
The 17th seeded Lady Knights play 12th seeded Mercy High School this Thursday, February 16 at Lakota East – 6:00 p.m. Here is the bracket for this sectional: BRACKET
Mercy plays in the GGCL and has an overall record of 13-7, 6-4 in conference play. They beat both Ursuline and Mt. Notre Dame twice this season and hail a junior guard #22 Kelley Wiegman who averages 17.1 ppg. MERCY season results
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The defending FAVC Champions Kings Lady Knights closed out the 2011-12 season by visting Milford and Glen Este.
At Milford, the 12-1 (FAVC) Freshman girls opened up play facing the only FAVC team to beat the KLK and both teams were looking to claim sole possession of first place. The battle was fierce and the Lady Knights had the edge at half-time as the defense rattled the Eagles, but an absent 3rd quarter allowed the home team to take a 6 point lead into the 4th and the 9th graders fall 4 points short at the end. An impressive season for the best record of the basketball trio of teams. KLK Freshman end their season 12-5, overall 12-2 in FAVC play.
The JV lost at home to Milford in January in a close battle, so the team came out fighting but never really seemed to gain momentum. A rally in the 4th quarter kept the hopes up but again fell short to the tough home team and JV lose this one 25-32.
When Varsity played the red hot Eagles at home in January, it was a buzzer beater by Haley Delaney that stunned the visitors with only their second loss of the season. The game was full of energy from the opening tip with several lead changes and the KLK leading at the half. But one bad quarter of production from the blue and white was all the home team needed to gain momentum and close the game with a 7 point victory, handing the Varsity their 7th loss of the season. Final 34-41 GAME STATS
The season ends on the road at Glen Este with two out of the three squads visiting the land of Purple. The JV wanted to close out their season on a winning note and they delivered! The JV came out with speed and determination and never let the home team get any advantage. JV finishes the year with their second win over GE 31-23. Final record 10-9, 10-6 FAVC.
When GE came to the K-house on January 11th, the difference in the game was the missed free throws in the last moments of the game that allowed the KLK to maintain a 1 point lead and get the W. This time, the Trojans were not going to allow that to happen as they dominated 3 quarters of play and with a 12 point lead going into the fourth, the game was favoring the home team. Enter the varsity scoring machine as they outscored the home team 22-10 to close the gap and take the game into the second OT of the season. But as in the previous game in January, the free throw shooting proved to the difference again, but favoring the home team this time. Final 67-69. GAME STATS
Despite the loss HALEY DELANY was red HOT as her production in Glen Este puts her in the spotlight with 28 POINTS! This Junior went 9 for 15 inside the arc and 2-4 outside of it, and hit 8 out of 13 free throws. WAY TO GO HALEY!!

Last week, the second to last week of the season, the KLKB program went to Walnut Hills and then hosted Anderson.
At WH, the Varsity claims one of the best statistical games of the season as they went 50% from the field, and 66% from 3pt range. Abby Bush was on fire with 13 points and went 6 for 6 at the line. Followed by Claire Sichterman with 9, the Bruns sisters: Michelle and Laura matched with 7, Haley Delaney with 4, Mac Seiter, Stephanie Wehmer with 3 and Madi Bauer with 2. Final 48-39. GAME STATS
Saturday Feb 4 marked the last home game for the seniors of the KLKB team. Although the official Senior recognition occurred the week previously, the emotions for the seniors were, no doubt, very obvious. The visiting Anderson Redskins came out with a charge and never relented, until the 4th quarter when the varsity scored more points in the final stanza than the previous 3 to close the differential to 13. Props to Haley Delaney as she scored 13 points and went 3-4 at the charity stripe. Final 52-39. GAME STATS
The Freshman build on a 6 game win streak and open the day of games with a huge win over the Anderson Frosh. The game was about as complete of a game as the 9th graders have executed and a huge shout out to BIANCA OTENG as she was beaming with pride after scoring her first points of the season. Congrats to the entire Freshman team as they improve to 12-4 on the season: Bianca Oteng, Libby Coleman, Grace Wolf, Jordan Philpot, Colleen Riesing, Brooke Renner, Patrice DiPasquale, Jenna Maschino, Kiley Maxwell, and Brianne Gray. With one game remaining at Milford on Weds, 2/8, the Eagles were the last team to beat the Frosh back on January 7th, so the team is looking for some payback to close the season on a winning note.












On Saturday January 28th, the KLKB team celebrated our SENIORS! HALEY WALTER, LAURA HARSNETT, MICHELLE BRUNS, ABBY BUSH, STEPHANIE WEHMER, and KATIE STEVENS.
The 3 teams faced the Turpin Spartans for the second time this season. The FRESHMAN started out with a great victory, which featured LIBBY COLEMAN with her first 4 points of the season! Way to go team! Record improves to 11-4.
JV had a convincing win against the Spartans in December, but fell short at the buzzer, record falls to 8-7.
In their first OT game of the season in December, the Varsity lost to Turpin and looked to take revenge, but the zone and low shooting percentages were the challenges that kept the varsity from the win. FINAL: 51-40. Record falls to 8-8 overall, 7-5 in FAVC.
GAME STATS
On Weds. Jan 18th, the power forwards from Mason, Brianna Glover and Kayla McDowell, at 6’1″ and 6’2″ respectively, managed to score more points than the entire KLK team scored for the game. Glover and McDowell combined for 29 points and the height, speed of the visiting team was simply no match for the Knights. Despite a fairly tight 1st quarter, with 3 lead changes, once the Comets got into their groove, the KLK had no answer to any shots, going only 11-40 from the floor. Varsity takes this on the chin and moves to 7-6 on the season. FINAL: 54-26.
KLK STATS COMETS STATS
The JV had a strong start and gave the Comets a good run. Scoring from Sarah Palmer, Kiley Maxwell, Brianne Gray, Arden Jestice, and Riley Brashear kept the hopes alive, but the fast breaks and layups caught up to the team at the end. The JV streak of 2 losses in a row is the first of the season, moving to 7-6 with a 38-26 final.
The stars of the night were the freshman as they take out the Comets. This defensive battle was so tight with more passing and movement of the ball in the back court, that there was very little shooting to be had and not single foul shot taken in the first half by either team. The half time score was 6-6. Sometimes a good halftime break is what a team needs to get ‘er goin’ and that’s what the Frosh did as they scored 9 points to only Mason’s 3 points in the third stanza and hang on to use up the clock as Mason tried to rally, but the KLK Freshman prevail and finish the game 17-20. Kiley Maxwell gets high fives with 9 points followed by Brooke Renner with 5 and Jenna Machino and Brianne Gray with 2 each. Freshman improve to 9-4 on the season.
On Saturday Jan 14, the future Kings Lady Knights players were recognized during the halftime of the Varsity game against Loveland. Players in grades 2-8 adorned the gym to watch the very girls who started their basketball careers with the KBA program. The KLK came out strong as this game became quickly reminiscent of the first meeting at Loveland in November, when the red and blue won 50-34.
Standout play from seniors Abby Bush (14 pts, 4-5 FTM/A) and Steph Wehmer (10 pts, 2-4 FTM/A) and junior Haley Delaney (10 pts 1-1/FTM/A) led the home team to a 34-49 victory and the KLK are on a 3 game win streak, improve their record to 7-5, 6-3 in the FAVC.
GAME STATS
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In the earlier games of the evening, the JV had their first OT game of the season. The KLK JV struggled to capitalize on a couple of opportunities and fall to the black and orange by 6. Record drops to 7-5.
The freshman opened the evening of games with dominant play and repeat the victory of November by beating the Tigers 28-46, record improves to 8-4.
NEXT UP: MASON comes to the K-HOUSE on WEDS. JAN 18th! Last year the RED SEA filled the Black Hole in their gym and even the Mason coach was impressed with the Knights fans. Let’s go fans, we need to do it again! Come fill the RED SEA and cheer on your KLK’s!! 4:30 Freshman/6:00 JV/7:30 Varsity. GO KNIGHTS!
The Eagles of Milford soared into the K house on Saturday Jan 7th with an 8-1 record, tied for first in the FAVC , and one of the top shooters in the conference, Morgan Wolcott. The Eagles took quick flight with a 6 point lead going into the lockerroom at half . But the adjustments that the Varsity made allowed the Eagles to only score 5 points in the third and to rally in the 4th to close the gap. At the buzzer, a 3-pointer by HALEY DELANEY inked the deal for the Lady Knights and the home team stunned the visitors by winning the game with one point to spare, 36-37. Varsity improves to .500 on the season with a 5-5 record.
GAME STATS

In the earlier games, the Freshman allowed the Eagles to score the first 5 points unanswered, but turned on the intensity and entered the lockerroom tied at 10. But the battle wore the Knights at the end as they lost this contest by 15. Record is now 6-4.
The JV had most of their production from Riley Brashear, Sarah Palmer, Christine Harris and Arden Jestice, but couldn’t manage to hang on at the end losing 28-21, bringing record to 6-4.
NEXT UP: The Purple Trojans from Glen Este will come for a visit on WEDS JAN 11, games at 4:30/6:00/7:30
WKNG RADIO BROADCAST ALERT!!! MARK THE DATES: The broadcast team from WKNG Radio will be broadcasting LIVE from the K-house on SATURDAY Jan. 14 with LOVELAND Tiger’s. This is also KBA Girls Youth Basketball Night; and SATURDAY Jan. 21 with WILMINGTON Hurricanes. WKNG RADIO LINK
Weds. Jan 4th, 2012 marked a new year and a new player to hit the hardwood for the Varsity, Mackenzie Seiter, a JR who had been on injury reserve from rehabing a knee injury. Her spark on the floor was contageous and she looked great hitting a big 3 pointer in the second quarter to help close the gap of a strong Anderson beginning.
The Redskins came out with guns blazing as they rattled off the first 7 point of the game unanswered and the Varsity struggled to find consistency in their shooting. The Ladies rallied the entire game, trailing by as little as 2, but the Orange and Black were just no match in the showcase game of the night, losing 37-45. GAME STATS
In the first two games of the evening, the Freshman opened up the night with a complete breakdown of their opponent, shutting them out completely in the 4th quarter. Improving record to 6-3, the Frosh keep winning streak alive with 4 in a row, final score 35-16.
In the middle game, the JV played a tight game, with never more than a 4 point variance between the teams, but bring it on to keep the lead at the stretch and bump their record to 6-3 with the 24-21 victory.
NEXT UP: SATURDAY at KHS, the Milford Eagles will fly in for a visit to the big K house at 11:30/1:00/2:30 games. SEE YOU THERE!

Wittenberg Tigers and Wilmington Quakers face off in the championship game of the Charles B. Zimmerman Memorial Classic at Wittenberg University on Fri. Dec. 30, at 4:30. A Holiday tourny in Springfield, OH may not seem like big news, but this match up features two Kings Lady Knights alums Shelby Kies (’09) who is a JR at WC and Katelyn Haralamos (’11), a Freshman at Witt.
In the first game, Kies, one of the 5 starters, and her Quaker-mates faced Brescia and maintained a lead most of the game, but with Brescia tying the game with only 5 minutes remaining, the Quakers poured it on to win by 8. Final 51-59. WILMNGTON GAME STORY
In the second game of the tourny, Harlamos, one of 3 freshman starters, had a fairly easy time with their opponent, Rose-Hulman, and scored all of her 14 points in the second half. Katelyn was featured in the post game story out of Wittenberg: WITTENBERG GAME STORY
If you want to come see some great Women’s Hoops and our Kings alums, make the short 75 minute trip northeast to Wittenberg University, tip time 4:30. DIRECTIONS to Pam Evans Arena


Shelby Kies Katelyn Haralamos
12/3 Ursuline story coming soon