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March 6
Boys basketball
OHSAA Division II district finals
Winton Woods 55, Anderson 48
Girls basketball
KHSAA 9th Region final
Notre Dame 40, Holy Cross 39 (OT)
March 5
Boys basketball
KHSAA Eighth Region quarterfinals
North Oldham 84, Walton-Verona 38
KHSAA 10th Region quarterfinals
Campbell County 85, Nicholas County 56
Nicholas County (20-12): Harmon 1 0 3, Hatton 5 3 15, True 1 1 3, Simons 2 0 4, Smith 3 2 8, Martin 5 5 17, Blake 3 0 6. Totals: 20 11 56.
Campbell County (21-9): Norwell 2 0 5, Ballinger 1 2 4, Davie 7 8 23, Guy 1 0 3, Elam 4 2 10, Seibert 1 0 2, Riedinger 1 0 2, L. Anthrop 6 0 17, Thacker 1 0 2, C. Anthrop 2 1 6, Eaton 5 1 11. Totals: 31 13 85.
Halftime: CC 41-24. 3-pointers: NC 5 (Harmon, Hatton 2, Martin 2), CC 10 (Norwell, Davie, Guy, L. Anthrop 5, C. Anthrop, Eaton).
March 4
Boys basketball
OHSAA Division I district semis
Wayne 60, Springboro 46
Moeller 70, Colerain 33
OHSAA Division III district semis
Badin 60, Turpin 28
Hughes 62, Northwest 58
OHSAA Division VII district semis
Cincinnati College Prep 41, Fayetteville-Perry 38
Miami Valley Christian Academy 82, Spencer 21
KHSAA Eighth Region quarterfinals
Spencer County 64, Simon Kenton 57
KHSAA 10th Region quarterfinals
Scott 84, Mason County 57
Scott (15-14): Jor. Clemons 6 4 16, Casnelli 1 0 2, Murphy 0 1 1, Brown 7 5 19, Dodd 2 0 5, Jon. Clemons 1 0 3, Hardy 5 0 10, Boyd 12 4 28. Totals: 33 14 84.
Mason County (7-19): Fox 2 0 4, Anderson 1 0 2, Merz 1 4 6, Brookbank 10 1 21, Lang 5 0 10, Lykins 1 0 3, Pfeffer 1 0 2, Hughes 1 1 3, Gill 3 0 6. Totals: 25 6 57.
Halftime: S 41-24. 3-pointers: S 4 (Jor. Clemons 2, Dodd, Jon. Clemons), MC 1 (Lykins).
Girls basketball
OHSAA Division I regional semifinals
Princeton 55, Milford 44
Lakota West 68, Springboro 56
Fairfield 35, Milford 33
St. Xavier 70, West Clermont 32
OHSAA Division V regional semifinals
Proctorville Fairland 76, Waynesville 38
For the second year in a row, Waynesville’s season comes to a close against Fairland in the regional semifinal.
The Spartans finish the year at 19-7 with back-to-back district titles. Maggie Stephenson ended the season as the team’s leader with 13.8 points, 4.3 assists, and 4.2 steals per game. Katie Berrey added 10.8 points and 3.8 points per game, while Grace Cordery grabbed the most rebounds with 7.7 a game while scoring 9.6 points per game.
Waynesville will graduate eight seniors at the end of the school year: Katie Berrey, Bella Bradley, Maddie Kolaczkowski, Grace Cordery, Amelia Bunch, Maggie Stephenson, and Arianna Corwin.
OHSAA Division VI regional semifinals
Fayetteville-Perry 45, West Liberty 33
The Rockets are headed to the regional finals!
After a 45-33 victory against West Liberty, Fayetteville-Perry will advance to take on St. Henry at Springfield High School on March 7. The Rockets have won district titles in each of the past four seasons but are now just one win away from the state final four.
It will be a high-powered showdown when 24-2 Fayetteville-Perry clashes with 24-1 St. Henry. Fayetteville-Perry has been a balanced team all year with five players scoring over 7 points per game: Christina Murphy, Cara Rummel, Aubrey Barber, Lilly Carlier, and Lindi Carlier.
March 3
Girls basketball
OHSAA Division II regional semifinals
Mount Notre Dame 67, Loveland 31
Seton 52, Winton Woods 51
There will be a new Division II state champion in Ohio after the Seton Saints held on to beat Winton Woods 52-51 in the regional semifinal round.
That game followed the other regional semifinal where Mount Notre Dame stayed undefeated, beating Loveland 67-31. That set up an all-Girls Greater Catholic League regional final between Seton and Mount Notre Dame. The pair met twice in the regular season with the Cougars taking both contests in close affairs. Mount Notre Dame won 62-56 on Dec. 2 and 57-54 on Jan. 13. Those game made up two of Seton’s three losses this season.
The regional final round will be on March 7 with a 2 p.m. tipoff time at Princeton High School.
OHSAA Division IV regional semifinals
Purcell Marian 80, McNicholas 48
Purcell Marian’s hunt for a fifth-consecutive Ohio state championship is still alive after the Cavaliers beat McNicholas 80-48 in the regional semifinals.
Purcell Marian (21-6) has won five postseason games, averaging just under 75 points per game scored in those contests. Purcell Marian will meet Alter in the regional final at 7:30 p.m. on March 7 at Vandalia Butler. The teams did not meet in the regular season.
KHSAA 8th Region quarterfinals
Simon Kenton 75, Eminence 30
KHSAA 9th Region semifinals
Notre Dame 48, Highlands 31
Holy Cross 66, Ryle 60 (OT)
Boys basketball
OHSAA Division I district semifinals
Oak Hills 48, Lebanon 37
Lebanon (13-10): Strahm 1 0 2, Sako 4 0 8, Coffey 7 4 18, Schmenk 3 0 7, Faler 1 0 2. Totals: 16 4 37.
Oak Hills (16-7): Dean 5 4 15, Kornmann 2 2 7, Ball 7 3 17, Wergers 1 1 3, Kraus 2 2 6. Totals: 17 12 48.
Halftime: L 14-13. 3-pointers: OH 2 (Dean, Kornmann), L 1 (Schmenk).
Sycamore 51, Walnut Hills 44
Lakota West 74, Middletown 31
Hamilton 67, Elder 49
Princeton 79, Little Miami 24
OHSAA Division IV district semifinals
Wyoming 69, Reading 34
CHCA 51, Roger Bacon 48
Taft 89, Shroder 50
OHSAA Division V district semifinals
North College Hill 72, Seven Hills 41
Summit Country Day 60, Mariemont 48
Williamsburg 51, Madeira 44
OHSAA Division VI district semifinals
Oyler 53, Georgetown 38
Deer Park 60, Cincinnati Country Day 57
March 2
Boys basketball
OHSAA Division II district semifinals
Aiken 64, Kings 47
Anderson 64, Harrison 60 (OT)
Winton Woods 82, Withrow 26
Loveland 67, Edgewood 56
OHSAA Division III district semifinals
Goshen 42, Ross 39
La Salle 59, Batavia 41
Girls basketball
KHSAA 8th Region quarterfinals
Anderson County 55, Walton-Verona 54
KHSAA 10th Region quarterfinals
George Rogers Clark 77, Bishop Brossart 23
Mason County 59, Pendleton County 42
Campbell County 76, Montgomery County 61
This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky high school sports scores, March 2-8
Reporting by Alex Harrison and Chase Souder, Cincinnati Enquirer / Cincinnati Enquirer
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