GALLATIN COUNTY 1A SECTIONAL
AT GOREVILLE
CARRIER MILLS 61, HARDIN COUNTY 50
The Wildcats move on in the regional tournament with a win over GEC rival Hardin County on Monday night behind 18-points from Brody Walker, 16-points from Dylan Schwartz and 14-points from Justice Hill.

Coach Keil Peebles bunch knocked down 23-of-27 free throws, including 16-of-18 in the fourth quarter to improve their record to 11-16 on the season.

Hardin County (15-12) closed its season with a loss despite 22-points from junior guard Tyler Winters and 12-ppoints from Cameron Shaw.

The Cougars were just 8-of-15 from the foul line, as they trailed 27-22 at halftime.

Carrier Mills will face top-seed Goreville on Wednesday night.

Carrier Mills (61) – Fann 5, Childers 8, Walker 18, Hill 14, Schwartz 16.
2FG-13, 3FG-4, FT-23-27, PF-11.
Hardin County (50) – Winters 22, Cullum 2, Rose 2, Shaw 12, Seavers 5, Hudson 7.
2FG-6, 3FG-10, FT-8-15, PF-19.
Fouled Out – Winters - Hardin County.
Technical Fouls – None.

RED HILL 1A SECTIONAL
AT ST. ELMO
SOUTH CENTRAL 56, WINDSOR-STEW-STRAS 50
The Cougars kept their season alive and the career of retiring head coach Rick Simmons going for at least one more contest with a win over the Hatchets in the opener at St. Elmo.

Brett Harmeier, after a cold first half, got going for South Central (13-15) with 15-points while he got help from freshman teammate Logan Lotz, who netted 16-points.

Dre Hill added 11-points for the Cougars who rallied from a 40-33 deficit in the fourth quarter for the stunning win.

Harmeier nailed a pair of 3-pointers in the fourth quarter and Hill hit 5-of-6 free throws in the fourth, 9-of-10 for the game.

For Windsor-Stew-Stras (13-13), the season came to a close with senior Tristen Warner closing his career with 15-points while junior Josh Overbeck added 10.

South Central (61) – Harmeier 15, Lotz 16, Hill 11, Markley 5, Harpster 4, Arnold 3, Matheny 2.
2FG-11, 3FG-8, FT-10-14, PF-15.
Windsor-Stew-Stras (50) – Ballinger 7, Thies 4, Kessler 2, Overbeck 10, Hutchinson 6, Warner 15, Kramer , Kessler 4.
2FG-13, 3FG-4, FT-12-15, PF-17.
Fouled Out – None.
Technical Fouls – Warner, Overbeck - Windsor-Stew-Stras.

RED HILL 1A SECTIONAL
AT NORTH CLAY
GRAYVILLE 63, ODIN 51
The Bison got a blistering performance from 6-foot-2 junior Kase Robinson who notched a career-best 40-points in the win over the Eagles.

Coach Brian Hucker's team has scored a lot of points in winning some late season games and Robinson hit four 3-pointers and nailed 10-of-14 free throws as Grayville (9-17) moved into the regional semifinals.

Six-foot-three junior Wyatt Hatcher added 13-points while Grant Leavens, a 5-foot-8 junior guard, added 10-points to the victory as only three Bison players scored.

Odin (8-14) got 21-points from senior Dustin Quick in the loss.

Odin (51) – Sanders 5, Nix 6, Quick 21, Hofstetter 2, Lyons 12, Roberts 5.
2FG-16, 3FG-6, FT-1-7, PF-17.
Grayville (63) – Robinson 40, Leavens 10, Hatcher 13.
2FG-15, 3FG-7, FT-12-20, PF-11.
Fouled Out – Sanders, Quick - Odin
Technical Fouls – None.

GALLATIN COUNTY 1A SECTIONAL
AT CHRISTOPHER
WALTONVILLE 58, SESSER-VALIER 47
The Spartans topped their long-time rivals to win the opener behind 20-points each from senior Dylan Miller and Caleb Jourdan.

Ryan Majewski added 10-points, hitting 8-of-9 free throws for Coach Tyler Mitchell's team that improved to 15-12 on the season.

Sesser-Valier (10-20) closed its season with sophomore Peyton Rock scoring 14-points and nine-points each coming from Zane Wilson and Charles Farmer.

Sesser-Valier (47) – L. Gunter 4, Farmer 9, Baxter 3, Wilson 9, Rock 14, Lance 6.
2FG-13, 3FG-3, FT-10-16, PF-21.
Waltonville (58) – Miller 20, Banach 2, Jourdan 20, Majewski 10, Coggins 3, Malone 3.
2FG-11, 3FG-7, FT-15-21, PF-17.
Fouled Out – Lance - Sesser-Valier.
Technical Fouls – None.

GALLATIN COUNTY 1A SECTIONAL
AT CRAB ORCHARD
NORRIS CITY-OMAHA-ENFIELD 51, THOMPSONVILLE 46
The Fighting Cardinals responded from a loss to the Tigers on Friday to eliminate their GEC league mates in the first rounder at Crab Orchard.

NCOE (16-12) topped Thompsonville (9-18) with Dakota Bond netting 17-points for the Cards while teammate Chase Sutton added 13.

Six-foot-four senior Jesse Darnell closed his prep ride with 16-points for the Tigers while Tyson Kessler tossed in 10.

Thompsonville (46) – Kessler 10, Payne 9, Wilke 3, Darnell 16, Dagre 8.
2FG-18, 3FG-2, FT-4-11, PF-16.
NCOE (51) – N. Sutton 4, Niehaus 4, Long 5, Bond 17, C. Sutton 13, Wells 6, Delap 2
2FG-12, 3FG-5, FT-12-19, PF-10.
Fouled Out – Dagre - Thompsonville.
Technical Fouls – None.

GALLATIN COUNTY 1A SECTIONAL
AT CRAB ORCHARD
CRAB ORCHARD 72, GALATIA 58
The Trojans improved to 23-7 on the season with the big win at home over the Bearcats behind 4-points from Lane Hutson and three other teammates added double-figures as Coach Jon Brown's team moved into the semifinals.

Hunter Franklin scored 16-points with 13-points coming from McKeegan Ferrell and 10-points from Caleb Vaughn.

Galatia (9-15)got 19-points from senior Austin Stricklin and 15-points from Luke Lawrence.

Galatia (58) – Stricklin 19, Lawrence 15, Mathews 8, Verbeck 9, Modino 5, Stevens 2.
2FG-22, 3FG-3, FT-5-14, PF-22.
Crab Orchard (72) – Hutson 24, Stephens 6, Ferrell 13, Vaughn 10, Franklin 16, Beasley 1, Vinson 2.
2FG-6, 3FG-3, FT-11-22, PF-12.
Fouled Out – None.
Technical Fouls – None.

FLORA 2A SECTIONAL
AT CASEY-WESTFIELD
CUMBERLAND 72, CASEY-WESTFIELD 48
The Pirates, of the Little Okaw Valley Conference, took care of former LIC rival Casey-Westfield in the opening round behind balanced scoring led by 18-points from Gunner McMaechan.

Tyson Magee added 6-points for Cumberland while head coach Justin Roehl got 12-points each from Ryan Green and Brandon Sharon.

Casey-Westfield saw its season end at 3-20 with Payton Chism scoring 25-points while Beau Biggs tossed in 14.

The Pirates pulled away in the second half, outgunning C-W 42-13.

Casey-Westfield (48) – Chism 25, Brandenburg 1, Biggs 14, Carver 2, Richards 6.
2FG-9, 3FG-8, FT-6-13, PF-17.
Cumberland (72) – Beard 4, Green 12, Donsbach 2, Magee 16, Bauguss 4, McMeachan 18, Wolke 4, Sharon 12. 2FG-17, 3FG-4, FT-24-30, PF-10.
Fouled Out – Carver - Casey-Westfield.
Technical Fouls – None.

FLORA 2A SECTIONAL
AT HAMILTON COUNTY
FAIRFIELD 51, HAMILTON COUNTY 35
The Mules prolonged their season for another night, topping the host Foxes in a battle of BDC-E teams on Monday night.

Coach Scott McElravy saw his club jump out to a 13-2 lead in the first quarter and put the game on ice in the third period as the Mules improved to 12-15 on the season.

Sky Kollack, a 6-foot-1 senior, netted 19-points in the victory while senior guard Colton Land added 11-points.

Jake Whipple netted eight-points for the Foxes, who bow out of the postseason with a 4-25 mark.

Hamilton County (35) – Potter 7, Colclasure 2, Dial 2, Rubenacker 3, Whipple 8, Van Arbema 4, Rapp 5, Miller 4. 2FG-9, 3FG-2, FT-11-17, PF-14.
Fairfield (51) – Snyder 8, Land 11, Smothers 2, McGill 9, Kollack 19, Dagg 2.
2FG-14, 3FG-5, FT-8-11, PF-18.
Fouled Out – None.
Technical Fouls – None.

FLORA 2A SECTIONAL
AT VIENNA
ELDORADO 82, JOHNSTON CITY 42
The Eagles took care of business early in crushing the Indians behind 16-points from Braden Attebury and 15-points from 6-foot-7 senior Clay Boulds.

Max Kasiar and John Meredith each scored 12-points in the rout as the Eagles jumped out to a 21-3 lead in the first quarter and never looked back as they improved to 16-13 on the season.

Johnston City (6-21) closed its season with the loss as junior Gage Hall scored 15-points and E.J. Thompson produced 14.

Johnston City (42) – G. Hall 15, Thopson 14, Payne 2, Edwards 6, West 2, Selby 3.
2FG-8, 3FG-4, FT-14-18, PF-17.
Eldorado (82) – Oglesby 2, Meredith 12, Kasiar 12, Partridge 4, Boulds 15, Attebury 16, Ninness 8, Hathaway 7, May 6.
2FG-31, 3FG-3, FT-11-25, PF-19.
Fouled Out – Payne - Johnston City; Partridge - Eldorado.
Technical Fouls – None.

PINCKNEYVILLE 2A SECTIONAL
AT WESCLIN
PIASA SOUTHWESTERN 52, STAUNTON 25
The Birds moved into the semifinals of the Wesclin Regional with a win over SCC rival Staunton.
Coach Jason Darr's team got 18-points from 6-foot-6 Collin Baumgartner and 13-points from 5-foot-11 sophomore Caden Heyen.

Sophomore Ben Lowis tossed in seven-points for the Birds, who pulled away in the second half to improve to 15-15 on the season.

Staunton saw its season end at 3-25 with Austin Gusewelle topping the Bulldogs with nine-points.

Staunton (25) – Gusewelle 9, Scroggins 2, Kinder 2, Castaldi 3, Novack 6, Best 2.
2FG-7, 3FG-2, FT-5-6, PF-12.
Piasa Southwestern (52) – Bailey 6, Heyen 13, Robinson 2, Lowis 7, Seymour 4, Baumgartner 18, Hanslaw 2. 2FG-17, 3FG-3, FT-9-10, PF-10.
Fouled Out – None.
Technical Fouls – None.