Middies Rally Past Deer Park Seals District A1 Quarterfinal
Middletown uses a 14-1 start to blitz Deer Park 77-48 and reach the District Class A1 semifinals behind Bud Bierly’s 28 points and strong rebounding. Mason advances with a 55-50 win over Preble Shawnee to join Mt Healthy, Hamilton Garfield, Oxford Talawanda, and Hamilton Badin/Loveland in the late rounds.
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Princeton- Mt. Healthy hoops scores tie in 66 68 clash
Princeton edges Mt. Healthy 66 68 in a tight matchup led by Plunkett 13 7 33 and Carlson 12 2 26. Mason and Preble Shawnee also posted notable totals in separate games, with Mason at 55 and Preble Shawnee at 50.
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Locke Makes Third Trip To NIT With Redskins
Army joined the NIT field as the sixth team named, joining Manhattan Duquesne Utah Georgetown and Miami of Ohio in the 16 team field. Coach Tates Locke will make his third NIT appearance and first with Miami after two trips with Army.
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Locke weighs future as Miami hosts NIT bid
Miami University basketball coach Locke calls a players meeting to stress NIT eligibility. Clemson contacted him about next year, but he won’t decide until after Miami’s NIT bid. Locke, four seasons at Miami, previously led Army to two NIT appearances.
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Fraley Suspended One Game Before Bradley Clash
John Fraley, a 6-5 sophomore from Middletown now at Cincinnati, is suspended for one game by Coach Tay Baker for disciplinary reasons and will miss the Peoria game against Bradley tonight. He is expected to rejoin the Bearcats for the regular season finale versus St. Louis on Saturday.
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High School Tournaments Scores From Monday
Class AA actions in Columbus saw Eastmoor 72 over Marion Franklin 63 and Walnut Ridge 73 over Mohawk 64. Cincinnati matchups had Bacon 75 over Elder 69 and Taft 59 over Oak Hills 39. Oxford games saw Middletown 77 over Deer Park 48 and Mount Healthy 68 over Princeton Mason 959 to 50. Troy results listed Fairborn 64 over Springfield Catholic 59 and Northeastern 55 over Troy 49. College and pro results follow with Villanova 126 Seton Hall 96 and Kentucky 102 Auburn 81. NBA scores include Baltimore 118 Cincinnati 110.
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Purple One Of 7 Former Champs Left In Tourney
Ohio high school basketball postseason narrows to seven former Class AA champions in the field with Columbus East eliminated. The Sweet Sixteen and regional rounds reduce 466 teams to 73 in AA and 535 to 62 in A as regional play continues toward the state tournament at St. John Arena March 2021 with Middletown leading the former champions.
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Bruins Return To No 1 After Weekend Wins
UCLA recovered to the AP poll top spot after weekend victories over Stanford and California. Kentucky, Florida State and Davidson round out the top ten with Davidson entering the ranking. UCLA leads 23-1. Kentucky 24-1 with wins over Alabama and Auburn.
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