SCOREBOARD

SUNDAY, JANUARY 29, 2012
BOYS BASKETBALL
Andrew 48, Thornwood 45
The undefeated season continues for Andrew (16-0, 7-0) behind the hot brotherly play of Jawad Adekoya, who knocked down 15 points, and brother Jubril, who added 11. Upstart guard Glorind Lisha added 12 pts to secure the victory over Thornwood.

NORTH PARK UNIVERSITY
Curie 60, Leo 46

Farragut 50, Seton 45
Rashaun Stimage added 19 and 6 boards / blocks for Farragut to knock off Seton.

Highland Park 41, Lincoln Park 37

Providence-St. Mel 48, Foreman 42

Riverside-Brookfield 52, Corliss 43

St. Benedict 53, Prosser 50

WW South 40, Von Steuben 37

SATURDAY, JANUARY 28
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Rich South 49, Champaign Centennial 47
Kiela Garner had 13 points, 8 rebounds and 6 assists for Rich South (17-5). CiErra Garrett added 10 points and DeAsia Garrett had 8 rebounds in the win.

Bolingbrook 89, Lockport 32

Bremen 57, Universal 24
Lindsay Dudek scored 16 points for Bremen (4-18).

St. Viator 55, Bishop McNamara 45
Mallory Hess scored 19 points and Lauren Rooney added 10 points and 16 rebounds for St. Viator (15-12).

Stagg 64, T.F. North 56 (OT)
Casey McMahon hit a 3-pointer at the end of regulation to tie, as Revi McMahon scored 22 points and Alexa Janus added 18 for Stagg (16-5). Sabrina Montgomery had 23 in the T.F. North (13-9) loss.

Young 72, Benton Harbor (Mich.) 35
Janee Thompson had 24 points and 10 assists, Linnae Harper had 18 points, and Alexis Lloyd added 14 for Young (22-0).

SWEET 16 TOURNAMENT at Lake Zurich
Lincoln-Way East 57, Buffalo Grove 38
Caitlin McMahon had 16 points and Taylor Johnson added 15 for LWE (19-3). Courtney Meyer scored 8 points in the Buffalo Grove loss.

Lincoln-Way East 54, St. Charles North 24
Taylor Johnson scored 18 points and Caitlin McMahon added 10 for Lincoln-Way East (20-3). Ava Tarka had 8 points for St. Charles North.

Marian Catholic 83, Johnsburg 15

Marist 55, Barrington 18
Leah Bolton scored 13 points and JeTaun Rouse added 12 for Marist (24-1). Maddie Bartz had 6 points for Barrington.

Marist 54, Maine South 41
JeTaun Rouse had 17 points, six steals and three assists and Leah Bolton added 16 points for the RedHawks (25-1). Maine South has lost 5 of their last 6, and Mackenzie Duffy scored 14 points in the loss.

New Trier 58, Marian Catholic 53
Jessica Blackwell scored 20 points and Maggie Lyon added 12 points for New Trier (17-7). Alanna Ferry scored 16 points and Megan Walsh added 12 for Marian Catholic (15-10).

Trinity 44, Maine South 30
Megan Podkowa had 18 points and 12 rebounds, and Taylor Nazon added 14 points and 6 steals for Trinity (22-1).

Trinity 54, New Trier 45


BOYS BASKETBALL
Francis Parker 70, University 55
Langdon Neal scored 25 points, and Judd Barron added 22 for Francis Parker (13-5, 6-2).

Lemont 69, Oak Forest 62
Juozas Balciunas scored 29 points, and Paul Otruskevicius had 14 points, 5 rebounds, 5 steals and 3 assists for Lemont.

Orr 51, Hales 37
Desean King made 5 3-pointers and had 19 points for Orr. Hales' Eddie Alcantara scored 19 points for Hales.

St. Viator 80, Marian Catholic 74
"We knew how good Tyler Ulis (38 points) was coming in, and I thought we did, for most of the game, a pretty good job," St. Viator coach Mike Howland said. "He's hard to stop, and he got it going early. He's so quick that it's tough to take away, but we did a good job of making adjustments and I was proud of our effort."

Stagg 62, Bradley-Bourbonnais 41
Brett Kaiser had 18 points and 6 assists for Stagg (11-8, 4-3).

FRIDAY, JANUARY 27
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Rich Central 59, Oak Forest 49
Alex Stanford scored 20 points for Rich Central (19-6).

Lemont 52, Bremen 28

Oak Lawn 60, Reavis 45
LaTondra Brooks had 17 points and Brooke Annerino added 13 for Oak Lawn (13-8, 5-5).

BOYS BASKETBALL
Bloom 69, Rich Central 41
Johnny Griffin and Lejavious Johnson each scored 14 points for Bloom (17-3, 4-1). Donald Moore added 12 points in the win.

Crete-Monee 51, Rich East 49
Laquon Treadwell had 12 points, 11 rebounds and 4 blocks, and Illinois recruit Mike Orris (9 points) hit a three-pointer at the buzzer for Crete-Monee (14-5).

Simeon 81, Harlan 59
Steve Taylor had 20 points and 12 rebounds, Jabari Parker had 24 points and 8 rebounds, and Kendrick Nunn added 15 points for Simeon (20-1, 8-0). Harlan's Deonte Johnson scored 19 in the loss.

De La Salle 52, Loyola 33
Gavin Schilling had 16 points and 8 rebounds, and Alex Foster added 14 points and 10 rebounds for DLS (14-3, 5-2).

Seton 61, Brother Rice 48
Mark Weems and J.R. Tolliver scored 18 points each for Seton (17-3, 6-0).

St. Ignatius 56, Hales 43
Marty McClure and Peter Ryckbosch each scored 12 points for St. Ignatius (15-2, 5-1).

St. Rita 82, Gordon 63
Tony Hicks scored 26 points, Victor Law had 23 points and 12 rebounds, Dominique Matthews had 16 points and Cullen Foulkes added 10 points and 11 assists for St. Rita (10-8, 6-1).

Bolingbrook 68, Lincoln-Way East 38

Homewood-Flossmoor 56, Joliet Central 42
Tyrone Sherman and Willie Lipsey each scored 11 points for Homewood-Flossmoor (14-5, 7-0). Thad Little had 10 points in the win.

Chicago Christian 47, Shepard 40
Cory Bulthuis scored 13 points for Chicago Christian, and Londell Lee had 12 in the Shepard (5-13) loss.

Immaculate Conception 56, Montini 44
John Cheng scored 19 points and Demetrius Carr added 15 in the IC (18-2, 7-0) win. Rich Bodee scored 14 points and Pat Mooney had 8 for Montini.

Lemont 56, Bremen 34
Mike Wisz had 16 points and 3 assists, and Matt Lipowski added 15 points and 6 rebounds for Lemont.

Marist 51, Carmel 38
Brandon Motzel scored 15 points for Carmel.

Oak Lawn 60, Reavis 38
Martin Einikis had 21 points, Jacob Campbell had 15, and Lyndell Johnson added 11 points and 4 steals for Oak Lawn (9-9).

Richards 65, Evergreen Park 50
Lavonte Smith scored 14 points for Richards. Brian Townsend scored 12 in the EP (9-15) loss.

Stagg 52, Lincoln-Way North 44
Kamil Barnas and Sean Dwyer scored 13 points each for Stagg (10-8, 3-3).

Thornridge 62, Bradley-Bourbonnais 49
Gene Jackson scored 21 points for Thornridge.

T.F. South 61, Tinley Park 56

THURSDAY, JANUARY 26
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Rich South 68, Bloom 60
Tierra Webb had 18 points and 5 steals, and Kiela Garner added 14 points and 6 assists for Rich South (16-5, 6-1).

T.F. North 68, Hillcrest 63
Schenia Battle scored 12 of her 21 points in the 4th quarter to lead T.F. North (13-8, 9-0). Shannise Heady had 22 points for Hillcrest (19-3, 9-1).

Homewood-Flossmoor 50, Lincoln-Way East 45

Loyola 67, Gordon Tech 27
Anna Schueler had 14 points for Loyola.

Morgan Park Academy 38, Maria 34

Rich East 52, Kankakee 41
Danielle King ahd 25 points and 5 rebounds and Makeba Elliott added 21 points and 5 boards for Rich East.

Andrew 51, Bradley-Bourbonnais 45
Tiana Karopoulos had 15 points and Nicole Botich had 12 for Andrew (14-7, 8-2).

Benet 50, St. Joseph 48

Richards 60, Evergreen Park 37
Allison Stazak had 13 points and Taylor Sonichsen and Sam Kusta each added 11 for Richards (11-8, 5-4). Megan Beckow had a game-high 17 points for Evergreen Park.

COACHES VS. CANCER SHOOTOUT in St. Louis
Bolingbrook 64, St. Louis St. Joseph's 32
Morgan Tuck had 25 points and 10 rebounds to lead Bolingbrook.

SWEET SIXTEEN TOURNAMENT
Fenwick 71, Maine West 55
Meredith Boardman had 20 points and 10 rebounds and Jade Owens added 16 points and 6 assists for Fenwick (18-5). Maya Garland had 16 points and 4 steals in the win.

Marist 62, Buffalo Grove 37
Leah Bolton had 19 points and JeTaun Rouse added 13 for Marist (23-1).

WINDY CITY TOURNAMENT
Young 82, Uplift 16
Janee Thompson had 22 points and 10 assists and Tanita Allen added 11 points and 10 rebounds for Young (21-0). Carla Hillsman had 10 points and 10 rebounds in the win.

Bogan 77, Chicago Academy 22
Jasmine Harris and Jasmin Anderson each scored 15 points for Bogan (17-7).

Clark 63, Hope 58 (OT)
Erica Matthews had 33 points, 5 assists, 5 rebounds and 3 steals to lead Clark (8-11). Kadijah Parker added 15 points and 7 rebounds in the win.

Harlan 82, Taft 31
Kendra Sole scored 28 points and Kasia Redding had 18 points, 18 rebounds and 6 steals for Harlan (14-7). Latisha Bennett scored 17 points in the win.

King 32, Ag. Science 27
April Baar had 10 points and 2 steals for Ag. Science.

Northside 35, Payton 19
Veronica Schwartz had 14 points and 6 rebounds for Northside (11-10).

Raby 62, Lincoln Park 60
Jamilla Banks scored 12 points and had 17 rebounds, and Angel Eaton had 10 points and 10 boards for Raby. Ashley Dorsey had 16 points including the game-winning free throws.

Westinghouse 55, Simeon 44
Akina Wellere had 20 points and 14 rebounds and Immane Mondane added 16 points, 4 steals and 4 assists for Westinghouse (15-10).


BOYS BASKETBALL
Young 53, St. Louis Soldan 46
Jahlil Okafor scored 15 points and Paul White had 13 for Whitney Young.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Providence 58, Johnsburg 35
Cassidy Glenn had 21 points and 8 rebounds, Alyssa Jurges added 17 and Anna Novak had 8 points and 8 rebounds for Providence.

Seton 64, University 37
Ebony Bailey scored 18 points for Seton (15-7).

BOYS BASKETBALL
Homewood-Flossmoor 71, Lincoln-Way Central 44
Vikings rolled passed Lincoln-Way Central 71-44 in a game that was postponed from Friday’s snowstorm.

“Last night was kind of a disappointing evening, falling short against Bloom,’’ H-F coach Jim McLaughlin said. “So we wanted to keep the energy up and try to get everyone involved.’’

Thad Little had a team-high nine points off the bench in the second half. Antonio Bishop, Tim Williams, Rashaan Surles and Jordan Wallace each had seven points for H-F (13-5, 6-0).

“It’s nice to have the opportunity to get everybody four- or five-minute chunks in the game,’’ McLaughlin said. “We’ve been fortunate a few times this year to be able to get some good rotations, try to exert as much energy as possible.’’

Lincoln-Way Central (8-11, 1-5) closed the gap to 34-27 three minutes into the second half before H-F regained its double-digit lead aided by a three-pointer from Tyrone Sherman for a 39-27 advantage.

Simeon 68, Bogan 57
Jabari Parker finished with 20 points, 12 rebounds and five blocks and Kendrick Nunn added 20 points and eight rebounds as top-ranked Simeon cruised past Bogan 68-57.

"We are basically getting back to playing Simeon basketball," Simeon coach Robert Smith said. "We have to keep competing like that. We can't get bored. We can't just step out there and think we're going to win.

"One thing about when I had Derrick (Rose), we had that killer instinct. When you were down 30, they wanted you to be down 50. They didn't get bored. Jabari now has that killer instinct where every time he touches the ball, he thinks he's going to score."

Kendrick Nunn added 20 points and 8 rebounds for Simeon (19-1, 8-0), while Devonte Smith led Bogan with 13 points and 9 rebounds.

Vocational 48, Perspectives-Calumet 45
Robert Hurd had 17 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assists, and Michael Rollins added 14 points and 7 rebounds for Vocational (16-7, 6-3). Yehosua Craig had 13 points and 9 rebounds, and Brandon Taylor added 10 points and 11 rebounds in the Perspectives-Cal (7-13, 3-5) loss.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 24
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Mother McAuley 72, Rich Central 66 (OT)

Ag. Science 37, Reavis 34
April Baar had 13 points and 5 rebounds, and Carly Trinley had 5 steals for Ag. Science (14-5, 10-3).

Argo 35, Morton 31 (OT)
Chantel Brown (10 points) and Amy Kinney (8 points) led Argo (5-13).

Bogan 63, Hope 23
Caitlin Garanet had 18 points and Jasmine Harris added 13 for Bogan (16-7, 8-0).

Homewood-Flossmoor 58, Lockport 41
Amena Brent had 16 points and 9 rebounds, and Charnelle Reed had 15 points for Homewood-Flossmoor (16-6, 7-2).

Lincoln-Way East 51, Joliet West 27
Amy Jacobsen had 16 points and Taylor Johnson had 14 points and 7 assists for Lincoln-Way East (18-2, 8-1). Caitlin McMahon had 12 points and 11 rebounds in the win.

Oak Lawn 53, Bloom 47
Brooke Annerino had 18 points and Latondra Brooks added 16 points for Oak Lawn (12-8). Jannah Mahmoud scored 14 points in the win.

Lincoln-Way North 54, Thornwood 39
Taylor Boardman led Lincoln-Way North (17-5, 7-2) with 25 points. Arielle Miree scored 12 points for Thornwood.

Lincoln-Way Central 49, Joliet Central 45
Rachel Post scored 11 points and Natalie Wisniewski had 6 assists for Lincoln-Way Central.

Nazareth 42, Queen of Peace 38
Nora O'Malley and Kaitlyn McCarthy each had 11 points for Queen of Peace.

Normal University 43, Bishop McNamara 34
Tatyana Peck led Normal with 20. Khadaizha Sanders scored 22 for Bishop McNamara (11-10).

Resurrection 46, De La Salle 36
Liz Rehberger had 16 points and Annie Larsen added 11 points, 7 rebounds and 4 steals for Resurrection (11-13).

St. Ignatius 49, Niles West 44
Kelly Nickele had 21 points for St. Ignatius (15-8) and Mariah Harris held Niles West's Jewell Loyd to 11 points.

Stagg 57, Andrew 49
Revi McMahon had 15 points and Maggie Yandel added 11 as Stagg (14-5, 8-1) won its 8th game in a row.

Willows Academy 39, Morgan Park Academy 27
Monica Hinderer had 23 points and 16 rebounds to lead Willows Academy (19-1).

SWEET 16 TOURNAMENT
Lake Zurich 50, Maine West 45
Cathryne Spear had 12 points and Stephanie Schmid scored 11 for Lake Zurich.

Trinity 45, Marian Catholic 39
Megan Podkowa had 21 points and 6 rebounds and Alyssa Dengler scored 8 points for Trinity (20-1).


BOYS BASKETBALL
Andrew 58, Tinley Park 37
Jubril Adekoya had 17 points and 21 rebounds, and Glorind Liska had 13 points and 9 rebounds for Andrew (14-0).

Bloom 63, Homewood-Flossmoor 56 (OT)

DuSable 54, Hope 40
Maliek Williams had 12 points and Evance Gayles added 10 points for DuSable (9-8, 4-5 Red Central).

Fenwick 75, St. Rita 68
Tony Hicks scored 30 points for St. Rita.

Hillcrest 70, Crete-Monee 60

Illiana Christian 70, Bremen 48
Elijah Leres (16 points) and Marcus Ottenhoff (15 points) led Illiana (8-9).

Lemont 70, Providence 65
Juozas Balciunas had 23 points and 7 assists, and Joey Hehir added 18 points and 4 steals for Lemont.

Lincoln-Way Central 50, Shepard 34
Johnny Finnin scored 22 in the victory.

Lockport 56, Lincoln-Way East 52 (2 OT)

Loyola 58, Hales 48
Jack Morrissey (23 points), Peter Pujals (17) and James Clark (14 points) led Loyola (7-11, 3-3 Chicago Catholic League)

Naperville North 64, Rich Central 59
Mike Kirk had 20 points for Rich Central.

Richards 64, Willowbrook 47
Josh Meier scored 17 points for Richards (10-8).

St. Francis de Sales 63, Brother Rice 61
Bayo Babalola had 18 points and 10 rebounds, and Willie Orange added 13 points and 7 rebounds for St. Francis de Sales (10-6, 3-3).

St. Joseph 68, De La Salle 61
Reggie Johnson had 21 points and Paul Turner added 17 for St. Joseph (11-7, 3-3). Marcus White led De La Salle (13-3, 4-2) with 31 points and Alex Foster had 19 points.

Seton 64, Marist 62
Mark Weems had 16 points and Russell Robinson swatted 4 blocks for Seton (16-3).

Thornton 67, Lincoln-Way North 41

Urban Prep 55, Solorio 21
Jordan Dilligard scored 18 points for Urban Prep (10-2, 10-1 Public League Green South).

MONDAY, JANUARY 23
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Watseka 51, Rich South 45
Kiela Garner had 11 points, 11 rebounds, 6 steals and 5 assists for Rich South (15-5).

Lincoln-Way East 58, Lockport 23
Taylor Johnson had 15 points, and passed 1,000 points for her career to lead Lincoln-Way East (17-2, 7-1). Caitlin McMahon had 18 points and Amy Jacobsen added 11 points in the 200th program win for the Griffins.

Marist 57, Resurrection 24
JeTaun Rouse and Leah Bolton each scored 17 points for Marist (22-1).

Seton 51, St. Benedict 37
Brittany Mitchell had 12 points and 4 steals, and Ebony Bailey had 12 points and 3 steals for Seton (15-7).

Bishop McNamara 49, Kankakee 45
Khadaizha Sanders scored 20 points in the Bishop Mac (11-9) win. Martha Burse had a game-high 22 for Kankakee.

Harlan 53, Brooks 35
Joshona Wimbish had 11 points, 11 rebounds and 3 steals, Kasia Redding had 8 points, 12 rebounds and 3 steals, and Latisha Bennett scored 14 points for Harlan (13-7, 5-3).

Young 79, North Lawndale 25
Linnae Harper had 15 points, 10 rebounds and 10 steals to help Young (20-0, 8-0 Windy City West) clinch the conference. Alexis Lloyd had 15 points and Janee Thompson added 10 in the win.

BOYS BASKETBALL
Bolingbrook 78, Joliet Central 47

Ag. Science 55, Fenger 51
Roy Barnes scored 18 points and Mike Robinson added 10 for Ag. Science (7-7, 6-2).

Curie 49, Kenwood 46
Devon Foster scored 11 points for Curie, and Kevin Swanson had 14 in the loss for Kenwood.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 22
BOYS BASKETBALL
AT YOUNG
Von Steuben 61, Rich Central 44
Arinze Okeke scored 17 points to lead the Panthers past the Olympians. Jalen Delaney (11 points ) and Devin Moore (10) contributed for Von Steuben (10-5). Jamaal Murray and Michael Kirk scored nine points apiece for Rich Central (6-12).

St. Ignatius 74, Brooks 44
Jack Crepeau (15 points) led five double-digit scorers for the Wolfpack. Marty McClure and Peter Ryckbosch added 14 apiece, Lester Larry scored 12 and Brian Howard contributed 11 for St. Ignatius (14-2). Erick Locke’s 22 points paced Brooks (7-14).

Notre Dame 54, Morton 52
Joe Ferrici (11 points) scored four points in the final minute, including the go-ahead basket on a pass from Scooter Stephenson to lead the Dons. Matt Mooney added 12 and Justin Halloran 10 for Notre Dame (15-5), which shot 11-for-12 from the free-throw line for the game. Walter Perez (18 points) and Rocco Belcaster (15) led Morton (8-6).

Farragut 59, Hillcrest 53

Curie 57, Young 46
A pair of nationally recognized 6-foot-10 sophomores, Young's Jahlil Okafor and Curie's Cliff Alexander, waged an entertaining battle that may be renewed many times over the course of their promising careers, and in the end it was Curie on top... 57-46.

Devin Foster knocked down 22 points and Malcolm Hill-Bey added 11.

But sophomore Alexander added the main ingredient Curie needed to snag this victory with 10 points, six rebounds and three blocked shots before fouling out, while Okafor had nine points, 10 rebounds and two blocks for Young.

Young was led by Paul White who scored 12 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 blocked shots.

AT COLLEGE OF LAKE COUNTY
Crane 53, Kenosha Tremper (Wis.) 49
Issaiah Hayes led a balanced attack with 14 points as the Cougars held on for a win. Chris Daily added 13 points, and Courtney Thomas had 10 points and 14 rebounds for Crane (13-4), which played without injured senior forward Willie Conner.

DuSable 58, Milwaukee Young Coggs (Wis.) 52
Chris Gilbreath scored 13 points, Jermaine Akons added 11 to fuel the Panthers (8-7).

Marian Catholic 66, West Allis (Wis.) 62
Tyler Ulis poured in 37 points to lift the Spartans to a victory. Eric Crittendon added 11 points for Marian Catholic (11-6).