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Decatur, Illinois Sunday, December 1, 1996 SPORTS C3 arid is TOURNEY: MacArthur takes 3rd i jWWjUW. I f'-r Herald ReviewStephen Warmowski AROUND HE GOES: MacArthur's Marlin Murphy scoots around Paris' Bryce Ormiston during the third-place game of the Turkey Tournament. LAWRENCEVILLE Bridgeport Red Hill went on a 22-7 run in the fourth quarter to turn a close game into a rout as it defeated Mount Pulaski 66-50 for the championship of the Lawrence County Capital Classic in boys basketball action on Saturday night. Travis Stoelting connected on 3 of 7 shots from 3-point range and totaled 15 points to lead Bridgeport (3-1). Turnovers were a major factor.

Bridgeport had just 14, compared to 25 for Mount Pulaski. Seth Hill and Jeremy Hahn each had 11 points to pace Mount Pulaski's at-tcick Mount Pulaski (2-2) lost to Van-dalia 74-62 earlier despite 16 points by Hall. LAWRENCE CAPITAL COUNTY TOURNAMENT At Bridgeport BRIDGEPORT RED HILL 54, NEWTON 49 Bridgeport Red Hill (54) Stoelting 6, Gray 12, Jarrod Brian 9, Wilson 5, Braslear 0, Young 9, Jason Brian 8, Leighty 5. Totals 18-16. Newton (49) Horst 8, Dow 2, Harris 10, Meinhart 9, Kocher 7, Reich 2, Bierman 9, Jones 2, Sponnagel.

Totals 17-12. Bridgeport Red HIM 14 17 10 1354 Newton 16 9 10 15 49 3-point goals For Bridgeport Red Hill, Gray, Jason Brian. For Newton, Harris, Meinhart, Bierman. MARSHALL 63, TOLONO UNITY 51 Tolono Unity (51) Trimble 16, Teague 4, RossO, Franks 14, Bates 8, Schweighast 1, Hausman 0, Little 0. Totals 16-18.

Marshall (63) Holmes 18, Huffington 16, J. Murphy 10, Macke 3, Scott 8, Forsythe 8, Morris 0, Arthur 0. Totals 28-2. Tolono Unity 12 13 12 1451 Marshall 12 15 19 1763 3-point goals For Tolono Unity, Franks. For Marshall, Holmes 4, Macke.

At Lawrenceville VANDALIA 74, MOUNT PULASKI 62 Mount Pulaski (62) Opperman 2, White 3, Polk 2, Cowan 7, Martin 6, K.Davis 11, Cook 3, J.Davis 6, Hall 16, Hahn 6. Totals 25-7. Vandalia (74) Wehrle 23, Haas 7, Brannon 19, Sikma 14, Schumacher 2, Hohlt 5, Phillips 2, Plum 0, Daume 0, Cearlock 2, Holliday 0, Choisser 0, Burnam 0. Totals 23-24. Mount Pulaski 15 14 15 1862 Vandalia 17 25 13 19 74 3-point goals For Mount Pulaski, White, Martin, K.Davis, J.Davis 2.

For Vandalia, Wehrle 3, Brannon. HIGHLIGHTS For Vandalia, Michael Wehrle had 6 rebounds and 6 assists. Mark Sikma and Brock Brannon each had 9 rebounds. (Vandalia 1-2; Saturday at Carlisle.) LAWRENCEVILLE 58, CLINTON 46 Lawrenceville (58) Weger 14, Caudell 12, Gardner 11, Hughes 6, Benson 5, Den i son 4, Green 4, Wolfe 2. Totals 21-16.

Clinton (46) Preston 9, R.Wilson 8, Nichols 7, J.Wilson 4, Maupln 4, Barton 4, Gullone 4, Newburg 3, Hin-ton 2, Duggins 1, Turner 0, Andrew 0. Totals 16-14. Urbana 9 17 12 856 DeLandWeldon 20 11 15 7 53 3-point goals For Urbana U. High, Craggs 2, Cho 2. For Deland-Weldon, Baker 4, White.

(Urbana U. High 1-2. Deland-Weldon 1-2; next: Tuesday at Springfield Ursuline.) OAKLAND 62, ATW00D-HAMM0ND 38 Atwood-Hammond (36) J. Leech 4, G.Leech 3, Kleiboecker 2, Mayhail 8, Foster 17, Willaby 2. Totals 15-2.

Oakland (62) Anderson 9, Brantley 3, Roy Clapp 27, Hammer 5, Lutz 5, Duzan 8, Hendry 5. Totals 24-12. Atwood-Hammond 8 15 5 8 36 Oakland 11 17 24 10 62 3-point goals For Atwood, G.Leech, Mayhail, Foster 2. For Oakland, Brantley, Hammer. (Atwood-Hammond 1-2; next: Tuesday vs.

Urbana U. High. Oakland 3-0; next: Tuesday at Casey-Westfield.) All-tournament team Roy Clapp Oakland; Craig Hendry Oakland; Lucas Foster Atwood-Hammond; Kevin Westray Deland-Weldon; Matt Cho Urbana U. High GREENVILLE TOURNAMENT GREENVILLE 54, BETHALT0 CIVIC MEMORIAL 47 Greenville (54) Krober 2, Cunninghtam 5, Atchison 23, Allan 4, Edd 11, McKean 4, Doll 0, Ambuehl 5. Totals 20-11 Bethalto Civic Memorial (47) Rust 9, Schallenbarg 6, Stephens 15, Farrell 7, Ballestoras 5, Newton 3, Brown 0, Coleman 2, J.Miller 0.

Totals 19-2 Greenville 13 12 11 1854 Bethalto 12 8 12 15 47 3-point goals For Greenville, Cunningham Atchison, Ambuehl. For Bethalto Civic Memo rial, Schallenberg 2, Stephens 3, Farrell, Newtor Other scores Nokomis 58, Staunton 34 Nokomis 52, Greenville 37 Bethalto Civic Memorial 54, Staunton 48 All-tournament team MVP Tony Atchison (Greenville), Nick Stevens (Bethalto Civic Memorial), B.J. Rust (Bethalto Civic Memorial), Steve Moore (Staunton), Mike Havera (Nokomis), Chris Allean (Greenville). DIXON CHRISTIAN TURKEY TOURNAMENT Championship game DECATUR CHRISTIAN 86, M0UNE 67 Moline (67) Bollinger 6, Matt Canty 7, S.Kilker 5, Chandler 11, Wulf 2, Holmstead 6, Greer 4, Dave Canty 4, Buss 7, Rodriguez 15, D.Kilker 0, Newman 0. Totals 25-17.

Decatur Christian (86) Moore 24, Young 13, Seest 5, Hoft 9, Inman 4, Payak 2, Hunsicker 2, Dyson 0, Turley 0, Mike Holden 9, Matt Holden 3, Grady 3, Komis 4, Davenport 8. Totals 29-18. Moline 11 17 19 20 67 Decatur Christian 27 28 13 18 86 3-point goals For Decatur Christian, Moore 5, Hoft 3, Young 1, Matt Holden 1. (Decatur Christian 4-0; next: Tuesday vs. Gridley at Mound Middle School.) GIBSON CITY-MELVIN-SIBLEY TOURNAMENT MONTICELLO 51, CISSNA PARK 50 Monticello (51) Melton 4, Tracy 7, Marker 2, B.Brown 4, Hehn 1, O'Neal 0, Hayes 11, A.Brown 0, Weidner 10, Brythe 6, Gentry 0, LeCrone 6.

Totals 17-14 Cissna Park (50) B.Lucht 8, Hasselbring 17, S.Lucht 8, Koester 0, Boyce 1, McCray 0, Walder 6, Bauer 8, Rust 2. Totals 18-10 Monticello 20 9 10 12 51 Cissa Park 13 11 16 1050 3-point goals Melton, Tracy, Hayes. For Cissna Park, B.Lucht, Hasselbring, S.Lucht 2. GIBSON CITY-MELVIN-SIBLEY 61, MONTICELLO 57 Gibson City-Mel vin-Sibley (61) Donovan 0, Hutchcraft 2, Gordon 10, C.Rosen-dahl 6, NeaolO, Davis 2, Broreman 7, Lantz 20, D.Rosendahl 14. Totals 23-15 Monticello (57) Melton 12, Tracy 2, Marker 0, B.Brown 7, Hayes 7, A.Brown 9, Weidner 16, Blythe 2, LeCrone 2.

Totals 20-14 Gibson City-Melvin-Sibley 8 12 15 26 61 Monticello 17 11 11 18 57 3-point goals For Monticello, A.Brown 3. Other scores St. Joseph-Ogden 67, Fisher 53 Cissna Park 64, Fisher 60 OLNEY TIGER THANKSGIVING TOURNAMENT Saturday's scores Hutsonviile 54, Palestine 36 Flora 64, Olney 55 Hutsonviile 69, Oblong 44 Flora 76, Palestine 39 3-point goals none. HIGHLIGHTS Lawrenceville outrebounded Clinton 31-13. Clinton was 0-for-10 from the 3-point line.

(Clinton 0-2; next: Friday vs. Stanford Olympia.) MARSHALL 66, LAWRENCEVILLE 60 Marshall (66) Huffington 22, J.Murphy 19, Scott 1, Holmes 8, Morris 4, Forsythe 2, Macke 0. Totals 23-16. Lawrenceville (60) Denison 24, Caudell 15, Wolfe 8, Weger 6, Green 3, Gardner 2, Benson 2. Totals 23-11.

Marshall 16 15 15 20 66 Lawrenceville 10 18 15 1760 3-point goals For Marshall, Holmes 2, Scott 2. For Lawrenceville, Denison 2, Wolfe. HIGHLIGHTS For Marshall, Ben Huffington had 10 rebounds. Marshall committed only 6 turnovers. (Marshall 3-1; next: Tuesday at Hume Shi-loh.) BRIDGEPORT RED HILL 68 MOUNT PULASKI 50 Bridgeport Red Hill (66) Stoelting 15, Wilson 14, Gray 9, Jarrod Brian 9, Young 9, Jason Brian 7, Leighty 2, Brashear 1.

Totals 22-18. Mount Pulaski (50) Hall 11, Hahn 11, Martin 8, Cowan 8, K.Davis 5, Opperman 3, J.Davis 3, Cook 1. Totals 14-17. Bridgeport Red Hill 17 15 12 22 66 Mount Pulaski 13 14 16 750 3-point goals For Bridgeport Red Hill, Stoelting 3, Gray. For Mount Pulaski, Hall 2, Martin, Opperman, J.Davis.

(Bridgeport Red Hill 3-1. Mount Pulaski 2-2; next: Tuesday at Niantic-Harristown.) Late Friday games Newton 70, Tolono Unity 68 Bridgeport Red Hill 76, Marshall 67 Marshall 91, Newton 83 Bridgeport Red Hill Unity 53 Louisville 47, Vandalia 45 LINCOLN TOURNAMENT LINCOLN 58, BARTONVILLE LIMESTONE 32 Bartonville Limestone (32) Chltwood 3, Reaktenwalt 0, Simmons 4, Kaiser 2, Collie 6, Mooney 7, Garman 1, Ledaboer 6, Finn 1, Bailey 2, Smith 0. Totals 7-9. Lincoln (58) Osborn 6, Lee 9, Komnick 18, Twente 5, Ver-derber 2, Ruth ledge 12, Bree 2, Schneider 1, Schweitzer 3. Totals 23-7.

Bartonville Limestone 11 6 2 13 32 Lincoln 22 14 8 14 58 3 point goals For Bartonville Limestone, Collie 2, Chitwood. For Lincoln, Osborn 2, Kon-nick 2, Schweitzer. LINCOLN 78, MACOMB 41 Lincoln (78) Osborn 20, Lee 16, Komnick 22, Bree 0, Twente 4, Schneider 2, Ruthledge 7, Verderber 2, Schweitzer 5. Totals 33-5. Macomb (41) Fosdyck 15, Patrick 2, Lunt 5, Lowderman 2, Jackson 7, Bqinter 0, Herrerra 4, Fitzgerald 0, Brown 4, Allison 2.

Totals 13-14. Lincoln 18 23 26 11 78 Macomb 12 15 5 9 41 3-point goals For Lincoln, Osborn 4, Komnick, Ruthledge, Schwitzer. For Macomb, Jackson. SULUVAN TURKEY TOURNAMENT SULLIVAN 76, SPRINGFIELD LANPHIER (JV) 42 Springfield Lanphier (42) Bolden 6, Thompson 0, Smith 1, Offer 6, Cottrill 8, Zulauh 3, Gayton 6, Herrin 4, Brandon 2, Tucker 0, Jimerson 2, Damerson 2, Williams 2. Totals 16-5.

Sullivan (76) Warnsing 3, Seelhoefer 3, B.Murray 1, Parks 0, Rodebaugh 0, Standerfer 10, Allen 3, Hughes 1, Kimmons 5, Florey 20, Patient 13, Sims 2, Highland 15. Totals 28-16. Springfield Lanphier 13 12 12 542 Sullivan 24 22 19 11 76 3-point goals For Springfield Lanphier, Offer 2, Bolden, Zulauh. For Sullivan, Highland 3, Seel-hofer. BEMENT 66, DANVILLE (JV) 57 Danville (57) Lucas 0, Parker 0, Unsell 4, Hopkins 0, Moore 13, Davis 21, Stimac 0, Westley 2, Crose 3, Brown 0, Gouard 14.

Totals 24-7. Bement (66) Briggs 0, Loftus 1, Pope 17, Holiday 0, Gregory 6, Blickenstaff 23, Carney 6, Morris 10, Lane 3, Einhorn 0. Totals 18-28. Danville 15 15 10 1757 Bement 13 16 19 1866 3-point goals For Danville, Moore 2. For Bement, Blickenstaff, Lane.

All-Tournament Team Travis Florey (Sullivan), Hank Bolden (Springfield Lanphier), Julius Moore (Danville), Jed Pope (Bement), Kieth Fair (Bethany). MVP Wes Blickenstaff (Bement). TOWER HILL TOURNAMENT Saturday's scores Kansas 59, Ramsey 52 Tower Hill 69, Windsor 59 Kansas 78, Tower Hill 54 Windsor 72, Mulberry Grove 44 All Tournament Team MVP Phil Hurst (Windsor), Keyon Bryant (Mulberry Grove), Sam Bernard (Mulberry Grove), Sam Irving (Windsor), Jake Mundell (Tower Hill), Chris Timmerman (Kansas). ATW00D-HAMM0ND TURKEY TOURNAMENT URBANA U. HIGH 56, DELAND-WELDON 53 Urbana U.

High (56) Thornberg 2, Craggs 12, Cho 26, Sohn 7, Berg 2, Joncich 7. Totals 20-12. DeLand-Weldon (53) Baker 14, White 4, Sosamon 6, Strange 6, West-ray 12, Hiter 11. Totals 19-10. Peoria Central 2-1.

Stephen Decatur 3-0; next; Friday at Champaign Central) THIRD PLACE MACARTHUR 90, PARIS 65 Paris (65) Ormiston 9, Virostko 17, Hughes 7, Jones 14, Gough 2, Tingley 7, Gosnell 8, Young 1, Lankster 0, Rhoads 0, West 0, Gleckler 0. Totals 24-14. MacArthur (90) Phillips 26, Murphy 2, Anderson 2, Dees 22, 5. Lee 0, Yanders 20, McKissic 2, C. Lee 8, Owens 6, Smith 2, Bateman 0.

Totals 38-9. Paris 15 18 14 18 65 MacArthur 20 24 17 29 90 3-point goals Paris 3-12 (Jones 2, Hughes). MacArthur 5-10 (Phillips 5) Rebounds Paris 25 (Virostko, Jones, Tingley, Young each had 4). MacArthur 32 (Yanders and C. Lee each had 6).

Turnovers Paris 21, MacArthur 18 (Paris 1-2; next: Friday vs. Marshall. Mac-Arthur 2-1; next: Tuesday vs. Mount Zion) FIFTH PLACE MOUNT ZION 56, EISENHOWER 50 Eisenhower (50) Williams 8, A.Roberts 21, Singleton 4, Neal 15, Rowden 0, Anderson 0, Spates 2, N.Roberts 0, McGinn 0. Totals 20-3 Mount Zion (56) Park 4, Grinestaff 5, Petty 7, Taylor 14, Freeman 24, Strohl 0, Nickell 0, Sheets 2.

Totals 24-7. Eisenhower 15 9 16 10 50 Mount Zion 11 17 18 1056 3-point goals Eisenhower 7-24 (A.Roberts 5, Neal 2). Mount Zion 1-6 (Taylor). Rebounds Eisenhower 31 (A.Roberts 8). Mount Zion 27 (Taylor 7).

Turnovers Eisenhower 20, Mount Zion 15 (Eisenhower 1-2; next: Tuesday vs. Champaign Centennial. Mount Zion 2-1; next: Tuesday at MacArthur) os ddh tit Continued from B1 23-6 run that gave Stephen Decatur a 36-16 half time advantage. Although Bryson and his teammates cooled off in the second half, Peoria Central never got closer than 15 points the rest of the way. Chris Rice, who joined Bryson on the all-tournament team, grabbed 11 rebounds for Stephen Decatur.

The 6-2 forward played a key role for Stephen Decatur, which won the tournament without starting center Montreal Pena and sixth-man Justin Bennett, who were sidlined because of disciplinary reasons. "Rice was the MVP of tonight's game," Crews said. "He did a great job on defense and he rebounded well." Capturing third place was Mac-Arthur, which shot 67 percent from the floor in a 90-65 victory over Paris. Junior guard Michael Phillips scored 26 points to lead three players in double figures. Center Romano Dees popped in 22 and forward Kin Yanders added 20.

MacArthur Coach Brett Williams was pleased to see his team rebound from Friday night's stunning semifinal loss to Peoria Central, in which it blew a 17-point second-half lead. "I was very pleased with the way the kids played," Williams said. "Before the game I was concerned because the locker room was very somber. But the kids really responded with a solid performance." Josh Virotsko returned to the Paris lineup after missing the first two games because of disciplinary reasons. He scored a team-high 17 points.

In the fifth-place game, Zach Freeman made 11 of 14 shots and scored 24 points to lift Mount Zion to a 56-50 victory over Eisenhower. Mount Zion (2-1) opened the third quarter with a 16-5 run to MOUNT ZION Normal West erupted for 33 points in the fourth quarter to put the game out of reach as it defeated Stephen Decatur 76-39 and captured the championship of the Mount Zion Thanksgiving Tournament on Saturday. Abby Lewis led the Normal West scoring parade with 22 points and was named to the all-tournament team, along with teammate Sara Mozingo. Stephen Decatur's Alicia Joyner, who had 7 points and 9 rebounds also was named to the all-tournament. Rounding out the squad were Dottie Bradley and Aim English of Mount Zion, Lori Frahlman of Eisenhower and Mar-gen Murdent of Tolono Unity.

Normal West finished 3-0 in the tournament. Stephen Decatur, Mount Zion and Tolono Unity tied for second, each with a 2-1 record. "Through three quarters, we were competing rather well with a very talented team," Stephen Decatur Coach Bob Moore said. "I would consider Normal West one of the best teams in the state." MOUNT ZION 74 EISENHOWER 62 MOUNT ZION Mount Zion utilized a balanced scoring attack and a pressing defense to gain a 74-62 girls basketball victory over Eisenhower in the Mount Zion Thanksgiving Tournament on Saturday. Mount Zion had four players in double figures, including 18 points by Carlin Long, who also had 9 assists.

Dottie Bradley contributed 16 points and 9 steals. "Our defensive effort won the game," Mount Zion Coach Yvonne Boeckmann said. "Our players did a good job of hustling, but we were also a lot quicker. We took over the game in the first half, when our press produced a lot of turnovers." Mount Zion led 39-13 at halftime and coasted from there. MOUNT ZION THANKSGIVING TOURNAMENT TOLONO UNITY 46, TUSCOLA 43 Tolono Unity (44) Koss 4, Hawkins 16, Murdent 11, Strohl 3, Leon 4, S.Burwell 6, Ribbe 2, Thurman 0, Buser 0.

Totals 15-15. Tuscola (43) Roberts 0, Martin 3, Wetzell 4, Lehman 8, Dobbs 8, Snyder 10, Kohlbreker 2, Sutherland 8, Stephenson 0. Totals 17-9. Tolono Unity 8 11 10 1746 Tuscola 8 10 12 1343 3-point goals For Tolono Unity, Hawkins. MOUNT ZION 74, EISENHOWER 42 Eisenhower (42) Barbee 3, Bond 12, Hawkins 7, Roth 2, Ryan 13, Schugart 5.

Totals 17-5. Mount Zion (74) Bradley 16, Long 18, English 4, Taylor 8, Schwartz 3, Chapped 10, Lukowski 2, Bartholomew 13, Caswell 0. Totals 33-7 take a 44-29 lead, then held off a late rally by Eisenhower (1-2). Junior forward Phil Taylor scored the last eight points for Mount Zion to seal the victory. Eisenhower, which led throughout much of the first half, was paced by junior guard Andy Roberts' 21 points.

Joining Bryson and Rice on the all-tournament team were Stephen Decatur guard Michael Wilder, MacArthur's Dees, Yanders and Phillips, Mount Zion's Freeman, Paris guard Casey Jones, Peoria Central guard Bobby Anderson and Eisenhower's Roberts. CHAMPIONSHIP STEPHEN DECATUR 57, PEORIA CENTRAL 37 Peoria Central (37) Anderson 12, Thomas 2, Fice 4, Malott 11, McKissic 2, Butler 2, Lattimore 4. Totals 16-2. Stephen Decatur (57) Bryson 26, Cook 11, Wilder 6, Rice 6, Ricks 6, Taylor 0, Bradford 2, Carson 0. Totals 22-6.

Peoria Central 10 6 9 12 37 Stephen Decatur 15 21 7 14 57 3-point goals Peoria Central, 3-9 (Anderson 3). Stephen Decatur, 7-19 (Bryson 6, Wilder). Rebounds Peoria Central 26 (Anderson 6). Stephen Decatur 25 (Rice 11). Turnovers Peoria Central 13, Stephen Decatur 12 Eisenhower 6 7 16 13 42 Mount Zion 20 19 24 11 74 3-point goals For Eisenhower, Ryan, Bar-bee, Bond.

For Mount Zion, Long. NORMAL WEST 76, STEPHEN DECATUR 39 Stephen Decatur (39) Buckley 4, Goodbred 3, Sheree Gruenewald 2, Stephanie Gruenwald 5, Joyner 7, A.Smith 7, L.Smith 7, Kasserman 4. Totals 13-13. Normal West (76) Stringfield 0, Hardwick 4, McCain 8, Bradle 0, Thornton 18, Lewis 22, Mozingo 12, Jones 12. Totals 29-17.

Stephen Decatur 13 3 13 1039 Normal West 19 8 16 33 76 3-point goals For Normal West, Mozingo. All-Tournament team Margen Murdent (Tolono Unity), Lori Frahlman (Eisenhower), Alicia Joyner (Stephen Decatur), Abby Lewis (Normal West), Dottie Bradley (Mount Zion), Sara Mozingo (Normal West), Airn English (Mount Zion.) CLINTON THANKSGIVING CLASSIC M0NTICELL0 54, CLINTON 44 Clinton A (44) Porrey 13, Riegel 0, Wesley 2, Williamson 5, Donovan 5, Douglas 4, Reinhart 7, VanApeldoorn 8. Totals 18-5 Monticello (54) Moore 12, J.Davidson 0, Fager 10, Mitchell 4, Reeser 9, Parsons 4, Cromwell 0, Geissal 0, Pri-demore 4, R.Davidson 11. Totals 20-14 Clinton A 8 6 15 15 44 Monticello 12 13 13 1654 3-point goals Williams, Donovan, Reinhart. HIGHLIGHTS For Clinton Rachel Reinhart 9 rebounds, 2 assists, and 3 steals.

April Williamson had 2 assists and 3 steals. Kris Porrey and Kristin Riegel both had 2 assists. For Monticello, Fager had 12 rebounds. Reeser had 3 assists. Parsons had 4 steals.

ARTHUR 59, WARRENSBURG-LATHAM 44 Warrensburg-Latham (44) Friend 7, Heinkel 0, Park 0, Carroll 0, Brown 11, Burdette 9, J.Duncan 0, Morrow 3, Austin 0, K.Duncan 14, Chapman 0. Totals 14-13 Arthur (59) Hafer 15, Perrine 4, Murray 0, Kingery 23, Boddy 6, Benson 7, McMillian 0, Randall 0, Buckler 4. Totals 14-11 Warrensburg- fham Arthur 13 11 9 11 44 19 8 14 1759 3-point goals For Warrensburg-Latham, K.Duncan 2, Burdette. HIGHLIGHTS Carissa Brown had 4 assists and 5 steals. Kristy Duncan had 10 rebounds.

For Arthur, Staci Kingery had 5 assists and 7 steals. Buckler had 11 rebounds. MOUNT PULASKI 58, CLINTON 37 Mount Pulaski (58) Miller 15, Schaffenacker 2, Ohler 6, Lynch 3, S.BIaum 15, Cowan 6, Wilham 2, Sanders 7, Radtke 0, Letterle 2, M.BIaum 0. Totals 26-5 (37) Medler 1, Over 2, Irvin 9, Paxton 5, Bourne 10, Cunningham 5, Jordan 0, Donnan 2, Hedrick 0, Hulvey 3. Totals 13-11 Mount Pulaski 18 13 12 1558 Clinton 7 11 11 8 37 3-point goals For Mount Pulaski, Lynch.

HIGHLIGHTS For Mount Pulaski, Miller had 15 rebounds and 4 steals. Ohler had 5 assists. For Clinton Paxton, Irvin, and Cunningham all had 5 rebounds. Medler had 8 assists and 3 steals. Bourne and Over had 3 steals.

Third-place game CLINTON A 57, WARRENSBURG-LATHAM 53 Clinton A (57) Porrey 11, Riegel 1, Wesley 3, Williamsoon 4, Donovan 4, Dot. glas 8, Reinhart 11, VanApeldoorn 15. Totals 23-11 Warrensburg-Latham (53) Friend 4, Park 0, Brown 7, Burdette 16, Morrow 17, K.Duncan 9. Totls 20-9 Clinton A 10 14 7 15 4 7 57 Warrensburg 14 10 12 10 4 3 53 3 point goals For Warrensburg-Latham, Burdette 3, K.Duncan. HIGHLIGHTS For Clinton Jessica VanApeldoorn had 13 rebounds.

Kelly Donovan had 4 assists. Rachel Reinhart had 4 steals. For Warrensburg-Latham, Kristy Duncan had 11 rebonds, 4 assists, and 5 steals. (Clinton A 4-2; next: Tuesday vs. Stanford Olympia.

Warrensburg-Latham 4-3; next: Monday at Mount Pulaski.) Championship game ARTHUR 58, MONTICELLO 38 Arthur (58) S. Hafer 6, Perrine 9, Murray 4, Kingery 19, Boddy 4, Benson 6, L.Hafer 2, McMillan 0, Randall 0, Buckler 8. Totals 28-2. Monticello (36) ecanir gir SPRINGFIELD CHAMPAIGN 3040 LINDBERGH BLVD. 1 71 1 S.

NEIL 217 698-8509 217 359-4646 NEW LOCATION PARKWAY POINTE Lawrenceville Clinton 15 16 10 17 58 9 5 6 26 46 Weber and Erin Maxwell were named to the all-tournament team. Nokomis' Sarah Hitchings and Rayn Danner and Pana's Co-lysta White also were named to the team. PANA 41, C0U1NSVILLE 27 Pana (41) Scherzer 1, White 8, L.Beyers 8, Pinkston 16, B.Beyers 8, Miller 0, Simms 0, Adams 0. Totals 17-5. Collinsville (27) Hester 3, Dow 7, Harmon 7, Krupp 4, Springer 2, Voegley 4, Norbury 0, Parsley 0, Clein 0.

Totals 12-1. Pana 15 13 6 7 41 Collinsville 7 9 6 5 27 3-point goals For Pana, Pinkston 2. For Collinsville, Hester 2. (Pana 2-3; next: Tuesday at Central Collinsville 1-6). TAYLORVILLE 67, NOKOMIS 60 Nokomis (60) McDow 16, Eisenbarth 8, Hitchings 21, Detm-ers 4, Danner 11, Hadley 0, Hogh 0, Spears 0.

Totals 22-7. Taylorville (67) A. Curtin 33, Enlow 8, S.Curtin 4, Weber 6, Givens 7, Pain 4, Maxwell 5. Totals 29-8. Nokomis 16 13 13 1860 Taylorville 13 27 21 6 67 3-point goals For Nokomis, McDow 4, Hitchings 3, Banner 2.

For Taylorville, Maxwell. (Nokomis 6-1. Taylorville 5-0; next: Tuesday vs. Springfield Sacred Heart Griffin.) All-tournament team Autumn Dow (Collinsville), Colysta White (Pana), Christine Polo (Gillespie), Sarah Hittch-ings (Nokomis), Ryan Danner (Nokomis), Allison Curtin (Taylorville), Erin Maxwell (Taylorville), Laura Weber (Taylorvile). NEWTON THANKSGIVING TOURNAMENT FLORA 47, EFFINGHAM 38 Effingham (38) Lystila 12, Honn 8, Wyckoff 6, Koester 0, Moel-ler 0, Schmidt 6, Walton 0, Westendorf 4, May-hood 2.

Totals 16-10 Flora (47) Headlee 2, Lewis 7, Warren 9, Heard 8, Slobed-zian 4, Connell 7, Tackett 4, Nattier 6. Totals 19-12 Effingham 6 8 11 13 38 Flora 13 13 11 10 47 3-point goals For Effingham, Honn 2, Schmidt 2. For Flora, they made 3. HIGHLIGHTS For Effingham, Jami Honn had 12 rebounds. (Effingham 2-2; next: Monday at Casey-Westfield.) Other scores Not available BART0NVILLE LIMESTONE TOURNAMENT Saturday's Score Lincoln 48, Bartonville 35 GALESBURG THANKSGIVING TOURNAMENT MATT00N 65, CARTHAGE 59 (0T) Carthage (59) Alicia Nagle 12, Ancelet 6, Twaddle 6, Dicker-son 10, Rehahn 6, Icenogle 17, Kloepser 2, Sullivan 0, Barnar 0, Amy Nagle 0.

Totals 24-11. Mattoon (65) Garrett 0, Bacon 19, Krutsinger 10, Swisher 15, Brown 10, Malone 5, Beck 4, Stephen 2. Totals 24-14. Carthage 10 15 13 17 4 59 Mattoon 16 9 15 15 1065 3-point goals For Mattoon, Swisher 3. (Carthage 4-1.

Mattoon 4-1; next: Thursday vs. Danville.) PEORIA WOODRUFF 48, MACARTHUR 23 Peoria Woodruff (48) Blake 4, Meaderds 11, Bramsier 4, Woodson 14, Br. Booker 5, Be. Booker 6, DeBord 4. Totals 21-4.

MacArthur (23) Peters 2, Hays 1, Borders 4, Williams 2, Carna-han 1, Shevokas 1, Fluker 2, Turner 10. Totals 10-3. Peoria Woodruff 14 7 9 18 48 MacArthur 2 6 11 423 3-point goals For Peoria Woodruff, Woodson 2. HIGHLIGHTS For Peoria Woodruff, Woodson was high scorer with 14 points. (MacArthur 0-5; next: Thursday vs.

pis GOLF BALLS SPALDING MOLITOR 15 BALL PACK Moore 0, R.Davidson 17, Fager 6, Mitchell 2, Reese 0, Parsons 0, Cromwell 0, Geissal 0, Benson 0, Pridemore 11, J.Davidson 0. Totals 14-8 Arthur 16 12 15 1558 Monticello 11 8 4 13 36 (Arthur next: Monday at Maroa-Forsyth. Monticello next: Tuesday at Warrensburg-Latham.) All-tournament team Staci Kingery (Arthur), Rachel Reinhart (Clinton), Jessica VanApeldoorn (Clinton), Renee Davidson (Monticello), Kelli Fager (Monticello), Marcy Burdette (Warrensburg-Latham), Kristy Duncan (Warrensburg-Latham) 0LNEY LADY TIGER THANKSGIVING TOURNAMENT ALBION EDWARDS COUNTY 54, SHELBYVILLE 43 Albion Edwards County (54) Buckman 7, Barford 4, Colvin 19, Mallona 9, Brokaw 11, Hutcheson 4, Matthes 0, Thorn ason 0. Totals 19-13. Shelbyville (43) Fathauer 16, Orin 4, Hogan 5, Niles 4, Reed 3, McDonald 9, Askins 2, S.Lewis 0.

Totals 18-2. Albion Edwards County 11 15 14 1454 Shelbyville 14 6 13 10 43 3-point goals For Albion Edwards County, Colvin 2, Brokaw. For Shelbyville, McDonald 3, Fathauer 2. (Albion Edwards County 3-4. Shelbyville 0-5.) LAWRENCEVILLE 50, ROBINSON 34, Robinson (34) Walton 4, Baxtor 4, Bodine 9, Malone 3, Wallis 8, Moreau 6, Weager 0, Schery 0, Halterman 0, McKieghan 0.

Totals 15-3. Lawrenceville (50) Agler 18, Raye 9, Yost 6, G.Lewis 4, Cotton 8, R.Lewis 5, Taylor 0, Frederick 0. Totals 19-11. Robinson Lawrenceville 7 7 6 14 34 14 12 14 1050 3-point goals For Robinson, Baxtor. For Lawrenceville, Agler.

(Robinson 2-5. Lawrenceville 5-1.) 0LNEY 54, CASEY-WESTFIELD 20 Casey-Westfield (20) McCormack 3, Garver 2, Hipschman 7, Sud-kamp 2, Howe 4, Sanders 2, Miller 0, Black 0, Stephen 0. Totals 7-6. Olney (54) L.Bunn 3, Houchin 2, Hartrich 8, Kuhn 4, Jennings 24, Campbell 11, Cooley 2, Steeber 0, Ferguson 0, R.Bunn 0, Harrison 0, Gertsch 0. Totals 23 7.

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Salem.) Tournament Standings 1. Olney; 2. Lawrenceville; 3. Albion Edwards County; 4. Casey-Westfield; 5.

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