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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26
BOYS BASKETBALL
Brooks 75, Prospect 67

CLASS 2A REGIONALS
LUTHER NORTH REGIONAL
Uplift 50, Ida Crown 41
Jerrard Davis led all scorers with 21 points for Uplift. Devonte Smith also added 15 points in the win.

GIRLS BASKETBALL
CLASS 1A STATE FINALS
Championship: West Central 29, River Ridge 26
 3rd place: Colfax Ridgeview 67, Hume Shiloh 66 (OT)

CLASS 2A STATE FINALS
Championship: Quincy Notre Dame 75, Bloomington Central Catholic 64
 3rd place: Bishop McNamara 29, Nashville 25

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25
GIRLS BASKETBALL
CLASS 1A STATE SEMIFINALS at Redbird Arena (Normal, Ill.)
West Central 48, Hume Shiloh 33
River Ridge 58, Colfax Ridgeview 48
CLASS 2A STATE SEMIFINALS at Redbird Arena (Normal, Ill.)
Quincy Notre Dame 34, Nashville 25
Bloomington Central Catholic 51, Bishop McNamara 49
BOYS BASKETBALL
Crete-Monee 58, Bloom 39
One of the shortest games in IHSA history (1hr 15min)

Hillcrest 97, Bremen 53
Julius Brown had 21 points to lead Hillcrest (19-6, 12-0) to its 23rd consecutive conference championship. Cassel James also had 16 points and Jemel Kent scored 15 in the win.

Homewood-Flossmoor 56, Lincoln-Way Central 43
Julian Lewis scored 15 points to lead Homewood-Flossmoor (21-5, 14-0). Brad Foster finished with 13 points for Lincoln-Way Central.

Rich East 53, Rich South 50
Roytrell Long scored 13 points to lead Rich East. Macari Brooks had 21 points for Rich South (14-9, 4-6).

St. Ignatius 71, Mount Carmel 69 (OT)

Thornton 59, Lincoln-Way North 47

T.F. North 51, Tinley Park 42
Montero Rice led all scorers with 20 points for T.F. North.

Thornwood 52, Andrew 49
Thornwood's Khapri Alston had 17 points and Johnte Shannon scored 13.

Brother Rice 67, Fenwick 64
Garrett O'Neill and Alex Majewski led Brother Rice (18-7) with 16 and 15 points, respectively. Dylan Barnett was the game's top scorer with 21 points for Fenwick (13-11).

Lincoln-Way West 63, Thornridge 59
Robert Hubbard scored 21 points for Lincoln-Way West (7-21, 4-10). TJ Dikos added 12 points and Mike Marotta had 10 in the win.

Lyons 62, Proviso West 61
Eric Powers had 20 points and Nick Zeisloft scored 18 for Lyons (23-2, 12-0).

Oak Lawn 67, Shepard 61
Leon Reed was Oak Lawn's leader with 13 points. Colin Altenburg and Jon Matthews also scored 12 apiece in the win.

Reavis 50, Argo 39
Mike Jerkovich led Reavis (18-7, 8-5) with 16 points.

CLASS 2A REGIONALS
CHICAGO CHRISTIAN REGIONAL
Hales 78, Chicago Christian 49

HOLY TRINITY REGIONAL
Francis Parker 37, Latin 34
Langdon Neal and Judd Barron each had 12 points for Francis Parker. Latin's Chaz Stevenson scored 24 in the loss.

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION REGIONAL
Providence-St. Mel 49, Timothy Christian 40

MOMENCE REGIONAL
Seton 55, Momence 34
Seton (20-7) was led by Russell Robinson with 20 points and Chris Coulter with 16 points. Momence's Ishawn Thomas scored 12 in the loss.
 

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24
GIRLS BASKETBALL
 CLASS 3A SECTIONALS
RICH EAST SECTIONAL - be sure to check out the Class 3A bracket for the road to Normal
Hillcrest 81, Morgan Park 76
Sophomore Dana Gettis not only celebrated her birthday on Thursday night, but she also celebrated the Lady Hawks returning to the Super-sectionals behind her "hot" play. Gettis knocked down 13 of her 22 points when the team needed her the most - in the fourth quarter. "I just thought about winning," she said after the game. "All I wanted to do is win."
The victory didn't come easy as Morgan Park controlled the tempo of the game stretching out to a 7-0 lead to start the game, and to take as much as a 13 point advantage in the second quarter, 37-24. Kendyl Nunn seemed to be on fire draining the long-ball at will, but foul trouble got to the Lady Mustangs as four of their five starters had 4 fouls in the fourth quarter. And this prove to slow the temp down and shift the momentum.
Kendyl Nunn drives to the basket
Coming down the stretch, while Morgan Park was in foul trouble, Gettis drove hard to the basket, hoping for contact, but concentrating on the score, and she knocked down a layup to tie the game at 73 with 2:06 left in regulation. Then about one minute later, she made the go-ahead basket. The Mustangs drove the ball up the court quickly and kicked it to Nunn in the corner, where she knocked down a three which brought the game to one (77-76) with 9.7. But, Gettis was as cool as the other side of the pillow securing the victory at the charity stripe. She made 6-of-6.

Gettis from downtown...		  
Gettis drives the basket for the lead...
Shannise Heady chipped in 16 points for Hillcrest. Morgan Park's Kendyl Nunn scored 21 in the loss.
 
Hillcrest coach John Maniatis called the Hawks’ 81-76 victory “one of the greatest come-from-behind wins in the program’s history.”

BURLINGTON CENTRAL SECTIONAL - be sure to check out the Class 3A bracket for the road to Normal
Montini 56, Belvidere North 27
Montini was led by Whitney Holloway with 16 points and Whitney Adams with nine points.

MARINE SECTIONAL - be sure to check out the Class 3A bracket for the road to Normal
Marshall 64, Crane 56
Marquiesha Coleman and Apiphany Woods led the offense for Marshall with 23 and 18 points, respectively.

CLASS 4A SECTIONALS
LINCOLN-WAY NORTH SECTIONAL - be sure to check out the Class 4A bracket for the road to Normal
Marian Catholic 57, Marist 42
Law was in order as Simone Law led the Spartans in the victory with 15points and 10 boards. Marist made a run in the third quarter closing the gap 27-24, but Jasmine Matthews and Jamie Johnson knocked down back-to-back threes to improve the lead to nine and the RedHawks never were able to recover.

Asiana Bey finished the game with 12points, followed by JeTaun Rouse who added 9.

LYONS SECTIONAL - be sure to check out the Class 4A bracket for the road to Normal
Young 84, Mother McAuley 48
Chanise Jenkins led all scorers with 19 points for Young. Linnae Harper and Janee Thompson each had 17 points in the win. The Dolphins won their eighth straight sectional championship.

ROMEOVILLE SECTIONAL - be sure to check out the Class 4A bracket for the road to Normal
Bolingbrook 64, Benet 44
Ariel Massengale had 22 points and Morgan Tuck scored 15 for Bolingbrook.

MUNDELEIN SECTIONAL - be sure to check out the Class 4A bracket for the road to Normal
Zion-Benton 41, Barrington 37 (OT)
Zion-Benton's Olivia Crump led all scorers with 18 points.

YORK SECTIONAL - be sure to check out the Class 4A bracket for the road to Normal
Proviso East 55, Trinity 47

BOYS BASKETBALL
 Vocational 77 , Lindblom 36
Rayshaun McGrew led Vocational (13-12) with 17 points. Robert Hurd and Malcom Martin also added 14 points apience in the win. Hurd chipped in 10 assists as well.

University 56, Perspectives-Calumet 35
Mike Turner scored 24 points and grabbed seven rebounds for University (16-9).

 

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23
GIRLS BASKETBALL
No games scheduled.
BOYS BASKETBALL
Marian Catholic 54, Bloom 44
Tyler Ullis scored a game-high 16 points to lead Marian Catholic (12-16).

Marist 66, Nazareth 51

Benet 61, St. Viator 39

Oak Lawn 68, Evergreen Park 51

CLASS 2A REGIONALS
CHICAGO CHRISTIAN REGIONAL
Chicago Christian 53, Leo 51
Dan VanGroningen finished with 17 points and Jason VanderLaan scored 13 for Chicago Christian (21-6).

Hales 85, Dyett 46

 

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22
GIRLS BASKETBALL
CLASS 3A SECTIONALS
RICH EAST SECTIONAL
Hillcrest 74, Rich South 46
Going into the opening round of the Sectionals, Rich South was faced with not only Hillcrest, last years Class 3A runner-up, but with serious medical emergency from coach Brian Mays. Coach Mays went to St. James hospital in Olympia Fields from chest discomfort on Sunday and he was admitted.

“They’re checking my heart out,” Mays said. “I’m feeling good. All the stuff that they’re seeing I’m not feeling. I have a game tomorrow night."

This was both teams first match-up this season. There paths didn't cross in early season tournaments such as Galaxy and Hillcrest Holiday classic due to the early round loses the Lady Stars suffered. Hillcrest went on to win both tournaments.

The Lady Hawks came into tonight's game running on cruise control as they were able to make it through the Regionals.
On Tuesday, they advanced against the Lady Stars behind the nearly quadruple double by senior, Robert Morris recruit, Yolanda De La Torre, who had 14 points, 11 boards, 10 assists, nine steals and seven blocks. "I just wanted to play fast and aggressive," said De La Torre after the game. In addition to this fine effort, was Karlisa Harris off the bench. She sparked a face-pace run for the team knocked down 8 points with all of them on face breaks in the first quarter. "I just tried to make something happen,” Harris said with a big smile as she finished with a team-high 18 points.
Harris scores on a fast-break

De La Torre blocking 1 of 7 shots		  
Garner driving the baseline

On the other side of the ball, Jasmine Collins finished with 13 points and 6 boards, followed by Kiela Garner with 11 points.

Hillcrest had four players with double digits including players mentioned above and Jahmia Phillips who added 14 and Shannise Heady with 13.  Hillcrest will face Morgan Park in the Sectional finals Thursday night at 730p. This is a rematch from the Hillcrest Holiday classic, in which the Lady Hawks won with a 69-58.

Morgan Park 69, T.F. North 55
Raven Nelson led the Mustangs way with 22 points, followed by Gabrielle Richmond and Debra Jenkins nine each for the Mustangs. The Mustangs struggled offensively off and on during the game, but defensively, they were able to keep TF North in line and from shooting good shots when they needed to the most.

Nelson felt the need to keep shooting and she knocked eight big points in the third that get the Mustangs a comfortable lead. “My teammates encouraged me and told me to keep shooting,” Nelson said. “I continued to run the floor and got open shots.”

The Meteors were led by Nikki Anderson and Amber Patterson-Moss both had 10 points.

“We were just not able to get into any kind of momentum at all,” T.F. North coach Tim Zasada said.

CLASS 4A SECTIONALS
LYONS SECTIONAL
Mother McAuley 57, St. Ignatius 44

Young 66, Bogan 26
Chanise Jankins scored 18 points and eight steals and Linnae Harper added 14 points and eight rebounds for Young (24-2).

ROMEOVILLE SECTIONAL
Benet 56, Waubonsie Valley 52
Sidney Prasse scored 19 points and Kaity Ernsting added 14 for Benet. Waubonsie Valley's Tami Morice scored 15 points.

YORK SECTIONAL
Proviso East 56, Fenwick 44
Trinity 62, Bartlett 54

BOYS BASKETBALL
Brother Rice 72, St. Rita 54
Alex Majewski scored 24 points for Brother Rice (17-7).

De La Salle 70, Perspectives-MSA 49
Dre Henley scored 28 points and Alex Foster added 12 for De La Salle (20-2). Anthony Davis scored 25 points for Perspectives-MSA in the loss.

Homewood-Flossmoor 52, Sandburg 46
Sandburg's Nick Lehnerer scored 20 points to lead all scorers. Homewood-Flossmoor's Julian Lewis scored 16 points.

Joliet West 56, Bolingbrook 50

Lincoln-Way East 52, Lincoln-Way Central 31

Lockport 50, Joliet Central 36
Karrington Ward had 19 points for Lockport (19-7).

Stagg 49, Thornwood 39
Darius Draper had 12 points and 15 rebounds to lead Stagg (20-5, 9-3). Dan Ahern and Scott Lyons each added 10 points.

T.F. South 74, Illiana Christian 66
Noah Van Drunen scored 26 points for Illiana Christian in the loss.

Urban Prep 49, Austin 42
Steven McAfee had 19 points for Urban Prep (13-12).

CLASS 2A REGIONALS
CHICAGO CHRISTIAN REGIONAL
Chicago Christian 66, Englewood 45
Jason VanderLaan had 23 points, eight rebounds and five steals for Chicago Christian (20-6). Adam Lindemulder added 14 points and had seven rebounds.

Leo 71, UC Woodlawn 38

MOMENCE REGIONAL
Momence 57, Bishop McNamara 56

Seton 50, St. Francis de Sales 48
Kamal Shaki had 13 points and Damon Goodloe added seven points and 12 boards for Seton (19-7). Chris Coulter also scored 11 points.

 

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21
GIRLS BASKETBALL
CLASS 4A SECTIONALS

LINCOLN-WAY NORTH SECTIONAL
Marian Catholic 72, Homewood-Flossmoor 58
Marist 55, Lincoln-Way East 38

ROMEOVILLE SECTIONAL
Bolingbrook 67, Naperville Central 43
Bolingbrook's Morgan Tuck led all scorers with 30 points. Allie Hill also chipped in 14 points

MUNDELEIN SECTIONAL
Zion-Benton 43, No. 5 Libertyville 35
Octavia Crump led Zion-Benton in the upset with 16 points.

BOYS BASKETBALL
CLASS 2A REGIONALS

CHICAGO CHRISTIAN REGIONAL
Dyett 44, Ag. Science 43

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19

BOYS BASKETBALL
 Thornwood 56, Bloom 48
Down the stretch, Blazin' Trojans came unraveled and couldn't keep up the pace of the Thunderbirds. The frustration brewed over when Robert Rochan got into an pushing and shoving with Darrell Combs. "It's a huge win," Thornwood coach Paul Slavich said after the game. "Bloom is the number 5 seed in the sectional, and they beat us earlier in the season."  Rochan finished with 15 points.

 CITY-SUBURBAN SHOWDOWN at UIC
Lyons 55, Proviso East 53
Game 1 of the City-Suburban Shown is in the books... Lyons wins 55-53 over Proviso East. Mahoney knocked down 11 and he was one of four players in double-digits to secure the victory.

Morgan Park 57, Rock Island 54
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

Benet 58, Simeon 54
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."
Jammed packed facility

Down the stretch, sophomore phenom, Jabari Parker kept the Wolverines in the game offensively and defensively. Parker drained 8 big points in the fourth. He finished the contest with 21 points and 5 boards.

Benet was able to finish the season undefeated (26-0) and are gracefully ready for the IHSA playoffs.

"They're good," Simeon coach Robert Smith said. "I'm not going to take anything away from them. They are the No. 1 team. They deserve it."

University 52, Vocational 38
Mike Turner had 21 points and eight rebounds for University (15-8). Matt Hennessian also chipped in 17 points.

GIRLS BASKETBALL
 No games scheduled.

 

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.

                            

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.”


J. Sanders from downtown...


against Illiana
                            
Junior, phenom, 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.

Illiana was led by Erinn Behn who knocked down 17 points.

PROVIDENCE REGIONAL
Marian Cathoic 72, Providence 41
Simone Law led all scorers with 16 ponts for Marian Catholic. Tyler Walton and Jasmine Matthews each scored 13 in the win.

THORNTON REGIONAL
Homewood-Flossmoor 40, Stagg 22
Charnelle Reed had 14 points and nine rebounds and Amena Brent added nine points and nine boards for Homewood-Flossmoor (22-7).

PLAINFIELD EAST REGIONAL
Bolingbrook 85, Romeoville 33
Morgan Tuck led Bolingbrook with 17 points. Ariel Massengale also scored 16.

MARSHALL REGIONAL
Marshall 65, Ridgewood 28
Keeshawnee Alley had 24 points and 10 rebounds to lead Marshall. Marquiesha Coleman added 17 points and dished five assists in the win.

QUEEN OF PEACE REGIONAL
Queen of Peace 72, Ellison 29
Queen of Peace was led by Caitlin Hecker with 20 points and Nora O'Malley with 12 points.

T.F. NORTH REGIONAL
T.F. North 52, Rich Central 39
Nikki Anderson scored 19 points and grabbed 15 rebounds to lead T.F. North (20-10).

CLASS 4A REGIONALS
CRETE-MONEE REGIONAL
Lincoln-Way East 65, T.F. South 41
Lincoln-Way East's Caitlin McMahon had 25 points and Taylor Johnson scored 15. T.F. South's Megan Majors scored 20.

DE LA SALLE REGIONAL
Young 87, De La Salle 41
Sinclair Cunningham had 16 points and Linnae Harper scored 14 for Young (24-2). De La Salle was led by Bryesha Blair and Kiana Johnson with 10 points apiece.

MORTON REGIONAL
Bogan 46, Morton 25
Brandey Tarver scored 12 points and Iesha Collins added 11 for Bogan (20-11).

ST. IGNATIUS REGIONAL
St. Ignatius 49, DuSable 33
Kelly Nickele scored 23 points and Alison Jeffirs added 11 as St. Ignatius (16-14) won is 2nd straight regional title.

BOYS BASKETBALL
Ag. Science 63, Roosevelt 40
Joshua Powell made 10 3-pointers and finished with 35 points for Ag. Science (9-12).

Latin 86, Morgan Park Academy 56
Ethan Lee scored 14 points and Grant Simon added eight points for Latin (15-8).

 

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


Rich South 72, Tinley Park 24
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
Up next, a re-match with Oak Forest. The Lady Bengals defeated the Stars in the opening game of the season 51-39.
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.

 

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14

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CLASS 3A REGIONALS

BREMEN REGIONAL
Tinley Park 55, Bremen 21

EVERGREEN PARK REGIONAL
Evergreen Park 61, Perspectives-Calumet 29
Emma Point had 21 points and Megan Beckow scored 12 for Evergreen Park.

HILLCREST REGIONAL
Longwood 50, Bowen 21

MARSHALL REGIONAL
Kelvyn Park 2, Rauner 0 (forfeit)

MORRIS REGIONAL
Morris 42, LaSalle-Peru 29

Joliet Catholic 57, Kankakee 34
Joliet Catholic's Meghan Novak led all scorers with 18 points.

QUEEN OF PEACE REGIONAL
University 2, Harper 0 (forfeit)
Robeson 37, ACE Tech 30

ST. JOSEPH REGIONAL
South Shore 31, Hope 29
Theresa Hobson, Brianna Samuels and Tyneisha Wilburn each scored seven points to lead the offense for South Shore.

T.F. NORTH REGIONAL
Harlan 60, Fenger 12
Joshona Wimbush and Latika Bennett had 14 points apiece for Harlan. Wimbush also grabbed 12 rebounds.

CLASS 4A REGIONALS
CRETE-MONEE REGIONAL
Crete-Monee 52, Joliet West 46

DANVILLE REGIONAL
Bradley-Bourbonnais 53, Normal Community 43

DE LA SALLE REGIONAL
Reavis 45, Kennedy 32
Amanda Raschke had 20 points and Natalia Skolarus scored 10 for Reavis (6-20).

LOYOLA REGIONAL
Clemente 49, Taft 47

MOTHER MCAULEY REGIONAL
Argo 81, Farragut 15
Ciarra Holloway scored 14 points and had 15 rebounds for Argo (10-12).

PROVIDENCE REGIONAL
Lincoln-Way Central 54, Thornwood 39
Rachel Post scored 25 points and Amanda Gagliano added 14 for Lincoln-Way Central (9-16).

ST. IGNATIUS REGIONAL
Hyde Park 65, Dunbar 23
Tkeyah Weathersby scored 20 points, Katherine Harris had 15 points and Paris Bradley added 12 for Hyde Park (14-10).

SHEPARD REGIONAL
Shepard 41, Eisenhower 32

THORNTON REGIONAL
Thornton 49, Joliet Central 31
Stagg 54, Thornridge 37

BOYS BASKETBALL

Andrew 60, Lincoln-Way West 49
Andrew's Jubril Adekoya led all scorers with 16 points. He was also the game's leading rebounder with eight boards. Robert Hubbard scored 15 for Lincoln-Way West in the loss.

PUBLIC LEAGUE TOURNAMENT
Consolation bracket
Tilden 70, South Shore 56
Urban Prep 53, Clark 52

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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13
 BOYS BASKETBALL
 Mather 44, Simeon 66
Providence 42, Leo 44
Marshall 74, Curie 79
Brooks 56, Farragut 54
Crane 39, Young 54
GIRLS BASKETBALL
 Young 76, MP 41

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12
 BOYS BASKETBALL
East Aurora 74, West Aurora 66

Illiana Christian 66, Fenton 58
Dillon Sells finished with 15 points and Joey Dykstra added 13 points for Illiana Christian (10-11, 4-6). Fenton's Dan Montano scored 23 points in the loss.

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