Domel, St. Edward climb back to .500
Junior guard Antonio Domel led the way with 15 points and nine players cracked the scoring column overall as St. Edward defeated the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy at the Burney Wilkie Classic at Aurora Christian Saturday.
Zack McQueen scored 11 points and Adrian Ponce chipped in 8 more to help St. Edward (4-4) snap a 4-game losing streak.
St. Patrick 44, Dundee-Crown 35: The Chargers overcame a 16-2 deficit after a quarter to pull within 21-19 at halftime, but St. Patrick was too strong down the stretch in this nonconference matchup in Carpentersville. Brandon Rodriguez had 10 points to lead Dundee-Crown (3-2).
Crystal Lake Central 53, Cary-Grove 41: The visiting Tigers led 24-18 at halftime and expanded their lead to 11 points after three quarters. Seniors Nick Marchetti (19 points) and Chase Cane (17) led the way for CL Central (4-0). Senior Ryan Arquette finished with 10 points and junior Steve Plazak added 8 for Cary-Grove (1-5).
College basketball
Judson 82, Holy Cross 77: Nick Morgan scored 25 points, a new career high, Josh Edwards finished with 17 points and Landon Skinner posted 11 points to lead Judson University to a Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference victory in Notre Dame, Ind. Anthony Ahlers pulled down 10 rebounds and had three blocks for Judson (3-7, 2-0).
College soccer
Judson loses in shootout: The Judson University men’s soccer team finished fourth at the NCAA National Tournament in Kissimee, Fla. The Eagles (14-9-2) tied Cedarville University 1-1 through regulation, but dropped the decision on penalty kicks, 4-3.
Trailing 1-0 in the 71st minute, Judson’s Danny Hinterlong scored on a free kick from 20 yards out to knot the match 1-1. There is no overtime in the consolation round of the tournament, so the contest went directly to a penalty kick shootout. Cedarville scored in its final four kicks of the shootout to grab third place.
It was the third straight NCCAA National Tournament appearance for the Eagles, who won the national title in 2009 and finished third in 2010.