Year in sports recalls a chaotic season finale
A retrospective review of 1982 sports across fall and early winter highlights Lincoln-Way and Providence teams in football golf soccer tennis and volleyball. It notes key wins losses conference titles and a dramatic late playoff setback for Lincoln-Way at Thornton as the year closes. Named players include Ron Stahl Joe Mackay Chuck DeGroot and Chris Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Johnston
Lincoln Way
Providence
Mokena Burros
Lemont
Burros’ Bantams
Lincoln- Way
Downers Grove North
Hillcrest
Lincoln-Way
Thornridge
Knights
Falcons
Lee
Celtics
Ron Stahl
Sandburg
Bloom Trail
Luther North
Mark Elliot
Prestwick Country Club
Thornton
Timothy Christian
Homewood- Flossmoor
Sica North
Joe Mackay
Chuck DeGroot
Chris Moore
Mackay
SICA
Star Publications
Jerry Marmozewicz
Bremen too hot for L-W at Dipper
Bremen stampeded Lincoln-Way 92-50 in the Big Dipper opener as six Bremen players hit double figures. The Braves forced 33 turnovers, outrebounded 30-13, and pressed at a blistering pace as coach Randy Hikel praised explosive play and high shooting percentage while noting defensive lapses by reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln-Way
Chuck DeGroot
Bremen
Braves
Star Publications
Carol Dorsett
Dave Richards
Lincoln
Lincoln Way
Knights
Randy Hikel
Hikel
Bremen routs Lincoln-Way 92 50 in regional clash
Bremen defense stifles Lincoln-Way as Watts 15 leads with 15 points and Whittier adds 10. Bremen shoots 56% to Lincoln-Way 36% at half, pulls away to a 92-50 win. Bounds calls Bremen the toughest foe seen. Bremen advances to quarterfinal versus Marian Catholic with Joliet Catholic Bloom Trail winner awaiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Lincoln-Way
DeGroot
Parks
Freet
Hill
McGivern
High
Brandolino
Gierat
Watts
Whittier
Welch
Pullum
Jones
Rice
McClin
Mines
Evans
B. Smith
McGee
Kibellius
Kramer
Schuler
Bausman
Whittler
Maurice Pullum
Tim Evans
Gary Welch
Darren Mines
John Jones
Hikel
Rich Central
Lincoln Way
Knight
Brad Bounds
Braves
Marian Catholic
Sandburg
Joliet Catholic
Bloom Trail
Old Sica West
Tournament results from multiple regional brackets and first round matchups
Summary of first round scores from SOUTH BIG DIPPER, PONTIAC, KANKAKEE, LEMONT, WHEELING, and related brackets. Notable results include Joliet Central over Romeoville 92 58, Loyola academy 60 defeating Chicago Dunbar 54, Stagg 57 over Kankakee Eastridge 43, and Chicago Corliss 55 edging Bishop McNamara 53.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Corliss
Bishop McNamara
Stagg
Kankakee
Eastridge
Loyola Academy
Chicago Dunbar
Downers Grove South
Westview
Thornwood
Naperville Central
Momence
Kankakee Eastridge
Richards
Rockford East
Herscher
Morris
Kankakee Westview
Argo
Lemont
Titiana Christian
Marmion Academy
Plainfield
Oak Lawn
Minooka
Driscoll
TF North
Chicago Bogan
Joliet Central
Romeoville
Westmont
Lisle
Andrew
Montini
Chicago Christian
Iiliana Christian
Lisie
Douglas Quincy outlast Providence in Pontiac inholiday opener
Providence dropped a 40-35 decision to Quincy in the Pontiac Holiday tournament opener. Douglas led Quincy with 21 points and 11 rebounds, while Providence struggled with nine turnovers and 50 percent free throw shooting as Mandella praised strong defense from both teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Johnston
Pontiac
Providence
Dick Mandella
Quincy
Blue Devils
Jerry Leggett
Dennis Douglas
Western Illinois High School
Keith
University of South Florida
Bruce
University of Illinois
A.C. Williamson
Douglas
Thompson
Hollatz
Kemarauskas
Petrie
Voss
Hill
Bruner
Lewis
Kramer
Klinger
Mr. Douglas
Celtics
Mandella
Mark Kamarauskas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walther Lutheran
Timothy
Walther
St. Barbara
Nazareth Academy
Bloom
Shawn Watts
Terry Whittler
Evanston
Eisenhower
St. Laurence
Watseka
Rich South
Crete-Monee
Shepard
Broom
Tinley Park
Oak Park
Brother Rice
Lockport
Prospect
Providence St. Me
Streator
Chicago
Weber
Ottawa
Peoria Manual
Rock Island
Alleman
Aurora West
Danville
Deerfield
Herschel
Wheeling
Schaumburg
West Chicago
Orton East
Henry
Riverside-Brookfield
Rolling Meadows
Rich East
Woodstock
Highland Park
St. Viator
North Chicago
Maine West
Viator
Fenton
Meadows
Morton East
McHenry
The
Ken Thompson
Ray Petrie
Vic Voss
Celtic
Devils
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