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MONDAY, DEC 30

BOYS BASKETBALL

McDipper TOURNAMENT

BOYS BASKETBALL

Marian Catholic 75, Thornton 58, title

Tyler Ulis lead his team, Marian Catholic Spartans (10-1), to a 75-58 victory over seven-time McDipper champion, Thornton, to claim their back-to-back titles.

The Kentucky-recruit finished with game-highs of 28 points and six assists, and pulled down four rebounds for good measure.

“I had no thoughts in my mind we were going to lose,” said Ulis, who earned McDipper MVP honors for the second straight year. “Even when they were ahead 8-1, I had no doubt we were going to win.”

Teammates Josh Cohn and Terrone Parham provided quality support, finishing with 13 and 12 points, respectively. In addition, Ki-Jana Crawford was a force as well, adding nine points, seven boards and customary tenacious defense.

“It’s these kids,” Marian coach Mike Taylor said. “They just have a hunger and they love playing together.”

Tyler Ulis Tournament MVP

The Spartans went on a 13-2 run to start the second quarter that was the difference.

Thornton (7-4) got as close as nine on multiple occasions in the second half, the final time coming at the 2:41 mark of the fourth quarter when a Keondre Woods bucket made it 65-56. Woods finished with 15 points.

Any thoughts of a late rally were terminated when BIG man Jamani Pierce fouled out in the fourth at 5:20 mark.

“It’s very disappointing,” said Thornton’s Jamani Pierce, who finished with 16 points and seven rebounds. “But we played well overall. I know we’re a team that can make a run.”

Bolingbrook 91, Joliet Central 62, third
All of Bolingbrook (9-2) players were on display in the third palce contest at the McDipper, as they cruise to a 91-62 victory over Joliet Central.

Prentiss Nixon scored a team-high 19 points for the Raiders (9-2), but it was their trio of centers that proved impossible for Joliet Central (9-4) to contain.

Nixon came out on fire, canning three first-quarter treys and finishing the period with 11 points as Bolingbrook raced to a 21-13 lead.

“Throughout the tournament, I’ve been really off,” he said. “When that first shot went down, my confidence went through the roof. I felt like I was back to shooting the way I was a couple weeks ago. It’s rare that teams have really good bigs and guards on one team. That’s what makes this team special.”

Shakur Triplett (15 points, seven rebounds), Julian Torres (12 points, eight rebounds) and Kenny Williams (11 points, 10 rebounds) dominated the paint for the Raiders.

Jonah Coble led the Steelmen with 22 points.

Rich East 70, King 63, fifth
Rich East (6-3): Calvin Harrington 22 pts, 9 rebs

Hales 66, Rich South 56, seventh
Hales: Johnny Fox 14 pts, 11 rebs; Joseph Larry 14 pts

Leo 70, Crete-Monee 59, ninth
Leo (7-6): Darius Oliver 24 pts; Darius Branch 20 pts

Perspectives-Calumet 69, Barron Collier (Fla.) 48, 11th
Perspectives-Calumet: David Payne 21 pts; Darian Whiteside 14 pts

Rich Central 54, U-High 43, 13th

Proviso West HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT
Bogan 47, Morgan Park 61

SATURDAY, DEC 28

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Hillcrest Classic Tournament

Joliet Catholic 77, Bolingbrook 60 (CHAMPIONSHIP)


Nicole Ekhomu and Jasmine Lumpkin were everywhere Saturday for Joliet Catholic as the Angels dominated Bolingbrook in a 77-60 win to claim the Hillcrest Holiday Classic championship.

Ekhomu, was named tourament MVP, finished this game with 25 points, five rebounds, five assists and three steals while Lumpkin finished with 21 points, eight rebounds and six steals for Joliet Catholic (11-0).

“This week, winning this tournament, it’s another obstacle in our way to where we’re trying to be at the end of the season,” Lumpkin said. “This was definitely a good win for us.”

Digging out of a deep hole, Bolingbrook had several charges left, but the hole proved to be too deep. Ekhomu ended the second quarter with nine points as part of a 12-0 run, a ridiculous crossover and pull-up jumper highlighting the spurt as JCA went up 46-30 at the half.

“We’re just not consistent yet,” Bolingbrook coach Chris Smith said. “Everyone hasn’t bought into the team concept and system yet. We cut the lead, and then we individualize and get out of control.”

Ryaen Johnson (19 points, eight rebounds), Aysia Bugg (18 points, five steals) and Cierra Stanciel (10 points) led Bolingbrook (7-2) in the loss.

Hillcrest 71, Marist 59 (3rd PLACE)
Tanzania Sherrill had 18 points, and Tierra Sanders added 15 points for Hillcrest (10-4).

2013 GIRLS Hillcrest Holiday Classic All-Tournament Team

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Nicole Ekhomu

Aysia Bugg - Bolingbrook
Anika Johnson - Bloom
Ryaen Johnson - Bolingbrook
Shayla Joyner - Hillcrest
Jasmine Lumpkin - Joliet Catholic
Caitlyn Sudduth - Tinley Park
Tierra Webb - Rich South
Tayanna Wilson - Rich Central
Brooke Wyderski - Marist
Sam Youngwirth - Sandburg

MONTINI TOURNAMENT

Marian Catholic 52, Trinity 22
Ashton Millender scored 8 of her game-high 14 points in the first half, while Teniya Page added 12 for Marian Catholic in the third-place game. Lauren Prochaska led Trinity with 14 points.


BOYS BASKETBALL

McDipper TOURNAMENT

Marian Catholic 63, Joliet Central 43
Kentucky-bound Tyler Ulis had 13 points and 8 assists for Marian Catholic (9-1). Marian has outscored its three tournament opponents by an average of 23.3 points, a heavy favorite systematically squeezing hope out of its prospective challengers. An eager Thornton team awaits 7 p.m. Monday.

"Last year we played a lot of tough games early, and I played a lot of minutes, and toward the end of the year my legs kinda gave out a little bit," Ulis said. "Getting rest early in the year is great."

Terrone Parham added 12 points for the Spartans, and Antonio Dyson dropped 12 points for the Steelmen.

Thornton 71, Bolingbrook 67
Justin Taylor and Jamani Pierce each scored 25 points as Thornton defeated Bolingbrook 71-67 in a McDipper semifinal.

Crete-Monee 53, Perspectives 52
Tyler Williams had 13 points and 6 rebounds for the Warriors, who closed the game on a 21-14 run. Mike Nelson added 11 points. Perspectives was led by David Payne’s 14 points and 7 rebounds, Antonio Allen’s 12 points and Cody Shaffer’s 10 points.

King 55, Rich South 43
Jessie Young had 16 points and 11 rebounds, Jabari Antwine had 14 points and 5 rebounds, and Xavier Robinson added 12 points for King, which led 25-17 at halftime. Jeremy Ruffin led host Rich South with 13 points and 11 rebounds. Myles McCoy added 12 points.

Leo 56, Barron Collier (Fla.) 37
Darius Oliver had 16 points and 10 rebounds, and Martez Hampton added 12 points and 4 assists for Leo. Barron Collier’s Chris Patrick had 12 points, and James Grimsley added 10 points.

Rich Central 52, Tinley Park 48
Marcus Smith scored a team-high 17 points, and William Berry added 9 points and 4 assists for Rich Central. Kelvin Dorsey had a game-high 20 points, including four 3-pointers, and Billy Johnson added 13 points for Tinley Park.

Rich East 92, Hales 79
Dazzo Wilnewic's 18 points led Rich East, which had five players finish in double digits.

Proviso West HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT

Benet 76, Hillcrest 51
Sean O’Mara had 22 points and 9 rebounds in the sixth-place bracket. Benet (8-3) shot 60.9 percent from the field and made 9 3-pointers to turn an early deficit into a runaway victory. Hillcrest (6-6) was led by Allen Jones (10 points).

Hinsdale Central 58, Homewood-Flossmoor 55
Matt Rafferty drilled a 3-pointer at the end of regulation to force overtime and had a game-high 25 points, 15 rebounds and 6 steals to pace Hinsdale Central in the sixth-place bracket. The Red Devils (8-3) made six 3-pointers and had 12 steals. Rafferty shot 10-for-16 from the floor. Homewood-Flossmoor (6-5) received 20 points and 10 rebounds from UIC-bound Tai Odiase and 18 points from Dorian McCraney.

Morgan Park 77, Fenwick 60

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FRIDAY, DEC 27

GIRLS BASKETBALL

 Hillcrest Classic

Joliet Catholic 71, Marist 48
Joliet Catholic sophomore Nicole Ekhomu had 17 points, six rebounds and four steals in a 71-48 romp over Marist Friday. Click here for bracket view.

Bolingbrook 62, Hillcrest 60
Bolingbrook got 19 points from Asiya Bugg and 18 from Cierra Stanciel as it edged the hosts in the semifinals of the Hillcrest. Click here for bracket view.

Sandburg 42, Lockport 39

Rich South 53, Stagg 37

TF North 38, Rich Central 45

Tinley Park, Bloom

Seton 49. Queen of Peace 18

Oak Forest 43, Thornton 51

MONTINI TOURNAMENT

Montini 52, Marian Catholic 48

BOYS BASKETBALL

 McDipper

Marian Catholic 81, Rich East 63
Tyler Ulis had 16 points, 6 assists, 5 rebounds and 4 steals, and Terrone Parham had 17 points and 12 rebounds for Marian.

Bolingbrook 66, Rich South 59
Prentiss Nixon had 14 points, and Kenny Williams added 14 points and 8 rebounds for Bolingbrook.

Barron Collier (Fla.) 53, Tinley Park 49
Devante Watkins’ 22 points, 7 rebounds and 4 steals led the way for the Cougars, the tournament’s lone out-of-state participant. Kelvin Dorsey (17 points) and Femi Elutilo (12 points) paced the Titans.

Crete-Monee 51, U-High 44
Crete-Monee won on the strength of an 18-10 fourth-quarter edge. Bobby Parker (13 points) and Daniel Blackful led the way for Crete-Monee (10 points). U-High center Max Rothschild had 19 points and 21 rebounds. The Warriors partially offset an 8-for-17 effort from the foul line by forcing 14 turnovers while committing 7.

Joliet Central 57, Hales 54
Joliet Central punched its ticket to Saturday’s semifinals with a nip-and-tuck win that wasn’t clinched until Hales guard Joseph Larry’s potential tying 3-pointer rimmed out at the buzzer. Joliet received 19 points and 7 rebounds from Jonah Cable, while Antonio Dyson added 12 points. Tim Robertson and Larry each had 13 points for the Spartans.

Leo 51, Rich Central 50
Leo was paced by 13 points apiece from Arthur Sutton and Marcus Smith, while Rich Central had Darius Oliver (15 points) and Darius Branch (14) in double figures. A 9-for-18 effort from the foul line hurt the Olympians’ cause.

Perspectives 58, Seton 56
Darian Whiteside (14 points, 15 rebounds) and Treyson Johnson (10 points, 12 rebounds) fueled Perspective Charter’s consolation-bracket win. The Warriors outscored Seton 21-8 in the second quarter to build a 32-21 halftime lead. Seton guard Christopher Seaton scored a game-high 23 points and was joined in double figures by Dylan Snyder (18 points).

Thornton 59, King 45
Justin Taylor and Jamani Pierce notched double-doubles, with Taylor recording 22 points and 14 rebounds and Pierce 18 points and 11 rebounds. The latter’s output was augmented by his 10-of-12 effort from the foul line. Jessie Young led King with 13 points and 10 rebounds.

 Pontiac  

Oak Park 59, Bloom 55 OT
Simmie Cobbs scored 22 points and Erick Locke added 18 points for OPRF.

 Proviso West

Bogan 70, Hillcrest 35
Luwane Pipkins scored 22 of his 31 points in the first half as No. 5 Bogan (11-1) stormed into the quarterfinals. Pipkins was 12-for-19 from the field and 3-for-8 on 3-point attempts. He also had 3 steals. Bryce Barnes added 10 points and Antonio Thomas had 9 points and 11 rebounds for the Bengals. Taylor Adway had 21 points for Hillcrest (6-5).

Proviso East 43, Homewood-Flossmoor 40
Tai Odiase (H-F) and Jevon Carter (Proviso) scored 17 points each.

Morgan Park 60, Maine South 56
No. 6 Morgan Park's Kain Harris scored 20 of his 33 points in the third quarter and his nine 3-pointers were one shy of equaling the tournament record. George Sargeant and Andrew Palucki each scored 14 for Maine South (8-2). Morgan Park is 8-1.

T.F. South 55, Oswego 53

THURSDAY, DEC 26

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Hillcrest Classic
Rich South 44, Tinley Park 34

Sandburg 47, TF North 46

Hillcrest 51, Seton 48

Lockport 52, Rich Central 41

Bolingbrook 51, Queen of Peace 3

Marist 64, Rich South 61 OT

Bolingbrook 55, Lockport 45

Hillcrest 66, Sandburg 65

Stagg 64, Bloom 48
Hannah Henderson (21 points) and Mia DiGiacomo (19 points) led Stagg (5-5).

Joliet Catholic 57, Stagg 35

MONTINI TOURNAMENT
Marian Catholic 71, St. Joseph 36
Ashton Millender had 12 points for Marian (10-2).
 
BOYS PLAYERS TO WATCH...
Zerell "Zeke" Jackson (Sr. G), BLOOM

Prentiss Nixon (G), BOLINGBROOK

Tai Odiase (Sr. F), H-F
DeVante Heard (Sr. G), H-F

Taylor Adway (Jr. F), HILLCREST
Allen Jones (Sr. G), HILLCREST

Tyler Ulis (Sr. G), MARIAN CATHOLIC
Ki-jana Crawford (Sr. G), MARIAN CATHOLIC
Terrone Parham (Sr. F), MARIAN CATHOLIC

Josh Cunningham (Sr. F), MORGAN PARK
Lamar Walker (Sr. F), MORGAN PARK

Victor Law (Sr. F), ST. RITA
Dominique Matthews (Sr. G), ST. RITA

Justin Taylor (Sr. F), THORNTON
Justin Montgomery (Sr. G), THORNTON
Keyvonte Anderson (Sr. F), THORNTON

Donte Thomas (Sr. F), THORNWOOD
Rashaad Alexander (Sr. G), THORNWOOD
















































































GIRLS PLAYERS TO WATCH...
Kauai Bradley 6'0" Jr. F Marian Catholic
Aysia Bugg 5'7" Sr. G Bolingbrook
Amarah Coleman 5'11" Sr. G H-F
Nicole Ekhomu 5'9" So. G Joliet Catholic
Dasia Evans, 6'0", So. C Rich South
Molly Franson 6'2" Sr. F Andrew
Shami Goodman 5'7" Sr. G Morgan Park
Bh’rea Griffin 5'6" Sr. G Morgan Park
Ashley Henry 6'0" Sr. F Crete-Monee
Marsha Howard 6'1" Jr. F Crete-Monee
Jasmine Lumpkin 6'1" Sr. F Joliet Catholic
Ashton Millender 5 -10 Sr. G Marian Catholic
Maggie Nicks 5'9" Sr. G Loyola
Jade Owens 5'8" Sr. G Fenwick
Teniya Page 5'7" Jr. G Marian Catholic
Khadaizha Sanders 5'7" Jr. G Bishop Mac
Tanzania Sherrill 5'8" Jr. G Hillcrest
Faith Suggs 6'2" Jr. F H-F
Tierra Webb 5'8" Jr. G Rich South
 
   

BOYS BASKETBALL

McDipper
Seton 48, Chgo King 66
Xavier Robinson had 25 points and 9 rebounds, and Delon Statam added 8 points and 4 rebounds for King.

Thornton 72, Pers Charter 44
Jamani Pierce (23 points, 10 rebounds, 4 steals) and Justin Taylor (11 points) led Thornton.

Crete 63, Bolingbrook 81

Rich South 55, U-High 50
Myles McCoy had 21 points and Jeremy Ruffin added 10 points for Rich South. Caleb Dowdy had 18 points in the U-High loss.

Hales 79, Rich Central 61

Joliet Central 58, Leo 44
Jonah Cable scored 21 points and Antonio Dyson added 12 points, 14 rebounds for Central.

Marian Catholic 85, Tinley Park 52
Terrone Parham had 17 points and Tyler Ulis had 11 points, 6 assists and 5 rebounds for Marian.

Rich East 77, Barron Collier (Fla.) 62
Nick Harden had 22 points and 9 rebounds for East.

Proviso West
Hillcrest 73, Westinghouse 66

Morgan Park 74, T.F. South 46
Josh Cunningham had 37 points, 19 rebounds and 5 blocks for Morgan Park.

Pontiac
Bloom 87, Niles West 58

Oak Park 61, Lockport 51

  

TUESDAY, DEC 24

IHSA suspends coaches for now... 

SATURDAY, DEC 21

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Batavia 51, Rich South 35
Liza Fruendt scored 32 points and Hannah Frazier added 9 points in the win for Batavia (10-2).

Marian Catholic 59, Neuqua Valley 51

Mother McAuley 40, St. Ignatius 23
Elizabeth Nye scored 16 points for McAuley.

Oak Lawn 66, Rich East 36
Ashley Dennis had 16 points and 12 rebounds in the Rich East (6-5) loss.

Oak Lawn 66, Rich East 36
LaTondra Brooks had 16 points and 6 steals, and Brooke Annerino added 13 points and 8 assists for Oak Lawn (13-0), which won its own tournament.

Lincoln-Way North 43, Sandburg 28
Kayla Kieklak, Lanie Hicks and Sam Pietruszynski each scored 10 points for North (8-3, 2-0).

Lincoln-Way North 33, Sandburg 28

Lincoln-Way West 54, LaSalle-Peru 51
Dani Morgan (20 points) and Kaitlin Matthews (12 points) paced Lincoln-Way West (8-2).

Richards 44, Romeoville 30
Sydni Tears scored 17 points for Richards.

BOYS BASKETBALL

Homewood-Flossmoor 62, Libertyville 54
Destin Barnes scored 21 points and Dorian McCraney added 16 points for H-F. Steven Braun had 17 points in the Libertyville loss.

Crete-Monee 71, Lincoln-Way East 63

Hales 65, North Lawndale 51

Argo 51, Lisle 49
Tyler Mitchell had 21 points for Argo (2-6). Dustin Krob added 19 points.

Sagemont (Fla.) 52, De La Salle 39
Karl Harris had 13 points, and Brandon Hutton added 11 points in the loss for De La Salle (4-7).

Shepard 59, Lemont 51
Adebayo Ogungbemi had 15 points for Shepard.

Stagg 58, Wheaton South 37
Max Strus had 29 points for Stagg (9-2). Keishawn Watson had 16 points for Wheaton Warrenville South.

Thornwood 56, Mount Carmel 46

FRIDAY, DEC 20

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Benet 61, Providence 58

Bishop McNamara 59, St. Joseph 46

Lincoln-Way West 70, Morris 55

Sandburg 53, Joliet Central 34

T.F. South 61, Reavis 37

BOYS BASKETBALL

Marian Catholic 89, Benet 84 OT

Hales 60, St. Ignatius 55
Eddie Miles had 8 points and 10 rebounds for Hales.

Hillcrest 79, Shepard 40
Taylor Adway had 19 points and 12 rebounds for Hillcrest (5-4). George McDaniel added 12 points.

Lincoln-Way Central 57, Lincoln-Way West 54
Brad Bass (15 points, game-winning 3-pointer as time expired in third OT) and Alex Parks (19 points) led Central (6-2, 1-2).

Montgomery (Ala.) Carver 57, De La Salle 45
Martez Cameron had 21 points and Brandon Hutton added 13 points for DLS (4-6).

T.F. South 68, Reavis 61 OT
Brandon Murdock had 19 points for T.F. South (4-5, 3-1). Eduard Puha scored 37 points for Reavis in the loss.

Tinley Park 87, Eisenhower 85
Trumayne Hillis led Tinley Park (3-5) with 23 points.

THURSDAY, DEC 19

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Hillcrest 84, Shepard 36
Tanzania Sherrill and Nadika Jackson had 14 points each for Hillcrest (7-3). Aliah Acker chipped in with 13 points.

Rich South 62, Rich East 45
Tierra Webb (16 points, 7 rebounds, 8 assists, 5 steals) and Dasia Evans (11 points, 12 rebounds, 4 blocks) paced Rich South (7-4). Ashley Dennis had 21 points for Rich East (6-5).

Richards 65, T.F. North 61
Taylor Sonichsen scored 21 points, Sydni Tears had 18 points and Carly Stazak added 12 points for Richards (4-7).


BOYS BASKETBALL
Argo 41, Bremen 38
Tyler Mitchell had 23 points in the first win of the year for Argo (1-6).

Morgan Park 58, Simeon 55
Josh Cunningham scored 18 points and grabbed 11 rebounds for Morgan Park.

Southland 55, Solorio 49
Kendall Spinks had 21 points and DeJean Kelly added 19 for Southland.

Deerfield Beach (Fla.) 65, De La Salle 53
Karl Harris had 13 points, as Martez Cameron, Tyler Lewis and Brandon Hutton had 11 points in the loss for DLS (4-5).

Lemont 47, Evergreen Park 42
Ethan Chester had 18 points and 7 rebounds, and Mike Wisz added 13 points, 5 rebounds and 3 steals for Lemont (6-3).

WEDNESDAY, DEC 18

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Neuqua Valley 53, Rich South 25
Malia Smith had 20 points and Kai Moon added 14 points for Neuqua (10-2, 2-0).

Rich East 62, Riverside-Brookfield 55
Jordan Towery and Ashley Dennis had 19 points each for Rich East (6-4).

Lincoln-Way North 62, Richards 34
LWN scored 26 points in the fourth quarter, and Kayla Kieklak scored 10 of her 16 in the fourth.

BOYS BASKETBALL
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TUESDAY, DEC 17

GIRLS BASKETBALL
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BOYS BASKETBALL

Rich East 77, Providence 69

Bolingbrook 49, Stagg 44
Prentiss Nixon has 12 points for Bolingbrook. Anthony Gardner and Max Strus had 14 points each for Stagg (8-2).

Brother Rice 78, Richards 67

De La Salle 55, St. Laurence 48
Martez Cameron had 16 points, Karl Harris added 14 points, and Tyler Lewis chipped in with 10 points for De La Salle (4-4).

Thornton 66, Andrew 41
Keondre Woods paced Thornton (5-5) with 15 points.

MONDAY, DEC 16

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Marian Catholic 60, Naperville Central 25

Resurrection 47, Marist 45
Taylor Farrell (20 points), Katie Moriarity (10 points, 11 rebounds) and Bre Cobotka (10 points, game-winning layup as time expired) led Res (8-4).

Rich East 60, Richards 40
Ashley Dennis scored 24 points and grabbed 6 rebounds for Rich East (5-4). Carmari Lloyd added 15 points.

Rich South 53, Rosary 47
Tierney Lockett had 17 points, and Tierra Webb added 11 points, 6 steals and 5 assists for Rich South (6-3).

Bolingbrook 68, Joliet West 53
Ashley Drain had 12 points, and Aysia Bugg added 11 points for Bolingbrook (4-1).

Lincoln-Way Central 78, Thornwood 51
Kelsie Foster had 17 points and 6 assists, and Jenna Meyers added 12 points and 5 rebounds for Lincoln-Way Central (5-4).

Lincoln-Way East 40, Stagg 32
Claire McMahon had 14 points and 11 rebounds, and Kara Krolicki added 10 points to pace Lincoln-Way East (7-1). Mia DiGiacomo led Stagg (3-5) with 12 points.

Lincoln-Way North 55, Riverside-Brookfield 29
Kayla Kieklak had 14 points, Sam Pietruszynki added 10 points for Lincoln-Way North (6-3).

Lincoln-Way West 49, Lemont 46
Courtney O'Donnell had 19 points, and Kaitlin Matthews added 18 points for Lincoln-Way West (6-2).

BOYS BASKETBALL

Addison Trail 71, Stagg 61
James Pupillo had 20 points and 7 rebounds, and Joe Kurucar added 17 points in the win.

SATURDAY, DEC 14

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Rich East 43, Lincoln-Way North 39
Ashley Dennis led Rich East with 15 points.

Rich South 49, Oswego 45
Tierney Lockett had 19 points, and Tierra Webb added 14 points, 7 rebounds and 5 steals for Rich South (5-3).

Fremd 63, Marian Catholic 62

Kenwood 74, Bloom 48
Tarsheia Page (18 points, 4 assists), Kisha Simpson (18 points, 11 rebounds) led Kenwood (8-3).

Marian Catholic 50, Proviso East 39

BOYS BASKETBALL

Lincoln-Way Central 52, Clark 34
Alex Parks (16 points), Brad Bass (14 points) and Kevin Mampe (10 points) paced Lincoln-Way Central (5-2).

Lyons 64, Sandburg 59
Jim Cullen had 15 points, and Harrison Niego added 13 points for Lyons (4-3).

St. Patrick 59, Leo 42

St. Viator 74, St. Ignatius 48

FRIDAY, DEC 13

GIRLS BASKETBALL...

Homewood-Flossmoor 71, Stagg 45
Amarah Coleman had 17 points and 6 assists for Homewood-Flossmoor. Hannah Henderson had 16 points in the loss for Stagg (3-4).

Lincoln-Way North 47, Andrew 41

Lincoln-Way West 55, Thornridge 39
Emily Atsinger, Courtney O'Donnell and Kaitlan Matthews each scored 15 points for Lincoln-Way West (5-2).

Bradley-Bourbonnais 102, Lincoln-Way Central 86
Martha Burse (31 points), Jasmine Elliott (30 points) and Bionna Sanders (26 points) led Bradley-Bourbonnais (7-1) Sami Wisniewski led Lincoln-Way Central with 21 points.

Morgan Park 60, Proviso East 41
Bhrea Griffin led Morgan Park (5-0) with 11 points and 9 steals.

Oak Forest 45, Shepard 31

Providence 68, Oak Park 49
Alyssa Jurges scored 23 points and Emily Bowles added 12 points for Providence.

Reavis 37, Bremen 26
The leading scorers for Reavis were Ashley Galason with 13 points and Katelyn LoRusso with 12.

BOYS BASKETBALL

Rich Central 30, Rich South 45

Bloom 74, Rich East 64

Hillcrest 67, Argo 38
Allen Jones had 18 points (including four three-pointers) and Taylor Adway added 15 points for Hillcrest (4-3).

Homewood-Flossmoor 49, Lockport 42

St. Rita 77, Leo 63
Victor Law (20 points, 22 rebounds), Dominique Matthews (16 points), Treston Forbes and Chris Williams (13 points each) paced St. Rita (3-1).

Fenwick 67, Brother Rice 39

Marist 52, St. Patrick 51

Bolingbrook 85, Joliet West 73
Prentiss Nixon's 30 points for Bolingbrook (5-1) led all scorers.

Bradley-Bourbonnais 75, Andrew 36
Levester Harris (13 points), Micah Bradford and Zack Hollywood (12 points) and Colin Holderman (11 points) led Bradley-Bourbonnais (5-0).

De La Salle 60, Mount Carmel 57
Brandon Hutton had 14 points and Karl Harris added 12 points for DLS.

Lincoln-Way East 40, Stagg 38

Loyola 79, Seton 22

Hales 58, Gordon Tech 52
Joseph Larry had 13 points for Hales. Octavius Parker had 19 points for Gordon.

Reavis 62, Bremen 51
Eddie Puha (32 points) and Abdel Ishtaiah (17 points) paced Reavis (7-1).

Richards 65, T.F. South 54
Josh Meier had 23 points and 10 rebounds for Richards (7-0).

St. Ignatius 60, Bishop McNamara 39
Tom Digenan's 11 points led four players in double figures for Ignatius (5-1).

Stagg 64, Lincoln-Way East 50
Kevin White (18 points) and Nick Simms (17 points) led Stagg (8-0, 2-0).

Thornwood 50, Lincoln-Way Central 40
Rashad Alexander had 11 points, and Doente Thomas added 10 points for Thornwood.

THURSDAY, DEC 12

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Rich Central 44, Rich South 39
Tayana Wilson played BIG a 5'3" guard against cross-town conference rival Rich South Thursday night in the 44-39 victory.

Down the stretch of the game as it was tied up at 39, Wilson sealed the win from the charity stripe.

"I just went over her basically," Wilson said of her clutch field goal. "I don't know how I do it. It's very exciting. I just work hard for my team and do it for everybody on the team who depends on me."

She finished the game with 24 points and six boards, followed by teammate Cassandra Burress, who added eight points and 13 rebounds. The Lady Olympians improve their record to 7-3, 2-0.

The Lady Stars (4-3, 1-1) were led by Tierra Webb, who scored 14 points and seven boards. 

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Bloom 63, Rich East 62
Anika Johnson's 27 points and Ariana Dampier's 17 points paced Bloom.

Hillcrest 60, Argo 32
Tanzania Sherrill had 15 points for Hillcrest (6-3), and Shayla Joyner added 9 points and 9 rebounds.

Bolingbrook 53, Joliet Central 36
Asia Burns had 12 points for Bolingbrook.

Lincoln-Way East 53, Sandburg 33
Kara Krolicki (15 points), Claire McMahon (12 points) and Haley McCabe (10 points) led Lincoln-Way East (6-1).

T.F. South 64, Richards 31

BOYS BASKETBALL

Curie 83, Dunbar32
Cliff Alexander had 30 points, 24 rebounds, 15 blocks and 3 steals to pace Curie.

Hyde Park 64, DuSable 45
Marcus Smith had 29 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists to lead Hyde Park (8-1).

Joliet Central 62, Sandburg 45

Young 80, Apple Valley (Minn.) 70
Jahlil Okafor scored 22 points and added 18 rebounds as Young snapped Apple Valley's 35-game winning streak.

WEDNESDAY, DEC 11

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Marian Catholic 70, St. Viator 35
Ashton Millender had 16 points for Marian (5-1, 2-0).

De La Salle 42, St. Benedict 26
Alesia Stewart (13 points) and Kelsey Herrera (12 points) led De La Salle (7-1, 1-0 GCAC).

BOYS BASKETBALL

Lincoln-Way Central 52, Illiana Christian 41
Alex Parks and Kevin Mampe scored 17 points each for Central (4-1).

TUESDAY, DEC 10

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Hillcrest 48, Reavis 37
Nadika Jackson had 12 points and Aliah Acker added 10 points for Hillcrest (5-3).

Bremen 50, Richards 47

Lemont 50, Shepard 40

Oak Lawn 66, Tinley Park 30
Brianna Markusic scored 17 points and LaTondra Brooks added 16 points for Oak Lawn (8-0).

Stagg 66, Andrew 61
Hannah Henderson had 16 points, Casey McMahon added 15 points, and Kate Adams chipped in with 11 points for Stagg (3-3).

BOYS BASKETBALL

Crete-Monee 49, Thornridge 48
Tyler Williams scored 23 pts and Bobbie Parker secured 9 rebounds for Crete.

Hales 66, Leo 50
Tim Robertson had 20 points, Eddie Miles provided 13 points, and Josephy Larry added 12 points.

Hillcrest 64, Reavis 46
Taylor Abway led the way with 20 points and 14 rebounds. Allan Jones scored 13 points for Hillcrest (3-3).

Lincoln-Way East 60, Romeoville 48

Lincoln-Way West 55, Lincoln-Way North 44
Jon Marotta had 24 points, 12 rebounds and 3 blocks for Lincoln-Way West. Hayden Witt added 23 points.

Loyola 63, Bishop McNamara 51
James Clarke had 18 points for Loyola (6-0, 2-0).

Mount Carmel 48, Providence 38

Oak Forest 63, Argo 50
Tom Shute had 17 points and Kyle Flanagan added 16 points for OF (4-2, 1-1).

Richards 64, Bremen 36
Dedrick Shannon (16 points) led Richards (6-0).

Shepard 59, Lemont 51
Adebayo Ogungbemi had 15 points for Shepard.

St. Joseph 67, De La Salle 65
Jordan Ash had 21 points, Glynn Watson added 19 points for St. Joe's.

St. Rita 72, Gordon Tech 46
Dominique Matthews had 26 points, Vic Law had 13 points, 11 rebounds for Rita (2-1).

MONDAY, DEC 9

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Rich South 71, North Lawndale 50
Tierra Webb (26 points, 9 rebounds, 5 steals, 4 assists) paced Rich South. Tierney Lockett added 19 points, 4 assists and 3 steals.

De La Salle 53, South Shore International 52
Alesia Stewart had 18 points, and Kelsey Herrera added 13 points for De La Salle (6-1).

Mount Assisi 50, Bremen 30
Marykate Wetzel had 21 points and 11 rebounds. Terri Dearth added 11 points for Mount Assisi.

BOYS BASKETBALL
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SATURDAY, DEC 7

GIRLS BASKETBALL
Homewood-Flossmoor 99, Lockport 37
Nadia Green had 12 points, and Destiny Harris, Faith Suggs and Tosin Maboda had 10 points each for Homewood-Flossmoor.

Marian Catholic 59, Bloomington (Ind.) South 33

Mother McAuley 62, Providence 43

Geneva 69, Bloom 55
Morgan Seberger had 21 points, and Abby Novak added 16 point and 10 rebounds for Geneva (5-2).

Bishop McNamara 84, St. Thomas More 70
Khadaizha Sanders had 35 points and went 16-for-16 from the free-throw line. Kyisha Hunt added 16 points.


BOYS BASKETBALL
CHICAGO ELITE CLASSIC
Etiwanda (Calif.) 74, Marian Catholic 68
Tyler Ulis had 30 points and 8 assists in the loss for Marian Catholic.

Curie 66, Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman 62

Normal University 62, Fenwick 57

Simeon 76, Memphis (Tenn.) Hamilton 60

St. John Bosco (Calif.) 62, Young 59

St. Rita 69, Washington (D.C.) Gonzaga 58

Lincoln-Way West 56, Thornridge 53

Southland Prep 57, Hammond (Ind.) Academy 53
Dajean Kelly scored 24 for Southland.den Witt had 21 points, and Jon Marotta added 18 points and 12 rebounds for Lincoln-Way West.

FRIDAY, DEC 6

GIRLS BASKETBALL
no games in our coverage area

BOYS BASKETBALL

Bloom 68, Rich Central 40

Bolingbrook 59, Joliet Central 51
Prentiss Nixon's 20 points paced Bolingbrook. Shakur Triplett added 12 points, and Devon Sams had 11.

Crete-Monee 83, Rich East 78
Bobby Parker had 25 points, and Brandon Johnson added 24 points for Crete-Monee (3-2).

Richards 80, Hillcrest 72
Josh Meier had 26 points for Richards (5-0).

Stagg 80, Homewood-Flossmoor 64
Kevin White had 25 points, and Jeff Goral added 19 points for Stagg (5-0).

Bradley-Bourbonnais 53, Lincoln-Way Central 47
Brad Bass had 26 points in the Central loss.

Eisenhower 102, Bremen 85
Khalil Williams had 25 points for Eisenhower (3-2, 1-0). Mac Holder scored 37 points in the Bremen (4-1) loss.

Joliet Catholic 66, Montini 49

Lemont 59, Argo 45
Mike Wisz had 22 points and 5 rebounds for Lemont (4-2).

Leo 70, Bishop McNamara 55
Martez Hamilton scored 23 points and added 7 rebonds and 5 assists. Darias Oliver added 20 points and 8 rebounds, and Kewan Smith had 12 points, 8 assists and 4 steals for Leo (3-0).

Lincoln-Way North 47, Andrew 41
J.T. Limon scored 13 points (including 3-3 from three in the 4th quarter) as visiting Lincoln-Way North (2-3, 1-0) defeated Andrew 47-41 in the SWSC opener for both teams. Luke Hook led Andrew (3-2, 0-1) with 14 points and 7 rebounds.

Loyola 56, Hales 54

Reavis 49, Oak Forest 44
Reavis (5-0,1-0) was led by Eddie Puha (28 points), who went 6/6 from the free throw line in the final minute, and Joe O’Hara also added 12 points for the Rams. Jason Roland’s 14 points led Oak Forest (4-2, 0-1).

Sandburg 71, Lincoln-Way East 50
Eric Straka led Sandburg (3-2) with 19 points. Niko Cahue added 17 points, and Niko Kogionis had 16 points.

THURSDAY, DEC 5

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Rich South 55, Kankakee 26
Tierra Webb had 15 points, and Nadia Jean added 10 points and 7 rebounds for Rich South (3-2).

Crete-Monee 83, Rich East 72
Ashley Dennis had 41 points and 12 rebounds in the loss for Rich East.

De La Salle 61, Mount Assisi 46
Taylor Torrence had 14 points. Alesia Stewart added 13 points for De La Salle (5-0).

Hillcrest 78, Richards 21
Shayla Joyner had 20 points, and Tanzania Sherrill added 13 points. Nadika Jackson scored 10 points for Hillcrest (4-2).

Lincoln-Way East 65, Lincoln-Way Central 41
Kara Krolicki had 35 points, and Claire McMahon added 17 points and 5 assists for Lincoln-Way East (5-1).

Mother McAuley 56, Stagg 39
Molly O'Malley had 21 points for Mother McAuley. Casey McMahon had 19 points in the loss for Stagg (2-3).

Oak Lawn 65, T.F. North 39
Brooke Annerino (15 points), Jannah Mahmoud (14 points) and LaTandra Brooks (12 points, 7 assists, 5 steals) paced Oak Lawn (7-0).

Sandburg 40, Andrew 38

Tinley Park 52, Shepard 32

BOYS BASKETBALL

Shepard 65, Tinley Park 63
Zack Haxel made both free throws with 3.9 seconds left to win the game. Kyle Longfield had 21 points for Shepard (2-3), and Femi Elutilo had 18 points for Tinley Park.

 

WEDNESDAY, DEC 4

GIRLS BASKETBALL
Seton 52, Thornridge 25
Ebony Bailey had 21 points and 7 steals, and Danielle Bailey added 15 points for Seton (3-4).

BOYS BASKETBALL
Hyde Park 68, Hales 67
Marcus Smith had 21 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists, and Cashell Dixon had 10 points,10 assists and 5 steals. Martin Oliver added 13 points and 5 rebounds for Hyde Park (6-0).

TUESDAY, DEC 3

GIRLS BASKETBALL
Lincoln-Way East 48, Lincoln-Way North 32
Kara Krolicki led East (4-1) with 20 points.

Marist 60, Fenwick 55
Brooke Wyderski had 14 points and 17 rebounds for Marist (5-1).

Richards 44, Thornwood 32
Sydni Tears (15 points) and Carly Stazak (10 points) paced Richards (3-1).

Sandburg 76, Lincoln-Way Central 72

BOYS BASKETBALL
Lemont 65, Lincoln-Way North 46

Rich South 60, Glenbard East 58

Seton 91, Gage Park 67
Christopher Seaton had 41 points and 7 rebounds for Seton (3-2). Dylan Snyder added 11 points.

MONDAY, DEC 2

GIRLS BASKETBALL
Hillcrest 73, Thornton 47
Tanzania Sherrill had 18 points and Shayla Joyner added 13 points for Hillcrest (3-2)

Oak Lawn 81, Morton 35
Brianna Markusic had 17 points and 8 rebounds, and LaTondra Brooks added 14 points and 11 steals for Oak Lawn (6-0).

Seton 68, St. Francis deSales 22
Ebony Bailey had 14 points and 9 rebounds for Seton.

BOYS BASKETBALL
Leo 67, Perspectives-Calumet 62
Darius Branch had 22 points and Martez Hampton added 20 points for Leo (2-0).

SATURDAY, NOV 30

GIRLS BASKETBALL
Marian Catholic 46, McEachern 29
Ashton Millender scored 20 points for Marian.

Oak Forest 41, Gordon Tech 38

Providence 46, Joliet West 39
Alyssa Jurges had 21 points for Providence.

BOYS BASKETBALL
Brother Rice 58, Rich Central 38

De La Salle 77, Glenbard West 72
Martez Cameron (20 points), Karl Harris (17 points), Brandon Hutton (17 points) and George Wilborn (11 points) provided the offense for De La Salle (2-2).

Joliet Central 57, Providence 56
Miles Boykin and Jack Brody scored 15 points each in the loss for Providence (3-1).

Joliet West 52, Seton 45

FRIDAY, NOV 29

GIRLS BASKETBALL
Joliet Catholic 67, Jefferson Davis (Ala.) 47

Mother McAuley 51, Maine West 47
Elizabeth Nye had 18 points for McAuley, and Erin Drynan added 17.

Oakland (Tenn.) 56, Marian Catholic 47

BOYS BASKETBALL
Marian Catholic 79, Bloom 73
In the championship game, Chicago Heights Classic, Kentucky-recruit, Tyler Ulis had 35 points for Marian Catholic. Terrone Parham added 16 points, and Ezra Pointer-Jones chipped in with 10. Jared Johnson had 20 points for Bloom.

Andrew 80, Eisenhower 77
Andrew (3-1) trailed by 16 points in the first half. Jarvion Franklin led the way with 14 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assists.

Brooks 64, T.F. South 57
Clifton Llyod (19 points) and Darien Walker, (18 points) led Brooks.

Homewood-Flossmoor 65, Hales 60
Tai Odiase scored 18 points for Homewood-Flossmoor.

Lincoln-Way East 50, Evergreen Park 36

Plainfield North 81, Seton 74
Christopher Seaton led Seton (2-1) with 25 points and 8 rebounds. Eron Evan added 17 points and 10 rebounds in the loss. Plainfield North improved to 3-0.

Richards 59, Marist 40

Shepard 74, Southland 41

Thornridge 77, Aurora Central 65

Thornwood 48, Hillcrest 46
In the CHICAGO HEIGHTS CLASSIC, 5th Place game Donte Thomas hada 20 points to lead Thornwood. DeAngelo Isby's 24 points paced Hillcrest.

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WEDNESDAY, NOV 27

BOYS BASKETBALL

Andrew 53, Shepard 48

Deerfield 79, Richards 40

Lincoln-Way Central 71, Lincoln-Way West 63
Brad Bass scored 35 points, and Kevin Mampe added 21 for Lincoln-Way Central.

Lincoln-Way North 51, Lincoln-Way East 42

Little Village 70, Southland 67
Tavion Trimble paced Little Village with 24 points.

Marian Catholic 69, Homewood-Flossmoor 66

Marist 97, Eisenhower 93
Kevin Larma had 28 points to pace Marist.

Oak Park 67, Rich Central 40

Seton 64, Aurora Central 59
Christopher Seaton had 17 points and 5 rebounds for Seton (2-0). Eron Evans added 14 points and 8 rebounds. Franklin Felix chipped in with 8 points and 10 rebounds.

Andrew 40, Glenbard West 25

Joliet Catholic 85, Bishop McNamara 46
Championship game (Rich South Galaxy Tournament)

Hillcrest 70, Rich South 49
Third place game in Rich South Galaxy Tournament, Tanzania Sherrill had 19 points, and Aliah Acker added 13 points for Hillcrest.

TUESDAY, NOV 26

GIRLS BASKETBALL
Andrew 40 Glenbard North 35

De La Salle 65, Longwood 30

Lincoln-Way Central 78, Lincoln-Way West 74

Morgan Park 58, Mother McAuley 47
Elizabeth Nye had 28 points in the loss for McAuley.

Tinley Park 45, Shepard 41
Shepard (1-5) was led by Dae JaeWilliams' 21 points and 8 rebounds.

BOYS BASKETBALL
CHICAGO HEIGHTS CLASSIC

Bloom 68, Hales 58

Bremen 60, Urban Prep/Bronzeville 35

Brother Rice 65, Kenwood 58

Hillcrest 61, Brooks 53

Homewood-Flossmoor 67, T.F. South 56
Tai Odiase had 17 points and Destin Barnes added 15 for HF.

Lincoln-Way Central 72, Lincoln-Way East 64
Kevin Mampe had 19 points and 7 rebounds, and Brad Bass had 13 points and 11 rebounds for LWC (2-0).

Loyola 63, Hope Academy 29
James Clarke had 17 points for Loyola.

Marian Catholic 77, Thornwood 56
Tyler Ulis had 26 points and 8 assists, and Josh Cohn added 17 points for Marian.

Marist 67, Southland Prep 42

Rich Central 80, Riverside-Brookfield 68
Marcus Smith (29 points) and Chad White (13 points, 5 rebounds, 2 steals) and Arthur Sutton (15 points, 4 assists) led Rich Central (1-1).

Rich South 73, Joliet West 53
Bryce Lyden had 11 points and 15 rebounds in the win.

Richards 58, Andrew 26
Josh Meier scored 21 points and hauled down 13 rebounds to lead Richards (2-0).

MONDAY, NOV 25
GIRLS**************
 RICH SOUTH GALAXY TOURNAMENT
Bishop McNamara 65, Rich South 58
Khadaizha Sanders scored 27 points and Kyleigh Payne 19 as Bishop McNamara contniue their undefeated season (3-0) and advanced to the title game against Joliet Catholic. Rich South (2-1) were led by Dasia Evans with 19 points, Tierra Webb added 15 points and Tierney Lockett knocked down 14 points.

Joliet Catholic 81, Hillcrest 70
Jasmine Lumpkin led the way with 24 points and nine boards as Joliet Catholic (2-0) defeat Hillcrest 81-70. Teammate Nicole Ekhomu added 18 points, followed by Kennedy Weigt, who added 15. Hillcrest (1-2) was led by Nadika Jackson (14 points), Tanzania Sherrill (14 points), Tierra Sanders (13 points, eight rebounds), Shayla Joyner (12 points) and Aliah Acker (10 points).

Coal City 46, Tinley Park 36
Britta Spelde had 18 points for Coal City.

De La Salle 63, Latin 55
Chardanae Hamilton had 26 points in the win.

Joliet Central 44, Lemont 41

Lincoln-Way Central 97, Plainfield North 51
Lincoln-Way Central's 20 3-pointers tied the state record.

Peotone 50, Shepard 31


BOYS***********************

 Marian Catholic 75, T.F. South 62
 Tyler Ulis scored 24 points to pace Marian Catholic (1-0).

 Andrew 58, Perspectives 53
Jarvion Franklin led three T-Bolts in double figures with 15. Aaron Williams and Jacob Platt each added 11 for Andrew (1-0).

 Homewood-Flossmoor 78, Thornwood 63
Tai Odiase scored 23 points to lead Homewood-Flossmoor (1-0). Dorian McCraney and Davon Smith had 15 points apiece.

Bloom 81, Brooks 55

 Eisenhower 94, Southland 58
Vinny Curta had 23 points for Eisenhower (1-0).

Kenwood 76, Rich Central 58

 Lincoln-Way Central 63, Lincoln-Way North 44
Alex Parks had 17 points, and Kevin Mampe added 17 points and 10 rebounds for LWC.

 Lincoln-Way West 63, Lincoln-Way East 43

Marist 62, Little Village 35
Bradley Hill had 18 points for Marist (1-0).

Mount Carmel 57, Evanston 39
Nojel Eastern 16 points and 4 assists, and Elijah Henry added 8 points in the Evanston loss.

 Plainfield South 89, Tinley Park 80
Miles Snowden had 21 points and Jake Buchner added 20 points in the win.

 Richards 83, Shepard 55

 Sandburg 66, De La Salle 60
Niko Cahue had 27 points for Sandburg. Karl Harris had 14 points and Paulius Zabilevicius added 13 points in the DLS loss.

Seton 74, Thornridge 68
 Christopher Seaton had 38 points and 7 rebounds. Eron Evans added 12 points and 8 rebounds for Seton (1-0).

Stagg 63, Lindblom 36
Max Strus had 26 points for Stagg (1-0).

THURSDAY, NOV 21
 Argo 51, Evergreen Park 19
 Sharnita Breeze had 17 points, and Sabrina Williams added 16 points and 8 rebounds for Argo (3-0).

Eisenhower 48, Thornwood 39
Jada Wiggins led Eisenhower (1-1) with 13 points. Robyn Bell added 12 points, and Kortney Chase chipped in with 11.

Homewood-Flossmoor 91, Hillcrest 38
 Amarah Coleman had 22 points, 6 rebounds, 8 assists and 6 steals for Homewood-Flossmoor (1-0).

Joliet West 40, Stagg 37

Lemont 59, Plainfield Central 37
Emma O'Leary had 16 points for Lemont (2-0).

Marshall 57, Seton 25

Minooka 76, Lincoln-Way Central 74
 Kelly Carnagio (20 points) scored the game-winning basket with 9 seconds to play for Minooka (1-0). Brooklyn Bachmann had 24 points, and Erin Heide added 13.

T.F. South 61, Thornridge 42
 Ninah Bertrand (24 points) and Ren’Cia Rolling (14 points) paced T.F. South (1-0).

WEDNESDAY, NOV 20

Argo 60, Guerin 40

 Evergreen Park 75, Universal 42

 Lincoln-Way East 78, Thornton 37
Kara Krolicki (22 points) and Anna Rose (16 points) led East (1-1).

Richards 52, Curie 33
Sydni Tears had 24 points and Taylor Sonichsen added 15 points for Richards

TUESDAY Nov 19

GIRLS BASKETBALL...

Rich South 55, Oak Forest 35
Tierra Webb had 20 points, 7 boards and 6 steals for the Stars, followed by teammate Tierney Lockett, who added 14 points. Sophomore Dasia Evans added 12 points and 10 boards.

Seton 78, Holy Trinity 15
Danielle Bailey had 18 points, and Mariah Cole and Brittany Hardeman added 11 for Seton (1-0).

Marian Catholic 67, Lincoln-Way East 37
Ashton Millender paced Marian Catholic with 21 points.

Argo 67, Universal 31

Chicago Christian 48, Shepard 43

Evergreen Park 60, Guerin 44

Hersey 73, Mother McAuley 68
Morgan Harris had 25 points in the win.

Lincoln-Way Central 89, Joliet Central 61
Candace Finnin (22 points, 7 rebounds), Kelsie Foster (20 points, 5 rebounds) and Sami Wisniewski (17 points, 7 assists) paced Lincoln-Way Central (1-0).

Providence 62, Downers Grove South 43
Alyssa Jurges had 19 points in the win.

 

 

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