Elgin senior Arie Williams puts up a shot that would score the 1,000th point of his career during the Maroons' 53-52 win over Dundee-Crown at the Elgin Holiday Tournament Thursday night. Defending is Dundee-Crown's Cordero Parson (21).
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Elgin wing Arie Williams shoots a free throw against Dundee-Crown Thursday at the Elgin Holiday Tournament.
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Elgin's Malik Parham-Dunner (21) goes to the hoop as Dundee-Crown's Jackson Buckley tries to slow him down at the Elgin Holiday Tournament Thursday.
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Elgin's Malik Parham-Dunner tries to steal the ball from Dundee-Crown's J.T. Beasley Thursday at the Elgin Holiday Tournament.
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Though he topped 1,000 career points early in Thursday’s 53-52 victory over Dundee-Crown, achieving that milestone was not the highlight of the evening for what-will-he-do-next Elgin point guard Arie Williams. One night after Williams hit a buzzer-beating 3-pointer from half court to beat Francis W. Parker, the 5-foot-8 senior sank a fadeaway jumper from the right corner with 14 seconds left to send the host Maroons to the semifinals of their own tournament for the third consecutive season.Latest Galleries
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