Madison 56 Northridge 18 in girls basketball rout
Erin Ponder led Madison with a season high 16 points as the Mohawks built a 29 point halftime lead and held Northridge to two points in the first half. Carly Nance and Amanda Eckhardt each added 10, Eckhardt posting a double double with 15 rebounds and eight blocks. The win improves Madison to 9 0 in SWBL play and sets up a holiday tournament opener December 29 at Miami University Middletown against Lockland.
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Carly Nance
Amanda Eckhardt
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Polar Bears
Eckhardt
Mohawks
Miami University-Middletown
Lockland
Morgan Plumbo
Angel Wilhoit
Nicole Prosperi
Toni Blanton
Stephanie Upshaw
Jill Leach
Brodek
Shriver
Allen
Manus
Ponder
MUM teams stay unbeaten in ORCC play weekend results
Miami University Middletown men swept two ORCC games beating Ohio University Lancaster 77 65 and Akron Wayne 89 59 led by Bolden 18 points against Lancaster and 22 against Wayne. Hailey 13 Martin 12 aided Lancaster win. Hensley 16 Bell 25 paced the women in a pair of losses to Lancaster 66 51 and Wayne 54 51 leaving the squad 4 8 overall 3 6 ORCC.
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Hornets
Shelby Pettus
Amy Truck
Middletown
Franklin
Fenwick
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ORCC
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Ohio University-Lancaster
Akron University
Wayne
Anthony Bolden
ThunderHawks
Lancaster
Donell Hailey
Joe Martin
Bolden
Martin
Marcus Manley
Ohio
Miami University
Akron University-Wayne
Tara Bell
Katie Hensley
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Holli Kroger
LaKelsha Shipp
Becca Keaton
Gel
Baughman
Provenzene
Lockman
Reynolds
Tatman
Kroger
Shipp
Hensley
Tara Bel
LaKeisha Shipp
Butler
St. Hawk
Beanadine
Sa. Hawk
Hilty
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Monroe Wins Home Tri Meet In Wrestling Action
Monroe boys wrestling swept Williamsburg and Harmony in a home tri meet, 36-33 over Williamsburg and 42-30 over Harmony, with multiple Monroe wrestlers earning two wins. Jr. High results show Monroe going 3-0 in a quad meet defeating Triad Garfield and Little Miami, led by athletes such as Noe, Talbot, Mercer, Sherry and Hunt.
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Vanover
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Combs
Duhner
Ledford
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Hall
Schenck
Hoover
Amiott
Howard
Kelley
Lynch
Ligo
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Hornets
North Lewisburg Triad
Hamilton Garfield
Little Miami
Triad
Garfield
Kyle Noe
Adryan Talbot
Paul Mercer
Kyle Sherry
Bradley Hunt
Dustin Annichenni
Chris White
Miami RedHawks Face Liberty After SMSU Setback
Miami University seeks rebound after a 69-63 loss to Southwest Missouri State as it hosts the Liberty Flames at Millett Hall. Coach Charlie Coles emphasizes fast recovery and stronger offense, led by Horace and Mason, while Hausfeld returns from injury to boost the outside shooting.
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Liberty Flames
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Findlay
Miami
Charlie Coles
Coles
Butler
SMSU
Danny Horace
William Hatcher
Bright sparks Bearcats past Tigers as freshman stars
Cincinnati, ranked No. 22, rolled to a 95-43 win over Jackson State. Freshman Roy Bright scored a career-high 17 points and grabbed 11 rebounds in 23 minutes as Cincinnati improved to 8-0. Coach Bob Huggins earned his 550th win.
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Northwestern State
Chadd Moore
Bright
North Carolina
Eric Hicks
Huggins
Syracuse
Cornell
Hakim Warrick
Orange
Big Red
Jim Boeheim
Jones lifts Flyers to 64 55 win over NSU
Dayton rallies from 6 points down with a late spurt led by Mark Jones. The senior scores 17 points, adds three steals, and helps UD improve to 5-3. Norman Plummer and Marques Bennett contribute key 3s as Jones seals the victory in crunch time. The Flyers overcome 22 NSU turnovers and lock down in the final six minutes.
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UC Arena
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Saint Louis
Taftville
Conn
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Norman Plummer
NSU
Jermaine Wallace
Mark
Marques Bennett
Bennett
Trey
Brian Gregory
Falcons Fall Short in Narrow Loss to Braves
In a tight battle, the Falcons trailed by turnover gaps late but forced 11 miscues in the second half. Emily Kunkel led with 10 points while Kristen Richardson topped the Braves with 20 as Fenwick (41) edged Talawanda (42) in a holiday tournament preview. Both teams head to upcoming tournaments next week.
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Emily Kunkel
Mari
Anne McGoran
Christen Clemens
Kristen Richardson
Jenny McNamee
Talawanda
Fairfield
Fenwick
Miami University-Middletown
Lindsey Berns
Marianne McGoran
Angela Dominy
Erica Lankfer
Lisa Ling
Kelly Fink
Abby Reagh
Sarah Schmidt
Kelsey Sullivan
Kunkel
McGoran
Ling Talawanda
McNamee
Oklahoma State rises to No. 3 in AP poll
Top 25 AP ranking shows Illinois No. 1 with 50 first place votes and 1,727 points as Kansas sits No. 2 and Oklahoma State climbs to No. 3 after a 79-67 win over UNLV. Georgia Tech drops to ninth after a 85-73 loss to Gonzaga.
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Washington
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Texas
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Iowa
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Ohio State Women Hold Ten spot In AP Poll
LSU remains No. 1 with all first place votes as Utah returns to the rankings. Stanford stays No. 2 after a 71-55 win, Duke moves to No. 3, Texas and Baylor follow, with North Carolina Notre Dame Connecticut Tennessee and Ohio State rounding out the top 10.
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Baylor
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