Published on November 11, 2025 10:21 am
Last Updated on November 11, 2025 12:11 pm
SIGEL — Effingham St. Anthony claimed two junior high boys basketball wins over Sigel St. Michael Monday evening.
In the seventh-grade game, the Bullpups were 44-23 winners. St. Anthony held a 23-6 halftime lead and never looked back.
Nash Hoene was the lone Bullpups player in double figures with 10 as 11 players scored in the contest. St. Anthony is unbeaten at 4-0.
St. Michael was led by Oliver Deters with 17 points, 11 of those coming in the final period.
In eighth-grade play, St. Anthony moved into a 21-12 halftime lead and scored a 38-27 win over the Sharpshooters.
St. Anthony was led by P. Phillips with 13 points.
St. Michael was led by Ben Walk, also with 13 points.
At Sigel
Seventh-Grade Game
St. Anthony 13 10 10 11 — 44
St. Michael 5 1 3 14 — 23
St. Anthony — Gilmore 4, Flach 2, Bierman 6, Niebrugge 3, Dust 4, Sams 4, Menhart 2, Storm 0, Nosbisch 1, Hoene 10, Ludwig 3, Wohltman 5
Sigel St. Michael — Worman 3, Miller 0, Walk 0, Kreke 0, Probst 3, Deters 17, Hernandez 0
Eighth-Grade Game
St. Anthony 7 14 10 7 — 38
St. Michael 3 9 7 8 — 27
St. Anthony — Schumacher 6, Coulter 7, Schultz 0, Having 4, Phillips 13, Schiedemantel 3, Bloemer 2, Bales 3, McDonald 0, Kiefer 0
Sigel St. Michael — Burton 7, P. Walk 5, Hille 0, B. Walk 13, Miller 0, Kreke 2, Deters 0
At Dieterich
Dieterich and Jasper County each picked up a victory Monday evening.
In the seventh-grade contest, Dieterich was a 39-22 winner. The Roadrunners moved into a 10-5 opening quarter lead and led 21-8 at halftime.
Chase Bohnhoff led the way in scoring for the winners with 14 points while Colten Keck added nine.
Jasper County (2-3) was led by Cash Collins with nine points and was the top defender. Rafe Thomann was the top rebounder and Kamden Klier the top passer.
In eighth-grade play, Jasper County ran out to a 17-2 opening quarter lead and went on for a 43-26 victory.
Jacob Guzman scored 14 and Grant Frichtl 11 for the winners. Trace Cornwell was the top rebounder, top defender and top passer. Jasper County improved to 4-1.
Dieterich was led by Brody Niemerg with eight points.
At Dieterich
Seventh-Grade Game
Jasper County 5 3 5 9 — 22
Dieterich 11 11 10 8 — 40
Jasper County — Collins 9, Klier 5, Thomann 6, Miller 2
Dieterich — Bohnhoff 16, Brummer 2, Wohltman 4, Keck 9, Probst 4, Koester 3, Bauer 2, Nussmeyer 0
Eighth-Grade Game
Jasper County 17 9 12 5 — 43
Dieterich 2 6 8 10 — 26
Jasper County — Frichtl 11, Guzman 14, Keller 6, Cornwell 6, Henkel 2, Wililams 4
Dieterich — Brummer 0, Bohnhoff 2, McQueen 0, Goeckner 4, Niemrg 8, Brummer 2, Lemus 0, Koester 4, Othell 6
At Newton
Stewardson-Strasburg and Newton St. Thomas split victories Monday evening.
St. Thomas was a 28-14 winner in the seventh-grade game. St. Thomas held a 10-4 halftime lead and had an 11-3 third quarter run.
St.Thomas was led by Bierman with nine points.
Stew-Stras was led by Rahn with eight points. Stew-Stras fell to 1-2 on the season.
In eighth-grade action, Stew-Stras improved to 3-0 on the season with a 47-14 victory.
Stew-Stras ran out to a 15-2 opening quarter lead and led 31-6 at halftime.
Friese led with 11 points while Richter added 10 as nine players scored in the game. Stew-Stras remained unbeaten with a 3-0 record and is back in action Thursday hosting Sullivan at 6 p.m.
St. Thomas was led by Gier with eight.
At Newton
Seventh-Grade Game
Stew-Stras 1 3 3 7 — 14
St. Thomas 5 5 11 7 — 28
Stewardson-Strasburg — Rahn 8, Nichols 3, Hille 2, Ashmore 1
Newton St. Thomas — Bierman 9, Weber 5, Iffert 4, Francis 4, Pitcher 3, Bergbower 3
Eighth-Grade Game
Stew-Stras 15 16 13 3 — 47
St. Thomas 2 4 2 6 — 14
Stewardson-Strasburg — Friese 11, Richter 10, Duncan 6, Kramer 6, Pruemer 5, McCormick 4, Worman 2, Estes 1, Howe 2
Newton St. Thomas — Gier 8, Beals 4, French 2
At Cowden
Altamont Lutheran came calling and claimed both victories over Cowden-Herrick/Beecher City Monday evening.
Altamont Lutheran was a 35-15 winner in seventh-grade play, taking an 18-8 first half lead and outscoring the Bobcats 17-7 in the second half.
Kroening led the winners with eight points while Sefton and Koester added seven each.
CHBC was led by Tyce Kircher and Elliot Thull with five each.
In the eighth-grade contest, Altamont Lutheran edged CHBC, 25-22.
Altamont moved into an 8-5 opening quarter lead and held that three-point lead to the end of the contest.
Schnarre scored eight for the winners.
CHBC was led by Drake Thull with 16.
At Cowden
Seventh-Grade Game
Alt. Lutheran 13 5 7 10 — 35
CHBC 5 3 5 2 — 15
Altamont Lutheran — Caraway 4, Sefton 7, Kroening 8, Osteen 4, Koester 7, Wasson 5
Cowden-Herrick/Beecher City — Roadarmel 4, Kircher 5, Thull 5, Wilson 1
Eighth-Grade Game
Alt. Lutheran 8 6 7 4 — 25
CHBC 5 6 5 6 — 22
Altamont Lutheran — Everett 5, Schnarre 8, Kroening 6, Arend 1, Grasher 5
Cowden-Herrick/Beecher City — Kramer 2, Cox 0, Reed 4, Thull 16
At Teutopolis
Teutopolis went on a scoring binge in both seventh- and eighth-grade play Monday evening to hand Flora decisive losses.
The Wooden Shoes won the seventh-grade contest 50-16. The Shoes held a 27-9 halftime lead and had a 17-5 third quarter.
Deters led the way with 15 points while Meyer added 14 for the Shoes.
In eighth-grade action, T-town ran out to a 32-12 halftime lead and finished with a 60-30 victory.
Giles scored 16 for the winners while Althoff added nine.
At Teutopolis
Seventh-Grade Game
Flora 2 7 5 2 — 16
Teutopolis 13 14 17 6 — 50
Flora — Lore 1, Holloway 8, Woods 3, Kon 2, Smith 2
Teutopolis — Wiedner 2, Koester 7, Kocher 2, Meyer 14, Kremer 2, Imburgia 4, Deters 15, Kinkelaar 4
Eighth-Grade Game
Flora 8 4 13 5 — 30
Teutopolis 17 15 17 11 — 60
Flora — Byrd 12, Tackitt 4, Stanford 1, Thompson 8, Eskew 4, Petterson 1
Teutopolis — Bloemer 4, Althoff 9, Meyer 2, Pals 6, Niebrugge 6, Wermert 1, Giles 16, Pruemer 2, Brummer 4, Uebinger 5, Willenborg 2, Mette 4 (players add up to 61 while 60 listed as final)
At Louisville
Altamont came calling and claimed a seventh-grade win over North Clay Monday evening.
Altamont was a 26-21 winner. Altamont ran out to a 14-7 first half lead.
The winners were led by Weston Nelson with 17 points.
North Clay was led by Lade with nine.
At Louisville
Seventh-Grade Game
Altamont 9 5 10 2 — 26
North Clay 6 7 4 4 — 21
Altamont — Sarver 0, Berg 0, Arnold 3, Pierce 2, Nelson 17, Sphar 0, Bauer 4
North Clay — Lade 9, Dawkins 2, Keller 6, Romack 0, Lock 0, Whitmire 0, Boone 2, Hasselton 2