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uc Cl«mmnt M. an. Bible 63 UCC-WtekJ 9 1 22, Reynolds 1 0 3, SIAiv1111 3 2 e. Richardson 34 10, YCMI!I 1 o2, Meyer> o 3 3, Lawson 2 4 8, Lanham 5o 10, Hinton s 4 14, Patton 6 1 14. Totals: 35 19 U. CBC-Irwin 4 0 B. Kittle 3 2 11, Griffin 2 2 6. Slone 8 11 29, Garde 3 3 9. Totals: 20 18 63. _M 47 47 _ U 34 29 63 C'BC 3-polnt fllld goalS: UCC 5 (Weeks 3, Reynolds, Patton); C8C 5 (Kittle 3, Stone 21. . R.-ds:UCC2-1. ., . WOMI!N XIYW 11, Ky. Cl'll$adtrl 57
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O'uSadtri-WIIems 3-18 5-1 11, HIlyer 5-17 ~ 15, Akin 5-10 2-4 14, Eden 4-9 ~ I, Wooten 1).5 1·2 1, McCutcheon 1).6 0.1 0, Simmons 4-60.3 l Totals: 21-63 &-17 57. Xavilr-Str~g 3-9 1·2 7, Rllll 3-10 ~ 6. Ant 2·3 1-2 Kremer D-5 2·2 2. Palmer 4-90.2 9, Brown &-10 2-2 20, Riley 1-2 ~ 2. Hamberg 1-3 ~ 3, Holt 7-9 ~ 14, Greer 3-5 1·1 7, GriHin 1·3 ~ 2, Sluckenberg 1·1 2·2 4. Totals: 34-69 9-13'11. Cl'll$adtrl 31 27-57 Xavier 29 52-11 3-polnttrl: c 7-20 (Hilyer 5-13, Akin 2·2. Eden D-3. Wllams 0.21; XU 4-18 (Brown 0 2·4, Palmer t-1, Hamberg 1·2, Kremer IH, - RIIIID-5, StrorrGer'g 0.1, Gr-D-1). Note: xavier hosts Finland tcr ao exhibition Monday at 7 p.m.
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fOOTBALL Solllhwtsl Ohio All-District COLUMBUS, Ohio - The 1996 Associ· ated aouthwest team as selected by ~ media panel !rom the district: F:N~ Offtnst: Ends-Pal Eagan, Elder, 5fool·11, 170 pOUnds, Senior; RObert Redd, Huber His. Wayne, 5-9, 165, 51'. UnemenRichard Bailey, Princeton. 6-3, 275, 51'.; Scott Meyer, Troy, 6-3, 235, 51'.; Nick Myers, Spring. North. 6-4,241, sr.; Brennan Parke. Spring. South. 6-3, 275, sr.; Doug Rosfljd. IW1filter, 6-4, 255. sr. Quarter· back-Adam Ryan, Elder, 5-)1, 175, 51'. Backs-Rylll1 Brewer, Troy, 5-10, 183, Soph.; Donia' Greene, Spring. South, H. 155, i.; Mite Kll!f1llhllle, IW1ellter, 6-Q, 195, sr. !(lcker-Tom Pud<e, Moe:'er; 6-0. m, i. Return Speclallsi-Kartos Mack, Mlddetown, 5-11, 172, sr. Dtlllise: Linemen-Brandon Hicks, Fairborn, 6-1, 220, 5r.; Travis Lucas, Troy, 6-0, 265, 51'.; se1111 Nelson. J(elterlng Fair· mont, 6-3, 216, Jr.; Scott sweat, Lakota. 6-2. 225. sr. Unebackers-Larry cart· wr~t. Day. Duobar, 6-1, 110, sr.; Dustin Krouse, Spring. South. 6-0, 205, 51'.; Jason M1111son, Troy, 6-3, 215, 51'.; Jason 011, Elder, 6-2, 230, 51'. Backs-Mark Adams, Troy, S-9, 175, Jr.; Riehle Jackson. Colerain, 6-1, 175, 51'.; D.J. Sulton. Hamilton, S-9, 145, 51'. Punter-Sieve Schaeffer, Amelia. 6-2. 170, Jr. Offtnslvt player of tht year: Adam RyW~. Elder. Dttenslve players of the year: Jason Manson. Troy; Jason Ott, Elder. COach oftht year: Steve Nolan, Troy. StcondTtlm OHenst: Ends-Wes Brown. Sycamore, 6-3, 190, sr.; Don Stricker, Elder, 6-2, 110, Jr. Unemen-Oerrlck Dll1n, Troy, 5-10, 262, 51'.; Marty Priore, Elder, 6-1, 270, 51'.; Patrick Quay, Sycamore, 6-2. 250, Sr.; John Richardson. 51. Xavier, 6-3, 290, 5rJ Frank Schelcher, MiamiSburg. 6-3, 225, sr. Quarterback-Brandon Rodgers, Withrow, 6-3, 210, 51'. Backs-Keith Brooks, Winton Woods, 5-11, 215, 51'.; Mall Dalman, Troy, 5-11, 190, Jr.; Kely Reed, Kettering Fair· mont, 6-1, 212, 51'. Kicker-Nick Trostle, Troy, 5-9, 170, Jr. Return Specialist-Marc Olver, Spring. North, 5-10, 147, sr.. ' Dtltnse: Linemen-Anton teaser, Western Hills, 6-3, 225, 51'; Greg Packnett, Day. Dunbar, 6-6, 315, sr.; Jilmle Peters, HamiHon, 6-4, 270, 51'.; Antonio Thomas, PrinCeton. 6-2, 192, sr. Linebackers-Larry Aylward, Anderson, 6-0, 110, 51'.; Ryan GlaSS, Spring. South, 6-3, 195, Jr.; Alex Mignery, Hamilton, 6-3, 200, 51'.; Adam Taylor, Centervlle, 6·1, 110, 51'. BacksTherlll1 Floyd, Huber Hts. Wayne, 6-1, 165, 51'.; Mike Morehead, Elder, 6-2, 110, Jr.; Donnie White, Princeton. 5-11. 176, Sr. Punter-Nick Elrod, Harrison. 6-0, 110, Jr. Area Special Mtntlon Tony Albrinck, LaSalle; Doug Ander· son. Amtlla ; Raylhawn Askew, Winton Woods; Ryan Augustin. LaSale; Quay Bal· ley, ~s; Attx Bannister, Hughes; Nick Bath. Harrlson; James llaur!VIower, Lako· ta; Daymon Bel, Mkkletown; Brad Blay· lock, Princeton; Ray Bonar, Colerain; Charles Boyd. western Hils; Jay Boyd, Lakota; Brandon Bridges. Hamilton; Nlck Burns, Amelia; Rob Campbell, Milford; Ry1111 Collar, Anderson; Anwar Cooper, tllghes; Ry1111 Cowan. Moeller; Lawts Cruz, Anderson; ThomaS Davenport, Winton Woods; Lonnie Estes. Withrow; Mike Fox, Sycamore; Stacy Glasgow, Amela; Rob Harris, Withrow; Joe Harrison. Sycamore; Brad Htnstey, Anderson; Sam Hcks. COlerain; Shawn HuH, Harrll!)n; Erie Johnson. Withrow; Brian Landis, Lakota; Josh Uppneler, Amelia; Derek Longshore, Fair· field; Mark Malagon, Sycamore; Mike Me· Klmey, Withrow; Ry1111 Murphy, Moeller; Shawn Murphy, LaSalle; Shawn Murphy, Dak His; Mike Myers. Hamilton; Nick Nicastro, Elder; Joe Rabe, Colerain; Adam Roether, Harrison; P.J. Schiano, Anderson; JeH Sw1111son, Lakota; Adam Terp, Ander· son; Paul Thaler, LaSalle; Ry1111 Wells, Mid· dletown; Nick Westfal, Sycamore; Wlz White, LaSalle; Craig Williams. Middletown; Arthur Wilson. Winton Woods; Ben Wilson, St. Xavier; Nick Winters, Fairfield. DIVIsion U First Ttam Offense: Ends-Emeka Nlffa. Day. Stebbins, 5-10, 165, Sr.; Donie Robinson, Day. Meadowdale. 5-8, 155, Sr. UnemenJackle Falls, Day. Patterson. 6-2, 265, Sr.; Ry1111 Matlyow, Lebanon. 5-10, 189, 51'.; Andy Weinheimer, Loveland, 6-7, 210, Jr.; Nick Swiger, Sidney, 6-2. 264, Sr.; Rob Wimer, Greenville, 6-4, 265, 51'. Quarter· back -Shaun Harrison, Day. Meadowdale, S-9, 110, sr. Backs-Bobby Highfill, Mason. 5-8, 110, Sr.; Marvin Jones, Day. Patterson, 6-3, 195, Sr.; Kelton Undsay, Lebanon, 6-1. 175, Soph. Kicker-Mike Robinson, Lebanon, 5·7, 160, Sr. Return Speclallst~~ve Day, Oxford Talawanda, 5-10, 180,
F.F. Lass (J. Coins) 27.20 10.10 7.20 Dtftnst: Linemen-Eric McCann, PacAPunch(R.Cookl. 4.40 110 Greenvlle, 6-1, 2.0, 51'.; Jason NetfletnghJ.R. Frisky Mill) .1~ N$UII__I . . :· . 1100 am, New carlisle Teamse/1. 6-2, 260, sr.; Tlm&-2:0-t 2-5. Perfecta (7-41 1101.20•. , Ben f'IA!er, Sidney. H. 210, sr.; Mark • • ·-
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Punter-Blake St. Oair 182, Sr. Area Special Jolon Abner, New R Hamnlon Badin; Ryan E Cupllo, McNicholas; Ma lin; Jeremy Fishback, c ern; Brion Frankey, He Gllpen, New Richmond; Brady Oaks, Edgew04 Franklin; Jonathon Os Wes Pauley, Norwood; Tyson Rice, Hamilton R zer, McNicholas; Jay s. 1111; Mike Slas. McNict brink, Goshen; Nick Yor'
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FirstTe OHense: Ends-Sh. Iaine Benjamin Logon, Fleming, Wyoming. 6-4, Mike Hamm, German! 5-11, 196, 51'.; Chris Leed 220, 51'.; Jak~ Pence, J• view, 6-3, 292, Sr.; Je Northeastern. 6-3. 260, S CNBsle, 6-0, 215, 51'. C Keating, Germantown V 51'. Running Backs-Sha• Northridge, 5-5, 143, Sr.; ming, 6-0, 170, Sopn .. Jameslown Greenevie"' er-Miles Drake, Wyo Return Spedalist-Ton) Madison, 5-7, 147, Sr. Defense: Linemo Middletown Madison, t Fox, Wyoming, 6-5, 260 Jamestown Greeneviev
son Smith, DaY. North Linebackers-Cor!! Col 200, Sr.; Trey Ely, tndl1 Kevin Mlrlisena, Morro• 192, sr.; Josh Sears, C View, 6-1, 187, Sr. Back' Spring. Kenton Ridge, Cooper, lndilll1 Hill, 5Shaffer, Germantown\ Sr. Punter-Taylor Eli 178, Jr. Offensive playen ard Hall. Wyoming; Jus town Gr eenevlew.
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Hill; Jeremy aogg,, tv Bryan Buck, Finney! Blanchester; Mike Crai HamUton, Blanchester; Little Miami; Jason ~ Mike Leininger, Indian Wyoming; Brad Wei Chris Woodside, Wyon Oivisil
First 1 OHense: Ends-! Uam•burg, 5-B, 1~. Sr .. .allies. 5-11. 165, sr. L man, Versailles, 6-1, 2C Oakwood. 6-1, 222, Sr salles, 5-B. 170, Sr.; Ike 275, Jr.; David Strat• 2~. Sr. Quarterback salies, 6-2, 200, Jr. E Arc1111um, 5-10, 175, Sr rlemont, 5-11, 210. Sr.; via, 5-10, !95, sr. Spring. Qolh. Cent., Specialist-Scott Sch! 175, Sr. Deltnse: Llneme mont, 6-1, 200, Sr.; : Colege HiM, 5-11, 210. Spring. Qolh. Cent.. 6-: Reading, 6-1, 235, So Oark, Arcanum. 6-2,; OarksviMe Cllnton·M• Schmidt, New Paris ~ 51'.; 0\rls Schuh, Ve Backs-Steve Henry Sr.; Shaun Kirby, R Shewn Ruebush. Ne~ 6-1, 179, 51'. Punter-~ 6-4, 200, Jr. Offensive Playt Dunning. Mariemont. Defensive Play Schuh, Versallles. Coach of the y salles. Area Spec Marc Day, Nor Dick, Reading; Dick Grassman. Deer Par lng; Jeff Kamphaus, I Kutcher4 M&riemont
iamsburg; Matt Mil Murdock, Marlemoo Batavia; Steve Po> Sears, Deer Park; [ mont. Divl' Fint OHense: Ends Jefferson, 6-3, 190, : mil Country Day, sMall Apple, Coving· Arnold, Sidney Lchn