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| This game was paired up between Wayne Blackshear (Louisville) and Chasson Randle (Stanford). When the smoke cleared, it was Blackshear on top not only with the victory but he outscored Randle by 5 with 18 points. "This was a big game and I wanted to do whatever I could for the team," Blackshear said. "We wanted to come out aggressive (second half) and we did." |
 Wayne Blackshear drives hard to the basket |
| The main event game lived up to its billing in front a sold out crowd over 8,000. The Redwings secured the victory behind the red hot play of seven-foot, Wisconsin-bound center Frank Kaminsky who had a natural double-double (19 points, 10 rebounds). He also had 5 blocks and 4 assists. "Great game, great atmosphere," Kaminsky said. "We were able to make the clutch plays. They crushed us on the boards (33-23); they're so athletic. But we were able to get it done. We knew that if we played like we were capable, we had a chance to beat them." |
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18
GIRLS BASKETBALL
CLASS 3A REGIONALS
ST. FRANCIS REGIONAL
Montini 74, St. Francis 34
CLASS 4A REGIONALS
ZION-BENTON REGIONAL
Zion-Benton 57, No. 20 Hersey 32
Juanita Robinson had a team-high 23 points for Zion-Benton. Octavia Crump and
Samantha Rodriguez also chipped in 12 apiece.
BOYS
BASKETBALL
Crete-Monee 70, Rich Central 56
Greg Mays had 21 points and 12 rebounds and Jamee Crockett scored 21 for
Crete-Monee (20-3, 8-1).
De La Salle 64, Hales 48
Hillcrest 75, Lemont 70
Jeff Gurrister scored 23 points and Evan Bridwell had 22 points and six assists
for Lemont.
Bloom 54, Rich South 43
Lejavious Johnson had 14 points and Donald Moore finished with nine points and
six assists for Bloom (15-8, 7-2).
Homewood-Flossmoor 58, Bolingbrook 54
Julian Lewis scored 20 points and Tyrone Sherman was 7-for-8 from the free throw
line while scoring 16 for Homewood-Flossmoor (19-5, 12-0).
Andrew 60, Lincoln-Way North 33
Alex Zappavigna scored 13 points and Jubril Adekoya had 12 for Andrew (13-9,
7-5).
Brother Rice 53, Bishop McNamara 39
Alex Majewski was the game's leading scorer with 19 points for Brother Rice
(16-7, 7-3).
Lockport 44, Lincoln-Way Central 34
Lockport was led by Karrington Ward with 16 points.
Reavis 72, Eisenhower 66
Mike Jerkovich scored 26 points and hauled in 16 rebounds to lead Reavis (17-6,
7-5). Fadi Abuzir also had 19 points in the win.
Sandburg 49, Lincoln-Way East 43
Seton 67, St. Francis de Sales 59
Chris Coulter had 17 points and Russeel Robinson also chipped in 14 points and
10 rebounds for Seton (18-7, 8-3).
Shepard 61, Evergreen Park 44
Martece Weatherspoon scored 18 points to lead the offense for Shepard (12-12).
Dillon Knight had 12 points for Evergreen Park in the loss.
Stagg 53, Thornridge 46 (OT)
Darius Draper scored 23 points and grabbed 11 rebounds for Stagg (19-5). Dan
Ahern also chipped in 15 points.
Thornton 74, Lincoln-Way West 43
Thornton's Jay Parker led all scorers with 25 points.
Thornwood 57, Bradley-Bourbonnais 41
CPS CHAMPIONSHIP
Brooks 67, Young 54
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17
GIRLS BASKETBALL
CLASS 3A REGIONALS
BREMEN REGIONAL
Rich South 55, Oak Forest 46
Was it revenge or did this game show gradual improvement for the Lady Stars?
Week one, Lady Bengals defeated Rich South 51-38 to start the season. After the
game, sophomore twin guard DeAsia Garrett said “it was revenge! Our coach kept
saying that to us, pay ’em back. We’ve improved as a team.” So, I guess it's a
little of both, but nonetheless, Rich South advanced in the girls Class 3A
playoff run winning the Bremen Regional 55-26 over Oak Forest.
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The Stars kicked up their defensive pressure several notches which led to nine
key turnovers in the fourth quarter. Offensively, senior Jasmine Collins played
big. Her command on the court showed from directing teammates to doing all of
the dirty work in the paint including two key free-throws which sparked a 10-2
run which put the Bengals away. Collins finished the contest with 23.
DeAsia Garrett finished with eight steals, to go along with 17 points. D.
Garrett finished with 17 and 8 steals. Oak Forest was led by Emily Naegele, who
had 18 points and 11 rebounds.
2.JPG)
Rich South advanced to the Rich East Sectional where they
will face Hillcrest Tuesday, February 22 at 6pm.
SHEPARD REGIONAL
Marist 52, Sandburg 39
Marist's Leah Bolton scored a game-high 18 points.
MOTHER MCAULEY REGIONAL
Mother McAuley 53, Oak Lawn 25
Molly Stasaitis scored 13 points and Alyssa Zwick scored 11 for Mother McAuley
(19-11).
EVERGREEN PARK REGIONAL
Morgan Park 65, Lemont 49
HILLCREST REGIONAL
Hillcrest 92, Illiana Christian
38
Hillcrest got off to a fast start against Illiana Christian behind from the
behind the arc by junior guard Jasmine Sanders who knocked down two consecutive
shots to start the game. The Lady Hawks advanced to the Rich East Sectionals
winning 92-38.
Sanders had 10 points after one quarter of play, and started the second quarter
off with another three. “I started feeling pretty good after those shots,”
Sanders said. “I just kept shooting. This is just the start of a journey to the
state finals and I’m just trying to step up.”
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Shannise Heady lead all scorers with 22 and 10 boards, and joined the
1,000 point milestone during the game. “I wasn’t aware of it, but I was
excited when they told me,” she said. The Lady Hawks had three players with double-digit points including Sanders, who finished with 16 points, Dana Gettis added 14, and Samirah Ali had 11. |
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16
GIRLS
BASKETBALL
CLASS 3A REGIONALS
EVERGREEN PARK REGIONAL
Morgan Park 94, Evergreen Park 39
Lemont 48, Rich East 33
Brenna Koerner scored 18 points for Lemont (15-12).
ST. FRANCIS REGIONAL
Montini 70, Wheaton Academy 21
St. Francis 39, Glenbard South 38
CLASS 4A REGIONALS
SHEPARD REGIONAL
Marist 62, Shepard 24
Marist's Asiana Bey led all scorers with 13 points.
Sandburg 45, Bloom 43
BOYS BASKETBALL
Hillcrest 75, T.F South 49
LaBerron Hull scored 22 points to lead the offense for Hillcrest (17-6, 10-0).
Morgan Park 67, Harper 55
Wayne Blackshear scored 31 points and grabbed 15 rebounds for Morgan Park.
Jerome Brown also had 19 points for the Mustangs.
T.F. North 53, Bremen 43
PUBLIC LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
Semifinals
Brooks 63, Curie 60
Young 64, Simeon 50
Consolation bracket
Dunbar 68, Manley 65
Harlan 60, Urban Prep-Englewood 50
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY 15
GIRLS BASKETBALL
CLASS 3A REGIONALS
BREMEN REGIONAL
| The Lady Stars jumped out fast in this contest holding Tinley Park to one point until the second quarter (6:43). Even from this point, they did let up holding the Lady Stars to their lowest scoring performances of the season. To get the team going coach Brian Mays instructed them to "do what we do." Indeed the team heard him loud and clear executing their stifling defense and fast-pace offense. Jasmine Collins was the high scorer with 20 points. |
 Jasmine Collins perfectly timed blocked shot |
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Oak Forest 53,
Brooks 38 Colleen Emmett had 17 points and six rebounds to lead Oak Forest (18-9). |
 Fast-break layup for Emmett |
HILLCREST REGIONAL
Hillcrest 96, Longwood 35
Shannise Heady scored 22 points and Jasmine Sanders added
16 for Hillcrest (24-2). Jahmia Phillips also scored 13 points for the Hawks.
Illiana Christian 51, Washington 39
CRANE REGIONAL
Crane 75, UIC 10
North Lawndale 65, Rowe-Clark 24
FENTON REGIONAL
Clark 44, Payton 26
Fenton 68, Orr 37
MARSHALL REGIONAL
Marshall 106, Kelvyn Park 8
T.F. North REGIONAL
T.F. North 60, Harlan 30
Rich Central 83, Corliss 12
Chaz Duson scored 20 points and had eight rebounds, and
Alex Stanford scored 16 and had 10 assists and eight steals for Rich Central.
CLASS 4A REGIONALS
CRETE-MONEE REGIONAL
Lincoln-Way East 60, Crete-Monee 29
T.F. South 41, Lincoln-Way North 38
DE LA SALLE REGIONAL
Young 84, Reavis 23
Chanise Jenkins (five steals) and Linnae Harper each
scored 10 points for Young (23-2).
De La Salle 55, Curie 37
JaVonna Smith scored 21 points and Kelly Crowley had 10
points for De La Salle (18-6).
PROVIDENCE REGIONAL
Marian Catholic 95, Lincoln-Way Central 34
Jasmine Matthews scored 19 points and Simone Law added 15
for Marian Catholic. Amanda Gagliano scored 15 points in the loss.
Providence 47, Richards 37
ST. IGNATIUS REGIONAL
DuSable 56, Lyons 48
St. Ignatius 63, Hyde Park 43
THORNTON REGIONAL
Homewood-Flossmoor 68, Thornton 33
Stagg 53, Andrew 42
Revi McMahon scored 15 points to lead Stagg.
MORTON REGIONAL
Bogan 71, Westinghouse 27
Iesha Collins scored 12 points and had nine assists and
Brandey Tarver had 12 points and nine rebounds for Bogan (19-11).
Morton 76, Chicago Vocational 44
MOTHER MCAULEY REGIONAL
Mother McAuley 46, Argo 32
Molly Stasaitis scored nine points to lead Mother McAuley.
Oak Lawn 42, Simeon 40
NAPERVILLE NORTH REGIONAL
Benet 64, Naperville North 58
Wheaton Warrenville South 41, Hinsdale South 24
PLAINFIELD EAST REGIONAL
Bolingbrook 96, Plainfield East 17
Romeoville 54, Lockport 44
BOYS BASKETBALL
Crete-Monee 58, Rich East 57
Jamee Crocket scored 22 points and Greg Mays had 14 points
and 13 rebounds for Crete-Monee (19-3, 7-1).
Bradley-Bourbonnais 47, Lincoln-Way Central 45
Kurt Homberg scored 17 points, Paddy Rooney had 11 points
and Myles Clark added 10 points for Bradley-Bourbonnais (9-11).
Brother Rice 36, Marian Catholic 32
Garrett O'Neill scored 17 points and Alex Majewski had 13
points for Brother Rice (15-7). Tyler Ulis had 16 points for Marian Catholic.
Reavis 56, Lincoln-Way West 47
Sadi Avuzir scored 19 points for Reavis (16-6).
Shepard 69, Argo 46
Kevin Rathbun had 16 points for Shepard (11-12, 6-5 South
Suburban Red). Argo dropped to 3-20, 1-10.
Stagg 62, Lemont 50
Dan Ahern and Darius Draper each scored 17 points for
Stagg (18-5, 8-3 Southwest Suburban Red).
Tinley Park 67, Oak Forest 59
Andrew Sebastian had 12 points for Tinley Park.
Eisenhower 81, Richards 71
Tyrone Terrell scored 23 points and AJ Bridges added 18
for Eisenhower (12-12, 7-4).
Illiana Christian 57, Momence 56
Noah Van Drunen scored 23 points and had nine rebounds for
Illiana Christiain (11-11)
Providence 55, Lincoln-Way East 51
Brian Oddo scored 19 points and had six assists for
Providence (11-16). Kevin Kozan added 17 points in the win.
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