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Powerful Inside Game Carries
Bridgeport past Liberty, 70-22
Bridgeport used a powerful inside game to come away with an easy 70-22 victory over Liberty in a Harrison County and Big 10 Conference girls high school basketball contest Wednesday night at the LHS gymnasium.
The Indians, who stand at 2-1 on the season, kept feeding the ball in the post all evening long to Peggy Scott, Beth Guzzi and Katy Wilson. All three players gained double-figure status as the Mountaineers did very little to defend them on the lower block.
Scott finished as the game's leading scorer with 17 points and grabbed seven rebounds. Guzzi followed with 13 points and pulled down a game-high eight rebounds, while Wilson added 10 markers.
"Compared to the first two games, we didn't do very well in the first half," said Bridgeport coach Dave Marshall. "We have a team goal to feed the post 20 times and I don't think we did it as many times as we liked to.
"We have four pretty good post players and we like to get the ball in their hands as much as possible. I thought we played a complete game for 32 minutes and we haven't done that in the first two games."
Kristen Queen also netted double digits for BHS with 11 points. Jackie Codling had nine points and dished off for a game-high eight assists.
Another factor that contributed to the Indians win was the poor performance from an offensive standpoint by Liberty. The Mountaineers committed 21 first half turnovers and ended the contest with a total of 30.
"I thought we would improve after the Philip Barbour game," remarked Liberty coach Gary Courtney. "We are still making the same exact mistakes that we made at Philip Barbour and, obviously, something has to change in the near future."
Jamie Robinson paced the Mountaineers (0-2) with 10 points.
Bridgeport (70)
Kemmerer 0 0-0 0; Pasternak 3 0-0 6; Queen 4 2-2 11; Palmer 1 0-0 2; Horne 1 0-0 2; Wilson 4 2-2 10; Scott 7 3-5 17; Amodio 0 0-0 0; Codling 4 1-2 9; Carmichael 0 0-0 0; Guzzi 5 3-4 13; Totals 29 11-15 70.
Liberty (22)
M. Nichols 0 0-0 0; K. Nichols 0 2-2 2; Bee 2 2-2 6; Will 1 0-0 2; Robinson 4 2-4 10; Bland 0 0-0 0; Kopp 0 0-0 0; Goff 1 0-2 2; Allen 0 0-0 0; Totals 8 6-10 22.
Bridgeport
14
24
21
11_70
Liberty
4
6
8
4_22
3-Point Goals:
_ Queen.
NOTRE DAME 51, Grafton 48:
Courtney Oliverio sank two free throws in the closing seconds to lift Notre Dame past homestanding Grafton, 51-48, in girls
high school basketball action Wednesday night.
The Fighting Irish, now 3-1 on the season, placed three players in double figures. Clarice Dent led the way with 16 points followed by Toni Kay Oliverio with 15 and Angie Martino added 10.
The Bearcats' (0-3) lone bright spot was Jody Bias. She led all scorers in the contest with 26 points.
Notre Dame (51)
Dent 5 6-8 16; T. Oliverio 5 5-7 15; Martino 5 0-0 10; Ferro 3 0-0 6; C. Oliverio 1 2-2 4; Vozniak 0 0-0 0; Totals 19 13-17 51.
Grafton (48)
Bias 11 2-4 26; Villaraza 2 0-0 4; Sansbury 2 1-2 5; Maier 1 0-0 2; Sayres 1 1-3 3; Stephens 2 0-0 4; Shay 2 0-0 4; Mayle 0 0-2 0; Totals 21 4-11 48.
Notre Dame
15
12
8
16_51
Grafton
11
6
18
13_48
3-Point Goals:
_ Bias 2.
PHILIP BARBOUR 36, Robert C. Byrd 32:
Denise Kroll scored 12 points and Cindy Poling added 10 to lead homestanding Philip Barbour to a 36-32 victory over Robert C. Byrd in girls Big 10 basketball action on Wednesday.
The win lifts PB to 3-1 overall and keeps the Colts unbeaten in league play. RCB is now 1-3 on the year.
Kim Richison led the Eagles with 11 points.
"We played hard and the effort was there," commented RCB assistant coach Jim Richter. "We missed some easy opportunities and Philip Barbour took advantage of some.
"We played with a lot of enthusiasm and we hope it carries over."
The Colts visit Bridgeport on Friday while the Eagles host Elkins the same evening.
Robert C. Byrd (32)
Veltri 2 0-0 4; Gray 1 0-0 2; Richison 5 1-2 11; Yertzell 0 1-2 1; Secret 3 0-0 6; Waugaman 4 0-0 8; Totals 15 2-4 32.
Philip Barbour (36)
Poling 5 0-1 10; Nestor 1 0-0 2; Kroll 3 6-9 12; Moore 2 0-0 4; Maunz 1 0-0 2; Schubert 0 2-2 2; Markley 2 0-1 4; Totals 14 8-13 36.
Robert C. Byrd
7
9
6
10_32
Philip
Barbour
8
8
10
10_36
3-Point Goals:
none.
WILLIAMSTOWN 71, Doddridge County 47:
Williamstown upped its record to 3-1 by downing Doddridge County 71-47 last night in girls high school basketball at the WHS gym.
Greer Fenton and Janelle King led the way for Williamstown as the duo accounted for a combined 31 points. Fenton led all scorers with 19, including two trifectas while King added 12.
Kristi Evans and Mandy Smith were the two bright spots for the Bulldogs. Evans ended with 16 while Smith chipped in 10.
Doddridge County visits Notre Dame on Friday.
Doddridge Co. (47)
Evans 5 6-6 16; Smith 3 4-4 10; Swisher 0 1-2 1; Whitehair 0 1-2 1; Ash 1 0-0 3; Kelley 2 3-5 7; Rollins 2 1-1 5; James 1 0-0 2; Totals 14 16-20 47.
Williamstown (71)
Anderson 3 2-2 9; Elkins 1 0-0 3; Fenton 5 7-8 19; Smith 2 2-2 7; King 4 4-4 12; Seckman 3 0-0 6; Bunnell 2 0-0 4; Winland 1 0-0 2; Holtgrewe 2 0-2 4; Robinson 1 1-2 3; Rolan 1 0-0 2; Totals 25 16-20 71.
Doddridge County
11
10
14
12_47
Williamstown
20
19
11
21_71
3-Point Goals:
Ash, Anderson, Elkins, Fenton 2, Smith 1.
Updated December 20, 1996
Pressure Defense Lifts Lincoln
To 65-29 Victory over Preston
SHINNSTON _ Lincoln used a pressure 1-3-1 defense to jump out to a big lead early in the first quarter and cruised to a 65-29 victory over Preston last night in girls Big 10 basketball action.
The Cougars' defense helped the hosts take a 15-0 lead with 3:01 to go in the first quarter before the visitors got on the scoreboard.
Then the teams played evenly for the rest of the canto as the Knights cut the lead to 21-7 with the final two baskets of the period.
Freshman Tabitha Hutson and senior Stacey Lambert paced LHS in the quarter with eight and six points, respectively.
The Cougars continued to pressure the ball in the second canto as they built their advantage to 28 points, 41-13, on a 16-0 run to end the half.
Chrissy Luchuck led the Lincoln defense in the quarter as the senior applied pressure on the ball and had six of her game-high 13 steals along with four points. Hutson chipped in six points in the period for the Cougars.
"Well, the first half was the key for us," said Lincoln coach Jeff Osbourn. "Our pressure defense ... Chrissy Luchuck had 13 steals in the game. Anytime you have one player get that many steals in a game, you are giving the other team trouble."
Lincoln continued its run in the third quarter as it scored the first six points of the period and built the lead to as much as 39 before Osbourn substituted freely for the final two minutes and the final quarter.
Luchuck led the Cougars with 10 points in the period including two 3-pointers while S. Lambert added six markers.
"In second half, we got to play a lot of kids," said Osbourn. "We have a lot of depth which we are thankful for. Our conditioning is paying off and we are playing real well."
S. Lambert led all scorers with 17 points for the Cougars (3-0) while Luchuck followed with 16. Hutson finished the night with 13 markers, seven rebounds and three assists.
Mindi Sypolt led PHS (1-2) with seven points.
Lincoln will be in action again on Saturday as it travels to North Marion in an inter-county contest.
Preston (29)
Helms 1 4-4 6; O'Connor 0 0-3 0; Simpson 1 0-0 2; Sisler 1 0-0 2; Graves 1 0-1 2; Martin 2 1-3 5; Riley 1 0-0 2; Stieringer 0 0-1 0; Sypolt 2 3-4 7; Baker 1 0-0 2; Gibbs 0 1-5 1; Totals 10 9-21 29.
Lincoln (65)
McDonnell 1 0-0 2; Medina 1 2-2 4; C.Luchuck 5 4-6 16; Mills 2 0-0 4; Morris 1 0-0 3; Barron 2 0-0 4; Hutson 6 1-3 13; S.Lambert 8 1-4 17; Cochran 1 0-0 2; Totals 27 8-15 65.
Preston
7
6
10
6_29
Lincoln
21
20
17
7_65
3-Point Goals:
C.Luchuck 2, Morris.
Updated December 20, 1996
Buckhannon-Upshur, Miller Will Play
For Girls Tournament Championship
BRIDGEPORT _ Sarah Wills scored 12 points and blocked five shots to lead Buckhannon-Upshur Middle School to a 26-25 win over the Bridgeport Braves in the girls portion of the Joe Leonette Memorial Tournament.
The Bucs jumped out to a 9-3 lead at the end of the first quarter but the Braves cut the lead to 15-12 at the break.
The second half featured good defense by both teams but with 1:35 left in the game, Ashley Trainer knocked down a 15-footer to put the guests up 25-23. After a Bridgeport turnover, Ashley Strawn made one-of-two free throws and the visitors held on for the win.
The Braves' Erica Rome led all scorers as she netted 15 points.
In the second game of the day, Christin Black scored 20 points and grabbed 12 rebounds as Miller Junior High beat Taylor County Middle School, 43-22.
Amanda Roderick added 13 points and six rebounds for the winners.
Ashlee Zuspan led Taylor with 10 points.
Buckhannon-Upshur Middle (26)
Trainer 2 1-3 5; Dotson 2 0-4 4; Strawn 1 1-2 3; Wills 5 2-2 12; Barker 1 0-0 2; Totals 11 4-11 26.
Bridgeport (25)
E.Rome 7 1-7 15; Ross 2 1-2 5; Stanley 0 1-2 1; A.Rome 2 0-2 4; Totals 11 3-13 25.
Buckhannon
9
6
4
7_26
Bridgeport
3
9
6
7_25
3-Point Goals:
_ none.
___
Miller (43)
Black 10 0-1 20; Roderick 3 7-11 13; Thompson 2 2-4 6; Stowe 1 0-0 2; Lennon 0 0-2 0; Oliver 1 0-0 2; Totals 17 9-18 43.
Taylor County (22)
Zuspan 4 2-4 10; Maier 1 0-0 2; Ferren 1 1-2 3; McDaniel 1 1-1 3; Jackson 1 0-0 2; Hartwell 1 0-0 2; Totals 9 4-7 22.
Miller
10
14
13
6_43
Taylor County
1
5
9
7_22
3-Point Goals:
_ none.
Updated December 19, 1996
Lincoln Hosts
Preston; Liberty
Visits Bridgeport
A Big 10 Conference matchup and an intra-Harrison County battle between rivals highlight tonight's girls basketball schedule.
Upstart Lincoln (2-0) hosts Preston (1-1) in a game that features two of the early season favorites in the Big 10.
The Cougars have rolled past their first two opponents behind the stellar play of senior Chrissy Luchuck and freshmen Tabitha Hutson and Teresa Medina.
Luchuck and Hutson form a tenacious backcourt duo while Medina is a threat from her forward spot.
But, the Cougars may not be at full strength tonight, according to coach Jeff Osbourn.
"We're fighting the flu," said the veteran mentor. "(Monday) night we had six girls out of practice. They were back (Tuesday), but they were hacking and coughing. It's still a problem."
Fortunately the Cougars have plenty of depth.
"We'll have to play a lot of people, but we've got a lot of girls ready to step up," said Osbourn. "We've been playing a lot of people and they are getting the job done."
Osbourn attributed his team's quick start to the girls' dedication to preseason conditioning.
"They've worked very hard to get where they are at," said Osbourn. "It's paying off ... I think our conditioning has been a big factor for us and will continue to be."
In the intra-county matchup, Bridgeport (1-1) hosts Liberty (0-1).
The Indians are led by inside players Beth Guzzi and Peggy Scott and guards Jackie Codling and Kristen Queen.
The Mountaineers, who haven't played in a week, were led by Julie Bee in the opening game loss.
In another Big 10 battle, Robert C. Byrd (1-2) visits Philip Barbour (2-0).
The Eagles, coming off a 53-42 loss to Buckhannon-Upshur, are led by Leah Yertzell. Other contributors include Ashlee Secret, Kyle Veltri, Rebecca Post and Kim Richison.
The Colts counter with a solid squad paced by Amy Markley.
Notre Dame (2-1) visits Grafton (0-2) in an inter-conference contest.
The Irish's Toni Kay Oliverio has stepped up in ND's past two victories while Clarice Dent has made an impact on the inside. Melissa Ferro and Angie Martino also provide solid support.
Other area games: Bishop Donahue at Paden City, Calhoun County at Braxton County, Doddridge County at Williamstown, University at Fairmont Senior, North Marion at Elkins, Brooke at Morgantown, Ritchie County at Tyler Consolidated, Tucker County at Lewis County, Valley Wetzel at Hundred and Wirt County at Roane County.
Updated December 19, 1996
Oliverio Leads
Notre Dame By
Hawks, 47-38
Toni Kay Oliverio scored a
game-high 25 points to lead Notre
Dame to its first win of the season
as the Irish downed South Harrison 47-38 in girls high school basketball action Friday night at the NDHS gym.
The Fighting Irish, now 1-1 on
the season, received a tremendous lift from the performance of
Oliverio as the 5-7 senior floor
general converted on 9-of-17 shots
from the floor, including two
three-pointers. She also pulled
down seven rebounds and dished
out four assists.
"She (Oliverio) stepped it up a
little bit tonight," stated Notre
Dame coach Steve Gibson. "We
still don't have the team concept
down right now and we need to
start playing better as a team."
Oliverio got the Irish off to a
good start with six first period
points as Notre Dame held a slim
10-9 margin as the quarter came
to a close.
The Hawks, who are 0-2 on the
campaign, began to move the ball
patiently in the second quarter.
They used an 8-2 run over the first
four minutes to grab a five-point,
17-12, advantage with 4:43 left on
the clock.
Amber Morrison led the charge
with four fast-break points and
Melissa Dawson added five points
to give SHHS a three-point, 22-19,
lead at the half.
The second half was a different
story for the South Harrison offense. It became impatient
against the Irish 1-2-2 zone and
this led to a big third period for
Notre Dame.
"We played a good ball game for
two-and-a-half quarters," remarked Hawks coach Joe Johnson. "We became impatient, got a
few points down and couldn't get
back into it.
"The shooting continues to be a
problem and we are going to have
to find someone who can put the
ball in the basket."
NDHS outscored the Hawks 14-4
in the decisive third period as the
guests made just 2-of-16 shots in
the canto and allowed the Irish to
open up a 33-26 advantage head
ing into the final period of play.
"One of the things we didn't do
against Clay-Battelle was play
our defense," said Gibson. "We are
not noted for being a high scoring
team, so we have to play defense
or we will lose."
Oliverio led the way for ND in
the final period with eight points
which included both of her 3-point
hoops.
Clarice Dent upped the Irish advantage to double digits, 36-26,
with an inside hoop. The closest
South Harrison got after that was
eight points, 45-37, with 1:38 remaining in the game.
Dent followed Oliverio in scoring for ND with nine points, while
Angie Martino added eight.
Morrison paced the Hawks with
14 points. Dawson and Jennifer
Young each chipped in nine markers, while Young led all rebound
ers in the contest by collecting 12.
South Harrison (38)
Dawson 4 1-1 9; Smith 1 0-0 2; Johnson 0 1-4 1; Morrison 7 0-0 14; Young 4 1-4 9; Kirk 1 1-1 3; Totals 17 4-10 38.
Notre Dame (47)
Me. Ferro 1 1-2 3; Vozniak 1 0-2 2; Dent 3
3-5 9; Martino 3 2-4 8; T. Oliverio 9 5-9 25;
Totals 17 11-22 47.
South Harrison
9
13
4
12_38
Notre Dame
10
9
14
14_47
3-Point Goals:
_ T. Oliverio (2).
Updated December 16, 1996
Area Girls Roundup: Bees Top RCB
EAST FAIRMONT 58, Robert
C. Byrd 35: Robert C. Byrd,
which was coming off a big opening season win against Grafton on
Wednesday, fell victim to East
Fairmont in its home opener 58-35
last night in girls high school basketball.
"The kids were disappointed
with the outcome," remarked
RCB head coach Bill Bennett. "We
controlled the pace of the game
for most of the first half. But,
East Fairmont started pressing,
which we didn't handle well.
"I told the kids not to dwell on
this game. It's a long season and
we want to forget about this game
and prepare for Buckhannon-Upshur. Right now, we need to establish some confidence out on
the floor. The effort is there."
Jenni Morrison led the Bees
with 17 points while Stacy Robinson added 13 and Samantha Starsick and Courtney Cable chipped
in 11 and 10.
Leah Yertzell led the Eagles
with 17 markers.
East Fairmont (58)
Ford 1 0-2 2; Morrison 5 7-8 17; Cable 5 0-0 10; Pollock 2 1-6 5; Starsick 5 1-1 11; Robin
son 6 0-0 13; Totals 24 9-17 58.
Robert C. Byrd (35)
Veltri 1 2-2 4; Post 3 0-0 6; Gray 2 0-0 5;
Richison 0 0-1 0; Yertzell 6 3-4 17; Stickel 1
0-0 2; Secret 0 1-2 1; Totals 13 6-9 35
East Fairmont
9
14
19
16_58
Robert C. Byrd
9
7
8
11_35
3-Point Goals:
Gray, Yertzell 2, Robinson.
DODDRIDGE COUNTY 50,
Ritchie County 44:
Doddridge
County's Kristi Evans had a superb all-around game as she
scored 16 points, grabbed 11 rebounds and dished out five assists
as the Bulldogs beat Ritchie
County 50-44.
Lori Trent added 10 points and
11 rebounds for the victors.
Katrina Dodson scored a game-high 17 points and teammate Am
ber Jones chipped in 13 for the
Rebels.
Ritchie County (44)
Satterfield 3 0-0 5; Dodson 7 3-4 17; Jones 5 1-1 13; Spangler 1 0-0 2; Rawley 0 0-1 0;
Mossor 0 0-2 0; Heiney 3 1-3 7; Totals 18 5-11
44.
Doddridge County (50)
Evans 3 10-17 16; Smith 1 3-3 5; Swisher 2
1-4 5; Ash 1 0-0 3; Kelley 3 1-6 7; Powell 1 2-2
4; Trent 4 2-2 10; Totals 15 19-34 50.
Ritchie Co.
11
6
8
19
44
Doddridge Co.
7
13
15
15
50
3-point goals:
Jones 2, Ash, Satterfield.
GILMER COUNTY 45, Pocahontas County 40:
Gilmer County
claimed a first-round victory over
Pocahontas County 45-40 last
night in the Tygarts Valley Tour
nament in girls prep hoops action.
Gilmer's balanced-attack was
led by Lewesla McClain's 12
points while Tiffany Smith and
Kelly Osbourne each tossed in 11.
Pocahontas was led by Laura
Calhoun's game-high 26 markers.
Gilmer Co. (45)
McClain 4 4-4 12; Chambers 2 0-1 4; Smith
4 3-5 11; Cottrill 0 1-2 1; Osbourne 4 3-4 11;
Freshour 3 0-0 6; Totals 17 11-16 45.
Pocahontas Co. (40)
Calhoun 9 3-9 21; Beverage 2 0-0 4; Cain 4
2-4 10; Bennett 1 0-0 2; May 0 1-4 1; McLaughlin 1 0-0 2; Totals 17 6-17 40.
Gilmer Co.
12
14
9
10_45
Pocahontas Co.
6
11
9
14_40
3-Point Goals:
none.
PHILIP BARBOUR 55, Preston
41:
A good defensive effort
spelled victory for Philip Barbour
as the Colts picked up its second
win by downing homestanding
Preston 55-41 last night.
Amy Markley scored 26 points
for the Colts. Jessica Maunz contributed 14 points in the win.
Philip Barbour (55)
Poling 0 2-4 2; Nestor 1 0-1 3; Kroll 3 0-0 6;
Thompson 0 1-3 1; Maunz 7 0-2 14; Schubert
0 2-2 2; Markley 10 6-11 26; Daugherty 0 1-2
1; Totals 21 12-24 55.
Preston (41)
Helms 4 2-2 11; Martin 1 4-4 6; Riley 4 2-3 10; Ranier 2 0-0 4; Sisler 0 0-2 0; Stieringer 0
5-7 5; Sypolt 0 4-6 4; Baker 0 1-2 1; Totals 11
18-26 41.
Philip Barbour
12
19
9
15_55
Preston
12
8
8
13_41
3-Point Goals:
Nestor, Helms.
EMMANUEL CHRISTIAN 45,
Mt. Carmel Christian 26:
Emmanuel Christian picked up its
first win of the season by downing
Mt. Carmel Christian 45-26 in
area girls hoops last evening.
EC received a good shooting
performance from Laura Broadwater, who led all scorers on the
night with 23 markers.
Mt. Carmel Christian (26)
Vilella 8 5-13 21; Lewis 0 1-6 1; Strickler 0 0-2 0; Jones 2 0-0 4; Totals 10 6-21 26.
Emmanuel Christian (45)
Ca. Broadwater 3 0-6 6; Baker 2 1-4 5; Broadwater 11 1-6 23; Matheny 1 0-0 2; Mathew 3 2-6 8; Coleman 0 1-2 1; Totals 20 5-24 45.
Mt. Carmel
7
10
4
5_26
Emmanuel Christian
7
12
14
12_45
3-Point Goals:
none.
Updated December 16, 1996
Cougars Maul Bearcats, 79-4
SHINNSTON _ It's only their
second game of the 1996-97 season, but already the Lincoln Cougars look to be in midseason form
as they crushed Grafton 79-40 in
Big 10 girls basketball action.
Led by the play of freshman
standout Tabitha Hutson and a
strong defensive effort, the Cougars (2-0) jumped out to an early
19-9 lead after one period of play.
However, the Bearcats (0-2)
clawed their way to within six
early in the second quarter when
Shannon Maier canned a 15-foot
jumper to bring the score to 19-13.
The remainder of the second
canto was all Lincoln as Jody
Lambert hit Hutson for two of her
game-high 27 points on a back
door play to ignite a 21-9 run
which closed out the first half.
Chrissy Luchuck added six
points for the Cougars in the run
as Lincoln put the game away by
intermission.
"I really think the key so far for
us this year has been our depth,"
commented LHS head coach Jeff
Osbourn. "We've really been
working hard and I don't think
that it hurts us at all when we put
our second team in."
The third quarter was much of
the same as the Cougars wasted
little time establishing them
selves as Hutson was once again
the catalyst by scoring on a drive
in the lane to give Lincoln a comfortable 42-22 cushion and ending
the scoring in that period by drilling a three-pointer from the top
of the key.
"I thought that going into to
night's game that we had to put a
lot of pressure on the ball and get
some steals to create points," explained Osbourn. "I don't think we
played that well but we were able
to do those things tonight and it
paid off for us."
Leading the way defensively for
the Cougars was C. Luchuck with
seven steals to go along with her
15 points in a strong all around effort.
Following Hutson and C. Luchuck in scoring for the Cougars
were freshman Teresa Medina with 11 and sophomore Heather
McDonnell with 10.
Shilo Villaraza led Grafton with
10 points.
Grafton (40)
Bias 3 3-5 9; Bolyard 1 2-2 4; Sansberry 0
2-2 2; Maier 3 2-2 8; Villaraza 3 4-8 10; Mayle 0 0-1 0; Sayers 1 1-2 3; Shay 1 2-4 4; Totals
12 16-26 40.
Lincoln (79)
C.Luchuck 6 3-7 15; Barron 2 0-0 4; Hutson
11 4-6 27; Medina 3 5-8 11; J.Lambert 1 0-2
2; A.Luchuck 2 0-0 5; McDonnell 4 1-2 10;
Cochran 1 1-1 3; Mills 0 2-2 2; Totals 30 16-28
79.
Grafton
9
13
7
11_40
Lincoln
19
21
17
22_79
3-Point Goals:
Hutson, A.Luchuck, McDonnell.
Updated December 16, 1996
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