Cincinnati, for the first time in seven years, is officially eliminated from the D-IV playoffs before the start of regional play. Both Lockland and Seven Hills fell tonight to very good teams, here's a look at how it all went down......
- Houston 62 Lockland 56: After getting off to a slow start, the Panthers trailed 15-1, Lockland came back to take the lead mid-way through the third quarter but couldn't make enough plays in the fourth quarter to win. Sophomore guards DJ Wingfield and Dylan Wedlock were the most consistent offense for the Panthers, both were able to slash effectively and score in the paint. Wedlock scored 18 points and Wingfield added on 13 in the loss. This was the first time in the last 7 years that Lockland did not capture the division IV district title in Dayton.
- Dayton Jefferson 55 Seven Hills 30: Senior forward Miles Hill led the Stingers with 11 points. Jefferson has long been considered the favorite to come out the Kettering region and make the final four, they showed why they are getting so much hype tonight with a dominating performance.
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