Junior High Girls Basketball -- Nov. 3, 4, 5

JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL

THURSDAY, NOV. 3 GAMES

Effingham handed Effingham St. Anthony two losses.

In the seventh-grade contest, the Mustangs won 37-7. St. Anthony scored all seven points in the first half. EJHS led 19-7 then had an 18-0 second half.

Emery Spicer led the way for Effingham with 13 points while Nora Cekander added 10.

Budde led St. Anthony with four.

The eighth-grade game went to the Mustangs 28-18. Effingham held a 17-13 halftime lead then had a 11-5 second half.

T. Raddatz led the Mustangs with nine points.

St. Anthony was led by Denning with eight.

At St. Anthony

Seventh-Grade Game

Effingham                4    15    13    5    --    37

St. Anthony             3      4      0    0    --      7

Effingham -- Cekander 10, Miller 2, Spicer 13, Koenig 7, Stuckey 2, Robinson 2, McCord 1

St. Anthony -- Budde 4, Fearday 3

Eighth-Grade Game

Effingham              11    6    3    8    --    28

St. Anthony             6    7    3    2    --    18

Effingham -- Hayes 2, Weis 4, Kirk 6, Wendling 2, Ohnesorge 5, Raddatz 9

St. Anthony -- Frisbie 7, Denning 8, Budde 1, Schultz 2

At Beecher City

Altamont came calling and went home with two victories over Cowden-Herrick/Beecher City Thursday.

Altamont was a 31-10 winner in seventh-grade play. Altamont held CHBC scoreless while taking a 15-0 first half lead then had a 16-16 second half.

Leading the winners were Kuenstler, Roberts and Scholes with six points each.

CHBC was led by Ethel Stuckemeyer and Allison Shields with six points each. CHBC fell to 3-4 in the National Trail Conference 7-10 overall.

In the eighth-grade game, Altamont won 28-18.

Altamont edged out to a 12-10 first half lead then broke loose with a 16-8 second half for the 28-18 win.

Kuenstler led the way for the winners with 10 points.

CHBC was led by Lena Bowlin with 12 points as the squad fell to 3-4 in the NTC, 9-8 overall.

At Beecher City

Seventh-Grade Game

Altamont                6    9    12       4    --    31

CHBC                     0    0      6    10    --    16

Altamont -- Kuentler 6, Overbeck 2, Roberts 6, Long 4, Buchanan 4, Schnarre 3, Scholes 6

Cowden-Herrick/Beecher City -- Stuckemeyer 6,  Shields 6, Wakefield 4

Eighth-Grade Game

Altamotn               4    8    6    10    --    28

CHBC                    6    4    6      2    --    18

Altamont -- Kuenstler 10, Long 4, Nelson 4, Pearcy 6, Schultz 2, hall 2

Cowden-Herrick/Beecher City -- Bowlin 12, Dawson 2, Doty 2, Wakefield 2

At Louisville

North Clay (Louisville) won over Jasper-Fairfield in seventh-grade play, 28-5 Thursday.

In the eighth-grade contest, North Clay won 26-25,.

FRIDAY, NOV. 4 GAMES

Effingham handed Dieterich losses in both games.

The Mustangs won the seventh-grade contest, 37-4. Effingham took an 18-0 opening quarter lead and never looked back.

Emery Spicer led the way for Effingham with 17 points.

Leading Dieterich were A. Niemerg and Stortzum with two each.

In eighth-grade play, Effingham ran off to a 20-6 halftime lead but Dieterich came back with a 15-12 second half but it was too little to overcome the opening half.

Drew Weis led the Mustangs with 11 points.

Dieterich was led by Flach with 12.

At Effingham

Seventh-Grade Game

Dieterich                   0    2      2    0    --      4

Effingham               18    2    11    6    --    37

Dieterich -- A. Niemerg 2, Stortzum 2

Effingham -- Cekander 8, Miller 4, Spicer 17, Koenig 6, Robinson 2

Eighth-Grade Game

Dieterich               4      2    8    7    --    21

Effingham             6    14    8    4    --    32

Dieterich -- Will 3, Meinhart 4, Flach 12, C. Funneman 2

Effingham -- Hayes 2, Weis 11, Wendling 4, Robison 3, Ohnesorge 1, Schlanser 2, Raddatz 9

At Casey-Westfield

Teutopolis was an easy winner over Casey-Westfield in both games.

The Wooden Shoes claimed the seventh-grade contest, 35-9 with a 23-2 second half run after leading 12-7 at halftime.

McMahon led T-town with 10 points as the team improved to 15-1.

In eighth-grade play, T-town was a 48-9 winner. Casey-Westfield scored all nine points in the first half.

Pals and Gaddis tallied 10 points each for T-town. The Shoes are now 12-4.

At Casey

Seventh-Grade Game

Teutopolis                         2    10    11    12    --    35

Casey-Westfield               4      3      0      2    --      9

Teutopolis -- McMahon 10, Shue 8, E. Willenborg 6, E. Vahling 6, Meyer 2, Probst 2, Kocher 1

Casey-Westfield -- Roberts 2, Talor 2, Overbeck 2, Erickson 2, Gilbert 1

Eighth-Grade Game

Teutopolis                       13    11    12    12    --    48

Casey-Westfield              2       7      0      0    --      9

Teutopolis -- Pals 10, Gaddis 10, Borries 8, C. Hoene 6, Roley 4, Tegeler 4, Mette 2, A. Hoene 2, Lee 2

Casey-Westfield -- Roberts 4, Wittaker 3, Gilbert 2

At Louisville

North Clay (Louisville) and Stewardson-Strasburg split victories.

North Clay claimed the seventh-grade game, 21-18. Stew-Stras took an 11-8 opening half lead before North Clay came back with a 13-7 second half to pull out the win.

Wittenberg led the way with 10 points as Stew-Stras moved to 4-3 in the National Trail Conference, 8-7 overall.

North Clay was led by Zink with six.

In the eighth-grade game, Stew-Stras tallied a 44-17 win.

Stew-Stras led 29-10 at halftime and kept the pressure on in the third quarter with an 11-3 run.

Hayes tallied 25 for the winners. Stew-Stras is now 4-3 in the NTC, 10-5 overall.

North Clay was led by Ruesken with nine.

At Louisville

Seventh-Grade Game

Stew-Stras                  0    11    5    2    --    18

North Clay                  7      1    8    5    --    21

Stew-Stras -- Wittenberg 10, Vonderheide 4, Wetherell 2, Dunaway 2

North Clay -- Zink 6, Robry 4, Thompson 4, Russell 4, Romack 3

Eighth-Grade Game

Stew-Stras           15    14    11    4    --    44

North Clay             2      8      3    4    --    17

Stewardson-Strasburg -- Hayes 25, Wittenberg 8, Johnson 3, Vonderheide 2, VonBehrens 6

North Clay -- Ruesken 9, Philips 4, Zink 2, Pontious 2

SATURDAY, NOV. 5 GAMES

Mount Zion played host to Effingham St. Anthony and sent the Bullpups home with two losses.

Mount Zion won the seventh-grade contest, 35-3 holding St. Anthony to three third quarter points.

Stephens tallied all three points.

In the eighth-grade contest, Mount Zion edged the Bullpups, 18-17.

Mount Zion held a 10-5 opening half lead. St. Anthony came back with a 12-8 second half but fell short.

St. Anthony was led by Lauritzen with eight points.

At Mount Zion

Seventh-Grade Game

Mount Zion                 20    8    7    0    --    35

St. Anthony                  0    0    3    0    --      3

Mount Zion -- Jenkins 2, Mason 2, Austin 9, Wisher 18, Barsom 4

St. Anthony -- Stephens 3

Eighth-Grade Game

Mount Zion                 8    2    2    6    --    18

St. Anthony                0    5    4    8    --    17

Mount Zion -- Ethell 6, Ridley 2, Wisher 4, Stock 6

St. Anthony -- Denning 4, Henning 2, Schultz 3, Lauritzen 8

At Rochester

Effingham played in the Rochester Shootout Saturday.

In seventh-grade action, Effingham fell in both contests.

The Mustangs lost to Rochester, 24-16. Rochester led 10-9 at halftime then had a 14-7 second half.

Effingham was led by Emery Spicer with five points.

Bethalto Trimpe then edged the Mustangs, 16-15. Bethalto led 12-8 at halftime but Effingham came back within 13-12 in the third period but Bethalto maintained that one point lead the rest of the way.

Spicer and Kaegyn Koester scored six points each.

In eighth-grade play, Effingham dropped both contests.

The Mustangs fell to Rochester, 33-24. Effingham held a 9-8 opening quarter lead but Rochester moved ahead 18-14 at halftime and held a 24-19 third quarter lead.

The Mustangs were led by Melia Wendling with 11 points.

In the loss to Bethalto Trimpe, Effingham again led after the opening quarter, 12-11 and led 22-20 at halftime. But Bethalto came back with a 15-2 third period and that was the game.

The Mustangs were led by Drew Weis with 18 points.

At Rochester

Seventh-Grade

Game One

Effingham              2    7      5    2    --    16

Rochester              4    6    10    4    --    24

Effingham -- Cekander 4, Miller 1, Loew 2, Spicer 5, Koenig 4

Rochester -- Riedle 2, Powell 6, Henry 4, Christman 8, Brown 4

Game Two

Bethalto Trimpe               4    8    1    3    --    16

Effingham                        2    6    4    3    --    15

Bethalto Trimpe -- Loewer 4, Earle 1, Hartsock 4, Govero 5, Jeffery 2

Effingham -- Cekander 3, Spicer 6, Koenig 6

Eighth-Grade

Game One

Rochester              8    10    6    9    --    33

Effingham              9      5    5    5    --    24

Rochester -- Tinder 4, Zeidler 2, Gross 4, Hardiek 2, Mehring 2,  Berberet 6, Kerlay 13

Effingham -- Weis 6, Kirk 1, Wendling 11, Robison 1, Raddatz 5

Game Two

Bethalto                 11     9    15    7    --    42

Effingham             12    10      2    8    --    32

Bethalto Trimpe -- Silva 6, Jeffery 23, Truetzschler 11, Bloodworth 2

Effingham -- Hayes 6, Weis 18, Wendling 2, Ohnesorge 2, Raddatz 4