Enfield Wins Wayne City Holiday Tournament Title In Ball Game
Enfield pulled away from a 4242 third deadlock to beat Elverado 62-59 and claim the Wayne City holiday tournament title Friday night. Bill Rankin led Enfield with a late basket and two free throws in the final 16 seconds to seal a 60-53 edge. Ed Thompson and Tony Crews paced the Falcons with 20 and 18 points respectively as Elverado fell behind after halftime. Thompson led scorers for Enfield. Centralia Orphan basketball hosted Herrin, losing 90-66 after a close first half as Orphans used zone defense to shut down Herrin guard Chiaventone and pull away in the second half.
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Tom Murray
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Rangers Break Start Streak in 78 72 Benton Defeat
Marion Wildcats rally from 11 down after three quarters to upset Benton 78 72. Steve Waterbury scores 31 to lead Marion while Keith Wall adds 14 and Roger King 17 with nine free throws. Benton’s Semanski 19 and Stewart 17 pace the visitors, Kaspar fouls out as Benton opens South Seven play. Preliminary: Marion 57-54.
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Steve Stewart
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Sports Scores From Illinois High School Matchups
Vernon defeats Carbondale 100 to 45 while Streator tops St Bede 57 53 Princeton ousts Hall 38 Mendota 84 over Dixon 71 Waukegan 9 Highland Park 37 Leyden 77 over Gowners Gr 71 Maine West 87 Glenbrook North 54 St Ignatius 0 St Patrick 49 Maine South 76 over Deerfield 60 Oak Park 79 over Niles West 53 Niles East 75 New Trier West 5 Aurora West 54 CeKal y 49 Hinsdale Central 85 Maine East 74 Bloomington 7 Danville 42 Normal Community 67 Teresa Sd Normal U 66 Clinton 54 McLean 40 Bellflower 54 Chenoa 3 Minoak 62 Fisher 3 Mansfield 51 Octavia 75 Fairbury 43 Deland 71 Maroa 46 Gibson City 33 Mahomet 31 Roanoke 7 Eureka 7 Lincoln 5 Mattoon 33 Pontiac 8 Washington 30 LeRoy 60 Farmer City 5 Saybrook 43 Tri Valley 40
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Marion Edges Benton 73 to 72 Behind Waterbury's 31
Waterbury scored 31 points fueling a 73-72 Marion win while Semanski contributed 19 for Benton in a tight showdown.
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Marion
Semanski
Metropolis Joppa Nineteen Basketball Scores Shared
Metropolis and Joppa Roundtree led by Crossland and Steinkamp posted double digit totals in district play with preliminary tallies showing Metropolis 70 44 and Johnston City 54 ensureEfforts across multiple venues including Steeleville Harrisburg Sparta Anna Nashville Holy Cross and several other towns reflected a busy schedule of high school basketball results across the region with standout performances from players such as J Crossland Edwards Steinkamp Pack Tierney and Potts among others.
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J. Crossland
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McLeansboro defeats Pinckneyville in tight late run
McLeansboro Foxes erased a 50-35 Pinckneyville lead by outscoring them 30-13 in the third quarter to win 88-82 at Pinckneyville. Ron Moser led McLeansboro with 29 points while Tim Laird, Dom Decker and Jerry Kinstler fouled out for Pinckneyville, hurting their late attack.
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