Trevillion sparks Vienna to 74 point win in SEC opener
Vienna led 43-9 at halftime as Derek Trevillion poured in 22 points to spark a 74-28 victory over Joppa in the SEC Tournament opener. The game featured heavy Vienna dominance, with strong showing from Nichols and West and multiple players contributing in the rout.
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Herrin, Gibault Bowling Scores At Carterville Meet
Herrin and Gibault posted team totals with individual game and series results. Nedermeyer and Guere led Gibaults scorers with high game marks while Jilek and Gualdoni paced Herrin. Se. Benjamin and Chaney topped Herrin in another matchup as the two teams combined for several high series.
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Thomas
Schreder
Guere
Callahan
Herrin
Tarter
Huggett
Zboralski
Jilek
Gualdoni
Battler
Corzine
Gilbreth
Letko
Benjamin
Adams
Chaney
Sizemore
Belleville Mid Winter Tournament Games and Scores
Multiple boys and girls midwinter tournaments listed with schedule times and results. Highlights include Belleville East 63 over Carbondale 60, Benton Invitational matchups, Carmi White County and Massac County Classic games, and various pool play results featuring Belleville, Okawville, Pinckneyville, Mount Vernon, Sparta, and other teams across several venues.
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Cassity fuels Pinckneyville win with 30 points in tournament clash
Cassity led Pinckneyville with 30 as Okawville trailed through a defensive battle. Brammeier scored 15 for Okawville, while Rushing returned for Pinckneyville with eight points. Okawville struggled with 11 first-half turnovers and could not close the gap despite late 3s from Brammeier. Pinckneyville improves to 2-0 in the tournament and faces the host Rangers next.
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Rampup thriller as Herriott nets late free throw for Rend Lake
Rend Lake College rallies past Southeastern Illinois 61-60 after INA Jamal Herriott sinks a 2.7 second free throw. Andrae Morris leads Rend Lake with 15 points as SIC trails 39-26 at halftime.
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J. Mitchell
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Moore
Best
Davis
Ina — Kemmy Dominique
Angelica Harris
Megan Payton
Kaskaskia Defeats Logan Behind Williams 19 Points
Whitney Williams led Kaskaskia with 19 points and Kelly Albers added 13 as the Knights rolled past John A. Logan 81 to 67. Halftime score was 46-31, with Kaskaskia improving to 11-5 overall and 1-2 in GRAC play while Logan stood 10-7, 2-2 in conference.
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Lumanu 26 as SIC KOs SWIC in High-Scoring Victory
Harrisburg notes Armelie Lumanu scoring 26 points to lead SIC past Southwestern Illinois College 85-63. Singled out performances include Mokango 16, Mills 14, and Rozier 12 for SIC while Lee 22 and Kirksey 23 paced SWIC. Halftime SIC led 41-28.
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Girls IHSA AP basketball polls show top teams across classes
The updated IHSA AP poll lists Class 4A led by Buffalo Grove followed by Whitney Young Fenwick and others with East St. Louis Bolingbrook and Edwardsville highly placed. Class 3A tops Hope with Chicago Marshall Montini and Althoff Catholic also strong. Class 2A Pana Rochester Bloom Central Catholic and Massac County lead, while Class 1A features Biggsville West Central Brimfield and Martinsville among top contenders with several teams receiving votes.
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Whitney Young
Fenwick
Guree Warren
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Edwardsville
Hinsdale Central
Schaumburg
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Longo to leave UMD for Southern Illinois receivers coach role
University of Minnesota Duluth announces offensive coordinator Phil Longo will depart this week to join Southern Illinois as receivers coach. He leaves a Bulldogs program that ranked second in the North Central Conference in passing offense in each of the past two seasons under his leadership, aligning with former UMD head coach Kyle Schweigert on the Salukis staff.
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University of Minnesota- Duluth
Phil Longo
Bulldogs
Southern Illinois University
UMD
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Salukis
Kyle “Bubba” Schweigert
Travel team tryouts set for 12-year-olds in Herrin
The Southern Illinois Hustlers travel team will host tryouts from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. on January 23 at the Batter's Box in Herrin. Eligible players aged 12 are encouraged to attend. For details, contact Chris Zych at 988-9602 or Kevin Warren at 942-4757.
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Coach Chris Lowery to host in Carbondale radio show
University of Carbondale basketball coach Chris Lowery appears on Magic 95.1 FM in a 7 to 8 p.m. broadcast from Tres Hombres Carbondale. The program streams at magic951.com and accepts questions by toll free call or local line from listeners near and far.
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Southern Illinois University
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Magic 95
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Hill to play in All Star game in El Paso
Former Southern Illinois University quarterback Nick Hill will play in the Texas vs The Nation All-Star Game on February 2 in El Paso Texas. The game starts at 4 p m and will air on CSTV. Hill completed a senior season with over 3000 passing yards 28 touchdowns and a 71 5 percent completion rate.
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Nick Hill
el Paso
Texas
CSTV
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