Double-duty Duehr helps Antioch get it done

Alexis Duehr recorded a double-double, and all five Antioch starters scored in double figures, as the Sequoits pulled away from Taft en route to a 71-47 win at Niles North on Friday night.

Amy Reiser scored a team-high 16 points for Antioch (2-0, 1-0 tournament). Carley McCameron added 15 points, while Duehr finished with 10 points and 10 rebounds.

Ashley Reiser had 10 points (two 3-pointers), 6 steals and 5 assists for the Sequoits, who led 17-11 after one quarter, 39-22 at halftime and 64-28 after three. Kelly Johnson chipped in 10 points for Antioch.

Lakes 53, Deerfield 49: Olivia Pawlak had 15 points and 13 rebounds to lead the Eagles to their first win of the season.

Deerfield led at halftime 25-22, as its outside shooting was tough to slow down, Lakes coach Pete Schneider said. The Eagles turned to the 6-foot-3 Pawlak and her 5-11 sophomore sister, Natalie.

"We told the team we wanted to exploit our size advantage and work the post players," Schneider said.

Sophomore Natalie Iacopetti put in 15 points and had to handle the ball as starting point guard Ellie Haviland got into early foul trouble. Lakes (1-1) got great defensive efforts from Sarah Zellman, Nicole Denman and Alyssa Brey.

"We are 10 strong and these kids push each other every night in practice," Schneider said. "These are great kids. They work hard, play hard and have plenty of fun."

Margot Sylvan and Elena Brichacek had 16 and 14 points, respectively, for Deerfield (0-2).

"Deerfield is a tough team," Schneider said. "They play hard and can get physical with you. They have a couple of kids that can really shoot the ball. ... (Coach) Mike Muldrow always has his kids prepared. They are going to win a lot of games this year."

Glenbrook South 50, Mundelein 23: In a battle of unbeaten teams at Mundelein, the Titans outscored the host Mustangs 15-3 in the second quarter to go into halftime up 25-12. They stretched the lead to 36-19 heading into the fourth quarter.

Sydney DeHorn and Ashley Oldshue each scored 17 points for Glenbrook South (4-0). Mundelein (3-1) got 7 points apiece from Madison Davis and Amy Richards.

Grayslake North 50, Highland Park 31: At Mundelein, sophomore Sidney Lovitsch led all scorers with 14 points, as the Knights picked up their second win in a row.

Maggie Fish and Brandi Thibeaux added 11 and 10 points, respectively, for Grayslake North (2-2).

Rolling Meadows 50, Lake Zurich 43: The Bears dropped their home opener, falling to 1-1 in their tournament, despite Abby Pirron's 13 points.

Elly Daleske and Rachel Dawson added 10 and 8 points, respectively, for Lake Zurich.

Rolling Meadows improved to 2-0.

New Trier 66, Warren 35: The Blue Devils lost their home opener, as they spotted the Trevians a 17-11 lead after one quarter and trailed 30-20 at halftime. They were down 44-26 after three.

Freshman Jordyn Hughes and junior Kylie Nedelka led Warren (0-2) with 9 points apiece, while Sammi Jo Nixon added eight. Both Hughes and Nixon hit a pair of 3-pointers.