St. Anthony Shootout Scores

The home teams dominated throughout the day at the 2020 St. Anthony Shootout. All of the action was heard on KJ Country 102.3 and www.kjcountry.com. 

The final scheduled game of the day, Quincy Notre Dame at St. Anthony, was canceled due to snow and ice in the Quincy region. The final contest instead was a JV game between St. Anthony and Effingham.

Here's a recap of Saturday's games:

Game 1 – Dieterich 69, Chrisman 38 (Chrisman is still looking for its first win of the season, but was trailing just 17-11 after one quarter; the second quarter was the difference as Dieterich outscored the Cardinals 15-3 to lead 32-14 at halftime; the Movin Maroons posted a 22-18 advantage after intermission to lead 54-32, and Dieterich posted a 15-6 edge in the final quarter to win by 31; Dieterich made 25 of 65 shots, 38%, including 7 of 13 threes and made 13 of 21 foul shots; Dieterich committed just 11 turnovers and grabbed 33 rebounds; Chrisman made 16 of 41 shots, 39%, including 5 of 17 threes; Chrisman shot just four free throws and made just one; turned the ball over 24 times, and had just 18 rebounds; Cole Niebrugge led Dieterich with 19 points, while Collin Hartke and Bryce Budde each added 13 points; also for Dieterich: Pete Britton 7, Andrew Lidy 6, Derek Kuhl 5, and Cory Gephart and Jack Westendorf 3 apiece; for Chrisman: 14 for Landry Lorenzen, Layne Smith 9, Pierce Neuman 7, Gavin DeWeese 6, and Porter Hale 2; Dieterich is 10-6 on the season, while Chrisman is 0-15)

Game One

CHRISMAN (38)

Gag. DeWeese 0-0 -- 0, Gav. DeWeese 3-0 -- 6, Newman 3-1 -- 7, Lorenren 5-0 -- 14, Hale 1-0 -- 2, Webster 0-0 -- 0, Smith 4-0 -- 9, Lewsader 1-0 -- 3. TOTALS 18 FG, 1 FT.

DIETERICH (69)

Niebrugge 7-2 -- 19, Hartke 4-6 -- 13, Kuhl 1-3 -- 5, Budde 5-1 -- 13, Britton 3-0 -- 7, Gephart 1-0 -- 3, Westendorf 1-1 -- 3, G. Niebrugge 0-0 -- 0, Lidy 3-0 -- 6. TOTALS 25 FG, 13 FT.

Chrisman             11    14    18      6    --    38

Dieterich              17    15    23    15    --    69

3-point FG -- 6 (Lorenren 4, Smith 1, Lewsader 1), Dieterich 5 (C. NIebrugge 2, Budde 2, Kuhl 1).

Game 2 – Paris 63, Cowden-Herrick/Beecher City 33 (the middle two quarters decided this game; Paris led CHBC 12-11 after one quarter, but outscored the Bobcats 41-10 in the middle two periods and led 53-21 heading to the final quarter; CHBC outpointed Paris 12-10 in the final period but it was much too little too late; Paris shot the ball well, hitting 51% from the field, 26 of 51 including 7 of 19 threes; the Tigers made three of just four foul shots, turned the ball over 10 times, and grabbed 29 rebounds; CHBC made 14 of 43 shots, 33%, including 1 of 7 threes; the Bobcats made four of six free throws; turned the ball over 12 times, and grabbed 20 rebounds; Mason Hutchings with 14 points and Jude Sullivan with 11 points led Paris; also for the Tigers: Garrett King 7, Conor Breneman 6, Preston Porter 6, Dustin Creech 4, Logan Rhoads 4, Kohlton Mills 3, and Jared Bowers, J.R. Brinkerhoff, Zach Farnham, and Coy Landrum 2 apiece; for CHBC: Jadan Robertson 8, Daniel Lucas 6, Seth Doty 6, Dylan Taylor 4, Silas Buzzard 3, Dakota Gray, Jhett Buchanan and Chance Robertson 2 apiece; Paris is now 9-8, while CHBC is 3-14)

Game Two

CHBC (33)

Burrus 0-0 -- 0, J. Robertson 4-0 -- 8, Persinger 0-0 -- 0, Taylor 2-0 -- 4, Lucas 2-2 -- 6, Buchanan 1-0 -- 2, Buzzard 1-0 -- 3, Gray 1-0 -- 2, C. Robertson 1-0 -- 2, Doty 2-2 -- 6, Corley 0-0 -- 0. TOTALS 14 FG, 4 FT.

PARIS (63)

Allen 0-0 -- 0, Bowers 1-0 -- 2, Breneman 3-0 -- 6, Brinkerhoff 1-0 -- 2, Creech 2-0 -- 4, Farnham 1-0 -- 2, Hutchins 5-1 -- 14, King 3-0 -- 7, Landrum 1-0 -- 2, Mills 1-0 -- 3, Porter 2-0 -- 6, Rhoads 2-0 -- 4, Sullivan 4-2 -- 11, Warner 0-0 -- 0. TOTALS 26 FG, 3 FT.

CHBC               11      2       8    12    --    33

Paris                 11    19    22    10    --    63

3-point FG -- CHBC 1 (Buzzard 1), Paris 7 (Hutchins 3, Porter 2, King 1, Mills 1, Sullivan 1).

Game 3 – Newton 60, Mount Carmel 39 

Game 4 – Effingham 57, Casey-Westfield 49 (Effingham jumped out to a 7-0 lead, but Casey-Westfield was back to within 15-14 by the end of the first quarter; the Warriors had the game tied 26-26 at halftime; but the Hearts had pulled back out to a 40-36 lead at the end of the third quarter; Effingham pushed their lead to 14 points early in the fourth quarter but Casey-Westfield battled back to within four before the Hearts finally won by eight; Nate Thompson led Effingham with 20 points, while Drew Thompson scored 14 points and Tate Niebrugge 12 points; also for Effingham: Jacob Stoneburner six, Parker Wolfe four, and Dylan Ritz one; for Casey-Westfield: Noah Livingston scored 16 points and Rece Overbeck had 14 points; also for Casey-Westfield: Dawson Dallape 8, Jackson Hills 7, Will Hosselton 2 and Colin Branson 2; Effingham improved to 11-6 on the season, while Casey-Westfield is now 12-6)

Game Four

CASEY-WESTFIELD (49)

Branson 1-0 -- 2, Hosselton 1-0 -- 2, Livingston 6-2 -- 16, Dallape 3-0 -- 8, Overbeck 4-2 -- 14, Hills 3-1 -- 7. TOTALS 18 FG, 5 FT.

EFFINGHAM (57)

P. Wolfe 2-0 -- 4, D. Thompson 2-7 -- 14, N. Thompson 7-5 -- 20, Pals 0-0 -- 0, Stoneburner 2-2 -- 6, G. Wolfe 0-0 -- 0, Niebrugge 3-4 -- 12, Ritz 0-1 -- 1. TOTALS 17 FG, 19 FT.

Casey-Westfield             14    12    10    13    --    49

Effingham                       15    11    14    17    --    57

3-point FG -- Casey-Westfield 8 (Overbeck 4, Livingston 2, Dallape 1), Effingham 4 (Niebrugge 2, D. Thompson 1, N. Thompson 1).

Game 5 – Central A&M 80, T-Town 64 (the Wooden Shoes led early, but Central A&M caught fire in the second half and won going away; the game was noteworthy as Connor Heaton of Central A&M scored his 2,000th career point during the fourth quarter)

Game Five

TEUTOPOLIS (64)

Hardiek 4-2 -- 12, Wermert 1-0 -- 3, Hardiek 4-0 -- 11, Ungrund 4-3 -- 14, Deters 2-0 -- 5, NIebrugge 1-0 -- 3, Addis 3-2 -- 10, M. Deters 3-0 -- 6. TOTALS 22 FG, 7 FT.

CENTRAL A&M (80)

Sloan 1-0 -- 3, Andricks 5-4 -- 18, Paradee 5-6 -- 17, Heaton 5-9 -- 20, Burgener 5-1 -- 14, Hutchins 3-2 -- 8. TOTALS 24 FG, 22 FT.

Teutopolis                 20    10    15    19    --    64

Central A&M             13    21    22    24    --    80

3-point FG -- Teutopolis 13 (Hardiek 3, Ungrund 3, J. Hardiek 2, Addis 2, Wermert 1, Deters 1, Niebrugge 1), Central A&M 10 (Andricks 4, Burgener 3, Sloan 1, Paradee 1, Heaton 1).

Game 6 – Neoga 59, Olney Richland County 53 (Neoga was the only "visiting" team to win at the Shootout Saturday, posting a big fourth quarter surge to defeat the Tigers; Neoga is now 14-4 on season with their seventh straight win; for Neoga, Paci McClure scored 19 points, Trevor Roy 16 and Trenton Moore 13)

Game Six

NEOGA (59)

Banning 2-0 -- 5, Fearday 1-0 -- 2, Titus 1-1 -- 4, Moore 6-0 -- 13, McClure 7-2 -- 19, Roy 5-6 -- 16. TOTALS 22 FG, 9 FT.

OLNEY (53)

Flanagan 5-2 -- 13, Lambiard 0-0 -- 0, Blank 3-0 -- 7, Miller 3-1 -- 7, Travis 7-12 -- 26, Wright 0-0 -- 0, Kocher 0-0 -- 0. TOTALS 18 FG, 15 FT.

Neoga                12      9    14    24    --    59

Olney                 11    12    13    19    --    53

3-point FG -- Neoga 6 (McClure 3, Moore 1, Titus 1, Banning 1), Olney 2 (Flanagan 1, Blank 1).

(Quincy Notre Dame was forced to pull out of their game against St. Anthony due to weather) St. Anthony and Effingham played a junior varsity game in place of that contest and St. Anthony won 50-35.

Junior Varsity Game

St. Anthony           13    12    14    11    --    50

Effingham               6    10    11      8    --    35

St. Anthony -- Nuxoll 11, Wiedman 5, Schuette 6, Stewart 0, Sehy 0, Moore 15, Fearday 0, Ruholl 2, Niebrugge 2, Hotze 9, Blanchette 0, Adams 0

Effingham -- Woelfer 6, Volpi 4, Wolfe 0, Woomer 0, Hardiek 1, Logan 3, Thompson 0, Fox 3, Lee 7, Pals 11, Pontious 0, Zerrusen 0