Boys
TEAM, SYNOPSIS
1 GLENBROOK N. 72 Deerfield 42
CSL North Glenbrook North (17-1, 6-0) started game on 16-4 run behind Jon Scheyer’s 10 pts. Scheyer ended with 22 pts, 4 rebs and 4 asts and Matt Shamis had 17 pts for Spartans. Kyle Nelson had 12 pts for Deerfield (9-8, 3-3).
7 Von Steuben 69 NORTHSIDE PREP 40
Public Red North Darius Fields and Jeremie Simmons had 19 and 16 pts, respectively, to lead Von Steuben (15-4, 6-0). Von Steuben center Kendall Russell has sat last 2 games and will sit out Sunday’s game vs. Hales because of team rules based on academics, according to coach Vince Carter. Michael Burke had 20 pts for Northside Prep (8-9, 0-6).
9 BATAVIA 59 Sycamore 34
Suburban Prairie North Rashad Mitchell had 15 pts and 9 rebs and Nick Fruendt had 12 pts to lead Batavia (16-1, 5-0). Steve Ideran added 11 pts and 4 stls for Bulldogs, who went on 20-0 run midway through 2nd qtr to take 35-10 lead with 6:47 remaining in 3rd. Reid Barringer had 8 pts for Sycamore (11-5, 2-3).
12 Loyola 72 GORDON TECH 63
Catholic League Robert Belcore had 23 pts, including 5 3-ptrs, to lead Loyola (16-1, 3-0). Edward Hendricks and Peter Sullivan added 16 and 10 pts, respectively, off bench for Ramblers, who have won 12 straight. Krishon Daye had 26 pts for Gordon (8-8, 2-1).
14 THORNTON 74 T.F. South 45
SICA South Silver Mustapha Farrakan had 24 pts on 8-of-17 shooting to lead Thornton (13-3, 3-1). Josh Parker added 17 pts, including 4 3-ptrs. Will Kelly had 18 pts for T.F. South (3-11, 0-4).
16 Washington 57 HYDE PARK 52
Public Red East Keyon Smothers led Washington (16-2, 6-0) with 11 pts. Mario Little and James Jackson added 9 pts apiece. Anthony Williams had 4 of his 6 pts and defensive stop with under 1:30 left to give Washington 55-48 lead. “That was the moment in the game,” coach Ken Crump said. “I wanted to give [Williams] a kiss after that.” Jeremiah Wilson had 18 pts for Hyde Park (10-7, 4-2).
17 Proviso East 70 ADDISON TRAIL 44
West Suburban Gold Brian Carlwell had 27 pts, 11 rebs and 10 blks to lead Proviso East (12-4, 5-0). Jacob Pullen added 10 pts and 14 asts.
20 BUFFALO GROVE 60 Rolling Meadows 47
MSL East Mike Will and Jeff Wozencraft had 21and 11 pts, respectively, to lead Buffalo Grove (16-2, 5-1). Pat Wolff added 10 pts. Kyle Gaedele and Reid Larson had 10 pts apiece for Rolling Meadows (8-9, 3-3).
Thornridge 66 BLOOM 42
SICA South Silver Thornridge (12-5, 2-2) trailed 10-8 after 1st qtr but used 18-5 2nd qtr to take 26-15 halftime lead. DeMario Williams had 21 pts and 6 rebs to lead Thornridge. Brian Liggett added 12 pts and Billy Rush had 11 pts and 10 rebs. Jamal Daniel had 8 pts and 3 asts for Bloom (9-10, 1-3).
STEVENSON 65 Lake Forest 62
North Suburban Lake Troy Brown had 16 pts as Stevenson (14-4, 6-2) won in double overtime. Benny Morrison added 11 pts and 10 rebs.
NEW TRIER 65 Maine South 52
CSL South Peter Boehm had 17 pts off bench for New Trier (6-10, 1-4). Johnny Rosinski and Zach Hofeld added 16 and 13 pts, respectively, for Trevians. John Wolf had 28 pts for Maine South (10-7, 3-3).
GLENBARD EAST 61 Naperville Central 42
DuPage Valley Brandon Streets had 18 pts to lead Glenbard East (15-2, 5-2). Jarvis Griffin and Mike Capocci added 12 and 11 pts, respectively. “Tonight was my night to be hot, and my teammates found me,” Streets said. Pat Paradise and Andrew Oudik both had 10 pts for Naperville Central (8-9, 3-4).
Hersey 62 WHEELING 37
MSL East Hersey (12-6, 6-0) went on 11-0 run to open 2nd qtr and take 21-9 lead. Sean Dwyer had 6 of his 22 pts in run, and Sean Bayless added 12 pts and 8 rebs. Henry Hackney had 17 pts and 10 rebs for Wheeling (4-14, 0-6).
Lake Park 73 EAST AURORA 70
Upstate Eight Mike Balleto had 26 pts and 8 rebs to lead Lake Park (12-6, 6-2). “My teammates did a great job of setting screens,” Balleto said. Andreas Lewis added 16 pts and 5 rebs. Shaun Collins had 21 pts for East Aurora (9-9, 2-5).
Downers South 68 MORTON 53
West Suburban Gold Dan Schouten had 25 pts, including 15 of Downers South’s 19 in 4th qtr. Elliot Engelmann added 14 pts and 11 rebs for Mustangs (12-4, 4-1). “My teammates gave me assists,” Schouten said. “I just tried to concentrate on the rim and finish.” Bryan Erce had 21 pts for Morton (9-7, 2-3).
PROVISO WEST 53 Downers North 47
West Suburban Silver Darius Watson (12 pts) scored twice on Downers North turnovers with under 2:15 remaining to give Proviso West 49-46 lead with 1:09 left. “We knew we had to pick up the intensity on defense and pressure their ball-handlers so we could force them into turning the ball over,” Watson said. Don Gavin led Panthers (14-6, 2-2) with 13 pts.
Oak Park 70 HINSDALE CENT. 60
West Suburban Silver Hinsdale Central closed to 53-52 with 4:35 left, but Oak Park (11-4, 4-1) scored 6 unanswered pts to take control of game. Lamont Sanders and Phil Gary had 29 and 10 pts, respectively, for Huskies. Chris Chana had 20 pts to lead Hinsdale Central (11-7, 2-4).
KELLY 70 Richards Voc. 57
Public Blue Central Steven Gonzalez had 22 pts to lead Kelly (8-11, 4-2). Hugo Torres (7 asts) and Anthony Harris (5 asts) added 15 and 13 pts, respectively.
DuSABLE 60 Dyett 49
Public Blue East Myson Hudson had 21 pts as DuSable (7-5, 4-1) won in overtime. “Down the stretch we hit our free throws, which we haven’t been doing lately,” coach Richard Morgan said.
Hubbard 93 TILDEN 69
Public Red Central Lawrence Callicott had 26 pts, 5 rebs, 5 stls and 5 blks to lead Hubbard (4-12, 4-1). Aaron Johnson (10 asts, 8 stls) and Malcolm Thompson (8 rebs, 5 stls) added 18 pts apiece.
HOLY TRINITY 54 Quigley 43
Chicago Prep Holy Trinity started game on 10-0 run. Isaias Lechuga had 17 pts and Craig Murray added 8 pts and 7 rebs for Holy Trinity (15-4, 6-1).
ST. PATRICK 63 Nazareth 29
East Suburban Catholic Mike Giller had 22 pts and Sam Maniscalco had 16 pts to lead St. Patrick (12-3, 5-1).
Girls
TEAM, SYNOPSIS
Hersey 61 6 WHEELING 60
MSL East Kristie Willenborg hit 10-ft shot from baseline with :02 left to lift Hersey (13-9, 3-4) in double overtime, giving Hersey 1st lead of game. Brittany Hogen led Huskies with 15 pts and 14 rebs. Sherrie Dubinski and Julie Block added 15 and 12 pts, respectively. Laura Joya had 20 pts for Wheeling (18-3, 4-2).
7 CRANE 69 Westinghouse 30
Public Windy City West Marquita Smith led Crane (15-2, 5-2) with 12 pts and 14 rebs. Fila Smith added 11 pts and Sade Haywood had 10 pts and 11 rebs.
9 BENET 71 St. Viator 34
East Suburban Catholic Kaitlin McInerney led Benet (18-5, 4-1) with 14 pts. Molly McGue and Lauren Benson added 12 and 10 pts, respectively.
14 Johnsburg 81 HARVARD 29
Big Northern East Paige Fiedorowicz led Johnsburg (19-1, 6-0) with 21 pts. Mallory Scharf (16 pts) and Tara O’Malley (15 pts) also contributed.
BARRINGTON 47 18 Palatine 33
MSL West Siobhan Callahan and Whitney Martin had 13 and 12 pts, respectively, to lead Barrington (14-9, 6-1). Lindsay Randall added 11 pts.
CLARK 73 Austin 30
Public Chicago West Raquia Sawyer had 20 pts to lead Clark (14-8, 11-0). Dorothea Hayes and Karina Robinson added 16 and 14 pts, respectively.
Taft 51 SULLIVAN 28
Public Chicago North Areanna Harris had 24 pts for Taft (10-10, 7-5). Samantha Zalewski added 17 pts for Eagles.
NORTH SHORE 44 Elgin Academy 28
Ind. School League Mullery Doar had 19 pts to lead North Shore (10-6, 5-3). Kelly Powers added 10 pts.
HINSDALE SOUTH 48 Leyden 40
West Suburban Gold Mary McCord had 18 pts and 11 rebs for Hinsdale South (12-9, 5-3). Dominique Finney added 12 pts and 3 stls.
Phillips 41 LINDBLOM 36
Public Chicago Central Ivory Copperidge led Phillips (13-7, 10-1) with 21 pts. Danielle Carr added 16 pts and 10 rebs.
SCHAUMBURG 47 Fremd 45
MSL West Gabby Blackwell (13 pts) had offensive put-back with :03.2 left to lift Schaumburg (17-5, 4-2). Kylie Castans added 14 pts.
Holy Trinity 54 F. PARKER 25
Non-conference Shauneia McPhearson had 14 pts and 8 stls for Holy Trinity (15-1). Divia Nelson added 12 pts, 5 asts, 5 stls and 8 rebs and Graciela Santacruz had 12 pts.
HARLAN 60 Washington 56
Public Windy City South Andrea Downs had 26 pts, 5 rebs and 2 stls as Harlan (8-8, 5-1) won in overtime. Downs had lay-up with :11 left in regulation to send game to OT and scored 5 of Harlan’s 9 OT pts.
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