Tuesday 2-5-2019 High School Basketball Scores

HIGH SCHOOL

Boys Basketball

St. Anthony 52, South Central 20 (see separate story)

Teutopolis 58, Cissna Park 53 (the Wooden Shoes came back from 10 down against one of the highest-ranked 1A teams in the state to post the win; T-Town was down 16-9 after one quarter and 34-24 at halftime, before tying the game at 41-41 after three quarters and outscoring Cissna Park 17-12 in the fourth quarter to post the five-point win; Dawson Smith led the way for Teutopolis with 20 points, while Evan Wermert scored 12; also for Teutopolis: Clint Weber 9, Jordan Hardiek 8, Luke Ungrund 5, and Mitch Hardiek 4; Teutopolis is now 23-4 on the season)

Effingham 77, Charleston 45 (Landon Wolfe with 41 points for the Hearts; Parker Wolfe was also in double figures with 12 points; also for Effingham: Cole Marxman and Dalton Greene six each, Tristin Duncan four, Drew Thompson and Nate Thompson three each, Dylan Ritz 2; Effingham led 22-10 after one quarter, 42-20 at halftime, and 60-33 after three quarters before outscoring the Trojans 17-12 in the final quarter; Effingham won the JV game 62-50; for Effingham: Tate Niebrugge 18, Ben Donsbach 16, Tristin Duncan 11, Jacob Briggerman 10, Brayden Pals 4, Jacob Stoneburner 3)

Cumberland 59, Oblong 37 (Cumberland exploded out to a 19-8 lead after one quarter, led 27-18 at halftime, and 41-24 after three quarters before an 18-13 fourth quarter; Zach Wolke led Cumberland with 23 points; also for the Pirates: Myles Gerhardt and Connor Butler 8 each, Brennyn Cutts and Wyatt Napier 6 each, Ross Hemmen and Memphis Waggoner 3 each, and Alex Talley 2)

Altamont 71, Neoga 50 (Altamont trailed 16-15 after one quarter, but led 32-28 at halftime and were up 56-38 after three quarters before outscoring Neoga 15-12 in the fourth quarter to post the 21-point win; for Altamont: Alek Biggs 23, Denver Duckwitz 16, Aiden Jahraus 14, Tony Klitzing 8, Kaden Eirhart 6, and Noah Teasley and Jarod Kollman 2 each; for Neoga: Trevor Roy 17, Levi Peters 15, Chase Banning and Reece Johnson 5 each, Mitchell Cornell 4, Chase Lanham and J.C. Keller 2 each; Altamont is now 16-10 and 5-0 in the NTC)

North Clay 63, Webber Township 24 (for North Clay: Nick Miller 16, Kaden Turner 15, Aleon Rinehart 12; North Clay improved to 20-8 on the season; the Cardinals posted their first 20-win season in 19 years, the 1999-2000 season; North Clay Coach Josh Zink said, "This is a special group of guys that has brought this basketball program back to life; I'm so thrilled for them, their parents, and our community; GO CARDS!"

Lincoln 64, Mt. Zion 37

Mattoon 65, Taylorville 58

Salem 65, Flora 62 (OT)

Vandalia 73, Carlinville 41

Girls Basketball

Springfield Lanphier 68, Taylorville 53

Class 1A Palestine Regional

St. Anthony 55, Dieterich 32 (Dieterich led 10-9 after one quarter, but the Lady Bulldogs were up 20-13 at halftime, and 32-26 after three quarters before outscoring Dieterich 23-6 in the fourth quarter to put the game away; Clare McHugh and Meg Richards shared scoring honors with 13 apiece while Sydney Gibson was also in double figures with 11 points; also for St. Anthony: Shea Kinkelaar 8, Riley Guy 4, and Taylor Beesley, Grace Karolewicz and Elizabeth Kabbes 2 each; for Dieterich: Robards 9, Bierman 7, Vahling 4, Boerngen and K. Bloemer 3 each, Britton and E. Bloemer 2 each, and Meinhart and Johnson 1 each; also for St. Anthony: McHugh and Gibson each 9 rebounds and three assists; Richards 8 rebounds; McHugh 4 steals and 4 blocks; Bulldogs Coach Bart Wiedman said, "We started a little slow offensively in the first quarter, but then hit a good stride; we played a great last 12 minutes of basketball")

Oblong 47, North Clay 40

Class 1A South Central Regional

Altamont 74, South Central 28 (Altamont was up 15-2 after one quarter, led 36-14 at halftime, and 62-22 after three quarters before outscoring South Central 12-6 in the final quarter; Altamont shot 42% from the field and made 6 of 12 foul shots; for Altamont: Allyson Hardiek 16, Rachel Jackman 13, JoAnna Schultz 12, Leah Mayhaus and Ellie McManaway 8 each, Tinley Mette 7, Brooke Runge 5, Mary Guse and Abby Goeckner 2 each, Taylor Mette 1; for South Central: Laney Webster 16, Smith and Hilmus 5 each, Landreth 2)

Brownstown/St. Elmo 66, Cowden-Herrick/Beecher City 43 (BSE was up 17-11 after one quarter, 32-24 at halftime and 52-33 after three quarters before outscoring CHBC 12-10 in the fourth quarter; BSE's Claire Wilhour led all scorers with 22 points; also for BSE: Natalie Oberlink 17 with 12 rebounds, Olivia Campbell 15 with 6 rebounds, 4 steals and 6 assists, Audrey Wilhour 7, Elizabeth Johnson 3, and MaKenzie Walk 2; for CHBC: Burch 8, Jaelyn Robertson and Burks 7 each, Morrison 6, Lindsley 5, Bertin and Wojcik 4 each, and Lorton 2; Bobcats Coach Carolyn Wendte said, "Ended our season at 13-15; would've thought the season would have been a little better, but never found the consistent scoring from this team and our size hurt us in some of our games")