Beyak helps Prospect finish with victory at Wheeling
Senior Kyle Beyak made five 3s and shot 6-for-6 from the foul line to help Prospect wrap a fifth-place finish and a 3-1 Wheeling Hardwood Classic tournament record with a 59-55 victory over Libertyville on Saturday.
Beyak finished with a game-high 23 points. Frankie Mack had 10 points for the Knights, and Ernest Kiseliovas had a pair of 3-pointers.
"We shot the ball extremely well tonight," said Prospect coach John Camardella. "We had 12 threes last night (in a victory over Deerfield) and I think we had 11 tonight.
"This is two big wins here at Wheeling after our tough quarterfinal loss to Notre Dame. This win tonight gives our program a lot to work with come the second half of the season."
Libertyville got 16 points from Ben Kimpler, 13 from Paul Steinhaus and 11 from Joe Borcia. The Wildcats shot 21-for-34 from 2-point range but made just one 3.
Buffalo Grove 58, Glenbrook South 56: The Bison produced a nice finishing spurt, outscoring the Titans 15-10 in the fourth quarter to complete a 2-2 record in tournament play.
Conner Reid shot 5 of 6 from 2-point range and 2 of 4 from 3-point distance to finish with a game-best 16 points for BG.
Colin Calcagno produced his 12 points with 4-for-12 shooting from beyond the arc, and Ryan Williams was perfect from the field to finish with 11 points.
Buffalo Grove also got a team-high 8 rebounds along with 3 steals and a block from Hans Haller.
Daniel Jenkins led Glenbrook South with 15 points.
Dundee-Crown 55, Wheeling 49 (OT): The Chargers outscored the Wildcats 10-4 in the extra session to deny the hosts a second tournament win.
Kiwaun Seals scored a game-high 24 points to lead Dundee-Crown.
Ola Arogundade led Wheeling with 11 points, and Jalen Dennis had 10.
The Chargers made 17 of 29 foul shots, while the Wildcats were 9 of 17 on free throws.
Bobby Webber had 7 points and Jake Jordan had a team-best 10 rebounds for Wheeling.
Streamwood 73, Maine West 53: Senior guard Matt Acevedo scored a game-high 24 points but it wasn't enough for the Warriors overcome a rough shooting day as Streamwood picked up its first win of the season.
Acevedo made five 3s and also contributed a team-high 7 rebounds, 3 assists and 4 steals, and Marian Johnson finished with 8 points for Maine West.
Cole Seger and Brendon Marton both had 14 points to lead Streamwood.
Hardwood update
Saturday's scores
Streamwood 73, Maine West 53
Dundee-Crown 55, Wheeling 49
Buffalo Grove 58, Glenbrook South 56
Niles North 53, Deerfield 46
Prospect 59, Libertyville 55
Vernon Hills 78, Waukegan 57
Fremd 53, Naperville Central 44
Lake Park 62, Notre Dame 52