Category: 2017-18 Boys HS Basketball

2017-18 Stlprepsports.com Basketball Rankings VIII
Date: 02/26/18
Final Regular Season Poll
Large Schools
1.(1) Hazelwood Central (24-2) have losses to Chicago Orr and a very good Rock Bridge team. They have big wins against (#1 SS) Vashon and (#4 LS) Webster Groves in their last two games and is the best Large school in the area.
2. (2) Belleville West (25-2) losses were to (#3 LS) Chaminade and to an out of town team. They beat (#4 LS) Webster Groves without Gordon. They beat a good Champaign Central twice, and has beaten the Southwestern Conference 12-0 the toughest conference in the Metro area. They are the only Metro team to beat (#4 SS) Confluence 8 game winning streak
3. (3) Chaminade (20-4) losses to Chicago Simeone, Chicago Curie, a bad loss to Vianney and a 42 point loss to #2 SS) St. Mary’s (1-1). They have wins against (#2 LS) Belleville West and (#1 SS) Vashon.
4. (3) Webster Groves (16-9) have six out of town losses but have three local losses (#2 LS) Belleville West, (#1 LS) Hazelwood Central and (#1 SS) Vashon. Ramey is a beast and Gordon is tough when he is in. Toughest schedule in area.
5. (5) Francis Howell (23-3) on a 18 game winning streak after to losing to a hot (#7 SS) Trinity team in the MICDS Holiday Tourney.They have a solid five of six. Three overtime loss to (#1 LS) Hazelwood Central
6. (6) Parkway Central (21-5) has a loss against (#5 SS) Jennings since last ranking but doesn’t lose a spot because of it. Coach is retiring and is one of my favorites. DeAndre Campbell a must see
7. (8) Fort Zumwalt South (21-4) have a tough win against (#8 LS) Liberty (1-1) and won the conference championship with the win. They have a bad loss to Troy Buchanan after but didn’t mean too much.
8. (7) Liberty (Wentzville) (18-8) have a tough loss to #7 LS) Fort Zumwalt South(1-1) have 2 wins against #6 LS) Parkway Central (2-1), losses against (#1 LS) Hazelwood Central, Fort Zumwalt West 2X and a real bad loss to Fort Zumwalt East.
9. (10) Edwardsville (17-8) are on a 5 game wnning streak all against SWC rivals one of the toughest conferences in the area. They lost to (#2 LS) Belleville West 2X, (#11 LS) East St. Louis 2-1 and three out of town losses.
10. (14) CBC (11-13) losses to (#3 LS) Chaminade 2X, (#3 SS) Confluence, (#1 LS) Hazelwood Central, (#2 SS) St. Mary’s, (#1 Class 5) Lee’s Summit West. They had the toughest schedule in the area except for #4 LS) Webster Groves.

Honorable Mention: 11.) East St. Louis (13-10), 12.) Collinsville (16-13), 13.) Parkway South (17-8), 14.) SLUH (12-13), 15.) Alton (15-11)

Small Schools
Doesn’t include any state tournament games
1. (1) Vashon (18-5) losses to #1 LS) Chaminade, Jonesboro Ark, Chicago Orr. They have a loss to #1 LS) Hazelwood Central and a win against #4 LS) Webster Groves since last ranking They have a must see in Mario McKinney. Always tough no different this year.
2. (2) St. Mary’s (24-3) losses were to LS#3) Hazelwood Central, Duchesne and #1 LS) Chaminade. They got revenge from Chaminade and beat them by 42 points and also beat Duchesne in overtime. The last year for the big three (Collins, Burks, Rasas)
3. (3) Confluence (22-4) are on a 12 game winning streak and their losses were to (#4 LS) Belleville West and out of town team that beat Belleville West and another out of town team. They are a must see with two top 10 scorers in the area Brandon Fredrick and Leon Perry
4. (4) Alton Marquette (28-0) their loses were to no one and probably not getting enough credit for being the only undefeated team in the area.
5. (5) Jennings (23-3) lost to Decatur MacArthur in the Bank of O’Fallon Shootout in double overtime. Their other losses to Whitfield and Hazelwood Central. They have a win against (#6 LS) Parkway Central since last ranking.
6. (6) Northwest Academy (17-6) defending state champs have losses to #2 SS) St. Mary’s ,#4 LS) Webster Groves and to four out of Metro teams. Won district over Trinity that doesnt count in these rankings
7. (7) Trinity (19-3) lost to Duchesne, (#5 SS) Jennings and SLUH. They beat (#8 SS) Cardinal Ritter 2X, (#10 LS) Liberty, (#5 LS) Francis Howell, (#8 LS) Hazelwood East. They have had a great year so far.
8. (9) Whitfield (17-7) they have losses against a very good Sikeston team at Columbia, Pattonville , (#5 LS) Francis Howell, (#10 LS) Liberty,(#1 LS) Hazelwood Central and a Chicago team. They have a bad loss to Westminster and came back and won against a good Ladue team. They have a must see in Mizzou recruit Torrence Watson.
9. (8) Cardinal Ritter (17-9) losses to(#5 SS) Jennings,)(#6 SS) Trinity 2x, (#1 SS) Vashon, (#8 LS) Hazelwood East, and three out of town teams including a good Bloomington team. They have a tough schedule. Loss to #2 SS) St. Mary’s since last ranking. Tourney action doesnt count but didn’t make it out of District
10. (10) Duchesne (17-8) losses were to St. Dominic, St. Charles, (#9 SS) Whitfield, (#5 SS) Jennings twice, (#7 SS) Trinity 1-1, very good Pinckneyville now the wins (#2 SS) St. Mary’s (1-1) , (#9 LS) Ladue, (#7 LS) Parkway Central.

Honorable Mention: 11. Centralia (20-4), 12. Wesclin (23-4), 13. Nashville (22-7), 14. Pacific (20-5), 15. St. Charles (18-7)

2017-18 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
Game #2 Conference Championship
Date: Tuesday, February 20, 2018

TIME: 7:00pm

B/G: Boys

LOCATION: Fort Zumwalt South HS, St. Peters, MO

SCORE:                                         1   2   3   4   OT   FINAL
Team: Liberty (Wentzville) 14 16  4 17               51
Starters: 11, 15, 21, 25, 33*
Team: Fort Zumwalt South 14 16 14  9               53
Starters: 2, 4*, 5, 24, 44**

** Freshman * Sophomore
First Quarter Summary:
Zumwalt South’s #24) Darious Thomas hits a two and Liberty’s #33) Jayce Catchings hits a three (Liberty 3-2 6:23). Zumwalt South’s #5) EJ Bellinger and #4) JJ Schwepker hit the next two baskets (Zumwalt South 6-3 5:39). Liberty went on a 5-2 run including a three by #11) Jaylen Sims, a basket by #25) Kale Catchings and Zumwalt South’s #24) Thomas added a basket (Tied at 8 5:24). Zumwalt South’s #5) Bellinger hits a two and Liberty answers with a 6-0 run that included two baskets by #25) K. Catchings and two free throws by #33) J. Catchings (Liberty 14-10 2:10). Zumwalt South ends the quarter with a 4-0 run with baskets by #5) Bellinger and #1) Aubrey Carter to tie the score at 14 at the end of the first quarter. Liberty Pts: 14 FG: 5/16 2pt: 3/8 3pt: 2/8 FT: 2/2 2nd chance pts: 2 Turnovers: 2 Pts off turnovers: 4. Zumwalt South Pts: 14 FG: 7/13 2pt: 7/12 3pt: 0/1 FT: none 2nd chance pts: 2 Turnovers: 3 Pts off turnovers: 0

Second Quarter Summary:
Zumwalt South started the second quarter with a 7-2 run that included a three and a two for #1) Carter and a basket by #5) Bellinger and Liberty’s #25) K. Catchings added a basket (Zumwalt South 21-16 6:35). Liberty answered with a 10-1 run that included two baskets by #15) Andy Jorris, a basket and two free throws by #25) K. Catchings and a basket by #21) Jarrin McKeithen and Zumwalt South’s #5) Bellinger added a free throw (Liberty 26-22 2:12). Zumwalt South’s #2) Jake Patton hit a two and Liberty’s #25) K. Catchings and #11) Jaylen Sims scored the next two baskets (Liberty 30-24 1:01). Zumwalt South ended the first half with a 6-0 run that included two free throws #2) Patton and two baskets by #5) Bellinger to tie the score at 30 at halftime. Liberty: Pts: 16/30 FG: 7/14 2pt: 7/12 3pt: 0/2 FT: 2/4 2nd chance pts: 6 Turnovers: 3 Pts off turnovers: 4 Liberty’s #25) Kale Catchings scored seven points in the second quarter. Zumwalt South Pts: 16/30 FG: 6/13 2pt: 5/9 3pt: 1/4 FT: 3/4 2nd chance pts: 2 Turnovers: 3 Pts off turnovers: 3 Zumwalt South’s #5) EJ Bellinger scored seven points in the second quarter.

Third Quarter Summary:
Liberty’s #15) Jorris starts the second half scoring with a basket and Zumwalt South answers with a bucket from #44) Connor Bekebrede and a free throw by #2) Patton (Zumwalt South 33-32 4:40). Zumwalt South’s Head Coach Bill Friedel is given a tech and Liberty’s #33) J. Catchings hits both free throws (Liberty 34-33 4:24). Zumwalt South answers with a 11-0 run that included a three and a two from #2) Patton , two baskets from #24) Thomas and a basket from #4) JJ Schwepker. Liberty went 0 for 4 from the field and missed three free throws during the run. Zumwalt South outscored Liberty 14-4 in the third and the score after three quarters Zumwalt South 44-34. Liberty Pts: 4/34 FG: 1/9 2pt: 1/5 3pt: 0/4 FT: 2/5 2nd chance pts: none Turnovers: 1 Pts off turnovers: none. Zumwalt South Pts: 14/44 FG: 6/9 2pt: 5/7 3pt: 1/2 FT: 1/3 2nd chance pts: 2 Turnovers: 2 Pts off turnovers: 2

Fourth Quarter Summary:
Liberty starts the fourth quarter with a 7-2 run that included two free throws and a basket by #21) McKeithen and a three by #25) K. Catchings and Zumwalt South’s #2) Patton added a two (Zumwalt South 46-41 4:54). Zumwalt South’s #5) Ej Bellinger fouled out on a charging call with 4: 36 left in the game. The next three possessions were turnovers and Zumwalt South’s #24) Thomas hit one of two from the line (Zumwalt South 47-41 3:56). Liberty misses a three and then two turnovers and Liberty’s #25) K. Catchings hits two free throws (Zumwalt South 47-42 3:07). Zumwalt South’s #1) Carter hit one of two free throws, Liberty turnover, Zumwalt North’s #24) Thomas misses the first part of a bonus. Liberty has two chances but misses, Zumwalt South turnover and Liberty’s #11) Sims hits a two (Zumwalt South 48-45 1:21). Zumwalt South’s #24) Thomas hits one of two free throws, Liberty #11) Sims misses two free throws, South’s #24) Thomas misses two free throw, Liberty misses a three, South’s #4) Schwepker misses two free throws with 31.7 seconds left. Liberty’s #25) K. Catchings makes a three point play (Zumwalt South 49-48 :24.5). South’s #4) Schwepker hit two free throws, Liberty misses a two, South’s #2) Patton makes one of two free throws (Zumwalt South 52-48 :04.7) Liberty’s #33) J. Catchings hits a three to get it within in one point 52-51. They foul Zumwalt South’s #44) Bekebrede hits one of two free throws and Liberty had a half court prayer to win but it didnt get answered. The final score Zumwalt South 53-51. Liberty Pts: 17/51 FG: 5/11 2pt: 3/6 3pt: 2/5 FT: 5/7 2nd chance pts: 0 Turnovers: 4 Pts off turnovers: 1. Liberty’s #25) Kale Catchings scored eight points in the fourth quarter. Zumwalt South Pts: 9 FG: 1/5 2pt: 1/4 3pt: 0/1 FT: 7/18 2nd chance pts: 0 Turnovers: 4 Pts off turnovers: 2

Game Summary:
Liberty (Wentzville) Pts: 51 FG: 18/50 36% 2pt: 14/31 45% 3pt: 4/19 21% FT: 11/18 61% 2nd chance pts: 8 Turnovers: 10 Pts off turnovers: 9

Fort Zumwalt South: Pts: 53 FG: 20/40 50% 2pt: 18/32 56% 3pt: 2/8 25% FT: 11/25 2nd chance pts: 6 Turnovers: 12 Pts off turnovers: 7

Team Summary:
Liberty and Fort Zumwalt South was tied at the break at 30 a piece. The two best players Liberty’s #25) Kale Catchings scored 14 points and Zumwalt South’s #5) EJ Bellinger scored 13 points in the first half. The third quarter Liberty went one for nine from the field and two for five from the free throw line and was out scored 14-4 in the third and was down 10 at the end of the third quarter. The fourth quarter Liberty pushed the game faster and had to foul later and Zumwalt South went seven for 18 from the line in the fourth to keep Liberty in the game. They never could get even and came up two points short. Jayce Catchings had a tough shooting day but hit a big three with 1.3 seconds left to get it down to one but thats its close as they got.

Fort Zumwalt South and Liberty was tied at the half and South’s #5) EJ Bellinger scored 13 points in the first half and Liberty’s #25) Kale Catchings scored 14 points in the first half. The third quarter South played better defense and finished out the quarter with a 11-0 run to be leading 44-34 after three quarters. The fourth quarter their best player EJ Bellinger fouled out of the game with 4:36 left and the score was South 46-41. Zumwalt South kept Liberty in the game with four turnovers and was seven for 17 from the line after he fouled out. They never gave up the lead and held up for a two point win.

Key Stats:
Liberty (Wentzville):
#25) Kale Catchings G SR 6’7″ Pts: 22 FG: 8/17 2pt: 7/14 3pt: 1/3 FT: 5/8 10 rebounds good game kept them in the game Harvard bound High Basketball IQ
#33) Jayce Catchings G SO 6’2″ Pts: 10 FG: 2/12 2pt: 0/4 3pt: 2/8 FT: 4/6 7 rebounds, 2 assists. He had a real bad shooting day but hit a three with seconds to go to get it to within one point. Good sophomore
#11) Jaylen Sims G SR 6″ Pts: 7 FG: 3/7 2pt: 2/3 3pt: 1/4 FT: 0/2 not a good game for him
#15) Andy Jorris G/F SR 6’1″ Pts: 6 FG: 3/6 2pt: 3/4 3pt: 0/2
#21) Jarrin McKeithen G/F JR 6’1″ Pts: 6 FG: 2/8 2pt: 2/6 3pt: 0/2 FT: 2/2 8 rebounds

Fort Zumwalt South:
#5) EJ Bellinger G JR 6’4″ Pts: 13 FG: 6/13 2pt: 6/10 3pt: 0/3 FT: 1/2 5 rebounds wasin foul trouble in the first half. Fouled out with 4:36 left in the fourth quarter. Player
#2) Jake Patton G JR 6’1″ Pts: 12 FG: 4/5 2pt: 3/4 3pt: 1/1 FT: 3/5 kept them close in the 2nd and 3rd quarter . Great Game
#24) Darious Thomas G SR 6′ Pts: 10 FG: 4/10 2pt: 4/9 3pt: 0/1 FT: 2/8 5 rebounds, 3 steals had a tough time at the free throw line in the fourth quarter
#1) Aubrey Carter G SR 5’7″ Pts: 8 FG: 3/7 2pt: 2/5 3pt: 1/2 FT: 1/2
#4) JJ Schwepker F SO 6’4″ Pts: 6 FG: 2/4 2pt: 2/3 3pt: 0/1 FT: 2/4 6 rebounds, he missed two big free throws and they fouled him again and nailed both of them.

2017-18 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
Boys Class 3 District 4 Championship
Date: Friday, February 23, 2018

TIME: 5:30pm

B/G: Boys

LOCATION: Whitfield HS, Creve Coeur, MO

TOURNEY/SHOOTOUTS: State Tournament Class 3 District 4
ROUND: District Championship

SCORE:                         1   2   3   4   OT   FINAL
Team: Hancock        15 12 12 12             51
Starters: 1, 2*, 20, 23, 24
Team: Whitfield        9 20 15 11             55
Starters: 0, 2, 5, 34, 35

** Freshman * Sophomore
First Quarter Summary:
Hancock started the scoring with #1) William Burton hit one of two free throws Hancock 1-0 7:05). Whitfield’s #2) Amechi Ramsey scores a three point play and Hancock’s #2) Sam Richardson Jr. hits a three (Hancock 4-2 5:04). Whitfield’s #5) Torrence Watson hits a two, Hancock’s #2) Richardson Jr. hit a free throw and Whitfield’s #5) Watson hit two free throws (Whitfield 7-5 2:52). Hancock follows with a 8-0 run with four different players scoring (Hancock 13-7 :52). Hancock finishes the quarter with a 4-2 run with Hancock’s #24) Jamel Warren and Whitfield’s #5) Watson scores a two,and the last score was Hancock’s #20) Messiah Moultriehit a two that makes the score after one quarter Hancock 15-9. Hancock: Pts: 15 FG: 6/17 2pt: 5/12 3pt: 1/5 FT: 2/4 2nd chance pts: 1 Turnovers: 2 Pts off turnovers: 0. Whitfield: Pts: 9 FG: 3/12 2pt: 3/10 3pt: 0/2 FT: 3/3 2nd chance pts: 0 Turnovers: 4 Pts off turnovers: 6

Second Quarter Summary:
Whitfield’s #2) Amechi Ramsey and Hancock’s #2) Sam Richardson Jr exchanged baskets (Hancock 17-11 7:10). Whitfield answers with a 14-1 run that included two threes and a basket from #5) Watson and two baskets from #0) Taylor (Whitfield 25-19 4:11). Hancock’s #24) Jamel Warren hit two free throws, Hancock’s #22) Harold Pickens hit one for two free throws and Whitfield’s #5) Watson hit a two (Whitfield 27-22 2:11). Hancock’s #20) Moultrie and #24) Warren both hit baskets (Whitfield 27-26 1:09). Whitfield’s #23) Dimitris Margelis hit a two and Hancock’s #20) Moultrie added a free throw to make the score at the break Whitfield 29-27. Hancock: Pts: 12/27 FG: 3/7 2pt: 3/6 3pt: 0/1 FT: 6/11 2nd chance pts: 0 Turnovers: 5 Pts off turnovers: 4. Whitfield: Pts: 20/29 FG: 9/17 2pt: 7/11 3pt: 2/6 FT: 0/1 2nd chance pts: 2 Turnovers: 1 Pts off turnovers: 0 Whitfield’s #5) Torrence Watson scored nine points in the second quarter.

Third Quarter Summary:
Hancock’s #2) Sam Richardson Jr. started the scoring in the second half with a basket, Whitfield’s #0) Taylor hits a free throw, Whitfield’s #5) Watson hit a two and Hancock’s #2) Richardson Jr hit another two (Whitfield 32-31 1:25). Whitfield follows with a 6-0 run that included a basket by #0) Taylor, three by #2) Ramsey and a free throw by #5) Watson (Whitfield 38-31 4:51). Hancock answers with a 6-0 run with a three point play by #24) Warren and a three by #22) Pickens (Whitfield 38-37 3:20). Whitfield finished the third quarter with a 6-2 run that included four free throws by Whitfield’s #5) Watson and a two by #0) Taylor and Hancock’s #20) Messiah Moultrie hit a two to make the score after three quarters Whitfield 44-39. Hancock: Pts: 12/39 FG: 5/17 2pt: 4/11 3pt: 1/6 FT: 1/1 2nd chance pts: 5 Turnovers: 3 Pts off turnovers: 3. Whitfield: Pts: 15/44 FG: 4/14 2pt: 3/9 3pt: 1/5 FT: 6/8 2nd chance pts: 5 Turnovers: 2 Pts of turnovers: 0. #5) Torrence Watson scored seven points in the third quarter.

Fourth Quarter Summary:
Hancock’s #24) Warren and Whitfield’s #5) Watson exchanged baskets (Whitfield 46-41 6:20). Whitfield’s #0) Taylor hit a free throw, Hancock’s #24) Warren hit a two free throws and Whitfield’s #5) Watson hit a two (Whitfield 49-43 4:52). Hancock’s #20) Molutrie scored the next four points that included a two and two free throws and Whitfield’s #5) Watson hit the next four points all free throws (Whitfield 53-47 :49). Hancock’s #20) Moultrie and #24) Warren both hit twos (Whitfield 53-51 :14). Whitfield’s #5) Watson hit two free throws to make the final score Whitfield 55-51. Hancock: Pts: 12/51 FG: 12 FG: 4/10 2pt: 4/7 3pt: 0/3 FT: 4/4 2nd chance pts: 4 Turnovers: 2 Pts off turnovers: 2 Hancock’s #20) Messiah Moultrie and #24) Jamel Warren scored six points a piece in the fourth quarter. Whitfield Pts: 11/55 FG: 2/8 2pt: 2/6 3pt: 0/2 FT: 7/8. Whitfield’s #5) Torrence Watson scored 10 points in the fourth quarter.

Game Summary:
Hancock: Pts: 51 FG: 18/51 35% 2pt: 16/36 44% 3pt: 2/15 13% FT: 13/20 65% 2nd chance pts: 10 Turnovers: 12 Pts off turnovers: 9

Whitfield: Pts: 55 FG: 18/51 35% 2pt: 15/36 42% 3pt: 3/15 20% FT: 16/20 80% 2nd chance points: 10 Turnovers: 10 Pts off turnovers: 10

Team Summary:
Hancock started fast and got some help from Whitfield with three starters committed two fouls a piece in the first quarter but was winning 15-9 after one quarter and was a lot more athletic that Whitfield thought. The second quarter they committed five turnovers tat four points were scored off of them. Whitfield took ten more shots than them and outscored them 20-12 and Hancock was losing by two at the half 29-27. The third quarter they lost three more points but stayed close and wouldn’t go away . The fourth quarter they had to foul and stayed close but Whitfield hit the free throws seven from eight at the free throw line. They got within two points a few times but couldn’t get even with them. They didn’t have an answer for Watson but did a lot better than the 29 point drubbing in last year’s district championship.

Whitfield in the first quarter had three starters with two fouls and was down 15-9 after one quarter. The second quarter #5) Torrence Watson got more involved with the offense and scored 10 points in the second quarter. The turnovers in the second quarter they had one to Hancock’s five.The score at the half Whitfield 29-27. The third quarter #5) Watson went to the basket and was fouled and hit five for six from the line and scored a basket and added three points to their lead. Whitfield led 44-39 after three quarters. The fourth quarter Hancock sttod tough but Whitfield’s #5) Torrence Watson hit seven of eight free throws to keep Hancock from ever tying the game in the fourth quarter and the final score Whitfield 55-51. Whitfield going to the sectional for the third year.

Key Stats:
Hancock:
#20) Messiah Moultrie C JR 6’3″ Pts: 15 FG: 6/12 2pt: 6/12 FT: 3/6 Great blocks on Watson
#24) Jamel Warren F SR 6’4″ Pts: 15 FG: 5/13 2pt: 5/10 3pt: 0/3 FT: 5/5 Athlete
#2) Sam Richardson Jr F SO 6’4″ Pts: 14 FG: 5/10 2pt: 4/8 3pt: 1/2 FT: 1/2 Sophomore

Whitfield:
#5) Torrence Watson G SR 6’4″ Pts: 33 FG: 9/22 2pt: 7/17 3pt: 2/5 FT: 13/14 good game and scored 33 out of 55 total points
#0) Luther Taylor F JR 6’4″ Pts: 10 FG: 4/9 2pt: 4/9 FT: 2/4 Athlete foul trouble early
#2) Amechi Ramsey G SR 5’9″ Pts: 8 FG: 3/7 2pt: 2/6 3pt: 1/1 FT: 1/1 Foul trouble early

2017-18 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
Boys Class 3 District 6 Semifinals
Date: Wednesday, February 21, 2018

TIME: 7:00pm

B/G: Boys

LOCATION: Duchesne HS, St. Charles, MO

TOURNEY/SHOOTOUTS: State Tourney Class 3 District 6
ROUND: District Semifinals

SCORE:                                             1   2   3   4   OT   OT   FINAL
Team: Duchesne                          17 10  9   6     5      4        51
Starters: 5, 12, 23, 25, 33
Team: Northwest Academy      11 11 16 4     5     13        60
Starters: 1, 4, 5, 11, 14

** Freshman * Sophomore
First Quarter Summary:
The two teams exchanged two baskets a piece by four different players (Tied at 4 6:27). Duchesne followed with a 6-0 run with three different players scoring (Duchesne 10-4 4:36). Northwest answers with a 5-1 run that included two baskets by #14) Darrien Carver (Duchesne 11-9 2:39). Duchesne finished the quarter with a 6-2 run that included a three by #25) Adam Moore and a basket and a free throw by #23) Mitch Fairless to make the score after one quarter Duchesne 17-11. Duchesne Pts: 17 FG: 7/14 2pt: 6/12 3pt: 1/2 FT: 2/4 2nd chance pts: 3 Turnovers: 2 Pts off turnovers: 2. Northwest Pts: 11 FG: 5/13 2pt: 5/8 3pt: 0/5 FT: 1/2 2nd chance pts: 2 Turnovers: 4 Pts off turnovers: 2

Second Quarter Summary:
Northwest starts the second quarter with a 7-2 run that included a three and a basket by Northwest’s #5) Willshon Warren (Duchesne 19-18 5:13). Duchesne answers with a 6-0 run that included two baskets by #23) Fairless (Duchesne 25-18 3:10). Northwest’s #1) Rayonte Childs hits a two, Duchesne’s #25) Moore hits a two and Northwest’s #5) Warren scored on a put back basket to make the score at the half Duchesne 27-22. Duchesne Pts: 10/27 FG: 5/9 2pt: 5/8 3pt: 0/1 FT: 0/1 2nd chance pts: none Turnovers: 2 Pts off turnovers: 2. Northwest Pts: 11/22 FG: 4/10 2pt: 3/3 3pt: 1/7 FT: 2/2 2nd chance pts: none Turnovers: 1 Pts off turnovers: 2 Northwest’s #5) Willshon Warren scored seven points in the second quarter.

Third Quarter Summary:
Northwest’s #5) Warren hits a three off a Duchesne turnover (Duchesne 27-25 7:19). Both teams turned the ball over and thens Duchesne’s #23) Fairless hits a two (Duchesne 29-25 6:28). No one scored till 4:55 left and it was Northwest’s #4) J. Williams and #1) Childs scored with 3:15 left and the score was tied at 31. Duchesne’s #23) Fairless hits a two and Northwest follows with a 7-0 run that included two baskets by #4) Williams and a three by #1) Childs (Northwest 38-34 :12.0). Duchesne’s #25) Adam Moore hits a two at the buzzer to make the score after three quarters Northwest 38-36. Duchesne Pts: 9/36 FG: 4/8 2pt: 4/7 3pt: 0/1 FT: 1/2 2nd chance pts: 2 Turnovers: 4 Pts off turnovers: 5. Northwest Pts: 16/38 FG: 7/12 2pt: 5/8 3pt: 2/4 FT: none 2nd chance pts: 4 Turnovers: 3 Pts off turnovers: 2. Northwest’s #4) Jamar Williams scored eight points in the third quarter.

Fourth Quarter Summary:
Northwest slowed the game down. Northwest scored first in the fourth with a #1) Childs went one for two free throws with 3:52 left in the fourth quarter. Duchesne first scored with 3:33 left with a #23) Fairless (Northwest 39-38 3:33). Duchesne retakes the lead with a #5) Ben Norwine wide open three (Duchesne 41-39 2:11). Northwest’s #4) Jamar Williams answers with a three point play (Northwest 42-41 1:39). Duchesne’s #23) Fairless hits one of two free throws to tie the score at 42 with :15.9 seconds left. Northwest had four shots to win the game but missed and at the end of regulation tied at 42. Duchesne: Pts: 6/42 FG: 2/6 2pt: 1/3 3pt: 1/3 FT: 1/2 2nd chance pts: 1 Turnovers: 1 Pts off turnovers: 0. Northwest Pts: 4/42 FG: 1/9 2pt: 1/7 3pt: 0/2 FT: 2/3 2nd chance pts: 3 Turnovers: 1 Pts off turnovers: 0. Both teams slowed it down only 10 total points.

1st Overtime:
The two teams exchanged turnovers to start the overtime. Duchesne’s #25) Moore and Northwest’s #20) Antione Redmond exchanged baskets (Tied at 44 2:30). Duchesne’s #5) Norwine and Northwest’s #4) J. Williams hit one of two free throws (Tied at 45 1:31). Duchesne’s #12) Cooper Tune hit two free throws and Northwest’s #14) Darrien Carver hits a two with 17.8 seconds left and it was tied at 47 after one overtime. Duchesne: Pts: 5/47 FG: 1/2 2pt: 1/2 3pt: none FT: 3/4 2nd chance points: 0 Turnovers: 1 Pts off turnovers: 0 Northwest: Pts: 5/47 FG: 2/5 2pt: 2/4 3pt: 0/1 FT: 1/2 2nd chance pts: 3 Turnovers: 1 Pts: off turnovers:2

2nd Overtime:
Northwest’s #20) Redmond scored the first four points of the overtime (Northwest 51-47 3:11). Duchesne’s #33) Luke Loewenstein hits a two and Northwest’s #14) Carver hit two free throws (Northwest 53-49 2:40). Duchesne’s #25) Adam Moore and Northwest’s #5) Willshon Warren exchanged baskets (Northwest 55-51 1:13). Duchesne’s #33) Loewenstein misses a three and they get the rebound but turn it over. Northwest’s #5) Warren hits a two (Northwest 57-51 :49). Duchesne gets two chances but misses and has to foul and Northwest’s #14) Carver hits two free throws (Northwest 59-51 :28.9). Duchesne misses a three and Northwest’s #14) Carver gets fouled and goes one for two to make the score Northwest 60-51 and that was the final. Duchesne: Pts: 4/51 FG: 2/9 2pt: 2/4 3pt: 0/5 FT: none 2nd chance pts: none Turnovers: 1 Pts off turnovers: 2. Northwest Pts: 13/60 FG: 3/3 2pt: 3/3 3pt: none FT: 7/8 2nd chance pts: none Turnovers: 1 Pts off turnovers: 2

Game Summary:
Duchesne Pts: 51 FG: 21/48 44% 2pt: 19/36 53% 3pt: 2/12 17% FT: 7/13 54% 2nd chance pts: 6 Turnovers: 11 Pts off turnovers: 11

Northwest Academy Pts: 60 FG: 22/52 42% 2pt: 19/33 58% 3pt: 3/19 16% FT: 13/17 76% 2nd chance pts: 12 Turnovers: 11 Pts off turnovers: 12

Team Summary:
Duchesne started off fast and scored a third of their points in the first quarter and was leading 17-11 after one quarter and lost a point in the second quarter an was leading 27-22 at the break. The third quarter they committed four turnovers and five points scored off of them. Northwest hit the boards and inside player #4) Jamar Williams scored eight points in the third quarter and lost the lead and the score was Northwest 38-36 after three quarters. The fourth quarter the game slowed down and outscored Northwest 6-4 in the fourth to make the score tied at 42 at the end of regulation. The first overtime Duchesne scored first three times but Northwest answered everytime and the score was tied at 47 after one overtime. The second overtime #20) Antione Redmond scored the first four points of the overtime and they couldnt get even and they had to foul and Northwest hit seven of eight from the line to make the final score Northwest 60-51

Northwest Academy started off slowly and was down 17-11 after one quarter and gained a point in the second quarter and was down 27-22 at the break. The third quarter they tightened up the defense and hit the boards harder and out scored Duchesne 16-9 and was up two points after three and #4) Jamar Williams scored eight points in the third quarter. The fourth quarter they slowed it down and both teams combined for 10 points with Duchesne scoring six points and at the end of regulation the score was tied at 42. Northwest never led but had an answer everytime Duchesne scored and was tied at 47 after one overtime. The second overtime they scored the first four points in the overtime and Duchesne could never get even and they had to foul and Northwest went for 7 for 8 from the line and won the game 60-51. They have a solid five.

Key Stats:
Duchesne:
#23) Mitch Fairless F SR 6’4″ Pts: 16 FG: 7/9 2pt: 7/9 3pt: none FT: 2/4 3 steals Great career and scored a lot of points very quietly
#25) Adam Moore F SR 6’6″ Pts: 12 FG: 5/14 2pt: 4/10 3pt: 1/4 FT: 1/2 8 rebounds not a good shooting day for him. High Basketball IQ Great career at Duchesne
#33) Luke Loewenstein C SR 6’5″ Pts: 11 FG: 5/11 2pt: 5/8 3pt: 0/3 FT: 1/2 4 rebounds Good Game
#5) Ben Norwine G SR 5’8″ Pts: 8 FG: 3/7 2pt: 2/5 3pt: 1/2 FT: 1/3 5 assists, 2 steals
#12) Cooper Tune G SR 6’1″ Pts: 4 FG: 1/5 2pt: 1/3 3pt: 0/2 FT: 2/2

Northwest Academy:
#4) Jamar Williams F SR 6’7″ Pts: 17 FG: 7/11 2pt: 7/11 3pt: none FT: 3/5 7 rebounds, 3 blocks Great 2nd half and overtimes
#5) Willshon Williams G SR 6’3″ Pts: 14 FG: 6/16 2pt: 4/6 3pt: 2/10 FT: none plays hard nosed defense
#14) Darrien Carver G SR 6’2″ Pts: 13 FG: 4/10 2pt: 4/6 3pt: 0/4 FT: 5/6 hit 5/6 free throws in the second overtime
#1) Rayonte Childs G SR 5’9″ Pts: 10 FG: 3/11 2pt: 2/7 3pt: 1/4 FT: 3/4 fouled out mid 4th quarter
#20) Antione Redmond F SR 6′ Pts: 6 FG: 2/4 2pt: 2/3 3pt: 0/1 FT: 2/2 4 rebounds 4 steals had a good 2nd overtime

2017-18 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
Senior Night
Date: Friday, February 16, 2018

TIME: 8:00pm

B/G: Boys

LOCATION: St. Mary’s HS, St. Louis, MO

SCORE:                                1   2   3   4   OT   FINAL
Team: Cardinal Ritter   11 12 15 24             62
Starters: 1, 2**, 11, 23, 32
Team: St. Mary’s             16 17 26 19             78
Starters: 4, 5, 21, 22, 44

** Freshman * Sophomore
First Quarter Summary:
Ritter started the game with a 5-0 run that included a three by #1) Jared Phillips and a basket by #23) Ronald Welch (Ritter 5-0 6:07). St. Mary’s answered with a 10-0 run that included two baskets by #44) Yahuza Rasas , three points by #24) Dominic Mitchell and a three pointer by #22) Antonio Burks (St. Mary’s 10-5 3:31). The next six baskets they exchanged three a piece by six different players to make the score after one quarter St. Mary’s 16-11. Ritter Pts: 11 FG: 5/17 2pt: 4/12 3pt: 1/5 FT: none 2nd chance pts: 2 Turnovers: 4 Pts off turnovers: 6. St. Mary’s Pts: 16 FG: 7/15 2pt: 6/10 3pt: 1/5 FT: 1/4 2nd chance pts: 7 Turnovers: 4 Pts off turnovers: 4

Second Quarter Summary:
St. Mary’s started the second quarter with a 10-2 run that included three turnovers and four points scored off of them. #21) Donavanne Austin scored four points (St. Mary’s 26-13 3:42). Ritter answered with a 5-0 run (St. Mary’s 26-18 2:33). St. Mary’s follows with a 5-0 run that included a three by #2) Lavell Harris and a two by #44) Rasas (St. Mary’s 31-18 :57.8). Ritter’s #32) Breon Mosby scored a three point play, St. Mary’s #44) Rasas hit a bucket and Ritter’s #32) Mosby finished the quarter with a basket to make the score at the half St. Mary’s 33-23. Ritter Pts: 12/23 FG: 5/9 2pt: 5/8 3pt: 0/1 FT: 2/4 2nd chance points: none Turnovers: 6 Pts off turnovers 9 St. Mary’s Pts: 17/33 FG: 8/12 2pt: 7/10 3pt: 1/2 FT: none 2nd chance pts: 2 Turnovers: 4 Pts off turnovers: 5.

Third Quarter Summary:
St. Mary’s #22) Burks hits a basket off a Ritter turnover. Ritter’s #32) Mosby hits a two. St. Mary’s #44) Rasas and Ritter’s #2) Mario Fleming exchanged baskets (St. Mary’s 37-27 5:56). St. Mary’s went on a 8-0 run that included a three point play by #44) Rasas , #1) Yuri Collins hit a two and #24) Mitchell hit a three off a Ritter turnovers (St. Mary’s 45-27 4:30). Ritter answers with a 9-2 run that included two baskets by #11) Malek Davis, basket by #12) Tarell Morris and St. Mary’s #44) Rasas hits a bucket (St. Mary’s 47-36 2:49). St. Mary’s finished the quarter with a 10-2 run that included four Ritter turnovers and eight points scored off turnovers. St. Mary’s #24) Mitchell and #11) Jones scored four points apiece and #44) Rasas scored two to make the score at the end of the third quarter St. Mary’s 59-38. Ritter Pts: 15/38 FG: 7/14 2pt: 6/12 3pt: 1/2 FT: None 2nd chance pts: 2 Turnovers: 7 Pts off turnovers: 15. St. Mary’s Pts: 26/59 FG: 11/15 2pt: 10/13 3pt: 1/2 FT: 3/3 2nd chance pts: 8 Turnovers: 4 Pts off turnovers: 4. #44) Yahuza Rasas scored nine and #24) Dominic Mitchell scored seven points in the third quarter.

Fourth Quarter Summary:
Ritter started the fourth quarter with a 6-3 run that included Ritter’s #1) Phillips hits a basket , St. Mary’s #21) Donavanne Austin scored on a three point play, Ritter’s #1) Phillips and #32) Mosby both scored baskets (St. Mary’s 62-44 6:45). The two teams exchanged one free throw a piece and Ritter’s #22) Resean Pate and St. Mary’s #44) Rasas exchanged baskets (St. Mary’s 67-49 5:18). St. Mary’s #2) Harris scored the next two baskets (St. Mary’s 71-49 3:43). The two teams exchanged two baskets a piece included two baskets by Ritter’s #2) Fleming and St. Mary’s #22) Burks and #4) Gus Dattoli each scored a basket (St. Mary’s 75-53 1:57). Ritter’s #4) Caleb Wilkerson and St. Mary’s #23) Donavan Parker exchanged threes (St. Mary’s 78-56 1:15). Ritter finished the game with a 6-0 run that included a three by #24) Raphael Catchings and a basket and a free throw by #33) Gary Clark to make the final score St. Mary’s 78-62. Ritter Pts: 24/62 FG: 10/15 2pt: 8/11 3pt: 2/4 FT: 2/5 2nd chance pts: 2 Turnovers: 2 Pts off turnovers: 4 St. Mary’s Pts: 19/78 FG: 8/16 2pt: 7/12 3pt: 1/4 FT: 2/3 2nd chance pts: 2 Turnovers: 4 Pts off turnovers: 5

Game Summary:
Cardinal Ritter: Pts: 62 FG: 27/55 49% 2pt: 23/43 53% 3pt: 4/12 33% FT: 4/8 50% 2nd chance pts: 6 Turnovers: 19 Pts off turnovers: 34

St. Mary’s Pts: 78 FG: 34/58 59% 2pt: 30/45 67% 3pt: 4/13 31% FT: 6/10 60% 2nd chance pts: 20 Turnovers: 16 Pts off turnovers: 18

Team Summary:
Cardinal Ritter led 5-2 with 5:42 left in the first quarter and didn’t lead again. They committed 10 turnovers and 15 points off the turnovers in the first half. St. Mary’s defense turned the screws on defense and forced seven Ritter turnovers and scored 15 points off of them. Ritter was down 21 points after the third quarter. They never got closer than 16 points and that was with :11 left in the game.

St. Mary’s it was senior night. St. Mary’s took the lead 7-5 with 4:37 left in the first quarter and never gave up the lead the rest of game. They dominated the boards and had 20 second chance points to Ritter’s six. They forced 19 turnovers and scored 34 points off of them. #44) Yahuza Rasas scored a game high 21 points and had some nice dunks and had a great game. They passed the ball very well and many baskets were off assists. They look good for a playoff run.

Key Stats:
Cardinal Ritter:
#1) Jared Phillips G SR 5’11” Pts: 14 FG: 6/9 2pt: 5/5 3pt: 1/4 FT: 1/2 Good game athletic
#32) Breon Mosby F SR 6’6″ Pts: 11 FG: 5/9 2pt: 5/9 FT: 1/1 inside athletic
#2) Mario Fleming G FR 6’3″ Pts: 10 FG: 5/9 2pt: 5/9 Freshman going to be a good one
9 players had 4 points or less

St. Mary’s:
#44) Yahuza Rasas F SR 6’7″ Pts: 21 FG: 10/12 2pt: 10/11 3pt: 0/1 FT: 1/1 11 rebounds Great Game one of the better games I’ve seen him play
#24) Dominic Mitchell G SR 6’4″ Pts: 12 FG: 5/8 2pt: 4/5 3pt: 1/3 FT: 1/2 3 assists Good Game
#11) Miles Jones G SR 6’4″ Pts: 9 FG: 3/5 2pt: 3/3 3pt: 0/2 FT: 3/4 Solid Game
#21) Donavanne Austin G SR 6’2″ Pts: 9 FG: 4/9 2pt: 4/7 3pt: 0/2 FT: 1/1 Foul Trouble
#2) Lavelle Harris G Sr 5’10” Pts: 9 FG; 4/8 2pt: 3/6 3pt: 1/2 FT: none 5 steals, 3 assists
#22) Antonio Burks G SR 6’2″ Pts: 7 FG: 3/7 2pt: 2/6 3pt: 1/1 FT: 0/2 4 rebounds 3 assists
#1) Yuri Collins G JR 5’11” Pts: 4 FG: 2/3 2pt: 2/3 Foul Trouble

2017-18 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL

Date: Thursday, February 15, 2018

TIME: 7:00pm

B/G: Boys

LOCATION: Meramec CC, St. Louis, MO
The gym was really hot
SCORE:                                 1   2   3   4   OT   FINAL
Team: Webster Groves  14 19 17 20             70
Starters: 2, 10, 11, 13, 21
Team: Vashon                   14 16 31 14             75
Starters: 1*, 4, 5, 21*, 23

** Freshman * Sophomore
First Quarter Summary:
Webster’s #13) Courtney Ramey and #10) Ray Adams both hit threes (Webster 6-0 6:13). Vashon’s #5) Donyae McCaskill and Webster’s #23) Carte’Are Gordon exchanged baskets (Webster 8-2 5:10). Vashon’s #24) Kobe Clark hit a two and Webster’s #13) Ramey hit two free throws (Webster 10-4 4:21). Vashon’s #23) Cyrus Alexander hits a three and Webster’s #13) Ramey hit two free throws (Webster 12-7 2:47). Vashon finishes the first quarter with a 7-2 run that included two free throws a piece from Vashon’s #21) Cam’Ron Fletcher and #2) Chanze Crusoe and he also added a basket to make the score tied at 14 after one quarter. Webster: Pts: 14 FG: 4/9 2pt: 2/5 3pt: 2/5 FT: 4/6 2nd chance pts: 3 Turnovers: 4 Pts off turnovers: 5. Webster’s #13) Courtney Ramey scored seven points in the first quarter. Vashon: Pts: 14 FG: 4/15 2pt: 3/12 3pt: 1/3 FT: 5/6 2nd chance pts: 8 Turnovers: 3 Pts off turnovers: 8

Second Quarter Summary:
Webster started the second quarter with a 6-0 run that included a three and a free throw by #2) R J Wright (Webster 20-14 5:52). Vashon answered with a 7-0 run that included a basket and a free throw from #4) Mario McKinney and a basket by #24) Kobe Clark (Vashon 21-20 3:48). Webster’s #23) Gordon got his third personal foul with 5:08 left in the first half and he didn’t return to the game. Webster’s #2) RJ Wright and Vashon’s #4) McKinney exchanged baskets (Vashon 23-22 3:09). Webster followed with a 6-1 run included a basket and two free throws from #13) Ramey and two free throws by #2) RJ Wright (Webster 28-24 1:45). Vashon follows with baskets by #4) McKinney and #5) McCaskill (Tied at 28 1:00). Webster’s #11) Amorey Womack hits a three and Vashon’s #4) McKinney hits a two (Webster 31-30 :23). Webster’s #13) Ramey stole the ball and had the best dunk of the year over Vashon’s #4) McKinney. Vashon’s #4) McKinney called for the foul. Webster team storms on the floor to bump Ramey but #23) Gordon runs into McKinney accidently and knocked him down it looked bad. Webster gets two techs and #23) Gordon gets kicked out of the game. Webster leads at the break 33-30. Webster Pts: 19/33 FG: 6/16 2pt: 4/9 3pt: 2/7 FT: 5/8 2nd chance pts: 1 Turnovers: 5 Pts off turnovers: 2. Webster’s #2) RJ Wright scored eight points in the second quarter. Vashon Pts: 16/30 FG: 6/17 2pt: 6/11 3pt: 0/6 FT: 4/11 2nd chance pts: 4 Turnovers: 2 Pts off turnovers: 4

Third Quarter Summary:
The third quarter started with a free throw for Webster’s #13) Ramey and he hit it. Vashon’s #1) Phillip Russell hits all four free throws for the two techs to tie the score at 34-34 with no clock time off the clock. Vashon goes on a 15-0 run with a basket by #23) Cyrus Alexander, Webster’s #13) Ramey gets a tech for trash talking and #1) Russell hit both free throws, #4) McKinney scores the next six points with a three, two, and a free throw, #24) Clark hits a three and two free throws by #23) Alexander (Vashon 49-34 5:46). There were five straight Webster turnovers during the run. Webster’s #13) Ramey hits two free throws and Vashon’s #5) McCaskill hits a two and Webster’s #13) Ramey scored a three point play (Vashon 51-39 4:51). Vashon’s #4) McKinney hits a two and Webster’s #13) Ramey hits two free throws and #2) RJ Wright hits a two (Vashon 53-43 2:56). Vashon’s #23) Cyrus Alexander hits a three and Webster’s #31) Malachy Simpson scores the next five points including a three point play (Vashon 56-48 1:55). Vashon’s #5) McCaskill hits a two and Webster’s #13) Ramey hits two free throws to make the score after three quarters Vashon 61-50. Webster Pts: 17/51 FG: 4/9 2pt: 4/8 3pt: 0/1 FT: 9/9 2nd chance pts: 7 Turnovers: 7 Pts off turnovers: 12. Webster’s #13) Ramey scored 10 points in the third quarter. Vashon Pts: 31/61 FG: 9/14 2pt: 5/8 3pt: 4/6 FT: 9/10 2nd chance pts: 4 Turnovers: 4 Pts off turnovers: 2. Vashon’s #1) Phillip Russell scored nine points and #4) Mario McKinney scored seven points in the third quarter.

Fourth Quarter Summary:
Webster started the fourth quarter with a 7-2 run that included Webster’s #2) RJ Wright scored two baskets and a free throw and #13) Ramey hit two free throws and there was three Vashon turnovers (Vashon 63-57 5:56). Vashon’s #21) Fletcher hit a three and Webster’s #11) Womack hits a two (Vashon 66-59 5:08). Vashon’s #5) McCaskill hits a two and Webster’s #13) Ramey scores the next five point including a three (Vashon 68-64 3:23). The two teams exchnged four points a piece including Vashon’s #5) McCaskill scored two baskets and Webster’s #13) Ramey hit two free throws and #2) RJ Wright hit a basket (Vashon 72-68 1:31). Vashon’s #21) Fletcher hits a free throw and Webster’s #21) Stevie Wright hits a two and Vashon’s #4) McKinney finishes the game with a two to make the final score Vashon 75-70. Webster Pts: 20/70 FG: 6/16 2pt: 5/7 3pt: 1/9 FT: 7/8 2nd chance pts: 9 Turnovers: None. Webster’s #13) Courtney Ramey scores nine points and #2) RJ Wright scores seven points in the fourth quarter. Vashon Pts: 14/75 FG: 6/9 2pt: 5/6 3pt: 1/3 FT: 1/5 2nd chance pts: 3 Turnovers: 5 Pts off turnovers: 10

Game Summary:
Webster Groves: Pts: 70 FG: 20/50 40% 2pt: 15/29 52% 3pt: 5/21 24% FT: 25/31 81% 2nd chance pts: 20 Turnovers: 16 Pts off turnovers: 19

Vashon: Pts: 75 FG: 25/55 45% 2pt: 19/37 51% 3pt: 6/18 33% FT: 19/32 59% 2nd chance pts: 17 Turnovers: 14 Pts off Turnovers: 16

Team Summary:
Webster Groves was given three techs and Vashon was give one tech and Vashon scored seven points off the techs and Webster Groves scored two for a five point difference. #23) Carte’Are Gordon got his third foul with 5:08 left in the second quarter and didn’t return to the game because he was DQ’d at halftime. The third quarter started with a Vashon 19-1 run and Webster Groves couldn’t not recover but did get the lead down to four a couple times. Third quarter they committed seven turnovers and Vashon scored 12 points off the turnovers. Webster Groves’ #13) Ramey was a warrior tonight and had the best high school dunk of the year and just came up a little short. #2) RJ Wright had a good game also.

Vashon started off slow but out scored Webster 7-2 in the last 1:48 to make the score tied at 14 after one quarter. It was a pretty good close second quarter and Webster got two techs and Webster’s #23) Gordon was DQ’d at halftime. They started the second half with a 19-1 run tht was helped by Webster’s five turnovers during the run and was leading 49-34 with 5:46 left in the third quarter and they ended up with 31 points in the third quarter to be leading 61-50 after three quarters. Webster Groves got the big lead down to four points 68-64 with 3:23 left. It was down to three 73-70 with :45 left in the game. Webster had a chance to tie but they missed and McKinney hit a two to make the final score Vashon 75-70.

Key Stats:
Webster Groves:
#13) Courtney Ramey G SR 6’4″ 32 pts FG: 5/17 2pt: 3/12 3pt: 2/5 FT: 20/24 7 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals. He was a warrior tonight . PLAYER
#2) RJ Wright G SR 6’2″ 17 pts FG: 6/11 2pt: 5/7 3pt: 1/4 FT: 4/6 4 rebounds Good Game
#31) Malachy Simpson C JR 6’6″ 5 pts FG: 2/2 FT: 1/1 4 rebounds had some big minutes
#11) Amorey Womack G JR 6’2″ 7 pts FG: 3/7 2pt: 2/3 3pt: 1/4 5 rebounds ok game

Vashon:
#4) Mario McKinney G JR 6’2″ 17 pts FG: 7/19 2pt: 6/14 3pt: 1/5 FT: 2/7 5 rebounds, 4 assists, 3 steals 2 nice dunks good defense, great game
#5) Donyae McCaskill G JR 6’2″ 15 pts FG: 7/10 2pt: 7/10 FT: 1/3 Good Game
#1) Phillip Russell G SO 5’10” 12 pts: FG: 1/3 FT: 9/10 hit a big three and did a good job from the line sophomore
#24) Kobe Clark F SO 6’6″ 10 pts FG: 4/8 2pt: 2/4 3pt: 2/4
#23) Cyrus Alexander F JR 6’5″ 9 pts FG: 3/4 2pt: 2/3 3pt: 1/1 FT: 2/4 6 rebounds, 2 steals Good game

2017-18 Stlprepsports.com Basketball Rankings VII
Date: 02/15/18

Large Schools: 
1.(3) Hazelwood Central (21-2) lost to a very good Rock Bridge team on 2/9. The other loss was to Chicago Orr. They beat #5 LS) Francis Howell, #7 LS) Liberty, #2 SS) St. Mary’s, #5 SS) Jennings, #9) Hazelwood East. They are very tough.
2. (2) Belleville West (22-2) losses were to #4) Chaminade and to an out of town team. They beat Webster Groves without Gordon. They beat a good Champaign Central twice, and has beaten the Southwestern Conference 12-0 the toughest conference in the Metro area. They are the only Metro team to beat #4 SS) Confluence
3. (4) Webster Groves (14-7) they have only two losses when Gordon and Ramey play and they are to national power houses Oak Hill and Brentwood (Tenn). Gordon is back from suspension. They have a tough schedule ahead.
4. (1) Chaminade 18-4 lost by 42 points to #2 SS) St. Mary’s since the last ranking. They have good wins Whitney Young, #2 LS) Belleville West, #2 SS) St. Mary’s, Morgan Park (Chicago), #1 SS) Vashon. They live and die by the three pointer and good defense. They have a bad loss to Vianney
5. (5) Francis Howell (21-3) on a 16 game winning streak after to losing to a hot (#7 SS) Trinity team in the MICDS Holiday Tourney.They have a solid five of six. They will have a lot of wins.
6. (7) Parkway Central (19-4) in the last 13 games 12-1 and their one loss was to Liberty (1-2).They should win till the playoffs. They have a must see in DeAndre Campbell. They have something to play for their coach is retiring.
7. (10) Liberty (18-6) they beat a very good Fort Zumwalt South on 2/7. They have losses to #6 LS) Parkway Central 2-1, #1 LS) Hazelwood Central, #7 SS) Trinity, Fort Zumwalt West twice. They have a must see in Catchings brothers.
8.) (6) Fort Zumwalt South (19-3) loss to #7 LS) Liberty on 2/7 but has a chance to get revenge on 2/20 at South. The other two losses were to Fort Zumwalt West and Springfield Glendale.
9.) (8) Hazelwood East (15-5) they have losses to (#7 SS) Trinity, Lincoln IL, (#1 LS) Hazelwood Central, Belleville East and Mc Cluer North and (#5 SS) Jennings . I would say none of them real bad losses. They have beaten Pattonville twice and (#8 SS)Cardinal Ritter.
10. (NR) Edwardsville (14-8) they have losses to #3 LS) Belleville West 2x, #11 SS) Centralia Il, East St. Louis 2-1, Rockhurst, Quincy, Decatur MacArthur, Alton . Beat Collinsville twice. They have had a tough schedule.

Honorable Mention: 11.) Alton (14-8), 12.) Ladue (16-8), 13.) Collinsville (15-11), 14.) CBC (8-13) 15.) East St. Louis (10-10)

Small Schools: 
1. (1) Vashon (17-4) losses to #1 LS) Chaminade, Jonesboro Ark, Chicago Orr and a nationally ranked team from Maryland all really great teams.They have a must see in Mario McKinney. Always tough no different this year. Tough Schedule ahead
2. (2) St. Mary’s (22-3) losses were to LS#3) Hazelwood Central, Duchesne and #1 LS) Chaminade. They got revenge from Chaminade and beat them by 42 points and also beat Duchesne in overtime.
3. (3) Confluence (21-4) are on a 11 game winning streak and their losses were to #4 LS) Belleville West and out of town team that beat Belleville West and another out of town team. They are a must see with two top 10 scorers in the area Brandon Fredrick and Leon Perry
4. (4) Alton Marquette (27-0) their loses were to no one and probably not getting enough credit for being the only undefeated team in the area.
5. (5) Jennings (21-3) lost to Decatur MacArthur in the Bank of O’Fallon Shootout in double overtime. Their other losses to Whitfield and Hazelwood Central.
6. (6) Northwest Academy (17-6) defending state champs have losses to #2 SS) St. Mary’s ,#4 LS) Webster Groves and to four out of Metro teams.
7. (7) Trinity (18-3) lost to Duchesne, (#5 SS) Jennings and SLUH. They beat (#8 SS) Cardinal Ritter 2X, (#10 LS) Liberty, (#5 LS) Francis Howell, (#8 LS) Hazelwood East. They have had a great year so far.
8. (8) Cardinal Ritter (17-8) losses to(#5 SS) Jennings,)(#6 SS) Trinity 2x, (#1 SS) Vashon, (#8 LS) Hazelwood East, and three out of town teams including a good Bloomington team. They have a tough schedule.
9. (9) Whitfield (17-7) they have losses against a very good Sikeston team at Columbia and a loss to an up and coming Pattonville team, (#5 LS) Francis Howell, (#10 LS) Liberty,(#1 LS) Hazelwood Central ans a Chicago team. They have a bad loss to Westminster and came back and won against a good Ladue team. They have a must see in Mizzou recruit Torrence Watson.
10. (10) Duchesne (16-8) losses were to St. Dominic, St. Charles, (#9 SS) Whitfield, (#5 SS) Jennings twice, (#7 SS) Trinity 1-1, very good Pinckneyville now the wins (#2 SS) St. Mary’s (1-1) , (#9 LS) Ladue, (#7 LS) Parkway Central.

Honorable Mention: 11. Centralia (20-4) 12.Pacific (18-4) 13. Wesclin (22-4) 14. Nashville (20-7) 15. St. Charles (17-7)

2017-18 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
Senior Night
Date: Tuesday, February 13, 2018

TIME: 7:30pm

B/G: Boys

LOCATION: Marquette HS, Alton, IL

SCORE:                                    1   2   3   4   OT   FINAL
Team: Breese Central         0 14   5 15              34
Starters: 13, 23, 30, 40, 55
Team: Alton Marquette   17  5  14 14             50
Starters: 2, 3, 23, 24, 25

** Freshman * Sophomore
First Quarter Summary:
Alton Marquette is the only team that scored in the first quarter. Marquette’s #25) Jake Hall hits a two (6:05 2-0), #3) Sammy Green hits a three (4:41 5-0), #20) Isaiah Ervin hits a two (3:24 7-0), #25) Hall hits a two (2:55 9-0), #3) Green hits a two (2:14 11-0), #20) Ervin hits a two (1:42 13-0), #25) Hall hits two baskets (:31, :00 17-0). The score after one quarter Marquette 17-0. B. Central Pts: 0 FG: 0/10 2pt: 0/3 3pt: 0/7 FT: none 2nd chance pts: 0 Turnovers: 4 Pts off turnovers: 4. Marquette Pts: 17 FG: 8/11 2pt: 7/8 3pt: 1/3 FT: none 2nd chance pts: 3 Turnovers: 1 Pts off turnovers: 0. Marquette’s #25) Jake Hall scored eight points in the first quarter.

Second Quarter Summary:
Marquette hits a free throw. B. Central gets their first points of the game with 7:03 left in the second quarter it was a two by #30) Simon Thomas (Marquette 18-2 7:03). Marquette’s #25) Hall hits a two and B. Central answers with a 5-0 including a three by #55) Tyler Joest (Marquette 20-7 4:53). There were no points scored between 4:53 and 2:36 left in the first half when Marquette’s #25) Hall hits a basket . B. Central finishes the first half with a 7-0 run that included a three by #3) Emit Jansen and a basket by #30) Thomas and two free throws by #40) Max Kampworth to make the score at halftime Marquette 22-14. B. Central Pts: 14/14 FG: 5/8 2pt: 3/4 3pt: 2/4 2nd chance pts: 5 Turnovers: 2 Pts off turnovers: 1. Marquette Pts: 5/22 FG: 2/8 2pt: 2/6 3pt: 0/2 FT: 1/2 2nd chance pts: 0 Turnovers: 1 Pts off turnovers: 2

Third Quarter Summary:
B. Central’s #55) Joest hits a two . Marquette answers with a 8-0 run that included two baskets a piece from #24) Nick Hemann and #20) Ervin (Marquette 30-16 4:28). B. Central’s #30) Thomas scores a two and B. Central first scoring since 7:42 left (Marquette 30-18 4:04). Marquette finished the quarter with a 6-1 run that included baskets by #24) Hemann and #25) Hall to make the score after three quarters Marquette 36-19. B. Central Pts: 5/19 FG: 2/10 2pt: 2/8 3pt: 0/2 FT: 1/3 2nd chance points: 1 Turnovers: 4 Pts off turnovers: 4. Marquette Pts: 14/36 FG: 6/10 2pt: 6/8 3pt: 0/2 FT: 2/2 2nd chance pts: 0 Turnovers: 1 Pts off turnovers: 2

Fourth Quarter Summary:
B. Central’s #30) Thomas hits four free throws (Marquette 36-23 5:52). Marquette’s #20) Ervin hits two and B. Central’s #30) Thomas hits a two and a free throw (Marquette 38-26 4:03). Marquette’s #24) Hemann and B. Central’s #30) Thomas exchanged two free throws a piece (Marquette 40-28 2:44). Marquette’s #24) Hemann hit a basket (Marquette 42-28 2:22). B. Central’s #30) Thomas and Marquette’s #20) Ervin hit two free throws a piece. B. Central’s #11) Jackson Haag and Marquette’s #3) Green hit two free throws a piece and Marquette’s #23) Reagan Snider hit a free throw (Marquette 47-32 1:03). B. Central’s #55) Joest and Marquette’s #24) Hemann and to finish the game Marquette’s #24) Hemann hits a free throw to make the final score Marquette 50-34. B. Central Pts: 15/34 FG: 2/10 2pt: 2/5 3pt: 0/5 FT: 11/12 2nd chance pts: 4 Turnovers: 1 Pts off turnovers: 1. B. Central’s #30) Simon Thomas scored nine points in the fourth quarter. Marquette Pts: 14/50 FG: 3/6 2pt: 3/6 3pt: none FT: 8/10 2nd chance pts: 2 Turnovers: 1 Pts off Turnovers: 2. Marquette’s #24) Nick Hemann scored seven points in the fourth quarter.

Game Summary:
Breese Central: Pts: 34 FG: 9/38 24% 2pt: 7/20 35% 3pt: 2/18 11% FT: 14/19 74% 2nd chance pts: 10 Turnovers: 11 Pts off turnovers: 10

Alton Marquette: Pts: 50 FG: 19/35 54% 2pt: 18/28 64% 3pt: 1/7 14% FT: 11/14 79% 2nd chance pts: 5 Turnovers: 5 Pts off turnovers: 6

Team Summary:
Breese Central didn’t score in the first quarter because of the great defense of Marquette and was 0 for 10 from the field but was 0 for 7 from the arc. They didn’t have an answer for Marquette’s #25) Jake Hall in the first quarter and had eight points. The second quarter their defense tighten the screws and only allowed Marquette five points in the second quarter and was only down eight at half. The third quarter B. Central only scored five points in the third quarter. B. Central scored 15 points in the fourth quarter because #30) Thomas drove to the basketball and shot eight free throws and made seven of them and the team was 11 for 12 for the fourth quarter. They had a tough time with Marquette’s defense and only scored 19 points in the first three quarters. They were second best today.

Alton Marquette shows why they are 27-0 for the year. They didn’t allow a point in the first quarter. They only scored five points in the second quarter and was up 22-14 at the break and #25) Jake Hall scored 12 of the 22 halftime points. The second half they scored 14 points in both quarters. Marquette’s #24) Nick Hemann scored 13 points in the second half. There defense is stifling and slow down the ball till they have a good shot and makes them tough to beat and have a solid six.

Key Stats:
Breese Central:
#30) Simon Thomas G JR 6’4″ Pts: 15 FG: 4/9 2pt: 4/7 3pt: 0/2 FT: 7/10 Good Game
#55) Tyler Joest C SR 6’9″ Pts: 9 FG: 3/9 2pt: 2/8 3pt: 1/1 FT: 2/3 7 rebounds had a tough game scoring half his average and they took him out of the game with great defense

Alton Marquette:
#25) Jake Hall C SR 6’7″ Pts: 14 FG: 7/10 2pt: 7/9 3pt: 0/1 scored 12 points in the first half and only 2 in the second half. He has excellent footwork. He had two scouts there for sure UMSL and McKendree
#24) Nick Hemann F/C SR 6’6″ Pts: 13 FG: 5/9 2pt: 5/9 FT: 3/4 scored all of his points in the second half
#20) Isaiah Ervin G JR 6’2″ Pts: 13 FG: 5/8 2pt: 5/7 3pt: 0/1 FT: 3/4 Good game Speed
#3) Sammy Green G SR 6′ Pts: 9 FG: 2/4 2pt: 1/1 3pt: 1/3 FT: 4/4 Solid

2017-18 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL

Date: Wednesday, February 7, 2018

TIME: 6:30pm

B/G: Boys

LOCATION: Liberty HS, Lake St. Louis, MO

SCORE:                                         1   2   3   4   OT   FINAL
Team: Fort Zumwalt South  13 13 15 12              53
Starters: 2, 5, 20*, 24, 44**
Team: Liberty Wentzville    17 15 10 18              60
Starters: 10, 14, 24, 32*, 34

** Freshman * Sophomore
First Quarter Summary:
Liberty started the game with a 9-3 run that included a basket by Liberty’s #24) Kale Catchings and threes by #32) Jayce Catchings and #10) Jaylen Sims and Zumwalt South’s #5) EJ Bellinger hit a three (Liberty 9-3 5:12) Zumwalt South follows with a 8-0 run with threes by #2) Jake Patton and #5) Bellinger that added two more free throws (Zumwalt South 11-9 3:04). Liberty finishes the quarter with a 8-2 run that included a basket by #10) Sims and a three and a free throw from #24) K. Catchings to make the score Liberty 17-13 after one quarter. Zumwalt South Pts: 13 FG: 4/16 2pt: 1/9 3pt: 3/7 FT: 2/2 2nd chance pts: 2 Turnovers: 3 Pts off turnovers: 5. Zumwalt South’s #5) E J Bellinger scored eight 8 points in the first quarter. Liberty Pts: 17  FG: 6/14 2pt: 3/6 3pt: 3/8 FT: 2/4 2nd chance pts: 2 Turnovers: 6 Pts off turnovers: 3.

Second Quarter Summary:
The two teams exchanged three baskets a piece to start the second quarter that included two baskets by Zumwalt South’s #5) Bellinger and Liberty’s #24) K. Catchings and #32) Jayce Catchings had a basket a piece (Liberty 23-19 4:54).Zumwalt South hits a basket and Liberty follows with a 9-0 run that included seven points from #24) K. Catchings and a basket by #32) J. Catchings (Liberty 32-21 1:24). Zumwalt South finishes the first half with a 5-0 run that included a three by #1) Aubrey Carter and two free throws by #5) Bellinger that makes the score after two quarters Liberty 32-26. Zumwalt South Pts: 13/26 FG: 5/13 2pt: 4/8 3pt: 1/5 FT: 2/2 2nd chance pts: none Turnovers: 2 Pts off turnovers: 2 Liberty Pts: 15/32 FG: 7/17 2pt: 6/13 3pt: 1/4 FT: 0/1 2nd chance points: 7 Turnovers: none. Liberty’s #24) Kale Catchings scored nine points in the second quarter and 15 for the half.

Third Quarter Summary:
The third quarter started with a Zumwalt South’s #5) Bellinger basket and Liberty follows with three uncluded a #32) J. Catchings basket and a #10) Sims free throw Liberty 35-28 6:48). Zumwalt South answers with a 4-0 run (Liberty 35-32 6:02). Liberty’s #10) Sims hits a three and Zumwalt South’s #5) Bellinger hits a three and two free throws (Liberty 38-37 4:37). The two teams exchnge four points apiece to end the quarter that included two free throws from Zumwalt South’s #5) Bellinger and a basket from South’s #24) Darious Thomas to make the score after three quarters Liberty 42-41. Zumwalt South Pts: 15/41 FG: 4/8 2pt: 3/6 3pt: 1/2 FT: 6/10 2nd chance pts: 2 Turnovers: 1 Pts off turnovers: 2. Zumwalt South’s #5) E J Bellinger scored nine points in the third quarter. Liberty Pts: 10/42 FG: 4/14 2pt: 3/10 3pt: 1/4 FT: 1/2 2nd chance pts: 3 Turnovers: 3 Pts off turnovers: 4.

Fourth Quarter Summary:
The two teams exchanged eight points a piece. Liberty’s #24) K. Catchings and Zumwalt South’s #5) Bellinger scored baskets, Liberty’s #10) Sims and Zumwalt South’s #24) Thomas scored baskets, Liberty’s #34) Jake Lawrence hits two free throws and Zumwalt South’s #24) Thomas hits a bucket, Liberty’s #24) K. Catchings hits a bucket, and Zumwalt South’s #24) Thomas hits two free throws (Liberty 50-49 2:55). Liberty scored the next four points with Catching brothers scoring two a piece and Zumwalt South’s #5) Bellinger hit one of two free throws ( Liberty 54-50 1:14). Liberty’s #24) K. Catchings gets fouled by Zumwalt South’s #5) Bellinger and its his fifth foul and he is out of the rest of the game with 1:02 left. #24) K. Catchings hits the two free throws (Liberty 56-50 1:02). Zumwalt South misses two threes , Liberty turns the ball over , Zumwalt South misses another three, Liberty’s #32) J. Catchings hits one out of two free throws and Zumwalt South’s #20) JJ Schwepker hits a three to make it Liberty 58-53 with 6.2 seconds left. Zumwalt South has to foul and Liberty’s #32) J Catchings and hits them both and Zumwalt South misses a three to end the game with a score of Liberty 60-53. Zumwalt South Pts: 12/53 FG: 4/14 2pt: 3/6 3pt: 1/8 FT: 3/4 no 2nd chance points and one turnover with no points scored of off it. Liberty Pts: 18/60 FG: 4/7 2pt: 4/6 3pt: 0/1 FT: 10/10 no 2nd chance points. Turnovers: 3 Pts off turnovers: 4. Liberty’s #24) Kale Catchings scored eight points in the fourth quarter.

Game Summary:
Fort Zumwalt South: Pts: 53 FG: 17/51 33% 2pt: 11/29 38% 3pt: 6/22 27% FT: 13/18 72% 2nd chance pts: 4 Turnovers: 7 Pts off Turnovers: 9

Liberty Wentzville Pts: 60 FG: 21/52 40% 2pt: 16/35 46% 3pt: 5/17 29% FT: 13/17 76% 2nd chance pts: 12 Turnovers: 12 Pts off Turnovers: 11

Team Summary:
Fort Zumwalt South only led twice and the last time was 13-12 with 1:15 left in the first quarter. They really only one option today on offense and that was #5) EJ Bellinger that had a game high 26 (Post has 28). #24) Darious Thomas (8 points) tried to take some of the load but he went 0 for 7 in the first quarter and did have a good fourth quarter but shot 3 for 14 from the field. They didnt have an answer for Liberty’s #24) Kale Catchings inside but alot of teams has that problem. They got out rebounded 32-26 and took 22 three pointers. They tried hard but was second best today but have another chance at them on 2/20.

Liberty doesn’t get enough credit on how they play defense. They play physical and nobody backs away. They held a team that only lost two games till today to 17/51 from the field(33%). They best them on the boards. They didn’t have an answer for #5) Bellinger but they kept every one else in single digits. They hit all 10 of their free throws in the fourth quarter. They had 12 second chance points to South’s six. #24) Kale Catchings had 23 points and probably the best game I’ve seen from him this year. They play each other on the 20th at South.

Key Stats:
Fort Zumwalt South (my stats):
#5) E J Bellinger G JR 6’4″ 26 pts FG: 7/13 2pt: 4/8 3pt: 3/5 FT: 9/10 8 rebounds the only reason South was in the game
#24) Darious Thomas G SR 6′ 8 pts FG: 3/14 2pt: 3/10 3pt: 0/4 FT: 2/2 tough 1st quarter
#20) JJ Schwepker F SO 6’4″ 7 pts FG: 3/4 2pt: 2/4 3pt: 1/4 intiminated?

Liberty:
#24) Kale Catchings G SR 6’7″ 23 pts FG: 8/15 2pt: 6/10 3pt: 2/5 FT: 5/6 6 rebounds 3 assists He had a great game today
#33) Jayce Catchings G SO 6’2″ 15 pts FG: 5/11 2pt: 4/8 3pt: 1/3 FT: 4/4 Good Game
#10) Jaylen Sims G SR 6′ 13 pts FG: 5/13 2pt: 3/9 3pt; 2/4 FT: 1/2 Foul trouble good game
#34) Jake Lawrence F SR 6’3″ 7 pts FG: 2/4 2pt: 2/4 FT: 3/3 9 rebounds
#44) Kent Lawson F Jr 6’7″ didn’t play

2017-18 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
Bank of O’Fallon Shootout Day #2 Game #2
Date: Saturday, February 3, 2018

TIME: 5:30pm

B/G: Boys

LOCATION: O’Fallon Il HS, O’Fallon, IL

TOURNEY/SHOOTOUTS: Bank of O’Fallon Shootout
ROUND: Day #2 Game #2

SCORE:                                                          1   2   3   4   OT   FINAL
Team: #8 Il 4a Bolingbrook                   13 12 15 16              56
Starters: 1, 2, 5, 22, 23
Team: #3 Il 3a Springfield Lanphier  18 14 13 17              62
Starters: 1*, 5, 12, 21, 32

** Freshman * Sophomore
First Quarter Summary:
Lanphier starts with a 4-0 run including a basket by #32) Karl Wright (Lanphier 4-0 7:24). Bolingbrook follows with a 6-0 run including two baskets by #22) Marquise Ratcliff (Bolingbrook 6-4 5:14). Lanphier answers with a 12-0 run including threes by #1) PJ Edwards and #12) Cardell McGee (Lanphier 16-6 2:16). Bolingbrook follows with a 5-0 run including a three pointer by #23) Tyler Cochran (Lanphier 16-11 1:33). The two teams exchange baskets to make the score after one quarter Lanphier 18-13. Bolingbrook had five turnovers and nine points scored off of them. From the field: FG: 6/12 2pt: 6/11 3pt: 0/1 FT: 1/1 and had two second chance points. Lanphier had three turnovers and six points scored off of them. From the field: FG: 8/21 2pt: 6/15 3pt: 2/6 FT: 0/2 and had eight second chance points

Second Quarter Summary:
Bolingbrook started the second quarter with a 5-0 run that included a three by #23) Cochran ( Tied at 18 6:32). Lanphier hits four free throws in between Bolingbrook hits a two and a three by #23) Tyler Cochran (Bolingbrook 23-22 4:45). Lanphier follows with a 6-0 run including a three by #4) Larry Hemingway (Lanphier 28-23 2:36). The first half ends with a Bolingbrook basket followed by a basket and two free throws by Lanphier to make the score Lanphier 32-25 at the break. Bolingbrook had seven turnovers and seven points scored off of them. From the field: FG: 5/14 2pt: 3/10 3pt: 2/4 FT: none and didn’t have any second chance points. Lanphier had tow turnovers and two points scored off of them. From the field: FG: 2/17 2pt: 1/12 3pt: 1/5 FT: 9/10 and had two second chance points.

Third Quarter Summary:
Bolingbrook started the second half with a 6-2 run that included two baskets by #1) Joseph Yesufu (Lanphier 34-31 6:45). Lanphier’s #21) James Jones scored the next four points (Lanphier 38-31 5:19). Blingbrook answers with a 5-0 run that included a three by #23) Cochran (Lanphier 38-36 4:25). Lanphier follows with the next four points including a basket by #32) Wright (Lanphier 42-36 1:54). Bolingbrook follows with the next four points and Lanphier finished the quarter with a free throw and a basket to make the score after three quarters 45-40. Bolingbrook had two turnovers and no points scored off of them. From the field: FG: 6/17 2pt: 5/12 3pt: 1/5 FT: 2/4 and two second chance points. Lanphier had three turnovers and two points scored off of them. From the field: FG: 5/13 2pt: 5/11 3pt: 0/2 FT: 3/4 and had three second chance points.

Fourth Quarter Summary:
Lanphier starts the fourth quarter with a 5-0 run including a basket by #21) Jones (Lanphier 50-40 5:59). Bolingbrook answers with a 9-2 run including a three by #1) Yesufu and a basket by #23) Cochran (Lanphier 52-49 4:13). Lanphier adds two free throws and Bolingbrook’s #23) Cochran adds a three (Lanphier 54-52 3:18). The next six possessions and five were turnovers. Lanphier adds two free throws and a Bolingbrook turnover and Lanphier’s #21) Jones adds a basket (Lanphier 58-52 1:06). Bolingbrook’s #1) Yesufu hits a basket and then a Lanphier turnover and Bolingbrook’s #23) Cochran adds two free throws (Lanphier 58-56 :33.5). Lanphier’s #21) Jones hits a two and Bolingbrook misses and fouls Lanphier’s #32) Wright and he makes both free throws to make the final score Lanphier 62-56. Bolingbrook had six turnovers and seven points scored off of them. From the field: FG: 5/11 2pt: 3/6 3pt: 2/5 FT: 4/4 and had two second chance points. Bolingbrook’s #23) Tyler Cochran scored seven points in the fourth quarter. Lanphier had eight turnovers and seven points scored off of them. From the field: FG: 5/8 2pt: 5/8 2pt: 5/8 3pt: none FT: 7/8 and six second chance points.

Game Summary:

Bolingbrook had 20 turnovers and 23 points scored off of them. From the field: FG: 22/54 42% 2pt: 17/39 44% 3pt: 5/15 33% FT: 7/9 78% and had six second chance points.

Springfield Lanphier had 16 turnovers and 17 points scored off of them. From the field: FG: 20/59 34% 2pt: 17/46 37% 3pt: 3/13 23% FT: 19/24 79% and had 19 second chance points.

Team Summary:
Bolingbrook was without all state guard Kaleb Thornton Guard SR 6’1″ and has offers from lower D1 programs. The first quarter they only attempted 12 shots to Lanphier’s 21 shots because of turnovers and couldn’t get any rebounds. The first half they committed 12 turnovers and 16 points scored off of them. The only thing keeping them in the game was that Lanphier shot 10/38 in the first half. They did better with turnovers in the third quarter with only two and out scored Lanphier 15-13 the only quarter they outscored them. They got within two points in the second half but never got even and put up a good fight but lost all the stats battles look at Lanphier summary.

Springfield Lanphier won every battle the rebound battle 45-33, turnover battle 16-20, points off turnovers 23-17, and the second chance points 19-6 but only won by six points. They shot a bad 34% from the field, 37% from 2pt and 23% from 3pt but did well at the stripe 19/24 79%. They play excellent defense and have a solid five or six. They are ranked #3 in IL 3a and it looks well deserved.

Key Stats:
Bolingbrook:
#23) Tyler Cochran G JR 6’2″ 21 pts FG: 7/15 2pt: 3/8 3pt: 4/7 FT: 3/3 10 rebounds Big Kid, shoots better when he doesn’t think about it. Plays a good all around game and has smaller D1 teams looking at him
#1) Joseph Yesufu G JR 5’11” 21 pts FG: 10/18 2pt: 9/12 3pt: 1/6 plays good defense, had a tough time from the arc today might have been good defense recruited by smaller D1 teams and did a good job on d on PJ Edwards
#3) Kaleb Thornton G SR 6’1″ all state player didn’t play because broken finger on shooting hand and has offers from smaller D1 schools

Springfield Lanphier:
#32) Karl Wright F JR 6’6″ 14 pts FG: 4/6 2pt: 4/6 FT: 6/8 8 rebounds didn’t have an answer inside
#21) James Jones G SR 6’1″ 12 pts FG: 5/9 2pt: 5/9 FT: 2/2 7 rebounds 3 steals big 4th quarter
#5) Stanley Morgan G JR 5’11” 9 pts FG: 3/11 2pt: 3/6 3pt: 0/5 FT: 3/4
#50) Herb McMath F JR 6’6″ 9 pts FG: 2/7 FG: 2/7 FT: 5/6 9 rebounds
#1) PJ Edwards G SO 6’5″ 7 pts FG: 2/7 2pt: 1/6 3pt: 1/1 FT: 1/1 4 steals could be special and getting offers from Big 10 schools and did a good job on D on Yesufu
#12) Cardell McGee G SR 6’4″ 7 pts FG: 3/17 2pt: 2/12 3pt: 1/5 7 rebounds, 5 assists have to think better shooter than this coach not on him for shooting so much