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FRIDAY JAN 31, 2014

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Homewood-Flossmoor 58, Lincoln-Way East 37

Young 54, Montini 45

BOYS BASKETBALL

Marian Catholic 57, Marist 44

Bloom 58, Rich Central 37

Homewood-Flossmoor 58, Lincoln-Way East 37

Rich East 78, Crete-Monee 62

Rich South 58, Kankakee 49

Richards 73, Hubbard 38

Lincoln-Way Central 61, Andrew 52
Brad Bass had 24 points and 10 rebounds, and Alex Parks added 17 points for LWC (11-8, 3-4)

Loyola 58, St. Ignatius 36
James Clarke had 16 points and 8 rebounds, Jack Morrissey had 13 points, and Griffin Boehm added 11 points and 10 rebounds for Loyola (17-2, 9-0).

Mount Carmel 65, St. Joseph 58
David Nichols scored 23 points and Christian Searles had 19 points for MC (16-6, 7-2). St. Joe's Glynn Watson had 22 points.

Argo 46, Reavis 42

De La Salle 55, Providence 49
Brandon Hutton had 12 points and Martez Cameron added 11 points for DLS (8-9, 5-3).

St. Francis de Sales 63, Brother Rice 56

St. Rita 65, Hales 56
Dominique Matthews had 27 points, Charles Matthews had 14 points and Victor Law added 22 rebounds for Rita.

Stagg 74, Joliet West 54

Thornridge 58, Lincoln-Way North 35

Thornton 77, Bradley-Bourbonnais 67
Micah Bradford (21 points), Peter Gray (17 points) led Bradley. Leslie Wilson and Justin Taylor each scored 16 for Thornton (12-4, 6-1 Southwest Suburban Red).

Thornwood 74, Lincoln-Way West 52

THURSDAY JAN 30, 2014

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Rich South 70, Bloom 61
Tierney Lockett scored 20 points, and Dasia Evans added 16 points and 9 rebounds for Rich South (14-7). Tierra Webb had 16 points and 5 steals.

Hillcrest 91, Bremen 25
Kyla Cornelius had 17 points and Nadika Jackson added 16 points for Hillcrest (16-5, 9-0).

Bolingbrook 56, Stagg 43
Casey McMahon had 18 points, and Mia DiGiacomo added 12 points in the loss for Stagg (9-11).

Seton 85, Roosevelt 26
Ebony Bailey had 15 points, Brea Gamble had 15 points and Kyra Ford added 12 points for Seton (14-6).

Bradley-Bourbonnais 45, LW North 44
Martha Burse had 21 points for B-B (19-2, 8-1).

LW East 66, Joliet Central 31
Kara Krolicki had 23 points (7-11 on three-pointers), Anna Rose had 16 points and 8 rebounds, and Dana O'Grady added 11 points for LWE (16-4, 7-2).

LW West 69, LW Central 65
Dani Morgan (31 points, 16 rebounds) and Kaitlyn Matthews (10 points) led LW West (13-7).

BOYS BASKETBALL

Andrew 105, LW Central 75

Oak Forest 60, Lemont 51
Mike Wisz had 20 points and 5 rebounds, and Luis Marquez added 8 points and 7 rebounds in the Lemont (9-10, 4-4) loss.

WEDNESDAY JAN 29, 2014

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Sandburg 47, Joliet Central 28

Seton 47, Rich East 46
Ashley Dennis (21 points, 10 rebounds) and Jordan Towery (17 points, 6 rebounds) paced Rich East in the loss. Ebony Bailey had 14 points for Seton (13-6).

Bolingbrook 62, Joliet West 49

Lincoln-Way Central 94, Thornwood 56
Kelsie Foster had 18 points, and Madeline Bednarz added 13 points for Lincoln-Way Central (11-9).

Loyola 44, Maine South 43

Marian Catholic 62, Providence 49
Alyssa Jurges had 24 points in the loss for Providence (15-10).

Andrew 61, Thornton 39
Michelle Borgen scored 24 points, and Molly Franson added 20 points for Andrew (11-9).

BOYS BASKETBALL

Lincoln-Way Central 72, Shepard 57
Brad Bass had 27 points and 17 rebounds, and Alex Parks added 18 points for LWC.

Eisenhower 66, Seton 64
Calviontae Washington had 15 points and hit a game-winning 3-pointer with five seconds left for Eisenhower (7-14).

Tinley Park 80, Andrew 51
Olufemi Elutilo led Tinley Park (6-10) with 17 points. Cory Stanback added 12 points, and Kelvin Dorsey scored 11 points.

NO GAMES WERE HELD JAN 27 & 28 DUE TO EXTREME WEATHER

SATURDAY JAN 25, 2014

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Joliet Catholic 53, Young 75
The Dolphins showed Joliet Catholic the difference between an established team and up-and-coming program with a dominating 75-53 victory at Chicago State Jacoby D. Dickens Center. Taylor Brame, Young, knocked down 13 points and grabbed 10 rebounds, followed by teammate, Khaalia Hillsman, who added 11 points and 10 boards. On the other side of the ball, Michigan State recruit, Jasmine Lumpkin, had the game high of 17 points, 8 rebounds in the cotnest.

Bishop McNamara 56, Benet 55
Kyleigh Payne scored 16 points, Khadaizha Sanders added 14 points, and Jenna Lawler and Corrine O'Connor each scored 11 points for Bishop McNamara.

Bolingbrook 55, Morgan Park 53

Trinity 50, Mother McAuley 39
Lauren Prochaska had 16 points, and Annie McKenna added 14 points for Trinity (18-4, 6-1).

Lincoln-Way East 54, Oswego 47
Kara Krolicki scored 19 points, and Dana O'Grady added 11 points for Lincoln-Way East (15-4).

BOYS BASKETBALL

Stevenson 76, Marian Catholic 66

Lincoln-Way East 61, Plainfield North 57
Tony Garcia,Tommy DiNaso, and Josh Jones each had 12 points for Lincoln-Way East (6-11).

FRIDAY JAN 24, 2014

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Bolingbrook 68, Joliet Central 41
Cierra Stanciel and Amina Green had 12 points each for Brook (11-4).

Argo 45, Evergreen Park 36

BOYS BASKETBALL

Hillcrest 63, Lemont 54
Mike Wisz (21 points, 10 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 steals) paced Lemont (9-9, 4-3) in the loss.

H-F 52, Sandburg 39
Tai Odiase had 13 points, and Emmanuel Watts, Davon Smith and Destin Barnes each had 11 points for Homewood-Flossmoor (8-7).

Argo 81, Richards 77

Hales 61, De La Salle 60
Tim Robertson sank the game-winning free throw with one-tenth of a second remaining for Hales.

Marian Catholic 77, Joliet Catholic 52
Tyler Ulis had 17 points and 4 assists for Marian Catholic (15-1, 3-0).

Marist 68, Nazareth 59

Bolingbrook 61, Lockport 35

Brother Rice 66, Seton 43

Eisenhower 94, Reavis 85
Eisenhower was led by Vinny Curta (18 points) and Khalil Williams (15). Reavis (12-6, 3-4) was led by Abdal Ishtaiah and Eddie Puha (33 points each).

Loyola 41, Fenwick 39

Mount Carmel 41, Gordon 38

St. Ignatius 57, Leo 56

Stagg 80, Joliet Central 66

Thornridge 51, Andrew 47

Thornton 52, Lincoln-Way Central 36

Thornwood 69, Lincoln-Way North 54

THURSDAY JAN 23, 2014

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Rich Central 49, Rich South 56
Junior guard, Tierney Lockett, led all players with 18 points, followed by teammate Dasia Evans, who added 12, in the big Southland conference win against rivalry Rich Central. The Olympians were led by Cassandra Burress, who knocked down 17 points.

Seton 50, De La Salle 35
Ebony Baily scored 25 points for Seton (11-6).

Bloom 88, Rich East 86
Ashley Dennis (30 points, 8 rebounds) and Jordan Towery (26 points, 8 assists) led Rich East (8-10) in the loss.

Hillcrest 60, Tinley Park 37
Shayla Joyner had 15 points and 12 rebounds, and Aliah Acker added 14 points for Hillcrest (15-4).

HF 68, Stagg 41
Amarah Coleman (16 points) and Nadia Green (10 points) paced Homewood-Flossmoor. Casey McMahon finished with 13 points in the loss for Stagg (9-10).

LW Central 80, Bradley-Bourbonnais 69
Kelsie Foster (19 points), Candace Finnin (18 points) and Sami Wisniewski (13 points) led LW Central (10-9).

LW East 46, Sandburg 38
Kara Krolicki scored 19 points, and Dana O'Grady added 8 points for LW East (14-4).

LW North 36, Andrew 35
Lanie Hicks (14 points) made a key free throw in overtime to win the game for LW North.

Oak Lawn 74, Richards 40
Latondra Brooks (21 points, 8 steals), Jannah Mahmoud (14 points, 9 rebounds) and Brooke Annerino (13 points) paced Oak Lawn.

Reavis 50, Shepard 37

Regina 57, St. Ignatius 49
Maggie Palmer had 15 points, and Anna Tomaszewski added 12 points for Regina (13-7).

T.F. South 62, Lemont 43

BOYS BASKETBALL

LW East 70, Joliet West 67
Tommy DiNaso had 16 points for LW East. Josh Jones added 15 points.

T.F. South 58, Bremen 50
Deon Jackson had 23 points in the loss for Bremen (6-11).

WEDNESDAY JAN 22, 2014

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Marian Catholic 60, Carmel 26
Ashton Millender had 18 points for Marian (16-4, 4-0).

BOYS BASKETBALL

Simeon 80, Morgan Park 72 (2OT)

LW Central 48, Joliet Catholic 37
Brad Bass scored 25 points and Kevin Mampe added 18 points for LWC (9-7).

TUESDAY JAN 21, 2014

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Andrew 58, Lincoln-Way Central 46
Georgia Alexakos had 22 points, and Molly Franson added 16 points for Andrew (10-8).

Bradley-Bourbonnais 50, Thornton 42
Jasmine Elliott had 19 points, and Martha Murse had 14 points for Bradley-Bpurbonnais (17-1).

Eisenhower 45, Shepard 41

Homewood-Flossmoor 63, Lincoln-Way East 50
Faith Suggs (16 points), Lexi Smith and Nadia Green (11 points each) led H-F.

Lemont 34, T.F. North 33
Shannon O'Donnell (11 points) put Lemont (11-9) up for good with 20 seconds to play.

Lincoln-Way North 67, Thornridge 27
Kayla Kieklak had 16 points, and Ellen Graham added 13 points and 8 rebounds for Lincoln-Way North (16-4).

Loyola 50, St. Ignatius 31
Maggie Nick had 21 points for Loyola.

Mount Assisi 54, Queen of Peace 41
Marykate Wetzel (17 points, 6 assists), Jess Moriarty (15 points) and Sabrina Miller (11 points) led Mount Assisi (8-14).

Stagg 44, Joliet West 28
Casey McMahon had 18 points, and Hannah Henderson added 10 points for Stagg (9-9).

BOYS BASKETBALL

Hillcrest 53, Rich South 35
Taylor Adway had 25 points and 16 rebounds, and DeAngelo Isby added 16 points for Hillcrest (11-6). Allen Jones chipped in with 10 points.

Bolingbrook 79, Romeoville 30

Bradley-Bourbonnais 88, Southland 41
Micah Bradford had 15 points, and Peter Gray added 12 points for Bradley-Bourbonnais (11-2).

Lockport 56, Lincoln-Way North 45

Loyola 50, St. Patrick 48
James Clark scored 13 points for Loyola, and Jack Morrissey added 11 points for Loyola (15-2).

Marist 52, Brother Rice 40

St. Rita 81, Bishop McNamara 45
Dominique Matthews had 21 points, and Charles Matthews had 16 points for St. Rita (8-6).

St. Viator 92, Glenbrook North 38
Patrick McNamara had 18 points, and Roosevelt Smart added 16 points for St. Viator (13-3), which had 13 3-pointers.

Stagg 60, Argo 44
Sebastian Kolpak had 16 points for Stagg (13-5). Tyler Mitchell scored 15 points for Argo.

MONDAY JAN 20, 2014

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Joliet Catholic 63, Batavia 55
Nicole Ekhomu scored 19 points and Jasmine Lumpkin added 17 points for JCA. Hannah Frazier had a game-high 25 points in the Batavia loss.

Kokomo (Ind.) 54, Marist 49
Alanis Jones scored 21 points for Kokomo. Tehya Fortune and Madison Naujokas scored 10 points each in the loss for Marist.

Bloom 65, Pickerington 60
Danielle King had 26 points and Anika Johnson added 20 points in the win for Bloom

Marian Catholic 75, Rolling Meadows 59

Rich East 63, Tinley Park 37
Ashley Dennis (27 points), Carmari Lloyd (15 points) and Jada Banks (10 points) led Rich East.

Seton 47, Eisenhower 33
Ebony Bailey had 22 points for Seton (10-6).

BOYS BASKETBALL

Carmel 32, Lincoln-Way Central 28
Brad Bass scored 15 points in the LWC (8-6) loss.

Mount Carmel 62, Bolingbrook 57
David Nichols had 22 points, and Gabe Grant had 21 points and 12 rebounds for MC (14-6). Prentiss Nizon had 21 points and 6 rebounds, and Gage Davis added 14 points in the Brook (11-3) loss.

Sandburg 75, Crete-Monee 65 2OT
Eric Straka had 23 points and Alec Martinez added 18 points for Sandburg.

SATURDAY JAN 18, 2014

GIRLS BASKETBALL

McDONALD'S SHOOTOUT
Hillcrest 99, Wheaton North 92

Marian Catholic 68, Marist 48
Ashton Millender had 20 points, and Teniya Page added 15 points for Marian Catholic (14-4).

Regina 35, Mother McAuley 33
Maeve Degnan had 15 points for Regina (11-7, 4-2).

Trinity 72, Loyola 48
Annie McKenna had 16 points and 7 assists, Kaitlin Aylward had 16 points and 10 rebounds, and Lauren Prochaska added 13 points for Trinity (16-3, 5-1).


BOYS BASKETBALL

Marian Catholic 67, Dayton (Ohio) Dunbar 60
Tyler Ulis had 30 points and 5 steals to lead Marian Catholic (14-1).

Archbishop Carroll (Pa.) 64, St. Rita 38

De La Salle 63, Lincoln Park 49
Martez Cameron had 18 points, and Karl Harris added 16 points for De La Salle (7-8). Brandon Hutton chipped in with 13 points. Aaron Jones also had 10 points.

Hales 71, Brother Rice 58
Tim Robertson had 23 points and Erion Moore added 12 points for Hales.

Lincoln-Way Central 51, Harlem 49
Brad Bass (20 points) hit the game-winning 3-pointer at the buzzer, and Mitch Kwasigroch added 15 points for LWC (8-5).

Richards 71, Belvidere North 63

Sandburg 59, Stagg 46

St. Ignatius 62, Marquette Michigan City 47
Riley Doody had 12 points and Aaron Allen added 11 points for Ignatius (9-6).

FRIDAY JAN 17, 2014

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Andrew 68, Hinsdale Central 59
Molly Franson (21 points), Michelle Borgen (19 points) and McKayla Smith (16 points) paced Andrew (9-8). Gabrielle Rush scored 32 points for Hinsdale Central.

Lincoln-Way Central 95, Thornton 62
Sami Wisniewski scored 21 points and Candace Finnin added 20 points for LWC (9-8, 4-2).

Hillcrest 80, Eisenhower 54
Tanzania Sherrill scored 19 points, as Joshulyn Shepherd and Aliah Acker added 14 point each for Hillcrest (13-4, 7-0).

Oak Lawn 73, T.F. South 32
Brianna Markusic had 19 points and LaTondra Brooks added 15 points for Oak Lawn (16-1, 6-1). T.F. South drops to 14-3 on the season.

Stagg 50, Joliet Central 44
Casey McMahon had 17 points and Hannah Henderson added 11 points for Stagg (8-9, 2-4).

BOYS BASKETBALL

Bloom 70, Crete-Monee 61 OT

Hillcrest 94, Eisenhower 80
George McDaniel had 27 points, Taylor Adway added 24 points, 12 rebounds and 8 blocked shots, and DeAngelo Isby chipped in with 17 points for Hillcrest (10-6).

Bolingbrook 67, H-F 63

Rich East 58, Rich South 51
Quinton Moore scored 19 points for Rich East.

Oak Forest 64, Richards 62

Argo 73, Tinley Park 67
Kevin Dorsey scored 22 points for Tinley Park in the loss.

Hales 89, Bishop McNamara 75
Eddie Miles had 25 points and E'Mon Firson added 20 points for Hales.

St. Rita 61, St. Joseph (Pa.) 58
Charles Matthews had 22 points, Dominique Matthews had 21 points and Victor Law added 12 rebounds for St. Rita.

Lincoln-Way West 64, Andrew 48
Lincoln-Way West outscored Andrew 24-9 in the fourth quarter.

Lockport 44, Lincoln-Way East 37

Loyola 71, Leo 50
Jack Morrissey had 18 points, Kevin Kucera added 16 points, and James Clarke chipped in with 14 points for Loyola (14-2).

Thornridge 54, Lincoln-Way Central 43
Alex Parks scored 19 points in the LWC (7-4, 2-3) loss.

Thornton 65, Lincoln-Way North 46
Justin Taylor scored 20 points for Thornton.

Shepard 51, T.F. North 42

THURSDAY JAN 16, 2014

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Homewood-Flossmoor 70, Sandburg 39

Joliet Catholic 70, Fenwick 55
Jasmine Lumpkin scored 25 points for JCA (17-0).

Rich South 62, Kankakee 23
Tierra Webb (13 points, 7 steals) and Nadia Jean (8 points, 6 rebounds) led Rich South (12-7).

Richards 60, Oak Forest 48
Sydni Tears had 25 points and Taylor Sonichsen added 14 points for Richards (7-9).

Crete-Monee 76, Rich East 47

Andrew 54, Thornridge 51
Molly Franson (15 points) and McKayla Smith (12 points) paced Andrew (8-8).

Bolingbrook 46, Lockport 44

Bradley-Bourbonnais 51, Lincoln-Way West 42
Martha Burse and Jasmine Elliott each had 17 points for Bradley (16-1, 6-0).

Lincoln-Way East 54, Joliet West 43
Kara Krolicki scored 23 points, and Haley McCabe added 8 points and 6 rebounds for Lincoln-Way East (13-3).

Lincoln-Way North 65, Thornwood 38
Lanie Hicks had 16 points, and Ellen Graham added 10 rebounds for Lincoln-Way North (15-4).

Seton 55, Gordon Tech 31
Ebony Bailey had 23 points for Seton (9-6).


BOYS BASKETBALL

Bogan 74, Morgan Park 73 OT
Luwane Pipkins had 20 points, Tom Johnson had 18 points and Bryce Barnes, who hit the game-winner, added 12 points for Bogan. Josh Cunningham had 18 points and 8 rebounds, and Kain Harris added 15 points in the MP loss.

WEDNESDAY JAN 15, 2014

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Marist 64, McAuley 56

Rich East 63, Kankakee 27
AShley Dennis (16 points), Jada Banks (15 points) and Jordan Towery (13 points) paced Rich East (7-8).

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TUESDAY JAN 14, 2014

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Rich South 62, Peotone 43
Tierra Webb (19 points, 6 rebounds, 4 steals, 3 assists) and Dasia Evans (17 points, 12 rebounds, 2 blocks) paced Rich South (11-7).

Hillcrest 60, Evergreen Park 43
Shayla Joyner had 15 points and Aliah Acker added 14 points for Hillcrest.

Andrew 51, Lincoln-Way West 48
Michelle Borgen (19 points) and Molly Franson (17 points, 6 assists) led Andrew (7-8). Dani Morgan scored 20 points for West.

Bradley-Bourbonnais 61, Thornwood 41
Martha Burse had 18 points, and Jasmine Elliott added 14 points for Bradley-Bourbonnais (15-1). Carmisha Chavers added 13 points.

Lemont 51, Richards 48
Lemont improves to 10-8 on the season.

Lincoln-Way Central 86, Thornridge 43
Candace Finnin had 15 points and Sami Wisniewski added 14 points for LWC (8-8, 3-2).

Lincoln-Way East 37, Lockport 27
Jill Connolly had 11 points and Kara Krolicki added 9 points for LWE (12-3, 4-1).

Lincoln-Way North 69, Thornton 45
Kayla Kieklak had 16 points for LWN (14-4, 4-1).

Stagg 46, Sandburg 28
Casey McMahon had a game-high 18 points (and six 3-pointers) for Stagg (7-9).

T.F. South 63, Shepard 39

BOYS BASKETBALL

Hillcrest 77, Evergreen Park 55
Taylor Adway had 16 points and George McDaniel added 15 points for Hillcrest (9-6,5-1).

Rich East 69, Aurora Central 53

Richards 60, Lemont 56
Rory Cunningham had 11 points and 14 rebounds for Lemont (9-7).

Brother Rice 69, Nazareth 58

Joliet Catholic 43, Manteno 42

Lincoln-Way East 71, Andrew 57
Jake Attar had 23 points for LWE.

Loyola 67, St. Rita 57

Morgan Park 102, Harlan 55

Mount Carmel 69, Leo 58
David Nichols had 20 points, and Devante Charles added 11 rebounds for Mount Carmel (12-6).

Oak Forest 93, Eisenhower 73
Kyle Flanagan (15 rebounds) scored 17 of his 29 points in the fourth quarter, and Tom Shute had 21 points for OF (13-2, 5-1).

T.F. South 55, Shepard 35
Donald Stone had 14 points and 5 rebounds for South (8-9, 5-1).

Thornwood 78, Crete-Monee 73

Tinley Park 86, Reavis 67
Kelvin Dorsey scored 22 points to lead Tinley Park (5-9).

MONDAY JAN 13, 2014

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Seton 63, St. Benedict 20
Ebony Bailey had 16 points, and Bria Gamble added 12 points for Seton (7-6).

T.F. South 60, Rich East 51
Jada Banks (22 points, 5 rebounds) led Rich East (6-8) in the loss.

Lincoln-Way Central 78, Lincoln-Way West 71
Hayley Holmes (14 points, 10 rebounds), Kelsie Foster (13 points), Candace Finnin (12 points, 8 rebounds) and Yazmine Chavez (11 points, 7 rebounds) led Lincoln-Way Central (7-8).

BOYS BASKETBALL

Seton 72, Brooks 71
Christopher Seaton and Eron Evans each had 18 points for Seton (4-10).

SATURDAY JAN 11, 2014

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Trinity 56, Young 52
Annie McKenna scored 21 points in the win for Trinity (14-2). Lauren Prochaska added 18 points and 7 rebounds. Caitlin Aylward had 11 points and 9 rebounds. "We showed tonight that we are one of the best teams in the state," Trinity coach Ed Stritzel said. "We missed a lot of free throws but still won."

Incarnate Word (Mo.) 60, Marian Catholic 33

Oak Lawn 60, Oak Forest 27
Brianna Markusic had 23 points and 9 rebounds, Jannah Mahmoud had 16 points, and LaTondra Brooks added 6 points, 8 assists and 7 steals for Oak Lawn (14-1, 4-1).

St. Joseph 49, De La Salle 44
Chanel Brown had 17 points and 12 rebounds for St. Joseph. Chardanae Hamilton provided 16 points for De La Salle.

BOYS BASKETBALL

Carmel 48, Marist 38

Harlan 60, Leo 49

Lake Zurich 65, Lincoln-Way Central 52
Mike Travlos scored 21 points for Lake Zurich (8-7). Brad Bass had 18 points and Alex Parks added 15 points in the LWC (7-3) loss

Normal U-High 66, Morgan Park 65
Keita Bates-Diop and Malik Wildermuth scored 21 points each for U-High. Josh Cunningham had 21 points for MP in the loss.

TEAM Englewood 78, Southland 62
Josh Buford scored 20 points for Southland.

FRIDAY JAN 10, 2014

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Homewood-Flossmoor 101, Joliet Central 27
Amarah Coleman (15 points, 3 assists, 2 steals), Faith Suggs and Kristen Moore (10 points each) led Homewood-Flossmoor.

Andrew 52, Thornwood 46
Michelle Borgen (17 points) and Georgia Alexakos (16 points) led Andrew (6-8).

Bradley-Bourbonnais 55, Thornridge 39
Dionna Sanders had 16 points and 10 rebounds for BB (14-1, 4-0).

Lemont 44, Eisenhower 29

Sandburg 56, Joliet West 38

Tinley Park 43, Richards 41


BOYS BASKETBALL

Marian Catholic 72, St. Viator 56
Whew... Marian Catholic got passed conference foe St. Viator Friday night with a 72-56 win behind the play of T.J. Parham and Kentucky-recruit Tyler Ulis.

Parham played BIG in this contest when Ulis acquired two foul early in the second quarter and had to sit for a while. In addition to the foul trouble, Ulis right wrist seemed to cause his some early discomfort. He sprained it durin the Muskegon Shootout in Michigan last weekend, but he did finish with 16 points, 11 assist and five steals.

“T.J. stepped up big,” Ulis said. “They had no reason to put me back in early in the game. I wasn’t frustrated because (Parham) stepped up so big. We were still in the game, going into the second half.”

In the second quarter, the Spartans went on a nice run to end the first half including a BIG time slam by Parham which seem to ignite the team.

“When Tyler gets in foul trouble, coach (Mike Taylor) always emphasizes that somebody else needs to step up,” Parham said. “He always puts pressure on me to step up and play my game the best that I can. I just stepped up and tried to score as many points as I could.

Parham had 16 first-half points, finished with 22.

On the other side of the ball, Drake-bound Ore Arogundade led St. Viator (11-3, 2-1) with 24 points and 10 rebounds. He was constant for the Lions all evening, scoring six points in each period, including his points third quarter, plus seven by Roosevelt Smart (finished with 11), got St. Viator its biggest lead at 45-42. However, Kentucky-recruit Ulis, took over in the fourth quarter, first dishing to Oliver for back-to-back baskets, then driving himself for a layup. He would be responsible for 18 of Marian’s 24 points in the fourth period, either by scoring or getting an assist.

Smart scored 11 points.

The Spartans took off immediately after last nights' game for game in Paducah, KY. a six hour drive to play in another tournament.

Crete-Monee 71, Rich Central 60
Mike Nelson had 25 points, and Tyler Williams added 21 points and 6 rebounds in the Crete (10-4, 3-0) win.

Bolingbrook 54, Lincoln-Way East 38

Bradley-Bourbonnais 64, Thornridge 57
Bennet Schimmelpfenning had 21 points, and Micah Bradford added 15 points and 7 assists for Bradley (10-1).

Brother Rice, Hales (ppd.)

Loyola 65, Mount Carmel 55
James Clarke scored 28 points for Loyola. David Nichols had 28 points for Mount Carmel.

De La Salle 90, Seton 63
Karl Harris had 21 points, Tyler Lewis had 17 points and Martez Cameron added 15 points for DLS (5-8, 3-2).

St. Rita 78, Providence 63
Charles Matthews had 18 points to lead St. Rita (6-4). Vic Law added 17 points, and Armani Chaney had 14 points.

Lemont 75, Eisenhower 67
Mike Wisz had 14 points, 8 assists, 4 rebounds and 5 steals for Lemont (9-6, 4-1).

Lincoln-Way Central 58, Lincoln-Way North 50

Richards 83, Tinley Park 72
Josh Meier had 20 points for Richards (10-3).

Shepard 49, Bremen 31

St. Ignatius 61, St. Laurence 51
Brandon Snower scored 13 points and Riley Doody added 12 points for Ignatius (8-5, 3-1).

T.F. South 68, Argo 53
Katon Mays led T.F. Soth (8-6) with 24 points. Tyler Mitchell had 31 points for Argo (4-9).

Thornwood 49, Andrew 47
Rashaad Alexander (18 points) was 6-7 from three-point land, including 4 straight in the third quarter, to lift visiting Thornwood.

THURSDAY JAN 9, 2014

GIRLS BASKETBALL
Crete-Monee 43, Rich South 40
Southland conference tight matchup and finish, as the Warriors held on to defeat Rich South 43-40. The Lady Stars (10-7, 2-2) had a shot to tie the game and send it to overtime when Tierra Webb’s three-pointer rimmed out with a few seconds to go. Lindzy Cox snagged the rebound and sealed the deal.

Warriors (13-5, 5-0) forward Marsha Howard finishing with 10 points and 14 rebounds, followed by Alexia DeBose who added 12 points and Ashley Henry who had 10 points.

The Lady Stars were led by Webb who knocked down 12 points, followed by teammate Tierney Lockett who added 11 points.

This win puts the Warriors in the top spot for conference title.

Bolingbrook 62, Lincoln-Way East 60
Aysia Bugg (25 points) hit the game-winning shot with two seconds left for Bolingbrook. Kara Krolicki and Claire McMahon had 19 points each in the LWE (11-3) loss.

Rich Central 56, Rich East 36

De La Salle 62, St. Francis deSales 32
Kelsey Herrera had 9 points De La Salle (8-4).

Hillcrest 64, Oak Lawn 47
Joshulyn Shepherd and Nadika Jackson had 15 points each for Hillcrest (11-4, 5-0).

Seton 47, Bowman (Ind.) 39
Ebony Bailey had 20 points for Seton.

T.F. South 59, Argo 46

Shepard 45, Bremen 37
Shepard (4-14, 1-4) was led by Dae Jae Williams' 15 points and Abby Newsome's 10 points.

Lincoln-Way North 76, Lincoln-Way Central 61
Kayla kieklak had 29 points and Lanie Hicks had 16 points for North (13-4).

Loyola 72, Marist 55
Maggie Nick had 20 points for Loyola (10-6).

Providence 65, St. Viator 39
Alyssa Jurges had 24 points and Taylor Juricek added 12 points for Providence (13-7).

BOYS BASKETBALL

Marist 51, Lindblom 47

Curie 53, DuSable 26
Cliff Alexander had 17 points, 11 rebounds and 6 blocks, Devin Gage had 11 points and Josh Stamps added 10 points for Curie.

WEDNESDAY JAN 8, 2014

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Bolingbrook 59, Stagg 49
Mia DiGiacomo had 18 points, and Hannah Henderson added 14 points in the loss for Stagg (6-8).

Bradley-Bourbonnais 42, Lincoln-Way North 36

Homewood-Flossmoor 88, Joliet West 30
Lexi Smith (17 points, 6 rebounds), Amarah Coleman (16 points) and Faith Suggs (10 points, 7 rebounds) led Homewood-Flossmoor.

Joliet Catholic 65, Benet 44

Lincoln-Way Central 65, Joliet Central 22
Kara Krolicki had 18 points, Claire McMahon had 10 points, and Jill Connolly added 8 points, 9 rebounds for LWE (11-2).

Richards 69, Ag. Science 51
Sydni Tears had 31 points and Carly Stazak added 12 points for Richards (6-7).

Shepard 48, Mount Assisi 45
Shepard (3-13, 0-4) was led by Myrissha Mitchell's 17 points and Courtney Dalton's 11 points, 12 rebounds.

BOYS BASKETBALL
Bradley-Bourbonnais 57, Lincoln-Way North 39

Joliet Central 60, Lincoln-Way East 53

Morgan Park Academy 65, Elgin Academy 40
Nick Boarden had 20 points and 10 rebounds for MPA (4-8).

Young 67, Marshall 42
Jahlil Okafor had 22 points, 11 rebounds and 5 blocks, Miles Reynolds had 18 points, and Paul White added 13 points for Young.

MONDAY & TUESDAY, JAN 6-7, 2014

All games cancelled due to EXTREME weather

SATURDAY, JAN 4, 2014

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Joliet Catholic 70, Providence 31
Alyssa Jurges scored 13 points in the Providence (12-7) loss.

Lemont 44, Chicago Christian 40
Lemont outscored Chicago Christian 17-8 in the fourth. Kim Jerantowski scored 11 of her 15 in the fourth for Lemont (8-8).

Mother McAuley 59, Crete-Monee 45
Liz Nye had 34 points and 8 assists for McAuley.

BOYS BASKETBALL

MUSKEGON (MICH.) CLASSIC
Marian Catholic 74, Detroit Country Day 60
Tyler Ulis had 30 points and 10 assists, and Terrone Parham added 13 points for Marian. Edmond Sumner had 22 points and Maceo Baston added 19 points in the Detroit loss.

TIMBERWOLVES SHOOTOUT (MINN.)
De La Salle (Minn.) 59, St. Rita 53
Dominique Matthews had 19 points, Charles Matthews had 11 points and 4 assists, and Vic Law had 8 points for Rita.

FRIDAY, JAN 3, 2014

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Stagg 48, Lincoln-Way West 35
Hannah Henderson led Stagg (6-7) with 11 points. Kate Adams added 10 points.

T.F. South 68, Ag. Science 42

BOYS BASKETBALL

Joliet Central 60, Joliet West 51

Tinley Park 77, Lincoln-Way North 51

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