Ward, Altten ·-················--·16 Turner, Hillsboro ................ 15 Snyder, CHCA ..................... 16

143 141 141 164 120 135 142 13S 134 106 129 120

126

8.9 8.7 8.7 8.6 8.6 8.5 8.4 8.4 8.4 1.2 1.1 1.0 1.0

..,. Assists Player, School G Cooper,lndlon Hill .............. 15 McQuery, Goshen ............. 16 Wllarns, Woodward ......... 17 Roellg. Western Hils ........ 15 C. Carr4>bel, North Adam .15 Ahern, l.aSale ................... 16 Freeman. Aiken ................. 16 Rodgers, Withrow ............. 17 Oglelree, Batavia ............... 16 Monserez, Moeller ............ 17

18 92

Avg. 6.9 6.5 6.4 6.3 6.1 6.0 5.8 5.6 5.5 5.4

Stl 86 71 69 68 13 68 64

Avg. 5.0 4.4 4.3 4.3 4.2 4.0 4.0

As!

104 104 108 95 91 97 92 95

.... Steals Player, School G Young, Georgetown ......... 17 Barnhll,l.iltle Miami ......... 16 Broadnax, Aiken ................ 16 Hal, Wyoming ·-··-···-·········16 Coternlre, Boone County ... 20 Shine, Withrow ................... 17 Longe, ceo ..............._ ..... 16

2--13-'17

BOYS BASKETBALL STANDINGS II> QCC-EAST

(Through Saturday's games)

II>CHL Ttllll Indian Hll...................

Fmeytown............ ..

Madeira.................... fmon Deer Pork......

Reading...._ ............. .

Mariemont.............. .

Wyoming..................

Taylor ........................

League W L 8

4

7 7 6 6 5 5 4

5 5 6 6 7 7 8

Overall W L 14 4

Moeler......................

La Salle......................

St. Xavier................ .

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

League W L 7 4 6 4 4 6 4

7

II> GCL North Team Kettering Alter ........

Roger Bacon........... .

Hamilton Badin........

McNicholas............. .

Cham.Juleme.........

Pur. Marian ............. .

League W L 11 1 10 2 8 4 7 6 2 12 0 13

II>GMC Tellll Sycamore.................

Fairfield....................

Princeton................•.

Lakota.......................

Hamilton.................. .

Mickletown..............

Milford. .................... .

Lima Sr.....•...............

League W L 12 1 10 3 6

9

4 7

6

7

5

8 11 11

2 2

7 11U

11 11

7 7

8 5

10 12 12

5

II> GCL South Team

11

kk

Overall W L 11 8 12 6 8 10 8 10 Overall W L 16 2 14 4 14 4 10 8 2 17 4 15 overall W L 15 4 13 5 12 6 9 9 9 10 7 12 6 12 3 14

League W L 9 0 6 3 5 4

Team Woodward...............

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

Anderson.; ................

Taft............................

Glen Este..................

Turpin .......................

5

overall W L 15 4 12 6 14 4 7 12 4 13 7 12

4 8 8

1 1

II> QCC-WEST League

W L

8

7

2

Harrison................... .

5

4

Hughes ..................... .

Waklut Hils ............. .

MI. Healthy ..............

5

4

3 2

5 5 9

13 14 10 9 4 6

1

6 7

8 11

11

Team Aiken........................

Withrow ................... .

Oak HiRs................... .

Western Hils.......... .

Colerain.....................

5 2

2 5

0

7

League W L 12 1 10 2 9 3

8 6 5

4 4 3

1

4 6 7

9 9

10 11

0

9 5 4 4

3 6 8 8

9

3

8 4 3 1

3 7 9 11

Team Springboro............... .

Little Miami.............

Wilmington .............. .

Mason...................... .

Ross...........................

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

Norwood.................. .

Goshen ..................... .

overall

1

5 2 7

7 8 12 13 15 17 17

8

Overall W L 16 13 12 11 6 6 4 3

4

7

s.

5

8

4 3

8 9

1

10

2

5 6 7 13 12 14 15

II>MML

W L

14 16 11 10 10 6 5 3 5

League W L 11 1 9 3.

Team Miamisburg............ .

Lebanon................... .

Dayton Carrol........ .

Fenwick ................... .

Talawanda .............. .

Edgewood............... .

Franklin .....................

Monroe .................... .

League W L 12 1 11 2 11 6

6 3 2 1

overall

W L

16 16 15 10 7 6 3 3

2 7 7

10 11 12

Overall W L 9 9 6 12 12 6 10 8

Team Madison................... .

Norwood Baptis 1.....

Leesburg-Fairfield.

Ripley ....................... .

II> Northern Kentucky

overall W L 11 7 8 8 6 13 4 15 1 17

W L

II> FAVC overall W L 15 3 16 3 14 4 9 9 5 13

II>MVC Team No. Coli. Hil. ............. .

Batavia......................

CHCA........................ .

Seven Hills............... .

Cinlf. CO ....................

St. Bernard .............. .

Summit CO.............. .

New Miami...............

Landmarl< .............•.

Lockland .................. .

11

Overall W L 15 3 14 5 7 11 8 10 6 13

League Team Georgetown ............ .

Bethel Tate............. .

Wiliamsburg........... .

Felicity ..................... .

Blanchester ............. .

II> QCC-METRO League W L 6 2 5 2

League W L

II> SBC-NATIONAL

Overall

W L

Team Winton Woods........ .

Northwest................

II> Others

11> SBC-AMERICAN Team Loveland .................. .

Hinsboro ................... .

N.Richmond ............ .

W.Brown ................. .

Oernnont NE ........... .

2

3 3

9 11 12 15 16

Team W Highlands........................................

22 Simon Kenton.................................

20 Scott................................................

15 Boone County................................

16 Dayton.............................................

14 Ludlow.............................................

12 Pendleton County.........................

12 Newport Central Catholic...........

13 Ryle..................................................

13 Covington Catholic........................

14 Holy Cross......................................

14 Grant County.................................

11 St. Henry····················"··-··············· 11 Campbel County...........................

11 Bishop Brossart.............................

10 N. Ky. Baptist.................................

6 Benevue...........................................

9 ViDa Madonna................................

9 Conner.............................................

8 Dixie Heights.................................

9 Holmes............................................

8 Beechwood....................................

7 Walton-Verona..............................

6 Heritage Academy.......................

6 Newport..........................................

5 Sliver Grove...................................

5 Williamstown.................................

4 Lloyd................................................

3

L 3 5 7 8 8 8 8 9 9 10 10 10 11 12 13 8 12 13 13 15 14 15 16 16 14 17 17 18

Enquirer boys basketball coaches' polls Division 11-111-IV

Division I I.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Rec Aiken 14) ........ , .................................................. 15-3 WoodWard (3) ................................................... 15-4 Withrow (2) ....................................................... 16-3 Oak Hils ...........•.................................................. 14-4 Sycamore ........................................................... 15-4 Princeton ............................................................ 12-6 La Salle ................................................................ 12-6 Winton Woods···--········-······--······················ 13-5 Moeler ................................................................ 11-8 Northwest .......................................................... 14·5

Pfs

85 76 71 69 48 33 29 19 15 14

Others: Northwest 14, Amelia 5, Western Hils 7, Walnut Hils 4, Winton Woods 4, St. Xavier I.

I.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

8.

10.

Rec Roger Bacon 18) ............................................. 14-4 Badin .................................................................. 14-4 McNicholas ...................................................... 10.8 Loveland ........................................................... 15-3 Springboro ........................................................ 16-2 N. College Hill ................................................... 14-5 Batavia ...........................................................•. 16-2 Indian Hin ........................................................... 14-4 Little Miami ..................................................... 13-5 HiHsboro ............................................................ 14-5

Pis 96 76 61 56 51 33 25 24 24 18

Others: Mason 15, Wilmington 7, Finneytown 7, Kings 5, New Richmond 2, Purcen Marian 2, Western Brown 2, Georgetown 1, Seven Hils 1, Madeira 1.

Northern Kentucky Rec Highlands (7) ..................................................... 22-3 Simon Kenton ................................................... 2o-5 Covington Catholic ........................................ 14-10 Scott ...........•..................................................... 15-7 Holy Cross ...................................................... 14-10 Boone County .................................................. 16-8 Newport Central Catholic ............................. 13-9 Ryle .................................................................... 13-9 St. Henry ......................................................... 11-11 Holmes .............................................................. 8-14

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Pfs

70 61 54 44 42 40 29 16 14 7

Others: Conner 4; Bishop Brossart 3.

BOYS BASKETBALL STATISTICS II> Leading scorers Player, School G Horsley, Nor. Baptist ..... 17 VanWlnkle,Leesburg .... 18 Norwel, Anderson ......... 18 llarr1hill, Little Miami •.... 17 Sanders, McNicholas ..... 18 oa..oa. S-pringboro ........ 18 Walther, Northwest ....... 16 Henderson, Loveland ..... 18 Stewart, aermonf NE ... 17 McMonlgle,New Rich.... 18 Whitson, Indian Hll ......... 18 Ensminger, Oak Hils ..... 17 Sp\rl>ck, Aiken .......•....... 18 Smith. Mount Healthy ... 14 Fle!cher, Reading .....•..... 15 Stamper, Flmeytown .... 18 Young, Georgetown ...... 18 Kraemer, Simon Kent...24 Wardrup, Nor. Baptist ... 18 Scofl, Walton-Verona ....20 Land. Roger Bacon ........ 18 Ogletree, Batavia ........... 18 Alendorf, St. Xavier ...... 17 Bays, Belevue .................20 wem.m. Fenclty ............19 Harper, CHCA ................. 18 Turner, Hilsboro ............. 15 Runyon, NOf ................... 19 Lawhon. Sycamore ........ 19 Ruffin, Hilcrest .............•. 14 McNeal, Middletown .....19 ColinSworth.lndian H .... 18 Fain, Flmeytown ............ 18 Layman. Batavia ............ 18 Lang, Cincinnati CD ...•.... 18 Berry, Aiken .................... 18 Shields, Hilcrest .............. 13 Curtis, Midcletown ......... 19 Cruz, SUmmit co ............ 18 Shelton, Western Hlls .... 16 Smith, Highlands .............21 Asher, Goshen ................. 18 Ruther, Harrison .•........... 18 M.,...s, Scott ...................22 Hendricks, Mariemont .. 18 Barnett, Fairfield ............ 18 Harrison. Princeton ....... 18 Pater, Badin .•...............•.•. 18 Frazier, Ripley ................ 17 Evans, Boone c-ty .... 23 Bennett, Heritage Acad 21 Stanaford, Mason ........... 18 Isgro, Anderson ............... 18 Fulton, Ripley .......•.......... 17 Shine, Withrow ................ 19 Hyrne, Deer Park .......... 18 Shields. Walton-Verona .20 Crawford, Withrow ....... 19 Jennings, Georgetown .• 17 Neff, Goshen .................... 17 Olroust, Wilmington .....• 18 Horton. Lima ·--·············16 Testerman. Lebanon ..... 19 Ogden, Western Brown 16 Quimby, Amela ...•.......... 18 Schaefer, Roger Bacon .18 HI, Springboro ................ 18 tapei.Herltage ................21 Sinkovlch, Anderson ...... 18 Alan, Colerain ••....•.......... 18 Ayers, Seven Hlls .......... 16 McMIIan.Wimstwn .•....21 !loon, W. Brown ......•....... 18 l,~rltzer, Lakota ............... 17 Oant, Moeler .................. 19 l'laywood, Simon Kent ..•.24 :lheel\y,McNkhalas ....... 13

Pis 518 449 448 422

433 428 376 413 386 397 393 370 376 291 299 355 355 467 349 384 345 345 325 379

359 341 281 351 343 252 339 320 320 314 212 308 221 321 305 269 348 296 295 358 294 294 292 290

275 365 333 285 284

269 299 283 309 293 261 246 276 240 283 239 268 '1.67 '1.67 309 260 259 231 298 256 242 266 332 179

Avg. 30.5 24.9 24.9 24.8 24.0 23.8 23.5 22.9 22.7 22.1 21.8 21.8 20.9 20.8 19.9 19.7 19.7 19.5 19.3 19.2 19.2 19.2 19.1 18.9 18.9 18.9 18.7 18.1 18.1 18.0 17.8 17.8 17.8 17.4 17.3 17.1 17.0 16.9 16.9 16.8 16.6 16.4 16.4 16.3 16.3 16.3 16.2 16.1 16.1 15.9 15.9 15.8 15.8 15.8 15.7 15.7 15.5 15.4 15.3 15.3 15.0 15.0 14.9 14.9 14.8 14.8 14.8 14.7 14.4 14.4 14.4 14.2 14.2 14.2 14.0 13.8 13.7

Mcintosh, Roger Bacon .18 Boyd, Hamillon ............... 19 Nolte, Reading ................. 18 Glaser, Highlands ............24 Padgett, St. Henry ......... 21 Parham, Williamsburg .. 19 Blevins, Goshen ............... 18 Sheridan. MI. Healthy ... 16 Beaver, Seven Hils ........ 16 Orant, Hilcrest ............... 14 Merchant, Lebanon ....... 19 T. Cahall, Georgetown ... 18 Ward, Aiken .................... 18 Lockwood, Dak Hils ...... 17 Shine, Lima ...................... 17 Greer, Colerain ............... 16 A. Moore, WiHmsfwn .... 21 Veith, Sf. Xavier ............. 18 Hutzelman, Lakota ......... 18 Dresbach, H!sboro •....... 17 Shaw, Lebanon ................ 19 Haines, Leesburg ........... 18 Ross, Reading .................. 17 McGraw, Scott ...............22 Sipple, Williamsburg ...... 19 Cartier, Oermont NE ..... 19

246 256 243 318 279 252 241 213 211 182 249 236 234 216 216 203 265 227 225 213 236 223 211 270 229 228

13.7 13.5 13.5 13.3 13.3 13.3 13.3 13.3 13.2 13.2 13.1 13.1 13.0 12.8 12.7 12.7 12.6 12.6 12.5 12.5 12.4 12.4 12.4 12.3 12.1 12.0

II> Field-goal percentage Player, School FGM White, Lima .....................48 Mafracia, Scott ............. 116 Faust, Sycamore ............36 Kritzer, Lakota ...............85 Mignery, HamKton ........ .73 Ogden. W. Brown ...........98 Rogers, Scott ...................52 Norwel, Anderson ....... 172 Quimby, Amelia ..............99 Gratsch, Madeira ...........44 Boshears, w. Brown ....•. 52 Myers, Glen Este ...........60 Johnson. Withrow ..........n Okln, Seven Hils .............25 Fulton, Ripley ..................95 Schaeffer, ceo .............. .34 Ruther, Harrison ........... 110 Gillespie, Amelia .............32 Franz, Badin ................... .71 Walker, Indian HiD ...........45 Alexander, Badin •...........42 Schurnacher,Walt-Ver ..75 Sheehy, McNicholas .......51 Fox, Sycamore ...............43 Broermam, Badin ···-·-·40 Cutter, Sycamore ..........27 Baldwin. Simon Kenton .43 Frazier, Ripley ................ 71 Barnett, Fairfield .......... 106 Knecht, Sycamore .........20 McMiHan, Winmstwn ... 113 Corrington, Ripley ........•.69 Hawk, Hlisboro ............... 50 Snyder, CHCA .................50 stauter, Northwest .........49 Allendorf, St. ~ier --144 Vaughan, Willi sburg .67 Lang, Cincinnati co ...... 128 Kolman. Lebanon .......... .38 Land, Roger Bacon ...... 147 Land, Deer Pork ····-··-··85 Mdntosh, Rog.Bacon ... 104 Merchant, Lebanon .......96 Smith, Amelia .................. 70 Scroggins, Seven Hils ... Zl Thompson, Ripley ...........64 Wehrum, Felicity .......... 115 Sanders, McNicholas ... 110 Schaffer, Deer Park ......58 Smith, Taylor ................•..45 Posgay, Amefia ...............45

FGA 63 166 53 130 112 151 81 271 157 70 84 97 125 41 156 56 183 53 119 76 71 128 86 73 68 46 74 123 184 35 198 121 87 88 86 25.3 118 226 67 261 152 186 172 126 67 116 207 198 106 82 82

Pet. 76.2 74.4 67.9 65.4 65.2 65.0 64.2 63.5 63.0 62.9 62.0 61.9 61.6 61.0 60.8 601

60.0 60.0 59.7 59.2 59.2 59.0 59.0 58.9 58.8 58.7 58.1 57.7 57.6 57.1 57.0 57.0 57.0 57.0 57.0 56.9 56.8 56.7 561

56.3 56.0 55.9 55.8 55.5 55.2 55.1 55.0 55.0 55.0 55.0 55.0

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II> Three-pt. percentage Player, School FGM Whitson, Indian HQI ........38 Dunn. western Brown ... 50 Walther, Northwest ....... 43 Stowers, Simon Kenton .36 Schaefer, Roger Bacon .43 Schildmeyer, Loveland .. 19 Moore, NCH ..................... 16 Monserez, Moeller ......... 13 Eshrnan, Oak Hils .......... 23 Miler, Amelia .................. 20 Hutzelman, Lakota ......... 41 Lockwood, Oak Hills ...... 33 Merchant, Lebanon ....... 19 Whitehead, Seven Hills .. 18 HaywOOd. Simon Kent....26 Wheaton, WiUiamsburg .38 Wesselman, Taylor ........27 Boca, western Brown ... 24 McGraw, Scott ............... 45 Isgro, Anderson ............... 51 Hendricks, Mariemont ..49 Purdom. Sycamore ....... 11 Flick, Boone County .......21 Lawhon, Sycamore ........41 Young, Georgetown ...... 19 List, Ripley ....................... 17 Harrison, Princeton ....... 34 Otten, Walton-Verona ... 29 Dresbach, Hilsboro ........21 Frazier, Ripley ................35 Wade, Sycamore ............ 14 Miller, Middletown .........22 Champion, Lakota .......... 11 Horton, Lima ................... 49 Oemon,NCH ................... 15 Mulins, Scott ...................47 Dant, Moeller .................. 14

FGA 71 118 85 72

87 39 33 27 48 42 88 71 41 39 57 85 60

53 102 116 112 25 48 94 44 40 81 69 50 84 34 54 27 121 37 117 35

Pet. 5.3.5 52.0 50.6 50.0 49.4 48.7 48.5 48.0 47.9 47.6 46.6 46.5 46.3 46.2 45.6 45.0 45.0 45.0 44.1 44.0 44.0 44.0 43.8 43.6 43.1 42.5 42.0 42.0 42.0 41.6 41.2 40.7 40.7 40.5 40.5 40.2 . 40.0

II> Free-throw percentage Player, School FTM Mulins, Scott ................... 61 Fulton, Ripley .................. 55 Doliboa, Springboro ........68 Hill, Springboro ................41 Boshears, W. Brown ...... 20 Meiner, Badin ..................39 Bays, Belevue .................45 Lallafhin, Lakota ............. 26 Whitson, Indian Hil .........83 BeU, Moeler ..................... 57 Testerman, Lebanon ..... 51 Harper, CHCA .................74 Collins, Lima .................... 27 T. Cahal, Georgetown ... 49 Wiliams, Lebanon ..........22 Pottenger, Fairfield .......26 Goldsmith, Middletown .21 Moyer, Lakota ................ 29 Henderson, Loveland ... 114 Olroust, Wilmington ..... .78 Sheehy, McNicholas .......56 Dresbach, Hillsboro ........41 Owens, Hughes ...............36 Smith, Felicity .................20 Walther, Northwest ..... 113 Kritzer, Lakota ...............72 VanWinkle, Leesburg .... 68 Rooks, Moeler ................38 Cupito, McNicholas ........ 34 Herdman, Hilsboro ........ 30 Ogletree, Batavia ...........90

FTA 66 61 78 47 23 45 52 31 100 69 62 90 33 60

27 32 26 36 142 97 70 51 45 25 142 91 86 48 43 38 114

Pet. 92.4 90.1 87.2 87.2 87.0 86.7 86.5 83.9 83.0 83.0 82.3 82.0 81.8 81.6 81.5 81.2 80.8 80.6 80.3 80.0 80.0 80.0 80.0 80.0 79.6 79.1 79.1 79.0 79.0 79.0 78.9

II> Rebounds Player, School G Harper,CHCA .................18

Reb 273

Avg. 151

Norwell, Anderson ......... 18 Stamper, Finneytown .... 18 Smith, Mount Healthy ... 14 McMonigle,New Rich ..... 18 Allendorf, St. Xavier ...... 17 Ensminger,Oak Hills ..... 17 Henderson, Loveland ..... 18 Spurlock, Aiken ............... 18 Shelton, western Hils .... 16 Fulton, Ripley .................. 17 Runyon, NCH ................... 19 McNeal, Middletown ..... 19 White, Colerain ................ 18 Cruz. Summit CD ............ 18 Preston, Georgetown .... 17 Crawford, Withrow ....... 19 Dollboa, Springboro ........ 18 Von Hone, La Salle .•.••.•••• 18 Land, Roger Bacon ........ 18 Ruther, Harrison ............. 18 Turner, Hillsboro ............. 15 Ayers, Seven Hills .......... 16 Padgett, st. Henry ......... 21 Stewart, aernnont NE ... 17 Ward, Aiken .................... 18 Land. Deer Park .............18 Miller, Mariemont .......... 18 Snyder, CHCA ................. 18 Tubbs, Northwest .......... 16 Duran, HiHcrest ............... 14

242 226 166 211 185 183 184 184 159 167 184 183 173 171 159 172

160 158 157 15.3 128 134 175 140 144 144 144 143 128 112

13.4 12.6 11.8 11.7 10.9 10.8 10.2 10.2 9.9 9.8 9.7 9.6 9.6 9.5 J 9.3 9.0, 8.8 8.7 8J 8.!

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Ast 110 129 117 113 99 106 111 102 103 103 92 90 90 84 92 89 92 88 82 78 110 100 81 101 78 78 78 76

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4.6 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.4 4.3 4.3 4.3 4.2 4.2 4.1 4.1 4.0 4.0

stl 84 89 82 89 75 98 76

Avg. 5.3 4.9 4.6 4.5 4.4 4.3 4.o·

71

74 73 75

II> Steals Player, School G WaHher, Northwest ....... 16 Young, Georgetown ...... 18 Broadnax, Aiken ............. 18 Bays, Bellevue ................. 20 Barnhin, Lltlfe Miami ..... 17 Colemire, Boone Co .........23 Shine, Withrow ................ 19

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBEH 29,

1996

THE CINCINNATI ENQUIHER

This could be the year that the .small-school division of the is stronger than the big-school division.

Kettering Alter, a Division II team that could be ranked in the top five in the state, is expected to dominate. But Roger Bacon and McNicholas will pro- · yide a challenge. ; Alter has one of the biggest teams in the state, starting a front line of Mike Moore (6-foot-9), Mitch Moore (6-8) ~nd Chris Wallace (6-6). , "At one point last season, we were 7-10 but won the next nine games," coach Joe Petrocelli said. "We were young and the kids matured." ·. Roger Bacon, the No. 1 team in The Enquirer's Division 11-111-IV poll, match-

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How the GCL"North coaches rank the teams in their league, with first-place votes In parentheses and total points:

1. Kettering Alter (4) ............... 34 2. Roger Bacon (1) ................ 28 3.' McNicholas (1) .................. 24 · 4. Hamilton Badin .....•. : ••........20 5. Chaminade-Julienne ......... 11 6. Purcell Marian ..................... 9

es up well with Eugene Land (6-7), Tony Munafo (6-6) and Brandon Mcln-

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Danny McGeady ~ B.J. Mahler Matt Eggemeier , , John V\lanke

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,_ KurtMumen ~ Mike MoorS !' Mitch Moore Chris Wallace Nick Bowman Nick Jasper Jared Stonecash

Pos G G G F G F c F F

Ht 6·3 6-0 6-1 6·3 5-9 6-3 6-9 6·8

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Keith Waleskowski

14511Brian 160 11 198 .. 10

Schedule November: 29-Xenia.

December: 1o-at McNicholas: 15-Chaminade JuliM enne at UD Arena; 2D-at Moeller; 27M29-at Aed Cross/Rotary Raundball Classic, Charleston, N.C. January: 3-a.t Roger Bacon; 4-Centerville: 8-Sl Xavier; 1D-Purcell Marian; 17-at Badin; 18-at

Dayton Carroll; 24-at Elder; 29-McNicholas.

February: 1-Chaminade Julienne at UD Arena; 5La Salle; 7-Roger Bacon; 11-at Purcell Marian; 15-Badin. ·

~ Coach: Jerry Doerger (370-220) .,. Last season's record: 12-1 (5-9). .,. Top returning player: Craig Sanders (~7 ppg, 8 rpg) .,. Outlook: Coach Jerry Doerger begins liis 21st year at the helm of the Rockets. He is optimistic despite losing three starters to graduation. "I feel good about the sopho-

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Roster Name Craig Sanders Dave Haglage Chris Zurmehly Roland Gabriel Ed Dreyer '·TomVoth

;- AndyEy ; : Jeremy Slusher

Ryoo Caldwell

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170 165 165

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180 175 165 165 160 160 150 185 225 200 170

12 12 12 12 12 11

November: 29--Gien Este.

December: 6-at Badin; 1o-Kettering Alter; 13-at Roger Bacon; 17-Eider; 21-Anderson.

January: 3-at Purcell Marian; 1o-Ghaminade-Juli-

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Schedule

11 11 10 10 10

Name Eric Geiger Tony Munafo Eugene Land Brandon tvlclntosh Brian Schaefer Chris Hericks Adam Borgman Dave Schuster .

Josh Smith Brian Lakes Sam Merkle Jared Niesen Aron Schuehler

6·2 6·2 6·0 5·10 5-10 5·10 5-10 5·9 6-2 6·5 6-6 6·4

' Roster Name Rich Allendort The Cincinnati Enquirer/Ernest Coleman

Junior Brandon Mcintosh provides experience for Roger Bacon.

Jay Kelly Kevin Klein

Michael Pellegrino

.,. Coach: Gerry Weisgerber (223-113) .,. Last season's record: 15-5 (9-5) .,. Top returning player: Mark Pater (14 ppg, 4 rpg) .,. Outlook: Although the Rams were hit hard by graduation, coach Gerry Weisgerber is optimistic with Mark Pater (14 points), Ben Helmers (9 points) and Jared Franz (7 points) returning. "Our strengths are shooting, defense .and team chemistry," Weisgerber said. "But we lack varsity experienced players."

Pos G c F·C G·F G

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Ht 5-11 6-6 6-7 6·5 6-1 6-8 5-7 6-2 6·2 6-5 5-10 5·11 5·10 5·11

Wt 160 195 215 210 165

Yr 12 12 11 11 11

225

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140 170 175 200 155 145 145 155

11 11 11 10 10 10 10

Pos c G c G-F G G F G c F-e G

Ht 6-5 5-11 6·5 6·4 6-1 5-11 6·5 6-1 6-3 6·2 6·3

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Wt Yr 210 12 150 ·12 195 . 12 190 12 155 11 150 11 175 11 160 11 170 11 175 11 170 10

BHI Ryan i Vinr,y Whitehead Ron Jones j Kevin Matuszak l Jaime Cooper 1

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coach Mike G~rgen must rely on underclassmen such as freshman Jaime Cooper and sophomores Ron Jones and Kevin Matuszek, the son of former cbaseball standout Len Matuszek. The GCL North is strong this season and it could be a long year for the Cavaliers.

Schedule

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rank the teams in their league, with total points: 1. St. Xavier ........................ 11.5· ' 2. Elder ................................. 6.5 ·-·• 3. Moeller .................................6: 3. La Salle ................................6 '

Allendorf and point guard Mike Veith' back, last year's league champion has- . more experience than ·any other GCL-S ·. team. In Allendort, it also has the league's biggest threat.

G G

MattTedlord Matt Williams

5-10 6-0

140 170

11 10

Schedule November: 29-Aiken, 8 p.m.; 30-Colerain, 8 p.m.

December: 3-at Princeron; &-Chaminade·Julienno, 8 p.m.: 7-at Shoemaker Shootaut; 13-Elder, 8 p.m.; 17-al Oak Hills; 28-at Sycamore, a p.m.

January: 3-at LaSalle, 8 p.m.; 8-at Alter; 1Q-

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Moeller, 8 p.m.; 17-at Purcell Marian, p.m.; 1B--;at Highlarlds, 8 p.m.: 21-at Badin; 24-McNicholas, 8 p.m.; 28-Withrow; 31-at Elder, 8 p.m.

February: 7-La Salle, a p.m.; 11-:-Roger Bacon;·

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tinue the success of Joe Schoenfeld's five-year run as coach. Rich Roedersheimer cculd emerge as the top scoring threat, and Matt Christopfel is a big play-' er. In the backcourt, Pat Doyle (4.5 ppg) is the most productive Panther returning.

F

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Luke Snider Scot1Meyer Mike Mullen

5·9 6-0 6-0

175 160 200

11 11 11

Schedule December: 3-Hamihon; 6-Purcell Marian, 8 p.m.; 7-vs. Lexington at UC, 7 p.m.; 1o-Badin; 13-a.t St.

Xavier, 8 p.m.; 17-at McNicholas; 2D-at Holy Cross; 28---0dk Hills .

January: 3-at Moeller, 8 p.m:; 7-SI. Henry; 10-La Salle, 8 p.m.; 17---:-a.~ Roger Bacon, 8 p.m.; 21-West~ ... em Hills; 24-Aiter, B p.m.; 28-at Chaminade~Juli~. anne; 31-Bt. Xavier, 8 p.m.

February: 4-at Covington Catholic; 7-Moeller, 8 p.m.; 11-at Princeton; 14-at La Salle, 8 p.m.

.,. Coach: Dan Fleming (84-71) .,. Coach: Carl Kremer (98-52) .,. Last year's record: 21-6 .,. Last season's record: 17-5 11>- Top returning player: Ben Ahern (8.4 · .,. Top returning player: Rick Bell. ppg, 5.2 apg) . · .,. Outlook: Four starters are gone, leay," .,. Outlook: La Salle, the defending DiViing only guard Rick Bell. The question is:· sion I state champs (and last season's lastWhat did Moeller have sitting on the bench. place finisher in the GCL-S), must rebuild last year? Bell and Adam Dant, last year's. after losing most of last season's key playtop sub among the perimeter players, . ers to graduation. The Lancers could be in should be the basis for an excellent shootgood shape in the backcourt, where starting ing team. But Moeller, one of the biggest point guard Ben Ahern retu.rns along with teams in the league last year, could be the football star Wiz White. smallest this year.

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Pos "Ht G 6·1 c . 6·4 G 6-0 F 6-4 F . 6·2 G 5'10 G 5·9 G 5·10 F 6·2 G 6-2 G 6·1 F 6-4 F 6-4 G 6·1

Name Ben Ahem Mike Von Holle Nick Sundertu:ius Phil Charles Kevin Grubbs WizWhite Chris Osterkamp Ryan Borgman Brian Phelps Brian Kalb

shooting of Danny Mullins. "We've had two successive losing seasons," Eagles coach Joe Staley said. "We were very down last year but beat Elder'for the first time in the history of the school." An uptempo Eagles team may be competitive if it rebounds and avoids turnovers.

.,. Coach: Joe Staley (161-90) .,. Last season's record: 3-19 (1-13) .,. Top returning player: !'leu~an Owens (12 ppg, 7 rpg) . . .,. Outlook: A small but quick team, the Eagles will rely on senior center Reuban Owens on the inside and the th ree-polnt

Roster

I November: 29-St. Henry.

December: 3-at Summit Counby Day; 6-at Elder; 1D-Roger Bacon; 13-at Hamilton Badin; 17-at Moeller: 20-at Covinaton Catholic; 28-at North· west. ~ ·

Wt Yr 185 12 170 .12 205 12 165 . 12 185 12 140 11 190 11 175 11 140 10 160 10 160 9

270 180 185 6-4 240 6-3 195 5-11 180 6-2 225 6·5 200 5-11 165 5-11 . 150

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Name Jeremy Chapman Steve Fritsch BradWright I Nick Zajac Jeremy Schulte Mike Moore

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December: &-McNicholas; o-at Elder; 13Purce!l Marian; 14-at Springfield Catholic Central; 20-21-at Bellbrook lnvllationaL; 27-Middletown Fenwick.

January: 3-at Chaminade Julieme·, 4-Tala wanda; 1G-at Roger Bacon; 17-Kettering Aller; 21-SI. Xavier; 24-at Moeller; 25-Ciinton Massie; 28-al Purcell Marian; 31-at McNi· cholas.

February: 4-Roger Gacon; 7-Ghaminadt3 Juii~ enne; 11-La Salle; 15-at Kettering· Alter.

November: 30-North College Hill.

December: 6-at La Salle; 1D-at Pun ell Mari~ an; 13-McNicholas; 17-at Charriinade Juli· enne;·21-at Northwest; 27.. 3Q-at Slam to the Beach Tournament, Delaware.

January: 3-Aiter; 1 o-Badin; 13-at Summit Co'untry Day; 17-E!der, 24-Chaminade Julienne; 28-Moeller; 31-Purcell Marian.

February: 4-at Badin; 7-at Kettering Aaer; 11-at St. Xavier; 14-McNicholas.

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.,. Coach: Joe Schoenfeld (83-33) .,. Last season's record: 16~ (8-4) .,. Top returning player: Rich Roeder.. sheimer (9.2 ppg, 5.3 rpg) .,. Outlook: Role players from last season must take lead positiions if Elder is to ccn-

Pat Doyle

Schedule

La Salle; 22-at Amelia; 24-at St. Xavier; 29-at Ket1ering Alter; 31-Hamilton Badin.

February: 4-at Dayton Chaminade-Julienne, 7Purce!l Marian; 8-at TUrpin; 11-at Amelia; 14Aoger Bacon.

Mike Veith Andy KeHler Jeff Hiatt Jason Basil Jayson Arling Justin Beck Tony Fasbender Brian Kellett

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Steve Brinck Pave·Fullarton

.,. Coach: Scott Martin (17•5) .,. Last year's record: 17-5 .,. Top returning player: Rich Allendorf (12.9 ppg, 10 rpg). .,. Outlook: With starting center Rich

.,. Coach: Bill Brewer (27-39) .,. Last year's record: 13-9 (6-B) .,. Top returning player: Eugene Land (18 ppg, 9 rpg, 5 blocks). .,. Outlook: The bitter memory of an upset loss to Clermont Northeastern in. the Division II Sectional · To\Jrnament remains fresh in the minds of the Eugene Land Spartan players.

"This group of kids still has a lot to prove," coach Bill Brewer said. Besides Land, a highly touted 6-foot-7, 225-pound center, the Spartans also have two other juniors including Brandon Mcintosh (6-5) and guard Brian Schaefer. A deliberate team in the past, look for the Spartans to increase the tempo in an effort to capture the GCL crown.

mores, and several could end up starting," Doerger said. Craig Sanders, a 6-2 senior guard who averaged 17 points last season, . will be a catalyst with James Sheehy (10 points, six rebounds). Seniors Dave !iaglage and Chris Zurmehly should con· tribute, and· Ryan Caldwell and Eddie Preyer could challenge for starting spots.

GREATER CATHOLIC LEAGUE.....,.. SOUTH ~

Departed are Dave Esterkamp, Jason Grunkemeyer, Chad Kamstra and Mike Marshall, all Division I college recruits who headlined each of the GCL-South schools last year. Left in their place are a lot of questions.

"I think this year, because there aren't any great athletes like some of the guys who left, it will be even more even, just up for grabs," said second-year St.· Xavier coach Scott Martin, whose team is the preseason GCL-S i:avorite.

Martin does welcome back 6-foot-1 0 senior center Rich Allendorf, potentially the league's domin<int player.

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(1f7) and Chris Wallace (11.4). But the Knights will be without Kurt Murnen, the assists leader who may miss the season due to illness. The Moore twins, Mike (6-9) and Mitch (6-8), Keith Waleskowskl (6-B), along wfih Wallace (6-6), give Alter one of the biggest front lines in Southwest Ohio.

,, Roster

tosh (6-5) but a lack of depth could be aproblem. .

"We started three sophomores last season,'' coach Bill Brewer said. "We played iri several summers league and looked pretty good."

Badin is the team to watch.

Although coach Gerry Weisgerber lost seven seniors to graduation, the Rams' play during the summer impressed the league's coaches. · And, it would be a mistake overlooking McNicholas, a team known for its tough man-to-man defense and standout guard Craig Sanders.

Although Purcell Marian and Chaminade-Julienne appear to be rebuilding, either could play the role of spoiler.

In order

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.:,: Coach: Joe Petrocelli (566-168) .,. Last season's record: 16-11 (7-7) .,. Top returning player: Danny McGeady (12.8 ppg) ~ Outlook: Alter returns the entire starting lineup, including double-figure-scorers Danny McGeady (12.8), John Wanke

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.u.,@mm"" · -

Name MattTolle ·

Danny Mullins Reuban OWens Andy Pratt

lim Beeghly

,ianuary; 3-McNicho!as; 10-at Kettering Alter, 11l;llllsboro; 14-l.a Salle; 214t Chaminade-Julienne; ~5-at Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy; 28-

Charlie Szabo Tom Betz Terry Raglin . Nick Keyes Nathan Wendling Michael Smith

13adin. f~bruary; 4-Seven Hills; 7-at McNicholas; 11l<eHering AH:er: 14-Chaminade-Julienne.

Pas Ht , Wt G. 5-11 155 F 6·4 175 c 6-2 22:.

F 6·1 185 F 6-2 175 G 6-0 170 c 6-4 215 G 5-9 150 F 6·1 18: G 5·7 140 G 5·10 15:

Yr 12 12 12 12 11

11 11 11 11' 11 10

Chris Kloth

c

Kelly Spiker

G

6·4 6-0

210 180

Steve Esterkamp Brad Hoffman Tony Ruberg

10 10

Wt ':fr, 165 12 205 12 155 12 190 12 225 . 12 195 11 140 11 150 11 225 11 160 11 185 10 170 10 175 10 165 10

Schedule

Schedule

November: 3Q-Springfield North.

December&-at St.: Xavier; 1o-Be!m01.1t; 15-Ketterlng Alter at UD Arena; 17-'-Roger Bacon; 21-at West Carrollton; 274:8-at Southtowli Shootoul January: 3-Hamillon Badin; 7-Moel!er; 1G-at McNicholas; 17-at La Salle; 21.:.....Purcell Marian; 24-al Roger Bacon; 28-Eider.

February: 1-Kettering Alter at UD Arena; 4-McNi~ cholas; 7-at Hamilton Badin; 11-at Xenia: 14-at Purcell Marian. ·

December: 3-Winton Woods; s-:-Roger Bacon,

. 8 p.m.; 1Q-at Mt. Healthy; 13-Moeller, 8 p.m.; 1fl.23-at Great FJ<,rida Shoot out January: 3-St. X:avier, 8 p.rJ!.; 7-al Oak Hills; 1D-at Elder, a p.m,~ 11-at COlerain; 14-at Purcell Marian, 8 p.m._~ 17-Chaminade-Julienne, 8 p.m.;·21-McNichO:~as; 28-Walnut Hills; 31-at Moeller, 8 p.m.

February: 5-at A\'ter; 7-at St. Xavier, B p.m.;

11-at Badin; 14-o:Jder, a p.m.

Name

Ri::kBell AdamDant Brian Hutzel Dan Jurkowitz Ryan Cooper Mike DelFaverO

Erlc Ascher

Pos G G F G G G F

c

Kevin Kimener

Blian Murphy Matt Rooks Mike Currin Jeremy Duncan Mike Monaserez Aaron Shurts

F G F-C G G

c

Ht 6-1 6-2 6'2 6·1 6-2

5:1

6-5 6-6 6-4 6-2, 6·5 5-9 6-3 6-6

Wt 175 180 190 170 175 170 190 200

195 175 170 155 170 175

Yr 12 12 12 12 1'1

11 11 11 11 11 10 10 10 10

Schedule November: 3D-Aiken, 8 p.m.

Oecember:_1().-.3.t Newport CC; 13-at La Salle, 8 p.m.; 17-Purcel! Marian; 2o-Aiter, 8 p.m.; 27- 1 28-at Ohio Val18y Catholic Toumament.

January: 3-Eider, 8 p.m.: 7-at Chaminad9-Julienne; 1D-at St Xavier, 8 p:m.; 11-Walnut Hills; 17.-:at McNicholas, 8 p.m.: 18-Springfield Catholic, 8 p.m.; 21-at Hughes; 24-Badin, 8 p.m.; 28-at Roger Bacon; 31-La SaRe, 8 p.m.

February: 7-at Elder, 8 p.m.; s-:at Sycamore: 14-St. Xavier, 8 p.m.

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.,..: Coach: Craig Morris (30-34) 1>o Last season's record: 16·6 (12-2) , llj. Top returning player: Josh Robinson (<14 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists) I>! Outlook: The Vikings return four

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KyleGetler Josh Robinson Joe Leba~

Nick Hal Rubea!Ma'nn [Chris Black

:Jarod Lovin Josh Whitehead ,Charles Hoskins "Jimmy Long

Pos Ht G 6-6 G 6-2 G-F 6·0 F 6·3 F 6·3 G 6-0 G . 5-8 G 6-2 F 6-3 F·C 6-4

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Wt 185 180 180 210 160 155 160 170 165 195

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F·C G

6·6 5-10

215 . 11 170 10

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Schedule November: 3D-at Fairborn.

Oecember; 3-at West Carrollton; &-Edgewood; 10-Talawanda;.13-Lebanon: 17-at Lemon Monroe; 20--fenwick; 21-ZanesvH!e.

Januari. 3-al F)anklin; 7-Fairmont;· 1O-Carroll; 17-at EdgewOod; 21-at Talawanda; 24-at Lebanon; 2B-Lemon Monroe; 31-at Fenwick.

February: 4-Valley View; 7-Franklin; 14-at Carroll; 15-at Ky. Prep Classic.

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starters off of last year's MML champiClnship team. They areJosh Robinson, Kyle Getter (10 ppg, 7 rpg), Rubeal Mann (9 ppg, 5 rpg), and Nick Hall (1 ppg, 6 rpg).

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Bill Carbaugh

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II>- Coach: Pat Krebe (78-73)

1» Last season's record: 16-5 (12·2) 1» Top returning player: Jay Armstrong (10 ppg) 11>- Outlook: The Falcons return five letter-

winners, including senior Jay Armstrong, and senior guard David Gannon. Coach Pat Krebe isn't too concerned with his team's defense, but he is worried it won't be able to score enough.

Bret1Wilson Mike McCutchan ; Jared Testerman :Justin Cummings ·Adam Shaw 1

; Lany Kollman ~SteveAult

i RyanSmnh i Brady Merchant 1. Mike Wf!licims

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1. Miamisburg (5) .................. 61 2. Dayton Carroll (2) ............. 56 3. Fenwick .......................... ..42 4. Lebanon (1) .......................39 5. Edgewood ........................33 6. Talawanda ........................24 5. Franklin ............................. 15 6. Lemon-Monroe .................. 10

Roster Name Jason Casebolt Mark Johnson Christopher Mitchel Matthew Mullins

several young players who were 18-2 on the junior varsity team. Car'roll is loaded with experience, size and exceptional shooters.

Po's F F G G

Scott McGrath

G

Matthewsenz Brent SWain

G c

Chlistopher Bumeka

G

Kyle Geswein Andrew-Mortar Matthew Simmons

F C G

Ht

Wt

yr

6·2 6·5 6-4 5-10 6-0 6·1 6-9 6-0 6·4 6-4 5·11

190 190 180 155 160 165 215 165 220 190 160

12 12 12 12 12 12 12 11 11 11 11

Yr ·· 12 12 12 11 11 11 11 11 10 10

Name Tyson Rut1er

Jeff Neeley David Gannon Scott Kraft

Ryan Mulligan Jay Armstrong Nick Dearth Billy Schwab Joel Praete Marvin Bailey !•

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Schedule

Joe Minogue

November: 3()-Kfngs. .

December: 3-at Mason, 6-Franklin, 1oLemon Monroe, 13-at Miamisburg, 14-at Carlisle, 17-TalaWanda, 2D-Dayton Carroll, '27-Lit11e Miami. ·

Schedule

Pos c G G G G

· Ht 6·5 6-4 6-4 5-10 6·1 F 6-4 c 6-4 F 6-3 G 5-7 G 6-3 F 6-:i .F. 6·1 F

6-0

Wt. 200 180 185 1BS 155 180 190 200 155 175 195 165 170

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

December: 3-at Dayton Jefferson; 6-Monroe; 72-Brookvi!le; 1o-Frankiin; 13-Garroll; 17-at Edgewood; 2D-at Miamisburg; 27-at Badin.

January: 3-Talawanda; ?-Carlisle; 1()-at Lebanon; 17-at tvbnrae; 21-at Franklin; 24-at

January: 3-al Edgewood, .1Q-Fenwick, 11__ ·Xeni~,_1]~atfCi:;Qldin._21.=atLemon ..Mooroe...............

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II>- Coach: SteveTermeer (166-136) .,. Last season's record: 6-15 (4-10) .,.. Top returning player: Billy Back (13 ppg, 4 apg) .,. Outlook: The Cougars return seven of their top eight players from last season, including senior guard Billy Back, who led the team in points and assists. Senior forward Brady Oaks (1 o ppg), and senior Scott Hoover (11 ppg) return.

.,. Coach: Tim Crowe (first year) ·-~.Last season's record: 5-16 .,. Coach: John Meece (5-16) .,. ·Top returning pl~yer: Scott Shelley .,._Last season's record:·5~16 .

(8 ppg), / .,. Top returning player: Muhammad Hamidullah (6 ppg, 3 apg) · · · .,. Outi"l.'tl_l(: The. Wildcats return two starters- jlmior Scott Shelley, and senior .,. Outlook: Senior point guard Muhamguard Shawn·-J>_lllesler. Another senior, mad Hamidullah is one of two returning guard Matt Craycl"'b"t, also started at times starters for the Braves. Also back is senior last year. Tim Crowe coached las! seaguard Brandon Vallad~. Talawanda's top son's junior varsity team to an 8-12 record. defensive player. Coach John Meece said he is expecting big things from Jason Moose, a 5-11 junior.

Roster

Roster

,Roster ·Wt 5·11 155 6-5. 200 6·1 175 5-10 140 6-5 190 6-4 188 5-11 160 5-1 180 6-4 170 6·2 175

.,. Coa~h: Herman Burger (18-22i · · .,. Last season's record: 15-5 (11-3) .,. Top returning player: Scott McGrath .

(15 ppg, 6 rpg) .,. Outlook: Thre-e starters wh'o averaged in double figures for the Patriots.are back

How the Mid-Miami League coaches rank the teams in their league, with first-place votes in parentheses and total points:

this season. Besides point guard Scott McGrath, the Patriots retum center Brent Swain, the leading rebounder in the MML last season (12 rpg); and Mark Johnson (14 ppg, 8 rpg). The Patriots return four other letterwinners.

G F

Eric Viney Dawning

Stepha~

6-3 6·3

160 160

11 10

Schedule November: 29·3D--at Stebbins Tournament.

December: 6--at Talawanda; 1D-Edgewood; 13-. at Fenwick; 17-Franklin; 2D-at Lebanon; 27Beavercreek.

-_ January: 3-Monroe; 10-at Miamisburg; 17Talawanda; 18-Alter, 6:30p.m.; 21""'-at Edgewood; 25-at Oakwood; 28-at Franklin; 31-Lebanon.

February: 1-vs. Fenwick at UO Arena, 1:45 p:m.; 7-at Monroe; 14-Miamisburg; 15-at Dayton Christian.

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~ Coach: Dave Merchant (232-177) .,., Last season's record: 13-8 · .,.; Top returning player: Jared Testennan (1;2 ppg) ....; Outlook: The Warriors return three starters: Jared Testerman, a senior'forw~rd; Mike McCutchan, a senior who averaged eight points a game last season; arnd Ryan Smith, a junior guard (9 ppg). · Only three letterwinners return in a seniordominated league.

Pos G c F G c F G G

It took Miamisburg more than three decades 'to win a _league championship, but all the league coaches qaid it would take only one more year for Miamisburg to win its second title.

Miamisburg will be led by Josh Robinson, a 6-2 point guard who was named the league player of the year last season.

Robinson, who's father Keith was coach of the Vikings four years ago, has already signed a letter-of-intent to attend the University of Evansville.

An excellentoutside shooter, Robinson made 88 three-pointers last season and 41 percent of his three-point attempts.

The Vikings will be tested by Lebanon'and Dayton Carroll, teams blessed with experience and height Lebanon returns three starters and ·

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Roster Name BretYenser

Billy Back Brady Oaks Scott Hoover Kevin Spivey

Bryan Kimbrell Brian Simpkins Chad Smith Joey Johnson Erich Oaks Jon Osbourne

Pos G G F F G F G F

F·C F-C c

Ht 5·8 5-8 6-2 6·1 5-11 6-2

Wt 135 140 175 195 155 170

6-1 5-11 6-5 6.;3 6-4

180 160 .165 320

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

Schedule November: 3D-Eaton.

December: 3-Madison; 6-at Miamisburg; 1oat 'Ca'rroll; 13-at Franklin; 17-Fenwick; 20-at

~onroe; 27:-at Ross.

Name Shawn Duesler Matt Craycraft Todd Kidder· Jeremy Kraus

Roster Name

Pos

Andy Sander c F MattBartow.

Brandon Vallade G Muhammad Hamidullah G Jason Moos G·F John .Rothgeb G G AndyBoume

Mark Boyd Tim Kiefer

Ryan Hyman TyTySiv Ryan Stephens

Schedule

G G-F F G F

Ht 6-5 6-4 5-11 5·11 6·0 5-10 5·10 5-9 6·0.

6·0 5-7 6-1

\VI

245 180 165 150 170 145 155 165 165 180 140 175

Yr 12 12 12 12 11 11

11 II

11 11 11 11

December: 3-at Harrison; &-Carroll; 1o-at Miamisburg;'13-Monroe; 17-at Lebanon; 2()-:.-

.

Kyle Shillinglaw Scott Shelley Bobby Hogan Mike Kemplin Justin Evans Matt Davidson

Matl Dehert

Pos G G F c F F G F G ·G G

Ht. Wt 6·0 '165 5·11 J<s: 6·2 164, 6·2 176 5-11 145 6-1 150 6-0 145 6-0 162 5·11 143 6-0 156 5-10 143

Yr 12 12 12 12 11

11

11 .

11 10 10 10

Schedule November: 30-at Carlisle. ·December: 6-at Lebanon: 1Q-at Fenwick; 13Edgewood; 17-at Dayton CarroH; 2Q-at Taiwan· da; 21-$pringboro.

J anuary... 3-M'1am1s · burg,. 7-ateet ·11 ·1on erv1 e,

Franklin. . s.:... t F · k 4- t B d' . o-Ed Ja nuary. a enwiC , . a a In, 1 ge- __ L...L......u............~u--~- ..

.,. Coach: David Parrish (1-20) .,. Last season's record: 1-20 IJ>o-; Top returning player: Brad Fillnow (9, ppg, 5 rpg) · · _. ~ .,. Outlook: Lemon-Monroe returns two"· starters and five of its top six players from last season. Coach David Parrish said his ieam should be much improved over last season, thanks to some extra time spent in the weight room. Lemon-Monroe has a lot of room for-Improvement from last season,, but a roster filled entirely with seniors and juniors won't hurt. ·

Roster Name Matt McGiomen Keith Meadows Casey-Tannreuther

Luke 1\falker Mi<e Zimmerman Jason Crouch

T1mBall Brad Fillnow ~effKimmey

Pos G G F c F

G-F G·F F G

Ht 5-9 S-8 6·2 6-4 6·2 6-0 6-·J 6·2 6-0

Wt 155 150 165 215 225

1BS 155 215 160

&thedule Novemb'9r: 30--Mi!ford.

December; 5--a.t FenwCk; 10-at Lebanon; 13at Talawanda;,14-at Stebbins; 17-Miamisburg; .:.?~"'t..Middlnb:o.••'n

HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL

1HE CINCINNATI ENl~Ull<ER

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29,

1996 85

MIAMI VALLIEY CONFERENCE Batavia will count on sophornore Ryan Ogletree (right).

North College Hill is once again the team to beat, according to the coaches.

But Batavia is not far behind.

The Trojans won the championship the last year, but there should be stiff competition in the balanced league. · . Twelve-year coach Ralph Kemphaus of North College Hill is cautiously optimistic about his teams chances in ' the ieague.

"We lose our top three scorers from last year and have no proven scorers," Kemphaus said, "but this is · the tallest team I have coached."

North College Hill's height advantage could be the decisive factor in the short league.

The Trojans have four players taller tnan 6-foot-4.

Batavia was 15-7 last season, it's best record. in 23 years. It finished fourth in the league and returns its top ·two scorers: Seth Layman (18.1 ppg) · and Ryan Ogletree (17.2 ppg).

"The team developed a terrific . chemistry last year," Batavia coach _l,.anny McManis said.

One of the big surprises in the ·league could be first-year participants Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy.

The Eagles have 11 seniors including Derrick Harper (20 ppg, 8 rpg).

from last year. Jason Hanley, Kevin Benedict and Andorian Mundy all were lost to graduation. Coach Ralph Kemphaus is optimistic because of excellent senior leadership and a team with eight good-sized players.

.,.. Coach: Ralph Kemphaus (289-128) .,.. Last season's record: 17-7 {13-3) .,.. Top retJrning player: William Runyon .,.. Outlook: The Trojans. are looking to repeat as leagu(l champions, but they'll have to do it without their top three scorers

William Runyan

Brian Siegel,

Cory Smith

Charles Wilson Stephen Jones James Mosley Steve Shoemaker Perry Coleman Jerry Thomas, Jason Jones Reggie Moore

G c

Josh Brians Brandon Bryant

Roster Name Jason Adams

Pos HI wt Yr F 6·6 180 12 G 6-3 185 12 c 6·5 215 12 c 6-4 185 12 G 6·0 ·r8o 12 F 6-1 170 12 G 5-9 165 12 G 5·9 155 12 G 5-10 160 11 F 6·1 ·r7o 11 G 5·11 165 11 F 6-2 165 10

5-9 160 10 6-5 210 9

.,.. Coach: Bill Southeriand (t6-~) .,.. last season's record: 10-12 .,.. Top returning player: Derrick Harper (20 ppg, 8 rpg) .,.. Outlook: CHCA has 11 seniors led by Derrick Harper, who has set almost all of the school's records. Four players are 6-5. or taller, and Harper is a proven talent

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Coach: Jeff Stowers (3Gi-34) Last season's record: '2-8 (8-8) .,.. Top retur11ing player-: Scott Whitehead .,.. Outlook: Starters Scott Whitehead, Bryan Ayers, Willie Beaver and Steve Scroggins all return. Ayers and Whitehead emerged as strong players last season, and the same is needed from them now.

Roster

Schedule November: 29-Mount HeC!-Ithy; 3D-at Roger Bacon.

December: 3-Landrnark Christian: 10-at Seven hilts; 13-New Miami; 20-at Lockland January: 3-at St. bernard; 4-at Colerain: 10S'even Hills; 11-at Winton Woods; 17-at Summit

CD; 18-at CCD; 21-at Madeira; 24-Batavia; 28St. Bernard; 31~CCD.

February: i-Finneytown; 4-at New Miami; 7CHCA; 14-at Landmark Christian.

Name Joel Watson Derrick Harper Micr1eal Youn Nick Collin~.

EmieWard David Snyder Jamin Peters Peter Me!uin Ben Beshear David Blessing Matt Martin Brent Walker Jan Snyder

RosiQr Name Willie Beaver Bryan Ayers Richie Hutchins Joe Sprafka PeterOkin John Hancock Scott Whitehead Mark Donohoo Steve Scroggins Eric Crew Grayson Sugarman

Pas G G-F G G

F G F

c

c G-F G

HI t).Q

6-3 5-iO 6-0

6-0 5·9 6--3 C-2

6-4 5~11

5-6

WI 150 165 170 135 190 150 195 154 185 155 140

Yr

12 11 11 11 11 11 10 10 10 9 9

.,.. Coach: Lanny McManis {235-208) .,.. Last season's record: 15-7 (10-6) .,.. Top returning player: Ryan Ogletree (17 ppg) . .,.. Outlook: The Bulldogs return three starters, including sophomore guard Ryan · Ogletree, senior guard Seth Layman (18 ppg) and senior forward Peter Miller (7.5 ppg). Good size, experience and depth will make the Bulldogs a threat· to win the league championship.

er return as the Indians' only starters, but 6" 7 newcomer Dan Schaeffer adds promise and needed height. Experience isn't a problem with seven seniors and four juniors.

.,.. Coach: Howard Brownstein (260-75) .,.. Last season's record: 9-11 (7-9) .,.. Top returning player: Dan Vollmer 11> Outlook: Dan Vollmer and Reed Wern-

Trey Wright .

Roster Name Jonas Allen Dan Schaeffer Jaysen Covington Reed Werner Mike Halperin Dan Vollmer Nick Senter WamerOff Rob Zimmerman Jon Lange David Hornberger

Pos Ht .F 6-3 c 6·7 G 6·1 F 6-3 G 5~9 F 6"3 G 5-8 F 6·2 G 5-W G 6·1 G 6-Q

c F

Mike Rabiner

Wt Vr 160 12 185 12 155 12 19G 12 155 12 f90 12· 150 12 165 11 140 11 145 11 155 11

6-4 6-4

230 205

Jason Simpson

How the Miami Valley Conference coaches rank the teams in their league, with first-place votes in parentheses and total points: 1.

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6.

7.

8.

9.

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North College Hill (3) ......... 81 Batavia (5) ....................... 77 Seven Hills (1) .................. 66 Summit ...................... : ....... 63 CCD ................................... 53 CHCA ................................ 50 St. Bernard ...................... 35 Landmark .......................... 33 Lockland ................... :........ 22 New 1VIiami._.... : ................... 14

Kevin Schubert Josh Castle Seth Laymon

Ryan Jones

Adamlaymun Nicolas Deul$cher Wesley WootJs NedWeidnet Kyle Ruschol' Ryan OgleUOH Lucas Gamut>

Pos HI WI Yr 6-2 170 12 C·F G 5-8 140 12 G 5-9 165 12 F 6·1 175 12 G-F 5-11 165 12 G 5·8 135 11 G 5·9 145 11 C-F 6-4 205 11 F 6-0 180 11 C-F 6-2 180 11 6-4 200 11 C-F G 6·0 155 10 F 6-2 155 9

Schedule

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December: ;)--a! Williamsburg; 6-at CCD; 1 at St. Bernanl: 13-GHCA; 17-at Seven Hills; 20-Landmw it.

Janwi1y: 3~-,nt Bethel-Tate; 7-·~·Felicity; 10-at Lockland; 1 /«-at New Miami; 21-Williamsburg;

24---a1 Na"ll College Hill; 25---CNE; 28-CCD;

31-8even l-Ulls.

February: !-·;~Bethel-Tate; ~ai Landmar~; 7Summit; 11- New Miami; 14-St. Bernard.

A.J.Cohen

Jor:fan Cortez Ralph Berry Tyler Yarnell Shane Cruz: Chris Finn Brian Washington Anthony Bailey Doug Piepenbrink

Nick Berning Brian Wells

Landmark Christian; 11-Madeira; 17-at Lockland; 18~North

College Hill;

24~New

Miami; 28-at

Batavia; 31-at North College HilL February: 4-GHCA; 7-at Seven Hills: 11-Locklnad; 14-Summit CD.

on quickness and speed from his young team to compensate for lack of height and experience. A.J. Cohen, Jordan Cortez, Ralph Berry, Tyler Yarnell and Cruz will look to provide senior leadership for the inexperienced team.

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Vr

12 12 12 12 12 11 11 11 11 11 10

November: 29----North Adams.

December: 3-Purcell Marian~ 6--at cHCA~ 10New Miami; 13-at Landmark Christian: '17....:..at St. Bernard; 21-at Springfield Northwestern: 2s--=-Day" ton Jefferson.

January: 3-Lockland: 7-GCD; 10-at New Miami; 13~Rager

Bacon:

17~North

College Hill; 24-at

Seven Hills; 28-Lafidmark Christian; 31.~St. Bernard.

February: 4-at Williamsburg; 7~t Batavia·, 1·1Seven Hills; 14-at CCD.

Schedule Coach: Ed McCoy (16-24) , ll>- Last season's :·ecord: 3-18 (3-13) ;· i>- Top returning player: Chris Gentry 'II> Outlook: Coach Ed McCoy will count on four sen1ors to help mold the team.

Greg Caldwell, Steve Clear, Travis Sizemore and Chris Gentry~ must carry the team early in the season. · 1>-

Name

Greg Caldwell Chris Gentry Travis Sizemo1 e Steve Clear Brandon Campbell Jeremy Hamp!on Josh Lawson Justin McNab~ :, J.ason Dunawliy Kevin Mikesell Jeff Price

Pas F G F F·C

Ht 6-Q 6-1 6·0 6-1 F 5·11 G 6-0 F 6-0 G 5·8 G 5-6 G ·s-o G 5·11

Wt Yr 225 12 180 12 175 12 175 12 ·175 11 160 11 200 11 165 11 , 110 10 155 9 130 9

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December: 3-Calvary Christian; 6--Balavia: 13-

Brad Ballinger

HI Wt 6·0 190 6-0 200 6·3 185 6-Q 190 6·6 205 6·2 180 6-Q 180 6-1 180 6·1 160 6-1 160 6·5 165

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wt

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St:

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St. Bernard: 20·23-At Ft. Myers Beech Classic.

January: 3-at CHCA; 7---at Summit CD; 1O-at

Roster Pos G G F F F G G G F G F

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.,.. Coach: Dale Conner (1st year) .,.. Last season's record: 14-9 (124) .,.. Top returning player: Shane Cruz. .,.. Outlook: Shane Cruz is the only returning player from the team that was second in . the conference last season. Conner will rely

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November: 29----at Deer Park.

December: 4-at Reading; 6-Sumrnit; 10-a~ Landmark; 13-at Batavia; -14-at Felicity:~ New Richmond. ' Jarmary: 3-CCD; 7-at New Miami; 10-at Bernard; 14-Seven Hills; 17-Landmark: ·Ja..:....!.

Madeira; 22--!ndiari Hill; 24-Lockland·, 31-Ne·N 1 Miami.

February: 4-CCD: 7-a1 NCH; 11-St. Bernard: 14-at Seven Hills. ',

December: 4--at Indian H"!ll; 6--at Landmark; 10-North College Hill; 13-at Lockland; "17Batavia: 28--Deer Park.

January: 3-New r'.lliami; 10-at Norlh College Hiil; 11...;..CHCA; -J'r"--at St. Bern~'-.rd; 18---Miami Valley: 24-Surnr-;-_it; 28-Loc!..Jand; 31-.!lf Batavia.

February: 1-Feiicity; 4-at Pun.•--cll Marian; 7-CCD; 11-atSummit; 14-atCHGA.

.,.. Coach: Jerry Radtke (211-234)

Coach: Clifton Webber (8-34) .,.. lastseason'srecord:1-18(1-15) , .,.. Top returning player: Jeremy Fryer' .,.. Outlook: The Eagles return all _their players from last season, so experience should not be a problem. Jeremy Redmon, Adam Hollingsworth and Matt Terrell and Jeremy Fryer iead Landmark. '

11-- Last season's record: 12-8 (104)

.,.. Top returning player: Bryan Radtke .,.. Outlook: Jerry Radtke enters his 28th year of coaching at St. Bernard concerned about his team's lack of height and experience. The Titans have three seniors, eight juniors and a sophomore. Only three players taller than 6-1.

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Roster Name Ken Kramer Jamie Niesen Brad Philpot Eric Angel Scott Boehmer Ed Bushelman Ryan Colson Bryar1 Radtke Bennie Vanhook John Simon Sean Witt Jeremy Kramer

Pos Ht F-G 5·1i c 6-2 G 5-10 G 5·9 G 5-8 G 6·3 F 6-l G 6-l 6~+ c F 6·1 F. 6-t F 6-1

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Mike Leach Elliott Pan ish Jeremy Redman Greg Niedehleiner Robbie Bogie John Richardson Jeremy Fryer Chris Mueller Jason Fryer

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150 11 160 11 160 11 185 11 205 11 175 11 180 11 155 10

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HI Wi 5·10 160 5-9 155 5-10 160 5·11 200 5-8 165 6-6 240 5-11 185 5·5 140 5·9 165 6-0 175 6·2 200 6·1 170 5-iO "170

Schedule November: 30-al: Indian Hill.

December: 3---at North College Hill; 6-:-Seven' Hills; 1G-CHCA; 1:J..-Surnmit CD; "14-F-ieading;' 17-at Lockland; 20---a!Batavia; 2·1-Middletowo .

Madison.

January: 4-at Cincinnati Christian; 10-(;CD: 11-Finneytown; 17-at CHCA; 20-at Calvary.

Christian; 24-at St. Bemard; 28---at Summit.CD; 31-----Locklnad.

February: 4-Batavia; 7-at New Miami; '14-

Schedule November: 3Q---at Finneytown.

December: 6-at New Miami; ?-Heading; 10Batavia; 13-at CCD; 14-lndian Hm: 17---Sum~ mit CD; 28-at Madeira.

January: 3-NCH: ?~at Lockland:_ 10-CHCA;

17-Seven hills; 21-Gincinnati Christian: 24--Landmark Christian; 28----:at NCH; 31-at Summit

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February: 4-at New Richmond; ;;,·-Lockland; 11-at CHCA; 14-at Batavia. ~

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December; 3-Midd!etown Christian; 6-St. Bernard; 7-at Deer Park; 10-at Summit; 13-at North Col-. lege Hill; 27-28-at Madison Holiday Tournament January: 3-atSeven Hills; 7...:-cHCA; 10-Summit: 11-Shawnee; 17-Batavia;- 21-al Middletown

Christian: 24---al CCD: 25--Lockland; 31-at CHCA. February: 4--North College Hill; 7-landmark; 11at Batavia; 14-at Lockland.

.,.. Goach: Jason Krause (1st year) .,.. last season's record: 11-11 (7-9) .,.. Top returning player: Matt Linville .,.. Outlook: First-year coach Jason Krause enters the season cautiously optimistic. Seniors Matt Linville and Jeremy ·Raby will provide leadership and scorillg for the Panthers. One apparent problem is the tallest player is only 6-2.

Name Matt Linville JeremyRaby Keith Sowder

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Chance Gary Chuck Bowling Chris Applegate Steve Brown -Matt McKinney Jon Morris~Sieve Jones

Pos HI G 5·10 F 6-1 G 5·10 G 5·9 6-0 F 6-Q G 5·6 c 6-2 -G 5·10 c 6-2 F 5·11

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Oecembet·: 6....:.at Miami Valley; 7-at Finneytown; 11-a.l Madeira; 13--Seven Hiils; 17-Landmark; 19--nNorth College Hill, January; 3-~at Summit; 7-St. Bernard; 10Batavia; 1-1-Miami Valley; 17-GCD: 24-at CHCA; 25---a! Nev.· Miami; 28--at Seven Hllis; 31--at Land· mark.

Feb_ruary: .1--at .?t~_ Be_ma~d;_11_-:-:-:-al CCD; _,1+:---New "Miami.

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TURPIN

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It was a total team effort for Turpin High School's girls' soccer team to win the Ohio Division I state championship, helped immeasurably by 5' l " senior Trisha Burch. A defensive midfielder with six goals

ANDERSON TOWNSHIP 1976 Year Founded: Dr. John Patzwald .Superintendent: Larry Borcherding Principal: Athletic Director: -Tom Kocica I,056 (9-12)!90 EnrollmeiJt!Faculty: Spartans/Maroon & Gold Nickname/Colors: 'Athletic League/Division: Queen City Conference/1 State champs, girls soccer '82, '81 '86, '96: Athletic Achievements: boys soccer '86; individual state champs in gymnastics, swimming, golf; "n11pin Higlt School has had a wimring tradition in the over all ;ports 'progmm, havi11g won the coveted t!VKYAward ilt '89-'90 and '90'91."-- Tom Kocica,Athlelic Director Academic Achievements: Ist in the nation in Hewlett PackardiGE COMPU Tourney. "nupili has stJVng academic programs mrd a wide variety of extracurriarlar opporlllnities. There is a ;1>irit here that breeds success in ow· classrooms and athletic competitions."

and nine assists this year, Trisha, who helped lead Coach Dave

16-2-5 record, was named Ohio's Division I Soccer It was Trisha's direct-kick goal with 4:20 remaining in

Lawson's talented squad to a Player of the Year.

overtime in the semi-fmals that propelled the Spartans to the championship

THE BURCH Birthdate: Residence: Graduating/GPA: HeighUWeight: Greatest Achievement: Parents: Siblings:

game against Medina. The Spartans won 2-0, bringing home the school's fourth state soccer championship, the first since

1986. Trisha, who started playing

soccer at age five, has eamed numerous soccer honors, including twice named All-Conference and All-City, and this year first-teamAJI-State. Trisha's younger sister Tracye, a sophomore,

was also a key player on the Spartans, and sister Kelly

is a Spartans' junior varsity coach.

Coach's Quote- "Trisha is a tremendous competitor with super field coverage and a great burst ofspeed." - -Dave Lawson, Soccer Coach

Fav01ite Movie: Favorite Book: Favorite Entertainer: Biggesttrrfluence: Sports Hero: Most Like to Meet: Future Goal:

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'96 Ohio Player of the Year Joseph & Patricia Teni, 28; Kim, 25; Kelly,23;Joe,2l;Matt, 19; Tracye, 15;Mar~, 12 Girls Just Want To Have Fun Life's Little Instructions Book Bill Cosby "My brothers and sisters."

Michael Jordan Michael Jordan "Be successful in whatever I do in the future."

--Larry Borcherding, Principal

"Good, better, bestuever let it rest uutil your good is better aud your better is best!"

A tip oftlte LaRosa's wp to: Cincinnati landed several ftrst-team all-state selections and Players of the Year in Ohio in recent weeks.

In Volleyball, first-team all-state selections were Ursuline Academy's Sara Uebiin in Division! and Liz Cassinelli of St. Ursula in Division II. Coach Julie Perry of St. Ursula was also honored as the Division II Coach of the Year for the four-time state champs.

Uehlin, a three-time AAU and USVBA, All--America selection, recently announced she. will attend Eastern Michigan University on a volleyball scholarship.

In soccer, Cincinnati boasted two Players of the Year in, Summit Country Day's Nick Konerman and Turpin's Trisha Burch.

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Konerman was joined by teammate Brian Mitts as a first team selection at Division II. Burch, who helped lead the Spartans to the state championship, also shared first team all.Ohio honors with St. Ursula'sAmanda Kinane.

Other Cincinnati first-team ail-Ohio picks were Turpin's Matt Johnson in Division I, and in Division 11 girls, Lindsey Peck of Summit Country Day, Melanie Vierling of Cincinnati Country Day and Lauren Harris oflndian Hill.

MIKE LAROSA How 'bout the record'setting performance of Northwest running back John Flowers? The junior set a school careerTD "The pride ofeffort a11d record this past season with 20, breaking the mark formerly held stretclziug bey011d oue's

by Jim Taylor. John rushed for 1,!57 yards this season, also a give11 skills is tile fozmdation single-season record for the Knights, forn1erly held by Ken of a rewanli11g life."

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BY DAVE SCHUITE Enquirer contributor

Coaches say Eugene Land (above) and Roger Bacon will rise above ltheir area competition in Division 11-111-IV.

Woodward ended Withrow's two-year run atop The Enquirer's preseason Division I poll, but Withrow is in position to take the top spot should Woodward lose early.

Woodward collected 20 of the 33 first-place votes to take the No. I spot; Withrow was 27 points behind in second; and Aiken was third.

Roger Bacon was the runaway winner in the Division II-III-IV poil with 12 fir~t-place votes. McNicholas was second, and Kings 1was third. ' Although Woodward lost two starters, Demetrius Wilson and Quinton Davis, it returns a veteran team that includes sharp'shooting guard Michael Peek, point guard Maurice Williams and Sylvester Allen.

"We have eight seniors, which is_ the most since I took over in 1989," Woodward coach Jim Leon said.

"We have great depth, and I'm excited aboutthat. We'll play nine to 10 guys in most games."

Woodward's hold on No. 1 may be tenuous. The Bulldogs play in three out-of-town tournaments against nationally ranked opponents. Two of the games ar:e scheduled to be televised, one on ESPN and the other on SportsChanner Withrow, ranked No.1 in the 1994-95 and 1995-96 preseason polls, is a team capable of taking over the top spot arid holding it. ''The No. 2 ranking just show,~

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Coaches polls Boys basketball Division I 1. Woodward (20) ............. 299 2. Withr6w(5) ................. 272 3. Aiken (6) ................... 210 4. Oak Hills (2) ...... , ......... 167 5. St. Xavier .................. 152 . 6. Sycamore .................. 105 7. Elder ............. : ........ 102 8. La Salle .................... 86 9. Winton Woods ............... 70 1o. Lakota ...................... 63 Others: Hughes, Moeller 45, Princeton 36, Anderson 27, Fairfield 15,Amelia 1o, Hamilton 6, Mount Healthy, Colerain, Western Hills 1.

_Division II-III-IV .

1. Roger Bacon (12) .... , ..... _196 2. McNicholas (2) ............ 134 3. Kings .............. , ..... 103 4. Purcell Marian ..... : ........ 94 5. Hillsboro .. ·......... , ...... 76 6. Wyoming ........... , ...... 66.

7. Badin ............. , ....... 56 8. Mason ............ , , ....... 42 9. North College Hill .... , ...... 41 10. Deer Park .......... , ...... 24 Others: Madeira 20, Batavia, Loveland 14, Springboro 13, Seven Hills 12, Little Miami 10, CHCA8, Western Brown, Reading, Ross, Finneytown 7; Cincinnati Country Day, Summit Country Day 6, Felicity 4, New Richmond, .Mariemont 3. .

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the respect coaches have for our program," Withrow coach George Jackson said.

Rodney Crawford and Brandon Rodgers, both three-year starters, will lead Withrow, -but the key player may be Ty Shine, a 5-11 senior guard who transferredfrom Georgia. ''Ty is playing well, and it's easy to see that the talent is there," jackson said. "He has to learn to play with intensity and give it 100 percent effort at practices and in games." jackson may be trying to hide Shine. Some who watched him play in the oldPHSL preview last Friday at Aiken predicted Shine may be one of the two best players in

Cincinnati and a Division. prospect.

Aiken may also challt~nge for the top spot in the poll.

First-year coach Eric Thomas will rely on standouts Janerio Spurlock, LaMarque Ward, Lonnie Berry and Antonio Broadnax. · "At some point in th<: season we will be good," Thomas said. "Right now we're not there, and the No. 3 ranking may be a little high for a team that went 10-10 last season."

For the second conSf:'cutive season, Roger Bacon was ranked No. 1 in the preseason Division II-III-IV poll. · .

"We didn't deserve the ranking last year," coach Bill Brewer said.

"We started three sophomores, and

it put a lot of pressure on them."

Well, how about this year, coach: "We haven't done anything yet and the kids have to prove them selves," Brewer said. ''There's heei too much hype, and they no\V hav< to produce." · Eugene Land, a 6-7 center whc averaged 18 points, nine rebound; and five blocked shots a game Ias1 season, should trigger an explosiv< Spartan offense that also include~ juniors Brandon Mcintosh and Brian Schaefer.

McNicholas coach Jerry Doerg· er said he was shocked at the Rock ets' No. 2 ranking.

"Who in hell put us there?'

Doerger said. ''I'm qptimistic bu1 we I_ost four senior:\'~:tb_..r·ee w.hG started." ' What Doerger failed ·._ ,:mentjon was the return of Craig S~nder§, 2 6-2 guard who averaged 1~points, eight rebounds and three 'ssist_s, along with James Sheeh ·.. (io points, and six rebounds). ~--. 1 "I feel good about the soph'o· mores, anq we should have some depth," Doerger said. "But Alter and Roger Bacon are the teams to beat in the GCLNorth."

Chad Welday (16 points and 10 rebounds) and Nick Woods (10 pointS) are two legitimate reasons why Kings was voted the No.3 in the poll. .

"We played in several summe1 leagues against the bigger schooE and did well," Kings coach MikE Stevens said. "If it all comes together, and we take care of the ball, we :II 1 be all right." c

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13 ppg and 10 rpg las' season.

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""' Cain Doliboa Springboro, 6·6 senior guard Last year's FAVC player of the year signed early with the University of Dayton. Averages Of 21.7 ppgand 9.8 rpg eCirlled him third-team All-Ohio in Divisior11L

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I Amelia, 6-4 senior center Strong pivotman averaged 15.5 ppg, 6.1 rpg.

Iii> craig Sand~rs · :-'McNicholas, 6·2 senior guard ...

Shooting guard fit in after transferring from

.,_ Derrick Harper Batavia. Earned firsHeam AII·GCL North honplaying at his natural college posiCHCA, 6·6 senior forward ors with averages of 17 ppg and 8.0 rpg. tion of shooting guard this year, First big-time player in the fourCrawford instead will play forward Iii> Quenlin Smith year history of varsity basketand center.

Mount Healthy, 6-4 senior forward ball at CHCA will leave with "Rodney's the one guy right now Exciting player who fights to find con· every school record . . who would be hardest to replace," sistency but is capable of taking over Signed early with Division · jackson said. "He's our biggest playgames. Had 21 points and 19 I Tenn.-Martin. Averer, toughest player and probably our rebounds with double-pneumonia in a aged 20.1 ppg and 8.0 smartest player." game against Walnut Hills. Averrpg. ''I- have to do whatever is right aged 14 ppg and 10 rpg.

Iii> Brad Henderson 'for the team," Crawford said. "But I ""'T.J. Turner Loveland, 6·6 senior also know that Withrow players Hiilsboro, 6-5 center · have tended to be successful. We've senior had a lot of players who were good Has a shot at finishing as Seth Layman forward college players. Some are playing Loveland's all-time leading Football strong- · scorer. Averaged 19 ppg. overseas or in the NBA, and they man is also good came through the same program 1\1> Seth Layman power forward . . -I'm playing in right now."

Batavia, 5-11 senior guard Averaged 15.5 ppg Crawford did help his cause as a · and 9.7 rpg.

One of the top scoring guards college recruit at the prestigious returning to the area this year Five Star camp over _the summer.

1\1> Janerio Spurlock after averaging 18.1 ppg.

He was MVP of the first week's allAiken, 6-5 junior forward star game. That session of the camp J~~oo- Eugene Land Slashing forward became one of most Roger Bacon, 6-7 junior forward ran concurrently with the Nike and productive players in the city last season.

Adidas ABCD camps, meaning Powerful, versatile player who is a Averaged 18.9 ppg and 11 .3 rpg. Considmany of the nation's elite seniors great shot blocker. Considered ered one of top 100 juniors in the nation. weren't at Five Star, but Five Star one of the top 40 juniors nationally.

1\1> Jeff Stanalord MVP is still an eye-catching honor.

Last season, averaged 18 ppg, nine rpg and five Mason, 6-6 senior forward Crawford wants a chance to play blocks and was named first-team all-city in Divi· sion 11-111-IV · A two-time first-team AII-FAVC pick. Aver~ in a major-college program. Right aged 18.1 ppg to lead Mason last year. now, he's drawing interest from a J~~oo- Adam Norwell number -of Mid-American Confer.,... Jay Walther Anderson, 6-5 senior forward ence schools.· But if things don't Northwest, 6·3 senior guard Led Anderson to a 15-victory season for only the work out to his liking at season's Finished second in area scoring last season with second time in 20 years last year while winning end, he's considering _going to a . 23.8 ppg. Named second-team all-district.

QCC-E player of the year honors. Averaged 19.6 ppg prep school to work on his acadeand 10.3 rpg and was named all-district.

Iii> Chad Welday mics and get a chance to show off Kings, 6·5 senior guard his guard skills. ""' Ryan Ogletree Batavia, 6-0 sophomore guard Maurice Williams His play this year should be A threat inside and outside last season. Earned (center) is helped by the addition of Shine, a AII-FAVC honors. Averaged 16.5 ppg and 8.9 rpg.

Averageq 17.2 ppg last season.

Woodward's transfer student from Augusta, Ga. 1\1> Maurice Williams ~!~>Mike Peek floor leader.

The point guard averaged 21 points Woodward, 5-8 senior guard Woodward, 6-2 junior guard and seven assists a game last year in Ryan Ogletree Williams (center) is the only returning first-team Considered one of the top 100 players nationally in his Augusta. When he was a freshman, all-city player in Division L Averagea 12 ppg and eight class.

Versatile and athletic guard averaged 13.8 ppg he-was considered a better prospect apg last year. Signed early with Miami University. last season on balanced team. than cross-city rival William Avery, a point guard and Top 30 national player who signed with Duke.

"One college assistant said that "I really tip my hat to the kid," Like most involved in recruiting, he's a smaller Jacque Vaughn," Jack- Jackson said. "He's gone away from Johnson is quick to change the subson said of Shine, ·who Street & home, and he didn't know me. He's ject to Cincinnati's young talent Smith's lists as a High Honorable had to sacrifice- he has to go to johnson rated 6-7 Eugerie Land Mention High School All-American. work when everyone else around of Roger Bacon as _one of the top 40 "He's the best natural offensive point him goes h<>me and watches TV." juniors nationally. He said 6-5 Aiken guard we've had, but he'll have to Shine's transfer was also partial- forward J anerio Spurlock and 6-2 learn how to utilize that skill." ly academically motivated because Woodward guard Mike Peek are To that end, former Xavier point he is in better position to meet also top 100 juniors nationally, and guard and Withrow star Steve Gen- Ohio's graduation standard than 6-3 Withrow junior Jason Crawford try, ·now a Withrow assistant, has Georgia's. He has been drawing (Rodney's brother} is just outside been working extensively with Shine. interest from Tennessee, Syracuse that ranking.

Withrow was recommended to and even though he has. Among the <>UJJltLHUIJlt:':s, .... Shine!:>Y_hisMILc_o_as;.h5am War.d, ___..cn't,omilifiPctac..adelelllt::allJL__ _ _ ___s:.a.n_s::aJLL.b.Y....J.n.hn....L,;.t=-u"-.LlLlJl~·"'--==

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.November: 27-at Switzerland County. _ , December: 6-at South Dearbom; 13-GreenS·

burg; 14-at Lawrenceburg; 2D-Aising 21-at Salesville. .

January: 4.....:....at Greensburg; 8-11-at

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February: 1-Madison; 7--lawre~ceburg; 11_;.af:

Connerville; 14-at Milan; 1f3-.:.Batesville; ?1--..:':: Franklin County.

Name Adam Rumsey PatMantord Jared Cutter Sam Vertz Jared Lischkge J.R. Gullion James Hicks Brett Hamilton Karey Kirkpatrick

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November; 22-Jamboree _at Greensburg, 6· p.m.; 26--:-Batesvllle 6 p.m.; ao--at Greenburg. 1 December: 6-East Central; 7-at Connersville";

13--Madison; 14-Franklin County; 2o-5witzei"-:>

land County 21-at lawrem;eburg. .\ January: 3-at Rising Sun; Bc11-at Ripley County Tournament; 1 7-at Jennings County; 18-Lawrenceburg; 24-at East Central; 31Greensburg.

February: 1-at Franklin County; 7-at Jaccendel6 p.m.; 11---Milan 6 p.m.; 14-South Ripley; 21-at Batesville.

Name Rob Blackwell

Brian Sturgeon Brandon Boyd Ben Jennings Eric Green Matt Ritzman Steve Baudendistel

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December: 6-Rising Sun; 7-'--at Ripley, TBA: 1~at Batesville; 14--East Central; 20-at Franklin County; 21-South Dearborn; 28-at Jennings County.

January:· 3-Beechwood; 4-Conner; 11Greensburg; 18-at South Dearborn: 2'Batesville; 31-Milan.

February: 1-at Harrison; 7-at East Central; 11-at Greensburg; 14-at Switzerland County; 15-Franklin ,County; 21-Madisan.

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Roster Name Eric Bovard Travis Myers Ryan McAlister

Steve Walton Josh Snelling Robby Patler Klint Works

Chad Morris C.J. Carrigan Chris Saker Brad Baldwin Jasor:tMC.DJIDie_L__

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. -~he rest of the Cincinnati-area may 'llfithmw coach George Jackson. . "I've said a number of times we've probably been the most overlooked league in area," said Jackson, whose Withrow team is the preseason league favorite. "From top to bottom this l_eague is tough, and this year, I think it's the best it has ever been."

The QCC-Melro is deep in experienced, exciting players.

Withrow, which has won the conference nine of the past 11 seasons, and Aiken are both among the city's top live teams, and Oak Hills has bee.n to

I>- Coach: Lannis Timmons (6-15) I>- Last season: 6-15 (2-6)

1>- Top returning player: Mike Barber I>- Outlook: Second-year coach Lannis Timmons took the program through some growing pains last year as he tried to estab-

How the Queen City Conference-Metro coaches rank the teams in their league, with firstplace votes in parentheses and total points: 1. Withrow .............................23 2. Aiken ................................ .20 3. Oak Hills ........................... 17 4. Western Hilts ....................... 9 5. Colerain .......................... : .... 6

!he regional tournament two years in a row.

!Ish a more disciplined approach. Western Hills got off to a 3-1 start, then lost four key players to disciplinary measures. The Mustangs have good depth and good size.

David Shelton, a transfer from Mount Healthy, could be an important player.-

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~)idney Williams Wilbur Starks

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Ed Bulluck Cedric Crawford

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MikeVentus David Shelton

JamesHUI Brandon Elliott

The rest of the conference is still gunning lor Hughes.

The Big Red, defending conference champions, was picked to win again this season.

Anwar Cooper, a 6-foot-6, 230pound center, is one of the many reasons Hughes is expected to successfully defend its title. Junior Randy Larkin (6-5, 230) and Abe Hutchinson (6-2, 175) will also find success in the middle.

However, when the coaches voted, few realized that Winton Woods had Derrick Miller, a 6-8, 200 pound center, who transfered to Winton Woods from Lakota.

Miller, along with Pierre Wooten and Brian Hooten could be the ingredients needed for the Warriors to win it all. · It would be a mistake to overlook Mount Healthy or Harrison, experi-

In order

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'Name Mike Barber

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I>- Coach: Fred Tudor (87-44) I>- Last season: ·14-7

10 9

Schedule December: 7-vs. Dayton Pat1erson at Columbus

Uishop Hartley, 2p.m.; 9--Wyomlng: 13-at Colerain; 17---at ML Healthy; 20:-Aiken; 28--Hamilton.

January; 2-atTaft; 7-at Hughes; 1Q--at0ak Hills;.

15-al Walnut Hills; 17-at Wilhrow: 18--Dayton Dunbar; 21-at Elder; 28-Hughes; 31-Colerain. f~ebruary: 4-at Aiken; 7-0ak HillS; 8-at Dayt·on Dunbar; 14-Withrow:

The Cincinnati Enquirer I Steven M. Herppich

Withrow's Brandon Rodgers (lefl) moves from point guard to the front line for this season.

I>- Coach: George Jackson (214-122) I>- Last season's record: 15-9 (7-1) I>- Top returning player: Rodney Craw-

Coach: Vic Smart Last season: 8-i3 (1-7)Top returning player: Kendall Greer I>- Outlook: Colerain will attempt to reverse its iortunes. The Cardinals got off to a promising 8-4 start last year but lost 11>~ pi.

Roster·

Helie While

Scott Hirsch

Pos G G F G G F G

· l'lyan l<napp

F

s-n

c c F

6-5 6-4 6-2

Name

Kendall Greer Mike Miller !

I,

their last nine games. Kendall Greer is an athletic point guard, and Mike Allen, a mainstay at forward last year, will shift to the backcourt to make up for the loss of Brett Hillman, Who suffered a knee injury during football season.

Mark Meibers

Mike Allen Todd Chapman Cha11es Granl Dave Greber KrisSrnfth Josh Stegman

Jamal White

Ht 6·2 6-1 6-3 5-11 5·9 6-0 5-ll

Wt 175 175.

150 180 160 165 150

Yr 12 12 ·12 11 11 11 11

1ss

11

F F

6-3 155 6·0 ,160

10 10

Schedule November: _29-Kettering Fairmont; 3D-at· St. Xavier, 8 p.m._ f)ecember: &-Withrow; 7-Walnut Hills; 13-West~;rn Hills; 14-Northwest: 27-at Harrison.

January: 4-North College Hill; 7-at Mt. Healthy; 10-at Aiken; 11-La Salle; 17-0ak Hills; 21Princeton: 24-at Withrow; 31-at Western Hllls. f;J;bruary: 1-al Winton· Woods; ?_:_Aiken; 8-at Northwest; 11-at Fairlield; 1~at Oak Hills.

185 '11 180- '11 185 11

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ford (16 ppg, 8 rpg) I>- Outlook: The'Tigers have struggled to find the rtght regular-season chemistry the last couple of years. If they can hit upon the right formula this year, they aga1n have the talent to win a lot of games. With row has one of the city's best forwards in senior Rodney Crawford, a versatile player who will be forced to do the bulk of his work on the interior because of the team's lack of height. Fellow senior Brandon Rodgers, last year's point guard, will also be moved to the front line. Junior Jason Crawford (Rodney's brother) and senior Ty Shine, a transfer wl)o averaged 21 ppg in Augusta, Ga., last year, could give Withrow an outstanding backcourt.

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Name Rodney Crawford Aaron Davis

~! i\:oach: Mike Price (66-47) ~>-• Last season: 20-5 (6-2)

i> •Top returning player: Keith Lockwood ~>-· Outlook: Oak Hills has seemingly

neared assembly-line efficiency as the

·noster Pos G

Randy Broxterman ; Derek Dietrich Mike Ensminger EricEshman

F

c G

G

Keith Lockwood ; Wayne Reese

F .F G

:,.._~ 8iG.~ZtrnrnBrma~--= \ Corey Cunningham · Matt Oensford EricOjenge

F-C G

• l<yle Fread

F G

· Steve Healey

Ht

Wt

Jason Martin l~at McKiQben Joe Rider

Yr

5-10 155 12 6·2 190 "12 6-7 235 12 6-2 170 12 5-11 165 12 6·2 170 12 ,~ -~~~ -~ ~-~5~~~~~:6-4 175 : 11 5·11 160 11 6-3 170 :.11 160 . 11

Brandon Rodgers TyShine Kareem Stokes Earl Brunson Dominique seck Jason Cravlford Tiin Ciooks Devonte Johns Ivan Johnson TimMo'ore Tony Wooten B.T. Sherman

Highlanders have been to the regional tournament the last IWQ years. Point guard Keith Lockwood, a two-year veteran who signed early With Division I Stetson Univer<Jity, should be a key leader.

6-0 6-2 6·5

G

G F·C

180 165 210

11 11 11

Pos G·F G-F G

G-F G

F-C F-G G

G-F

c

G-F G·F

F

G G

HI 6-4 6-1 5-11 6·2 5·11 6-3 6-0 5-11 6-3 6-3 6-0 6-0 6·2 6-0 5-11

WI

Yr

205

12

180 ·;eo 200 160 200 175 165 190 185 190 190 190 165 155

12 12 12 12 12 12 11 11 11 11 11 11 ll 10

Schedule

Schedule November: 3Q----a1 Sycamore.

December: 3-at Fairfield; 6-Aiken; 7-at UC's Shoemaker, TBA; 1o-at Walnut Hills; 17-St. Xavier; __ 2)c::atWit!Jr_ow;g§~~~----"=··-~' ---- Jilnuary: 7-LaSaUe; 10-Westem Hills; 14-Han-f:; SOn: 17-at Colerain; 24-at Ail-ren; 25----vs. Lakota at UC's Sho~aker, noon; 28-Mt. Healthy.

February: 4-Wi1hrow; 7-at Western Hills; Princeton; 11-:-at Winton Woods; 14-Colerain.

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'~>- Coach: EricThomas

1~>- Last season's record: 11,11 (4-4)

1>- Top returning player: Janerio Spurlock (1 8.9 ppg, 11.3 rpg) ro- Outlook: A third head coach in three years and several young players in the lineup create a few questions, but Aiken has the talent to be one of the top teams in the area. Coach Eric Thomas led Taft to a 17-3 record last year and was the architect behind a devastating press that helped Aiken finish second in the city three years ago under Sam lonna. He's re-installing the pressure approach and has the kind of team to make it thrive. Janerio Spurlock leads the way, but is backed by two other top scoring threats- sharpshooter Lon· nie Berry and transfer LaMarque Ward (12.6 ppg, 10 1 rpg at Taft last year).

December; 3-Holmes (Ky); 6-at Colerain; 7-'at All-Ohio Shootout, Colurilbus, Oh1o; 13-at

Aiken: 21--0ak Hills; 28-3()--at Molor City Roundball Classic, Delroi1, MI. - _J_an~.-.;-4-=Ft~J:11}9~es;--7.~~~y!oR-9unb,ari-11_~~­ at McNicholas; 14--'-a.t Holy Cross; .17...;_WesternHills; 18-----Taft; 24-Co!erain: 2s---;.at St. Xavier; 31-Aiken.

February: 4--at Oak Hills; B-vs. Woodward at UC's Shoemaker; 14-at Western Hills.

Name Andre Burks

Pos F

· Ht 6-3

Wt 180

12

C

6-6

220

12

6-1

Laron Ellick Anlonio Broadnax

G

Yr

170

12

G-F

6-4

180

12

DamienLeathers

G

5~10

160

12

Rashawn Young

G

5·9

150

12

Janerlo Spurlock Quentin Simms Mario Freeman

F G G

6-5 5-9

180 150 150

11 11

LaMarque Ward

JaronRichardson LonnieBerry :~~;:~~;un~~T:r Antonio Whne

F F ~ F

5-9

6-3 6-3

185 170 ~~g 185

~ Top returning players: Anwar Cooper (1 oppg, 8 rpg) ~ Outlook: First·year coach Fred Tudor (formerly at Wyaming) inherits a team loaded with spee.d and height, including Anwar Cooper; a 6-6 center. Randy Larkin, Abe Hutchinson and Scott Keys will fill the forward positions with Stewart Owens taking ov-er at point guard. "We have good size, depth and quickness," Tudor said. "But them kids face the task of adapting to a new coach and a new sys-

tem."

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~ Coach: Jimmy Leon (131-33) Last season: 22-1 (10-0) ,..: Top returning player: Maurice Williams (1 2 ppg, 8 apg) ~ Outlook: Woodward has never had !rouble beating its QCCE opponents, and it joesn't appear anyone is strong enough to ;hallenge the Bulldogs this season. Mau·ice Williams, Mike Peek (1 3.6 ppg) and :>ylvester Allen (8. 7 ppg) .will make Woodliard a force in the city polls.

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.Roster Name 1Gharles Johnson Cornelius Edmond Raphael Hughes Jerome Davis Sylvester Allen ·Angelo Carr Maurice Williams Ari:mSmith , DeShang Holmes Mike Peek

Pos

Ht

Wt

Yr

F F F

6-3 6-0 6-1 6·4

190 220 180 200

12 12 12 12

G

6-1

175. 12

G

6-1 5·8

-i65 150

6·2

165 · 12

G

G G

An !wan Peek ·Jamal Mills !Ricky Story

G-5 6-2 6-4 6-7

175 180 205 175

·11 11 11 11

G

5-7

"145

10

F C c

Steve Anderson Terry Griffin

B.J. Grove

6-4

Gc7

6-9

160 180 225

How QCC-East coaches rank the teams in their league, with first-place votes in parentheses and total points: 1. Woodward (4) .................... 24 2. Anderson ........................... 19 3. Amelia ................................ 17 4. Tafl ..................................... 11 5. Turpin ... :............................. 10 6. Glen Este ........................... ..4

best players in Adam Norwell, but this title is Woodward's to lose.

son's 15-7 mark was the team's best in 14 years. It may get only better this season.

Adam Norwell is one of the top players in the conference, and Joey Isgro and Matt Sinkovich can shoot outside well enough to keep defenses from collapsing on NorwelL

!l> ·Coach: Frank Brandy (43-39) !l> Last season: 15-7 (6-4)

12 12

C G F· F

In order

1>-- Top returning player: Adam Norwell

(1 9.5 ppg, 10.3 rpg) Outlook: The Redskins have come a long way irt Bundy's five seasons; last sea1>--

Roster

·schedule 'December: 6-at Amelia; 13-at Turpin; 14-at :Taft; 20-24-Cityof Palms Classic, Ft. Myers, Fla.;

26-31-Arby's Classic, Bristol, TN. ·January: 4-To!edo Scott; :lQ-Anderson; 17·-at Glen Este; 18-Coaxial Classic, Columbus, OH; 24-Pmelia; 25.-.......-vs. Taft at UC'.s Shoemaker, :8:30p.m.; 31-Turpin.

February: .7-at Anderson; 9--'/S. Withrow at UC's Shoemaker; 14-G!en Este.

N3me Adam NOrwell Ryan Mandlove

·Pos

Tom Ziegler

F-G

Kyle Cochran Joey Isgro BenMat1hews Bill McCane··..

Matt Sinkovich \ Joey Sherrill Ryan Caton

F F-G

C·F

HI 6-5

G

G F

G-F C·F G

Wt 200 160 165 195 180 180 155 160 190 165

Erich Harshbarger

Yr 12 12 12 12 12 12 12

G 5-10 c 6-5

16S

180

11 10

Schedule November: 3"0-Vi!la Madonna.

December: 6-at T<ift; 11-at Taylor; 13-Amelia; 2o-Gien Este; 21-8t McNicholas; 27-at Christman Giving Classic.

January: 1Q-at Woodward; 1:4-at Kings; 17Turpin; 21~New Richmond; 24-Taft; 27-at Wyoming: 31;__atAmplia.

F_ebruary: 1-Marlemont; 4-at Glen Este: ?Woodward; 11_:...Milford; 14-atTurpin, 6 p.m

Roster

Randy Larkin Stewart Owens Tim Roberts

Pos·

c F

F F

c

Ht

Wt

6-6

230

6-3 6-2 6'3

180 175 170 190 175 165 160 160 165 230 160 170

F F G G

G F G

G

6~5

5-10 5-10

Name 11m Baumgartner Justin Franklin Derrick Miller Brian Hooten VemonCarter Keith Brooks Mike Jones Pierre Wooten

Vr

12 12 12 12 11 11 11 11

11 11 ~b 10

,._ Last season: 12-9 (4-6) .

Last season: 1-20 (0-1 O) 1>- Top returning play~(: Chad Myers (STATS) 1>- Outlook: One SP.Jnior Josh Proffitt is back, along witt:{retur~ing letterwinn~rs Chad Myers, ·Dean Kreimer and Mike McKinney. '

~>--

~

:Top returning player: Mike Quimby 15.5 ppg, 6.1 rpg) ~ 'Outlook: Mike Quimby is hurting and Mil• need t1elp from guard Joe Varney, who s letuming after missing the lasi hall of last ;eason with a shoulder injury.

I>- Coach:

ro- Last season: 17-3 (B-2) I>- Top returning player: Harold Howard (9

ppg, 4 rpg) ro- Outlook: New coach Mike Hatfield has

Name Harold Hov-~ard Terrance Wilson Carlos Martin Reggie Hili Jason Hendrix Jerone Behannan Daniel Jennings TtmWise Issac Newbill Roderick Thompson

,.----cJ"'r··' - - - - - -

Ros~~n

Roster Pos

Name Greg Bonner .

Mike Quimby Landon Smilh Joe Varney Adam Westermann .Doug Morgan ·Dustin Posgay 'Steve Schaffer 1 Paul Van Vleet

G F F

G·F F G

G F

c

'Jerry Gillespie

G

Craig Miller

F

:schedule I

Ht 5·8 6·4 6-4 6-1 6-3 5-10 6-0 6-1 6-5 6-2 6-4

Wt 155 200

12

i75

12

190 185 155 170 "165 195 165 200

11

11 11 11 10 10 ,.

,

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Jos',h Proffitt

' D!?r.\ Wingate f? lyan Cunningham ·Jim Oesgrange steve Harp · Brandon Johnson Mike Kelley Dean Kreimer Mike McKinney Jason Meenach

12 12

Chad Myers Chas Hall

..

:oecember: 3-CNE; 6-Woodwa~d; 7-p_.!..t~Orth­ :west; -13-at Anderson; 2o-Turp1n; 2\?-~at Holy ;cmss; 27-2B-at Mi. Healthy lnvitatiorr~il.

--,January: 3----'-tlt_New Richmond; 1~r:.calen Esie; :11-Harrison; 17-atTafl; 21-~JC8m0re; 24-at 1Woodward; 31-:--Anderson. , -· :February: i--:-Westem Brq_~~~Jn; 4-atTurpin; 7-at Glen Este; 11-Md\l!c_ty'j(as; 14-Taft.

-

Nar.:~e

Yr "12

Pos

G 5-10

Ht

140

12

G

.5-9

175

12

150

11

c F G G

6-5 6-1 5·10 5-11

G

5·9

c F G F F

6-3 6-4 5·8 6-4 6-1.

Wt

175 155 150 ·170 200 200 145 180 205

Yr

11 11 11 11

Ht

Wt

Vr

G 6-2 F 6-3 G 6-1 G 6-0 c 6-3 G s-10 F 6·2 G 5-10 G s-6 c 6-6

175 175 170 160 195 ·t6s 170 165 150 195

12 12 12 12 12 11 ·11

Pos

G

F

G G

F F

6-Q

6-D

6-2 6-5 6-0 6-0 6-5 6-2

WI 185 200 190 175 160 215 170 155 225 160 160 180 210

>0

I.

November: .29-at lakota.

December; 3-at La Salle; 6-at Hughes; 13-at Walnut Hills; 17-Taft; 2(}---Northwest.

January; 8--at Springfield; 1(}-;lt MI. Healthy; 11-North College; 14-at Aiken; 17-Harrison; 21-Fairlield; 24-Hughes; 28--at Hamilton; 29Northwest: 31-Walnut HillS, February: 1-Colerain; 4-at Northwest; 7-Mt. Healthy; 11-0akHills; 14-at Harrison.

I>- Coach: Ralph Lee (17-23) I>- Last season: 13-7(7-3) I>- Top returning player: Quentin Smith

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February; 4-Westem Hills; 7-at Colerain; 11Walntit Hills; 15-Bishop Brossart {Ky).

.

.:

'

' ··] •

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1>-

'

J

I>- Coach: Mike Senter (157-146) I>- Last season: 9-12 (2-6)

1>- Top returning player: Mike Brunetti I>- Outlook: The Spartans do not have a lot of size, which could cause problems in QCCE games. Mike Brunetti, Ken Senter and Jeff Dangelo are good perimeter shooters. The Spartans should play a scrappy defense this year, and they do get a break'by playing 1n the Division II tournament. ·.

· Roster Name 11m Beckman

Pos F

Mike Brunetti

G

Brad Cohen

F

Ch~sPadien

F F

ChrisTumer

G

· Ken Senter

HI 6-2 5-10 6·2 6-2 6-2 5-10

WI 180 170 175 180 175 160

12 12 12 12 12 12

Vr

Adam Pohl

c

6-4

185

12

Mick Schoech

C G G G

,6·4 5'10 6-0 5·10

195 150 150 140

H 11 11 11

Jeff Dangelo

Schedule

.

November: 29-Kings; 3D-Northwest. . "December: 5-Gien Este; 7-Bethei-Tate;-13Woodward; 17-at Goshen; 2o--:.at Amelia; 27-

28--at CNE Toumament.

January: 4-Mason: 1Q-Taft; -17-al Anderson; 2?-at Mariemont; 24-at Glen Este; 31-at Woodward February: 1-at Norwood; 4-Ainelia; 7-at Taft; B-McNicholas: 14-Anderson.

Pos

Ht

Quentin Smtth

G-F

6-4 5-11 5-7 6-2 6-3 5:11

Edward Thurman Billy Sprawkees Jeff Hatter Kealr Sheridan Gordon Simon David Arnold Brandon Orr DavidTye Donta Chatman Renaldo Black limolhy Plawitz.

John Cardill · Brett Potter Eric Long Brandon Busby

four seniors - Harold Howard, Carlos Martin, Terrance Wilson and Jason Hendrix- .and several players who are ineligible until mid-December. Hatfield said his team is has not shot or handled the ball well.

December: 3-atMount Healthy; &-Anderson; 1QDayton Jefferson; 13-al Glen Este; ·14------WoocJward; 17-at Winton Woods: 20-21-at Parkersburg invita, Ilona!.

January: 2-Western Hills: 7-at Aiken; 1Q----at Turpin; 14-Hughes; 17-Amelia; 18-Withrow at Walnut Hills; 24-a\ Anderson; 25-Woodward at UC; 31-Gien Este.

February: ?-Turpin: 14-atAmelia.

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RoSier

Name

G G

F G-F G c G

F F

G

F F G G

G

6-s

6-0 6·2 6-2 5·7 6-Q

6-4 5-11 5-11 5-10

Wt

190.

160 150 165 180 150 175 150 170 .

190 140 160 170 140 150 160

Vr

Name NamePos, David Sebastian Jay Phillips Zach Bonkowski Eric Fette Nick Elrod Joe Toney Paul Ho!derer Jason Daily MarcHamist Chris Ruther

12 12 12 12 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 10 10 10

Schedule

Novemi>Or: 29--al North Co!iege Hill.

Pos HI F G

F

G

HI

WI

Wt

Yr

6-3 6-1 6-0 6-0

210 165 185 165

5-11

165

F

6-3 6,3 6-2 6-3

190 175 165 225

F

6-6

195

G G G

G

Yr. ·

12 · 12 ' 12 · 12 11 11 11 11 11 11

.

I>- Coach: Jim Walther 1>- Last season: s-16 (2-6) I>- Top returning player: Jay Walther (23.8 ppg) 1>- Outlook: Tho Knights 5-1 6 record in 1995-96 wasn't a true reflection of the season. They lost nine games by six points or fewer; many because of inexperience and mistakes. Besides Jay Walther, the Knight also return John Flowers and David Bowling. "If our big players develop, we could be very competitive," coach Jim Walther said.

November: 30-Taylor.

December: 4-Eas1 Central; 5-at Winton Woods; 10-at Northwest; 12-Mount Healthy; ,·

November:_ 29-at McNicholas.

December: 3-Milford; o-at Turpin; 11-at Deer

Park; 13-Taft; 17-at Norwood; 2(}--;lt Ander-

son; 27-at Kings.

January; 1Q-atAmelia; 17-Woodward; 24-

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.

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I

I

_,I

:~A

Hughes; 11-at Fraflklin Coun!y; 14-Colerain;

.. 1

16---Winton Woods; 18-a1 Mariemont; 21Northwest; 23-at Mount Healthy; .28-at Aiken; (" 1 30-at Walnut Hills. ' ·\ February: 1-Talawanda; 6-Hughes, :__, ~-) ·.;,j

1>- Coach: Mike Herald (1st year)

ro- Last season: 10-9 I>- Top returning player: Gabe Robinson 1>- Outlook: The Eagles will field a young

and inexperienced team with only one returning letterwinner (Gabe Robinson).

First-year coach Mike Herald's team lacks height but has good quickness and speed.

Besides Robinson, who lettered as a freshman last season, the Eagles will rely on John Beckham and Brad Bernstein. ')'•~

Roster

Scott Bruck Tony Tubbs AronStrine David Bawling Justin Cunninghan.~ John Flowers Brandon Hawkins Jason Robbe Jesse Slauler Jarmaine TubbS

Pos G F G G

Ht 6·3 6-2 6·1 5-10 F 6-2 G 6-D G 5-9

Wt 170 185 155 120 150 170 180

Yr 12 12 12 12 11 11 11

G

165

11

6-1 190 6,7· 210 6-3 160

11 11 11

c c F

5·11

Schedule November: 29-a:i Norwood; 30-at TurPin. December: 7-An'lelia; 13-Hughes; 14-at Colerain: 2.0--at'N\nton Woods; 21-Roger BacOn: 28---Purceil Marimt ' January: 3-atl-l,ttrison; 10-Walnut Hills; 11-al Wyoming; 17-Mt. Healthy; 18~-at Monroe; 24Harrison: 31-at f--li.Jglies.

February;. ·1-Ros..s; 4-Walnut Hills; "1-at WalnUI Hills: B-Coletrnn; 14-at Mt. Healthy.

'Name John Beckham Brad Bernstein Nathan Gates David Harrison

F

HI 5-10 6-1 6-2 "6-0 5-9 6-1 5-9 6-2

Wt 160 180 170 175 140 160 140 160

F

6-2

155

F

6·1 5-10 5-11 6-3 5-8

175 150 160 165 160

POS

G F

F F

Adam Lazar

G

Tom Morelook bate Gresham Chuck Holmes

F G

Ted lignt

Antwan Mack Steven Nash Gabe Robinson Vemell Rogers Shawn Smith Craig Thompson Damian Williams

G G

c c

G

F

6-4

1/'5

6·1

165

Vr

.'

,:;

10

"i"

10

_.,

10 ''

I)

f~:

10 ;10 . ',,c;.'

10 10 10.

10 10

SchedUle DecemUer: 6-Mt. Healthy; 7-at Colerain; 10,0ak Hills; 13--Winton Woods: 20c--Harrison; 2627-'-at River City Classic.

Janua1y: 4-Mariemont; 1Q------a1 Northwest; 11at Moeller; 15-Western Hills; 17-at Hughes; · 24--at Mt. Healthy; 2s-.:.-at La Salle; 31-at Win- --. ton Woods.

February: 1-at Bishop Brossart 4-at Harrison: 7-Northwest; 11-atAiken; 14-Hughes.

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January: 3-at Anderson; 6-at Oak Hills; 9-at :;; ~-""

Turpin; 25--M!. Hoal!hy; 28--Aiken; 31--atTaft

February: 4-Anderson; 5-at Felicity: 7-Amelia; 1o--Georgetown; 11-Western Brown; 14-at Woodv,iard.

I

1_ 1 1 I

. !_ ~

17--at Ross: 19--Walnut Hills; 28--Fairfield.

11 11 1{ 11 10

Schedule

I

Schedule

December: 3-Tatt; 6-at Waln_ut Hills; 1G-La Salle; 13-Harriso~1; 17-Westem Hills; 20-at Hughes; 27·28-Mount Healthy Holiday Tournament. ~ January: 7--:----Colem.in; 1G-Winton Woods; ·17at Northwest; 24-\\lalnut Hills; 25-at Glen Este; 28-at Oak Hills; 31-at Harrison.

February: ·4-Hughes: 7-a1 Winton Woods; 11-Lakota; 14-N\Jrthwest.

Name

Volpenhel~(('l-20)

G

G-F

HI 6-2 6-5 6-8 6-2 6-1

Schedule

Schedule

JayWal!her

1>- Coach: Sam

F F G G

Rapheal Glover Mike Sanders George Howard JUstin lvey

11 11 11 11

~HARRISON

11

Pos G-F

Emory Oglelree

11

Roster ~"- •Caacl\: Craig t'itazz.alo.(45-41\

I>- Coach: David Lumpkin (80-51) ;lJ 1>- Last season: 10-11 (7-3) ~>- Top returning players: Pierre Wooten I>- Outlook: The addition of Derricki Miller, a 6-9 transfer from lakota, is the !

1 ingredient needed· for the Warriors to challenge for the league title. "We return three starters and should have a balanced team," Lumpkin said. "The team has size, speed and experience and could challenge for the league championship." Players to watch include Pierre Wooten, Brian Hooten, Tim Baumgartner, Emory Ogle· tree and Justin Franklin.

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Randy Limes

Keith Atable

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enced teams that will be vasll¥, improved. · Mount Healthy returns Quentin Smith and Edward Thurman; Harrison; has a veteran team that will featur\f; Nick Elrod, Joe Toney and Chris.

Ruther. ··

Coach: Kevin Wentz (9-)2) I>- Lastseason:9-12 6 ~>- Top returning player: Chris Ruther. _, 5 ;; 6-2 (14 ppg, 10 rpg) .

I>- Outlook: Once the doormats of the Shd1 ~>- Outlook: The Owls turned the corner QCC-W, the Wildcats are beginning to, C U last season and should be a contender. emerge as a team to watch. Second-yea/!;!

November: 29--at Sl. Xavier, 8 p.m.; 30-at Quentin Smith is back along with Edward -Coach Kevin Wentz started three sopho~·,~ ~~!:',;:.~;~:_at Middletown: s-at Oak Hills; Thurman and Keoair Sheridan, but coach mores and a juniol last xear and this strate-.d Ralph Lee must 1111 two vacancies created gy should_ pay off lh!s season, Chr!s,~ 7-vs. Lexington Catholic at uc·s Shoemaker.

12::15 p.m.; 13-Withrow; 17-Dayton Colonel by graduation. "We have good quickness Ruther! Nrcl< Elrod, ~o_e Toney, Davrd;, ·-::> Wh•~;2()-a!WestemHIIts. :. ____ . ___ d· ,c . . _, · .... --- Sebasttan,_.!ay_Phillip~_and_--Zach: __ _ _,,...cJanuary:-4'-'-f1uoer Heights wayrle,1l p.m.;7=- · - ·.an deeentcdepth,-J;;ee,saldc-Butwe haVe·· ·aonkowsKi -will lead-an experience-a-n · ·' Taft, 1()-ColeraUl, _14-Wonton Wo~ds.18--at a very young bench and a whole lot of squad that cbuld challen e f r th rtl •\ Hughes, 24--0ak Holls; 28--at Glen cste, 31-a1 inexperience at the varsity level " . . g 0 e I e. ·.-<.. ;··

Scott Nelson

10 10 10

How the Queen City ConferenceWest coaches rank teams in their league, with first-place votes in parentheses and total points: 1. Hughes (4) ......................... 33 2. Winton Woods (2)., ............ 27 " 3. Mount Healthy ................... 25 4. Harrison ............................. 19 5. Northwest .......................... 15 6. Walnut Hills ..........................? ,

Rosier Name Anwar Cooper Larva Harrington Abe Hutchinson Scott Keys DeAndre Bamer David Bready Brian Curry SeanHa:mon Nate Harris Josh Lewis

Roster , There is no surprise here. Woodward was picked to win the confer, ence, just as it has been every season it has been in the Queen City Conference-East.

The Bulldogs have won 15 or more games each year for the past 1 0 years; ihey have a 195-41 mark over lhatspan.

Maurice Williams (12 ppg, 8 apg), a recent signee with Miami University, VJill- be the catalyst, and seven experienced seniors also return. They all have exceptional quickness.

Anderson has one of the QCCE's

In order

December: 6-Win_tor1 woods; 11-at Wyoming: 13--al Northwest; 2b-Mt. Healthy; 21-tv\:Je!!er.

1 January: 3-Withr<Jw; 7-Western Hills; 10-at Harrison; 14-at Taft 17-Watnut Hills; 18-Alken; 21-a1 Winton WoQZJs; 28-at Western Hills; 31Northwest.

February: 4-at Mt.. Healthy; ?-Harrison; 14-at Walnut Hills; 15--<;;.t Dayton Jefferson; 18-al Be_echwood.

Roster

Roster Rudy Duvall

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The conference coaches must be , scared of Springboro senior Cain Doliboa. The coaches· picked the Panthers to successfully defend their title 'even though they lost air but two letterwinners.

Doliboa, last year's player of the year in the FAVC who has signed letter-of-intent to attend the University of Dayton and. play basketball, averaged 22 poif1ls and 10 rebounds a game last season.He. may need better numbers this season for Springboro to win •the conference because Kings and 'Mason should both challenge.

IW~ order How the Fort Ancient Valley Conference coaches rank the wams in their league, with firstplace votes in parentheses and total points: 1. Springboro (5) ...................53 2. Kings (2) ............................49 3.· Mason ................................45

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and district championship team. Six of the 12 varsity players tor Springboro are sopttomores, including point guard Chip Jam<JS. Coach Troy Holtrey has one mow-in, senior guard Bennie Hill, who starllld for Carlisle last season.

1> Coach: Troy Hoi trey, 6th year (68-42) 1> last season: 21-4

·,ll> Top returning player: Cain Doliboa (22 ppg, i 0 rpg) '11>- Outlook: Dciliboa and Pat Steele are :the only returnees from last year's FAVC

CainDoliboa Pat Steele Benny Hill

Mat1 Stonecash Jon Shouse ChrisBe!lar Rod Johnson Chip James Tyler Anderson

David Benseler

Ht

WI

Yr

e-6 e-2 G 5-10 F e-2 F 6-<l G 5-7 . F · 5·11 G 6·1 c 6-0 G .6-1

185

12

190 155 165 180 140 150 165 175 170

12 12 12 11 11 11 10 10 10

Pos G

F

Jason Flischel Corey GUUJvan

ChadWelday Josh Laurence

1

Adam Feldmeyer

1

Chris Britton JonAnthony · Scott Caparso

1

Matt Burge Kevin McClung Rob Mitchell Jason Roudabush

1,..

F

G G G G F-C G

WI 165 210 165 180 1e0 150 160 175 190 165

Ross.

Matt Tudor

Phil Atwell

F

190 140

HI WI Yr 6-6 200 12 6-1 200 12 6-<l 180 12 6-5 250 12 6-3 215 . 12 6-0 140 12 6-2 ·1eS 12 6-2 1es,, .11-" · !i 6-1 150 11 6·1 160 '11 6·2 180 11

Brandon.Ycst

11 10

F·C

-6-4 6-0 6·0

The Cincinn~ti Enquirer I Craig Ruttle

Chad Welday is a three-year starter for Kings. He averaged 16 points and 10 rebounds a game last season.

170 180 170

~~>- Coach: Rob Blanton, 17th year (202-

1

Shiloh McQueary Marcus Quevedo Shawn Dameron Travis Neff Justin Stone Paul Whitaker

F

G F

G G G G G G F F

Wt 170 190 160 180 175 160 150 160 1eo 160 150 190

January •; 3-;-:-at. Little Miami; ~~ Turpin; ?.,....

GOshen: 1 1()-:.Wifm,ngton; 11-K1ngs; 21-Ross;.

24-at Springboro; 31-at Norwood.

FebruarY: 4-at Edgewood; ?-Little Miami; 11-at Goshen; ·~.4-:at Wilmington.

Chris McVey

11>- Outlook: Jason Blevins and Shawn

Mike Craig Josh Kelsey Dennis MaddiX Jim Wilkerson Quillan Short Jeremy Trentman Nathan Williams Trent Ingram Brian WHkersori Josh Foreman

Asher (10 ppg) are the only returning starters - or Jetterwinners - from last year's team.

Robert snxton Carey Sc:hmidbauer Matt WilsOn

Yr

12 12 11 11 11 11 11 11 10 10 10 10

~ Coach:

Bob Thiemann, 4th season

143) (35-31) ~ Last season: 15-7 (9-5) .,_ Last season: 9-13 .,_ Top returning player: Kevin Barnhill 1>- Top returning player: Greg Feix (9 ppg, 7 rpg) (14 ppg, 4 apg) ll> Outlook: The Panthers will be as good ll> Outlook: Greg Feix and Matt Bangen, as Kevin Barnhill maJ~esthem.Jhe 6-1 ..· .. a 6-1 guarc, are the returning .starters for senior is an ss:percent shootei'from'!Tie :· - the Rams;-who r!lturn three other letterwinfree-throw line. ners. They Wlil.lead a team that goes 10 players deep.

November: 3D-loveland.

December: 3-Lebanon; 6--at Kings; 1Q-at Ross; 13-Sprfngbaro; 1Nt Finneytawn; 2Q-NarWood; 28--Aeuding.

Coach: Reggie Hall, 2nd year (2-18) 1>- Last season': 2-18 (1-9) 1>- Top returning player: Jason Blevins (15 ppg) .

Pos

· Ht 6-1 6·2 e-3

Wt 1eO 190 170

12 12 12

5-9

170

12

G

6·3 6·0

180 160

11 11

G

5·8

150

G

F F G

F·G F

F-G F

G G F

Yr

11

6·1 6·2 6·0 5-11 5·9

200 185 170 160 150

11 11 10 10 10

6-2

185

10

Schedule

Scheilule

November: 29-Waynesville.

December: 3-Madeira; 6-at Springboro; i 0Goshen; 20-at Wilmington; 27:-at -Lebanon; 28---at Clinton Massie.

January: 3-Mason; 4-vs. Kings at UC's Shoemaker, 8:30 p.m.; 7-at Ross; 1a-Norwood; 17-Springboro: 21-at Goshen; 24-at Kings;

Oecemb@r: 3-New Richmond; 6-N01woOd; 1Q-at Utile Miami; 13-Aoss; 17-Turpln; 20-a.tKings; 27-at Blpnchester.

January! .:}-Wilmington; 7-at Mason; 1o--5pring-

boro; 1.pat CNE; 17-,at NoWiood; 21-Little Miami; 24~at Ross; 25--Milford; 31-Kings.

February: 4-at Westem Brown; 7-at Wilmington; 11-Mason; 14-at Springboro. ·

5-9

5-11 S-9

I

28-Bellbrook; 31-Wilmington.

February: 4-at Loveland; 7-at Mason; 11Ross; 14-at Norvvood.

Roster Pos

Ht F 6-1 c e-4 c 6-4 G 5·9 G 6-1 G . 5·10 G 5-11 G 6·0 F 6·4 F e-1 F 6·4

Name MattVangen Pat ~.rmontrout Greg Feix David Willsey Kris Su;z Eddie Bosse

Andy Buttertleld -Tyler Minges Adam Freeman AaronZboril Brandon Richardson

WI 170 170 235 160 155 160 155 185 175 185 190

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

Schedule November: 29-at Taylor; 3D-at Preble Shawnee.

December: 6--at Wilmington; 1o-Mas on; 13at Goshen; 14-Harrison; 2Q-Springboro; 27Edgewood.

January: 3-at Norwood; 4-Finneytown; 7-Ut· Ue Miami; 1o-at Kings; 17-Wilmington; 21-at Mason; 24--Goshen; 31-at Springboro.

February: 1-at Northwest; ?-Norwood, 14Kings. · .

11>- Outlook: Cassidy Chroust, the team's

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Pos

HI

F G F

6·4 s-o e-4 e-3 e-o

F

WI 155 110 200 200 190

Yr 12 12 12 12 12

G G

5-10

135

12

G F F G

6-5 5·11 6·3 6-3 6-11

200 170 170 190 155

11 11 11 11 10

c.

Billy King Rodney Abbott Rob Wei~

Name Marcus Barr ! Logan Brooke · I Justin Clarke Salih Williams ! An1hony Stewart

I

''

l Josh .Day I l

Hezie Rollins

Cassidy Chroust Donyo Frisco Curtis Dixon Jay Rueger Clinton Adkins

Pos G F

G F G F F F

·G G G

HI 5-9 6·1 e-3 6·1 5·10 5-11 6·3 6-1 5·2 5·9

5-11

WI 165 160 175 1eS 155 160 1eS 150 120 130 150

Doug Zeigler Randy Stremme!

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

F c

c

5·11 6·3 6·1

195 200 210

"" Top returning player: Billy Hammond (9 ppg)

Roster

11 11 11

Name Marc Minshall Bill Hammond Dave Scars Tony Taylor Chad Vordemesche NickBumett Nate Bouldin Mike Bums Josh Manning Bob Meagher Jess Felir

Schedlllle

November: 29--Greenfield McClain; so-at Hillsbora.

Decembor: 6-Ross; 10-at Springboro; 1~Nor* wood; 2o--Little Miami: 21--Giinton Massie; 28-at East Clinton.

January: 3-at Goshen; 4-at lynchburg; 7_;_J(ings; 10-at Mason; 17-at Ross; 21-8pringboro; 24-at Norwood; 31-at Little Miami.

February:. 7--Goshen; 8-Miami Trace; 11-at Kirgs; 1~ason.

Steven Hartley

ll> Outlook; Norwood is small, with. a pos-

sible. starting lineup of 6-3 J.D. Foust, 6-1 Dave Sears, 5-11 Marc Minshall, 5-10 Mike Burns and 6-0 Billy Hammond.

Schedule Pos G G·F

HI 5·11 e-o F e-1 C-F 6·2 c 6·2 c e-4 G e-2 G . 5-10 G e-o F 6·1 C-F 6-0

WI 150 175 170 1e0 190 190 170 165 1e0 155 155

Yr 12 12 12 12 12 12 11

11 11 11 10

Name · Orin Preston Josh Patrick . Matt Durham .Mike Jennings Steve Gallett . Jarett Young

Toby Cahall

Nathan Cahall Chris Cooper Brandon Becraft Marcus Paeltz

Matt Cahall

Pos

Ht 6·3 G 5·8 F 6·1 F 6·4 G 6-1 G 6-1 G 5·11 F 6·1 G 6·1 G 5-10 F 6-0 G 6-2

c

Wt 190150 175 205 185 165 170 175 170 165 175 175

Roster

Yr ·

12• 12 12 12 12 11 11.

11 11 11 11 10

Name Greg Con'?r Donnie Calidl!i'_._ Shawn Vilvens

ChadWilhcff ChrisWrlgt>1

Dereck Duckworth Nathaniel Guy Neil Kamphaus Todd Cooper Eric Kidder Kevin Unk Brett Puckett

Schedule November: 29·30-Pepsi Toumame"nt.

December: 3-------at Fayetteville: 6-New Aichmend; 10-Felicity; 13-Wil!iamsburg; 17-at Blanchester. . January: 3-Eastern Brown; 7-.:.at ftethei-Tate: 10-a.t Western Brown; 14-at Ripley; ·17-.:·Hil!sboro; 21-at Feycity; 24-at Williamsburg; 2s-:-at West Union: 2a-:-cNE; 31-Bianchester.

February: 7-Bethei-Tate; 1()-at Glen- Este; 14-at loveland.

Being the defending champions must count for something in this conference. Georgetown won it last season with a 12-1 record ~nd edged out Bethel-Tate as the favorite this year.

"Our. big strength will be our guard play," third-year coach Jerry Underwood said.

Mike Jennings, a four-year starter, returns along with junior Jarrett Young and Toby Cahall

11> Coach: John Patrick, 2nd season (614) 11>- Lastseason:S-14 (3-10) ll> ·Top returning player: Greg Canter 11> Outlook: The Tigers won zero games iwo years ago and six last season. The goal this year IS to be .500.

Roster

Gary Shepherd

Pos F G G F G F F F G c ·c G F

HI 6·0 5·9 5-11 6·1 S-8 6-<l 6·1 6-o 5-10 6-4 6-5 6-<l 6·2

Wt 150 iso 155 160 150 1eS 170 155 145 200 175 165 190

Yr 12 12 12 12 12 12

. boro; 1~1 Bethel-Tate.

~Coach:

23) 1> Last season: 8-1'4 1>- Top 'player: Garth Collier ~ Outlook: Only one starter and two players return from last S€mson. Quickness may be the best attribute of this team.

Eight seniors should help the Rockets.

Garth earlier, Ryan St~wart and Jeremy Fishback should lead the team. · ' ·

November: 29-Northwest; 3D-at CNE. December: 6-at Goshen; 1Q-Kings; 13-at Wilmington; 17-Gien Este; 2D--at Mason; 21-at Harrison. .

January~ 3-Ross; 7-8Pringbor0; 1G-at Little Miami; 11-at Indian 1-.lill; 17-Goshen; 21-at Kings; 24-Wilmington; 31-Mason.

February: 1-Turpin; 7-at Ross; 11-al Springboro; 14-uttle Miami.

Name GarthCarlier Jeremy Fishback Nick Gilkison .Ryan Stewart .Tony Sutton Adam Tudor Jarrod Woods Gregg Crearner Mike Kirk Mike' HoUsh Dan Sydnor

11> Coach: Mark Brackman, 1st year 11> Top returning player: Rusty Burns 11>. Outlook: Brackman must convince these players they can win a game cir two Jf

12 11 11 11 11 11

Felici1y; 17-GNE; 20-at Hillsboro; 26·27-at

New Richmond Tournament.

January: 3-Batavia; ?-'Georgetown; 1O-at Williamsburg; 17-Loveland; 21..,....a_t Blanchester;, 24-at Felicity; 31-at Western Brown.

February: 1--.:...a.t Batavia; 5-Deer Park; 7-at Georgetown; 8--:-Dixie Heights; 11-Willial'!lsburg; 14-New Richmond.

Nate Cofo Todd Bannel!

Jacob Howland Larry Schi!dmeyer

Pos

F

c c G F F G

G G F

c F

G

Ht

Wt

Yr

6·1 180 6·2 185 6·6 180 5·11 165 6·0 180 6·2 180 e-3 165 6·0 1e0 5·8 165 e-3 185 6-5 210 6·2 165 5-8 150

12 12 12 12 12 12 12 11 11 11 11 11 1({ .

Schedule November: 30-at Mason. · :, 1 December: 3-Taylor; 6-at Felicity; 1D-Hills- 1 boro; 14--Ciinton Massie; 17-at New Richmond; 20-Williamsburg; 27-vs. Turpin at CNE, 6p.m.; 28-vs. Anderson at_CNE, 6 p.m. ,,_, ..

January: 7-Westem Brown; 10-at CNE: 17- .. at Bethel-Tate; 21-at Hillsboro; 24-Bianchester; 28---at Kings; 31-New Richmond.

February: '4-Little Miami; 7-at Western Brown·;:

11-GNE; 14--Georgetown.

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How SBC-National coaches rank the teams in their league, with first-place votes in parentheses and total points: i. Georgetown (2) ....................... 17 2. Bethel-Tate (1) ................, ........ 15 3. Felicity-Franklin (1) .................. 12 4. Williamsburg ............................ 11 5. Blanchester .......................... :.... 5

Pos G F

F F G G

F F G

G F

Yr 12 12 12 .. ' 12 12 ·.12 12 17Cf 12 5-8 150 11 6-1 '155 10 6-2. 160 10

Ht 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-3 5-10 5-11 6-1 6-1

Wt'

185 185 180 175 155 155 190,

1>- Coach: COllin Climer, i st year 11> Outlook: r:~rst-year coach Collin Climer's task is io.qet his team's juniors ready to make a run ;Jt the title next season. Dallas Mulvaney and Chad Smith are the only two players returning who played significant minutes last season.

Roster .

Name Chris Gillespie Greg Goins Doug Pennington

Jeff Eberle Chris Leeds Mike Baker · Rusty Bums Chad Hamilton Alan Ledford Brandon Mabe

Tyler McCollister Jason Dye Pos

Ht

Wt

Yr

PG G

5-8 5·11 5-8 6·1 e-2 6·0 6·2 6·0 S-7 5·5

160 180 150 230

12 12 12 12 12 11 11 11 11 11

G

c

c

F 'G·F F G G

220

155 165 220 140 130

· f' c

6-3 6-4

190 230

11 10

AlexWehrum Bob Sandker Justin Taulbee Josh Davidson Zach Hetterick Brian Jennings Joe Broadwell Steve lanham Jim Watson David long

Pos

HI 5-9

G F G

::5-11

G.

c F c

G

F

F F

c

6·2 6-1 6-2 6-2 6·4 5-'10

6-0 6·1 6-1 6·2

Yr

185 "12

·i2

165 165

:~1

165 11 200 11 210 11 225 11 185 11 190 11 200 11 205 11 200 ·10

Schedule

November: 29-at Clinton Massie.

December: 3-:-0eer-Parfl:: &-at Hillsboro; 1G--at Bethel-Tate; 17-Georgetown: 21-Garlisle; 27Gosllen. .

January: 4-WayneSvilte; 7-a1 Williamsburg; 1~ Felicity; 17-Ciennont Northeastern; -18-At East

November: 29-CCD. December: 6-Loveland; 10=:-a.t Georgetown;

Clin1on; 21-Bethei-Tate; 2~t Loveland; 25-East

Roster ,

Jake Moe!l Jim Mountain Wes Massengill Eric Boshears Mike Foster Greg Foster Barry Wallace Joe Aukerman 'Ryan Conover

Pos

Ht

Wt

Yr'

c G G

6·3 6·0 6·0 e-2 6·2 6-4 e-5 5-10 6-3 5-8 6·0 e-2

185 195 170 200 175 175 175 150 160 140 160 170

12 12·· 12c

F F F

c G F G F

F

1:('

12" 11 11 11 11 11 , ' 11 11.

Schedule November: 29·30-a18rown County Pepsi Classic vs. Fayetteville at Georgetown.

December: 3-Ripley; 1o-at Clermont Northeastern; 13-New Richmond; 17-Hillsboro;

20-at Felicity.

January: 7-at Loveland; 1o-Georgetown; 14Lynchburg Clay; 17-Williamsburg; 21-Giermont Northeastem; 24-at New Richr)'lond; 2s:- . at Hillsboro; 31-Bethei-Tate.

-· · February: 1-atAmelia; 4-Gosh'en; 7-Loveland; 11-at Glen Este; 14-at Blanchester.

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ll> Coach: Jim Dyer, 23rdyear(142-129) .,.. Top returning player: Kevin Dunn .,.. Outlook: The smallest school in the league rnay have smallest team in league.

Having six seniors will help, though.

Roster 'i Wt'

Schedule

Clinton; 28--at New Richmond; 31-at Georgtown.

February: ?-Williamsburg; 11-at Felicity; 14Westem Brow ·

1>- Coach: lim Cook, 5th season, {50-57) ll> Last season: 14-9 (8·5) ..,. Top player: Theo Baca (12 points and' four assists) .. , 11> Outlook: This team is going ·to surprise. a lot of people. Three starters who averaged in double figures last season- Theo Baca, Shane Ogden {10 ppg, 7 rpg) and Sam Dunn (10 ppg)- from a team that went to the districttournament. ·

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ll> Top returnii1g player: Dallas Mulvaney

Roster he wants any success out of this team.

That and play defense: .Roster is loa~ed with sophomores and a few juniors, so Brackman's work is cut out for him.

Six-foot-3 forward Jason Armbruster (center) is one of five varsity players returning from a New Richmond team that won nine of 21 games last season.

Sam Dunn Thea Baca

13-at Bethel-Tate; 14-CHCA: 17-al Williams· burg; 2Q-Western Brown.

January: 3-Fayetteville; 7-a.t Batavia; 10-at · Blanchester; 15-at Indian Hill; 17-at New Richmond; 21-Georgetown; 24-Bethei-Tate; 28-

Willlamsburg: 31-at CNE..

February: 1-at Seven Hills; 5-Gien Este; Hillsboro; 11-Bianchester. .

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Joel Albright

Shane Ogden

Npvember: 30-Notwood.

December: 3--at Amelia: 6--;.at Williamsburg; 7-at Mariemont; 10-Weste.-.n Brown; 13-at Hillsboro; 17-at Bethei-J'ate; 27-Anderson; 28-Turpin. · January: 7-at New Richmond; 1o--Loveland; 14-Goshen; 17-at Blanchester; 21-at Westem Brown: 24--Hi!lsboro; 25---at Batavia; 2B--at Georgetown; 31-Felicity.

February: 7-New Richmond~ 11-at LOveland.

Chad Smith

Schedule .

T.J. Taylor Brent Jarmichi GarthDunge Chris ScheUin

Na·me

Schedule

Name Dallas Mulvaney

1~

December: 7-at Turpin; 1a-Blanchester, 13-

Name Andy Patterson Steve Camp Brad Henderson Greg Carplnello

'GeOrQetd;.;h;'-.

oec·embe(ilai-·GaSheih: '6-at iQ-Wi!liaffisburg; 13-atWestem Brown; 17Loveland; 2G-at CHCA: 2&-27-at Ohio River Classic.

January: 3-Amelia; 7-CNE; 1o-at Hillsboro: .17-Felicity: 21-atAnderson; 24-Wcstenl Brown; 28--Bianchester; 31-at Loveland, February: 4-St. Bernard; 7-at CNE; 11-Hills-

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ll> Coach: Jerry Underwood (30-13) 1>- Last season: 16-5 (12-1) 1>- Top returning player: Mike Jennings 11> Outlook: Mike Jennings, Jarrett Young and Toby Cahall are good shooters. Guards will be ihis team's strength.

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Schedule

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11> Coach: Ja9k Bouldin, 3rd year (6-36) · ll> Last season: 1-20

leading scorer last. season, and Justin Clarke are the Hurricanes' only seniors but everybody is back from last season.

Roster

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Roster Name Aaron Whitt Ryan Coslett Tim Duncan JasOn Armbruster, Matt Ramsey · Brian Lotz Brian McMonigle

Roster Coach: Bennie Carroll, 4th year (19-48) ll> Last season: 7-15 (6-8) !'> Top returning player: Cassidy Chroust \12 ppg, 4 rpg)

Hillsboro (3) ....................... 17' Loveland ............................ 1.6.

New Richmond (1) ............ t5 Clermont Northeastern ....... :B: Western Brown .... :............. "6

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1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

11> Top player: llm DuGJcan, 4.2 points, 3.9 rebounds.

11> Outlook: Two start~rs and five varsity players return. Still, pla.yers_such as Tim Duncan, Jason Armbruster and Steven Hartley could give other teams trouble.

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How the SBC-American coaches rank the te<'lms in their league, · with first-place votes in parentheses and total points:

1>- Coach: Joe Moon, '~th season (34-51) ll> Last season: 9- i 2 ('5-8)

Schedule

1i>

HI 5·10 e-4 5-10 6·11 6-0 6·0 5·8 5-9 e-1· e-O 6-4 e-1

-~

F G G G

Yr 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 11 11 11 10: •.

10-a! Loveland, ep.m.; 1::;......cNE; 14--Green-

Roster

Pos G

F F F

WI '160 160 '160 210 235 160 190 210 175 145 160 155

field-McC!ain; 17-at West~~m Brown; 2GBethei-Tate; 21-at.Miami Trace; 28-Eastem Brown.

January: 1Q-New Richmcnd; 11-Purcell Manan; 17-at Georgetown; 21-Loveland; 24-at CNE; 28-Westem ~rown: 31-at Williamsburg.

February: 7-at Felicity; B-at Greenfield· McClain; 11-at New Richr:.:1ond.

Name KevinBamhill J.P. Williams

Name Shawn Asher Jason Blevins Steve Chung Matt Smallwood Shawn Rogers Rob Meyers

G

HI 5-11 6·0 5·10 e-2 6·5 5-9 e-8 6-3 6-2

Nove!mber: 3Q-Wilmingtc,~1.

December: 6-BI.iincheste;r; ?-Washington CH;

starters: Jeff Stanaford, T.J. Moore and Steve Schumacher. Mason also returns three rnore letterwinners and should get some IJelp from players on last season's 14-6 junior varsity team.

(18 ppg, nine rpg) ;~~>-Outlook: The Comets return three

G

e-4 5·8

G

Schedule

Novemller: 29-at Turpin: 3D-at Lebanon.

Decemjlcr: 6-Mason; 1G-at Norwood; 2QGosherl: 2.7--Gien Este; 28--New london.

January: 3-at Springboro; 4-at Little Miami, 8:20 p.m.; 7o::"""at Wilmington; lG-Aoss; 14--Anderson: 17-at Mason; 21-Norwood; 24--Little Miami; 28--lovelarJrl: 31-at Goshen.

Februai"Y: ?-springboro; 11-Wilmington; 14-at

Coach: Greg Richards, 2nd year (13-8)

G

G G

Pos

Schedule

,~~>-Last season: 13-8 (10-4) . .~>-Top returning player: Jeff Stanaford

Pos G·F G·F F c c G F G.

Name lim Davis Rusty Herdman Chad Dresbach Kevin Byers T.J. Turner Mike Alber Trevor Walker Neal McKenzie Nathan Hawk Dwayne Carruth Ryan Richey Shaun Evans

In order

Roster

Roster

the top players on a tall, experienced team.

The returning Knights should get help from 1 some players from last year's 16·4 junior varsity team. Junior guard Jason Roudabush could be key because the Knights have had problems with turnovers.

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

205

10 10 10

11> Coach: Mike Ferone, 12th year {21616~ . .,_ Lastseason:9-13(6,7) · ll> Top Player: Brad Henderson, 19.6 points, 8.3 rebounds.

1> Qutlook: The Tigers have eight players returning, including si~ who saw a lot of playing time. Th.e Tigers have decent size, but speed and quickness are a weakness. 1

14---G~;.~shen.

Nick Wr)Ods Brian Boroff

HI 6-1 6·5 6·0 6-5 e-0 5·11 e-o 6·1 e-o 6-2 5·11

155 175 155

ll>. Coach: J.R. Mober·ly {1st season) 1> Last season: 20-3 (i 3-0) 11> Top player: T.J. Turner, 15.5 points, 9.7 rebounds. · 1> Outlook: The lndia:1s will be strong with T.J. Turner, Tim Davis (4.4 points, 3 assists), Chad Dresback (eight ppg, 70 percent free throws) and Trevor Wal.ker in · the lineup.

Schelllule

Roster Pos G G G C·F

6-3 6-1 6-2

depth and size may challenge for tile conference title.

December: 4--Carlisle; 6-Uttle Miami; 10-Wilmington; 13-at Mason; 2G-at Ross; 21-at Franklin.

January: 3-Kings; 4-at Valley View; 7-at Nor~ wood; 1G--atGoshen; 11-WestCarrol!lon; 17-at Little Miami; 18-Waynesville; 21-at Wilmington; 24-Mason; 31-Ross.

Februnry: 4~ebanon; 7-at Kings; 11-Norv~ood;

11> Coach: Mike Stevens, 5th year (48-36) rio- Last season: 16-5 (11-3) 1> Top returning players: Chad Welday (16 ppg, 10 rpg) 1> Outlook:. Chad Welday and Niclc Woods are both three-year starters and

Name Brad Schmidt

G F G

Seth Doliboa

Roster Name

rr~~i~~!:,·::::::::::::::::::::::::~~

6. Ross ..................................22 7. Norwood ............................ 17 B. Goshen .............................. 12

Conference coaches· picked Hillsboro and Loveland as the favorites · this season.

Hillsboro was 13-0 last season in the SBC-A but has a new coach in J.R. Moberly. The Indians made it to the district finals last s'eason to complete a 20-3 season.

Trevor Walker, a 6-8 senior, and T.J. Turner, a 6-5 senior, will be tough to handle for Hillsboro opponents.

Loveland retums Brad Henderson, who averaged 19 points and 8.2 rebounds a game last season.

New Richmond, which finished a disappointing fourth last season, has

?-

Name Wayne Wheaton Ben Vaughn · Nathan Bainum Steve Parham Kevin Dunn

AdamAn.>Jine Roy King

G

c

G F G G

F

F·C F·C

Cllris Hollins Greg Poole

RobSipple

Pos

'

G

Ht 5-10 6·3 5·9 6-3 e-1 5·6 ·e-o 6-2 6-2 6·1

WI 160 175 150 180

•eo

130 200

1e5 170 200

Yr

12 12.

12 12 12 12' 11 11. .· 11 .

10'

\Schedule

'b~fSmber: 3-Batavia; 6-CNE; 1G-at New RicJllPnd; 13-a.tGeorgetown; 17-Feficify; 20-al?~efand; 27·28-at Ripley Tournament.

January~-;~--Bianchester; 1D-Belhei-Tale; 14-.. at Fayettevii/7-at We~temBrown_:;:t-at :Batavia; 2 ~~etown, 28-at FeliCity; 31- ,; ::,:~:

Hillsboro.

February: 4-Suni~\;::-at S.~anchester; 8Fayettevllle; 11-atBeth~te. ·

CINCU1NATI HILLS LEAGUE The power in the League has changed this season. Finneytown, Deer Park and Reading should challenge for the top spot.

Finneytown appears to have the edge with standouts Andy Stamper and 11ante Fain returning along with a well-balanced group of seniors and juniors.

-Deer Park and Reading won't make it easyfor Finneytown.

Returning starters Eric Hyrne and Ken Anstaett will lead a Deer Park team that has decent height and depth.

Reading will challenge with Steve

In order

G C·F · G G G G

Andre Adams Bryan Buck

Ray Coney Tiante Fain

Shane Hartley Kenh Mills

c

Joe Rfes

Andy Stamper

F G F F

Michael Brissie Rickey Bryant

Nathan Miekley

HI 5·10 6·2 5-9 6-0 5-11 5-10 6'3 6-6

6-Q 6-3 6-2

WI 170 200 165 155 150 150 150 200 160 165 150

Roster Name Carlen Pittman Terry McGee Brent Fox Ryan Fleming Kurtis Carter Chris Rewnegarbe Nick Monday Jason JohOson _ Dan Berkemeyer

tin's team has great balance with seven players capable of scoring in double figures. Tiante Fain and Andy Stamper should lead the scoring. Others expected to contribute include Bryan Buck, Keith Mills, Shane Hartley, Andre Adams and Rlckey Bryant.

F G

MattWamm Phil Sweet

Roster .Pos

.,; Last season's.record: 5-15 (3-11) ~ Top returning player: Carlen Pittman (12 ppg, 8 rpg) 11> Outlook; The Cowboys appear to have enough talentto finish in the top half of the CHL, but they must prove it.

First-year coach Rex Parker has four returning veterans: Carlin Pittman, Ryan Fleming, Richard Hall and Brent Fox.

Fletcher, Craig Nolte and B.J. Ross.

(16 points, eight rebounds) ... Outlook: It's been a number of years ,since the Wildcats were piCked to win the •league title. However, coach Dennis Mar-

Name

In order

II> Coach: Rex Parker (73-52)

How the Cincinnati Hills League coaches rank the teams in their league, with first-place votes in parentheses and total points: 1. Finneytown (1 )................ ,..47 .

2. f)eer Park (2) .....................39 .

2. !'leading (2) ........................ 39 4. ·Madeira (1) ........................36 5. Wyoming (1) ............ :......... 33 6. Indian Hi11 ...•.........•....••...••.. 31 7. Mariemont ..•.......•.....•....•... 18 8. Taylor •........••...•...••.........•...••9

1>- .Coach: DenAis Martin (65-110) 1>- Last season: 14-9 (8-6) 11> Top returning player: Adam Stamper

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

6-4 5-6

175 130

Matt Mefford Richard Hall Chris Carter

Schedule

31-Reading.

November: 30-St. Bernard.

February: 4-at Talawanda; 7-at Mariemont; 12-Taylor; 14-at Deer .Park.

December: 6-lndian HillS; 7-Lockland; 13-at 14-Mason; 18-Reading; 2D-at ~at

Brian Key

assistant under Craig Mazzara at Amelia for two seasons, will stick with a man-toman defense and rely on returning starters Eric Hyrne and Ken Anstaett to anchor the offense. The supporting cast is also strong with Tom Moorman, Seth Land, Steve McGraw and a group of promising . juniors.

Jon Young

Pos Ht WI Yr G 6-0 175 ' 12 175 12 6-2 G·F F-C 6-5 210 12 F-C 6-5 210 12 G 5·10 160 12 G-F 6-0 190 . 11 G 5-10 160 11 F 6-1 215 11 6-3 195 11 F-C 6-o 165 11 G·F

G 5-11 G 5-11

170 165

11 11

(17 ppg) 11> Outlook: The one-two punch of Joe Collinsworth and Josh Cooper carried Indian Hill last season, and the Braves could contend this season with some added assistance. from Lakota transfer Keith Whitson.

Roster Name TreyHerre Joe Collinsworth

Keith Whttson Andrew Hill

Trey Ely

Schedule

Josh Cooper Walter Davis

Novembor: 29-CHCA. December; 3-at Blanchester; 6-Reading; 7-New Miami; 11...-GleQ Este; 13-atMariemont; 18-Taylor;

2o-atlncllan Hill; 28-at Seven Hills.

TadOeBord

a-

Brenden Flood Bryan Walker

F G

c

WI

Yr 12 12 12

SamipPatel Joe Harrison

11>-

Pos Ht Wt G 6-3 175 F 6-3 180 c 6-4 225 F 6-1 175 G 5·10 165 c 6-4 205 6-5 200 c G 5-10 155 G 5-11 170 G 5-8 140 F 6-1 180

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

Coach: Mike Mueller (406-199)

1>- Last season's record: 1i-11 (8-6) I> Tcip returning player: Tom Kril;!:er (1 0

ppg, 8 rpg) .

1>- Outlook: Although the T,Birds appear to have the tallest team in the GMC, injuries to starting center Tom Kritzer (6-1 0) and Jeff Losh (6-2), will be tough to overcome

Roster Name

11 11 11 11 ' 11 10 10

Tom Kritzer Jason Reynolds Chad.Champion Mike Leeper Aaron Hurst JeffLosh Jimmy Lallathin Deanza Duncan Rob Hayes MaHMoYer Mark Black

.

November: 3D-Landmark.

December: 4-Seven Hills; _6-at Finneytown;

· B.J. Ross Craig Notte .:-Rob Watson

Ht

Pos

F F .

. Wt

6·1 200 6·3 200

20-Deer Park.

January: 3-at Reading; 8-Madeira; 10Mariemont; 11-Norwood; 15-Felicity: 17Finneytown; 22-at CHCA; 24-_at Taylor; 29-Wyoming; 31-at Deer Park.

February: 7-Reading: 12-at Madeira; 14-at Mariemont.

Vr

F F

6-2 6-3

175 175

·Pos

Wt

Yr

6-2 170 6-3 185 6-3 180 6-3 .180 6-2 185 6-1 ·175 5·5 160 6-5 210 6-4 165 6-1 175

12 12 12 12 12 12 12 11 11 11

HI

c 6·10 225 12

F-G F·G F F F-G G G F-C F-G G

G F

Eric Wade John Purdom

November: 3o-at Lockland .. ....,. ~: -Il~~~bo;;._9.;-:-,.PH___CA..0_~..a!-_D_eer -~~~~~~4?h:;­ ~ ·JI-'i ·Bertififd; -1'~Sdeira; 1~t Landrriark:· 1B-at- - · ' Ffnneytowri: 20-Wyoming; 28-at Mason.

175 \ 12 January: 3-lndian Hill; B-at Mariemont; 1D-Tay150 \12 lor; 22-Deer Park; 24-at Madeira; 25-Cincinnati 160 12 Christian; 2s:-Ffnneytown; 31-at Wyoming.

165 11 Februaly: 7-at Indian Hill; 12-Mariemont:. 14-at 150 11' 150 11 \ Taylor.

._j:~_:::29_9__...)2.

__ C

Nick Baltimore 'Gary Rahe · Martin Pe1ske

· F · 6-2 .G S-10 F 6-3

Steve Fletcher

G

Jack Lemmon

G 5·10

Doug Konrad

G

6-0 5-10

(\.()

6-1

Travis Casteel MattDuming

Andy Gray

Juan Heater

Coach: Jim Reynolds (130-98).

1>- la$t season: 22-3 (13-1)

, 1!>;, Top returning player: Aaron Mackris (5 ppg) . ·.

10-. Outlook: The Mustangs lost four of fiye \

· ~oster

Steve Wellinghoff Mike Eckstein Lou HeUebusch Jersmy Burch Brian VI/heeler

Chip Morgan Brian Gratsch Ken Fields

\ Jon Newbr:rry

Pos

HI 5-8 5-10 5·8 6-Q 6·1 6-6 5·8 6-1 6-5 6-5

G

G G G G F-C G G F·C F-C G

6-0

WI 150 145 140 140 170 210 145 170 205 180 150

JeffVamer Spencer Bischoff Rob Hendricks ·Adam Merten Dan Startsman Adam Weissman Joe Campo Mike Dever Chris Fox Josh Kacher Jason Mondy Joel Shimp

' \

Name Aaron Mackris Matt larson Chris Goldschmidt

MattMI!Ier

starters from last season's CHL championship team. Senior point guard Aaron Mackris, a three-year starter, leads a team that features sophomores Ken Fields and Jon Newberry with senior Mike Eckstein.

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

G

6-1

155

10

\

Schedule D~Ce-~bs:r; 3--at UHfe Miami; _6-Wyoming: 11Lockla:nd;13-at Reading: 18-Marierl)ont; 2o-at.

Taylor,.2&-....St. Bemard.

·

1>- Coach: Dave Bauer(17-15) 1>- Last season; 11-1i (6-8)

p.m.; &-!itlndian Hill: 11-at CCD; 17-at Wyoming; 18-at CHC~; 21-NCH; 24-Reading; 25-finney· town; 29--at ~ariemont; 31-Taylor.

February: 7-ll.t Deer Park: 12-lndian Hill: 14-at Finneytown.

Yr 12 12 12 12 12 12 11 (

November: 3D-Oak Hills.

December: 6-at Lakota; 7-vs Columbus Westland at UC's Shoemaker Center; 13-at Milford; 17Princeton; 20-at Lima; 27-Middletown; 28-St. ·· Xavier.

January: 3-at Fairfi~!d; 4-Lakota; 1o-at Hamilton; 17-Mi!ford; 21-at Amelia; 24--3.t Princeton; 25Columbus Bishop Hartley; 31-Lima.

February: 1-at Middletown; 7-Fairtleld; BMoeller; 14-Hamilton.

during the early part of the season. Chad Champion, a transfer from Hamilton where he started for two years, will fill either a guard or forward position. He will be joined

by Jimmy Lallathin and Deanza Duncan in the starting lineup. "Our strengths our senior leadership, team chemistry and balanced scoring," coach Mike Mueller said.

11

11

11

t1 10 10 10 10 10 10

·

Meadowdale; 31-at Sycamore.

February! 1--:-f-tamilton; ?-Middletown; 8-Tole-

do Rogers; 14-<lt Milford.

Coach: John Smith (313-157) Last season: 17-6 (11-3) Top returning player: Keith Boyd Outlook: The Big Blue graduated its' entire starting lineup, so they will rely on.

Keith Boyd and Alex Mignery, their only experienced players. Boyd and Migneri, should get some help from the players who were on an 18-2 junior varsity team lasf season.

11> 11> 11> 11>

Roster Pos F-G F·G

Name

G G G

NlckWhtte Dan Hutzelman

5-11 5-11 6-2

165 165 180

Jawn Downing

Alex Migne.Y Brent Zellner·

11 11

10

' c F-G

c c

Deron Bowling

Schedule

Bobby Brooke Mal! Hubbard

November: 29-Winlon Woods; Decemi?f!r: &-Sycamore; 13-a_t Lima; 17-Middle·

Wallace Morris

town: 2()-Hamllton: 23-Falrfield; 26'30-AI Beech

Eddie Tanner Seth Morris

Ball Classic, Myrtle Beech, S.C. JanuarY: 3-Milford; 4-at Sycmnore; 1D-Princeton; 17-Lima; 24-at MiddletOWl\; 25-0ak Hills at UC's Shoemaker Center, 31-at f-tami!!en.

February: 1-at Fairfield; 7-at Mutord; 11-at Mount Healthy; 14-at Princeton.

Brandon Phillips

G G

F·G G G

c

Andy Mignery Schedule

Ht 6·4 6-Q 6-3 6-3 6-4 6-3 5·10 5-10 6-0 6-Q 6·2 6·4

Wt Vr 185 12 182 12 I 200 12 . : 156 12 .

155 11 183 11 143 11 1€5 ·11 175 11 1€5 11 165 10 210 10

.

- November: 3D-Springfield South.

December: 3-at Elder; 6-at Fairfield; 1~at Mid~.f.elown; 14-Dayton_Patterson; 17-M~Ifo-rd; 20------at Laltota; 27-Lima; 28----at Western H1lls.

January: 3-a! Princeton; 1 D-Sycamore; 11-

team faltered during the early part. of its schedule. As a result, the Indians will field an experienced team that will be led by Brad Barnett, a 6-5 center who averaged 20 points and eight rebounds the second half of the season.

Geoff Glazier

F

6:5

185

11

John Mack

C

6-8

240

11

Pat Compton Adam Ward

G

6-3

F

6-4

170 190

Lakota.

February: 1-at Lima; ?-Princeton; 14-at Sycamore.

I

11> Coach: Bob Nocton (1st year) 11> Last season 13-1 0 (7-7) 11> Top returning player: Patrick McNeal:

10 10

(5.5 ppg, 4 rpg) 1 1>- Outlook: Despite losing four starters,: _De_cembe!: 3-0ak. Hill<;; 6-::fi~mirton; 1o-at High-_ ~.JitS\:¥."1,ar.coach _I;I.C)b)'locton js_optlmistic.: . _ llmds:oa-rt>rtnceton; T7~1:rma~2o=at:MIItoiil; · · ·"This isn'f a rebuilding· year because we';· 23-at Lakota: 3o-Dayton Dunbar. h f. · 1 h ' January: 3-Sycamore; 10-at Middletown: 14-at ave IVe returntng payers W 0 were on1 Talawanda; 17-Princeton; 21---,at Winton Woods; the team-last season," Nocton said. "Wei .

24-at Lima; 31-vs. Milford at UC's Shoemaker lack height, which Will hurt US rebounding~ Center. bu1 we have grea t qutc · kness and a very_ February: -t.akota· -at sycamore· -colerain· 1 7 11 14-Middletown. ' ' ' compe!Hive group of kids."

Schedule

.:

Roster Coach: Paul Andrews (172-112) 11>- Last season's record: i1-11 (7-7) 1>- Top returning player: David Routt (1 0 ppg) First-year. coach Paul 11>- Outlook: 11>-

Andrews inherits a team with four returning starters. David Routt, a 6'5, 200-pound senior, and Rico Rolland, a 6-8, 202pound senior, can dominate on .tlie inside, and Vincent Harrison runs the offense.

Name Bruce Curtis

Pat McNeal Jerrnaine King

Brittany Walker Ke~h Goldsmtth Scott Miller

Karlos Mack Ben Nichols Nick Kohlhas

Roster Name Rodney Carlisle Rico Rolland Dennis Hines Preston Watkin Joe Neighbor

Schedule .

January; k--vs. Deer Park at UC's Shoemaker, 7

Pos Ht Wt G 5-11 150 F 5-11 210 G 5-11 150 5-9 .140 ·G F 6-3 195 F 6·2 150 F 6·1 175 G s-o 175 F 6-1 155 c 6-3 250 G 5-11 175 G 5-B 135 G 5·8 . 140 G 6-1 170 F 6-Q 150 F 6-2 180 F 6-2 175

-

1a-at Findlay; 24-at Fairfield; 25-at Dayton

Schedule

Coach: Pat Hif)es (194-132)

Roster Name

Schedule

Fairfleld: 17-Middletown; 18-at Dayton Mead-

Outlook: With three experienced playPos HI w1 vr ers (Andy Gray, Matt Miller, Rob He·nBrad Barnett c 6·5 195 12 dricks) returning, the Warriors may be bet- _ Du~Musselman . · G 6-2 160 12 -~ .. lerclhan·theirraflklng:•Ftrstcyeil:r·dooch •Par-:; .,~sr~,,Potte~ger···..., .~. G-- ~,· 6•2o=-r165~·.--tJ!e· · · . . •. . ·. . , . .

Todd limmer G 6-o 150 12 Htnes sa1d the team lacks expertence, s1ze Kyle Browne G 5-11 165 12 and depth b\.tl has been good offensively in Scott Sander G 6-.'l 170 12 the preseason Ben Yelm G 5-a 145 11 · Matt Robbins G 6-.'3 170 11

- -, llflli<{Geli~:i·-~ .-. ~- .-c~... 6-5 .. 2os·. ·• 12

Yr 12 12 11 11 11 10 10 10

owdale; 24-at Milford; 28-Winton Woods; 31-

~

Schedule

12 12

VII

November: at Toledo St. Johns. ,December: 6-at Princeton;.7-Marietta at Ohio University; 13-Lakota; 17-.-at Fahiield; 20-_ Sycamore: 27-at Hamilton.

January: 3-at Middletown; 4-Toledo St. Francis; 1D-Milford; 11-Ptinceton; 17-at Lakota;

.

II> Last season: 12-9 (9-5) · 11> Top returning player: Andy Gray

11 11

Lewis Shine Deandre Manley Irving Johnson Andre Horton Dean Rice Sheridan Freeman

a

Todd Niekamp

11>- Top returning player: Brad Barnett (20 · ppg, 8 rpg) 1>- Outlook: Coach Dave Bauer went with an all-junior lineup last season after his

~

Pos HI G 5·10 G 5-10 G 6-1 G 5-6 G 5-10 G 5-6 c 6-3 c 6-2

Keith Boyd

~;

Schedule

They return three starters, including Steve Fletcher, Craig Nolte and B.J. Ross. "We also have good overall quickness and some good shooting guards from the junior varsity team/' coach Rich Bensman said.

"But •.. we a.re not big on the inside."

Craig Cromer Ryan Faellr

December: 6-at .Taylor; 7-CNE; 13-Deer ·Park; 1B-at Madeira; 2D-Finneytown.

January: 3-at Wyoming; 4-at Walnut Hills; B-

Daryl Daniels

Reading; 1o-at lndianHiii;.17-Taylor; 18-Har~ rison: 22-Turpin: 24-at Deer Park; 29-

Marcus Harris

Pete Bradley

February: 1-at Anderson; 7-Wyoming; B-at Bishop Bro'ssart; 12-a1 Reading; 14-lndian Hill.

Vincent Harrison Aaron James David Routt

Madeira; 31-at Flnneytown.

Pos G

c

C-F G-F G G F F G G F-G

HI Wt 5-a 142 6-8 202 6-5 195 6-Q 195 6-0 165 5-9 155 6·3 195 6-3 195 5·10 175 6-Q 175 6·5 200

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

Greg Tomlin Jon Stone Ahmad Lewis

G G-F F

E\'-6 64!

[\,:2

135 160 175

Kevin Aldridge Larry Gates

11 11 9

BiUJohnson

Pos G

c c c

G G G F

c

G c

c

HI 6-0 6-5 6-4 6·3 5-10 6-Q 6-0 6-3 6-3 6·1 !, 6-2 6-4

WI 162 190 180 170 165 170 175 194 185 170 175 205

Yr ·.

12 12 12 12 12 12 12 11 11 11 11 10

Schedule December: 3---"Aiken; !>-at Milford; 10-at

Schedule December: 3-St. Xavier: 6-Lir)ha; 10-at Millard;

13-Fairtield: 17-at Sycamore; ~O-at Middletown; 27-28-at Mt. Healthy Toumamenlt · January: 3-Hamilton; 1o-at La~kota; 11-at Lima; 17-at Fairfield; 21-at Coleraili~; 24-Sycamore: 31-Middletown.

February: 1-Milford; 7-at Hat~i!ton; 8-at Oak

Hills; 11'--at Elder; 14-at Lakota.

Princeton; 13-Hamilton; 14-Trotwood Madison; 17-at lakota: 2G-Princeton; 2?-at Sycamore; 28-lemon Monroe. ; Ja·nuary: 3-lima; 10-Fairfie!d; 11-Milford;

-

J

17-at Hamitton; 18-at dayton Belmont; 24- _.·. -

Lakota: 31-at Princeton. . ·-; ~· February: 1-Sycamore; ~Franklin; 7-at ~

Lima; 14-at Falrtield.

.

.

Roster Coach: Scott Williams (1st Year) II> Last season: 8-12 (5-9) 11> Top returning player: Jeremy SmHh (7 ppg, 4 rpg) II> Outlook: The Yellowjackets will rebuild this season under first-year coach Scott Williams. Although the roster has five seniors, only Jason Wood and Jeremy Smith earned varsity letters last season.

11>-

c

'F

HI 6-4 6·1 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-0 5-9 6-3 6-1 6-4 6-3 6-0

Roster

Although the Aviators lack a big inside player, they have excellent outside shooters and deep bench.

"The team has a great attitude and chemistry and has become very unselfish," coach Wally Vickers said.

13-Taylor; 14-at St. Bernard; 18--at Wyoming;

Name

I•

Pos c G G c F G G

Terrance McDaniel lan Schneider

January: 4-vs. Madeira at UC's Shoemaker; Finneytown: 1D-at Wyoming; 22-at Reading: 24Mariemont 29---at Taylor; 31-lndian Hill.

February; 5-at- Bethel-Tate; 7-Madeira; 12-at Finneytown: 1~Wyoming.

:II>' Coach: Righ Bensmen (74-56) :"" Last season: 12-9 (7-7) :~>- Top returning player: Steve Fletcher (16 ppg) . . :~~>- Outlook: The Blue D~vils may quickly ~urface as th.e team to beat in the CHL.

I

Brian Lawhon WesBrown Mike Fox Adam Knecht Nick Westfall Jason Faust David Friedman Scott Cutter

11> Coach: Dale Haarman (61-47) 11> Last season: 8-14 (3-i1) II> Top returning player: Joe Collinsworth

· ..

11>-

Roster Name

Ross; 8-at Deer Park;

Deer Park; 14-Madeira.

Sean Schnlfer

_Brian Mahady Mil(e Montgomery Bill Moore

(13.2 ppg, 5.9 rpg, 4.2 apg) .Outlook: Senior leadership will be one of the keys for an Aviator team that is picked to successfully defend its GMC title.

February: 1-<~t North College Hill; 7-<~ITaylor, 12-

Roster

A.J.Beach

1>- Last season: 18-5 (12-2) 1>- Top returning player: Brian Lawhon

1'1...:..at Landmark; 17-at Indian Hill; 24-wyoming; 25-at Madeira; 29-a.t Reading: 31-Mariemont.

ppg, 4.8 rpg) 11> Outlook: The doormats of the CHL during the past few years, the Wildcats appear to have enough talent to make a run for the .title. First-year coach Doug Brown, an

Steve McGraw Charles Adkins

I!> Coach: Wally Vickers (57-75)

Mariemont

January: 3-Taylor;

ppg) ' 11> Outlook: Because of the success of the Spartan football team, basketball coach Dick Heath will go with a make-shift lineup the first several weeks of the season. At least three and maybe four football players are expected to start, but Heath isn't sure if · they plan to play basketball. As a result, Heath refused to speculate on the season;

Ternll Thomas

DeCember: 2-Ry!e; 6-at Madeira; 9-at Westem Hills; 11-HugheS; 13-Finneytov-m; 18-lndian Hill: 2D-at Reading.

January: 3--Mariemont; B-at Taylor: 10-Deer Park; 11-Northwest; 17-Madeira; -24-at Finneytown; ~7-Anderson; 29-at Indian Hill;

11 10

11> Coach: Dick Heath II> Last season: 8-11 11> Top returning player: Jim Morris (12

Name Jim Morris

Wyoming;

11>. Coach: Doug Brown (1st year) 11> Last season: 14-6 (8-6) 11> Top returning player: Eric Hyrne (13.2

Seth Land

Pos HI WI ·Yr c 6-5 250 12 G 5-11 155 12 F 6-4 230 12 F 6-4 190 12 F 6-3 170 12 G 5·10 150 11 F 6-4 160 11 G 5-5 140 11 G 6-0 170 11 c 6-4 220 10 G 5-11 .160 10 G-F 6-1 180 10

Schedule

·.

Name Tom Moorman KenAnsfaett EricHyme

The word was out on Sycamore as . early as July. Outstanding play in several summer leagues prompted fellow .

How the GMC coaches rank the GMC coaches to pick the defending teams in their league, with firstconference champion Aviators as the place votes in parentheses and team to beat. total points: Coach Wally Vickers, who's built 1. Sycamore (5) .....................60 Sycamore into a power, will field a 2. Lakota (2) ..........................49 senior team that includes three-point 3. Fairfield (1) ...................... .47 specialist Brian Lawhon and the inside 4. Princeton ...................... :•.. .45 duo of Wes Brown and Mike Fox. 5. Lima ...................................34 · Lakota could challenge if several key 6. Hamilton ............................ 26 players, most notably Tom Kritzer and 7. Middletown ........................23 Jeff Lash, recover from injuries.

8. Milford ................................ 12 T nansfer Chad Champion, a two-year proven forward. starter at Fairfield, ·gives Lakota a

Pos Ht G 6·1 BrianWa~man Jason Wesselman G 6-Q Jason Wood\.

G·F 6·2 6-3 c Jeremy Smith \ F 6·4 La~ Stokes , _ Todd Hetz ', G-F 5-11 Matt Kiefer G 5-6 \ ScottKravs '{-G 6-2 Shawn Walker G 6·0 Geoff Manuel G 5'10.

Namll,,

WI 170 160 180 195 212 160 152 200 160 185

Yr 12 12 12 12 12 11 11 11 11 11

.

David Metzner Jake Mullins

G-F G-F

6·1 6·1

160 160

11 10

Schedule November: 29-Ross; 30-at Harrison.

December: 3-at Loveland; 6-Mariemont; 11-

Anderson: 13-at Indian Hill; 18-at Deer Park; 20Madeira.

January: 3--at Finneytown; 8---Wyoming; 1 O-at Rea~ing; 17-at Mariemont; 24-lndian Hill; 290ear Park; 31-at Madeira.

February: 4------at Cincinnati Christian; 7---Finneytown; 12-at Wyoming; 14-Reading.

Roster Coach: Ernie House (7-36) 11>- Last season: 4-18 (0-14) .

11>- Top returning player: Jeff Gatch 11>- Outlook: Although the Eagles won't be a contender for the GMC championship, they should be a vastly improved team.

"For the firsttirne in many years, we will have several players with varsity experience," coach Ernie House said.

11>-

Name Mike Bridges Jeff Gatch

Nick Gavey Woody Hawkins Kevin Thomas Kevin Mel! Marty Skidmore John Van BenschOtGn Keith Bacher

Schedule Pos G-F G-F F G-F G G G G-F G

HI 6-0 6·2 6-2 6·2 6·0 6·0 6·0 6-3 6-0

Wt 150 175 180 175 150 150 155 180 155

Yr 12 12 12 12 12 12 11 11 10

November: 30-at Lemon-Monroe.

December: 3-at Glen Este; 6--fvliddletown; 1oPrinceton; 13-Sycamore; 17-at Fairfield; 27-28-at

Mt. Heatthy lbumament.

January: 3-at Lakota; 10-al Lima; 11-at Middletown; 17-at Sycamore; 24-Hamilton: 25--at Goshen; 31-vs. Fairfield at UC's Shoemaker Center.

February: 1-at Princeton; 7-Lakota; 11-afAnder·. son; 14-lima.

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COLLEGE

BASKETBALL

entucky routs yracuse The Associated Press

ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Derek Anderson scored a career-high 25 points as No. 8 Kentucky turned the rematch of last April's NCAA championship game into a Iaugher with an 87-53 rout of No. 12 Syracuse on Thursday night in the Great Alaska Shootout.

Jamaal Magloire added 16 points for the Wildcats (1-1), who handed the Orangemen their worst loss in 33 years and the worst loss ever under coach Jim Boeheim.

Otis Hill had 17 points and .a game-high 16 rebounds for the Orangemen (1-1). Syracuse forward Todd Burgan, playing while appealing a seven-game suspension imposed for viol(!ting student conduct rules, scored 3 points.

Magloire, Jared Prickett and Ron Mercer each pulled done eight rebounds for Kentucky.

The Wildcats gave Syracuse the thrashing expected last April, when Kentucky won the national championship .with a 76-67 victory over the Orangemen.

While that game was much closer than expected, Kentucky's suffocating defense and crisp passing had the Orangemen on their heels from the outset this time.

Leading by 22 points at halftime, the Wildcats _pushed their lead to 38 points late in the second half, long after most of the starters had been pulled by Kentucky coach Rick Pitino.

Kentucky took the lead for good three minutes into the' game on Nazr Mohammed's layup, which ignited a 21-7 run over the next six minutes that put the Wildcats in control.

The Orangemen closed to 32-24 with four minutes left in the half before Anderson made consecutive 3-pointers and Edwards and Mer. cer hit jumpers ih a 10-0 run.

Anderson was 4-for-6 from 3. point range and finished the first half with 17 points.

Kentucky's full-court press forced Syracuse into 13 turnovers in the first half, and the Wildcats' ·defense continually had the Oran. gemen making poor shot selections.

Syracuse made only 1 of 11 3-point attempts and shot 30 percent from the field.

Women P.. North Carolina State 104, Syracuse 69, at San Juan, P.R. - Jennifer Howard scored 31 points and Chasity Melvin had 28 to lead 13th-ranked North Carolina State to a. victory over Syracuse.

Howard didn't go to the freethrow line once all night in amass~ ing her game-high point total which included 9 of 16 3-point shots. North Carolina State virtually had the game won in the first half, leading by 57-38.

Pacers end home losing skid The Associated Press

REQUEST FOR BIDS The Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority hereby re~ quests bids for the following: 1.

Diesel Fuel (7/1/97 1o 12/31/97). 2. Radio 1'ower Si1e Management Services (RFP).

3. Miscellaneous' Bus Parts.

Bidding instructions, specifica-

tions, and contractual terms

and conditions for bids may be

obtained from the SORT A ProM curement Department, 1401-B Sank Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 45214, telephone (513) 632M7623.

Bids must be submitted at the times and dates as specified in the bidding instructions.

SOUTHWEST OHIO REGION· AL TRANSIT AUTHORITY. 12833 42737 NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION Pursuant' to Ohio Revised Code section 1701.87, notice ls hereby

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whose .principal office ls in Cin·

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the Secretary of State of Ohio on December 5, 1996.

11727 41044 LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

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condud a public hcuring on M_onday, December 16, 1996 at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers at the Loveland City Half, 120 West Loveland, Ohio, 45140.

The purpose of this hearing will be to provide the public an·op· portunity to comment on the

foJ~s1 1 nf~ ;:ts:bli~g6 ·!9 S~e[i~i ~Ianning District located east

of Rlch Road and west of Wil· son Street, formerly known as

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bl/itles requiring special accomM modatlons who are participatM ing in or wish to aftond this , hearing should call 683-9000 ' seven (7 J days in advnnce so that arrangements can be niade. Gerald L. Stoker, Direc-

to:v~fa~~~lding & zo~iffso7~'foj{

PUBLIC HEARING The Zoning Board of Appeals for the City of St. Bernard, Ohio wDI hold a Public Hearing on

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Chambers, 110 Washington Av~ enue, St. Bernard, Ohio. This hearing pertains to rear yard Setback ReSJulafions for a proM posed addihon to be located on the property at -5519 Vine Street. The reason for this

41, of Book 540). The proposed zoning amendment would facilitate construction of three buildings containing a total of 22, two bedroom condominium units and three detached garage structures. The amendM ment application is on file at the Delhi Township Department of Development services, located at 934 Neeb Road, Delhi- TownM ship, Hamilton County, Ohio (Cincinnati, 45233) and can be ·reviewed between the hours of 9:00 am. and 5:00 p.m. on regular business days tor at least ten days prior to the public hearing on this application. As responsible tor 9iving notlfica-

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rector Dept. of Development Services.

38825/37901 LEGAL NOTICE Grist, Sheila 3378 Amberway Ct. Cinti, OH 45251 #138 Lamps, 'Bedding, Couch, Dressers, Clothes, Boxes, Microwave; Chadwick, Johnson 13048 Sund· ance Ave San Diego, CA #153 and 268 Furniture, Boxes, Chairs, Tables. The above men· tioned are hereby notified that their goods stored at Northgate UMHaul Storage will be sold at public auction on 12/13/96 10:00 AM. The UMHaul Center Is fo· cated at 9178 Colerain Ave. CinM cinnati, OH 45251. · 10896 34753 RESOLUTION 84·1996 Soard of Trustees springfield Township, Hamrlton County, Ohio. ADOPTING A GENER· AL SNOW EMERGENCY AU· THORIZATION PROHIBITING PARKING ON TOWNSHIP STREETS DURING SNOW EMERGENCIES. WHEREAS, a genera! show emergency au· thorization for pur.foses of reg-

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emergencies is necessary to protect the health, safety and welfare of residents in this arM ea; and WHEREAS, regulation of parking on township streets during snow emergencies is necessary in order to expedite dearing and/or treating of snow or ice upon township streets by township vehicles; and WHEREAS, such authori~ zation and regulation is permitted bY Ohio Revised Code SeeM tlon 505.17 and Section 4521.02; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF SPRING· FIELD TOWNSHIP, that: SeeM tion 1: Parking during a snow emergency, as defined herein,

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and the real property tax values for the current year have been revised. These v;;~lucs are now open for public inspection in the Office of the Auditor.

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By order of the Council of the

5560/32281

NOTICE TO BIDDERS Revisions .to Existing HVAC System For The Municipal Building. Sealed bids will be reM celved bY the City Manager of the City of Fairfield, Ohio, at 5350 Pleasant Avenue, until 3:00

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1996, for REVISIONS TO EX~ !STING HVAC SYSTEM FOR THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING, at which time and place all bids wfJI be publicly opened and read aloud. The Contract ·Do cuM ments, which indude the oufllne specifications and plans, may be purchased at the City of Fairfield Construction Services Division, 5350 Pleasant Avenue, Fairfield, Ohio at a non·refund· able cost of fifty dollars ($50.00). The documents are titled REVISIONS TO EXIST· lNG HVAC SYSTEM FDR THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING. Each bid must be accompanied by a Bid Bond for one ht,mdred percent ( 100%) of the amount of the bid submitted, or Cernfled Check or cashiers Check for ten percent (10%) of the amount of the bid submitted, unless otherwise specified. Bids cannot be withdrawn for a peri· od at ninety (90) days after the bfd opening. All work must be completed within nlnety (90) calendar days after the· lssuM ance of Notice 1o Proceed. The

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to correct or waive irregular!· ties in bids should it be deemed in the best interest of the City 1o do so. Cheryl A. HiiVert, City Manager, City of Fairfield, Ohio.

30470/30799

IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING PUBUGATION OF LEGAL NOTIGES Legal Notices may be

are posted in accordance with Sect10n 1, Paragraph c of this Resolution, is prohibited. TrafM fie control devices indicating the existence of snow emer-

ordered by mail or in per-

township subdivisions at rocaM tions to be_ determined by the Township Road superintendent. For_ purposes-of this Res· olution, a snow emergencr. is hereby defined as a cond1tion existing in all or parts- of the townshiP whereby snow - has accumulated .to· a depth of three of more inches upon township streets and creates a condition requiring snow reM

Monday fer Wednesday

from and after two hours fofM lowing the declaring of a snow emergency by the Township Road superintendent, TownM ship Administrator, or PresiM dent of the Board of Township Trustees, and by making of an announcement of ·such emer~ gency to the focal news media, requesting that the local news media announce that such an emergency has been declared, specifying the hour the declara-

When submitting copy please indicate date(sJ no·

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son. Notices cannot be re· ceived by phone.

Release Deadlines for re·

ceiving copy is 3:00 p.m.: Tuesday fer Thursday Wednesday fer Friday Release Deadline is Noon: Thursday for Saturday and sunday Friday for

Monday & Tuesday ' Proof deadlfnes are two 1 ~~~~:!~~e~?s~ ~;~e~~~~~~i:~ ~?v1~u~ki~g~~~~r-~rh~~~~: days in advance of release sessments made by tho De· hicfes. A. The provisions of this partment of.Taxation of Ohio, Resolution shall be In effect deadlines. will be heard by the County Board of Revision. Said Board. beginning immediately, will

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tration Building, 138 E. Court St., Cincinneti, Ohio, unfll all business is finished. BOARD OF REVISION, HAMIL TON COUN· TY. OHIO. DUSTY RHDPES, HAMIL TON COUNTY Al!DI· TOR. November 28, 29, 301 DeM cember 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, 1996.

2598!}21@ NOTICE OF PUBLIC SA~E The following Items will btl ofM fered for public safe to the highest bidder on Dec. 7th at 9:00 A.M. 1990 Dodge Shadow 2 door,-. white Soria! #183XP44K1LN266231. Torms of Sale: Cash. Items may be· sold in units or parcels. snUer reserves the rfght to bid ond the right to re[ed any and all bids. Prior. to tije date of sale, arrangements may be made to

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hours of 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. 37204 39666 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SAL!: The following items· will be ·otM fered for public.sale to the high~ est bidder on Dec. 7th at 9:00 A.M. ·A 1985 Mazda RX·7 2 doorMwhite. Terms of Sale: Cash. Items may be sold in· units or farcels:Sefler reserves 1

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the dafe of sale, arrangements may be made to inspect tills

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to 5:00P.M. 39377/39664 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE BY order of the Secured Party, the following property of Ron Poor is located and will be of.. fered at Public Sale at TransM mart, Inc. 355 Corporate Ct., Fairfield, OH 45014 on 12/06196 at 3:00 P.M. 11em<sl 1o be sold are: 1990 Peterbilt 378 S/N lXPFOB9X8LN2S9502. lnspec·

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quiries may be made to the Associates Commercial CorpoM

a~:~o'&~:;nno~~ M~~;pve!'c'~~. cinnati, Ohio 45249. Phone num· ber (513) 677·8700.

1408 394:18 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALEBy order of the Secured Party,

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fered at Public Sale at

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If submitted In person; bring to the Cincinnati Enquirer Advertising Counter on the third floor at 312 Elm Street, Oncin·

nati, Ohio.

If' submitted by mail, send to: The Cincinnati ,Enqul·rer

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lg porch, appx 1 acre. New turn., ale, wins. & roof. 488 Kaldy St. 591,500. 528·2474.

FAIRFIELD-3 BR ranch, 3 BA, 1865 SF, tam rm, bsmf, deck, 2·car gar, lg. ct~l~de·sac lot, 5540 Mesa Verda. 829-5429 FT THOMAS-Panoramic river view. Superior qual Own/Agt o, Cull & Co. 441-3070 GLENDALEM·Assume no quali·

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executive home. Gorgeous park·like cul-de-sac lot. Only 117,500 dn, S2275/mo 244·0142 GOLF MANOR

SELLER FIMANGING

2 Bdrm brick/ 1 car garage.

Quiet area. Small but roomy.

New Windows. Full basement. Some cosmetic work needed. 168,900. 829-2916 HITE OAK--2 story, 4 BR, 21J2 BA, FR, rec rm, patio, fenced yd, all new mechanics/winM dows, ·3 car gar. 574·0417 • Audrey Meyers Real Estate HYDE PARK-'1 lam. or 2 lam.

Total rehab in '91: new kits,, BAs, furn., Ct A, elec., winds,, vinyl~ sldi"(.. Modern decor. ~~~.o~l8i -~~l:ge .. owner.

CRESCENT PARKMMYes, it's still possible to purchase an extremely nice 48R, 2 full ba home, on a quiet cuf·de-sac, in a convenient location for less than SBS,OOO .. For sale by owner, call331-1690.

FT THOM·New const. Many lac. Your pians or ours, views, 130·300,000 own Agt Bid, 0 Cull & Co 441·3070 FT THOMAS-3+ BR, 1 full-1 112 SA, WBFP, hdwd. New paint, kit, roof. exc 'location. move in cond S123,400. 781M7475 FT THOMAS·MOpen Sun l-5.

Fabulous 2 BR, WSFP, hdwd firs, fin bsmt, sunroom. 42 Warren Ct. 1109,000. 441-6896 lndependence-3 BR ranch, lg · eaHn kit, 2 full BA, gorgeous setting-11.2 ac $75,900 371·0221 LAKESIDE PARK--Brick, 3 BR, 1'12 BA, hdwd firs, air, lot 184x75. 1128,000. 344-8441

iJ.i1 Mobile <· .·.· •· · HomeS/LOts PROVE ME WRONG I have 20 house to move by year end. I ·Guarantee Best Deal, Best Price & Best Vala ue. Call 797-4359 or 797·6500

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HYDE PARK 0022421 PRICE REDUCED AGAIN!!

IMMEO. HOLIDAY OCCUP, How about a care-free home instead of renting in a great location!! It's time 2 bdrm, immaculate home w/9 ft.

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NOW!! Call ra1-HOME Ext. 3805 for more details. Deron c. Dawson 474~6767.

RE/MAX Unlimited, Real1ors HYDE PARK/MT LOOKOUT won't last! Walk to either

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& roof. 132B Cryer. $159,000. open sun, 1·3. 232..1927.

Hyde Park--Seller Financing 3 SR/ 1.5. bath, quiet str, fenced yd, will need some cosmetic work, but over all in ~12£s§g~g 29~~9~~ted kitchen.

LANDEN-cuslom 3 BR, 2 ba, huge fin bsmt, 2 car garage, S164,900. App't only 831·5583 LIBERTY TWSP~-By builder, 2•;, yrs new, 3+ BR, 2 s1ory

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868·0404 LOVELAND ..Charming Vic1o· rlan, 3+ BR, lg liv rm, din rm, Lg kit. Under SlOOK. 683·9022

MUST BE OUT BY DEC 1988 Holly Park set up in park, ready to move ln.

Make me an otter. 797M6500.

PARKWOOD 78. l4x70, axe. cond., I oWner, new roof, CA. In nice area of Florence. PatM sy, 606·525·0183 AMELIA-'86 Nashua 14x70, 2 BR, BA w/garden tub, bay

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holder of a vehicle ordered into storage may daim the vehicle upon presentation of proof of ownership, which may be shown by a certificate of title to the vehicle, and payment of all expenses, charges, and fines incurred as a result of the parking' violation and removal and storage of the vehicle. sectlon 2. No persons violating any regulation or order adopted

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tense and no per:son shull be arrested as a result of the commission of such violation. Section 3. Whoever violates any regulation or order adopted

on 12/06/96 at 10:00 A.M. days of Its Issuance will result ftem{s) to be- sold are: 199(! In an additional fine of Twenty Talbert TSDW S/1>1 Five Dollars (for a total fine of 40FL04825T101262l. lnspediOfl S75.00). Failure to pay- said fine may be arranged by appoiril·- within fourteen days of i1s issument. Cash sales only. lnquirie.~ ance will result in an additional may be made to the Associate_~ tine of TwentyMFour DoUars Commercial Corporatiort, (for a total fine of S99.00). SecBranch Manager, at 8845 GoY· tion 4. Fines levied and collecternors Hill Drive Cincinnati, ed under this Resolution shall Ohio 45249. Phone numbf:'r be paid info the Township GenM (513) 677·8700. eraf Revenue Fund. Board of 10433 3942!i Trustees. Gwen McFarlin, Tom LEGAL NOTICE Bryan, Joseph Honerlaw. AT~ CASE ZC. 9·96 TEST: John Waksmundski, The Delhi Township Board ·of Clerk. Adopted at a Regular Trustees will hold a public hear· ~jjJ~'Jff rin November 12, _1996.

7 ing on an application for an umendment to the map of tho ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Delhi TownshiP zoning Resolu- 1. SEALEO BIOS for 1he fur· tion on Wednesday evening, ni$hing of the necessary mateM December 11, 1996 at 7:30 p.m. rials and construction of WAM at the Delhi Township Adminis· TER SYSTEM WELL NO. ~:!~n :o~~.lnfJ~~fa!fgw~ts~~: IMPROVEMENTS, 10 DEVELOPMENT FOR THE 0 VILLAGE OF INOIAN HILL, ~:tTil~~~3~f.un-tr;1s ~~P~~~~g~: OHIO wlll be received by the filed by Patrick Emmett <own· er) and Dan Hafler ( Halfer Homes, agent and optionee),

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Call 521·4800 ASSUME LOAN-l6x80 Patrl· at, 3 BR, 2 ba. Colerain Twp. Must sell. Call 522·1969.

FLM Tavares, Retire. comm., mobile home, fully eqpt, S4500. 1·352·343·6329 Great shape. Perfect starter

TOWNE CENTRE

ALSO APPEARING Richie Ashburn

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BECKETT RIDGE-2 BR 2ba, garage, new appl, walkMln's,

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Amanda Borden Jaycie Phelps FRIDAY 4-6pm . . Marylee Tracy Autographs$12 Sunday 12~2pm Premium Items $25 ..___L_e_e_M_a...:y_c_a_rl.... os_M_ay=--·- - 1

AUCTION:

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The Ski Shack has everything you need for the skier on your Christmas Shopping List.

Choose ski packages from .

Elan, K-2, Rossignol, and Salomon.

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GRAND CAYMAN ISLANDSMTC. 1 BR, poolside suite.

Call 831-3681.

KISSI MEE FLA··Beau1iful Wes1gate condo, 50th wk of yr. Transfer to anywhere In world. Reas. offer. 791-3979.

791 1331

adopted by the Ohio Department of Transportation. D. The Township Road Superinten~ dent, Township Admmistrator, or the President of the Board of Township Trustees may arM der into storaee anr, vehicle

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Townhome. Beautiful, ·new.

Great location. 3 BR,11J2 bath, 1 car gar, numerous UP· grades. Clubhouse w /pool. tte~~~~;~£ 4~~J~~B~\ 1~ Privacy. Immediate occupancreek, ultra ms1r ba1h. 2751o . cy, Main1enance free Jiving.

Wards corner N to Pawnee 5112,000. B29M2916 ~jg~,~,o~ ifV:;:~, fs~1.W r:kt, Eastgate Area-3 BR, Jl/2 BA, equipt kit, 2 decks, bsmf, utlh MADEIRA Ch · 1r d 2 lty rm. Pool & clubhouse. !m· stry wliMbr:,~~~~ bt; up: med. occupancy. Nr 32 & 275. ~~1=~,t~~~k~u;8ti~~a1kM~~t $68,900. 734·3SOO, 734·7511 super convenient location. EASTGATE-·COmmons. Condo ranch, end uni1, 2 BR, 2 BA, ~~~~f ~{. ~~r~~:;g.5a Miami. vaulted ceilings, full bsmt, im~ maculate cond. fmmed. ocM . MILFORD· 4 BR, 2'12 BA, new cup. 576,900. Owner, 752·8824 CA, carpet, vinyl fir. humld1r, Thomas-Lando. 2100 ·sf+ ~;,c lo~·u'f-~ ;:~~g,orcpr ;s~~ FtExquisite 2.5 ba; 2·3 br pain1ed, clean, walking dis~ Own/ Ag1 D Cull Co 441·3070 · LANDEN~MS103,900. By Owner. ~~2~"o:,Ob~~~~i.Wt:fggs CarriageGate, 3 BR, 2V2 SA MILFoRo.. Day Hgts. 3 BR, 1 townhouse, end unit, 2 car BA, lg kit. 1 car de1. Recen1 gar. 631·5542 remod. Newer roof/wind, $79,900. By owner, 575·1428

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Pedretti Road Calso known as parcels 116, 145 & 146, of Page

tice is to appear in the Cincinnati -Enquirer.

Kentllcrw

wooded lo1, 145,500.542.0718 gency will remain in effect for N. COLLEGE HILL-Fresh & a specified period of time or indefinitely until canceled by a clean 2 B.R 2·s1ory. !52,900.

Once you see it, you'll want subsequent ~nnouncement. to Classified Legal to own it! Call for showing, the focal news media by the Road Sup.erintendent, the Advertising Dept.

Boardwalk Realtors. 451·4449 Township Administrator, or the NEW BURLINGTON Presiden1 of 1he Board of 31 Township Trustees. B. Traffic control devices conforming to · Cincinriafi, Ohio 45202 ~;!~~~u0~~ae~:a~i ~t. ~~~ Section 4511.09 of the Ohio Revised code shall be prominently The publisher's liability BR/ 2 bath/ 2 car gar. rmdisplayed· for purposes of en· ;'1~~~8J:" ~~~~i Nice area. forcing provisions of this ResoM for any errors or failure to print legal notices shall be .Norwood·3·5 BR, 2 ceramic ~~!~lni:a~Se~~~~~fst~fs ~~~~~ limited to the cost of the baths & ki1, fin. base, shed, lutionto be posted in five con· Name your terms 242-4245 sp!cuous places in the township first publication of the for a period of. 30 days, and a adverllsement(s).

N2t~~g~~·~;~';;A:~n~:.;;. ~~~s~~Jhl~ R!s~~~~~as~:~l ~~ If you need any additional 10 rms, 3 ba, separate utili· general circulation in the townM tip;p:~~~~o~~~~~i- . ship for three consecutive information, please call weeks. Permanent signs Riving 768-8184; 8:00 a.m. to Price Hill !63,900 G·267 Monday through Incline .dis1r!ct. Nice brk 2 ~~b~i1il~~tcf:J~~n~ ~~~~ie~e~~ ·5:00p.m., Friday.

Fam g~od_ mv~st or· owner

opened af"!d read aloud.

INDIANAPOLIS - Reggie 41, of Book 540 of the Hamilton 2.publlcly fr~i~/Xc~~~~~id:~cJ"~ist~~~t~~ The- proposed work consists Miller got a little help from the "D" Residence District. The ~f :~b~h~~Jb 1 ~n~~~ 1st~~~~'n ~~ Hamilton County Auditor's Tax tress adapter, water m;;:sin, elecbench as the Indiana Pacers ended Plats show Patrick Emmett as ·and apM owner of 351 Pedretti Road trical, pump controls, a three-game home losing streak the 3. The Bidding (Parcels 116,145 & 146, of Page purtenances.

Documents, including Drawings with a 101-83 win over the Sacraand Specifications, are on file at

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cafi891M1380. The City reserves

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Bernard, Gerald R. Wiedmann, Zoning Administration.

6000 40917 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO. DUSTY RHODES, AUDITOR. Notice is hereby given th~t the Hamilton County Board of RevJM sion has completed lts work on

Clerk, City of Silverton, 6860 Plainfield Road, 45236 unt!J 1:00 P.M. local time on December 6, 1997 for the safe of. a 1991 Otevrolet Caprice Pollee Cruls~ er that is no longer needed for any municipal purpose. The veM hide is being sold "as is" with· out warranty. Terms of sale shall be caSh on day of sale with minimum bid of S1000.00.

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Moeller clinched its fourth Greater Catholic League South Division boys' high school basketball championship in the past five years with a 78-68 victory over St. Xavier on Friday night.

Moeller, which didn't shoot a free throw until the fourth qtiar1ter, made 24 of 29 charity tosses in the final quarter to preserve the win.

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MOEu.eR (78~ Welsch 10 3, Dant 6 4 19, Monserez 3 4 11, Ball3614, Rooks 238, Duncen43 11, Hutzel4 411. Totals 2324 78.

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Moeller's dream season continued on Tuesday in the Division I sectional tournament at Miami University's Millett Hall.

Six free throws during the fmal 29 seconds, four by Mike Monserez, gave the Crusaders a 64-56 victory 9ver Harrison on Thursday night in a boys Division I sectional tournament game.

Moeller advanced to the semifinals against No. 1 seeded Oak Hills at 7:30p.m. Tuesday.

Moeller was picked to finish last in the Greater Catholic League South. Why? Four seniors graduated, and three junior varsity players who were expected to contribute decided to skip the season to concentrate on football.

But the Crusaders, starting three sophomores, responded with the league championship and Tuesday's victory.

"This team just finds a way to win," Kremer said after the Cru~ saders rallied for their 13th victory. "Every kid in the programhas found his role."

Behind sophomore Jeremy Duncan's 11 first-half points, Moeller took a 36-27 halftime lead.

But Harrison came on strong with a 15-6 run during the first 10 minutes of the second half to take a.

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Senior Ricky Bell then took over, scoring 10 points down the stretch to clinched the victory.

Another key was free-throw shooting with Moeller making 21-of-27.

"We're fortunate to have won tonight," Kremer said. "I don't think we played with the emotion that it takes to win big games."

HARRISON (56)- Elrod 1 57, Toney 50 12, Ruther 8 5 21, Sebasti!lll 3 1 8, Hull 2 2 6, Phfillps 1 0 2. Totals: 19 15 56.

MOELLER (64)- Monserez3 6 13, Oant 0 1 1, OUncan 4 2 11, Hutzel 2 0 4, Bea 4 2 13, Rooks 4 3 12, Welsch 2 1 6, Fischer 2 0 4. Totals: 21 15 64.

Harrison 15 12 14 15-56 Moeller 22 14 6 22-64 Three-point goals: H-Toney 2, Ruther. M-Bell 3, Monserez. Duncan, Rooks, Welsch. Records: M 13-8, H 11).11.

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• I McNicholas is ranked No. ~in\ The Post's Division II poll of • 1 Ohio area teams. Moeller is : · I ranked No. 7 in Division I. ~ 1 "This was a great win for ~." : said McNicholas coach Jerry·· '.

Doerger. "Whenever a little : school can beat the big school; it':? just a great win." ~ McNicholas took the first ~ quarter by storm and outscor~d the Crusaders 14-3 before the,.. four-minute mark. ~,.

With three three-pointers ,. coming from a perimeter offense, the Rockets were able to keep Moeller in check long ~ enough to end the quarter with a .: , seven-point lead.

"They are a very good team"!that got off to a very good stan, but we didn't get down and wit stayed in the game," said Moet ler coach Carl Kremer. :: In the second half, Moeller':. switched its defense. After miX~ ing a couple of zones in the fiist half, a man-to-man strategy was used. i:

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Division 11-111-IV 1. Roger Bacon (12) ..... ·..... 196 2. McNicholas (2) ............ 134 3. Kings ...... , ............. 103 4. Purcell Marian .............. 94 5. Hillsboro .................. 76 6. Wyoming .................. 66 7. Badin ..................... 56 8. Mason .................... 42 9. North College Hill ........... 41 10. Deer Park ................. 24 Others: Madeira 20, Batavia, Loveland 14, Springboro 13, Seven Hills 12, Little Miami 10, CHCA 8, Western Brown, Reading, Ross, Finneytown 7; Cincinnati Country Day, Summit Country Day 6, Felicity 4, New Richmond, Mariemont 3.

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Jason Grunkemeyer scored 24 points and Ted Fltz had 17 re.bounds to lift No. 2 Moeller to a '67-59 victory over No.4 LaSalle in :the Greater Catholic League Clas~sic at UC's Shoemaker Center Sat; urday night. . The Crusaders, who improved : to 11-2, maintained their lead in · the GCL-South with a 7-0 record. ' LaSalle, which got 19 points and 10 rebounds from forward Dave . Esterkamp, fell 21/2 games behind Moeller at 4-2.

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IJI. Moeller 73, Elder 60 at Moeller - The Crusaders ;ank 15-of-22 free throws in the fourth quarter, seven by Jason GrunkeHowever, the Panthers went to meyer, en route to the victory over a pressing man-to-man defense in the Panthers. the second quarter to tie the game "1 think we wore them down in at 29-29 at halftime. Kamstra (sevthe fourth quarter," Moeller coach en) and Brad Hargreaves (six) Jed Carl Kremer said. "We are a little the comeback. bigger and it showed. I also "Their pressure man defense thought Ted Green did a good job gave us problems," Kremer said. defending against Chad Kamstra." "It was a defense that we didn't The victory gives the Crusaders expect to see but (Elder coach) Joe sole possession of first place in the (Schoenfeld) does a great job with Greater Catholic League South, their kids." one game ahead of La Salle and St. The game remained tied at Xavier.

46-46 going into the final quarter Elder's 2-3 zone proved to be no but the Crusaders depth, along problem for Moeller in the first with outstanding free-throw shootquarter with Grunkemeyer, Ricky ing, proved to be the difference.

Bell and Green leading the Crusad"I don't put much significance in ers to a 21-12 advantage. J... iJ~ it..the g?me because..we're expected to wm •at home, Kremer said.

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LA SALLE (59) - While 3 3 9, Conley 5 2 14, Sunderhaus 1 0 2, Esterkamp 6 5 19, Ahern 1 1 3, Oay 1 0 2, Von Holle 0 2 2, Weller 4 0 B. Totals: 21 13 59.

Moeller1B 10 16 23-67 La Salle 7 21 n 20-59 J·polnt field goals: M-Bel 3, Grunkemeyer 2, Green.

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Records: Moeller 8-2, Sycamore 8-2.

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Pia rs 1nd fans all .1.nt: been hoping for this game since both teams jumped to 4-0 starts. By the ,time the teams finally take the field Saturday, you can bet everyone in the area will have made a prediction or chosen a school to cheer on.

Of course, behind all the angles and hype, the bottom line is this is a Division I playoff game between ¡ o very good teams. Both coachs are trying to downplay the rivalry and cross-town shootout aspects of the game and focus on hat their clubs need to do to Jn.

"They're excellent," said . ycamore coach Jim Allison. <'They run the ball extremely well.

They have an excellent back in Kamphake and they have a very good, well-balanced passing game."

Moeller coach Steve Klonne echoes Allison's sentiments when he talks about the Aviators.

"They are very good offensively," Klonne said. "They've scored points on everybody they've played. I think going into the season, he (Allison) was concerned

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The 1996-97 Varsity Basketball season was one of surprises- mostly pleasant ones. The team was picked to finish last in the preseason G.C.L. polls, due to their lack of experience. Only one starter from the previous season returned: guard Rick BelL The basketball team finished FIRST in the G.C.L. South Division, with a 8-4 record. This was their fourth league title in the past five years.

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Seniors Adam Dant and Rick Bell were members of the First-Team All-G.C.L. Selected for the Second Team were sophomores Mike Monserez and Jeremy Duncan.

Congratulations to Coach Kremer and his players for another excellent basketball year.

VARSITI BASKETBALL TEAM F10nt Row: Coach Edmonds. Matt Rooks. Rick Bell. Jeremy Duncan, Dan Jurkowitz. Mike DelFavero, Coach Sussii.

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-- Adam Dant scored a gamehigh 27 points, including making all 16 of his free throws, as Moeller won a double-overtime thriller, 80-76, over Elder·by outscoring the Pantchers 33-13 from the foul line in boys' high school basketball Friday-night.

Moeller .overcame an 11-point halftime deficit by parading to the foul line. · Elder had three starters, including le&.ding scorer Rick Roedersheimer (26 points), foul out as the Panthers amassed 28 fpuls. Pat Doyle added 19 points for Elder.

Dant and Mike Monserez · combined to go 10-for-10 from the free, throw line in overtime. .

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