Junior High Girls Basketball -- Oct. 5

CHBC improved to 5-1 with a 28-13 win in seventh-grade play. The Shamrocks held a 2-0 opening quarter lead but CHBC came back with a 14-3 second period and that was the game.

Haley Doty led in scoring with 16 points for the winners .Sacred Heart was led by A. Aldrich with five.

In the eighth-grade matchup, CHBC was a 28-21 winner to improve to 4-2. CHBC held a 14-7 halftime lead and had a 10-8 final period run.

Madison Dawson tallied 10 points for the winners. M. Brown led Sacred Heart with nine.

At Sacred Heart

Seventh-Grade Game

CHBC                      0    14    6    8    --    28

Sacred Heart          2      3    2    6    --    13

Cowden-Herrick/Beecher City -- H. Bowlin 4, Dawson 4, Doty 16, Kirkendoll 2, Wakefield 2

Sacred Heart -- A. Aldrich 5, Braun 3, Gibson 1, Thies 2, L. Aldrich 2

Eighth-Grade Game

CHBC                      9    5    4    10    --    28

Sacred Heart          2    5    6      8    --    21

Cowden-Herrick/Beecher City -- H. Bowlin 6, Pope 6, Doty 4, Dawson 10, J. Bowlin 2

Sacred Heart -- A. Aldrich 2, Brown 9, Brummer 1, Thies 5, Wildbur 4

At Charleston

Teutopolis won both games over Charleston in action Tuesday.

The Wooden Shoes won the seventh-grade encounter by a 33-13 tally.

T-town held a 4-1 opening quarter lead then had a 21-4 run over the next two periods. Kylie Borries tallied 12 points for the winners while Elise Pals added eight.

Teutopolis won the eighth-grade game by forfeit. Both Wooden Shoes teams are now 4-0 on the campaign.

At Charleston

Seventh-Grade Game

Teutopolis            4    11    10    8    --    33

Charleston           1     2      2    8    --    13

Teutopolis -- Borries 12, Pals 8, Tegeler 7, Hoene 2, Mette 2, Swingler 2

Charleston -- Clayton 5, Hinds 4, Rook 4

Eighth-Grade Game

Charleston forfeits

At Strasburg

Stewardson-Strasburg claimed two victories over Neoga in junior high girls basketball action Tuesday.

Stew-Stras scored a 36-13 win in seventh-grade play to improve to 3-2 on the season.

The winners ran off to a 15-0 first quarter lead and never looked back. Hayes tallied 15 and Friese 11 for the winners. Neoga was led by Brandenburg with seven.

In the eighth-grade contest, Stew-Stras was a 48-22 winner and is 3-2.

Stew-Stras ripped off to a 20-0 opening quarter lead. Casey and Hayes scored 12 points each for the winners. Neoga was led by Henderson with 15.

At Strasburg

Seventh-Grade Game

Neoga                    0    8      2    3    --    13

Stew-Stras          15    4    13    4    --    36

Neoga -- Brandenburg 7, Henderson 4, Ames 2

Stewardson-Strasburg -- Hayes 15, Friese 11, Wittenberg 4, Vonderheide 4, McCormick 2

Eighth-Grade Game

Neoga                    0    11      9    2    --    22

Stew-Stras          20    14    10    4    --    48

Neoga -- Henderson 15, Frankie 4, Sanders 3

Stewardson-Strasburg -- Casey 12, Hayes 12, Holland 6, Wittenberg 6, Friese 6, Vonderheide 2 (players add up to 44 while 48 listed as final)

At Dieterich

In a seventh-grade only contest, Dieterich tallied a 26-14 win over Martinsville Tuesday.

Dieterich held a 14-5 first half lead and had a 10-2 third quarter run.

Kinli Michl led in scoring with nine while Elaira Meinhart added eight and Lena Goebel seven.

At Dieterich

Seventh-Grade Game

Martinsville             3    2      2    7    --    14

Dieterich                 7    7    10    2    --    26

Martinsville -- Reed 4, Wilhoit 7, Kannmacher 1, Herrera 2

Dieterich -- Goebel 7, Will 2, Meinhart 8, Michl 9

At Louisville

Sigel St. Michael picked up a victory over North Clay (Louisville) Tuesday.

The Sharpshooters won the eighth-grade contest, 39-16. North Clay fell to 1-5 on the season.

In the seventh-grade game, St. Michael won 49-8.

North Clay is back in action Thursday against Altamont at 5:30 p.m.