– Gordon 84, St. Laurence 56-No. 6 Gordon (21-3, 12-1) broke out to a 20-6 lead and coasted in the Catholic League North. In their second game without Tom Kleinschmidt, who was lost for the season with a broken foot, the Rams were led by Antoine Gillespie (18 points) and Jason Bey (16 points, seven assists).
– Shepard 77, Reavis 34-No. 7 Shepard (25-1, 12-0 in the SICA North) won easily as Steve Payne had 18 points and Greg Westerberg added 14 with 12 rebounds.
– Batavia 64, Morris 45-Corey Williams scored 17 points and Brian Schwab added 14 to keep No. 8 Batavia (21-1, 14-0) unbeaten in Little 7 play.
– Hillcrest 90, Thornton Fr. South 79-No. 9 Hillcrest (24-2, 9-1 in the SICA Central) won easily behind Todd Gillespie (24 points), Torrey Lewis (20 points) and Terrell Duffin (16 points). Milan Hayden had 41 for T.F. South
(12-13, 6-4).
– St. Joseph 81, Carmel 43-William Gates scored 17 points and Derek Molis added 16 to lead No. 12 St. Joseph (22-3, 13-0 in the East Suburban Catholic). – Waubonsie Valley 86, Sycamore 49-Lance Broderson had 23 points as No. 13 Waubonsie Valley (22-2, 12-2) breezed in the Little Seven.
– Austin 87, Wells 78-Troy McGee (27 points) and Albert Dixon (26) led Austin (14-8, 10-3) in the Blue-West. Billy DeGraffenreid had 23 for Wells (10-13, 4-9).
– Collins 80, Young 71 (OT)-Isiah Hayes (24 points) hit a baseline jumper with :02 left to force the overtime and Collins (14-8, 9-2) went on a 10-1 tear in the OT to prevail in the Red-West. Curtis Williams had 17 for Young (13-11, 4-7).
– Crane 58, Near North 46-James Parker poured in 31 points to pace Crane
(13-9, 3-8 in the Red-West). Johnnie Jackson managed 15 for Near North
(4-14, 1-11). Crane was being coached by frosh-soph coach G.K. Smith, who will replace head coach Ben White for the remainder of the season. ”We`ve made a slight change for the rest of the season,” said Crane Athletic Director William Harvey. ”G.K. Smith will be the interim coach. Right now, we`re not talking about it.”
– Harlan 71, Corliss 62-Jamal Thompson had 30 points as Harlan (6-17, 3-10)
stunned Corliss in the Blue-South. Nathan Driggers had 26 for Corliss (11-13, 9-4).
– Hyde Park 68, Carver 49-Michael Long had 22 points to propel Hyde Park
(13-9, 6-5 in the Red-South). Kelvin Anderson had 16 for Carver (10-12, 3-8).
– Julian 81, Morgan Park 63-Desmond Smith (15 points) led five players in double figures to lift Julian (18-6, 12-0) in the Blue-South.
– Kenwood 74, Washington 66-Marc Hilary (27 points) paced Kenwood (11-10, 8-5) in the Blue-South.
– Lincoln Park 80, Flower 51-Diamond Dyer (27 points) and Maurice Carter (20) combined to lead Lincoln Park (19-6, 10-3) in the Blue-West.
– Orr 62, Cregier 57-Richie Allen had 23 points as Orr (22-4, 11-2) claimed at least a share of the Blue-West title.
– Andrew 65, Romeoville 55-Dave DeHaan had 23 points as Andrew (16-7, 9-3)
rolled in the SICA West.
– Bradley-Bourbonnais 52, Crete-Monee 50-Bradley (19-7, 7-3) clinched a share of the SICA South title as Chris Gandy scored 16 points and Nate Johnson 14.
– Glenbrook North 76, Maine West 71-Chris Collins and Kendrick Williams scored 20 points apiece for Glenbrook North`s Central Suburban North champions (21-5, 8-2).
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– Lincoln-Way 61, Joliet Central 52-Costa Panagos had 18 points to spark Lincoln-Way`s SICA West champs (22-3, 11-1).
– Loyola 54, Fenwick 53-Loyola (16-9, 9-4 in the Catholic North), led by Peter Patton`s 14 points, edged Fenwick (10-15, 4-9) and Brian Ballarini (24 points).
– Marist 74, Archbishop Walsh (N.Y.) 50-Marist (14-9) was led by 19 points from C.J. Williams.
– Rich Central 89, Rich South 62-Central (14-9, 7-3), led by Matt Hawes (23 points) and Cory Huddleston (22), clinched a tie for the SICA South title.
– St. Patrick 64, Benet 52-Brian Kopf and Frank Garcia had matching figures
(20 points, eight rebounds) as St. Patrick (21-4, 11-2) coasted in the ESC.
– Thornridge 68, Eisenhower 56-Antonio Cooper had 21 as Thornridge (16-10, 9-3) joined Thornwood and Thornton in a three-way tie for first place in the SICA East.
– Thornton 81, Lockport 54-Stirling Luckey had 17 points and Brian Kelly 16 to lead Thornton (18-7). James Foster had 24 for Lockport (9-16).
– T.F. North 77, Bremen 69-Mike Lackland had 25 points and Danny Weber 21 for T. F. North (17-7, 7-3) in the SICA Central. Jim Corbelt had 21 for Bremen
(11-13, 4-6).
– Thornwood 68, Homewood-Flossmoor 54-Donya Witcher and Jon Dunlop had 19 apiece as Thornwood (18-7, 9-3) clinched a tie for the SICA East title.
– Tinley Park 96, Oak Forest 53-Tom Harris (26 points, 23 in the first half, 10 rebounds) guided Tinley Park (16-9, 4-6) to the SICA Central victory.