SWIMMERS MAKE A BIG SPLASH

SWIMMERS MAKE A BIG SPLASH @ CCD The New Richmond boys beat CCD and Greenfield McClain last Wed. night. The scores were 138 NR-84 CCD-65 Greenfield. 1st Place finishers were:200 Medley Relay -- Robbie Workman, Jacob Singleton, Alex Ariapad and Tyler David; 200 Free - Tyler David; 200 I.M. - Alex Ariapad; 100 Butterfly- Alex Ariapad; 100 Free -- Tyler David; 200 Free Relay - Alex Ariapad, Tyler David, Jacob Singleton, Robbie Workman; 100 Back- Robbie Workman; 100 Breast- Jacob Singleton. 2nd Place finishers were: 50 Free- Jacob Singleton; 500 Free- Theo Osterman; 100 Breast- Jake Ober and 400 Free Relay- Steve Benton, Theo Osterman, Tanner Duncan, and Colt Reese. Great Swim by all the swimmers. The New Richmond girls swim team had a strong showing at CCD by coming in 2nd place. The scores were as follows: 132-CCE, 85-NR and 57- Greenfield. 1st place finisher was 500 Free- Kara Burns and 100 Breast Kara Burns. 2nd place finishers were: 200 Medley Relay- Micah Brondhaver, Kara Burns, Jessica Nazareth and Amanda Schmidt; 100 Butterfly- Ann Bishop; and 400 Free Relay- Vicky Booker, Ashlee Lewis, Amanda Schmidt and Megan Woolum. Great job by all the swimmers. Big week starting Dec. 6 home against Harrison, Away at Greenfield on Tues. Dec. 7 and Home with Clark Montessori. Everyone is welcome to come out watch these talented athletes. There is no charge to get into a swim meet.

SBAAC Athletic Directors Support The Rachel Underwood Benefit

The SBAAC Athletic Directors continue to show their support For Georgetown Athletic Director and basketball coach Jerry Underwood and his family by holding a raffle. All proceeds will go to the Underwood family to help cover expenses as his wife Rachel continues her battle against cancer. The raffle will continue through the end of the basketball season and the drawing will take place on March 7th at the Winter SBAAC banquet. Please help support this great cause.

Rachel
UNDERWOOD
Family

Benefit Raffle Sponsored By The

SOUTHERN BUCKEYE CONFERENCE

$1.00 EACH or 6 for $5.00

1st Prize: 4 Day/3 Night @ Biltmore (Ashville, NC)

2nd Prize: 3 Day/2 Night at Woodson Bend Resort (Lake Cumberland)

3rd prize: Side of Beef ($800.00 value)

4th prize: Stihl Edger ($450.00 value)

5th Prize: Watch ($400.00 Value)

6th Prize: Craftsman Toolbox

7th Prize: OSU Football Helmet

8th prize: Gun Case

Thank You to the following sponsors:

Cahall's John Deere @ Georgetown
Sears Hometown Store @ Georgetown
Croswell Tours @ Williamsburg
Facet Jewlery & Pawn @ Amelia
Amelia Athletic Dept.
Sportszone
RB Printing Company - 937- 446- 4442
Mark & Diane Slagle & Goodwin Farms
For tickets please contact Doug Foote, (513) 553-3191 x 10003 or foote_d@nrschools.org

Boys Basketball vs Deer Park

The varsity boys basketball team lost its season opener Saturday night at Deer Park. The lions had cut the Wildcats lead to 26-25 in the 3rd quarter, but a few key turnovers led to a 7-0 run by Deer Park to end the 3rd Quarter. The lions again fought back to come within 3 in the closing minutes, but Deer Park was able to hit their free throws and hold on to win 45-40. Leading scorers for the Lions were sophomore Austen Craig with 12 points, senior Shane Campbell with 12 points and also had 9 rebounds, and junior Chris Turner chipped in 7 points.

The JV Wrestling Lions open the season at Wilmington.

The first tournament of the year was a huge success. The Lions placed 10 wrestlers out of 14 weight classes. They did not keep a team score but we know the results if they would have, Lions win! Brody Hooks placed first, Tyler Loyd, Mickey McCollum, Chris Klinker and Aaron Pollard finished second, Tristan Williams and Clay Loadman finished third, AJ Rostetter and Zack Fields finished fourth and Ryle Beckerich finished fifth. Coach Minor was impressed with the Lions performance for the first meet of the year. He explained they have a long way to go but this was an impressive beginning to the 2010-2011 season! WE ARE NR!

The Wrestling Lions takedown the first meet of the year!

The Lions attacked the Roger Bacon duals Saturday morning. They posted a 72-6 win over Roger Bacon in the first round. The second round saw the Lions dominate the Mariemont Warriors. Then came the Norwood Indians who were no match for the Mighty Lions. The fourth round was a battle for the ages. The Lions faced the Reading Blue Devils, both teams unbeaten and hungry for a trip to the finals. The Lions started off hot with two wins in quick fashion, then Reading won the next four followed by a few impressive wins by the Lions. When the dust settled the Lions fell a little short losing 39-23. The final round of the day was for third place with the Lions squaring off against the Wyoming Cowboys. Those Cowboys felt the wrath of a Lion team coming off their first loss of the season, Lions 62 Cowboys 9. enough said!
Austin Skaggs, Cody Gableman, Ryan Zawacki and JR Forsee all went undefeated, posting a 5-0 record. Nathan Rostetter, Sam Anderson, Robbie Lemar and Kevin Reid went an impressive 4-1. WE ARE NR!

Lady Lions Fade vs CNE

The Lady Lions Girls Basketball team took a tough loss vs CNE last night. After a 1 point half-time lead the girls faded down the stretch losing the 2nd half 21-13. The girls were not able to stop the strong inside game of CNE and failed to stop their quick transition game. Foul trouble, poor offensive decision-making and execution, and low intensity also contributed to the loss. The girls play next at Home vs Milford Tuesday Dec 7.

NR Girls Open Leage Play with Win

The NR Girls Varsity Basketball Team rebounded from a tough opening night loss to Ripley Monday night to defeat Amelia 57-41 last night. The lions got off to a quick start forcing multiple turnovers in the half court press to start with a 26-11 first quarter lead. The Lions were led by a a dominating performance by Reno Frayne who scored 14 of her game-high 18 in the first half. Freshman Josie Buckingham added 10 points and solid defense and rebounding. Sarah Shoemaker fueled the backcourt hitting two clutch 3s and providing solid ball-handling.