Junior High Basketball -- Feb. 4 Results

The Mustangs picked up the seventh-grade contest, 45-31. Charleston held a 13-11 opening quarter lead but the Mustangs came back to tie the score at hafltime 21-21. EJHS then had a 14-2 third quarter run.

Bushur tallied 14 while Hayes added 10 as the Mustangs improved to 2-1 on the season.

In the eighth-grade contest, Effingham trailed Charleston after the opening quarter, 14-9 but came roaring back to take a 22-18 halftime lead and had a 17-9 third period run.

Flack tallied 25 to lead the Mustangs while Pals added 14.

At Charleston

Seventh-Grade Game

Effingham             11    10    14    10    --    45

Charleston            13     7      2      9    --    31

Effingham -- Bockhorn 6, Bushur 14, Hayes 10, Phillips 6, Wise 6, Flack 2, McDaniel 1

Charleston -- Taylor 5, Applewhite 4, Meister 8, Oakley 11, Davidson 1, Matheny 2

Eighth-Grade Game

Effingham         9    13    17    15    --    54

Charleston      14     4      9    13    --    40

Effingham -- Flack 25, Pals 14, Belcher 8, Jones 5, Spicer 2

Charleston -- Bonstetter 13, Foerster 9, Story 6, Kuykendall 3, Kuykendall 3, Nelson 3, Clements 3

At Effingham

Dieterich traveled to Effingham Sacred Heart and handed the Shamrocks two losses Thursday.

Dieterich stepped out to a 26-14 hafltime lead in seventh-grade action and went on for a 45-20 win. B. Niemerg led the way in scoring with 21 points.

Sacred Heart was led by Warren with 10, all in the second quarter.

In eighth-grade play, Dieterich led by one after the opening quarter but held a 31-22 halftime lead and a 47-30 lead going into the final quarter. Dieterich finished with a 55-32 victory.

Westendorf tallied 31 for the winners, with a 10-point second period.

Sacred Heart was led by Wallace with 11 and Sparks with 10.

At Effingham

Seventh-Grade Game

Dieterich                16    16    3    10    --    45

Sacred Heart           4    10    3      3    --    20

Dieterich -- Niemerg 7, Lidy 5, Niemerg 21, Hall 8, Meyer 3, McWhorter 1

Sacred Heart -- Hecht 2, Traub 2, Warren 10, Wright 2, Swingler 1, Kreke 3

Eighth-Grade Game

Dieterich                  14    17    16    8    --    55

Sacred Heart           13      9      8    2    --    32

Dieterich -- Davis 2, Will 5, Westendorf 31, Funneman 8, B. Niemerg 6, Lidy 3

Sacred Heart -- Wallace 11, Sparks 10, Ballies 5, Hackman 2, Swingler 4

At Martinsville

Jasper County tallied two victories over Martinsville in action Thursday.

Jasper County ran off to a 13-0 opening quarter lead in the seventh-grade contest and went on for a 35-15 win.

Drake Wolf and Caleb Flasch tallied 10 points each for the winners who improved to 1-1.

In the eighth-grade contest, Jasper County was a 37-30 winner. Martinsville led 20-11 hafltime lead but Jasper County came out after halftime with a 16-2 third period run.

Wade Wickham led the way with 12 points as Jasper County improved to 2-0.

At Martinsville

Seventh-Grade Game

Jasper County          13    8    8    6    --    35

Martinsville                 0    4    7    4    --    15

Jasper County -- Fulton 3, Ashley 6, Shaffer 2, Wolf 10, Flasch 10, Spiker 4

Martinsville -- Ridge 7

Eighth-Grade Game

Jasper County          7    4    16    10    --    37

Martinsville             11    9      2      8    --    30

Jasper County -- Street 4, Kuhn 2, Wickham 12, Ochs 2, Songer 4, Barthleme 4, Zumbahlen 9

Martinsville -- Parcel 13 

At Altamont

Sigel St. Michael picked up two victories over host Atlamont Thursday.

The Sharpshooters claimed the seventh-grade game, 20-17. Altamont held a 10-4 first half lead but St. Michael pulled ahead with an 11-2 third period.

Worman scored eight and Mayer seven for the winners.

Altamont was led by Veteto with 10.

In eighth-grade action, St. Michael tallied a 55-10 victory.

The Sharpshooters held a 17-0 opening quarter lead and led 37-3 at halftime.

Hatton scored 14 for the winners while B. Fearday chipped in with 12.

Altamont was led by Schlanser, Shafer and Gillespie with five points each.

At Altamont

Seventh-Grade Game

St. Michael             4    0    11    5    --    20

Altamont                 4    6     2    5    --    17

Sigel St. Michael -- Niebrugge 3, Margenthaler 2, Mayer 7, Worman 8

Altamont -- Wendling 2, Tedrick 3, Veteto 10, Bauer 2

Eighth-Grade Game

St. Michael           17    20    10    8    --    55

Altamont                0      3      2    5    --    10

Sigel St. Michael -- B. Fearday 12, D. Fearday 2, D. Hoene 8, Hatton 14, Young 2, Titus 1, Croy 8, McKinney 2, S. Hoene 6

Altamont -- Schlanser 5, Shafer 5

At Neoga

North Clay (Louisville) was a winner in both contests Thursday.

North Clay captured the seventh-grade game, 37-7. North Clay held a 25-5 halftime lead.

Scroggins and Compton tallied 10 points each for the winners. Colton Beabout led Neoga with four.

In the eighth-grade contest, North Clay  led 17-11 at halftime then had a 37-16 second half run for the 54-27 win.

Zimdars led North Clay with 22 points. Neoga was led by Brock Cardinal with 11 points.

At Neoga

Seventh-Grade Game

North Clay          10    15    6    6    --    37

Neoga                  4       1    0    2    --      7

North Clay -- Byers 6, Czyzewski 4, Ingram 2, Graves 3, Scroggnis 10, Schnepper 2, Compton 10

Neoga -- Coy 2, Cardinal 1, Beabout 4

Eighth-Grade Game

North Clay           10    7    19    18    --    54

Neoga                    2    9      7      9    --    27

North Clay -- Hardiek 8, Poe 5, Breyer 8, Zimdars 22, Byers 2, Compton 7, Griffy 2

Neoga -- Ray 5, O'Dell 2, Cardinal 11, Will 2, Conder 7

At Windsor

South Central picked up two wins over Windsor in action Thursday.

South Central edged Windsor, 22-20 in the seventh-grade contest. South Central led 14-5 at halftime but Windsor pulled within 19-15 going into the final quarter and had a 5-3 run only to fall short.

South Centarl was led by Trevor Sidwell with 15 points. Windsor was led by Ryker McDaniel with 12.

In eighth-grade action, South Central jumped out to a 16-3 opening quarter lead and never looked back in a 58-22 win.

Jalen Smith led South Central with 12 points while Brody Markley added nine.

Windsor was led by Elijah Robinson with 14.

At Windsor

Seventh-Grade Game

South Central          6    8      5    3    --    22

Windsor                   2    3    10    5    --    20

South Central -- Neilson 4, Sidwell 15, Kruger 1, Engel 2

Windsor -- S. Rincker 3, McDaniel 12, Westendorf 3, Vaughn 2

Eighth-Grade Game

South Central           16    17    21    4    --    58

Windsor                      3    11      4    4    --    22

South Central -- Markley 9, Hiestand 4, Jones 8, Smith 12, Robb 4, Smith 3, Bursott 4, Hoover 7, Mennes 3, Bursott 4

Windsor -- R. Rincker 4, Davis 6, Robinson 14 (players add up to 24 while 22 listed as final)

At Cowden

Cowden-Herrick/Beecher City's seventh and eighth-grade boys basketball teams picked up wins over St. Elmo/Brownstown Thursday.

CHBC claimed the seventh-grade contest, 23-16 to improve to 1-1 on the season.

CHBC had a 6-2 opening half lead and outscored SEB 17-14 in the second half. Logan Dodge led the way for the winners with seven points.

SEB was led by Powell with eight.

In eighth-grade action, CHBC claimed a 48-18 win. CHBC led 26-11 at halftime.

AJ Radloff led the winners with 14 points. CHBC improved to 1-1.

SEB was led by Hoopingarner with 12.

At Cowden

Seventh-Grade Game

SEB             2        14        --        16

CHBC          6        17        --        23

St. Elmo/Brownstown -- Poe 6, Powell 8, Stone 2

Cowden-Herrick/Beecher City -- Cozard 2, Schlanser 6, Dodge 7, Hart 4, Bunch 4

Eighth-Grade Game

SEB               5    6      3    4    --    18

CHBC          17    9    20    2    --    48

St. Elmo/Brownstown -- Sanders 3, Hoopingarner 12, Stine 1, Powell 2, Felty 2

Cowden-Herrick/Beecher City -- Moon 4, Caleme 9, Rueff 5, Mueller 4, Radloff 14, Lamb 8, Moyer 2, Monnet 2