James Westberry’s tip-in at the end of regulation sent the game to overtime, and De La Salle needed three OTs to edge Nazareth 73-70 at Glenbard West. Andre Richards scored 16 points for the Meteors (9-3). Steve Petrzak led Nazareth with 22 points. … Jacob Carwell scored 28 points and Shane Pageau added 20 as Timothy Christian recorded a 72-54 victory over Fenton. Richard Oruche had 22 for Fenton.
At DeKalb: Matt Rogers scored 28 and Patrick Stevens added 12 as Rochelle defeated Huntley 83-55. Corey Mader had 14 for Huntley. … Shaun Ratay’s 17 points led Geneva to a 62-58 victory over Rockford Guilford. Brian Kloubec added 11 points and Gabe Landau 10 for Geneva. Byron Emerson’s 18 points paced Guilford. … Host DeKalb rolled past Geneseo 54-41 behind Ryan Foelske’s 13 points and Edwin Darden’s 12. Geneseo’s Drew Croegaert and Luke Reschke each had 10 points.
Girls
At Lake Zurich: Eileen Weissmann scored 13 of her 17 points in the third quarter to lead No. 6 Loyola to a 61-15 win over Vernon Hills in the Chicagoland Holiday Challenge. Brittany McCoy and Ashley Thomas added 16 and 14, respectively.
At Morton: Maggie McCloskey had 19 points and 10 assists as No. 15 Riverside-Brookfield opened a 20-7 first-quarter lead and never looked back in a 57-27 win over East Aurora. Meghan Hutchens scored 11 for the Bulldogs (12-1). . . . Katie Sulkowski’s 13 points and Lysa Strickland’s 12 helped Hinsdale South (9-6) drop Addison Trail 58-44.
At Trinity: Katie Jarger scored 15 and Gina Consiglio had 11 points and five assists to lead the host No. 16 Blazers (9-6) to a 66-31 win over Simeon.
Non-tournament
Boys
No. 17 Lyons 67, Argo 50: Adam Powers had 24 points and six rebounds and Benjamin Mundt scored 18 for Lyons (8-0). Todd Nyberg scored 16 for the Lions, who built a 35-22 halftime lead. Darrius Shavers scored 24 for Argo (3-5).
Milwaukee Rufus King 63, Westinghouse 47: Dante Lewis scored all 11 of his points in the fourth quarter, but it wasn’t enough to rally the Warriors (4-2). DeAndre Thomas had 12 points and eight rebounds for Westinghouse, which trailed 47-26 after three quarters but opened the fourth with a 16-2 run. The Warriors, playing their first game since Dec. 12, shot 8 of 10 in the last quarter but were just 16 of 48 for the game.
“We can’t wait until our back is against the wall before we decide to play our style,” coach Quitman Dillard said.
Girls
No. 1 Fenwick 70, No. 20 St. Ignatius 50: Alison Jackson had 18 points and seven rebounds and Brittanny Johnson scored 17 for the Friars (13-0), who built a 30-11 second-quarter lead. Elizabeth Pietrzak had 20 points and seven rebounds for St. Ignatius, which opened the third quarter with a 7-0 run but couldn’t get closer than 36-28.
Buffalo Grove 45, Mother McAuley 43: Rachel Buchek’s basket with 40 seconds left gave the Bison (8-4) their first lead. Buchek and Ellen Ayoub led the Bison with 15 and 11 points, respectively.
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