Trico Tourney and Du Quoin Tourney

Steeleville, Elverado, New Athens win @ Trico
DuQuoin wins in OT, Cairo, Benton roll @ DQ

12-03-03
@ THE PIONEER INVITATIONAL TOURNEY
STEELEVILLE 78, WALTONVILLE 59
The Warriors moved to 2-0 on the season and in the round robin tourney with a thrashing of Waltonville.

Jeff Mulholland ripped the Spartans with 22 points on Wednesday night.

Adam Eggemeyer cashed in with 19 points while Nathan Wathen added 10 points for Steeleville, who is the lone undefeated team in the tourney after two nights of play.

Waltonville (0-2) didn't place a player in double-figures but were led by Jordan Norris and Kole Kluck with seven and six points respectively.

	1	2	3	4		Final
Steeleville	14	21	26	17	-	78
Waltonville	10	07	11	06	-	39

Steeleville (78) - Schaber 2, Jausel 6, Barbour 4, Eggemeyer 19, Tiemann 6, Mulholland 22, Hochmuth 5, Wathen 10, Hart 4.
2FG-29, 3FG-2, FT-14-20, PF-10.
Waltonville (39) - Lowery 2, Kluck 6, Kitowski 5, Kash 5, Skidmore 3, Norris 7, Ralls 4, Talbert 2.
2FG-14, 3FG-1, FT-3-9, PF-14.

NEW ATHENS 57, TRICO 40
The Yellow Jackets (1-1) jumped out to a 27-17 halftime advantage and coasted to the win over the host Pioneers.

New Athens did most of its damage from behind the foul line and 3-point arc.

They made 24-31 free throws while canning seven 3's.

Kevin Andres popped Trico with 26 points while teammate Luke Poston added 11.

Trico (1-1) got 11 points from Lance Musselman and nine points from Jeremy Phoenix the loss.

The Pioneers managed to just convert 13-of-27 free throw attempts.

	1	2	3	4		Final
Trico	07	10	12	11	-	40
New Athens	14	13	09	21	-	57

Trico (40) - Phoenix 9, Schlimpert 2, Smith 4, Powell 5, Musselman 11, Bollman 5, VanPelt 3.
2FG-12, 3FG-0, 13-27, PF-24.
New Athens (57) - Andres 26, Poston 11, T. Forrester 5, Brueggemann 2, Harwert 5, A. Parker 4, Schultte 4.
2FG-6, 3FG-7, FT-24-31, PF-22.

ELVERADO 75, M-C 61
The Falcons rebounded from a tough loss on Monday night to even its record at 1-1.

After spotting the Meteors a 10-point first quarter advantage, Elverado outscored M-C 70-46 in the final three periods.

Elverado got balanced scoring from Ryan Holland (17) Jamone Lipsey (12) Phillip Newcome (11) and Jason Snell (11) to pick up the win.

Marissa-Coulterville (1-1) put three players in double-figures in defeat.

Tim Miesner scored 13 for the Meteors while Jake Laumbattus and Michael Dunn added 11 apiece.

	1	2	3	4		Final
Elverado	05	18	29	23	-	75
Marissa-Coulterville	15	12	15	19	-	61

Elverado (75) - Funk 9, Hale 4, Holland 17, Harrison 5, Newcombe 11, Tuthill 3, Snell 11, Lipsey 12, McClanahan 3.
2FG-22, 3FG-3, FT-34-22, PF-23.
Marissa-Coulterville (61) - B. Lloyd 6, Laumbattus 10, Miesner 13, Hickman 7, Galle 4, R. Lloyd 9, Dunn 5, Hayden 2.
2FG-20, 3FG-0, FT-16-28, PF-25.

@ DUQUOIN TIP-OFF CLASSIC
DUQUOIN 58, CARTERVILLE 54 OT
The Indians got 21 points from Jaymon Alvis to top Carterville in overtime Wednesday night.

Jordan Camanella added 12 points for the Tribe (2-0) on the season and in the round robin tourney format.

Caterville (0-2) was led by Matt Rowald with 14 points while Ben Drust chipped in 13.

DuQuoin was a 'sharp-shooting' 18-for-21 from the free throw line, including 7-of-8 in the extra period.

In a game that saw neither team hold more than a one-point lead at the end of any quarter, the two teams battled to a tie in the final two quarters setting up the extra session.

In a strange twist, all 10 of the points scored in overtime (seven by DQ, three by Carterville) came from the free throw line.

	1	2	3	4	OT	Final
Carterville	11	15	10	15	03	54
Du Quoin	10	18	09	14	07	58

Carterville (54) - Drust 13, Burgrabe 9, Lantagne 3, Keim 6, Rowold 14, Hilliard 9.
2FG-12, 3FG-7, FT-9-11, PF-20.
DuQuoin (58) - Hirsch 2, McKinney 6, Bastien 9, Tyner 2, Yeager 2, Campanella 14, Jones 2, Alvis 21.
2FG-17, 3FG-2, FT-18-21, PF-17.

CAIRO 105, VENICE 50
A total of 12 Cairo Pilots lit up the scoreboard in their lopsided win over Venice.

Kalin Lowe led Cairo (2-0) with 17 points. Freshman Russell Mackins added 15 points; Anthony Jackson tossed down 14 and Gary Williams added 13.

The Pilots never batted an eye in jumping out to a 45-23 halftime advantage.

In a game where the score could have been much worse, the Pilots were just 9-of-22 from the free throw line while they sent the Red Devils to the charity stripe far too often (Venice was 18-of-34 from the line).

	1	2	3	4		Final
Venice	12	11	11	16	-	50
Cairo	20	25	31	29	-	105

Venice (50) - Sheppard 9, McKenzie 6, Henderson 8, Ware 5, Miller 11, Terrell 4, Glover 7.
2FG-16, 3FG-0, FT-18-34, PF-16.
Cairo (105) - Duncan 2, B. Johnson 2, Mackins 15, DAvis 8, G. Williams 13, M. Johnson 12, McAlister 6, Lowe 17, Cornelius 5, Woods 8, Jackson 14.
2FG-42, 3FG-4, FT-9-22, PF-26.

BENTON 81, CHESTER 38
The Rangers raced past the Yellow Jackets behind 15 points from Justin Raby.

Benton (2-0) led 43-20 at halftime.

Chester (0-2) got 12 points from Brian McDonough.

	1	2	3	4		Final
Benton	21	22	11	27	-	81
Chester	07	13	09	09	-	38

Benton (81) - Walton 4, Hammond 5, Raby 15, S. Smith 5, Armes 2, Erwin 2, Mitchell 10, Satterfield 4, B. Smith 3, Frailey 10, Muir 11, Nolen 6, Diefenbach 4.
2FG-30, 3FG-5, FT-6-11, PF-13.
Chester (38) - Valleroy 8, Tindall 4, Koeneman 6, McCoy 8, McDonough 12.
2FG-13, 3FG-2, FT-6-11, PF-10.