SCOREBOARD

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30
GIRLS BASKETBALL
AG. SCIENCE TOURNAMENT
Semifinal: Ellison 67, Longwood 59
Shanice Dawson had 20 points, 14 rebounds and 5 steals, and Brandi Miner 19 points, 8 rebounds and 8 steals for Ellison (13-4).

MONTINI HOLIDAY CLASSIC
Championship: St. Joseph 60, Hinsdale South 55
"I think we played our kind of ball -- Charger defense," said senior Donna Koerber, who had 11 points and eight rebounds and was named the tournament's MVP. "What we do in practice is what we try to do in games. The whole point is to make other teams uncomfortable."

Montini 43, Marian Catholic 39
Montini (16-4) scored the game's final five points to overtake Marian. Nikia Edon and Tianna Brown each scored 10 points for Montini, and Alanna Ferry had 8 for Marian.

Bogan 67, Westinghouse 57
Jasmine Harris scored a game-high 19 points for Bogan.

Oak Park 75, Guerin (Ind.) 65
Maeve Connelly and Caroline Kelty scored 16 points each for Oak Park. Kelsey Fox led Guerin with 14 points in the loss.

NAPLES HOLIDAY SHOOTOUT
Young 45, Orlando (Fla.) Edgewater 33
Janee Thompson scored 17 points to lead Young (12-0).

STATE FARM CLASSIC
Championship: Maine South 55, Champaign Centennial 43
Nina Duric scored 14 points and Michelle Maher added 13 for Maine South (17-1). Jacqui Grant scored 11 in the win.


BOYS BASKETBALL
McDIPPER INVITE at Rich South
Championship: Bloom 52, Crete-Monee 45
Donald Moore scored 14 points for Bloom, and Nyhree Mitchell added 9 in the win. LaQuon Treadwell had 14 points and 7 rebounds for Crete-Monee, and Illinois recruit Michael Orris scored 6 points (on 3 field goal attempts).

3rd place: Rich South 70, Seton 62
Rich South had four players - John Ruffin with 17 points, Cedric Russell with 13, Jalen McCaskill and Marvin Williams with 12 each - score in double figures. Ruffin added 14 rebounds and 4 steals. Seton (13-2) was doomed by 19 turnovers, and led by Kamal Shasi's 24 points.

5th place: Hales 61, Thornton 52
Niji Lomax had 21 points, 4 rebounds and 4 steals, Eddie Alcantara had 9 points and 11 rebounds, and Shaquon Alexander added 14 points for Hales. Justin Taylor scored 20 points in the Thornton loss.

7th place: Marian Catholic 71, Rich East 59
Tyler Ulis had 28 points and 7 assists for Marian, and Ki-Jana Crawford and Christian Halley added 11 points each in the win. Ronald Lawton had 16 points, 5 rebounds and 4 steals for Rich East.

Consolation championship: Evanston 60, Bolingbrook 57
Offensive balance ruled for Evanston as Josh Irving (14 points), Jordan Perrin (12) and Leonard Garron (12) scored in double figures. Ben Moore had 26 points and Alec Boyd added 17 in the Bolingbrook loss.

Leo 52, Lincoln Park 51
Russell Woods had 14 points and 11 rebounds, and Karon Braggs added 13 points in the win for Leo.

Rich Central 64, Joliet Central 49
Jamaal Murray had 13 points and 7 rebounds, and Jalen Miller added 12 points and 4 assists for Rich Central. Kenneth Carpenter and Jalen Heath had 13 points each in the Joliet Central loss.

All-Tournament Team: Lejavius Johnson, Bloom; Johnny Griffin, Bloom; Laquon Treadwell, Crete-Monee; Mork Conner, Crete-Monee; Marvie Keith, Crete-Monee; Mark Weems, Seton; JR Tol.liver, Seton; Ralph Abraham, Rich South; John Ruffin, Rich South; Brian Nicholson, Thornton; Eddie Alcantara, Hales; Ronald Lawton, Rich East; Tyler Ulis, Marian Catholic; Josh Irving, Evanston; Ben Moore, Bolingbrook.
Tournament MVP: Donald Moore, Bloom.

PONTIAC TOURNAMENT
Semifinals
Curie 77, Warren 68 (2 OT)
Curie (11-0) led by six with 15 seconds left in regulation but saw Warren tie it with 3-pointers by Darius Paul (21 points and 15 rebounds) and JoVaughn Gaines. Curie's Devin Foster scored 27 points, and Cliff Alexander added 11 points and 13 rebounds in the win.

Simeon 48, Peoria Manual 47
If Simeon and Peoria Manual aren't two of the best programs in the history of Illinois prep basketball, they are at least the two most decorated at the 81-year-old Pontiac Holiday Tournament, with 19 titles between them... The game featured six ties, 10 lead changes, some small controversy at the end and a sequence of blocks, steals and fast-break baskets in the third quarter that brought the sellout crowd to a spontaneous standing ovation.

Consolation Championship: Lockport 50, Waukegan 46
Kyle Ward had 17 points and 6 rebounds, and Brandon Swain added 9 points as Lockport won the consolation title. Akeem Springs had 17 points and 10 rebounds for Waukegan in the loss.

5th place: West Aurora 50, United Township 35

3rd place: Warren 63, Peoria Manual 54
Warren (10-2) outrebounded Manual 35-21, as Darius Paul and Nathan Boothe each scored 16 points in the win. Manual was led by Jeff White and Quenton Lowe, each with 12 points.

Championship: Simeon 44, Curie 27

PROVISO WEST TOURNAMENT
Championship: Proviso East 68, New Trier 55
Proviso East (11-0) won its first Proviso title since 1991, when it won back-to-back titles. The 1990 championship was during (new head coach Donnie) Boyce's senior year. The Pirates won a Thanksgiving tournament earlier this year in Peoria. "It's amazing to win it (Proviso West) as a player, and to come back and win it in my first year as a coach is unbelievable," Boyce said.

3rd place: Rockford Auburn 66,  Morgan Park 45
Fred Van Vleet had 15 points, 10 rebounds and 8 assists, Jaylin Marshall had 12 points and 10 rebounds, and LaMark Foote added 13 points for Rockford Auburn. Billy Garrett scored 16 points (on 5-for-17 shooting) in the Morgan Park loss.

5th place: Hillcrest 48, Homewood-Flossmoor 47
Jalen Loving had 20 points, 10 rebounds and 3 blocks, and Jovan Mooring had 15 points for Hillcrest (10-2). Tim Williams had 16 points and 9 rebounds for Homewood-Flossmoor in the loss.

Consolation championship: St. Joseph 75, Hinsdale Central 61
Paul Turner scored 19 points and A.J. Patty had 13 points and 21 rebounds for St. Joseph. Avery Harmon added 15 points and 5 assists in the win. Hinsdale Central's Tom Garvin scored a game-high 22 points.

Brooks 85, Proviso West 66
Erick Locke scored 27 points and William Gates, Jr. added 21 points for Brooks. Dwight Cunningham added 18 points and 16 rebounds in the win. Proviso West's Lawrence Moore scored 15 points.

St. Patrick 54, Von Steuben 45
Loren Horton and Ismad Seferagix each scored 15 points for St. Patrick. Nick Coleman added 12 points in the win. Deqon Horn had 18 points for Von Steuben.

AG. SCIENCE TOURNAMENT
Lindblom 48, Bowen 31

Alcott 71, Juarez 60

Douglass 61, Hope 58
William Hurd scored 29 poinbts for Douglass.

Englewood 48, Ag. Science 21

BEACH BALL CLASSIC in Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Lone Peak (Utah) 72, Young 67 (2 OT)
Jahlil Okafor had 28 points and 14 rebounds in the loss for Young (6-3). Lone Peak's BYU-bound Nick Emery scored 29 points, and T.J. Haws added 26.

HINSDALE SOUTH TOURNAMENT
Championship: Metea Valley 64, Schaumburg 52
Kenny Obendorf scored 24 points (4 3-pointers) and Tresean Mackey had 13 points and 5 assists for Metea Valley. Schaumburg's Christian Spandiary scored 18 points in the loss.

3rd place: Brother Rice 83, Sandburg 78 (2 OT)
Alex Majewski scored 29 points and Garrett O'Neil added 21 for Brother Rice. Sandburg's Joe Kuligoski had 22 poinst and 10 rebounds and Brian Dace added 22 points in the loss.

5th place: Rolling Meadows 51, Highland Park 40 (OT)
Tyler Gaedele had 13 points and Mike Olson added 11 points for Rolling Meadows. Jake Norcia scored a game-high 15 points for Highland Park.

7th place: Minooka 68, Wheaton North 56
Jacob Hogen (19 points and 6 rebounds) and Adam Reynolds (14 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists) led Minooka in the win. Ryan Jordan scored 14 points (including 12 free throws) for Wheaton North.

Consolation championship: Hinsdale South 54, Lake Forest 51
Brock Benson had 26 points and 9 rebounds and Jerry Stoltz added 17 points for Hinsdale South. Carter Bass scored 19 points and Evan Boudreaux added 12 points and 10 rebounds for Lake Forest.

Stagg 89, Eisenhower 82 (OT)
Brett Kaiser had 29 points, 12 rebounds and 4 steals, Sean Dwyer had 20 points and 9 rebounds, and Kamil Barnas added 17 points for Stagg. Tyrone Terrell (21 points) and Isaac Bronaugh (20) were the high scorers for Eisenhower.

Downers Grove North 61, Nazareth 53
Rob Mahlke had 25 points and 6 rebounds to lead DGN. Dave Henson (11 points, 6 rebounds) and Rimas Barsketis (10 points) also contributed to the win. John Bonk had 22 points for Nazareth.

Providence 67, Glenbrook South 54
Mike Marietti had 26 points and 7 rebounds, and Kevin Kozan added 13 points and 7 rebounds for Providence. Glenbrook South was led by Justin Busiel's 17 points.

All-Tournament Team: Ross Chukerman, Highland Park; Brian Nelms, Rolling Meadows; Carter Bass, Lake Forest; Brock Benson, Hinsdale South; Garrett O'Neil, Brother Rice; Sean Fitzpatrick, Brother Rice; Ken Payonk, Sandburg; Kyle Bolger, Schaumburg; Christian Spandiary, Schaumburg; Ryan Solomon, Metea Valley.
Tournament MVP: Kenny Obendorf, Metea Valley.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29
GIRLS BASKETBALL
HILLCREST TOURNAMENT
Championship: Marist 67, Hillcrest 62
Hillcrest's quest for its third consecutive Hillcrest Holiday Classic title was sunk by Marist, as they snagged a 67-62 victory giving them their first tournament title since 2007.

Junior guard Leah Bolton scored 27 points, including 13 in the fourth quarter.

Hillcrest was playing without 6-foot-2 center Jahmia Phillips, who suffered a concussion during the Hawks' semifinal victory over Rich Central. Bolton took advantage by grabbing 13 rebounds, including three offensive boards that she turned into five points in the fourth.

She capped the performance that earned the tournament MVP award by making two free throws with 19 seconds left to give Marist a 67-59 lead.

3rd place: Rich Central 54, Homewood-Flossmoor 49

5th place: St. Ignatius 41, Sandburg 38

Consolation championship: Oak Forest 52, Stagg 50

Rich South 48, Lockport 43

Tinley Park 60, Thornwood 51

MEDIEVAL CLASSIC
Champ: Lincoln-Way East 61, Lincoln-Way North 50

3rd place: Lincoln-Way Central 49, Lincoln-Way West 38

5th place: Joliet Catholic 63, Queen of Peace 43

7th place: Lincoln Park 49, Plainfield South 27

MONTINI TOURNAMENT
Hinsdale South 45, Marian Catholic 41
Toni Romiti had 16 points to lead Hinsdale South.

NAPLES HOLIDAY SHOOTOUT
Young 72, Southwest Atlanta Christian 48
Linnae Harper (25 points, 10 rebounds, 7 steals) and Janee Thompson (19 points) led Young (11-0) at the Naples Holiday Shootout in Naples, Fla.

STATE FARM CLASSIC
Bishop McNamara 55, Brimfield 42

AG. SCIENCE TOURNAMENT
Ellison 35, Rowe-Clark 28
Shanise Dawson had 13 points, 7 rebounds and 7 steals for Ellison (12-4). Brandy Money had 8 points, 5 rebounds and 3 steals in the win.

CINCINNATI BRAGGIN' RIGHTS SHOOTOUT
Bolingbrook 86, St. Mary (Canada) 45
Morgan Tuck had 40 points and nine rebounds and Keiera Ray had 15 points and four steals (9-1).

DUNDEE-CROWN TOURNAMENT
Championship: Bartlett 76, New Trier 66

3rd place: Fenwick 84, Fremd 77 (OT)

5th place: Hononegah 38, Evanston 34
Krystal James scored 15 points to lead Hononegah. Evanston's Sinclair Cunningham scored 13 points in the loss.

Consolation Championship: Mother McAuley 67, Naperville Central 62
Alyssa Siwek had 21 points and 5 assists and Tiffany Fortune added 18 points for Mother McAuley. Emma Donahue had a game-high 24 points for Naperville Central.


BOYS BASKETBALL
McDIPPER TOURNAMENT at Rich South
Semifinals
Bloom 69, Rich South 51

Crete-Monee 67, Seton 66

Hales 66, Marian Catholic 52
Eddie Alcantara had 21 points and 16 rebounds and Shaquon Alexander also scored 21 for Hales. Tyler Ulis scored 19 points to lead Marian Catholic.

Bolingbrook 59, Joliet Central 54
Ben Moore had 16 points and 6 rebounds, and Nick Malonga added 12 points for Bolingbrook. Jalen Heath 18 points and 7 rebounds for Joliet Central.

Evanston 59, Rich Central 48
Jordan Perrin had 12 points and Jack Mallers added 10 for Evanston. Jalen Miller and Jalen Love each scored 11 points for Rich Central.

Leo 77, Tinley Park 52
Russell Woods had 17 points and 6 rebounds and Sean Moore added 15 points for Leo. Tracey Brandy and Vince Gooden led Tinley Park with 14 points each.

Lincoln Park 45, Corliss 42
Chris Heaney had 17 points and Ramon Ajose added 15 points and 11 rebounds for Lincoln Park. James Murdock led Corliss with 9 points.

Thornton 54, Rich East 52
Joshua Russell had 18 points and Brian Nicholson added 11 for Thornton. Brandon Berry led Rich East with 11 points.

PROVISO WEST TOURNAMENT
Semifinals
New Trier 50, Morgan Park 41

Proviso East 75, Rockford Auburn 56

Hillcrest 49, Benet 41
Jalen Loving had 13 points and 7 rebounds and Jovan Mooring added 11 points for Hillcrest. Bobby Wehrli had 15 points and 7 rebounds for Benet.

Hinsdale Central 64, Fenwick 50
Tom Garvin had 27 points and Brad Anlauf added 14 as Hinsdale Central advanced to the Consolation championship. Sam Ainsworth had 20 points and 13 rebounds for Fenwick.

Homewood-Flossmoor 42, Glenbrook North 33
Delvon Rencher had 9 points and 6 rebounds for Homewood-Flossmoor.

St. Joseph 76, Morton 57
Avery Harmon had 18 points and Paul Turner added 17 for St. Joseph in the consolation semifinal. Waller Perez scored 16 points for Morton in the loss.

PONTIAC TOURNAMENT
Simeon 71, United Township 33

Warren 60, Joliet West 29

Curie 60, West Aurora 52

Peoria Manual 71, Oak Park 57

Danville 60, Niles West 53

Lockport 44, Bloomington 31

St. Charles North 56, Pontiac 42

Waukegan 69, Plainfield North 63

West Aurora 50, Joliet West 46

AG. SCIENCE TOURNAMENT
Chicago Richards 60, ACE Tech 44

Rowe-Clark 42, Ellison 35

Schurz 53, Longwood 39

South Shore 48, Washington 39

HINSDALE SOUTH TOURNAMENT
Semifinals
Metea Valley 66, Sandburg 62

Schaumburg 61, Brother Rice 49

Eisenhower 86, Downers Grove North 80
Isaac Bronaugh and Tyrone Terrell each scored 25 points for Eisenhower. Dustan Lewis added 15 in the win. Dave Edwards had a game-high 32 points and added 16 rebounds for Downers Grove North.

Highland Park 47, Wheaton North 43

Hinsdale South 76, Providence 66
Phil George made 5 3-pointers and finished with 34 points for Hinsdale South. Brock Benson added 16 points and 14 rebounds in the win. Providence's Kevin Kozan scored 28, including 7 3-pointers.

Lake Forest 67, Glenbrook South 49
Thomas Durrett and Evan Boudreaux each scored 16 points and Carter Bass added 12 for Lake Forest. Matt Siegel led Glenbrook South with 9 points.

Rolling Meadows 55, Minooka 44

Stagg 53, Nazareth 51
Sean Dwyer had 18 points and Kamil Barnas and Brett Kaiser each scored 11 for Stagg. John Bonk led Nazareth with 14 points.

MEDIEVAL CLASSIC
Championship: Lincoln-Way East 61, Lincoln-Way North 50

3rd place: Oak Lawn 51, Oak Forest 44

5th place: T.F. South 53, Lincoln-Way West 40
Robert Ryan and Ira Crawford each scored 12 points for T.F. South. Hayden Witt had 16 points and 3 blocks for Lincoln-Way West.

7th place: Lincoln-Way Central 50, Shepard 49

PEKIN TOURNAMENT
Championship: Plainfield East 54, Washington (Ill.) 50

3rd place: Morton (Ill.) 64, Normal Community West 53

5th place: Peoria Richwoods 69, Lanphier 68

7th place: Pekin 60, Rockford Boylan 58

Consolation championship: Hersey 46, Freeport 44

King 64, La Salle-Peru 28

Lake Zurich 49, Thornridge 45

Limestone 59, Mount Carmel 35

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28
GIRLS BASKETBALL
HILLCREST HOLIDAY CLASSIC
Hillcrest 79, Rich Central 55
Semifinal at the Hillcrest Holiday Classic between the host Hawks and Rich Central was a really good game until Hillcrest stepped fourth. The Hawks, clinging to a 51-47 lead in the opening minute of the fourth period, simply exploded.
This contest ended in a rout, 79-55. “Once we got our rhythm we started to play the way we were supposed to,” Hillcrest’s Shannise Heady said. “We played together like we normally do.”

Marist 51, Homewood-Flossmoor 44
It took a four-star performance from top-seed Marist to snag a 51-44 semifinal victory over Homewood-Flossmoor. “Yeah, well, we did better than last time I think,” RedHawks junior Claire Ryan said.

In their previous meeting, at the Marist Thanksgiving Tournament, the RedHawks saw a big fourth-quarter lead melt to just three points. This time the Vikings were only able to cut a 10-point deficit down to five. Ryan led Marist (15-0) with 18 points. Leah Bolton added 10 points and 12 rebounds, and Asianna Bey 13 rebounds. H-F (11-4) got 18 points from Danielle Woolfolk and 13 from Charnelle Reed.

Marist and Hillcrest will meet for the tournament title at 7 p.m. Thursday, after H-F and Rich Central battle for third place.

Sandburg 61, Harlan 40
Kristen Bailey poured in a season-high 18 points while Jen Pache and Rachel Ruzevich added 12 points as Sandburg (8-5) advanced to the fifth-place game.

St. Ignatius 60, T.F. North 49
Marian Harris (16 points) and Gena Lenti (15) led the way as St. Ignatius (9-6) advanced to the fifth-place game. Schenia Battle scored 14 points and Sharee Greenlee 13 for T.F. North (7-8).

Consolation bracket
Oak Forest 46, Rich South 36: Katie Swanson (12 points) and Emily Naegele (11) led the way for Oak Forest (7-6) in a semifinal. DeAsia Garrett scored 12 points and Kiela Garner 10 for Rich South (11-4).

Stagg 41, Lockport 36: Revi McMahon scored 12 points for Stagg (6-4) in a semifinal. Lockport (3-8) was paced by Nicole Foresman and Taylor Quain (10 points each).

Tinley Park 53, Simeon 44: Diamond Beatty scored a career-high 28 points and Simona Sidaugaite nine for Tinley Park (6-9), which advanced to the fifth-place game.

Thornwood 54, Thornton 51: Thornwood (3-7) advanced to the fifth-place game as Kayla Owens scored 18 points and Arielle Miree 13. Thornton was paced by Nykia Day (8 points) and Georgetta Reid (13 points).

MONTINI HOLIDAY CLASSIC
Marian Catholic 63, St. Joseph 41
Ashton Millender scored 15 points, Teniya Page had 13 and Megan Walsh added 12 for Marian Catholic.

HOLIDAY SHOOTOUT
Young 62, Harvey Helencox (Lou.) 25
Linnae Harper had 18 points and 10 rebounds, and Janee Thompson and Alexis Lloyd added 11 points each for Young (10-0).

AG. SCIENCE TOURNAMENT
Ag. Science 39, Maria 18
Kate Patnett had 10 points, 6 rebounds and 2 blocks, and April Baar added 10 points and 4 rebounds for Ag. Science (9-2, 8-1).

Ellison 40, Bremen 37
Shanice Dawson had 20 points, 13 rebounds and 2 steals, and Diamond Taylor added 8 points and 2 steals for Ellison (11-4).

BROOKS TOURNAMENT
North Lawndale 59, Harper 27
Tytiana Powell had 20 points and 12 rebounds, and Jamaria Williams added 11 points and 5 assists for North Lawndale (7-8).

HOLIDAY SHOWCASE at Loyola
Barrington 43, St. Francis 23
Nicole Collins scored 15 points for Barrington, and Alyssa Fernandez had 8 points in the St. Francis loss.

3rd place: Loyola 52, Niles West 46
Anna Schueler scored 23 points for Loyola, as the Ramblers held Niles West star Jewell Loyd to only 14 points in the win.

Stevenson 49, Lake Zurich 46
Katie Batman scored 23 points (without the use of a utility belt), and Dori Darras had 12 in the Lake Zurich loss.

Trinity 65, Proviso East 10
Megan Podkowa scored 27 points for Trinity.

STATE FARM CLASSIC
Bishop McNamara 57, Downs Tri-Valley 34
Khadaizha Sanders had 14 points and Corrine O'Connor added 13 for Bishop McNamara.

Maine South 58, Belvidere North 31
Jacqui Grant had 14 points, Kaitlyn Mullarkey had 12 and Michelle Maher added 11 for Maine South (15-1).

BOYS BASKETBALL
PONTIAC TOURNAMENT
Simeon 70, Bloomington 31
Among the quirky stats from the cakewalk opener for the state's overwhelming No. 1 team: a 42-10 rebound advantage and a shutout of their winless opponent in the final quarter. Robert Smith got 25 points and 10 rebounds from Steve Taylor, while Jabari Parker contributed 17 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 blocks and 2 steals. Simeon is 9-0; Bloomington falls to 0-10.

Joliet West 64, Waukegan 57
"Joliet West committed 18 turnovers and shot 10-for-22 from the free-throw line. Waukegan couldn't do anything about it because it made just 18 of 60 shot attempts, including a 6-for-30 showing in the first half."

Peoria Manual 62, Pontiac 49

Warren 71, Plainfield North 40
Darius Paul had a double-double by halftime and second-seeded Warren removed any doubt with a 30-point explosion in the third period. Paul finished with 16 points and 15 rebounds and teamed with 6-9 senior classmate Nathan Boothe (20 points) to completely throttle undersized Plainfield. The Blue Devils (8-1) nearly doubled the Tigers on the glass (55-28) and held Plainfield, their semifinal opponent here a year ago, to under 30 percent shooting in each half and .255 for the game (14 of 55).

United Township 52, Lockport 50
Offense was hard to come by for everyone but Tayvian Johnson. The forward scored 25 and added 10 rebounds as United Township outlasted Lockport in a game that was close all the way. Only three other players scored for UT, which will meet Simeon in the quarterfinals. Courtney Cole's 18 points were high for the Potters, who shot just 27.8 percent (15 of 54) to spoil a 14-for-14 day at the line.

PROVISO WEST TOURNAMENT
Consolation bracket
Hinsdale Central 64, St. Patrick 62
Hinsdale Central guard Brad Anlauf made four 3-pointers to finish with a game-leading 22 points to lead the Red Devils to a 64-62 victory over St. Patrick. The Red Devils (6-3) fought off a late comeback by the Shamrocks (3-6) by making 19-of-28 free throw attempts. St. Patrick's Royale Ewing had 14 points and Ismar Seferagic added 10.

Fenwick 51, Von Steuben 44
Luke Lattner scored 16 points and Samuel Ainsworth poured in 13 points to lead Fenwick. Fenwick (4-3) capitalized on 15 turnovers by Von Steuben, and had 12 assists among its 18 baskets. Von Steuben (4-3) received 12 points from Deqon Horn and 11 from Demetrius Faulkner.

Morton 64, Proviso West 58
Morton benefitted from scoring surges in the first and third quarters to hand Proviso West its second loss in two days. The Mustangs (7-2) had three players in double figures to overcome a 21-turnover performance. Waller Perez led the Mustangs with 20 points and 10 rebounds, while Joe Kadela added 15 points and Greg Carter had 11 points and four steals. Proviso West (5-6) shot just 25 percent in the second half and turned the ball over 15 times. Anthony Arceneaux paced Proviso West with 15 points on 5-of-14 shooting, including 3-of-8 from 3-point territory.

St. Joseph 70, Brooks 64
St. Joseph used a 15-5 run in the second quarter to break open a close game. St. Joseph (5-5) pulled away behind a 31-point effort from Reggie Johnson. The 6-foot-1 senior guard made 11 of his 18 shots and added three 3-pointers. Johnson handed out six assists and made all six of his free throws. Brooks mounted a comeback in the second half by shooting 51.9 percent, but St. Joseph shot 13-of-16 from the free throw line. Erick Locke paced the Eagles (6-8) with 25 points on 8-of-19 shooting.

Championship bracket
Morgan Park 42, Glenbrook North 28
Morgan Park held Glenbrook North scoreless in the second quarter to advance to the semifinals of the Proviso West Tournament. It was just the third time in the tourney's history that a team was shut out for a quarter, and the first time since 1992. "We came out disciplined and smothered the shooters," said Morgan Park coach Nick Irvin. The Mustangs (7-2) received 16 points from Billy Garrett Jr. and nine points and nine rebounds from Adrian Jeffries. The Mustangs led 14-13 after the first quarter and outscored the Spartans 10-0 in the second to lead 24-13 at halftime. Glenbrook North (9-2) shot an icy 11-of-45 (24.4 percent) from the field and 1-of-19 on 3-pointers (5.3 percent). Adam Chick tossed in nine points for the Spartans.

New Trier 61, Homewood-Flossmoor 58

Proviso East 49, Benet 41

Rockford Auburn 69, Hillcrest 60

AG. SCIENCE TOURNAMENT
Ag. Science 57, Juarez 53

Bowen 66, Douglass 60

Englewood 79, Alcott 61
Johnny Roland scored 20 points for Englewood.

Lindblom 50, Hope 44
Earvin Stanford had 18 points for Lindblom.

HINSDALE SOUTH TOURNAMENT
Brother Rice 55, Highland Park 48
Ray Rubio had 17 points and 7 rebounds, and Sean Fitzpatrick added 14 for Brother Rice.

Glenbrook South 60, Stagg 53
Justin Busiel had 14 points and 7 rebounds, and Jamie Nikitas scored 12 for Glenbrook South. Brett Kaiser had a game-high 27 points for Stagg.

Hinsdale South 75, Eisenhower 48
Brock Benson had 24 points, 17 rebounds and 2 steals to lead Hinsdale South. Phil George added 23 points in the win. Tyrone Terrell had 21 points for Eisenhower which shot just 32 percent, including 13 percent from behind the 3-point line.

Lake Forest 65, Nazareth 31
Carter Bass had 4 3-pointers and scored 22 points for Lake Forest. Thomas Durrett had 10 points in the win. John Curran and John Bonk each scored 8 points for Nazareth.

Metea Valley 69, Rolling Meadows 64 (OT)
Kenny Obendorf scored 20 points and Milan Bojanic added 9 points and 9 rebounds for Metea. Tyler Gaedele scored 22 points for RM.

Providence 63, Downers Grove North 49
Mike Marietti had 16 points and 12 rebounds, and Jay Ramadurai added 10 points for Providence. Rob Mahlke had 21 points and 7 rebounds for Downers Grove North.

Sandburg 37, Minooka 29
Brian Dace scored 13 points for Sandburg.

Schaumburg 65, Wheaton North 50
Christian Spandiary had 16 points and 6 rebounds, and Kyle Bolger added 15 points for Schaumburg. Matt Biegalski had 16 for Wheaton North.

LINCOLN-WAY EAST MEDIEVAL CLASSIC
Lincoln-Way West 44, Plainfield South 37
Mandy Hozzian led LWW with 15 points.

Oak Lawn 60, Lincoln-Way West 45
Sean Altenburg scored 13 points and Lyndell Johnson added 12 for Oak Lawn.

PEKIN TOURNAMENT
Consolation bracket
Limestone 57, Thornridge 44

Hersey 63, King 53

Freeport 46, Lake Zurich 41

Mount Carmel 59, LaSalle-Peru 46

Thornridge 61, King 47

Hersey 56, Limestone 45
Hersey advanced to the consolation final with the win.

Championship bracket
Plainfield East 66, Peoria Richwoods 57

Morton (Ill.) 52, Rockford Boylan 41

Normal Community West 42, Pekin 31

Washington 54, Springfield Lanphier 49

Peoria Richwoods 75, Rockford Boylan 70

Plainfield East 62, Morton 56
Plainfield East advanced to the tournament final with the win.

STATE FARM HOLIDAY CLASSIC
Consolation bracket
North Lawndale 63, Rock Island 46
Kevin Grayson scored 21 points and Kyle Odom added 15 for North Lawndale.

Oswego 70, Mesa (Ariz.) 61
Elliott McGaughy had 25 points and Miles Simelton added 19 for Oswego. Mesa's Desmond Medder had a game-hgih 27.

Providence-St. Mel 62, Minonk Fieldcrest 39
Khalil Small had 14 points and Tevin King scored 9 for Providence-St. Mel.

Thornwood 53, Culver (Ind.) 35
Khapri Alston scored 18 points and Darell Combs and David Fuller each added 10 for Thornwood.

Championship bracket
Normal Community 64, North Chicago 59
Aaron Simpson scored 30 points and JaVairius Amos-Mays added 13 for North Chicago. Normal Community's Anthony Beane also scored 30.

Springfield 50, Grayslake Central 48

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27
GIRLS BASKETBALL
HILLCREST TOURNAMENT

FIRST ROUND
Hillcrest 78, Simeon 21

Homewood-Flossmoor 64, Thornton 37

Marist 58, Thornwood 35

Rich Central 56, Tinley Park 37

Harlan 51, Rich South 49

St. Ignatius 58, Stagg 46
Stagg's Alexa Janus scored 15 points.

Sandburg 52, Oak Forest 44

T.F. North 64, Lockport 44

QUARTERFINALS
Hillcrest 82, St. Ignatius 48

Homewood-Flossmoor 55, Harlan 24

Rich Central 66, T.F. North 50

CONSOLATION BRACKET
Lockport 70, Tinley Park 62 (OT)

Stagg 51, Simeon 47 (OT)
Alexa Janus scored 20 points to lead Stagg (5-4).

MEDIEVAL CLASSIC
Joliet Catholic 61, Plainfield South 33

Lincoln-Way East 57, Lincoln-Way West 29

Lincoln-Way North 49, Lincoln Park 35
Taylor Boardman had 23 points and 9 rebounds, and Sam Pietruszynski added 13 points for Lincoln-Way North (12-2).

MONTINI TOURNAMENT
Marian Catholic 64, Bogan 47

Marian Catholic 80, Oak Park 33
Megan Walsh had 20 points, 7 rebounds, 4 steals and 4 blocks for Marian Catholic (8-5).

St. Joseph 61, Bogan 46
Donna Koerber had 16 points and Chanel Brown had 10 points, 7 rebounds and 3 assists for St. Joseph (11-2). Briya Wilborn scored 13 points in the win.

St. Joseph 73, Oak Park 64
Donna Koerber had 21 points and Chanel Brown added 13 points, 11 rebounds and 6 assists for St. Joseph (10-2, 2-1). Oak Park's Caroline Kelty had 29 points in the loss.

STATE FARM CLASSIC
Rock Island Alleman 55, Bishop McNamara 50
Rock Island was led by Zoe Kelso with 24 points. Bishop McNamara's Khadaizha Sanders scored 25 points in the loss.

Maine South 56, Normal Community 18
Jacqui Grant had 13 points and Nina Duric had 9 points and 9 rebounds for Maine South (14-1).


BOYS BASKETBALL
McDIPPER TOURNAMENT at Rich South
CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET
Bloom 56, Marian Catholic 47
Lejavius Johnson had 16 points and 5 rebounds and Donald Moore scored 11 points for Bloom. Erik Crittenden (9 boards) and Josh Cohn each had 10 points for Marian Catholic.

Crete-Monee 54, Rich East 39
Marvie Keith had 13 points and 5 assists and Mark Conner added 12 points for Crete-Monee (9-2). Rich East's Ronald Lawson had 17 points and 11 rebounds.

Rich South 52, Hales 42

Seton 77, Thornton 57
JR Tolliver had 12 points and Russell Robinson had 10 points and 6 rebounds for Seton (13-0). Damon Goodloe also scored 10 points in the win. Brian Nicholson had 11 points and 7 rebounds for Thornton.

CONSOLATION BRACKET
Bolingbrook 84, Corliss 59
Ben Moore had 15 points and 7 rebounds and Alex Boyd added 11 points for Bolingbrook. Devon Allen had a game-high 17 points for Corliss.

Evanston 72, Tinley Park 64
Josh Irving had 20 points and Leonard Garron added 12 points and 8 rebounds for Evanston. Tinley Park's Eldridge Anderson had 18 points and 8 rebounds in the loss.

Joliet Central 60, Lincoln Park 42
Jalen Heath had 14 points and Jonah Coble added 11 for Joliet Central. Lincoln Park's Chris Heaney scored 18 points in the loss.

Rich Central 68, Leo 54
Jamaal Murray had 21 points and 11 rebounds and Jalen Love had 13 points and 10 rebounds for Rich Central. Leo's Russell Woods had a game-high 25 points in the loss.

PROVISO WEST TOURNAMENT
Benet 53, St. Joseph 49

Glenbrook North 60, St. Patrick 34

Hillcrest 68, Morton 63 (OT)

Homewood-Flossmoor 58, Von Steuben 36

Morgan Park 50, Hinsdale Central 49

New Trier 62, Fenwick 47

Proviso East 93, Brooks 76
Michael Nicholas had 26 points and Paris Burns added 21 points for Proviso East. Sterling Brown had 12 points and 16 rebounds in the win. Brooks' William Gates Jr. had 29 points, and Dwight Cunningham had 27 points and 15 rebounds.

Rockford Auburn 75, Proviso West 47

MEDIEVAL CLASSIC
Lincoln-Way East 63, Lincoln-Way East 21
Jake Emmerick and Gavin Walsh each scored 11 points for Lincoln-Way East.

Lincoln-Way North 53, T.F. South 51 (OT)

Oak Lawn 65, Shepard 56

HINSDALE SOUTH TOURNAMENT
Brother Rice 74, Nazareth 58
Garrett O'Neil had 25 points and Alex Majewski added 16 points and 8 rebounds for Brother Rice. Nazareth's John Bonk scored 16 points.

Highland Park 32, Lake Forest 29
Jake Norcia scored 13 points for Highland Park. Evan Boudreaux had 11 points and 12 rebounds for Lake Forest.

Metea Valley 100, Eisenhower 79
Kenny Obendorf scored 27 points and Ryan Solomon had 20 points, 10 rebounds and 7 assists for Metea Valley. Eisenhower was led by Tyrone Terrell who made 6 3-pointers and had 25 points.

Minooka 62, Downers Grove North 27
Benjamin Heide had 18 points and Adam Reynolds scored 16 for Minooka. Rob Mahlke had 8 points and 6 boards for Downers Grove North.

Rolling Meadows 57, Hinsdale South 52

Sandburg 67, Providence 41
Ken Payonk had 23 points and 6 rebounds to lead Sandburg. Joe Kuligoski added 12 points. Providence's Kevin Kozan had 4 3-pointers, and 20 points in the loss.

Schaumburg 49, Glenbrook South 46
Christian Spandiary scored 20 points and Kyle Bolger had 15 for Schaumburg. Glenbrook South's Jamie Nikitas had 17 points in the loss.

Wheaton North 56, Stagg 46
Ryan Jordan had 12 points and Sam Otto had 11 for Wheaton North. Stagg's Steve Kubiak scored a game-high 13 points.

PEKIN TOURNAMENT
Morton (Ill.) 60, Hersey 47

Normal Community West 47, Freeport 36

Pekin 42, Lake Zurich 27

Peoria Richwoods 53, Limestone 48

Plainfield East 62, Thornridge 34

Rockford Boylan 55, King 24

Springfield Lanphier 83, LaSalle-Peru 55

Washington (Ill.) 57, Mount Carmel 24

MONDAY, DECEMBER 26
GIRLS BASKETBALL
MEDIEVAL CLASSIC
Lincoln-Way Central 41, Lincoln Park 24
Kelsie Foster scored 16 points to lead Lincoln-Way Central.

Lincoln-Way East 68, Plainfield South 20
Amy Jacobsen had 11 points and Taylor Johnson scored 10 for Lincoln-Way East.

Lincoln-Way North 56, Queen of Peace 28
Sam Pietruszynski scored 18 points for Lincoln-Way North (11-2).

Lincoln-Way West 58, Joliet Catholic 44
Mandy Hozzian scored 23 points and Brittany Michalski added 14 for Lincoln-Way West.

BOYS BASKETBALL
McDIPPER TOURNAMENT
Seton 88, Rich Central 71
Mark Weems and Russell Robinson each had 16 points for Seton (12-0). Jalen Love scored 16 for Rich Central in the loss.

Thornton 56, Leo 54
Edward Buie scored 12 points, including going 6-for-6 from the free throw line. Karon Braggs had 15 points and 10 rebounds for Leo.

Bloom 70, Corliss 47
Donald Moore had 17 points and Lejavius Johnson had 16 points for Bloom (10-0). Devonte York led Corliss with 15 points.

Crete-Monee 58, Tinley Park 53
Laquon Treadwell had 27 points, 9 rebounds and 4 blocks and Jordan Perry had 12 points and 5 rebounds for Crete-Monee (8-2). Eldridge Anderson had 17 points and 7 rebounds for Tinley Park.

Hales 43, Lincoln Park 33
Niji Lomax had 9 points and Shaquon Alexander added 8 for Hales. Ramon Ajose scored 16 points, including 12 on free throws, for Lincoln Park.

Marian Catholic 57, Bolingbrook 44
Tyler Ulis had 16 points and Erik Crittenden added 12 points and 8 rebounds for Marian Catholic. Bolingbrook's Ben Moore scored 16.

Thornton 56, Leo 54
Edward Buie scored 12 points, including going 6-for-6 from the free throw line. Karon Braggs had 15 points and 10 rebounds for Leo.

Rich South 56, Joliet Central 53
John Ruffin had 14 points and 12 rebounds, and Ralph Abraham scored 17 points for Rich South. Jonah Coble led Joliet Central with 16 points.

MEDIEVAL CLASSIC
Lincoln-Way East 62, Oak Lawn 58
Jelani Yancy had 14 points and Mike Martin added 12 for Lincoln-Way East. Lyndell Johnson scored 24 for Oak Lawn in the loss.

Lincoln-Way North 36, Oak Forest 35
Daryle Morgan scored 8 points to lead Lincoln-Way North. Mario Schaeffer had 15 points for Oak Forest in the loss.

Lincoln-Way West 65, Shepard 58
Hayden Witt, Gino Manzella and Kevin White each had 15 points for Lincoln-Way West. Taiquan Dinkins scored 16 points for Shepard.

T.F. South 47, Lincoln-Way Central 42
Robert Ryan had 3 3-pointers and scored 19 points and Paul Pierce added 13 for T.F. South. Brad Foster scored 19 for Lincoln-Way Central in the loss.