Boys basketball
TEAMS, SYNOPSIS
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2 HYDE PARK 69 CVS 54
Public Red East
Key runs of 8-0 and 9-2 in the 2nd half pushed Hyde Park (9-2, 1-0) past the Cavaliers. Stefhon Hannah and Mark Easley had 19 and 17 points, respectively, for Hyde Park. Quentin Cassell’s game-high 24 points led CVS (6-7, 0-1).
16 CURIE 62 Robeson 56
Public Red Central
Alex Nowak (11) and Mario Brandon (12) tallied 6 points apiece in the 4th as Curie (9-5, 1-0) outlasted Robeson. The Condors used a 9-0 spurt in the 3rd to push ahead 34-28 and never lost the lead. Kevin Sabbs’ 15 points and Justin Brown’s 13 paced Robeson (6-5, 0-1).
Hubbard 65 HARPER 55
Public Red Central
Brandon Weeks’ 11-point, 11-rebound effort led the Greyhounds (6-6, 1-0). Standell King added 15 for Hubbard, while James Wright recorded 21 points for the Cardinals (8-5, 0-1).
FOREMAN 86 Mather 82
Public Red North
Anthony Ross nailed two free throws with 2.1 seconds remaining, sealing win for the Hornets (5-5, 1-0). Donald Brown led Foreman with 31 points and Ross finished with 9.
Washington 56 SOUTH SHORE 54
Public Red East
Michael West’s game-winning jumper with 7 seconds left broke a 54-54 tie for Minutemen (10-5, 1-0). Courtney Horton led all scorers with 22 points for Washington.
Girls basketball
TEAMS, SYNOPSIS
4 Glenbrook S. 59 REGINA 56
Non-conference
Sara Stutz’s 25 points–12 in the 1st quarter and 9 in the 3rd–powered the Titans (16-0). Regina led 46-41 entering the 4th, but Glenbrook South took the lead for good at 3:49 on a jumper by Erin Lauesen. Lauren Schober finished with 27 points, 10 rebounds for Regina (8-10), but missed the game-tying three at the buzzer.
10 Sandburg 52 LYONS 44
Sweet 16 Tournament
Jill Hushka had 12 points and Erin Riemersma collected 10 for the Eagles (12-4). The Lions (11-5) were led by Mallory Heydorn’s 14 points.
15 M. McAuley 53 Q. OF PEACE 27
GCAC Red
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Michelle McGuire’s 10 points and Jackie Waller’s 10 rebounds led Mother McAuley (13-4, 3-1). Melissa Richards added 8 points, 6 steals in the win.
18 Trinity 61 ST. IGNATIUS 45
GCAC Red
The Blazers (10-4, 4-2) rolled behind 20 points from Caprice Smith. Trinity’s Allison Sansone added 10 points, 12 assists, while Julia Nicholson led St. Ignatius (8-10, 2-3) with 22.
19 BENET 59 St. Viator 46
East Suburban Cath.
After trailing 20-18 in the 1st quarter, the Redwings (16-3, 2-1) outscored St. Viator 26-10 over the next two quarters. Amy Hunckler’s 18 points and Chandra Smith’s 17 points propelled Benet, while Krista Mayyou tallied 20 points and three rebounds in the loss for the Lions (8-6, 0-3).
NAZARETH 62 Riv.-Brookfield 52
Non-conference
Seniors Allison Strimel (18) and Jenny Stinich (13) combined for 31 points to give the Roadrunners (11-6) the home win.
Home team in CAPS.