SCOREBOARD

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25
GIRLS BASKETBALL - CLASS 1A CHAMPIONSHIP
Freeport Aquin 61, CHBC 51
Sophie Brunner had 34 points, 16 rebounds, 6 steals, 4 assists and 3 blocks, Ellen Brunner had 9 points and 6 rebounds, and Aubrey Chang added 11 points for Freeport Aquin. Micah Jones had 16 points, 15 rebounds and 7 assists, and Bailey Doty added 16 points in the CHBC loss.

CLASS 1A 3RD PLACE
Glasford Illini Bluffs 58, LeRoy 50
Taylor McClintok scored 22 points, and Kenzie Wall added 15 points and 12 rebounds for Illini Bluffs (25-6). LeRoy's Emily Schopp had 18 points and 16 rebounds, and Ashley Walker added 17 points.

CLASS 2A CHAMPIONSHIP
Quincy Notre Dame 62, Breese Central 31
Jordan Frericks had 18 points and 5 rebounds, as Kristen and Kassidy Gengenbacher scored 11 points each for QND (33-1). Taylor Voss scored 9 points and Maddie Timmermann added 7 points and 6 rebounds in the Central (30-6) loss.

CLASS 2A 3RD PLACE
Stillman Valley 41, Aurora Central Catholic 40

BOYS BASKETBALL
Rich South 61, Rich Central 38

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24
GIRLS BASKETBALL - CLASS 2A STATE SEMIFINALS at Redbird Arena, Bloomington-Normal
Breese Central 44, Stillman Valley 29
Maddie Timmermann had 17 points and 10 rebounds, and Taylor Voss added 11 points for Breese (30-5). Jessica Gerig scored 13 points in the Stillman (26-7) loss.

Quincy Notre Dame 74, Aurora Central Catholic 36

CLASS 1A STATE SEMIFINALS at Redbird Arena, Bloomington-Normal
Cowden-Herrick/Beecher City 63, Glasford Illini Bluffs 54

Freeport Aquin 56, LeRoy 42
Sophie Brunner had 30 points, 8 rebounds, 6 steals, 3 assists and 2 blocks, and Ellen Brunner added 12 points and 4 rebounds for Aquin (31-4). Ashley Walker led LeRoy (27-4) with 26 points, 6 steals and 5 rebounds in the loss.

BOYS BASKETBALL
Bloom 70, Kankakee 28
Lejavius Johnson scored 12 points, Donald Moore had 11 and Henry Hicks added 10 in the Bloom (23-3, 9-1) win.

Lemont 58, Hillcrest 57
Juozas Balciunas had 15 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists and 3 steals, and Joey Hehir had 12 points and the game-winning shot with 8 seconds left for Lemont (24-2). Javon Mooring scored 26 points and Jayon'e Troutman had 11 points, 8 rebounds and 4 blocks in the Hillcrest (21-5) loss.

Lincoln-Way East 56, Bolingbrook 49

Lincoln-Way North 47, Stagg 45

Brother Rice 63, Fenwick 58
Theo McManigal scored 19 points and Alex Majewski added 18 for Brother Rice (17-9).

Crete-Monee 65, Rich South 52
Marvie Keith scored 19 points, Michael Orris had 17 points, and Laquon Treadwell added 12 points and 8 rebounds for Crete (18-7, 7-3). John Ruffin had 19 points and 11 rebounds in the Rich South loss.

Eisenhower 81, Reavis 72
B.J. Bronaugh scored 33 points for Eisenhower (10-19).

Evergreen Park 54, Shepard 40
Jacquet McClendon scored 15 points for EP (11-17).

Joliet West 40, Lockport 38

Richards 77, Argo 54
Javone Shorter scored 16 points for Richards.

Sandburg 61, Lincoln-Way Central 50
Brian Dace scored 14 points, as Ken Payonk and Joe Kuligoski each scored 13 for Sanburg (15-10, 10-4).

St. Ignatius 66, Mount Carmel 39
Lester Larry scored 20 points and Brian Howard added 17 for Ignatius (21-5).

St. Rita 59, St. Laurence 26
Victor Law had 24 points and 10 rebounds, and Tony Hicks added 13 points and 11 rebounds for St. Rita (15-10).

Thornridge 65, Bradley-Bourbonnais 54
Joshua Hodges scored 32 points (and hit 9 three-pointers) for Thornridge (11-14, 6-8). Hodges' previous season high was 6 points.

T.F. South 63, Bremen 62
Paul Pierce (15 points) hit 2 FTS with 9 seconds left for T.F. South (15-11), and Mychele Bullock added 17 points in the win.

Vocational 48, Harper 39

CLASS 2A REGIONALS
BRONZEVILLE REGIONAL
Championship: Tilden 73, Chicago Richards 60

CHICAGO CHRISTIAN REGIONAL
Championship: Leo 66, Chicago Christian 60

HOLY TRINITY REGIONAL
Championship: Latin 51, Francis Parker 46
Chaz Stevens scored 22 points and Liam Farley added 12 for Latin.

MANTENO REGIONAL
Championship: Bishop McNamara 70, Illiana Christian 46

UNIVERSITY REGIONAL
Championship: Seton 62, Hales 51
Mark Weems scored 30 points for Seton (25-4).

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23
GIRLS BASKETBALL - CLASS 4A SECTIONALS
LYONS SECTIONAL
Young 50, Trinity 45
Janee Thompson had 17 points and 3 steals, Linnae Harper had 12 points, 6 rebounds and 3 steals, and Alexis Lloyd added 10 points for Young (31-0). Megan Podkowa had 12 points, 7 rebounds, 5 steals and 4 assists, and Mikayla Leyden added 10 points in the Trinity (30-2) loss.

NEUQUA VALLEY SECTIONAL
Bolingbrook 75, Benet 46
Morgan Tuck had 30 points and 8 rebounds, Nia Moore had 14 points, 8 rebounds and 4 blocks, and Kennedy Cattenhead added 9 points and 7 assists for Bolingbrook (26-1). Sidney Prasse and Nicole Valentine each scored 15 points in the Benet (25-7) loss.

NEW TRIER SECTIONAL
Loyola 31, Glenbrook South 26

SANDBURG SECTIONAL
Marist 52, Lincoln-Way East 32
JeTaun Rouse scored 17 points (including 10 in the 4th quarter) for Marist (34-1). Caitlin McMahon had 16 and Taylor Johnson added 10 in the LWE loss.

CLASS 3A SECTIONALS
HILLCREST SECTIONAL
Hillcrest 70, Morgan Park 62
Shannise Heady scored 18 points, Dana Gettis had 14 and Samirah Ali added 11 for Hillcrest (26-3). Kendyl Nunn led all scorers with 25 in the Morgan Park loss.

GLENBARD SOUTH SECTIONAL
Montini 75, St. Joseph 35
Nikia Edom scored 23 points (including 5 three-pointers) for Montini. Briya Wilborn had 10 points in the St. Joe's loss.

BOYS BASKETBALL
Andrew 49, Lincoln-Way West 42
Jubril Adekoya had 11 points and 6 rebounds and Jawad Adekoya had 7 assists for Andrew (22-2, 12-2). Lincoln-Way West falls to 4-22 overall.

Montini 61, IMSA 22
Rich Bodee had 14 points and 5 rebounds, and Dan Burke added 10 points and 5 rebounds for Montini (15-8).

St. Patrick 44, Marian Catholic 29
Royale Ewing scored 14 points in the St. Pat's win.

CLASS 1A REGIONALS
CHRISTIAN LIBERTY REGIONAL
Championship: North Shore 59, Christian Liberty 34

HOPE ACADEMY REGIONAL
Hope Academy 61, Luther North 27

St. Benedict 42, Morgan Park Academy 30

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22
GIRLS BASKETBALL
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BOYS BASKETBALL
De La Salle 56, St. Ignatius 48
Alex Foster had 22 points and 8 rebounds, and Alvin Ellis added 15 points for DLS (16-6, 7-3). Jack Crepeau had 13 points, 5 rebounds and 3 steals, as Brian Howard and Lester Larry each scored 9 points in the Ignatius (20-5, 8-2) loss.

Benet 47, Nazareth 38

Hyde Park 54, T.F. North 48

Marist 64, Joliet Catholic 37

CLASS 2A REGIONALS - BRONZEVILLE REGIONAL
Chicago Richards 68, Ogden International 32

Tilden 70, Perspectives-MSA 61

CHICAGO CHRISTIAN REGIONAL
Chicago Christian 54, Englewood 53

Leo 73, Ellison 57

MANTENO REGIONAL
Bishop McNamara 56, Manteno 43
Jamar Rivera scored 12 points for Bishop Mac. Ryan Liss had 16 in the Manteno loss.

Illiana Christian 76, Momence 72 (OT)
Marcus Ottenhoff had 21 points and 8 rebounds for Illiana (12-15).

UNIVERSITY REGIONAL
Hales 80, St. Francis de Sales 60
Eddie Alcantara scored 27 points and Shaquon Alexander added 23 for Hales.

Seton 72, University 64 (2 OT)
Russell Robinson had 23 points, 7 rebounds and 9 blocks for Seton (24-4).

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21
GIRLS BASKETBALL
CLASS 3A SECTIONALS
GLENBARD SOUTH SECTIONAL
Montini 68, De La Salle 32
Nia Flowers had 15 points and Nikia Edom added 12 for Montini. Javonna Smith scored 16 points for De La Salle.

St. Joseph 59, Glenbard South 37

HILLCREST SECTIONAL
Hillcrest 61, Oak Forest 34

Oak Forest did find their offensive rhythm late in the second half on a 9-0 outburst, that included a three-pointer by Brianna Getzloff, to avert a complete runaway, 31-13, until Dana Gettis made a strong move to the basket.

“We needed to come out composed, but we still had to make sure we did the right fundamentals,” Oak Forest coach Steve Schanz said. “We didn’t in those times, and against Hillcrest … give them a lot of credit. They came out with a little extra pep to their step and really took it to us. It took us a while to recover from that, but I think our girls ended the game the way we usually play.”

The Bengals outscored Hillcrest 14-10 in the fourth period.

Seton Hall bound-Shannise Heady led Hillcrest with 12 points followed by Sanders, who added 10 points, and Samirah Ali, Mariam Awoniyi, Jahmia Phillips and Dana Gettis all added six.

Kelly McEathron led the Bengals with nine points.

“Oak Forest is always our biggest rival in conference,” Heady said. “It’s always a good game between us. That’s why we came out ready to play, we came out focused.”

Hillcrest advanced to Thursday’s sectional final in a rematch against last years foe Morgan Park who knocked off Rich Central 74-50.

Morgan Park 74, Rich Central 50
The trip for Morgan Park to the south suburbs Tuesday night was well worth as they knocked off Rich Central 74-50.

With key player Debra Jenkins on the bench with back spasms and Gabrielle Richmond out for most of the season with a knee injury, the Mustangs played an uptempo, physical game behind the play of senior Kendyll Nunn, who put up 25 point and 10 boards.

“It’s day to day with her,” a smiling Mustangs coach Thomas Johnson said after their 74-50 victory. “She’s like Derrick Rose.”

She had a good first half, scoring 11 points, but a physical battle in which few fouls were called resulted in a lot of frustration under the basket.

Rich Central did make a strong run late in the half to cut the deficit from 32-22 on a 8-0 run but it wasn't enough, as Morgan Parks' sophomore Shami Goodman was a scoring machine as she added 24 points to compliment Nunn's play.

The Olympians were by Chaz Duson, who scored 20 points.

“Yeah, that was rough,” Olympians coach Bryan Craig said. “It felt like we ran out of gas. But overall, credit Morgan Park. Kendyll found her shot. That’s what I was trying to avoid. Once she found it, it was kind of downhill from there.”

Morgan Park (21-9) advances to Thursday night’s sectional final against Hillcrest. Yup, it's a R-E-P-E-A-T from last year.

CLASS 4A SECTIONALS
LYONS SECTIONAL
Trinity 64, Fenwick 45

Young 69, Proviso East 34

NEUQUA VALLEY SECTIONAL
Benet 68, Waubonsie Valley 53

Bolingbrook 76, Neuqua Valley 37

SANDBURG SECTIONAL
Lincoln-Way East 54, Homewood-Flossmoor 41
Momentum is defined as the quantity of motion of a moving body, measured as a product of its mass and velocity. In sports a team that has the momentum is on the move and is going to take some effort to stop. Thus Tuesday night, Lincoln-Way East gained their momentum right before halftime when junior Meaghan McMahon banked in a buzzer-beating 35-footer which game them a give point lead over Homewood-Flossmoor at halftime. This momentum carried over to the second half as they pulled away and snagged a 54-41 victory over Homewood-Flossmoor in the Sandburg Sectional semi's.

Taylor Johnson and Caitlin McMahon combined for 22 second-half points.

“Being a captain and a senior, I definitely wanted to step up and be a leader,” Johnson said. “Meaghan’s shot really helped our excitement level go up even more. That was definitely a game-changer.”

The Vikings were without their leading scorer, Charnell Reed, due to a knee injury. So Danielle Woolfolk and Amena Brent scored 10 points tried their best to carry the team. In addition, Lauren Parker (6 rebounds) and Sydni Johnson added seven points each for H-F.

“Our kids played as hard as they could,” H-F coach Dana Noble said. “We had some shots that could have turned momentum for us, they just weren’t falling tonight.”

East will meet Marist in Thursday’s sectional championship.

Now the question is can this momentum be carried over to Thursday night against a dangerous Marist team?

BOYS BASKETBALL
Thornwood 57, Andrew 55
Upset? maybe - maybe not!!! Tueday night Thornwood definitely surprised a lot of people with a 57-55 victory over highly ranked Andrew.

Andrew frustrated Johnte Shannon (Thornwood) for most of the game with pressure defense and knocking him off of his spot. Coach Paul Slavich could sense he was frustrated.

“I told him, ‘Stay calm, you’re going to get your shot and you’re going to knock it down,’ ” Slavich recalled.

And Shannon listened... he nailed the game-winning "three" with 11.5 seconds left to secure the victory.

“That’s the same thing people have been telling me growing up, to keep my head up and to not get down,” Shannon said. “We needed that shot.”

Loyola-recruit Darrel Combs (24 points) missed a jumper and the long rebound landed in the hands of Robert Blissitt near the free-throw line. Blissitt hit Shannon with a pass near the left corner. The trey marked Shannon’s only points on the night.

“I’ve been on the varsity four years and I’ve never had an experience like this,” Combs said. “I’m just so happy. We bonded, we clicked and we’re rolling.”

Jubril Adekoya did everything in his power to lead Andrew (21-2, 11-2), scoring 26 points and adding 10 rebounds. But his attempt at a game-tying shot in the final seconds never was realized, with Thornwood’s David Fuller stripping the ball from Adekoya before he could get off a shot.

Glorind Lisha contributed 10 points for Andrew, which was attempting to win its first conference basketball title.

This victory assured the Thunderbirds (19-6, 12-1) at least a share of the Red Division crown, their first since 2002. If Thornwood defeats Thornton on Friday night, it wins conference outright.

Brother Rice 62, Loyola 45
Alex Majewski had 25 points and 14 rebounds for Brother Rice (16-9). Jim Barisea added 15 points in the win.

Crete-Monee 61, T.F. South 54
Laquon Treadwell had 19 points and 10 rebounds and Marvie Keith added 15 points for Crete-Monee (17-7, 6-3). Marius Hopkins had 10 points and 10 boards in the win. Paul Pierce and Mychelle Bullock led T.F. South with 11 points each.

Homewood-Flossmoor 72, Lincoln-Way Central 64
Johnny Finnin had a game-high 25 points for Lincoln-Way Central (10-17).

Lemont 63, Glenbard South 50
Juozas Balciunas had 19 points, 4 assists and 4 steals for Lemont (23-2). Matt Lipowski added 12 rebounds in the win.

Lincoln-Way East 45, Lockport 40

Lincoln-Way North 67, Thornton 54

Lincoln-Way West 66, Thornridge 60
Brian Skowronski and Kevin White each scored 20 points to lead Lincoln-Way West. Ryan Burch had 12 points for Thornridge.

Mount Carmel 88, Providence 86 (2 OT)
Christian Searles (22 points) had the game-winning 3-pointer for Mount Carmel (12-13, 7-5). Alex Austin led the Caravan with 30 points.

Oak Lawn 60, Rich East 46
Lyndell Johnson scored 20 points and Jacob Campbell added 19 for Oak Lawn (15-10).

Perspectives-Calumet 72, Lindblom 30
Brandon Taylor had 23 points and 7 rebounds and Jerry Crawford added 22 points and 8 rebounds for Perspectives-Calumet (11-15). Yehosua Craig scored 13 in the win.

Plainfield Central 57, Shepard 48
Zach Warner scored 19 points for Plainfield Central (7-17, 1-12). Andre Norris had 14 points and 14 rebounds in the win.

Stagg 52, Bradley-Bourbonnais 47
Sean Dwyer had 13 points and Brett Kaiser scored 10 for Stagg (14-11). Ryan Dahleen had 15 rebounds in the win.

CLASS 2A REGIONALS
CHICAGO CHRISTIAN REGIONAL
Ellison 43, Ag. Science 39

MANTENO REGIONAL
Illiana Christian 69, Beecher 60
Brandon Martin scored 18 points and Jon Zandstra added 15 points for Illiana Christian (11-15).

Manteno 46, Clifton Central 36

UNIVERSITY REGIONAL
Hales 98, Hawkins 63

St. Francis de Sales 55, Carver 44
PJ Parham scored 13 points for St. Francis de Sales (15-12).

HOPE ACADEMY REGIONAL
Morgan Park Academy 49, Universal 48
Nicholas Boarden had 17 points and 13 rebounds and Theo Norris added 15 points for Morgan Park Academy. Hosam Sadek scored a game-high 21 points and added 17 rebounds for Universal.

St. Benedict 2, Waldorf 0
Waldorf withdrew from the tournament.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20
GIRLS BASKETBALL
CLASS 4A SECTIONALS
SANDBURG SECTIONAL
Marist 63, Marian Catholic 49
The top-seeded RedHawks trailed for most of the first three quarters. They fought through some early butterflies and a determined Spartans squad to seize control with an 18-0 fourth-quarter burst.

"It just took us some time to get some jitters out that led to us not playing good defense in the first half," said Marist junior Leah Bolton, who had 18 of her team's 27 first-half points. "I just love games like this where the intensity is so high."

Leah Bolton had 25 points and 8 rebounds, Randyll Butler had 13 points and 9 rebounds, and Claire Ryan added 6 points, 7 rebounds and 5 steals for Marist (31-1). Ashton Millender had 16 points and 6 rebounds, and Amber Williams added 13 points and 6 rebounds in the MC (21-12) loss.

Marist advances to Thursday's sectional final against the winner of Tuesday's game between Lincoln-Way East and Homewood-Flossmoor.

CLASS 3A SECTIONALS
FENTON SECTIONAL
Crane 64, Marshall 59
Caprice Spann led Crane with 18 points. Marshall's Apiphany Woods scored a game-high 26 points in the loss.

Guerin 50, Ridgewood 38
Rebecca Bartnicki had 14 points and 16 rebounds in the Guerin win. Ines Grepo scored 11 points for Ridgewood.

CLASS 2A SUPERSECTIONALS
DECATUR MILLIKIN UNIVERSITY SUPERSECTIONAL
Quincy Notre Dame 69, Champaign St. Thomas More 28

MONMOUTH COLLEGE SUPERSECTIONAL
Stillman Valley 38, Eureka 26

RIVER FOREST CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY SUPERSECTIONAL
Aurora Central Catholic 58, Raby 29
Ashley Wilk had 14 points and 13 rebounds for ACC. Adrianna Eaton scored 9 points in the Raby loss.

SALEM SUPERSECTIONAL
Breese Central 48, Pana 44
Madison Timmermann had 22 points and 8 rebounds in the Central win.

CLASS 1A SUPERSECTIONALS
DeKALB SUPERSECTIONAL
Freeport Aquin 61, Seton 35
Sophie Brunner had 22 points, 16 rebounds and 5 assists, and Aubrey Chang added 14 points (including 3 three-pointers) for Freeport Aquin (30-4). Ebony Bailey had 7 points and 3 steals for Seton (23-9).

BOYS BASKETBALL
Benet 59, Marian Catholic 35
Pat McInerney had 18 points and 12 rebounds in the Benet win.

CLASS 2A REGIONALS
UNIVERSITY REGIONAL
University 47, Dyett 28
Max Rothschild scored 15 points, and Brandon Green had 8 points and 8 rebounds for U-High (17-12).

CLASS 1A REGIONALS
HOPE ACADEMY REGIONAL
Luther North 54, St. Gregory 44
Sean Chapman scored 16 points in the LN win. Fasdi Ibrahim had a game-high 23 points for St. Gregory.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18
BOYS BASKETBALL
Bloom 59, Thornton 47
Lejavius Johnson scored 16 points and Donald Moore added 14 for Bloom (22-3).

University 37, Perspectives-Calumet 31
Max Rothschild had 20 points, 7 rebounds and 3 steals, and Louis VanCrean added 8 points and 10 rebounds for U-High (16-10).

CITY-SUBURBAN SHOWDOWN at Proviso West (previously UIC)
New Trier 59, St. Rita 42
Connor Boehm had 16 points and 11 rebounds, Steven Cook had 10 points and 8 rebounds and David Braigel added 10 points and 4 assists for New Trier (20-5). Dominique Matthews had 12 points and 4 rebounds in the loss for St. Rita (14-10).

Proviso East 73, Warren 66
Keith Carter had 17 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 steals, Paris Burns scored 17 points and Sterling Brown added 9 points for PE (24-0). Darius Paul had 19 points, 13 rebounds and 5 assists, and John Geske added 13 points and 8 rebounds in the Warren (21-3) loss.

Simeon 59, De La Salle 51
The Wolverines are now 6-0 against the other top teams in their sectional after disposing of De La Salle 59-51 in the finale of the City-Suburban Showdown on Saturday night at Proviso West in Hillside.

Jabari Parker had 23 points and 14 rebounds and Kendrick Nunn added 14 points and three steals for Simeon (26-1), which did not fall victim to a letdown the night after celebrating its first city championship since 2007.

"It is a lot of confidence going in," Parker said. "But like Coach Rob (Smith) said in the locker room, we can't end up like Benet did last year, losing to a team that wasn't ranked in the top 10, so we have to keep on playing hard and keep on playing smart.

After combining for just two first-half points, juniors Gavin Schilling (10 points, 8 rebounds, 2 blocks) and Marcus White (14 points, 3 steals) breathed life into De La Salle (15-6) after halftime.

On the ropes throughout but never quite out, De La Salle got within 44-37 on a strong move by Schilling with 6 minutes, 10 seconds to play.

White then hit a pair of 3-pointers to cut Simeon's lead to 54-49 with 1:38 left before the Wolverines sealed the victory from the foul line.

"It was kind of personal for me," Parker said. "My brother (Christian Parker) went there. He really didn't get an opportunity over there, so I really wanted to give it to them."

RED-BLUE CHAMPIONSHIP
Raby 72, King 67
Anthony Knowles had 26 points, 12 rebounds and 6 blocks to lead Raby (13-17). Terry McDonald added 18 points and 7 assist in the win. Zack Branch had 26 points, 6 steals and 5 assists for King (13-13).


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STATE CHAMPIONS

CLASS 3A 106: Kris Williams, Thornton 113: Jordan Northrup, Harlem 120: Jered Cortez, Glenbard North 126: Eddie Klimara, Providence 132: Sal Annoreno, Bartlett

138: Kyle Langenderfer, Lincoln-Way East
145: Kevin Moylan, Stagg
152: Max Schneider, Lane Tech
160: Shaun'Qae McMurtry, Lockport
170: Jake Residori, Minooka
182: Sammy Brooks, Oak Park
195: Brad Johnson, Lockport
220: Josh Marchok, Schaumburg
285: James Buss, De La Salle

CLASS 2A
106: Tommy Pawelski, Montini
113: Johnny Jimenez, Marmion
120: Matt Garelli, Fenwick
126: David Pearce, Bethalto Civic Memorial
132: Zane Richards, Carbondale
138: Angelo Silvestro, Marmion
145: Lavion Mayes, Mascoutah
152: Austin Culton, Sycamore
160: Dylan Reel, Washington (Ill.)
170: Nathan Jackson, Marian Catholic
182: Jack Dechow, Richmond-Burton
195: Gage Harrah, Crystal Lake Central
220: Malcolm Watson, Nazareth
285: Jeremy Brazil, Vernon Hills

CLASS 1A
106: Brandon Briggs, North Boone
113: Nelson Baker, Byron
120: Josh Alber, Dakota
126: JJ Whaley, Stillman Valley
132: Maxx Hubbard, Sterling Newman Central Catholic
138: Alphonso Vruno, Sandwich
145: Mark McDonnell, Morrison
152: Brian Bahrs, Sterling Newman Central Catholic
160: Billy Chancey, Reed-Custer
170: Dan Stott, Harvard
182: R.J. Troye, Sterling Newman Central Catholic
195: Matt McDonnell, Morrison
220: Channing Dolliger, Bishop McNamara
285: Reid Sealby, Byron