SEB Wins St. Elmo Holiday Tournament; Other Saturday Scores

St. Elmo/Brownstown captured the championship of the St. Elmo Holiday Tournament with a 74-61 win over Cumberland Saturday night.

The Eagles put up a 26-point first quarter and led 41-28 at halftime. Cumberland pulled to within 51-45 after three quarters, but SEB outscored the Pirates 23-16 in the final stanza to post the 13-point win.

Landon Feezel scored 23 points to pace the Eagles attack with Kyle Hardimon adding 17 points and Trey Pasley scoring 11. Also for SEB: Lewis Brown 8, Dylan Brooks 8, Klayton Kroll 5, Noah Flowers 2

Cumberland's Gunnar McMechan led all scorers with 26 points. Also for the Pirates: Tyson Magee 8, Brandon Shaon 7, Gabe Hatfill 6, Ryan Green 5, Mike Wolke 5, Sam Bauguss 4

Okaw Valley took third place honors Saturday with a 60-44 win over South Central.

Pierce Bradford's 22 points led Okaw Valley.

Drevonte Hill scored 15 points and Brett Harmeier 12 to pace South Central. Also for the Cougars: Caleb Harpster 6, Logan Lotz 4, Dylan Markley 3, Ryan Matheny 3, Jon Arnold 1

Mulberry Grove beat Beecher City/Cowden-Herrick 59-50 for fifth place. 

Ty James scored 22 points to lead Mulberry Grove.

For BCCH: Austin Rexroad 9, Micah Sandiford 9, Westin Giles 8, Konner Blackerby 7, Aaron Nohren 5, Daniel Harder 5, Kyle Black 5, Lance Arnold 2

The Vandalia JV team downed Ramsey 67-46 in the seventh place game.

Landon Feezel of SEB was named the tournament MVP. Other first-team members are Gunnar McMechan of Cumberland, Ty James of Mulberry Grove, Pierce Bradford of Okaw Valley and Kyle Hardimon of SEB.

Second team honorees are Tyson Magee of Cumberland, Drevonte Hill of South Central, Klayton Kroll of SEB, Connor Cloyd of Okaw Valley and Austin Rexroad of BCCH.

SEB won the cheerleading award, with South Central finishing second.

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OTHER SATURDAY SCORES:

Teutopolis 53, Robinson 30 (The Shoes led 17-14 after one quarter, but outscored Robinson 9-1 in the second period to lead 26-15 at halftime; after a 13-13 third quarter, the Shoes outpointed the Maroons 14-2 in the final quarter; Brett Mette had a double-double to lead Teutopolis with 13 points and 10 rebounds; also for Teutopolis: Mitch Hardiek 9, Devin Smith 8, Michael Drees 8, Chris Ungrund 5, Blake Mette 5, Brock Bueker 3, Kyle Smith 2; Teutopolis won the JV game 64-30; for Teutopolis: Brant Bueker 24, Hartke 9, Mette 6, Belleville 5, Ungrund 4, Brock Bueker 4, Hardiek 4, Goeckner 4, Deters 4)

Flora 76, Christopher 64

GIRLS BASKETBALL

AT THE OKAW VALLEY TOURNAMENT

Okaw Valley 42, Teutopolis JV 25 (for Teutopolis JV: Grimes 7, Deters 6, Hoene 5, Gebben 3, Buening 2, Niebrugge 2)

Altamont 45, Okaw Valley 32 (for Altamont: Duckwitz 11, Mayhaus 10, Burns 10, Goeckner 6, Mette 5, Stone 3)

Altamont 55, Teutopolis JV 28 (for Altamont: Duckwitz 13, Mayhaus 10, Stone 8, Mette 6, McHugh 5, Schultz 5, Burns 4, Paquette 2, Hosick 2; for Teutopolis JV: Grimes 11, Buening 7, Deters 6, Kaufman 2 Niebrugge 2)

REGULAR SEASON GAMES

Teutopolis 67, Olney Richland County 48 (the Lady Shoes led 23-12 after one quarter, 40-26 at halftime, and 51-33 after three quarters; for Teutopolis: Shelby Thompson 26, Anna Hartke 11, Jamie Sandschafer 10, Danielle Repking 6, Jolene Bueker 5, Raegan Drees 4, Sadie Bueker 3, Mette 2)

Gillespie 46, Pana 44

Meridian 36, Sullivan 29

Newton 68, Neoga 54 (for Newton: Hartrich 22, Richards 19, Frohning 13, Pilman 10, Earnest 2, Russell 2; for Neoga: Thies 26, Roy 16, Dryden 6, Banning 4, Ewing 2)

Galesburg 53, Taylorville 28

Windsor/Stew-Stras 64, Cerro Gordo/Bement 46 (for WSS: Schuler 17, Trussell 14, Tabbert 13, Schlechte 11, Davis 8, Austin 1)

Mattoon 61, Monticello 40

Flora 44, Marshall 39