Moeller High School 1999-2000 Soccer Articles

Moeller ;k_~/Tv ÂŁ-;.s-~i Gone are the Crusaders two leading scorers in recent graduates Scott Lyons and Brian Boroff, but coach Randy Hurley said he would depend upon a strong defense until the team is "solid at midfield" and starts to generate some offense.

"We'll get some opportunities, and create some more, but finishing could be a problem," he said. ¡ Chris Carpenter, Jon Allman and Vasso Chronis will erect the wall on defense, while Carson Morey, Vikram Mthur, Evan Lyons and Rob Honkonan will try to penetrate the ~pposing goals . .4 <.~

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J.P. Blevins and Todd TackMidnight Madness ai th in soph class, · ett will need to be integral backcourt 1> When: Friday in Kentucky's backups.

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I top newcomers "The five sophomores have to carII> Tickets: None remaining All ry a big load for us/' Smith said.

Y NEIL SCHMIDT 1e Cincinnati Enquirer Kentucky's theme for Friday ght' s Midnight Madness is "AmeriL's Team of the Century," celebrat-. g college basketball's winningest adition.

The spotlight, though, will sit 1uarely on two 21st Century kids.

The Wildcats will unveil a pair of :cDonald's All-America freshmen, eith Bogans and Marvin Stone. Fans ust be patient: Maturity can't be icrowaved.

"The best thing about freshmen," K coach Tubby Smith said, "is someLY they're going to be sophomores."

The good news is, Smith has five eshmen who now are sophomores. hat class - nearly half 'the 12-man lster - should be the one that makes· :breaks the upcoming season.

Tayshaun Prince,. the leading re1rning scorer (5.8 ppg), and Jules amara, UK's most versatile player, mid have breakout seasons. Des-

were distritJuted Saturday.

"They're stronger, bigg~r and more 1>- Schedule: Doors open at mature." .

10:30 p.m. Pep rally begins at UK has been mentioned mostly as a 11 p.m .. with fan contests and givetop 15-type team. With just one returnaways Team introduced at midnight. ee in both the senior and junior classes Ascrimmage follows~ · · _ Jamaal Magloire and Saul, Smith, 1> Theme: "America's Team of respectively _ the onus is on underthe Century" classmen. Expect growing pains. .

II> Internet: The FANSonly NetHere are some key questions for work will digitize the local TV tJroadUK: cast from WKYT -Lexington and 1> What's 'the reason for optibroadcast it in near real time over the mism?

Internet in streaming video formaHor ReaiAudio's ReaiPiayer browser Magloire's return. UK would lack plug-iri Go to www.ukathletics.com or for an intimidator - and for leaderwww.fansonly.com to access the ship - if he hadn't pulled his name broadcast. · out ofthe NBA draft.

"Jamaal and I pulled up (stats) on the Internet to see who led the nation in field-goal percentage last year, and was last year, UK will flourish. (the leaders) had shot 67 percent," .!>-What's the reason for pessi· Tubby Smith said. "That's Jamaal's niism? goal, and we think he can hit that." · Youth, youth, youth. Allison is the Magloire has 211 career blocks only returning starter- starting just and should break the school record of 17 times - and he averaged· barely 226 held by Melvin Turpin (1981·84) .. two baskets a game. · .

If he can round out his game to . I> What's the rotation? become the scorer Michael Bradley Magloire is the center, backed up

b~tone .. Camara is the power forwfl, though junior-college transfer Ne Knight will challenge for that sg. Prince is the small forward.

Ason will get the early · nod at slnting guard but will be pushed by B(ans. Saul Smith starts at point glfd with Blevins backing him.

1> Who's the likely superstar? )epends if you're thinking shortorong-term. Prince is the probable to scorer this year, though Camara isoegged as having greater NBA p~ntial. Bogans could be better than

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f~t-5 Bogans its National High Scbol Player of the Year. He can plr either guard spot and should be hai to keep out of the lineup.

Stone, a 6-10, 268-pound forward, .m~e McDonald's, Parade's and Baskma/1 Times' All-America teams.

Kight, a 6-8, 220-pound junior, may pll more than Stone initially because hes older and more experienced. !'Those three will have to be ready tolelp us immediately," Smith s<;~id. ~ How's the schedule?

Seventeen teams that played in thiNCAA Tournament in March are prential opponents.

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University of KentuckY roster The 1999-2000 men's tJasketball roster: No. Player 3 J.P. Blevins 4 Sieve Masiello 5 Nale Knight 10 Keith Bogans 11 Saul Smith · 12 'Todd Tacketl 21 Tayshaun Prince 24 Marvin Stone 32 Desmond Allison 40 Jules Camara 42 .Jamaal Magloire 50 Marquis Estill* (*will redshirt)

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The schedule's highlight is a Dec. 23 home game agairist Michigan State, which beat J]K in the Elite Eight and may be the preseason No. 1 team. Familiar postseason .foe Utah could come to Rupp Arena for a Preseason NIT second-round game Nov.19.

UK makes its annual trip to town Nov. 29, playing Dayton at the Firstar Center.

II> What's the key to the season?

Sauf Smith. Pressure will be intense on the coach's son to run the team well at point guard and improve

his scoring touch (5.0 ppg). . "He's feisty; he's going to confront people,'' Tubby Smith said. _ 1>- How is recruiting going?

UK has one commitment. -Though UK officials can't identify him, he's said to be 6-9 forward Darius Rice of Jackson (Miss.) Lanier. Rice, a strong outside shooter, averaged 22.1 points and 9.3 rebounds as a junior. With two more scholarships to fill, the top priority is a point guard. UK has targeted Luke Ridnour, Adam Boone and Taliek Brown as its top targets.

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1e Cincinnati Enquirer Cincinnati is making a special sea,n-ticket offer in an attempt to sell Lt the Shoemaker Center for the ~99-2000 season. Individuals may trchase two season tickets, priced at i44, with a $50 donation to UCA TS. reviously, season-ticket sales were !Stricted to individuals who joined CATS at the Victory Club level, volving a $350 donation.

Additionally, season-ticket purLasers will have the opportunity to lect their seats during Skyline Chili idnight Madness Friday. Available ats will be tagged, and members of e ticket office staff will be available assist with purchases.

The Associated Press tile photo The UC Athletic Ticket Office in Wild Chamberlain of the Philadelphia 76ers gets champagne e Shoemaker Center has expanded . poured on him in AprH1967 after the 76ers defeated Boston to win ; hours to from 9 a.m. to 5:30p.m. ~he NBA Eastern Conference championship. onday, Tuesday, Thursday and Frit:Y' and from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. ·d d T. k · · • e nes ay. lC ets may be pur-. ~ Lased by calling 556-CATS. .1. ' .

th! NBA in scoring seven straight sdsons, 1960-66, and led the league inrebounding 11 of his 14 seasons. · (We truly lost one of the icons of pnfessional basketball and, more importaltly for myself, someone who I've kmvvn for almost 40 years," said Jerry West, a former teammate and now the Litkers' vice president.

Chamberlain was such a force that the NBA changed some of its rules, including widening the lane to try to keep him farther from the basket.

One of his most famous· records is ' the 100 points he scored in the Philadelphia Warriors' 169-147 defeat of the New York Knicks on March 2, 1962, in Hershey, Pa. ''I spent 12 years in hi~ armpits, and I always carried that 1OOcpoint game on m}' shoulders,'' Darrall Imhoff, the former Knicks center, said Tuesday.

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Audio and video streaming of C's Midnight Madness aCtivities ill be made available on the Inter!t as they happen via Stremedia, Le UC Stream Media Project. Fans so will be able to view Midnight ladness on a replay basis for the ext couple of weeks.

The Stremedia web site may be ccessed through www.uc.edu.

Phoenix's KJ announces retirement fhe Associated Press PHOENIX - Kevin johnson, one of the NBA's most prolific point guards, retired Tuesday after an 11year career.

Johnson, who sat out last season, revealed his decision in a news re.ease from the Phoenix Suns,- the team he led for 101/2 seasons before leaving as' a free agent in 1998.

"I thank the Phoenix Suns for making my playing experience memorable and for helping me accomplish everything I could have dreamed of, with the exception of an NBA championship," said the 33-year-old johnson, who had struggled with injuries late in his career.

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Phi(adelphia to an 85-76 exhibition "No doubt about it,'' Robertson said. victory over New York at Union- "He was an offensive machine, and if he dal~, N.Y. didn't score, .he rebounded and played The officials whistled 75 fouls in great defense _..:. which people don't the i2-hour, 41"minute game, signaling always remember. Players today, when that the NBA's crackdown on physical they get 10 or 11 rebounds, they call pia~ is not to be taken lightly. that a good night."

I> Anthony Parker scored 12 Although Robertson saw Champoints, and Corey Maggette and berlain play for Kansas in the 1957 Ch~is Gatling added 11 each as · NCAA championship game against Orl;mdo won a foul-filled exhibition North Carolina_ the Jayhawks lost in the Palace. The game had 47 in overtime - and then with the tur&overs, 83 free throws and 83 Harlem .Globetrotters, the two didn't fou\s. meet until Robertson entered the ARENA NOT READY: The new NBA in 1960.

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BY MIKE DeCOURCY do-it-all guard. Chamberlain was the The. Cincinnati Enquirer o-versized, overpowering center.

The world lost one of its greatest There were stunning parallels to athletes and basketball one of its most their careers, though. revolutionary players when Wilt They entered the NBA almost at Chamberlain died suddenly Tuesday the same time -- Chamberlain as the Ilike to travel, so I at his home in Los Angeles.

NBA's rookie of the year with the enjoyed my second Oscar Robertson lost a fdend.

Philadelphia Warriors in 1959-60, triF to Europe. We "When you hear Robertson as rooki'e of the year with al went together, that, it kind of takes the Cincinnati Royals in 1960-61.

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Force Reserve someone for a long time, you don't Each is a member of ESPN's list of aircraft mechanics think it's going to happen. But even- 50 greatest athletes of the century. maintain . sophisticated tually, it's going to happen to everyaircrok in the free world. Sharpen your skills And each became a champion late body." · on stote·of·the·art equipment. Earn extra in his career by being traded to a new income and benefits, and help keep the Chamberlain had an image that team and subjugating individual staUnited States strong and free. Reserve was larger than life, larger than his tistics in favor of team accomplishtraining can get your career off the ground.

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Chamberlain became one of the most recruited players ever, with more than 200 colleges interested. He chose. Kansas and Hall of Fame coach Phog Allen.

As a sophomore, he led th~ Jayhawks to the NCAA Tournament finals, where Kansas lost to unbeaten North Carolina in triple overtime.

In January 1998, Chamberlain made his first official visit to Kansas since his college career ended. His jersey was raised to the rafters of Allen Fieldhouse.

"I've learned in life that you have to take the bitter .with the sweet, and how sweet this is," Chamberlain said at_ the ceremony.

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He led his team into the playoffs 13 times, winning two world championships. The first came in 1966-67 with the Philadelphia 76ers, the second in 1971-72 with the Lakers, who won a record 33 straight games.

His teams lost in the finals four other times and were beaten in the conference final six times.

Bill Russell and the Boston Celtics almost always seemed to be the nemesis of Chamberlain-led teams, beatc ing them tWice in the championship series and five times in the conference finals. Three times, a series was decided by a seventh game that Boston won by either one or two points.

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Perfecta (9·2) Paid 557.20 Trlfecta (9·2·ALL} Paid 566 80 Pick 3 Wagering

(21219) Paid S115 00

12 4 59) Pa1d s228 oo 7th·52,700 clmg, pace AddaPenny(Fout)..,.

540 320 240 Ever Easy (W1Iderl 6 20 2 80 Rembrandt's Max (Essig Jr) 2AO

TIME-1 58 2 Scratched Freight DamPerfecta {4-6) Paid 52720 Tnfecta (4·5 1) Pa1d ST05 60 Superfecla (4 6~1~2)

13-9-1-ALL) Paid Sl22 30

n:

CHICAGO Seaffle

15-2 9 Jl Pa1d 5181 50 Late Dally Double (4/5) Paid S63 20

NOTE Two pomts are awarded for a v1ctory, one point for hes and overt1me losses Overtime losses are denoted in the RT column only

Green Bay SAN FRANCISCO

DENVER Carolina

WaShington

ARIZONA

FaVOrite Dallas

Underdog

5 6

Underdog St Lours Anahe1m Flonda San Jose Boston caro111a Calgary

8

7

118 BndyYh

7th-56l,OOO, ale~ JYup, 1/~·

114 116

Stratus

119 Sky Color t

117

N1te Dreamer

119 El AngelO'

117

Planet Earth

117 b Booked Up

117

lsthtbrgaby 110 Fish Pore 117 a Prory 117 a-Black Tie Dmner117 117 b·Lydlo 117 Srtg Sprngs a,b·Coupted 8th-56S,000, S1k, 3Y f, 7f.

Raven Run Stakes Dreamy Ma1den 117 a-Long Goodbye 117 Cosmrc W1ng 117 West's Secret 117 Gldenlllsn 117 a·Phn1smgrcl 117 Arrested Dreams 120 a Coupled 9Jh-S60,ooo, ale, 3Yup f&m, 1m1.

Tom1sue s Gold 117 Prado s Pride 117 Mments of Mgrc117 G1mmakss 114 Leavmlaughng 117 Zrra 117 Wishful Legat:y 117 Runnaway Dream 117 Pra.te!la 117 Four Graces 114 DancmgRhyfhm117 Mesabu 117

9 10 Others receivtng votes: Loveland 7, Mercy 4, Northwest 3, Walnut H1Hs 2

GIRLS DIVISIONS 11-111

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Monday's Games Samt John 3, Lowell 2, OT Rochester 6, Hamslton 1 Prov1dence 5, Worcester 3 Tuesday's Games Lowell 2, Quebec 1, OT St. Johns 3, Wilkes Barre 2

Goals Sugarman 2 Rubenstem, Nacev Shutout. Crew (two saves} Records SH Walnut H1lls 8, Mount Healthy 0 Shvtout Robmson and Bove (0 saves) Goals W-Bove, Lyon, Haas, Abrams M1lz, Morales, Thomas, Sandman Records WH 7-5-2, MH 1·10·2 Ca tvary Christ1an 7, Holmes 5 Go(,Jis· C-Zuerner 3, Tepe 2, Watson, L1ske H-Moore Hughes 4 Records c 10.6, H :.~13 La Salle 61 Roger Bacon 1 GO~Is L·Obert 3, Sucher, Thompson, Barraza RB·Bnans Records L 8 J..2 (4·1·1

9 10

Soccer statistics

GCL-S)

Be-one County S, Holy Cross 1 Go~'s: BC·Post 2, Sullivan, Brown, Church1ll. HC Gastnght. Records BC 10 7,

HC 5·9

Mason 2, Glen Este o Shutout Kennedy (6 saves) Goal<1.

M-Ove;:-ly 2 Records M 6·5·2, G 3·10·1 St. Xav1er 9, Badm 0 Shutout Lafkas (7 saves). Goals SX-Sch.o...;h, S Kelly 4, Lew1s 3, Woods Records SX 4-8 (GCL 2-3), B 4-9-1 (2-6) Pnnceton S, Middletown 4 Goa's P-Cassady 2, Mullin 2, El!aS· sen M-Rathff 2, Johnson, Saylor. Records

2104109 1 1 1 3 4 A *0122712

KansasC!ty __ o 1 1 T 5 E NOTE Two po1nts are awarded for c VILtory, one for a shootout loss Shootoul losses are only denoted 1n the SOL column nnt the loss column Monday's Games No games scheduled Tuesday's Games No games scheduled Wednesday's Games Manitoba at Cinc1nnah, 7·30 p m Ch1cago at Long Beach 10 p m

P 5-7·1 ('GMC 4 4 11

Volleyball Roger Bacon 06·4) def Purcell Mar1·

an 111-9)-15-13, 1$-4 Oak H11!s (12·10) d Pr1nceton 15·9,

15 8

BASEBI<LL Amencan League

St Ursula 111-7) def Mercy 19-12) 16·14, 15 13 McNIChOlaS {19 2, GGCL 7 2) d Badin

15-2, 15 8 Seton (8·11) d Ursuline 6~15, 16-14,

16 14 St Ursula 111-7) d Mercy 19 12) 16 14, 15 13

lNOlANS-Named

MILWAUKEE BREWERS-Announced C Charle Greene and INF Edd1e Zosky have refused m1nor league assignments and elected to become free agents.

Eastern League TRENTON THUNDER-Announced the res1gnatlon of Tom McCarthy, aSSIStant general manager effective Oct 22

BASKETBI<LL Nattonal Basketball Assoc1ahon

GOLDEN STATE WARRIORSNamed Ohs Smith execut ve d~rector of commun1ty relatmns·Warnors Foundation International Basketball Assoqation

BLACK HILLS GOLD-Signed F Lynwood Wade and C Torrey Harns

FOOTBALL National Football League ' NFL-Named Chr1s Russo sentor v1de president of new med1a for NFL Enter· prlses ATLANTA FALCONS-Wa1ved DT Ben Huff CHICAGO BEARS-Agreed to terms wrth K Chns Bomol.

GREEN BAY PACKERS-Wa1ved P Chns Hanson.

PHILADLEPHIA EAGLES-Agreed to terms W1th WR Alex Van Dyke on a two year contract Waived WR Bnan F1n· neran

HOCKEY Nat•onal Hockey League OALLAS STARS-S1gned C Joe N1eu wendyk to a threeMyear contract exten·

15-1

s1on, through the 2002·03 season 1nternat1onal Hockey League

Western Hills

LONG BEACH ICE OOGS-S1gned D

Bobby Dallas and c Wes Walz east Coast Hockey League

PENSACOLA ICE PILOTS-Acqulfed F Nick Checco from Florida, F Jeff Trem· beck for Peona, F Albie O'Connell from Hampton Roads and F Rob Sm1me from Charlotfe for future considerations S1gned D Jeff Rucmsk1 and D Bill Kohn Rece1ved Lorne Toews on ass1gnment from Hershey Of the AHL

WHEELING NAILERS-Released D Jean-Beno1t Deschamps Placed LW Kev1n Paden on the 7-day InJUred reserve llst United Hockey League FLINT GENERALS-Traded D Ste· phan Brochu to Adirondack for D Dmlfn RodiJle and L W Dean Raoch

(9~8,

7·3 QCC) def A1M

ken (5-12, 2-8 QCC) 15-6, 15-9 Madeira (18-11, 11-1 CHL) def Wyoming 15-3, 15-6 North Adams {17 3, 13-1 SHL) def Western P1ke (7 5 SHL) 1511, 10·15, 15-11 F1nneytown { 5·14) def lndmn H1ll

19-10) 16·14, 1$-11 Miami Valley Conference Tournament

(At Lockland High SChOOl) Round one

CHCA def North College Hill I5-4, 15-8 Seven Hills def. Sf. Bernard 15 8,1115,

15-13

SOCCER

Summ1t def CCD 15 12, 10·15, 15-12 Landmark det'New M1am1 15-2, 15 6 Semi·Fmals CHCA def Seven H Us 17 19, 15~2, 15 8 Landmark def Summlf 15·12, 15-6 Otstrid Nme Tournament

MaJor League Soccer MIAMI HUOSON-Named Ray Hudson community outreach manager

St Henry d Ryle 15 4 15 7 Boone County d Walton-Verona 15·0,

COLLEGE

oc

(1<1 Ryle)

Finneytown 5, Taylor 0 GoaJ's Horworth 2, R1ck 2, Kontopos.

ShutouL Velayo. Records F 6 8-1 Madeira Manemont ShL touts· Mad-D!sbennett ( 10 saves}. \~ar-s,carella (B saves) Records Mad 7 5--'2 (CHL 4 l 2), Mar 10·3 2 (4 1·2) Moeller o, Alter o Shu...outs M-Schaeper (5 saves) A-Buel':rr-le (5 saves) Records M 8·4·2

o,

o

IGCL 4-1:>-2), A 4-5-5 13-2-3) ~inton Woods 3, Harnson 0

Shu· out Love (3 saves} Goals wOverman 2, Raybuck Ret:ords W 3 9 1

IQCC 2-< 1), H 4-10 1 115) Northwest 1, Amelia Shu~ out

o

Ga1v1n Goal NW -Merkle

NW 9 3 ~ IQCC 4-21), A 8 51 12 4 1) St Henry 2, Elder 1 (OT}

Go<:>:1 1S SH-Powers and Dressman, Kle1man E-Mtl!er Records SH 16·3 C~vmgton CaJholic 4, Ryle 1 Goa1's CC-Mountel, McQuade, Hanson, We~kenbroc\o:. R-McMMh Recordt-

CC 12-5, 1R 5-9

o

lndtan Hill 6, Reading Shultout Daley (2 saves). Goals IHMclntlre 2, DeBord, W1ggers, Tucldenham, Hamdtom Records IH 9--3 2 (CHL 6 l), R

37211-51) Summ1t 4, CHCA 0 Shuilout Fessler and Alb1 (6 saves) Goals S-Shte1w1 2 Koch, own Records S

1D-2-2

1~••\VC

6-J-1).

Sleven Hills 4, St. Bernard 0

0

11-ll-3, SB 4-9 211-6-1 MVC).

Ross 6, Norwood 2 Goals RMGe1er 2, Hmson 2, Z1mmer, Andress. N·Gavarurle 2 R 10.3·1, N 5 9·1 Wyommg 7, Oeer Park 1 Goals W..J<aszubskl, Dud1s, Kelghley, Lehman 3, R1ef DP·Schott W 10·3·2 Fairfield 2, Milford 0 Goals Huber, He1ber Shutout Ne1dltn· ger (e1ght saves) Records F 4 8·2 (4·4-1

GMCJ, M 6-7-1 14-4-1 GMC) Sycamore 3, Colerain

T

Goals S~Smcla!r, Henderson. Joukov

C-Byers Records: S 8 4 3 (52 2 GMCI. C 9411621 GMC) Newport cathOliC: 9, Cov.ngton Latm 0 Goals B W1111ams 2, Wagen ander 2, Toennis 2, Buten, Schuchter, Sharp Shutout Murphy (five saves). Records NCC llMS

Girls soccer Lako1a. East 1, Lakota West 1 Goals LE-Cruse LW-W!Ison Re-

cords LE 7-5-3 (GMC 4-1-3) Fairfield 7, Milford 1 Goals F-Cole, Eggleton, Ha:!us.sler Kammer 3, Renstng M..f!raz1er. Records· F

8-3-4 l$-1 GMC).

Seven Hills 3, St. Bernard 0 Goals F1nn, Early, Westendorf Shut· out· Knoblaugh (four saves J Records SH

9 S-1, SB 0-13-2 Oeer Park 2, North College H1ll 0 Goals Nlay 2 Shutout Howard Csev en saves) Records· DP 5 9-1 Anderson 1, Sycamore o Goal Cavanaugh Shutoul Jacobs (eight saves} Records A 6-6·2, S 8·2·4 Pnnceton 4, Middletown 2 Goals P-Heaney 2, Sudz1na, Stre1t· marter M-Wagner, Lanham. Records P 1·12·2 (GMC 1·5·2), M 2-11·1 (0·7)

Boys cross country Campbell County 21, Bellevue 51, NewM port 75, Newport CC ONS r.

Top Fmsshers 1 Kramer (Campbell) 1&42, 2 Wh1les (Campbel) 1710, 3 Cam (Bellevue) 17 59, 4 Mayer {Bellevue) 17 59, S Kinney (Campbell) 18 08

Girls cross countrv. campbell coun1y 18, Newport 41, Nii!W· port CC 79, Bellevue ONS Top Fimshers: I Buntmg (Campbell) '10 ,3, 1. Rawe lCampbe\1) '10 46, 3 Shaw (CampbeB) 2113,4 Henn (Campbel) 21 18, 5 Jones (Newport} 21 159

Boys water polo Sycamore 22, Princeton 3 Goals S·Carter, Rubenstein, Klas me1er, Walsh, Ford 3, Aukstuolis M Jones 2, Ardell 2, Burns 2, G Jones, Schrqck, Hunter, Herbe 2, Chang, Maze 2 P Dah· man 3 Records S 9M7 ! l

15-4

ALLENTOWN-Named Matt Geschke men's assistant basketball coach

Hentage Academey d Carroll County

15-6, 15-7

NEW HAMRSHIRE-Extended the contract of Sue Johnson, women's basket ball coach, through the 2003 season

NORTHEASTERN-Suspended

Gr<l.:"'lt County 4, owen county 1 Go~·s GC-Ryan 3, Melton OC -Bat· ley. Rero~ds GC 9 5, 3·11 Turp1n 4, Anderson 1 Go<!'s T·Bell2, Weber, Ernst A-Hem· lein Rec.:>rds T 11·3·1 (7.() FAVC), A 9 S

16-1 FA\C)

Taylor {10·7) def Manemont 1S..4,

CINCINNI<TI REOS-Promoted Bill Scher

Scrn CbbngsRby

4

NY GIANTS

Read1ng { 18·3) def Deer Park (1$..13)

rer to East Coast Lross checker and Ross Sapp to West Coast cross-checker

117

1 2 3

15·9, 15-1

John M1rabehi director of scout1ng National League

Mrrak1 117 Flymg Metro 117 Pr1v1!eged 117 Galloping George 117 F1eld Cat 119 Three Wonders 119 117 Spnng Street ll7 Splendeed Pay Ransom 117 Clayton's Fmd 115 6th-S51,000, ale, 3Yup f&m, 11/emi.

Ladue 111 After Aft!'!r A Her 114 Garden Girl 114 Tricky L0:1vra 114

GYMNASTICS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS: The Chinese men took their fourth consecutive title with ease in Tianjin, Chma. Defending champ Romania won a thrillmg battle With Russia for the women's crown.'

The U.S. finished last in the six-team competition:

• SAN DIEGO

RILh PICk (ESSig Jr) 12 80 440 410 ?60 340 Goldstar Sandstorm (Tharps) Can tchangedestmy (Jones) 500 llME·2 02 0 Scratched Steady Mahone Perfecta (5 21 Pa1d $26.20 Superfeda

Sth-SSl,OOO, ale, 2Y, 1mj.

Ballard Street 119 Sokol

TODAY

lnd1anapol1S StLou1s NEW ORLEANS Phllade~h 1 a

WES'ICRN CONFERENCE W L SDLPisGFGA . 3 1 0 6 10 10 2 I 1 5 15 12 2 0 0 4 10 6 21151110 1 3 0 2 14 20

8th-$3,TOO trot Motorcraft (Wmters} 6,00 5 20 360 Shezaroyalf1tch (Wilson} 7 00 4 SO TTar's Pnmet1me CEss1g Jrl 2 60 llME 2 01 0 Scratched Accordey Perfecta (3·9) Pa1d S3140 Supertecta

HORSE RACING F1rs1 post time 110 p.m 1st-S9,5CD, ci,3Yup, J 1~m1.

Vlntlne D!lvery 117 Dsgnee Bold Hero 114 Woods Land ng 107 Dputy Cmmnd 117 lndyGoSn 117 Trooper Talk 119 Jungle Prayer 117 Honest R c 117 Patnck 117 Dudlez 114 Fleet Flagship 2nd-SJ6,000, c!, 3Yup f&m, 7f Hot n Code 116 Cracklm Mona 116 Prmcess Jenna 116 Chadw1ck Beach 120 Stylish N Smart 120 Rac1ng B.rdie 116 R1ght on Course 116 May West 114 Eve's Va!ent1ne 116 Ch1ns 114 Our Ba1ley 116 Mysweetlass 116 3rd-Sl7,000, mdn c:l, 3Yup, 7f. , Gold Occasmn 118 Well Chpped 118 Last Dawn 118 Herecomesahen 121 Pontt:hartr;;un 118 Two Patr 121 Senator Jacks 118 Hunter's Jive 118 Precamnan 118 Bk.edJngleGym 121 A1r A fleet 121 Fire Wall 118 4th-S45,000, mdn spl wt1 2Y f, 7f. a Ch1ckasaw 119 Chase Island 119 Broad Pth 119 DbleDv1ls Fd 119 a Stateliness 119 Betroth 119 December Fury 119 Native SpeCial 112 Explosive W1sh 119 Clincher 119 OneCiss1eLss1e 119 Alybgd 119 a-coupled

develand Oakland

lndtanapolis ATLANTA Tennessee

Cmcmnah

Paid S6910

(4-6 2) Pa1d 518560 Superlecfa (46-2-1) Pa1d 5478 10

9

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age

9ttJ..$2,800 pace Sim Sam (Deaton) 620 &00 440 Atlarge {Tharps) 240 240 Sam's Mega Bucks (Harper) 2.80 TIME· 1 57 4 Scratched Passover Moon Perfecta {4-6) Paid S28 80 Tnfecta

7 8

EASTERN CONFERENCE W L SDLPtsGFGA 3 1 1 7 21 15 3 2 0 6 15 " . 2 I 1 5 7 9 2 1 0 4 11 11

CLEVELI<NO

Keeneland entries

~~~e~~LAND

IHL standings

TIME-2031 Perfecta (2 4) Pa!d S5220 Trifecta

6

Underdog

17lfl 3 2 ;

HOCKEY

7 00 440

TRACK AND FIELD FOUR ELECTED TO HALL OF FAME: Bill' Rodgers, who dominated U.S. distance runmng in the late 1970s and was a four-time winner of both the Boston and New York City marathons, is among four men named to the National Track and Field Hall of Fame. Rodgers, former world triple jump record-holder Willie Banks, £ormec NCAA and Olympic hurdles champion Charles Moore, and the late Larry Ellis, longtime track coach at Princeton, will be inducted at a meetmg of USA Track & F1eld in Los Angeles Dec. 2, ,

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5

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4'12

UL-Lafayette

4.00 320 260

2 3

UL·MONROE MEMPHIS

AUBURN Cafiforn1a PURDUE MISS

2

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NEW MEXICO Texas El Poco

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Pittsburgh

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Syracu~e

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Ohio St

1oth~5t,soo c!mg, pace

ShlnetheHghtonme (Da,ley)

1611, 22

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17 12

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11

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pick

trot Dontpressthelady (Me Nabb) Lot-A-Sp1n Ranger (Ess1g Jr)

WESTERN MICH Colorado WASHINGTON FLORIDA ST ARKANSAS KENTUCKY TCU VIRGINIA TECH

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N TEXAS

MIAMI FLA 34 LOUISIANA TECH 28'<1 ~:~~FORD :

(Home Team 10 CAPS) BASEBALL

AHL standings Tuesday LEBANON, OhiO - Results Tuesday from Lebanon Raceway 1st-S2,000 pace At's Athene (Harper) 6.oo 2 2 T's L1ftle Sts (N1songer} • 260 280 Golden Tip (Whisman) 4 20

3,

Spring calh Cent 17 0) 9 2285. 5, COv>ng

(7-3) Jan Slemennk, Netherlands, def Ar naud Clement Frant:e 57, 7 6 (7 5) 7 6

11~928.

Dola Hardin Northern (6-1) 9 6714. 4,

TENNIS European Indoors Results ZURICH Sw1tzerland - Results Tues· day of the European Indoor Champ onsh1ps tournament

COLLEGES UC'S HERMAN IN XU/PROVIDENT GOLF: Cmcmnati Bearcat Jim Herman (St. Xavier) sank a 25-foot putt on the second playoff hole to defeat Marshall's Aaron Williams and A.]. Riley for medalist honors at the seventh annual Xav1er/Provi-.' dent Invitational at The Golf Center at Kings Island. The trio shot 4-under-par 209 for 54 holes, two. . ahead of fourth-place finisher' Jtm Herman Bake johnson of M1ami. Michigan won the team title by two strokes over Marshall.

NKU SOCCER: Freshman player Jeff Anderson has been named Great Lakes Valley Conference player of the week. The freshman from La Salle totaled two goals and an assist last weekend as NKU split a pair of road games.

Anderson leads the Norse in sconng (13 pomts) this fall with SIX goals and an assist.

16-1) 96357. 9, Sf Pans Graham (6·1) 9 2928 10, New Richmond (6-ll 9.2142.

OIVISION IV

55714

European indoors

10,

OIVIS!ON 111

Fox Sports Ohio

BASIEB.AU..

This date in baseball

kola East (5·2) 13.8642. 7, Mason (5·2) 12.7428 8, Sycamore 15·2112.5357. 9, Oak H1lls 15·2) 11.6928 10, Winton Woods (5-2) 11.2934.

OIVISIONII l, Mc:NJC:holas

ger), 225.196 Women Team Finals

LOCAL HOCKEY MIAMI'S DESKINS OUT FOR SEASON: MI-: ami University junior center jason Deskins, the leadmg goal scorer in the Central Collegiate Hockey Assocmtion last season with 26, is out for the season with a torn ACL and partially torn meniscus in his left knee. Deskins, from Warren, Mich., was inJured in the first period of Friday's opener at Western Michigan. Deskins ap, peared scored two power-play Jason Deskins, goals and added two assists in MU's to a 7-1' : preseason victory over Windsor Oct. 2 AHL SITS DUCK FOR 8 GAMES: Cincinnati: Mighty Ducks left wing Maxim Balmochnykh was suspended for eight games by the AHL for a' stick-swinging incident at Lomsville Saturday.

FOOTBALL

M1am1 tnd•vrduals: Johnson 211, Sabo 226, Spe1rs 227, Ph1pps 2'll, Rltchy 21Jl Cincinnati ind1vuJuals: Herman 209, Lyk1ns 221, L1lly 227, W;lder 232, Hathaway 238 Xav1er lndlvrduals: M1tchel! 220, Marr 224, Donovan 224, Smth 227, W11son 236, Staar man 242, Braddock 245 Simpson 247.

1 Romama 153 527

While Curtis Strange, 44, says he: would he honored to he Ryder Cup· captam for the 2001 matches in England, a spokesman for the two-' time U.S. Open champion said· Tuesday he has not been offered' the job. "In fact, he has not spoken> to anyone from the PGA of America· since the conclusion of the last Ryder Cup at Brooklme," said Bev, Norwood of IMG. Curtts Strange The Houston Chronicle cited several unidentified sources in a story Tuesday that' said Strange had agreed to be the captain for the: m:.1tches to be held at the Belfry.

Computer ratings

216

TIANJJN O'una - Results Tuesday of the World Gymnastics Champlonsh!ps

HOUSTON -

~ Today (Games begin at 7 p.m. unless noted) Fort Anctent Valley Conference Winton Woods at Hamson, 5 p m Loveland at Wilmington Mason at Northwe~t Ross at Norwood, 6 15 p m.

Anderson at Turpin, 5 p m Non-league Dayton Stebb1ns at North, 5 30 p.m Walnut H1lls at Purcell Marian

890, 12. Xav1er 897, 13 Wright Slate 898, 14

Molony and Pruett (UCJ d Dunham Freer

Enoquirer news services

VOLLEYBALL

Iowa 879, 6. (tJe) Oh!o Unlvers!ly 886, Clncm· nat1 886, Eastem M1ch1gan 888; 9. We) M1am (OH} 889, lnd1ana 889, 11 Ball State

a

B~Anderson Records; Mt Sf Joseph (5·7}.

Is Strange next Ryder Cup captain? :

GIRLS SOCCER Today (Games beg1n at 7 p.m. unless noted) \ Girls Greater Cmcinnat• League Mercy at Kettenng Alter, 5 30 p m Badm at McAuley, 5 p m McNrcholas at Roger Bacon St Ursula at Seton Mount Notre Dame at Ursuline Fort Anc1ent Valley Conference Anderson vs Turpin a1 Forest H1lls Stad1 um, 7.30 pm Mason at Glen Este Kmgs at Lebanon Loveland at W1lm1ngton Wmton Woods at Hamson, 5 p m Ameba at Northwest Ross at Norwood C1ncsnnatl Hdls League Wyommg at Deer Park Fmneytown at Taylor lnd1an HDI at Reading Madetra at Manemont

oct.

Hershey Rochester wmner at M1nnesota

GOLF

Today (Games begm at 7 p.m unless noted) Mount Healthy at Wyoming

Wednesday, oct. ').7

Saturday, Oct 9

SPORTS DIGEST

Schedule

LB

steve Anzalone and DE Jan Ntelsen for the rest of the season because of thesr roles 10 an1off·campus mc1dent In April Suspended QS Jason Qvrnlan, for one game for violating the team's alcohol policy SACREO HEART-F.red Tom Radul· ski, football coach Named Walt Cze(ak 1nter1m coach TEXAS A&M-Named Kerne PatterM son women's ass1stant basketball coach.

THIEL-Named Karel Jelinek men's basketball and men's tenn1s coach

Otstric:tlO

(AI Lloyd H1gh School) Beechwood def Dtx e He1ghts 15·10,

15-10 Notre Dame Academy def Villa Ma donna 15 2, 15 1 Oistrrct12 (At oayton H1gh school) Bellevue ( 18·11) def B1shop Brossart

15-7, 15·11 Newport CC (22 9) def

Dayton

(10 14) 15-5, 15-2 Hlghlands (19Ml3l def Stiver Grove

11-19) 15-2. 15·9 campbell County 131 21 def Newport 17-121 15 8, 15 3

World Match Play

GCPGA Match Play: Coldstream Country Club Tuesday's results I

Hobart d Rollinson 3 and 2, Kaiser d Jones 1 up, Y1ng!!ng d Arnold 1 up, Nelson d Gaufhter 2 up, Wells d Ledford 2 and 1, Kmg d Walters 4 and 3, Monfort d Hauer 3 and 2, Stephens d Jefferson 4 and 2 Today's pairings Hobart vs Kaiser, Ylng~ng vs Nelson, Wells vs. K1ng, Monfort vs Stephens

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Potts (Mariamont) ........ ,, ............. 10 mont 9-5 (4·2); Made~t~ H-4-2 .

Goal$ Shtelwi(Suminlt) .....·......... :...., ..... 33 Randolph (Sycamore)...................10 (4·1· 1): Taylor 7·7 {3·41:: FmneySugarman(SevenHills) .............. 26 · Sedlacek(l3ad:n) ......................... 10 town 9·6·1 (2·5): Readmg 2-10 .Byers.(Coleraio) ...........................15 .

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P<;hott(DeerPark) ...........:f-: ........15 Hupe(Waynesville) .......,............. 16, (5-1); Loveland. 11·1-1 (5-1); jjllord (McNicholas_l ....... ,:\.c...,; ...:t5 Fulton (Wyommg) ...................... ,.16 .. Lebanon 6-6 (4:2): Norwood 9·3 Al[en (Purcell Manan) ................. ,14 Jorilan(Finneytown) ................... 16 .(4·2); Ross 8'3·1 (4·2); tilt~ Miami -ciimmins (Summit) ,.................... 13 Russell (Summit) .... :..; ................ 13 2·9:1 (0-5); Goshen 0-5.

Hessel (Milford) ...:.,..._. ............... :1 3 Fosriaugh(Waynesville) ........... ,. 13 .• FAVC Buckeye-fMason Schne1der (CCD) ......................... 12 Etter (Indian Hili)_; ........................ 12 10'2·1 (5·1 ); Antlersory. 4-6·2 B~ned'ct (NCH) ... ,.................:....., 11 ..Geier(CCD) ................ ,.......... ,... ,. 12 (2·3·1); Amelia 4·5·2 (2·2: 1): H~rHendricks (St. Bernard) ... :... :... .'11 . Haeussler(Palrfleld) ..........,....... , 12 rison 6-4-4 (2'2-1); Northwest 9-4-1 Lenghome(Middletown) ........... ,,11 Cruse {Lakota East) .................... 11 (2·2·1); Glen.Este 9·2·1 (2·1); Tur· ).orth(Madeira) ....;...............,...... 11 Sedlacek(Badm) ......,.............:···11 pip 6·3·1. · .. . .

Ratliff (Middletown) ...... ,.:·............ ·1~ Zinser(Marcy) ....................,..,.... 11 GGCL·Gray..,- McNicholas Edwards (CCD) ....,.......................;;1 . AhBarn (Wyoming) .. :..,.... :........:... 10 10-3·2 {6·2'1); Alter B-3·5 {5·1:4); Metzger (CHCA) ••. ,......... ,.... ,...... 10 Garcia (Lakota East) .... " .....,........ 10 Roger Bacon 5·6-4 (3·4·2); Badm Roth (Oak Hilla) .........................,:10 Geisting (McAuley) .....:: .............. 10 7,5-4 (3·3-4); Purcell Marian 2·1 H ' . ; ..·. · · Chiodi(lakotaEast) . . :. .;•. 9 KennyQndlanH1i1) .......,............. ,.10 ·(0-10). . .Graves (CCD) ...... ....... ...... .... ...9 :Krusling (Batayia) .......... .- ............. 10 . GGCL·Scarlet-Seton 9·3·4 · ""'fi~ber(Falrfield). ...... ... .. ...... 9 Smyth (Clermont NE) ..........,....... 10 · (6·2·2): St. ursula .. 10·1'5. (6+3); Jewett{Lakola West) .............. : ... 9 S~rague (Batavia) ...,...... .-., ........ )0 Mercy .9·7 · (5·5); McAul~y 10-4·2 Porter (Clermont NE) .................... 9 Pembaur (CHCA) ......................... 9 . (5-3-2); Ursuline. 6-6-4: {4·4-2): .. _.Renolds Lak.ota East) ..,.,·:=:·:,.. ,_9 =Wesley_('f!i'l.st~~!LI1Jo.~!JL;~,-.:::c:·;9 .. _.·. Mount,Notre..Qa~2o14)......

• Schiavone. M!ddl~town) .....,., ..,; •... ~r, ,WilhelmJBatav•a) .........,.,., .....~.. 'GMC-Fairfield · 9-3·4 (6·1·1); · Weddle(Coleraln)., .. ,-. ......,,,... ,,,,... 9.. · .... . '·: ·Shutouts • .. Lakota West 11-2-3 (6-0·2); ,Sycwoods (Batavia) ....::.. :.......:..... :: ....9 Bohart (St. Ursula) :.................... .-13 amore B-3·5 (5·0-3);. Le~ota East . ... .Assists . . ., Hoeck (Summ1t) .......................... 10 7-5'4 (4-1-3): Cole ram 5·7·4 Miller(CCD) .........,.. ,.... :............ ::.19 Monroe(CCO) .......,................, ..... 0 (2-3-3); Middletown 1·6:1 .. (1:6·1); •wnek (Seven H•lls) ........ ,............. 19 Blngham·(Waynesvllle) ............... 10 Princeton 2·12·2 (0-6-2): . M:llord suga"!'an (Seven Hills) ........... ,... 12. Klump (Batavia)., ..... :... ,................. 9 2·9-3 (1·4·3): Hamilton 2-12·2 cummms (Summll) ................., .. 11 . Hilberg (Indian Hlll) ..,..................... 8 (0-6·2). . . ; Rosati(Purcel! Marian) ............... 11 Knoblaugh [Seven.H1IIS) .,............. 8 · MVC-CCO .13·2·1·· (9-0-1); Sal~er(M•ddletown).- .................... 11 ·Raeon (ManemonQ ........................a summit 12•1-3 {8-1-1); Seven Hills Meclntlre (Indian Hll!) .................. 10 Kalkhoff{Lakota West) ................. 7 10·5·1 (6-4); CHCA 4-12 {4·6): Mpler(MCN1ch~las) ................ ,...... 9 . Hanlon(WesternBrown) .... ,......... 6 North College Hill 0·12-2 (0-8-2);. · OJ)onnell (Mane mont) ......... ,.,..... 9 Lahey (Seton) ............. ,_.,..............,... B St. Bernard.0-13-3 (0·8·2).

O'Neal (Sycamore) ....................:.. 9 Schmidt (Ursul!ne) ......... ,.............. 6 sac-Western Brown 15·0·0 Allen (Purcell Marian) .......... :.; ..... 8. Crawford (Finneytown) ................. 5 (9-0); Batavia 9·2·4 (4'1•3); .New Byers (Colerain) .....................,.;.... 8 Phelan {Madelfa) ........ ~ .................. 5 . ·flichmoncl&-7-3 (3-3·3): Clermont Gassady (Pnnceto_n) .................,,.. 8 Bltlnef(McAuloy) ..................... ,.... : NE 2-1 Q-3 (1·6·2); Hiilsboro 6·6-2 K\Jmmerle (!lumm•t) ....................... 8 Melv1n (Sycamote) ...................,.....

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Sutcher (La Salle) ......................... 8 . Miller (Mercy) ., ...................,........ ..4 · lndeperidents-'Oak Austin (Colerain) ................. ,......... 7 Wolf(Badin) .. ,..........................,.... 4 5·5~; Walnut Hills 9.-4-2.

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Kings ..:.................. ,....... :. 7 Salvati (Lakota East) .. ., ................:5 ·aueter(NewCath) .... .,.,., ..... ., ..,., ... 9 . Turner(CHCA) ....:, ...:............ .,...... s : Mitcheii(HolyCrtiss) ............... ,..,;8 BOYS DIVISIONS ti:m O•sbennett(Madeira) ................. 4 Assists . . . seven Hills (6) .. .,............. eo Kuhlman (Princeton) .................... : Tetzel (Villa Madonna)) 14 11 summitCD ...................... 69 Manker(McNicholas)..................

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The Post's All-Metro boys' soccer teams

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Nick Thompson La Salle

Sr. Midfielder

Casey Fischer Lakota East

Sr. Midfielder

Scott Til ford

McNicholas

Sr. Striker

Seth Byers

Colerain

So. Midfielder

Stuart Scheller Anderson

Sr. Mid fielder

Paul Riesenberger Davor Rom

Loveland

Sr. Forward

Anderson

Sr. Midfielder

Jordan Bell

Turpin

Sr. Defender

Chris Carpenter Nick Brown

Moeller

Sr. Midfielder

Winton Woods Sr. Defender.

Brian Schaeper Moeller

Sr. Goalkeeper

MOELLER 1, COVING' TON CATHOLIC 0- Moeller sc?red t~e game's lone goal 13 mmutes mto the game. .

GCL South and SouthwestlDistrict Player of the Year and first-team All· Ohio. As captain, led Lancers to GCL South, sectional and district titles.

First-team GMC, first-team All-City and second-team All-Ohio. Scored eight regular-season goals and had seven assis)s. ·· GCL North co-Player of the year, first-team All-City and third-team AllOhio. Scored 15 regular-season oals.

First-team GMC, first-team All-City and third-team All-Ohio. Scored 15 regular-season goals and had eight assists.

FAVC Player of the Year, first-team All-City and third-team All-State.

First-team FAVC, first-team All-City and 'third-team All-Ohio.

First-team FAVC, first-team All-City and third-team All-Ohio.

First-team FAVC and first-team AIICi .

First-team GCL South and firstteam All-City. · First-team FAVC and first-team AIICi .

First-team GCL South. Second among area big-school keepers with six regular-season shutouts.

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HALFTIME 0-0. GOALS: F-Carovollano. M·McGall. ~~~ORDS: Fairfield 0-2·1, Moeller 0-0-2. JV: Moeller,

• Player of the Year: Nick Thompson, La Salle.

• Coach of the Year: Pat Albrinck, La Salle.

SECOND TEAM NAME SCHOOL Brian McClure Moeller

YR. POS Sr. Sweeper

lsi Enaiho

Sr. Defender

Lakota West

Mike Cassady Princeton

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Mike Hessel

So. Midfielder

Milford

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Chris O'Neal

Sycamore

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Nala Vouen

La Salle

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Matt Chiodi

Lakota East

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Mike Obert Jeremy Hillen Alex Bernstein Glen Niedlinger

La Salle Lakota East Fairfield Fairfield

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COMMENT First-team GCL South and secondteam AII-Ci!):.

First-team GMC and second-team AllCi First-team GMC and second-team AllCity. Scored 15 regular-season goals and had eight assists.

First-team GMC and second-team AllCity. Scored 13 regular-season goals and had six assists.

First-team GMC and second-team AllCity. Had nine assists during regular season.

First-team GCL South and secondteam All-Cit .

First-team GMC and second-team AllCity. Scored nine regular-season oals. · First-team GCL South.

First-team GMC. First-team GMC. First-team GMC and second-team AllCi

HONORABLE MENTION: Marc Burch. Turpin: Sean Weber, Turpin: Brian Link, Oak Hilts.

John Roth. Oak Hills: Steve Geier. Ross; Myles Beeman, lakota West; Kyle Winkler. Le~.ola West; Doug Stehlin. Fairfield; Chad Huber, Fairfield; Matt Salyer, Middletown; Matt Schiavone, Middletown: Matt Langhorne, Middletown; Ryan Posey, Sycamore; Kevin Schmidlin, Sycamore; Matt Millner. Colerain; Cole Weddle. Colerain: Erik Reynolds: Lakota East; Craig Salvati, Lakota East; Mark Fansler, Milford: Mike Strange, Princeton; Woll Klayer, Elder: Bill Mertz, Elder; Scott Evans. Elder; Matt Byrnes, Elder; Phil StockburgP.r, Le Salle; Eric Eckes, Le Salle; Danny Hicks, La Salle: Josh Dunaway. Le Salle; Sean McManlman, Le Salle; llrad Woods, St. Xavier; Tom Schildmayer, St. Xavier; .PaLMurptl>l.._Moeller;~n l,~ller: V~m Mathurt M~r:.Josh Miller, McNicholas; Nat Dyment: ~~el 20llil"r, McNi~; Jim roaXs. 'RIS!'Ie 'SSe; ; J.P Hader; Roger Bacon.

6-Bowers (Madeira); David (Purcell Marian) 5-BuHer (Roger Bacon); Schneider (CCD) . 4-Brtans (Roger Bacon); Mcintire (Indian Hill); Miller (CCD); Rubenstein (Seven Hills); Williams (Purcell Marian); Wittenberg (Madeira) 3-Busam (Rnneytown); Edwards (CCD); Fuller (Lakota West); Haukebo (Anderson); Horworth (Frnneytown); Kulwin (CCD); Lorth (Madeira): M~ler (McNicholas); Tuddenham (Indian Hill)

ASSISTS 7-Edwards(CCD) 6-Mlller (CCD) 5-Graves (CCD); Nicholl (Seven Hills); Rosati (Purccl Manan) 4-Brians (Roger Bacon) 3-Futler (Lakota West); Wnek (Seven Hills); Van0emar1< (Amelia)

Division I SCHOOL

POINTS 1. Lakota West (8)........................................ 98 2. Lakota East (1) ......................................... 85 ~3. Moeller (1) ................................................ 84 4. La Salle .................................................... 65 5. Falrfield .................................................... 37 6. Coleraln ....................................................34 7. Sycamore .................................................32 B. Loveland.................................................. 30

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• Others receiving votes: Elder 16, Oak Hills 12, Ross 11, Middletown 6.

SHUTOUTS 3-Hesser (CCD); Kaptan (Lakota West); Rutledge

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La Salle :: · of Year No. 1 in final ...,;. La Salle Enquirer poll; :; . Senior GCL, sectional : midfielder champion -all-state first :learn; career: 23 !Qpals, 21 assists

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CASEY FISCHER lakota East · Senior inidfielder all-state second team, GMC first team

SETH BYERS SCOTT· Colerain TILFORD ~ophomore McNicholas midfielder Senior striker · all-state all-state third team, third team, GCL fir§t team- GMC first team

STUART SCHELLER ~nderson

Senior. midfielder all-state · third team, FAVC player of the year

·PAUL RIESENBERG Loveland ·senior forward all-state third team, FAVC first team

DAVOR ROM Anderson Senior. midfielder all-state .third team .

FAVC first team

VAGI LIS KONTOPOS Finneytown Senior defender CHL first team

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BRIAN MCCLURE Moeller.·· Senior.: sweeper GCL first team

lSI ENAIHO Lakota West Senior defender GMC first team

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KIER LEHMAN Wyoming Senior midfielder CHL player ot the year

MICHAEL . HARPER S~ven Hills Senior defender all-state ·second team, MVC first team

ANDREW DEBORD Indian Hill Junior midfielder CHL first team

JOSH KOCH SCD Senior· defender MVC first team ·-:-.

JACK CUMMINGS Div. II Player of Year SCD Senior midfielder all-state second team

CHARLIE COOKE Coach of Year SCD Division II state champion

GRAYSON SUGARMAN Seven Hills Senior forward all-state first team, MVC first team

RYAN SICURELLA Mariemont Senior goalie CHL first team

CHRIS KOENIG CHCA Senior ' midfielder.

MVC first team

ERIK CREW Seven Hills Senior goalie MVC first team-

DREW KAZSUBSKI · Wyoming Junior midfielder CHL first team

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BOYS DIVISION I .

1. Moeller (7) ......... 75 2. Li' Salle (I) ........ 65 . 3. tfurpin ................ 64 4. l,llkota Eas1 ....... 50 1 5. loveland ........... 41 5.( Lakota West ..... .41 1 7. .Anderson .......... 29 8. Colerain ............. 19 9.; Sycamore .......... 17 , 10. McNicholas ....... 13 • GCL South-La \' sane-_ 7-2-2 (3-H); M'!!'t-. : ter ~-4-t (3-0-M: St. ~avl· -;;;- -7 (f-!1)·. tder 3-5-3 (1-2·2).

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!SOCCER STATISTICS Byers (Colerain) .......... 13 Cummins (Summit) ..... 13 Stouder (Lebanon) ...... 13 Merkle (Northwest) ..... 12 Burch (Turpin) ............. 11 Cas~ady (Princeton) ... 11 Hessel (Milford) ........... 10 Roth (Oak Hills) ........... 10 Ramey (Kings) ... t ......... 10 Rlsenberg (loveland) .. 10 Allen (Purcell) ..... ,.......... 9 Edwards (CCD) ............. 9 • Lorth (Madeira) ............. 9 Porter (Clermont NE) .... 9 Weddle (Colerain) ......... 9 Woods(Batavla) ............9 Clarke (Loveland) .......... 9 Burch (Turpin) ................ 8 Graves (CCD) ................ 8 Jewett (Lak. West) ........ 8 Maclntlre (Indian Hill) .... 8 . Metzger (CHCA) ............ 8 Reynolds (lakota East) 8 White (Mariemont) ........ 8 Grannes (Turpin) ........... 8 Vandemark (Amelia) ..... 8 Hubbard (Kings) ............ 8 Bowman (Loveland) ...... 8 Assists Miller (CCD) ................. 13 Wnek (Seven Hills) ...... 12 Maclntire (Indian Hill)'.. 10 Sugarman (Seven Hills) . 10 Burch (Turpin) ........... :... 9 Risen berg (loveland) ....9 Nonis (Loveland): ......... 9 Byers (Colerain) ., .......... 8 Sutcher (La Salle) ......... 8 'Lyons (Moeller) ....:........ 7 Miller (McNicholas) ....... 7 O'Donnell (Mariemont) .. 7 Zoller (McNicholas) ....... 7 Vandemark (Amelia) ..... 7 Farrell (Loveland) .......... 7 Shutouts Wimmert (loveland) ......8 Crew (Seven Hills) ......... 6 Klump (Batavia) ............. 6 Martin (Milford) ............. 5 Salem (Aller) ............... 5 Willetts (Lakota West) ... 5

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BOYS DIVISION 1 _ 1. Moeller (7) ········· 7 5 ~- La Salle (I)········ 65 · Turpin ................ 64 4. Lakota East ....... 50 5 · Loveland··········· 41 5. Lakota West .... ..41 7· Ander~on ·········· 29 8 Coler am ............. 19 19. Sycamore .......... 17 U McNicholas ....... 13 10· Oak HillS ············ l3 Others receiving votes: Amena 3, Kings 1.

BOYS DIVISIONS 11·111 1. Seven Hills ...... 80 2 Indian Hill ........ 69 3. Summit CD ...... 66 4. Cincinnati CD ..... 57 5. Wyoming ......... 43 6. Mariemont ....... 42 7. CHCA .............. 32 8. Madeira ..... ,..... 25 9. Batavia ............ 17 10. Purcell Marian . 4 Others receiving 1 ~otrs: Finneytown 3, Badin GCL South-La Salle 7-2-2 (3-l-1): ~ ~-4-1 (3-.Qi\; St. Xavier 2-7 {l-3): der 3. 5.3 (1-2-2) ·

Cummins (Summit) ..... 13 Stouder (Lebanon) ...... 13 Merkle (Northwest) ..... 12 Burch (Turpin) ............. 11 Cassady (Princeton) ... 11 Hessel (Millard) ........... 10 Roth (Oak Hills) ........... 10 Ramey (Kings) ............. ! 0 Risenberg (Loveland) .. 10 Allen (Purcell) ................ 9 Edwards (CCD) ............. 9 Lorth (Madeira) ............. 9 Porter (Clermont NE) .... 9 Weddle (Colerain) ......... 9 Woods (Batavia) ............9 Clarke (Loveland) .......... 9 Burch (Turpin) ............... 8 Graves (CCD) ................ 8 Jewett (Lak. West) ........ 8 Mac intire (Indian Hill) .... 8 Metzger (CHCA) ............ 8 Reynolds (Lakota East) 8 White (Mariemont) ........ 8 Grannes (Turpin) ........... 8 Vandemark (Amelia) ..... 8 Hubbard (Kings) ............ 8 Bowman (Loveland) ...... 8 Assists Miller (CCD) ................. 13 Wnek (Seven Hills) ...... 12 Maclntlre (Indian Hill)".. 10 Su~arman (Seven Hills).IO Bu ch (Turpin) ............... 9 R1se~berg (Loveland) .... 9 Noms (Loveland) .......... 9 Byers (Colerain) ............ 8 Sutcher (La Salle) ......... 8 Lvons ~Reller) , ..... 7 Miller ( cNicholas) ....... 7 O'Donnell (Mariemont) .. 7 Zoller (McNicholas) ....... 7 Vandemark (Amelia) ..... 7 Farrell (Loveland) .......... 7 Shutouts Wimmert (Loveland) ..... ."8 Crew (Seven Hills) ......... 6 Klump (Batavia) .............6 Martin (Milford) ............. s· Salem (Alter) ............... 5 Willetts (Lakota West) ... 5

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• ti\bbard (Kings! :.............- - - - - - 1 0 Graves (CCD) ... - .....;...........- •.•••----· 9 Porter -·--·--·---·-----'--9 Wedele(CNE) (Colerain) _______ 9 1 WoodS (Batavia).,, •.:..........................- ....... 9 ~Harper (Northwest) =---=---·-9 Oarke (loveland) ·---············-·-·-··· 9 Burnes (Eastern Brown) · - · - - - -9 Gavarrele (Norwood) ······-···-··"··-·--9 .Huber {Fairfield)···-----·------- 8 ! Jewett (Lakota West) ··-··"·····-·--·-·---8Maclntire (Indian Hill .............:......___ 8 Monzel (Mariemont) ·················----8 , Murphy (Moeler) ::.::::::-....:~.---~---8 RatDif (Midclelown) =·-·········--·---··8 Reynolds (Lakota east) .;. ___ ____a .

Schiavone (Mlddletown) ._....:......-,..--···8 White (Mariemont)···'······------ 8 Grannes (Turpin)---·-·-----:..-- 8 Bowman (Loveland) ····-·--·----·--8 Partser (Eastern Brown) ........_ _: _____ 8 Assists • • Kirk (Eastern Brown) • Miller (CCD) ""'"·············1 ............................ 19 cahal (RipleY) ..~..............."\--·-·--·--·19 Wnek (Seven Hils) ---·~-·---18 Sugorman (Seven Hils) .............................. 12 ·Norris (Loveland) ......................---·---·11 · Cummins (Sirnmit) ·-·-..:·----10

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6. ·Madeira ......... ::....... 55 Boggs (Hillsboro) ....... :... :..... 3 2: . La~ota we.st (1) ........ 67 · 7. Summtt CD ............ 36 B.owling (La Salle) ................ 3 3. ',tMoeller ,.:~........ 63 CHCA ........ :.:: ......... 27. ·Burch (Turpin) ... :..................3 4. \.Turpin ............... :...... 51 9. Batavia ................_. .. 11' Byers (COlerain) ................... 3 · 5. Sycamore ..............:. 43 · 10. NewRichmond ...... 10" Crawford(Ross) ........... ::..... 3 6. Lakota East·.......... :.. 33 7 .• Oak Hills .................. 21 ;. -~Others receiving votes: ' Evans(Ross) ........: ............. : 3 · 7, ~arlemont · 6, Ross 5, Graves (CCD) .::................... 3 Milford .................. ::. 20 9. La Salle .................... 1a Seven Hi« 2. Norwood 1, Kings 1. . :Helton (Goshen) .................. 3 · ' Hubbard (Kings) .................. 3 ~ 0. · And.erson ............ :.;'· ~_7 G)RLS -KEI!TUCKY ..

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•· •· · • .. . • •. OHI!? BOYS • • >~ ..... c. Scoring • Schott (Deer Park) ........ ,.... 10 • 1 . Tillord(McNicholes) .... :....... 6.

1 Allen (Pureell Marian) ....~.:.~ .. 5 ;:Hessel (Milford):..:._. .. :.....,.,.. 5. . Ke~z~bskl (Wyoming) .......... 5 · . Lehman (Wyoming) ............. ·5 · • .. M~arthy (Utile ~lamij ....... 5 ~ •1 M11ter (BetheQ ...................... 5 Stamper (Bethel) ...,. ............. 5 Thompson (la.Salle) ........... 5 .

Braun (Monroe) ........... :........ 4 Graves (CCD) ............ :......... 4 .

Heiny (Springboro) .........: .... 4 Hinson (Ross) .........: ... :......;.4 Horwarth (Finneytown) ........ 4 • Jewett (Lakota West) ......... ..4 ,. · ·[yOns (Moeller) .....-... ........ 4 · • Moll man (Batavta),. ..:·............ 4 , Ramey (Kin!Js) ..... :....... :..... :. 4' • ~

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Wnek (Seven Hills) ..........:.:. 3 • ' Shutouts· Brigger (Wyoming) ...............3 Crew(SevenHIIIs) ............... 3 Burnette (Kings)~ ... :.............. 2 Manker (McNicholas) ..... :.... 2 Molt (Amelia) ...... .:........, ...... 2 Schaeper (Moeller) ::..: .., ...... 2 ~ Willetts (Lakota West) .........,2 Salem (Alter) ................... :::.. 2 Statt (St: Bernard):, .... :........ 2 • •· · · · •