The St. Peter’s School 8th grade boys (A) won their division in the Best of Catholic Kansas City Basketball Tournament held over New Year’s weekend. Also, the St. Peter’s 8th grade girls team won their division of the Lillis Tournament in December.

2011 Lillis Basketball Tournament Results

Game scores and highlights from the 2011 Lillis basketball tournament. All games are played at St. Peter’s, Visitation, and St. Elizabeth’s schools in Kansas City.

Final Weekend Schedule: 2011 Lillis Basketball Tournament Schedule (Dec. 16-18)

Rescheduled game played 12/13

751 STM over 754 REGIS 30-24.  Down by 1 at the end of 3 quarters, Mary Keller scored 8 of her 10 points in the final period for the Cyclones.  Emily Clark hit a trey and led 6 Eagles in scoring with 7 points, Ciera McGee had 5, as Alex Davis and McKenzie Nunn both sank 2 buckets.  Tess Rellihan was game high scorer for St. Thomas More with 16 points.

Friday 12/16

At VIS

803 STP over 802 STE 42-40.  The teams traded leads throughout the whole game, with the score tied heading into the fourth quarter.  Vickery and Pautler scored in every quarter and finished with 17 and 15 points, respectively.  B. McConnell led 6 Irish scorers with 13 points, C. Garcia and A. Craig both finished with 7, D. Lester added 6 and J. Fetters 5.  Simon contributed 10 points for St. Peter’s, who face St. Thomas More tomorrow with the winner playing Presentation for the
championship of boys 8A on Sunday.

602 STM over 604 NAT 24-19.  Hamrick hit twice from long range and led the Cyclones with 20 points.  Costanza drained 3 from beyond the arc in the second half and finished with 11 points for the Nighthawks, and Howerton added 5.

860 STM over 861 VIS 19-13.  Abby Turgeson connected from downtown and led 6 Cyclone scores with 5 points, while Sam Murphy and Maddie Cook both added 4.  A. Valentine scored 6 points for Visitation, while Frances Evans had 4 and Aree Tomes 3.

At STP

704 STP over 705 PRES 39-27.  The Panthers battled back from a 9 point first quarter deficit  to knot the score heading into the final stanza.  Gajan scored 10 of his 16 points in the deciding final period to pace the Patriots, while Oxler added 9 and Taylor 6.  H. Ferguson hit 2 treys in the third quarter for Presentation and finished with10 points, A. Hardy had 8, J. Takakora 5 and J. Krawczyk 4.

613 STM over 614 STP 36-32.  Tied 26 all at the end of 3 quarters, Max Connor drained 3 field goals in the final period and scored 12 points in the game, while Cyclone teammate Quinn Schieber scored in every quarter to nab game high honors with 16.  Dylan D. connected twice from long range in the second half and paced 6 Patriot scorers with 12 points,
with Ryan H. adding 7, Henry B. 5 and Sam T. 4.  Charlie Krebs totaled 5 points for St. Thomas More and joined Brett Ismert in sinking a trey.  St. Thomas More, Visitation and Presentation all finished 2-1 in pool play, with the first tie-breaker being fewest points allowed.  Visitation 98, Presentation 101, St. Thomas More 102.  So close.

807 PRES over 805 REGIS 53-39.  The 5-man Panther squad pulled away in the closing minutes.  CJ Naudet hit a pair of treys and scored 21 points for Presentation, Nick Naudet had 13, Hardy 8, Brian Jakobe 6 and John Godfrey 5.  AJ Taylor led 6 Regis scorers with 15 points, D. McDaniel added 11, while J. Birks and P. Mott both made 2 baskets.

At STE

659 PRES over 658 REGIS 47-25.  Hunter Loehr hit 5 baskets in the odd quarters to finish with 20 points for Presentation, Mariah Lynn hit a trey and scored 15, while Grace Heenan added 10.  Eight players scored for Regis, with Amayah leading the parade with 6 points.  Ebele, Nia and Mary Show all sank 2 baskets for the Eagles.

515 STM over 516 JAMES 22-21.  With a trip to the semi-finals on the line, the 12 player St. James squad almost erased an 8 point halftime deficit as Luke Boehm scored 9 of his 11 points in the comeback third quarter.  The Cyclones held on as Ismert hit 2 free throws down the stretch to finish with 5 points.  McInerney led St. Thomas More with 7 points, Ziegler had 5 and Raden 4.  Aide McClenney hit from the floor in the fourth quarter and finished with 4 points for the Saints.

512 REGIS over 510 VIS 44-21.  The Eagles advanced to the semi-finals as Josh and Carson both scored in every quarter to finish with 19 and 15 points.  Sam Robertson led the Shamrocks with 7 points, Reed Levi had 5, Trent Thompson 4, Carson Meyer 3 and Jackson Pickett 2.  Griffin scored 6 points for Regis and Devon hit a trey.

At STA

852 STM over 851 STE 25-20.  The Irish led by 6 midway thru the third quarter, but Izzy, Allie, Emma, Laura and Mary Kate combined for St. Thomas More’s 12 final period points.  C. Canter led St. Elizabeth with 8 points as R. Beck and K. O’Boyle both added 5.  Allie finished with 9 points for the Cyclones, while Izzy and Emma both sank 2 buckets in the
second half.

752 VIS over 754 REGIS 31-22.  Lindsey O’Leary came off the bench in the second quarter for Visitation and swished all 4 of her baseline shots, while teammate Ashley Morris hit 2 high school treys, including 1 from just inside half court as the third quarter buzzer sounded.  McKenzie Nunn scored in every quarter for Regis and led 6 Eagle scorers with 10 points while Alex Davis added 4.  Ashley Morris finished with 13, Lindsey O’Leary tallied 10 points for the Shamrocks, Iyanla Williams
converted 3 of 4 from the charity stripe, and Hannah Grant added 3 points.

855 VIS – 857 NAT.   Results tomorrow.

Monday 12/12

At VIS

601 STP over 603 VIS 29-23.  Close throughout and tied at the end of 3 quarters, Jay Sarson drained a trey with under 4 minutes to go to give the Shamrocks their final lead.  The Patriots scored 11 in the fourth quarter in a game where the winner advanced to the semi-finals. Wendling hit from long range and led the Patriots with 11 points, Avelluto scored all 8 of his points in the second half, Costanzo tallied 4 of his 6 in the final minutes, while Johnson hit a first quarter three.  Jay Sarson paced Visitation with 9 points, J.J. Mayer added 6 and Will Bartek finished with 4.

610 GABE over 611 STM 39-21.  Danny Hair hit 3 of his 4 field goals in the opening quarter for St. Thomas More as the 2 teams were knotted at 8 after one.  J. Rayburn led St. Gabriel’s with 14 points, Liam scored 10, C. Miller contributed 9, while M. Tyhurst sank 3 baskets in the first half.  Peyton Hamrick drained 3 from beyond the arc and led the Cyclones with 12 points.

612 REGIS over 609 VIS 42-39  OT.  In a thriller from start to finish, the score was tied at the half and at the end of regulation.  McDaniel scored 4 of his 20 points in overtime to lead 8 Eagles’ scorers, Ryan finished with 8, and Oplotnik added 4.  Nate Lueke and Ben Landherr combined to sink 5 treys and scored 14 and 12 points, respectively, with Visitation teammate Harry O’Neill contributing 10 points.

At STP

606 STP over 608 CTK 39-29.  The tandem of Oliver Oxler and Ryan Ruff combined for 30 as St. Peter’s advanced to the semi-finals.  Jake Jester and Cameron Clark both scored in every quarter for the Crusaders and finished with 13 and 10 points, respectively, while Julio Ceasar hit 2 buckets.  Zach Burke added 6 points for the Patriots.

605 STM over 607 PRES 40-29.  St. Thomas More’s Murphy hit from downtown in the opening quarter, then scored the rest of his 12 points in the final period.  Tillmon hit a trey and finished with 9 points for the Cyclones, Kammirer had 8, Krull 6 and Jones 5.  Andrew Drake hit 2 second half three pointers and led the Panthers with 10 points, Adam Walker scored 9, while teammate Jake Amey hit 3 field goals.

801 STM over 802 STE 40-32.  The 2 teams swapped 2 point second and third quarter leads.  White led the Cyclones with 12 points, Hoop and Evans both scored 9, Murphy made all 7 of his points in the second quarter, and Burns hit a trey in the decisive final stanza.  B. McConnell finished with 10 points for the Irish, J. Fetters added 9, D. Lester had 7, and C. Garcia drained a first period long ranger.

At STE

509 STE over 510 GABE 43-26.  Danny Stegall scored in every quarter for the Irish and finished with 16 points, Joe Coit sank 5 baskets, Luke Moores made 4 first half field goals, as Nick Hiesberger hit 2 treys and James Murray 1.  Tony Civella led the Saints with 10 points, Rocco Giglio hit from downtown and finished the game with 8 points, while Andrew Klepper scored twice in the third quarter.

501 STP over 504 NAT 50-2.  Hudson B. and Mike Boesch both scored 16 points for the Patriots, Joe Barry had 8, while Charlie B. and Joe S. both hit 2 buckets.  Luke Kustermeyer led Nativity in scoring.

510 GABE over 511 VIS 26-14.  Tony Civella  scored 9 points and paced 7 St. Gabriel’s scorers, with Andrew Klepper adding 6 and Rocco Giglio 4.  Reed Levi led the Shamrocks with 11 points, and Sam Robertson converted from the floor.

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Saturday late game at VIS

715 STM over 714 VIS 15-8.  Up by 2 at the half, the Cyclones went on a 6-0 third quarter run.  Jack Auld hit 2 first quarter buckets for St. Thomas More,  Andrew Heaphy scored all 4 of his points in the third period, Danny Wallace hit a trey in the final quarter, while Matt Allen and Henry Roth hit field goals.  Adam White was 3 for 4 from the charity stripe for the Shamrocks, as Alex Hall, Jack McCarthy and Thomas Whitmer rounded out the scoring.

Sunday 12/11

At VIS

516 JAMES over 514 STP 24-15.  Luke Boehm converted 4 of 6 free throws in the third quarter and led 6 St. James’ scorers with 10 points, while Noah Kiezzele contributed 6.  Sam Powell paced the Patriots with 9 points and Mikey Cain added 4.

508 SJL over 507 VIS 31-22.  Swingle led 6 Viking scorers with 9 points, Greim had 7, Totta 5, while Hedrick and White both finished with 4.  Super-quick CJ Kraus scored in every quarter and finished with 19 points for the Shamrocks, while Luke Pittman converted from the floor.

501 STP over 502 VIS 38-19.  Hudson B. drained 6 baskets in the opening quarter and finished the game with 22 points, Joe Berry added 6, while Mike B. and Charlie B. each hit 2 field goals.  Danny Morris scored 7 points for Visitation, Andrew Saracini added 4, while James Rebein and Carter Elder both hit from beyond the arc.

603 VIS over 602 STM 30-21.  J. J. Mayer hit a trey and scored 9 of his 13 points in the final quarter for the Shamrocks, Jay Sarson also connected from downtown and finished with 9 points, as Will Bartek sank all 3 of his baskets in the first period.  Purcell and Harris combined for 19 points for St. Thomas More.

615 VIS over 614 STP 27-26.  William Crowe’s free throw with 23 seconds to go was the decider for Visitation, who also led by 1 at the half.  Jack Eckels scored 10 for the Shamrocks, Jack Murphy and William Crowe both added 6, while Drew Perez tallied 3 second half points.  Ryan H. deposited all 8 of his points in the first half for the Patriots, Sam T. had 7 and Dylan D. 4.  Henry B. led a St. Peter’s 4th quarter comeback with all 4 of his points while Dempsey hit a trey late.

At STP

811 STM over 809 STP 40-27.  The Patriots jumped out to a 7 point first quarter lead, but the Cyclones’ Martin Radosevic scored 16 points and Danny Cuddy 14, all after the opening period.  Harry Oest led St. Peter’s with 12 points, Caleb Bustamonte  had 6 first half points, Jackson Terry added 4 and Cole Miller 3.  Jake Majors hit 2 first quarter field goals for St. Thomas More.

854 CHAS over 851 STE 45-25.  Kat hit from the floor in every quarter and led the Chargers in scoring with 10 points, Emily F. had 9, Emily B. and Nat R. both finished with 8, while Sydney had 6 and Serena 4.

601 STP over 604 NAT 39-22.  Moss A. led 6 Patriot scorers with 14 points, Paul W. had 10, Joe C. scored all 8 of his points in the first half, while Will S. hit a trey.  Hain hit 2 from long range for Nativity and finished with 10 points, as Howerton added 8 and Boucher 4.

606 STP over 605 STM 27-26.  Ryan Ruff and Zach Burke both connected from downtown and combined for 25 points in the game as St. Peter’s withstood a furious Cyclones’ fourth quarter rally.  Five St. Thomas More players scored down the stretch after falling behind by 11.  Murphy scored 13 points to lead the Cyclones while Krull added 6.

612 REGIS over 611 STM 36-35.  McDaniel hit a buzzer beater to cap a second half rally for Regis, who trailed by 9 at the break.  Danny Hair connected in every quarter and was game high scorer for the Cyclones, as Peyton Hamrick added 7 and C.J. Imhoff 6.  Besides the game winner, McDaniel hit 2 treys and scored14 of his 16 points in the second half for the Eagles, while Ryan had 8 and Scott 6.

At STE

560 VIS over 559 STP 21-4.  Landhers and Berghoff both scored 8 points for Visitation, while Margaux Thompson and Natalie Barber both hit from the floor.  Shorter and Bauers each connected for the Patriots.

658 REGIS over 657 STP 20-18.  2 OT.  Claire of St. Peter’s and Amaya of Regis both finished the game with 12 points, and both hit 3 baskets in the fourth quarter and 1 in overtime.  The Eagles Ebele made the only field goal in the second overtime and joined teammate Mary S. in scoring 4 points, while Kathryn sank both her buckets in the final quarter as the Patriots overcame a 6 point third quarter deficit.

512 REGIS over 509 STE 31-18.  Carson drained an opening quarter trey for Regis and hit 3 buckets in the final quarter, Griffin added 8 points, Josh 5, Lance 4 and Brandon 3.  Danny Stegall connected from beyond the arc to tie for game high scoring honors with 9, while James Murray hit 3 free throws for the Irish.

506 STE over 505 STM 22-15.  The Irish advanced to the semi-finals over the Cyclones.  Matthew Moriarty did all the scoring for St. Thomas More in every quarter.  Luke Schafer and Cordell Meeks both finished with 6 points for St. Elizabeth, while Johnny Heos hit 2 first half buckets and Dylan Lanter sank his 2 after the intermission.

515 STM over 513 PRES 21-16.  The Cyclones led by 2 after the first, second and third quarters.  Ismert paced 6 St. Thomas More scorers with 7 points, Ziegler had 5, and McInerney added 3.  Thomas and Stuart led the Panthers with 5 points apiece, while Anthony hit 2 field goals.

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Saturday 12/10

At VIS

615 VIS over 613 STM 34-33.  The Cyclones prevailed in the odd quarters 23-10, but Visitation came out on top 24-10 in the even quarters.  Jack Murphy hit from the floor in every period for the Shamrocks and finished with 12, Jack Eckels scored 7 of his 9 down the stretch, William Crowe
made 8 of his 9 in the first half, while Drew Perez contributed 4 points.  Charlie K. had at least 10 points for St. Thomas More, Quinn S. had at least 9, and John F. had at least 6.

611 STM over 609 VIS 39-27.  Danny Hair paced the Cyclones with 25 points, Peyton Hamrick hit a trey and added 8, while E.J. Geisel finished with 6.  Ben Landhers led 6 Shamrock scorers with 11, Harry O’Neill had 6 and Nate Lueke 4.

818 VIS over 819 ANGELS 21-18.  Visitation opened the game with an 11-0 first quarter run, then held on as the Eagles chipped away at the lead.  Aldo Tuccillo scored in every quarter and led the Shamrocks with 13 points, while Sam Keefe and Trey Hunt each connected twice.  Bailey hit a trey and paced Our Lady of the Angels with 9 points, Stringer added 4, and Perras connected from long range in the fourth quarter.

806 VIS over 808 NAT 38-28.  Tied 9-all at the end of one, Visitation went on a second quarter 10-0 run.  Sam Crist led the Shamrocks with 13 points, Lucian Parece had 8, Jake Bergner and Sam Gardella both scored 6, while Sal Valdivia added 3,  Nativity’s Lanpher hit 2 treys and scored 15 points before fouling out.  Hughes finished with 6 for the Nighthawks and Fabila hit from long range.

859 REGIS over 862 STE 20-10.  Jillian K. led Regis with 8 points, Aurora had 7, and Brittney B. 5.  Cassidy Campbell scored all 4 of her points in the opening quarter for the Irish, while Bridget Jones, Maddie Shramek and Colleen Zuk all connected.

610 GABE over 612 REGIS 48-22.  The Saints’ J. Raybourn and C. Miller tied for game high scoring honors with 12 points, M. Tyhurst added 10, while D. Raybourn and L. Henry both had 7.  McDaniel hit 2 treys in the second quarter and led the Eagles with 11 points and Ryan hit from downtown and scored all 5 of his points in the third quarter.

755 STP over 756 VIS 24-9.  Jeannie led the Patriots with 10 points, while Abby and Holly both scored 6.  Cali Olson had 3 points for Visitation, while Bailey Mitchell, Elizabeth Jackoboice and Michaela Coleman all hit from the field.

VIS 714 – 715 STM.  Result tomorrow.

At STP

616 PRES over 614 STP 39-32.  Mitch R. of Presentation connected in every quarter to finish with 14 points, Xavier had 9, Jason G. 7, Kyle W. 5 and Noah D. 4.  The Patriots were led by R. Holmquist with 10, while S. Tatum scored 8 points, D. Dale 6, D. Shannon 5 and H. Buren 3.

606 STP over 607 PRES 41-28.  Zach Burke was 4 for 4 from the line in the fourth quarter and joined Patriot teammate Frank Berry in scoring 12 points apiece.  Ryan Ruff contributed 9 points for St. Peter’s and Oliver Oxler 6.  Andrew Drake led the Panthers with 13 points while Adam Walker and Thomas Tyler combined for 13.

814 SION over 813 PRES 24-19.  Siro led Sion with 10, Mead hit a trey and finished with 6 points, while Matthews added 4.  The Panthers’ Krawcyck connected from long range and was game high scorer with 11 points, while Sellinger had 6.

708 STP over 709 STE 28-18.  The Patriots were led by the balanced scoring of Hutchison, O’Boyle and Concannon, who all finished with 8 points.  Ryan of the Irish was game high scorer with 9, Parker hit a trey and scored 5 points, as Pfaff had 3.

711 PRES over 712 STM 30-25.  Down by one entering the final quarter, Rieger scored 10 of his 21 points for Presentation and totaled all of their fourth quarter points.  Jake Manchion made all 10 of his points in the second half for the Cyclones, while Jaden Johnson added 8 and Tommy O’Halloran 4.  Campbell had 5 third quarter points for the Panthers.

803 STP over 804 JAMES 43-23.  Sean Vickery led 6 Patriots in scoring with 17 points, while O. Simon had 8, Alex Tangen 6, John Leisman 5, Sheldon Gray 4, as Adam Palusky hit a trey.  A. Mendez and H. Mojica both hit from downtown for St. James and finished with 7 points apiece,
A. Trinidad had 5, and T. Cissell 4.

858 STP over 856 SJL 40-17.  All 6 Patriots scored with Marshall and Sullivan both finishing with 9 points, while Burke had 8, Mohler 6, and Cusumano and Egan 4 apiece.  Paige Suholaski hit from beyond the arc and scored 7 points for the Vikings, with Helena Sanders adding 6 and Natalie Rice 4.

At STE

558 STE over 560 VIS 24-15.  St. Elizabeth’s Allmon sank 3 of her 4 baskets in the fourth quarter to break open a tight game.  Baker also scored 8 points for the Irish and Salas had 6.  Maggie Landhers led the Shamrocks with 7 points while teammate Mary Liz Murphy hit 2 buckets.

656 STM over 655 STE 22-12.  Bolton scored in every quarter and led the Cyclones with 12 points and Visesio had 4, while Tumi Musamali led the Irish with 8 points and Grace Wheeler hit 2 first half baskets.

554 VIS over 556 STE 23-10.  Visitation pulled away in the third quarter as Lily Altenhofen led all scorers with 8 points, Claire Herrington scored 6, and Annabelle Meloy added 4.  Rory Keener, Alex Dalecky, Sophy Silva and Caitlin Lester all hit from the field for the Irish.  Sadie Osbourne and Lindsey DeVreugd also connected for the Shamrocks.

501 STP over 503 STM 34-24.  Boesh scored 14 of his 18 points after the break for the Patriots, Hudson Bentley added 8, and Joe Berry sank both of his baskets in the second half.  Lynn hit a trey and scored all 7 of his points in the third quarter, while Cotton also finished with 7 for the Cyclones.  Purcell contributed 6 points for St. Thomas More, while Patton drained 2 first quarter field goals.

505 STM over 508 SJL 28-23.  Matthew Moriarty scored 20 points and helped St. Thomas More overcome a 4-point halftime deficit.  Swingle led 6 Viking scorers with 8 points, Davis and Alaiwat both had 4, and Totta added 3.  Andrew Shortly made 4 second half points for Cyclones.

661 STP over 660 STE 23-19.  The Patriots went on a 9-0 second quarter spurt, but the Irish clawed back and knotted the game heading into the final period.  Maureen Egan led St. Peter’s with 14 points and Isabel Flores added 5.  Ward scored 7 for St. Elizabeth, Pichardo had 5, as Campbell and Galey both hit twice from the floor.

652 PRES over 653 VIS 39-15.  The Panthers were led by the tandem of Carsyn and Alexis, who combined for 31 points, as Sarah added 8.  Kelly Blickhan, Sophie Barreca and Sloane Smith all scored 4 points while Hanna Berghoff contributed 3.

506 STE over 507 VIS 26-13.  Schafin led the Irish with 11 points, Lanter scored 6,  Meeks 5 and Heos 4.  Lightning-quick CJ Kraus of the Shamrocks converted 5 of 7 from the line and finished with 13 points.
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Friday 12/9

At VIS

616 PRES over 615 VIS 39-31.  The Shamrocks built a 6 point halftime lead as William Crowe scored all 12 of his points in the first half before later fouling out.  Durham scored in every quarter for the
Panthers, hitting 3 from beyond the arc and finishing with 23 points, while Xavior, Jason Gonzalez and Colin combined for 16.  Jack Murphy added 11 points for Visitation and Jack Eckels had 6.

801 STM over 804 JAMES 64-24.  All 8 Cyclones scored, led by Hoop with 18.  Gassman added 10 for St. Thomas More, Murphy 7, Burns 6 and Evans 4.  A. Trinidad led St. James in scoring with 11, while teammates J. Cuzze, T. Cissel and H. Mojica combined for 13.

859 REGIS over 861 VIS 40-8.  Jillian scored in all 4 quarters and led the 5 player Regis squad with 16 points.  Aurora connected in every quarter and joined fellow Eagle Brittney in finishing with 8 points, with Jessica and Meghan combining for 8.  Aree Tomes had 4 points and Madison Valine and Frances Evans both hit for Visitation.

At STP

857 NAT over 858 STP 23-21.  A tale of 4 quarters.  The Patriots scored 9 points in the opening quarter and 10 in the third, while Nativity scored 8 in the second and came out on top with a 7-2 final 6 minutes.  Rachel A. led the Nighthawks with 11 points, Rita H. had 6 and Victoria K. 4.  Cusumano scored all 7 of her points in the first quarter for St. Peter, Marshall finished the game with 6, and Mohler added 4.

704 STP over 706 SJL 18-12.  The game was tied heading into the last quarter, but Taylor hit 2 of his game high 10 points and Dunagan scored all 4 of his in the deciding period.  Joe Wendell hit a trey for the Vikings and joined Ryan Suholaski in finishing with 5 points apiece.

702 STM over 703 STE 48-27.  Powell and Lynn both hit treys for St.Thomas More and finished with 14 and 12 points, respectively.  Beshoner added 6 for the Cyclones, Rellihan hit a trey and scored 5 points, while Wagner and Delger both had 4.  Gipson connected twice from long range
for the Irish, scoring 8 points, Kriedler and McClain each had 7, and Decker 4.

At STE

515 STM over 514 STP 28-27.  St. Peter’s erased a 12 point first quarter deficit in an exciting comeback that fell shy.  McInerney scored 6 of his 10 points in the final quarter for St. Thomas More, Rader hit all 3 of his buckets in the opening quarter, Zeigler also finished with 6 points, while Tarwater added 4.  Sam P. led the Patriots with 10 points, Jackson E. had 6, Jack S. 4 and Mark W. 3.

510 GABE over 512 REGIS 33-31.  St. Gabriels’ Michael Lagas hit his only basket of the night at the buzzer to cap an incredible comeback.  The Saints trailed by 13 heading into the final quarter. They were led by Tony Civella, who hit twice from long range and finished with 19 points,
while Rocco Giglio scored 5 of his 7 and Andrew Klepper hit all 3 of his field goals in the decisive period.  Carson hit a trey and finished with 14 points for the Eagles, Josh had 11 and Griffin 4.

505 STM over 507 VIS 29-16.  Matthew Moriarty dominated inside for the Cyclones, scoring all 17 of his points in the middle quarters, while Carter DiMarco added 6 and Andrew Schwertley 4.  Ultra-quick CJ Kraus hit a field goal in every quarter for the Shamrocks, Brady McCarthy sank
all 3 of his baskets in the second half, while Nathan Parece added 4 points.
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Wednesday 12/7

At VIS

605 STM over 608 CTK 35-22.  Jones of St. Thomas More hit 4 baskets in the first half and led the Cyclones with 12 points, Tillmon had 7, Murphy and Kammier both finished with 6, while Krull added 3.  Cameron Clark led the Crusaders with 9, Eli Todd scored 5 points, James Stegall
hit a trey, and Jake Jester  added 3.

758 JAMES over 755 STP 30-8.  Amanda Hayes led a big Saints second half, hitting from downtown and scoring 11 of her 15 points after the break.  Hannah Leonard made 3 of her 4 baskets in the final half for St. James, while Lydia Essig also scored all 7 of her points then.  Abby sank 3 baskets from the floor in the 4th quarter for the Patriots.

756 VIS over 757 STE 22-3.  Clare Franey hit 3 third quarter field goals, Cali Olson also scored 6 points for the Shamrocks, while Elizabeth Jackoboice and Michaela Coleman hit 2 buckets each.  Maura and Maura combined for the Irish scoring.

At STP

716 REGIS over 713 STP 46-17.  Corbin scored in every quarter and led the Eagles with 15 points, as all 7 players scored.  Trevan finished with 11 for Regis, Jared had 8 points, while Ian and Alijah each hit 2 second half field goals.  The Patriots started strong, with Wendling totaling 10 points in the game, while Rudis hit twice in the opening quarter.

807 PRES over 808 NAT 51-19.  Nick and CJ Naudet combined for 34 points, while Ryan Hardy scored 9 and Brian Jakobe had 6 for the 5-man Presentation squad.  Jordan Supplee led the Nighthawks with 7 points and Brock Hughes finished with 6.

603 VIS over 604 NAT 35-16.  All 8 Shamrocks scored as Will Bartek tallied 10 points and Jay Sarson had 5.  Henry White, J.J. Mayer, Sam Curran and K.J. Connell all sank 2 baskets for Visitation.  Five players scored for Nativity in the fourth quarter.  Howerton and Hain led the Nighthawks in scoring with 4 points apiece.

At STE

660 STE over 662 STM 9-4.  Ward led the Irish with 4 points, while Anielak and Hutchinson both hit from the floor.  Bridget R. and Emily L. both hit field goals for the Cyclones.

552 Gabe over 551 STP 28-12.  Casey scored in every quarter for St. Gabe and finished with 20 points, while Tio added 6.  Farkas tallied 10 of her 12 points in the first half for the Patriots.

557 STM over 560 VIS 16-7.  The Cyclones started strong as Katie Kennison scored all 6 of her points in the opening quarter.  Lucy Hoop and Cozette Viles both finished with 4 points for St. Thomas More.  The Shamrocks saved all their scoring for the second half, as Natalie Barber, Rachel Legg and Mary Liz Murphy all connected from the field.

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Mon 12/5

At Vis

701 VIS over 703 STE 37-33.  Up by 2 at the intermission, Visitation increased their lead to 11 at the end of 3 quarters as Jack Reichman, Tommy Barreca and Robert Dakan each hit 2 buckets in the third and finished with 10, 8 and 6 points respectively.  The Irish rallied late as Gibson and Decker both hit treys in the 4th quarter to combine for 25 points in the game.    Gibson hit 3 from long range in the game and Decker, who scored all 12 of his points in the second half, made 2 threes.  Riley Meloy added 7 points for the Shamrocks and Tommy DeVreugd had 4, while St. Elizabeth’s Kiedler scored all 5 of his points in the opening period.

853 VIS over 854 CHAS 42-37.  St. Charles put on a late rally, hitting 3 from beyond the arc, but Eleanor Lueke and Kathleen Herrington both hit 2 three-pointers in the game and led the Shamrocks with 27 and 11 points.  All 7 Chargers scored, led by Emily Burdolski with 9, Emily Flack had 8, Sydney Routh made all 7 of her points in the final quarter, and Natalie Rose had 6.

862 STE over 861 VIS 14-12  The Shamrocks came on strong in the fourth quarter, but St. Elizabeth held on as C. Zuk led the Irish with 10 points, while B. Jones hit twice from the floor.  Natalie Shilati, Aree Tomes and Frances Evans all scored 4 points for Visitation.

At STP

553 STM over 551 STP 29-13.  Leading by 3 at the end of 3 quarters, it was all St. Thomas More down the stretch.  Gabby scored in every quarter for the Cyclones and finished with 10, Ellie drained all 8 of her points in the second half, while Lauren had 7.  Farkas led the Patriots with 9 points.

805 REGIS over 808 NAT 40-26.  McDaniel led Regis with 13 points, Birks had 8, Taylor and Mott both scored 6, Lay had 4, and Evans hit a trey.  Hughes and Landher shared scoring honors for the Nighthawks with 9 points apiece, while Supplee ended with 8.

859 REGIS over 860 STM 20-12.  The Eagles and the Cyclones matched points in every quarter except the 2nd, when Regis went on an 8-0 run.  They were led by Brittney with 8, Aurora 6 and Jillian 5, while Abby Jurgeson hit from long range for St. Thomas More to finish with 6 points.
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Sunday 12/4

At VIS

711 PRES over 710 VIS 19-17.  In a tight game from start to finish, Campbell led Presentation, scoring in every quarter and finishing with 13 points, while Rotert hit 2 field goals.  Mitchell Roberts led
Visitation with 6 points, while Matthew Meloy and Martin Crowe both had 4.

758 JAMES over 756 VIS 28-18.  Tied 11-all early in the second quarter, the Saints’ Amanda Hayes hit a trey and went on to game high scoring honors with 13 points.  Hannah Leonard also hit from beyond the arc, scoring all 7 of her points in the first half, while Lydia Essig added 6.  Cali Olson led the Shamrocks with 9 points, Michaela Coleman had 6, and Claire Franey connected from downtown.

714 VIS over 713 STP 27-26.  Nathan Allison hit a free throw with 3.4 seconds to go in an exciting contest, as 6 Shamrocks scored.  Alex Hall led Visitation with 7 points, Thomas Whitmer had 6, George Hart 5, while Jack McCarthy, Adam White and Allison all had 3.  Nulton led St. Peter with 7, and Carroll, Wendling and Blake all had 6 points.

811 STM over 810 VIS 31-16.  Radosich led 6 St. Thomas More scorers with 12 points, Cuddy added 7, as Kruel made all 5 of his in the opening quarter.  All 8 of Luke Bumgarner’s points came after the intermission, with Mark Muraski finishing with 6.

856 SJL over 855 VIS 35-15.  Visitation rallied in the second quarter, but the Vikings pulled away after the break behind Helena Sander’s 22 points, and Natalie Rice scored 10 for St. John LaLande.  Isabel Bur led the Shamrocks with 7 points and Katherine Robertson hit 2 field goals.

At STP

753 STE over 751 STM 32-19.  The Irish got off to a fast start and never looked back.  Izzy Mitchell led St. Elizabeth with 11 points, Grace Burke had 9, Fiona Nelson 7 and Anna Miller 5.  Tess Rellihan finished with 8 for the Cyclones, Haylee Gant hit 2 buckets, and Mary Keller added 3 points.

707 STM over 709 STE 37-6.  Boster scored 17 points for St. Thomas More, Grimaldi hit 2 treys and finished with 8, while Orndoff and C. Torgerson both sank 2 baskets.  Ryan hit 3 field goals for the Patriots.

716 REGIS over 715 STM 46-17.  Trevan scored 17 and Jared 14 in leading the Eagles.  Jack Auld and Danny Wallace both finished with 7 points for the Cyclones, and Matt Allen finished with 3.  Ian had 5 points for Regis, while Corbin and Alijah each had 4.

815 STM over 816 PRES 34-30 OT.  Tied at the end of 3 quarters and regulation, the Cyclones had four players score in overtime.  W. Verhulst led St. Thomas More with 14 points, J. Watson scored 8, T. Foster 6, and J. Wilson made both his baskets in the fourth quarter.  Vinck and Bainbridge both hit 2 from long range and finished with 12 and 9 points respectively, with Melenson also connecting from downtown to finish with 7.

812 STE over 813 PRES 39-18.  The Irish hit 5 shots from beyond the arc, with King scoring 12 points, Cartee 11, Krewett 8 and Adams 6.  Drake and J.P.K. each hit 3 buckets for the Panthers.

802 STE over 804 JAMES 50-16.  B. McConnell led the Irish with 13 points, J. Fetters had 11, and D. Lester, A. Craig, C. Malvey, C. Garcia and R. Boce combined for 26.  A. Mendez scored 5 points for the Saints and J. Taylor added 4.

At STE

554 VIS over 555 STP 21-7.  Clare Herrington led 5 Visitation scorers with 13 points.  Chelsea Whitehead scored 7 points for the Patriots.

558 STE over 559 STP 27-11.  Baker scored in every quarter and led the Irish with 15 points and St. Elizabeth teammate Allmon scored all 8 of her points in the first half.  Macy had 6 for the Patriots and Concannon 3.

506 STE over 508 SJL 50-18.  Dylan Lanter led the Irish with 19 points, Johnny Reos? and Luke Schafer both scored in every quarter and finished with 13 and 12 points respectively, while Cordell Meeks added 6.  The Vikings’ Swingle also scored in every quarter and ended the game with 15
points.

516 JAMES over 513 PRES 20-12.  Evan led 6 Saints scorers with 8 points and AJ tossed in 2 buckets.  Thomas led the Panthers with 8 points.

502 VIS over 504 NAT 40-4.  Aidan Lee and Carter Elder paced the Shamrocks with 12 points each, James Rebein scored in every quarter and finished with 10, and Danny Morris chipped in 3 buckets in the first quarter.  Brock Lechner and Luke Kostermeyer both hit from the field for the Nighthawks.
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Saturday 12/3

At VIS

716 REGIS over 714 VIS 35-22.  All 6 Eagles scored in Regis’ big first quarter.  Jared finished with 9 points, Corbin and Trevon each had 7, Alijah 6 and Ian 4.  Visitation was led by Adam White with 7, George Hart 6, while Jack Niemuth and Thomas Whitmer combined for 6.

817 FRAN over 816 PRES 37-19.  Martin scored 20 for St. Francis Xavier of St. Joesph,  while Grey, Bell and Brown combined for 15 for the Falcons.  Melenson hit 2 second half treys for the Panthers to join teammate Bainbridge in each scoring 8 points.

814 SION over 812 STE 26-21.  Cartee hit 2 treys to give the Irish an 8 point halftime lead, but Sion came storming back as Siro scored  8 of his 10 points in the second half, while the Lions’ Matthew made all 7 of his points after the break, and Wyatt and Awad combined for 7.  Adams led all St. Elizabeth scorers with 9 and King added 6.

820 STE over 819 ANGELS 35-23.  Ways hit 3 from long range and led 6  Irish scorers with 21 points, while Smardo tallied 6.  Our Lady of the Angels were led by Adrian Orozco with10, as Julian Stringer and Cesar Porras combined for 11 points.

817 FRAN over 815 STM 39-16.  For the second time today, Martin led the Falcons, this time with 22 points, while Gray had 9 and Baker 4.  J. Wilson and J. Watson led 6 Cyclone scorers by totaling 4 points each.

610 GABE over 609 Lueke 50-30.  Michael led the Saints with 16 points, Cannon had 11, John 9, Liam 8 and Dominick 6.  Nate Lueke hit 2 treys and led Visitation with 11 points, Harry O’Neill and Ben both finished with 7, and Vinnie Cascone hit from beyond the arc.

854 CHAS over 852 STM 48-32.  Emily F. led a balanced Charger attack with 11 points, Serena hit 2 treys and scored all 9 of her points in the second half, Sydney also had 9, Emily B. 8, and St. Charles teammates Nat and Kat combined for 8.  Maya topped 6 Cyclone scorers with 12,  while Mick had 9 and Allie 6.

At STP

810 VIS over 809 STP 31-14.  The Shamrock’s Jimmy Patterson scored 12 of his 14 points in the second half after Mark Muraski tallied 7 of his 11 in the first half.  Cole Miller and Caleb Bustamante both connected from downtown and Harry Oest had 4 points for the Patriots.

601 STP over 602 STM 43-22.  Paul W. and Moss A. each hit second half treys and finished with 16 and 14 points respectively, while Will S. and Joseph C. combined for 11 for St. Peter.  Nick P. and Bart H. each tallied 8 points for the Cyclones.

613 STM over 616 PRES 38-36.  Down by 11 at the half, Presentation put on a furious comeback to tie the score on Jason’s 2 clutch free throws with 1:07 to play.  But game- high scorer Max C.’s basket with 43 seconds was the decider.  He finished with 16 points, teammate Quinn S. had 10, and Charlie K. and John F combined for 10.  Rhodes hit 2 treys and scored all his points in the second half to lead the Panthers with 11, Ross hit from beyond the arc and finished with 8 points, Jason scored all 7 of his after halftime, Tierney had 6 and Kyle 4.

608 CTK over 607 PRES 38-35.   All 8 Crusaders scored, paced by Cameron Clark’s 16 points.  The teams traded 2 point halftime and 3rd quarter leads.  The Panther’s Jake Amey tied for game high honors with 16, Adam Walker finished with 9, and Andrew Drake and Zach Bolger combined for
9.  Julio Ceasar added 6 points for Christ the King, Jake Jester had 5 and Conner Welsh 3.

754 REGIS over 753 STE 28-19.  In a tight contest, the Eagles pulled away late.  Nunn led Regis with 6 points, as Hull, Traylor, McGee, Clark and Hubbard all had 4.  St. Elizabeth’s Miller hit a trey and was game high scorer with 11 points, while Fiona Nelson and Fennesy combined for 7.

755 STP over 757 STE 35-10.  Abby led 8 Patriot scorers with 10 points, Jeanne had 8, Sophie 5 and Hattie 4.  Annie hit 3 baskets for the Irish.

At STE

552 GABE over 553 STM 18-13.  Johnston and Krizogono both scored 8 points for the Saints, while Gabby hit from long range and finished with 7 points for the Cyclones.

557 STM over 559 STP 24-11.  Cozette Viles led the Cyclones with 12 points, Madi Ungaschick scored all 7 of hers in the first half, while Katie Kenison added 4.  Shorter had 6 points for the Patriots and
Concannon 4.

503 STM over 502 VIS 33-25.  After a see-saw 3 quarters, the Shamrocks lost their firepower in the 4th quarter.  Dieter scored 8 for St. Thomas More, while Purcell, Lynn and Patton all had 7 and Rosell 4.  Carter Elder and Danny Morris both scored 10 points before exiting the game, with Shamrock teammate Aidan Lee adding 5.

513 PRES over 514 STP 30-29.  Stuart Shatto scored the game winner off an inbounds play with seven-tenths of a second left.  St. Peter’s  S. Powell and H. O’Keefe tied for game high scoring honors with 14 each.  The Panther’s Thomas C. finished with 12, Stuart had 8, Luke B. 6 and
Anthony H. 4.

652 PRES over 651 STE 25-11.  Presentation’s Carsyn scored 8 points, hitting a basket in every quarter, Sara had 7 and Alexis 6.  Maddy Young led the Irish with 7 points with Maggie Smardo’s 4 points coming in the second quarter.
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Friday 12/2

At VIS

751 STM over 752 VIS 45-36.  St. Thomas More overcame a 4 point halftime deficit as Tess Rellihan scored 18 of her 23 points in the second half.  The Shamrocks found themselves down by 6 in the opening minutes but led by 5 at the end of the first quarter as Ashley Morris led  7 Visitation scorers with 13 points, while Kara Sarson had 10 and Maria Tilson 6.  Eight Cyclones hit from the field.  Mary Keller finished with 8 points and Grace Honig and Allison Moriarty each hit 2 field goals.

656 STM over 654 VIS 26-21.  Tied 6-all at the end of the opening quarter, the Cyclones maintained their 4 point halftime lead thru much of the 2nd half.  Visesio led St. Thomas More with 10 points, with Bolton scoring 8 and Deveno 6.  The Shamrock’s Allison Weinrich scored in every quarter and led all scorers with 11, while teammates Clare Ryan and Ava Stram both hit twice from the floor.

710 VIS over 712 STM 23-22.  Down by 2 with 7 seconds to go, Matthew Meloy hit the turnaround and made the ensuing free throw as Visitation overcame a 5 point deficit to start the 4th quarter.  J. Manchion scored in every quarter for the Cyclones and finished with 10, T. O’Halloran had 6 and J. Johnson 4 points.  All 7 Shamrocks scored with Matthew Meloy scoring 6 of his 9 points in the final stanza while Tommy Davis sank 2 first half buckets.

At. STP

662 STM over 661 STP 21-19.  The Cyclones’ Bridget Rodebush scored 6 of her 14 points in the deciding 2nd quarter, and teammate Annie Kate Powell made 2 field goals.  Maureen Egan led the Patriots with 10 points while Isabel Flores nailed a trey in the fourth quarter and finished with 7 points.

715 STM over 713 STP 29-13.  Wallace led 6 St. Thomas More scorers with 9 points, and the trio of Healy, Crayon and Rodebush combined for 15.  Nolton, Wendling and Carroll did the scoring for the Patriots.

707 STM over 708 STP 28-11.  St. Thomas More’s Gimaldi led the way with 13 points, Dylan Boster had 8 and Bresette 4.  St. Peters was led by O’Boyle with 6 points and Hutchison with 5.

AT STE

557 STM over 558 STE 15-5.  Madi U. led the Cyclones with 9 points, while Cozette V. hit both her baskets in the fourth quarter.  Salas of the Irish also sank both her buckets in the final period.

556 STE over 555 STP 19-4.  Rory Keener led the Irish with 8 points, Alex Dalecky hit 3 buckets, and Elise Cressey and Sophy Silva combined for 5 points.  Sarah Tappan sank a field goal for the Patriots and Chelsea Whitehead made 2 free throws.

509 STE over 511 VIS 39-21.  Joe Coit and Danny Stegall each scored in all 4 quarters and finished with 16 and 15 points respectively, while Nick Hiesberger and Luke Moore combined for 6 points for St. Elizabeth.  Reed Levi also scored in every period to lead Visitation with 15 points,
and Jackson Pickett and Sam Robertson combined for 6.

Attached is the 2011 Lillis Basketball Tournament schedule. All games are played at St. Peter’s, Visitation and St. Elizabeth‘s school gymnasiums.

2011 Lillis Tournament Schedule