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D2 SPORTS Decatur, Illinois Saturday. November 24, 1990 ni TOURJE AtwoodHammond drops tourney host ilfloweaqua PREP BASKETBALL SCHEDULE TODAY'S GAMES Boys tournaments TOWER HILL THANKSGIVING TOURNAMENT 6:15 p.m. Springfield Lutheran vs. Witt 8 p.m. Windsor vs.

Mulberry Grove CHRISTOPHER TURKEY TOURNAMENT 4 p.m. Wednesday and Friday consolation bracket losers (7th place) 5:30 p.m. Consolation bracket championship (5tn Place' 7 p.m. Wednesday and Friday winners bracket losers (3rd place) 8:30 p.m. Championship Girls n.

I i Zion guard Tiffa- Schichner during the second round of the Lady Forsyth's Janet Brave Classic Friday at Mount Zion High School. 32 sparks Sullivan Mattoon defeats Mac-Arthur Continued from D1 wold Center. It's not that Peoria Central is an unfriendly bunch. In fact Coach Chuck Buescher and his gang of quick-footed players have been perfect gentlemen. Maybe a little too perfect.

From 1984-88 Peoria ran off with four straight tourney titles and now with two victories by a combined 59 points have to be favored for another crown heading into tonight's 8 p.m. title game with Paris. Paris advanced to the championship with a 57-47 win over Stephen Decatur in Friday's other night game. "We're looking forward to the fchallenge, the unenviable task, of (today)," Paris Coach Jerry Fulk Said, shaking his head and grinning. "It ought to be a lot of fun." Fulk was able to smile about the prospects after watching his team top Stephen Decatur in a hard-fought contest.

Stephen Decatur had opened a 17-12 first-quarter lead as Michael Bond and Scott Livingston combined for 12 points and 5 rebounds. But in the second quarter, the Paris defense stiffened and Stephen Decatur lost its shooting touch, going just 2-for-ll and falling behind 28-24 by halftime. The team never led again. "That's the story right there, Wor-11," Stephen Decatur Coach Rease Binger said. "That really hurt us, but we didn't die." 1 Not immediately, anyway.

Paris opened the second half with three straight buckets to take its biggest lead at 35-24, but Stephen Decatur battled back throughout the next two quarters. And with just 1:58 to go, the score stood at 50-47 following a basket by Livingston his sixth and seventh points of the quarter. After a turnover, Stephen Decatur got the ball back but rushed a 3-point attempt and then fouled Paris reserve Mike Huff. Huff missed both free throws, but teammate K.C. Gleckler came through with a clutch rebound to keep the ball for Paris.

Guard Rod Rodrick then proceeded to go 4-for-4 from the line down the stretch and added a layup, while decker who led all scorers with 20 points was l-of-2 from the line to close out the scoring. "Rod Rodrick played a crucial role for us by getting those late free throws," Fulk said. "Overall we shot the ball pretty well, and I think our defense did a good job for us." Shooting also wasn't a problem for Mount Zion, which hit a respectable 15 of 31 attempts from the floor versus Peoria. But getting enough shots certainly was. Facing a super-quick defense, Mount Zion had 20 turnovers, with seven coming in the first quarter as Peoria took a 17-9 lead.

From that point on Peoria just kept building its edge, shooting 53 "percent from the floor to lead 41-17 at the half and 61-34 after three quarters. "When we executed which was maybe 10-15 percent of the time we got some pretty nice shots," Steers said. "But they're just a fantastic team." In the first afternoon game, Derek Wheeler poured in 21 points and Bret Reedy added 18 points and 5 rebounds as Eisenhower downed Taylorville, 96-54. 2 Mattoon won the other contest, rolling past MacArthur 77-65 on 26 points by Willie High and 18 from Mark Aguilar. Karl Cole led MacArthur with 23 points.

Stephen Decatur (47) Bond 17, Winter 0. Johnson 0, Oyler I. Livingston Reed 4. McCrory 0. Jones 2.

Lenox 2. Totals 17 10. AhLthv 0, Bradford 8. EldredgeJJ. Gleckler 20.

Huff 0. Yates I. Rodrick 9, Sabens 0. Totals 22 to Stephen Decatur 17 7 114-47 12 14 11 57 tarts 3-potnt goals: Stephen Decatur 3 (Bond I Oyler); Paris 3 (Gleckler 3). 'tKJs'u Kirksey 12, Albert 9.

Coleman 10. Smith Warren 4. Shelby 5. McGee 2. Hendon 6.

Hughes 4, Sackktr 3. Jones 4. Walt 11. fZTi. Jor.

7. 0a R. Jon 4 (Wrelch 1 Montgomery 4, Kammeter 0, Curry 2. Skelley 4. MtaT 9 8 17 11 -4S Tnt toals: Peoria Centra! (Thomas 1.

Albert, Wl0; Mount Zion 3 (Montgomery I far)- "wertel IS, Oho 0. R. High 0. Aguilar jf? Wilson 0, Landrum 0, Singer 0, Trimble 0, sum I BuX w. High 26.

Runyon 2. Totals 27- f3MS 4. Tucker 0. Cole 23. Hill I Jones ZZ? I Fletcher 13, Shaw 0, Humrichhouse 9, jKkson 1, Hi Jck AnM0n 14 17 II 22 fffUii-.

MacArthur 1 (Cole). Brown 19. Lee 4, Wheeler 11. Wilson Taut. Harting 8, Prier4.

Totals 4014. Hlxenbaugh 4. Greene 0, Warn 0, Seal I Brown t. Plnnell 8. ReHS 1.

Fraley SXm'an 11 VorscX 13, Stone 0, Gibbs 10, Matthew SJLLV1' II 27 17 -M fZm 11111511-54 -Jpomt 9oal: Eisenhower 2 (Hodges, Johnson). Photo by Oarrell Goemsat Davis 6, Dixon 0, Ebelherr 9, Foster 33, Parke 1 Smith 2. Totals 22-7. Mount Zion 18 15 14 18 65 Lincoln 5 17 16 14 52 3-point goals: Lincoln, Foster. HIGHLIGHTS: For Mount Zion, Jodl Foster had 11 rebounds, Jana Albrecht had 8 steals.

For Lincoln, Sue Foster had 12 rebounds. Today's Games 10 a m. Mount Zion vs. Stephen Decatur. 11:30 a.m.

Tuscola vs. Maroa-Forsyth. 1 p.m. Lincoln vs. Sullivan.

4:30 p.m. Stephen Decatur vs. Tuscola. 6 p.m. Maroa Forsyth vs.

Lincoln. 7:30 p.m. Sullivan vs. Mount Zion. NEWTON GIRLS HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Altamont 61 Dieterich 39 Altamont (61) Guse 12, Arend 2, Walters 10, Voelker 2, Wharton 2, Harris 21, Herboth 4, Homann 8.

Totals 23-2-9-Dieterich (39) Garbe 4, Worman 22, Kortte 2, Dorn 7, Brummer 1, Lllley 3. Totals 18 0-3. Altamont 22 12 14 13 61 Dieterich 0111018-39 3-point goals: For Altamont, Guse 2. Casey-Westfield 42 Newton 41 Newton (41) Robison 8, Probst 11, Parr 12, Lidy Keller 8. Totals 0-13.

Casey-Westfield (42) Allen 5, Gilbert 14, Stlnson 1, A. Brown 4, M. Brown 18. Totals 18-4. Newton 4 413-41 Casey-Westfield 1012 812-42 3-point goals: None Teutopolis 63 Flora 62 Flora (62) Masters 19, Vogle 4, Chaney 18, Corry 7, Campos 11, Lusk 2, Perry 1.

Totals: 19-22 Teutopolis (63) 1 Rentfrow 15, Tebbe 19, Probst 4, Funneman 9, T. Niebrugge 1, Kremer 6, Hotze 9. Totals 26-11 Flora 12 16 17 17 62 Teutopolis 8 22 9 24 63 3-point goals: For Flora, Masters, Corry. Today's Games Dieterich vs. Newton, 1 p.m.

Consolation Altamont vs. Casey-Westfield, 3 p.m. Third Place Flora vs. Effingham, 6:15 p.m. Championship Teutopolis vs.

Olney, 7:45 p.m. Sen Bauer 11 run (M Aubry to Aubry pass) Sen Bauer 2 run (pass failed) Sen Virten 8 pass from Aubry (Virten pass from Aubry) Gil Miller 26 run (Triplow run) Sen Bauer 64 run (pass failed) Sen Bauer 8 run (kick failed) Team statistics Sen Gil First downs 20 09 Rushes-yards 58 374 25-120 Passing yards 8 31 Return yards 14 0 Passes 1-30 4-8 1 Punts 234 4-30 Fumbleslost 2-2 4-1 Penalties-yards 3 23 2-36 Time of Possession 29:15 18:45 Individual statistics RUSHING Seneca, Bauer 38 311, Aubry 12 55, Vertin 1-5, Erickson 4-11. Gillespie, Miller 13-75, Triplow 3-28, Smith 3-7. PASSING Seneca, Aubry 13-0-8. Gillespie, Bray 4 8-1-31.

RECEIVING Seneca, Virten 1-8. Gillespie, Smith 2-13, Joyce 1-12, McCormack l-o. CLASS 1A Sterling Newman 6 Bloomington Catholic 3 (OT) Jay Krick scored from less than a foot out in overtime to give Sterling Newman the nail-biting victory and the Class 1A title. After a scoreless game during regulation play, Todd Kurz kicked a 26-yard field goal for Blooming-ton Central Catholic (12-2). Newman (12-2) then started on the 10 and moved the ball to with 1 I 1 Girls MOWEAQUA Tedd Romine scored 22 of his 30 points in the second half as Atwood-Hammond recorded an 82-79 overtime victory over Moweaqua in the Moweaqua Turkey Tournament.

His output offset a 27-point performance by Moweaqua's Brad Durbin, who was 14-of-16 from the free throw line. The victory means that if Atwood-Hammond (2-0) wins its 6:15 p.m. game with Oakland (0-2) today it will be the champion of the round-robin tournament. Moweaqua (1-1) faces Assumption (1-1) at 7:45 p.m. in the other contest.

Atwood-Hammond (82) Ellis 9, M.Schable 3, Morgan 10, T.Schable 10, Romine 30, Walter 6, Chupp 14. Totals 29-23. Moweaqua (79) Clark 7, Durbin 27, Dawkins 2, Eirhart 10, Miller 6, McLeod 8, Coffman 7, Helm 10. Totals 26-22. Atwood-Hammond 1616 22 20 8-82 Moweaqua 20 16 22 16 5 79 3-point goals: Atwood-Hammond, M.Schable.

Mow-eaaua. Durbin, Helm 2. Assumption 74 Oakland 54 Assumption (74) S.Ohl 21, Meadler 2, K.Ohl 2, Hutchins 7, Snow 2, Woods 20, Walti 2, Sloan 17, Corzlne 0, Long 1. Totals 32-9. Oakland (54) Rankin 0, Dwan 7, Hugg 6, Willison 2, Mandrell 10, Miller 14, Zeien 13, Purzis 2.

Totals 19-12. Assumption if it 74 Oakland 6121125-54 3-point goals: Assumption, S.Ohl. For Oakland, Durzan, Mandrell 2, Zeien. HIGHLIGHTS: Assumption dominated the first half Scott Ohl, Scott Woods and Jeff Sloan accounted for 36 out of 38 first half points. Lincoln 61 Bartonville Limestone 42 Bartonville Limestone (42) Brooks 0, Hodge 3, Parker 10, Prill 4, Hearn 4, Betson 0, Coleman 10, Small 2, Rodgers 4, Kerley Kizer 0, Gladson 2, Paulica 0.

Totals 17-6. Lincoln (61) Voyles 7, Hopkins 12, Moat 13, Leever 3, O'Donohue 6, Miller 7, Steinhauer 6, Clenin 4, Cravatta 3, Sauer 0, Stoltzenburg 0. Totals 24-4. Bartonville Limestone 10 15 9 8 42 Lincoln 1917 718-61 3-point goals: Bartonville Limestone, Hodge, Coleman. Lincoln, Hopkins 2, Moat 3, Miller, Cravatta.

HIGHLIGHT: For Lincoln, Greg Moat had 7 assists. (Bartonville Limestone 0-1 overall; next: Saturday vs. Ottawa. Lincoln 1-0 overall; next: Saturday vs. Pontiac) GIBSON CITY TOURNAMENT Monticello 85 Fisher 53 Monticello (85) Traub 12, Fatheree 27, Hancock 3.

Waldrup 9, Lange 10, Schwarzentraub 14, German 10. Totals 4M. Fisher (53) Seim 8. Bales 3, Powell 2, Sh.May 4, Briggs 16, Ewerdine 0, Weir 12, Henderson 6, Sc.May 16. Totals 27-7.

Monticello 24 29 19 13 85 Fisher 1415 915-53 3-point goals: Monticello, Waldrup. Fisher, Seim 2, Bales, Sh.May 4, Henderson. HIGHLIGHTS: Shawn Fatheree made 13-19 field goals, Brian Schwarzentraub had 12 rebounds. (Monticello next; Today vs. St.

Josepn-Ogden, 6:30 p.m.) SULLIVAN TURKEY CLASSIC Sullivan 62 Arthur 41 Sullivan (62) Roger 3, Richardson 2, Jesse 14, Kottwitz 3, Harris 2. Hutchings 8, Dunscombe 17, Yochim 13, Reeder 0, Gotto, Elder 0. Totals 26-12. Arthur (41) Carter 6, Fleming 5, McDaniel 2, Green 1, Watson 10. Hllgenberg 3, Yeakel 14.

Totals 13-15. Sullivan 9 18 13 22 62 Arthur IS 4 913-41 3 point goals: Sullivan, Rogers, Jesse 2. Kottwitz. HIGHLIGHT: For Sullivan, Billy Harris had 7 steals and Justin Dunscombe had 7 rebounds. (Sullivan 2-1 overall.

Arthur 0-2 overall.) Findlay 94 Lovington 52 Stivers 19, Scott 7, Mowry 0, Smith 11, Cloyd 37, Sparks 1, Howell 6, Ragan 5, Graven 5, Stockdale 3. Totals 38-16. Lovington (52) Mechling 9, Key 4, Powell 3, Phillips 3, Wilson 4. Mcgragor 5, Moser 13, Webb 8, Uphoff 3. Totals 15-20.

Findlay 28 15 20 31 -94 Lovington 5 3-point goals: Findlay, Cloyd, Sfochdale. Lovington, Mechling, Phillips. HIGHLIGHT: For Findlay, Shannon Cloyd had 14 first quarter points and 13 fourth quarter points. (Findlay 2-0 overall. Lovington 0-3 overall.) Today's schedule 1 p.m.

Bethany vs. findlay 3:30 p.m. Arthur vs. Lovington 7 p.m. Findlay vs.

Arthur 8:30 p.m. Sullivan vs. Bethany WOOD RIVER THANKSGIVING TOURNAMENT Vandalia 57 Wood River 54 Vandalia (57) Baker 0, Carder 4, Kern 22, Ladage 6, Lockart 14, Lotz 6, Konrad 0, Forbis 5. Totals 24 6. Wood River (54) Hendricks 19, Lybarger 4, Robinson 3, Sabatmp 23, Burris 5, Hill 0, Kilmer 0, Bomkamp 0.

Totals 22-10. Vandalia "1617 9-57 Wood River 10161117-54 3-point goals: Vandalia, Ladage, Lockert, Forbes. HIGHLIGHT: For Vandalia, Brian Kern had 15 rebounds and Joe Lockart was 5 of 6 from the free throw line. (Vandalia 1-2 overall; next: Saturday vs. McClure Senior.

Wood River 1-1 overall; next: Saturday vs. Alton.) in inches of the goal on three running plays, including the last three by Krick. Previously in this year's playoffs, Newman averaged 39.8 points a game, while Central Catholic had a 24.5 average. Sterling Newman Bloominaton CC 0 0 0 0 66 0 0 0 0 33 BCC-FGKurz26 Ster-Krick 1 run (no conversion attempted) Team statistics Sterl BCC 10 11 54-192 25-49 20 162 7 14 21-1 34-162 351 4-129 42 2 1 2 20 1-15 26:23 21:37 First downs Rushesyards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties yards Time of Possession irMtviouai siairsiics RUSHING Sterling Newman, Molina 11-66, Jay Krick 21-65, Graham 15-41, Jon Krick 7-20; Bloomington Catholic, Kiley 14-35, Zanoni 4 12, Messamore 4-2 PASSING-Sterling Newman, Graham 21120; Bloomington Catholic, Zanoni 34 16-2-162. RECEIVING-Sterling Newman, Molina 120; Bloomington Catholic, Hussman 9 94, Sherman 3 35, Mitchell 3 23, Thoma 110.

CLASS 4A Joiiet Catholic 21 Geneseo 20 Mike Alstott's 4-yard run for a touchdown with 3:00 remaining Boys CLINTON THANKSGIVING CLASSIC Monticello 63 Heyworth 26 Heywortti (26) Meys 3, Dempkey 6, Lee 3, Macy 3, VanWInkle 1. Meisner 2, Moyer 2. Totals 11-1. Monticello (63) Rose 16, Heckman 12, Tyler 7, Heidkamp 6, Thomas 6, Heidbreder 3, Simpson 1, Brown 8, Parsons 2, Lambert 2. Totals 29-5.

Heyworth 13 4 3 4-2 Monticello 14 21 18 10 63 3-point goals: Heyworth, Lee, Macy, Van Winkle. HIGHLIGHT: For Monticello, Allyson Rose had 14 first half points. Clinton 55 Mount Pulaski 43 Clinton (55) Underwood 18, Gibson 14, Newberry 13, Lowrey 2, Peck 8. Totals 24-7. Mount Pulaski (43) S.Schilling 8.

Wade 8, Schmidt 7, R.Schilling 9, Fisher 9, Emerson 2. Totals 16-8. Clinton 11201311-55 Mount Pulaski 6 814 15-43 3 point goals: Mount Pulaski, S.Schilling, R. Schilling 2. HIGHLIGHT: For Clinton, Lori Gibson grabbed 10 rebounds and dished out 5 assists.

Warrensburg-Latham 56 Chatham Glenwood 43 Chatham Glenwood (43) Epperson 2, Gaither 4, Hohimer 3, Grisham 3, Da.Lach 2, Reyser 26, Di.Lach 3. Totals 17-9. Warrensburg (56) Zinn 11, Moore 5, Cunningham 11, Hughes 6, Wills 16. Ferguson 7. Totals 21-13.

1 Chatham Glenwood 1410 811-43 Warrensburg-Latham 1613 91854 3-point goals: Warrensburg. Wills. Tolono Unity 50 Hillsboro 32 Tolono Unity (50) Woodworth 13, S.CIer 2, Eisenmenger 16, Myers 5V Brown 6, Moore 2, Stoltz 2, H.CIer 2, Dunker 2. Totals 21-7. Hillsboro (32) Murray 12, Stewart 4, Thompson 1, Cummins 9, Black 6.

Totals 8-16. Tolono Unity 7 19 11 13 50 Hillsboro 5 12 9 6-32 3-point goal: Tolono Unity, Woodworth. HIGHLIGHT: For Hillsboro, Julie Murray made 10-of-15 from the line. Monticello 65 Chatham Glenwood 50 Monticello (65) Rose 6, Tyler 15, Heidkamp 8, Thomas 18, Brown VO, Heidbreder 6, Simpson 2. Totals 24-17.

Chatham Glenwood (50) Berry 4, Gaither 2, Epperson 4, Hohimer 5, Clark 0, Grisham 5, Hurt 3, Da.Lach 1, Reyser ticellol9 20 12 14-65 Chatham Glenwood 11141015-50 3-point goals: None. HIGHLIGHT: For Monticello, Angie Thomas had first half points. Clinton 61 Hillsboro 40 Hillsboro (40) 7 Murray 12, Stewart 6, Thompson 1, Cummins 1 Black 8, Suess 7, Huber 3. Totals 15-10. -Clinton (61) Underwood 22, Gibson 4, Newberry 4, Lowrey Roberts 4, Peck 6, Sams 8, West 2, Blessing 2.

Totals 24-U. Hillsboro 4 11 14 11 40 Clinton 9 25 25 2 63 3 point goals: None. HIGHLIGHT: For Clinton, Martina Underwood had 12 points in the third quarter. Warrensburg-Latham 63 Heyworth 41 Warrensburg (63) Zinn 2, Moore 6, Cunningham 4, Hughes 11, Wills 31, Parks 5, Ferguson 2, Harrris 2. Totals 27-6.

Heyworth (41) Meys 6, Depkey 11, Shipp 3, Meisner 10, Van Winkle 11. Totals 19-2. Warrensburg 8 16 22 17 63 Heyworth 13 8 9 11 -41 3 point goals: Warrensburg, Wills 2, Hughes. Heyworth, Van Winkle. HIGHLIGHT: For Warrensburg, Susan Wills had 16 points in the second half.

Tolono Unity 66 Mount Pulaski 54 Mount Pulaski (54) S.Schilling 22, Wade 6, Schmidt 6, R.Schilling 8. Fisher 10, Emerson 2. Totals 18-14. Tolono Unity (66) Woodworth 25, S.CIer 8, Eisenmenger 26, Myers 0, Brown 4, Moore 3. Totals 28-6.

Mount Pulaski 15 21 018-54 Tolono Unity 11 14 18 23 66 3-point goals: Moun Pulaski, Sara Schilling 4. Tolono Unity, Woodworth 4. HIGHLIGHT: For Tolono, Tracy Woodworth had 13 points in the 4th quarter and Dana Eisenmenger added 11 points in the 3rd period. Todays schedule Winners bracket 10:30 a.m. Warrrensburg Latham vs.

Tolono Unity 12: 15 p.m. Monticello vs. Clinton Consolation bracket finals 2 p.m. Hillsboro vs. Chatham Glenwood (7th place) 3:45 p.m.

Heyworth vs. Mount Pulaski (5fh place) Championship Finals 6 p.m. losers of morning winners bracket games (3rd place) 7:45 p.m. winners from morning winners bracket games (championship) and his 2-point conversion pass lifted Joiiet Catholic. It was the seventh Illinois High School Association football title for Joiiet (14-0).

Troy Copeland ran 2 yards for a Geneseo TD with :31 left to bring his team within a point. But Joh-et's Mike Prete stopped Ryan Ver-beck short of the goal line on a 2-point conversion try. Geneseo finishes 12-2. Joiiet Catholic 0 6 7 21 Geneseo 7 0 8 13 20 Gen Verbeck 27 run (Wehrspann kick) Jol Holman 1 run (kick blocked) Jol Lynch 9 run (Bonebrake kick) Gen Verbeck 3 run (Wehrspann kick) Jol Alston 4 run (Bonebrake pass from Alstott) Gen Copeland 2 run (run failed) A 10,668. Team statistics First downs Rushes-yards 44.1S0 ai4S Passing yards 49 Return yards jt ii K355 4-8-1 3-9 0 Punfs j.

Fumbleslost 4g J' Penaltiesoyards 84, Time of Possession 24 3c Individual statistics 5 RUSHING Joiiet Cath, Alstott 18-87, Holman 9-4? Lynch 632, Nedlo 8 -18. Geneseo. CtatZS niw Verbeck 13-87, Jacocks 7-43, Mofter 6-24 PASSING Joiiet Cath, Nedlo 4-8-1-49 CU Motzer 3-9-1-22. "eeo, RECEIVING Joiiet Cath, Alstott 352, Holman 1 17. Geneseo Wehrspann 2 5, Whiteside 1 17 Mount Zion 24 18 21 12 7S Maroa-Forsyth 14 810 -41 3 point goals: Maroa-Forsyth, Pope 3.

SULLIVAN 47 STEPHEN DECATUR 25 Sullivan (47) Glazebrook 8, Adams 12, Clayton 20, Elder 8, Monroe 8, French 5, Grooms 2, Shellabarger 0, Emel 2. Lowry 2. Totals 28-10. Stephen Decatur (25) Siders 6. Wilder 10, Wright 5, Halvachs 1, Ray 3, Bond 0, Burtschi 0, Veech 0, Lewis 0.

Totals 10-4. Sullivan 21 25 13 8-67 Stephen Decatur 5 10 3 7-25 3 point goals: Sullivan, Monroe. Stephen Decatur, Wright. HIGHLIGHTS: Sullivan's defense forced numerous turnovers. Becky Clayton had 20 points and 16 rebounds.

LINCOLN 74 TUSCOLA 47 Lincoln (76) Davis 17, Dixon 10, Ebelherr 17, Foster 14, Kunkel 5, Springer 2, Tirtle 3, Gill 8. Totals 35-6. Tuscola (47) Blaudow 19, Balrd 1, Gaddey 12, Russell 4, Barnett 4, Sudduth 7. Totals 1713. Lincoln 14 21 25 16 76 Tuscola 5141117-47 HIGHLIGHTS: Lincoln's Sue Foster added 12 rebounds to her 14 points.

MAROA-FORSYTH 53 STEPHEN DECATUR 46 Maroa-Forsyth (53) Redman 8, Dodd 9, Pope 23, Hupp 8, French 4, Gregory 2. Totals 21-9. Stephen Decatur (46) Siders 9, Bond 0, Wilder 27, Wright 2. Halvachs 0, Ray 3, Hedenberg 3. Totals 17 8.

Maroa-Forsyth 13131214-53 Stephen Decatur 7 17 4 15 46 3 point goals: Maroa-Forsyth, Pope 3, Stephen Decatur, Siders. SULLIVAN 76 TUSCOLA 30 Sullivan (76) Glazebrook 13, Adams 12, Clayton 32, Elder 5, Monroe 4, Coy 2, French 2, Groomes 4, Emel 2. Totals 37- 2. Tuscola (30) Blaudow 19, Balrd 4, Gaddey 2, Russell 0, Barnett 0, Sudduth. Totals 14-1.

Sullivan 27161716-76 Tuscola 7 4 8 11 -30 3 point goals: Tuscola, Blaudow. HIGHLIGHTS: For Sullivan, Glazebrook and Adams scored from the outside, Becky Clayton dominated the inside. MOUNT ZION 65 LINCOLN 52 Mount Zion (65) Albrecht 16, Foster 26, Harshman 4, Hanover 7, Wingard 4, St.John 4, Sloan 4, Woods 0. Totals 31-3. Lincoln (52) wi.i.wim.t,l DEFENSIVE PRESSURE: Mount ny Grunert (55) pressures Maroa Clayton's MOUNT ZION Becky Clayton pumped in 32 points to propel unbeaten Sullivan past Tuscola 76-30 Friday night in the Mount Zion Lady Brave Classic girls basketball tournament.

Clayton also had 20 points and 16 rebounds as Sullivan pounded Stephen Decatur 67-25. In the victory over Tuscola, Sullivan jumped off to a 27-7 first-quarter lead and 43-11 halftime margin. Clayton was backed up by Amanda Glazebrook's 13 points and Sheri Adams 12 points. Against Stephen Decatur, Adams had 12 points and Glaze-brook 8. It ran Sullivan's record to 3-0 in the round robin tournament.

Unbeaten Mount Zion kept pace by winning twice and running its tournament record to 3-0, as well. It hammered Maroa-Forsyth 75- 41, then defeated Lincoln 65-52. Jana Albrecht and Jodi Foster were the ringleaders. Foster had 26 points and 11 rebounds against Lincoln while Albrecht added 16 points. Against Maroa-Forsyth, Albrecht had 17 points, Foster 12.

Kristin Hanover contributed 14 points. In other games, Maroa squeezed by Stephen Decatur 53-46 and Lincoln defeated Tuscola 76- 47. MOUNT ZION 75 MAROA-FORSYTH 41 Mount lion (75) Aibrecht 17, Foster 12, Harshman Hanover 14, Wingard 6. St.John 6. Sloan 4, Woods 2, Grunert 6.

Totals 31 13. Maroa Forsyth (41) Redman 8. Dodd 0. Pope 15, Hupp 2, French 3, Gregory 3, Bromley 6, Schichner 1, Barnett 3. Totals 174.

ville fjORMAL (AP) Hickey Thompson scored two touchdowns and became the first Illinois prep rusher to crack the barrier in a season as Belleville Alth-off defeated Rock Island Alleman 21-13 in Friday night's Class 3A title game. It was defending champion Althoff's third state title since 1980, and it extended their winning streak to 26 games, Illinois' longest current prep string. Thompson rushed for 257 yards to give him 3,105 yards this season and credited his teammates for the achievement. "I think we have the best line in the state," said Thompson, a 5-11, 182-pound senior who hasn't made his college choice yet. Alleman 4 0 7 0- 13 Atthotf 6 0 0 IS 21 All Knuckey 27 pass from Woods (kick failed) Alt Thompson 8 run (kick blocked) All Woods 7 run (Ivanic kick) Alt Faust 37 pass from Stovall (Thompson run) Alt Thompson 2 run (Reylinq kick) Team statistics Rl Alt First downs 20 Rushesyards 4O201 5301 Passing yards 116 37 Belle Alfhoff takes Class 3A football title Return yards 0 0 Passes 5-13-1 12-0 Punts 27 230 Fumbles-lost 3-1 3-2 Penalties-yards 2-20 1-5 Time of Possession 21:10 26:50 Individual statistics RUSHING Rl Alleman, Kirik 18-145, Woods 14-47, Copeland 7-20.

Bel Althotf, Thompson 41-258, Gomric 10- 40, Stovall 8 24. PASSING Rl Alleman, Copeland 4-12-1-89, Woods 11- 0-27. Bel Altheff, Stovall 1-20-37. RECEIVING Rl Alleman, Mafyklrtwlci Hourigan 1 32, Knuckey 1-32, Bel Alfhoff, Fust 13. CLASS 2A Seneca 34 Gillespie 8 Paul Bauer ran for a record 308 yards and four touchdowns to propel Seneca to the Class 2A title in its first trip to the state finals.

Bauer's 38 carries and 308 yards were both highs for the Illinois championship round. The previous marks were held by Providence's John Martin, 35 attempts in 1987, and by Jerry Jones of Decatur St. Teresa, 250 yards in 1975. Bauer was playing with a small bone broken in his right hand. He injured the hand in a work-related accident.

Seneca Gillespie 14 14 4-34 0 0 8 0-8 I.