Tuesday's tourney roundup

McDIPPER

Tinley Park 54, Joliet Central 47: Tony Core had 15 points and nine rebounds for Tinley Park (7-3) in a consolation quarterfinal of Rich South's McDipper with Andrew Sebastian, Jon Calhoun and Steve White scoring nine apiece. Darius Norris scored 12 points with eight rebounds for Joliet Central.

Lincoln Park 75, Rich East 46: Chris Heaney (16), Adonis Lema (14) and Charles George (13) all scored double digits for Lincoln Park in the consolation quarterfinal. Roytrell Long and Kendall Bradford scored eight points apiece for Rich East (7-4).

Bolingbrook 62, South Shore 33: Devon Hodges' 15 points led Bolingbrook (4-5) in the consolation quarterfinal with Dan Fisher (12 points) and LaTree Russell (11) chipping in.

Rich South 64, Richards 42: Rich South (8-3) won the consolation quarterfinal. The Stars were paced by Macari Brooks' 28 points with John Ruffin adding seven points and 13 rebounds. Richards (4-7) received eight points each from Josh Freeman and Royal Hardaway.

Tim O'Brien

PROVISO WEST

T.F. North 44, Von Steuben 21: No. 17 T.F. North bounced back from its first loss of the season as Von

Steuben established a few futility records during the

consolation bracket quarterfinals at the 50th annual Proviso West

Holiday tournament.

The Meteors allowed only two points each in the first and

second quarters as Von Steuben set a record for fewest points in a

half. T.F. North advances to the consolation semifinals

against 18th-ranked Glenbrook North (9-1) at 11 a.m. Wednesday.

The Panthers' four points beat the previous tournament of six

points scored in a half by Benet in 1979 and Highland Park in 1986.

T.F. North (6-1) and Von Steuben (2-5) tied the tournament record for

lowest combined points by two teams. Two previous games ended in a

combined 65 points: Glenbrook North (36) and Morgan Park (29) in 2006

and Evanston (33) and St. Patrick (32) in 2007.

Sylvester Tolliver led the Meteors with 13 points and five rebounds.

Delaney Jalen scored 10 points for the Panthers, who shot 5-of-26 from

the floor and 11-of-21 from the free-throw line.

George M. Wilcox

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