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 NTC Junior High Girls Basketball — October 24 Results 

Published on October 26, 2026 11:02 am
Last Updated on October 26, 2026 11:08 am

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Sigel St. Michael won the championship of the National Trail Conference Seventh-Grade Girls Basketball Tournament Saturday.

The Sharpshooters defeated Brownstown/St. Elmo, 25-12. Madalie Hoene led the winners with eight points.

N. Feller led BSE with eight points.

In the third place contest, Altamont edged Windsor/Stewardson-Strasburg 24-20.

Altamont held a 11-9 halftime lead and then had a 6-4 final quarter.

Ruholl led with 10 points while Bl. McClellan added nine for the winners.

Windsor/Stew-Stras was led by Spannagel with seven.

In the consolation championship, Cumberland won over South Central, 30-19.

Olivia Jackson scored 17 points for the winners.

South Central was led by Lexy Garrett with six.

Seventh-Grade NTC Tournament

Championship Game

BSE                          6     3     0     3    —     12

St. Michael              5     8     8     4     —     25

Brownstown/St. Elmo — Schaub 3, Satterhwaite 0, Holtkamp 0, Harpster 1, Koonce 0, Strobel 0, Feller 8

Sigel St. Michael — Hoene 8, Walk 6, Schumacher 2, Walk 0, Hoene 0, Durbel 0, Gaddis 5, Mihlbachler 0, Tarter 0, Dittamore 4

Third Place Game

Windsor/Stew-Stras                  3     6     7     4     —     20

Altamont                                     4     7     7     6     —     24

Windsor/Stewardson-Strasburg — Austin 4, Probst 3, Pruemer 2, A, Kaufman 4, C. Kaufman 0, Deters 0, Spannagel 7

Altamont — Redenbo 0, Tedrick 0, Pagone 0, Neu 0, Arend 0, Ruholl 10, Grobengesier 5, Pospischel 0, McClellan 9, Mansker 0, McClellan 0

Consolation Championship

South Central              6     6     5     2     —     19

Cumberland                9     8     7     6     –    – 30

South Central — Kruengel 2, Parker 2, Garrett 6, Lotz 4, Desfres 0, Skibinski 5, Daugherty 0, Green 0

Cumberland — Brummer 0, Fitch 2, Sudkamp 1, Ervin 2, Heinbaugh 2, M. Bierman 6, N. Bierman 0, Dittamore 0, Weaver 0, Jackson 17

 

At Taylorville

Teutopolis handed Taylorville losses in both seventh- and eighth-grade action Saturday.

The Wooden Shoes won the seventh-grade game, 30-27. T-town led 19-18 going into the final quarter and had an 11-9 run for the win.

Jansen scored 17 for the Shoes.

In eighth-grade play, T-town was a 25-16 winner. Swingler, Ruholl and Schmidt scored seven each for the Shoes.

T-town then fell to Mahomet-Seymour in seventh-grade play, 31-28. T-town held an 11-10 halftime lead and led 25-19 going into the final quarter. But Mahomet-Seymour came roaring back with a 12-3 final period to pull out the victory.

Jansen led the Shoes with 16.

In the eighth-grade game, T-town led 21-20 going into the final quarter and Mahomet-Seymour rallied for a 36-35 win.

The Shoes were led by Swingler with 10 points.

At Taylorville

Seventh-Grade Game

Teutopolis              4     7     8     11     —     30

Taylorville             10     6     2     9     —     27

Teutopolis — Jansen 17, Zerrusen 4, Willenborg 3, Dhom 2, Deters 2, HOene 2

Taylorville — Declerk 6, Goodin 5, Shutt 5, Greive 4, Snow 2, Hadley 2

Eighth-Grade Game

Teutopolis            7     6     3     9     —     25

Taylorville            8     5     3     0     —     16

Teutopolis –– Swingler 7, Ruholl 7, Schmidt 7, Mette 2, Grunloh 2

Taylorville — McDowell 10, Repscher 4, Piatt 1, Mateen 1

Seventh-Grade Game

Teutopolis                            8      3     14     3     —     28

Mahomet-Seymour             0    10     9     12     —      31

Teutopolis — Jansen 16, Hoene 5, Zerrusen 3, Dhom 2, Kreke 2

Mahomet-Seymour — Drescher 16, Peck 8, Hanchatt 5, Taylor 2

Eighth-Grade Game

Teutopolis                             5     6     10     14     —     35

Mahomet-Seymour              5     8       7     16     —     36

Teutopolis — Swingler 10, Schmidt 7, Mette 6, Ruholl 4, Probst 4, Bloemer 2, Grunloh 2

Mahomet-Seymour — Bedner 23, Beaumont 5, Fairfield 4, Gentry 2, Belmore 2