Senior guard Megan Rauch hit a 3-pointer in overtime to put Campbell County ahead for good in a 49-45 win over Clark County on Saturday.
The Cardinals hit a basket to start the extra session, but Camels senior forward Jenna Martin answered with a 3-point play. After another Clark County bucket, Rauch’s trey gave Campbell County a two-point lead.
Rauch hit a pair of free throws later in OT to ice the game.
Camels junior center Kaytlin Siegmundt forced overtime but hitting a pair of free throws with 20 seconds left in regulation, tying the score, 41-41. Campbell County led by 10 entering the fourth quarter, but the Cardinals had battled back to take a two-point lead in the closing minutes.
Siegmundt finished with a team-best 16 points and Rauch added 15 as the Camels improved to 6-1 in their last seven games.
CLARK CO. 6-7-14-14-4—45
at CAMPBELL 16-15-6-4-8—49
CLARK COUNTY (14-9): Terrell 1 0 3, Parido 2 0 4, Rose 5 0 10, Taylor 0 1 1, Skinner 8 3 19, Hamilin 3 2 8. Totals 19 6 45.
CAMPBELL COUNTY (16-8): Berkley 1 0 2, Robinson 2 1 6, Roaden 1 0 2, Martin 2 1 5, Rauch 5 4 15, Gray 1 0 3, Siegmundt 5 6 16. Totals 17 12 49.
3-pointers: CA—Robinson, Rauch, Gray. CL—Terrell. JV: Campbell County, 45-40.
SIMON KENTON 53, NEWPORT CENTRAL CATHOLIC 45 – Pioneers sophomore guard Abby Owings sank four free throws in the last two minutes to seal the game.
NewCath pulled within three with 1:52 remaining, but Simon Kenton hit 7 of 8 foul shots to ice it.
Owings recorded a team-high 15 points, and senior guard Hannah Stephenson added 14 for the Pioneers.
Sophomore forward Nicole Kiernan scored 14 of the Thoroughbreds’ first 18 points and led all scorers with 22 points.
NEWPORT CC 16-6-9-14—45
at S. KENTON 14-12-12-15—53
NEWCATH (16-6): Huber 2 4 8, Ware 2 0 4, Muench 3 0 6, Kiernan 10 2 22, Schalk 1 0 2, Kohls 1 1 3. Totals 19 7 45.
SIMON KENTON (16-6): Owings 5 5 15, Stephenson 5 1 14, Cook 4 2 10, Cox 3 2 8, Bosse 2 2 6. Totals 19 12 53.
3-pointers: SK—Stephenson 3. JV: Simon Kenton, 26-25.
ST. HENRY 57, BROSSART 51 – Junior forward Morgan Potts hit a basket late in the fourth quarter to ice the game for the Crusaders.
Senior forward Jessica Knaley posted a game-high 22 points, and senior guard Jill Bauer chipped in 11 points, eight assists and seven steals for St. Henry.
BROSSART 12-8-16-15—51
at ST.HENRY 9-17-17-14—57
BROSSART (20-5): Hartig 5 2 13, Ziegler 1 0 3, Futscher 6 3 16, Stadtmiller 2 1 7, Young 3 0 6, Greis 3 0 6. Totals 20 6 51.
ST. HENRY (19-5): Fugate 3 2 8, Bauer 4 3 11, Knaley 11 0 22, Neace 4 0 8, Potts 3 0 6. Totals 25 7 57.
3-pointers: B—Stadtmiller 2, Hartig, Ziegler, Futscher. JV: St. Henry, 35-30.
SOUTH OLDHAM 59, COOPER 40 – Sophomore forward Brinneman rolled up 14 points and four assists in the losing effort for the Jaguars.
Junior guard Andrea Thompson added 11 points and five rebounds for Cooper.
S. OLDHAM 18-10-15-16—59
at COOPER 6-11-12-11—40
SOUTH OLDHAM (19-4): Dye 7 5 19, Wright 2 0 4, Housley 4 0 10, Whitfield 9 0 21, Sedoris 2 1 5. Totals 24 6 59.
COOPER (7-18): Schafer 1 0 3, Maniacci 2 1 5, Brinneman 4 5 14, Moore 0 1 1, Smith 0 2 2, Thompson 4 2 11, Cheek 1 0 3, Van Dussen 0 1 1. Totals 12 12 40.
3-pointers: SO—Whitfield 3, Housley 2. C—Schafer, Brinneman, Thompson, Cheek. JV: South Oldham, 48-20.
BELLEVUE 59, WILLIAMSTOWN 55 – Eighth-grade guard Makayla Bishop hit a free throw with three seconds remaining to put the Tigers up by four.
Junior forward Jennifer Sexton racked up 25 points and 13 rebounds, and eighth-grade forward Ellis McCarthy grabbed eight rebounds in the Bellevue win.
Eighth-grade guard Kyra Ross finished with 11 points and three assists, and senior forward Kaylynn Dill recorded 10 points and four steals in Bellevue’s win.
W’MSTOWN 10-12-13-20—55
at BELLEVUE 18-14-11-16—59
WILLIAMSTOWN (5-15): Harris 2 3 8, Prokopachak 4 5 13, Dezarn 1 1 3, Montgomery 1 0 3, Hankinson 2 0 6, Potter 2 2 6, Fossitt 1 2 4, Northcutt 6 0 12. Totals 19 13 55.
BELLEVUE (9-14): Sexton 9 7 25, Bishop 3 1 7, Smith 1 0 2, Dill 3 4 10, McCarthy 1 2 4, Ross 4 2 11. Totals 21 16 59.
3-pointers: B—Ross. W—Hankinson 2, Harris, Montgomery. JV: Williamstown won.
WALTON-VERONA 56, HIGHLANDS 49 – Junior forward Courtney Sandlin scored 15 points and grabbed 11 rebounds for the Bearcats.
Senior guard Jenalee Ginn added 13 points for Walton-Verona, which won this game at home and another game at Gallatin County on Saturday.
HIGHLANDS 9-13-7-20—49
at W.-VERONA 13-13-17-13—56
HIGHLANDS (13-12): Parton 3 2 11, Fisse 1 3 5, Schaefer 6 2 15, Daley 3 5 11, Coffey 0 1 1, Graves 2 2 6. Totals 15 15 49.
WALTON-VERONA (21-5): Clinkenbeard 3 2 8, Mullikin 0 4 4, Slavey 2 0 5, Hoffa 0 2 2, Ginn 4 3 13, Sandlin 5 5 15, Taulbee 1 4 7, Judy 1 0 2. Totals 16 20 56.
3-pointers: WV—Ginn 2, Slavey, Taulbee. H—Parton 3, Schaefer. JV: Walton-Verona won.
WALTON-VERONA 71, GALLATIN COUNTY 55 – Junior center Michele Judy scored 17 points to lead the Bearcats in their second game of the day.
Junior forward Courtney Sandlin,
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