Effingham, St. Anthony Split Junior High Wins; Area Roundup
Published on November 30 2012 7:22 am
Last Updated on November 30 2012 1:33 pm
Written by Millie Lange
Effingham and St. Anthony split wins in junior high boys basketball competition Thursday evening.
The two teams went toe to toe in the seventh-grade contest and back and forth. However with the score tied with under a minute to play, St. Anthony hit free throws and Effingham didn't as the Bullpups claimed a 34-31 victory to run their record to 8-0. Effingham drops to 5-4.
St. Anthony was led by Kade Walsh with 10 points. Effingham was led by Mason Hull with 12.
In eighth-grade action, Effingham took an 18-9 opening quarter lead and led 39-13 at halftime. The Mustangs claimed a 53-35 victory. Jacob Donaldson scored 20 and Grant Wolfe 12 for the winners. Wolfe and Donald had five steals each and Lane Koenig led in rebounds with 10. Effingham improves to 8-1. Puckett led St. Anthony with 10.
At Effingham
Seventh-Grade Game
St. Anthony 13 5 5 11 -- 34
Effingham 12 3 8 8 -- 31
St. Anthony -- Deters 8, Walsh 10, Beesley 2, Nuxoll 3, Utz 7, Heuerman 2, Brandt 2
Effingham -- Sandifer 2, Hull 12, Levitt 8, Spencer 2, Robinson 4, Devore 1, Lohman 2
Eighth-Grade Game
St. Anthony 9 4 14 8 -- 35
Effingham 18 21 6 8 -- 53
St. Anthony -- Puckett 10, Greene 8, Jansen 6, Tegeler 5, Willenborg 2, Blanchette 2, Gibson 1, Sager 1
Effingham -- Donaldson 20 (5 steals, 4 rebounds), Wolfe 12 (5 steal, 4 rebounds), Koenig 8 (10 rebounds), Beals 7, Osborn 4, Kreke 1, Franklin 1 (4 rebounds)
At Strasburg
Effingham Sacred Heart and Stewardson-Strasburg both picked up a victory Thursday evening.
Stew-Stras claimed the seventh-grade contest 28-12. Stew-Stras took a 11-2 halftime lead. Quast led the way with eight points for the winners. Sherrod led the Shamrocks with six as the squad fell to 4-2 in the National Trail Conference, 8-3 overall.
In eighth-grade action, Sacred Heart pulled out a 25-23 overtime win. The Shamrocks held a 13-10 halftime lead and led 18-13 going into the final period when Stew-Stras mounted a comeback to tie the score. Sacred Heart then had a 3-1 charge in the final period to pull out the victory.
J. Bushue led Sacred Heart with 11 points. Moschenrose taliled 10 for Stew-Stras. Sacred Heart is 4-3 in the conference, 5-7 overall.
At Stew-Stras
Seventh-Grade Game
Sacred Heart 2 0 4 6 -- 12
Stew-Stras 7 5 9 7 -- 28
Sacred Heart -- Sherrod 6, Kruger 4, Helmink 2
Stew-Stras -- Quast 8, Clark 6, Koester 4, Kessler 4, Thies 3, Kramer 2, Lawyer 1
Eighth-Grade Game
Sacred Heart 9 4 5 4 3 -- 25
Stew-Stras 3 7 3 9 1 -- 23
Sacred Heart -- J. Bushue 11, Tegeler 9, Smith 5
Stew-Stras -- Moschenrose 10, Overbeck 7, Agapito 3, Vonderheride 2, Nichols 1
At Teutopolis
Teutopolis handed Vandalia two losses. T-town picked up a 50-30 victory in seventh-grade play.
T-town led 25-19 at halftime then had a 12-5 third period run. Ethyn Dust tallied 15 and Lee Hardiek 12 for the winners. Casey led Vandalia with 17 and Zimmerman chipped in with 12.
In the eighth-grade contest, T-town was a 44-21 winner. T-town took a big 25-11 halftime lead and never looked back. Mitch Hardiek led 12 players in scoring with nine points.
At Teutopolis
Seventh-Grade Game
Vandalia 7 12 5 6 -- 30
Teutopolis 16 9 12 13 -- 50
Vandalia -- Casey 17, Taylor 1, Zimmerman 12
Teutopolis -- Goeckner 4, Funneman 9, Kremer 2, Hardiek 12, Jansen 4, Deters 2, Young 2, Dust 15
Eighth-Grade Game
Vandalia 4 7 5 5 -- 21
Teutopolis 15 10 11 8 -- 44
Vandalia -- Wel 8, Gordon 6, Jones 2, Ruckman 3, DeFaux 2
Teutopolis -- Ungrund 2, Hartke 2, Kenter 5, Ordner 1, Bloemer 4, Mette 2, McMahon 5, Mette 2, Hardiek 9, Goedde 2, Belleville 4, Deters 6
At Sorento
St. Elmo/Brownstown split with Sorento in action Thursday evening.
Sorento was a 33-30 winner in the seventh-grade contest, taking a 16-6 halftime lead after holding St. Elmo/Brownstown scoreless in the second period. Maxey led St. Elmo/Brownstown with 16 points while Brown tallied 12.
In the eighth-grade contest, St. Elmo/Brownstown was a 51-33 winner. Kroll led with 17 while Austin chipped in with 16.
At Sorento
Seventh-Grade Game
St. Elmo/Brownstown 6 0 10 14 -- 30
Sorento 10 6 10 7 -- 33
St. Elmo/Brownstown -- Maxey 16, Brown 12, White 2
Sorento -- Morgan 8, Hlapka 1, Schreider 8, Stewards 15 (individuals add up to 32 while 33 listed as final on scoresheet turned in)
Eighth-Grade Game
St. Elmo/Brownstown 3 15 14 19 -- 51
Sorento 9 10 6 8 -- 33
St. Elmo/Brownstown -- Kroll 17, Miller 3, Austin 16, Golden 4, Feezel 9, Aderman 1, Rogers 1
Sorento -- Chestnut 9, Hutchinson 15, Hogue 3, Booth 4 (individuals add up to 31 while 33 listed as final on scoresheet turned in).
At Neoga
Beecher City and Neoga split wins. Neoga handed Beecher City a 37-20 seventh-grade loss. Ramert led the winners with nine points. Beecher City was led by Chad Kirchoffer with eight.
In the eighth-grade contest, Beecher City beat Neoga 46-22. Beecher City held a 17-7 halftime lead. Trey Buzzard scored 18 for the winners. Neoga was led by Yurs with seven.
At Neoga
Seventh-Grade Game
Beecher City 0 2 10 8 -- 20
Neoga 17 8 3 9 -- 37
Beecher City -- Galloway 7, Kirchoffer 8, Duckwitz 2, Bober 2, Tolliver 1
Neoga -- Andrews 4, Wood 2, Hanson 5, Milner 4, Althoff 2, Ramert 9, Gresens 2, Fritcher 2, Snader 2, Butler 4, Eaton 1
Eighth-Grade Game
Beecher City 6 11 16 13 -- 46
Neoga 7 0 8 7 -- 22
Beecher City -- Grove 7, Stewart 6, Duckwitz 2, Martin 5, Strauch 8, Buzzard 18
Neoga -- Yurs 7, Harper 2, Moran 2, Reynolds 4, Ballinger 1, Hardesty 6
At Cowden
Altamont handed Cowden-Herrick a 48-28 loss in seventh-grade action. Shepard tallied 17 and Stone 15 for the winners. A. Nohren scored 11 for Cowden-Herrick.
At Cowden
Seventh-Grade Game
Altamont 13 11 14 10 -- 48
Cowden-Herrick 13 16 18 10 -- 28
Altamont -- Stone 15, Shepard 17, Cornett 4, Childerson 2, Betts 4, Bowlin 4
Cowden-Herrick -- Blackerby 7, Seaton 2, Sandiford 6, Nohren 11, Beck 2
At Dieterich
Dieterich and Windsor spilt victories. Dieterich won the seventh-grade contest over Windsor 48-16.
In eighth-grade action, Windsor defeated Dieterich 29-23.
At Charleston
Jasper County edged Charleston 30-27 in eighth-grade action Thursday. Jasper County held a slight 14-12 halftime lead and only outscored Charleston 16-15 in the second half.
Nate Meinhart tallied 13 for the winners.
At Charleston
Jasper County 5 9 8 8 -- 30
Charleston 6 6 8 7 -- 27
Jasper County -- Meinhart 13, Stone 7, Weber 4, Jansen 3, Bierman 2, Bergbower 1
Charleston -- no results listed
At Louisville
North Clay (Louisville) defeated Clay City 50-28. The win gives North Clay a 5-1 record in the Midland Trail Conference and a 5-3 overall mark. Bryce Walker led the winners with 12 points.