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Junior High Girls Basketball Results -- Oct. 20

Published on October 21 2016 9:03 am
Last Updated on October 21 2016 9:30 am
Written by Millie Lange

Effingham and Charleston split junior high school girls basketball wins Thursday evening.

The Mustangs won the seventh-grade encounter 28-19 to improve to 6-2 on the season. Duncan tallied 10 while Schaefer and Sowell had eight each.

In eighth-grade action, Charleston claimed a 51-19 victory. Diveley led EJHS with 15 points as the Mustangs dropped to 3-5.

At Effingham

Seventh-Grade Game

Charleston 0 2 7 10 -- 19

Effingham 13 10 5 0 -- 28

Charleston -- Coffee 4, Wood 11, Campbell 4

Effingham -- Schaefer 8, Bushur 1, Lohman 1, Duncan 10, Sowell 8

Eighth-Grade Game

Charleston 19 17 11 4 -- 51

Effingham 2 13 2 2 -- 19

Charleston -- Buescher 7, Littleford 25, McGahey 4, Harpster 2, Moore 4, Lutz 8, Blase 1

Effingham -- Diveley 15, Schneiderjon 2, Robson 2

At Dieterich

Dieterich and Sigel St. Michael advanced in winner bracket play at the National Trail Conference Seventh-Grade Girls Basketball Tournament Thursday.

Dieterich beat Altamont 44-39 in double overtime. The two squads played to a 34-34 tie in regulation. In the opening overtime, the two teams tallied five points each. Dieterich then blanked Altamont 5-0 in the second overtime.

Oschwald led the winners with 13 points while Boerngen added 11. Altamont was led by McManaway with 19.

Sigel St. Michael handed Effingham Sacred Heart a 19-14 loss. The Sharpshooters held a 9-6 opening half lead then had an 8-2 third quarter run.

Fearday tallied six while Niebrugge had five for the winners. The Shamrocks were led by Karolewicz with 10.

In consolation bracket action, Altamont fell to Neoga 32-26 in overtime. The two teams played to a 26-26 regulation tie. In the overtime period. Neoga had 6-0 run for the victory.

Neoga was led by Dunn with 21 points. Altamont was led by McManaway with 19.

The tournament continues today with a consy bracket game featuring North Clay (Louisville) and Sacred Heart at 5:30 p.m. followed by winner bracket action with Dieterich taking on Cowden-Herrick/Beecher City at 6:45 and Brownstown/St. Elmo against Sigel St. Michael at 8.

The winners from tonight's games will play for the consolation championship at 9 a.m. Saturday, third place at 10:15 a.m. and the championship at 11:30 a.m.

At Dieterich

Game Four

Double Overtime

Dieterich 7 9 8 10 5 5 -- 44

Altamont 3 13 9 9 5 0 -- 39

Dieterich -- L. Brummer 1, Hall 2, Boerngen 11, Meinhart 8, Pruemer 7, Oschwald 13, M. Brummer 2

Altamont -- Berg 4, Rem. Miller 5, Fitzjarrald 4, Walker 5, Hassebrock 2, McManaway 19

Game Five

St. Michael 3 6 8 2 -- 19

Sacred Heart 0 6 2 6 -- 14

Sigel St. Michael -- Bueker 2, Niebrugge 5, Schumacher 4, Cremens 2, Fearday 6

Sacred Heart -- Helmink 2, Karolewicz 10, Rozene 2

Game Six

Overtime

Altamont 5 4 9 8 0 -- 26

Neoga 5 2 9 10 6 -- 32

Altamont -- Berg 3, Rem. Miller 1, Walker 2, Becker 1, McManaway 19

Neoga -- Morrison 1, Gresens 4, Rentfro 3, Fuller 21, Moore 3

At Palestine

Jasper County nabbed two victories over Palestine in action Thursday.

Jasper County was a 14-8 winner in seventh-grade play. Jasper County led 7-4 at halftime before Palestine tied in the third quarter. Jasper County then had a 7-1 final period run. Amber Russell tallied seven points to lead the winners.

In eighth-grade play, Jasper County claimed a 29-12 victory. Jasper County took a 12-0 first quarter lead.

Whitney Zumbahlen scored eight for the winners.

At Palestine

Seventh-Grade Game

Jasper County 6 1 0 7 -- 14

Palestine 0 4 3 1 -- 8

Jasper County -- Russell 7, Kidwell 4, White 2, Borgic 1

Palestine -- Draper 5, Rudd 2, Coffman 1

Eighth-Grade Game

Jasper County 12 4 9 4 -- 29

Palestine 0 2 6 4 -- 12

Jasper County -- Zumbahlen 8, Parr 6, Michl 6, Murray 2, Rodriguez 2, Fritchtl 2, Flowers 2, Einhorn 1