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 Junior High Boys Basketball Results — November 20 

Published on November 21, 2025 10:55 am
Last Updated on November 21, 2025 10:56 am

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Effingham Sacred Heart and Altamont picked up a victory each in junior high boys basketball Thursday.

Altamont was a 39-15 winner in the seventh-grade contest. Altamont held a 5-4 opening quarter lead then broke the game open with an 18-0 second period run.

Nelson and Arnold scored eight points each for the winners.

The Shamrocks were led by Teddy Jansen with 13.

In the eighth-grade contest, Sacred Heart claimed a 47-33 victory.

The Shamrocks held a 22-17 halftime lead.

Gabe Traub led the way in scoring with 22 points. Bryce Hayes chipped in with eight. The Shamrocks improved to 6-0.

Altamont was led by Veteto with 11 points.

Sacred Heart is back in action Monday at Cowden-Herrick/Beecher City.

At Effingham

Seventh-Grade Game

Altamont                    5     18     10     6     —     39

Sacred Heart            4       0       4     7     —     15

Altamont — Berg 2, Lock 2, Childress 2, Sphar 2, Pierce 4, Sarver 4, Bauer 7, Nelson 8, Arnold 8

Sacred Heart — Schultz 2, Jansen 13

Eighth-Grade Game

Altamont                    9       8     4     12     —     33

Sacred Heart           11     11    13     12    —     47

Altamont — Verdeyen 2, Huston 3, Sain 7, Nue 9, Veteto 11 (players add up to 32 while 33 listed as final)

Sacred Heart — McDevitt 2, Jansen 4, Schoenhoff 5, Kenter 6, Hayes 8, Traub 22

 

At Mattoon

Effingham St. Anthony and Mattoon split victories Thursday evening.

The Bullpups won the seventh-grade contest, 47-25.

St. Anthony held a 20-12 halftime lead. Nash Hoene led in scoing with 14 points.

In eighth-grade action, Mattoon captured a 33-27 win.

Mattoon held an 18-10 halftime lead. St. Anthony came back to tie the score at 22-22 in the third quarter but Mattoon finished with an 11-5 final period run.

St. Anthony was led by G. Bloemer with eight points.

At Mattoon

Seventh-Grade Game

St. Anthony            9    11     18     9     —     47

Mattoon                  5      7       9     4     —     25

St. Anthony — Gilmore 8, Flach 1, Bierman 2, Niebrugge 9, Dust 2, Sams 0, Meinhart 0, Storm 0, Nosbisch 0, Hoene 14, Ludwig 0, Wohltman 4, Hamilton 7

Mattoon — Roberts 2, Warren 0, Kaufman 8, Dosch 3, Diepholz 0, Smith 4, Scott 8

Eighth-Grade Game

St. Anthony           8     2     12     5     —     27

Mattoon                 9     9      4     11     —     33

St. Anthony — Schumacher 2, Coulter 5, Schultz 0, Having 2, Phillips 6, Schiedemantel 4, Bloemer 8, McDonald 0, Kiefer 0

Mattoon — Smith 7, Vautonberg 2, Lampe 2, Toby 0, Pardomo 3, Buckley 17, Bocinoski 2

 

At Charleston

Effingham fell to Charleston in both seventh- and eighth-grade action Thursday.

In the seventh-grade game, Charleston won 40-11, taking a 19-2 opening half lead.

Effingham was led by Cash Hutmacher with three points.

In eighth-grade play, Charleston was a 38-27 winner.

Charleston stepped out to a 14-6 opening quarter lead and led 16-8 at halftime.

Effingham mounted a comeback but couldn’t overcome that first half lead.

The Mustangs were led by Calvin Beck with eight points.

At Charleston

Seventh-Grade Game

Effingham             2      0       5     4     —     11

Charleston           8     11     12     9     —     40

Effingham — Hutmacher 3, Ault 0, Eckert 0, LeDuc 2, Reed 2, Patnaude 0, Koberlein 0, Hoene 0, Hamilton 2, Wallace 0, Nunnamaker 2

Charleston — Hanger 0, Lock 10, Williams 2, Jenkins 2, Wilson 6, Arnold 0, Brummer 6, Morgan 2, Hayes 8, Hanner 2, Bell 0, Truck 0, Denson 0, Phoenix 2, Plummer 0

Eighth-Grade Game

Effingham              6     2       9     10     —     27

Charleston           14     2     13     9     —     38

Effingham — Bridges 6, Partlow 2, Thompson 2, O’Dell 5, Beck 8, Klingler 0, Yager 4

Charleston — Jones 0, Hanner 0, Combs 2, Hammond 0, Jackson 1, Laingen 6, Stine 0, Montgomery 8, Lauwers 21

 

At Cowden

Cowden-Herrick/Beecher City went three overtimes in the seventh-grade game to pull out a 38-36 victory over St. Elmo/Brownstown Thursday.

SEB held a 25-12 lead going into the final period when CHBC came back with a furious 14-1 rally to knot the score. Both teams scored three in the first overtime and four in the second overtime.

Tyce Klrcher led the winners with 24 points.

St. Elmo/Brownstown was led by Schaub with 14.

In eighth-grade action, CHBC edged SEB by a 31-27 count.

SEB held a 23-22 lead going into the final period when CHBC rallied with a 9-4 run for the victory.

Drake Thull scored 15 to lead the winners.

Schaub led SEB with 14.

At Cowden

Seventh-Grade Game

Triple Overtime

SEB           12     7     6         1    3     4    3     —     36

CHBC         5     3     4     14     3     4     5     —     38

St. Elmo/Brownstown — Wilhour 8, Miller 2 Carroll 2, Morrison 8, Wright 2, Schaub 14

Cowden-Herrick/Beecher City — Ondes 0, Roadarmel 4, Kircher 24, Thull 6, Goeckner 1, Wilson 3

Eighth-Grade Game

SEB                 3     9     11     4     —     27

CHBC           12     5       5     9     —     31

St. Elmo/Brownstown –– Towlwer 2, Miller 7, S. Wilhour 1, Schaub 14, Schnarre 3

Cowden-Herrick/Beecher City — Schaefer 3, Kramer 2, Cox 6, Hoene 3, Reed 2, Thull 15

 

At Kinmundy

Dieterich came calling and claimed two victories over South Central Thursday.

Dieterich was a 46-22 winner in the seventh-grade contest. Chase Bohnhoff got the winners off in the right direction, scoring 10 of his team’s opening quarter 16 points. Dieterich then had an 18-2 second period run as Bohnhoff connected on three baskets, two of those three-pointers.

Bohnhoff finished with 18 points to lead the winners.

South Central was led by Q. Bonner with six points.

In eighth-grade action, Dieterich won 36-30. South Central moved into a 19-15 halftime lead but Dieterich came back with an 11-5 third quarter to move ahead 26-24.

Dieterich then finished strong with a 10-6 final period. Brody Niemerg led the winners with 14 points while Chase Bohnhoff added 11.

South Central was led by B. Skibinski with nine.

At Kinmundy

Seventh-Grade Game

Dieterich                   16     18     5     7     —     46

South Central            5      2     4     11     —     22

Dieterich — Bohnhoff 18, McQueen 2, B. Brummer 1, N. Brummer 6, Nichols 7, Keck 2, Probst 2, Koester 4, Nussmeyer 4

South Central — Brimberry 3, Lane 2, Garner 2, Hall 1, Bonner 6, Julius 4, Guillion 2, Farthing 2

Eighth-Grade Game

Dieterich                    10      5     11     10     —     36

South Central            8     11       5       6     —     30

Dieterich — Brummer 2, Bohnhoff 11, Lustig 2, Niemerg 14, Lemus 0, Koester 4, Uthell 3

South Central — Smith 4, Skibinski 9, Lotz 4, Hall 3, Conant 8, Guillion 2

 

At Teutopolis

Teutopolis claimed two victories over Summersville Thursday evening.

The Wooden Shoes pounded in 62 points for a 62-8 victory in seventh-grade action.

Bryson Meyer scored 16 while Charleston Koester contributed 11 for the winners.

In the eighth-grade contest, T-town held a 25-23 halftime lead then had an 18-5 third quarter run for a 58-46 victory.

Connor Althoff and Maddux Pals scored 12 points each for the winners.

At Summersville

Seventh-Grade Game

Teutopolis                23     9     20     10     —     62

Summersville           0     2        5        1     —     8

Teutopolis — Weidner 6, Koester 11, Sandschafer 9, Kocher 2, Meyer 16, Kremer 4, Imburgia 4, Deters 3, Mette 3, Kreke 4

Summersville — Kemfer 3, Humbrecht 2, Mack 3

Eighth-Grade Game

Teutopolis                    11    14     18     15     —     58

Summersville            13     10       5     18     —     46

Teutopolis — Althoff 12, Meyer 14, Pals 12, Niebrugge 4, Wermert 5, Giles 9, Brummer 2

Summersville — Johnson 5, Tate 17, Black 9, McDaniel 2, Odle 13