2012-2013 Boys'
Basketball Focus
Boys
Aurora Central rallies by Walther
Published: 12/1/2012 11:13 PM
Trailing 29-9 after one quarter, Aurora Central Catholic came storming back to secure a 76-68 Suburban Christian Gold Conference victory over Walther Lutheran Saturday in Melrose Park.
Anthony Andujar paced the Chargers (4-1, 1-0) with 23 points while Shawn Soris and Phil Schuetz contributed 19 and 17 points, respectively.
Aurora Central trimmed the lead to 47-36 at the half, then blitzed the Broncos with a 26-7 run in the third quarter to take a 62-54 lead.
Aurora Christian 61, Montini 38: Cory Windle scored 19 points and Ryan McQuade went for 17 as the Eagles captured the title of the Burney Wilkie Classic Tournament at Aurora Christian. Senior guard Hayden McNelis controlled the flow of the game for Aurora Chrisitan (3-1).
Conference: Upstate Eight River
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- Williams’ talents helped keep Elgin afloat
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Conference: Northern Illinois Big 12 East
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- Boys basketball: Tri-Cities all-area team
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Conference: DuPage Valley
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- West Aurora's McAuley shines once again
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Conference: Suburban Christian Gold
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- Boys basketball: Tri-Cities all-area team
- Saying goodbye to seniors never an easy job
- St. Francis returning to sectional
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Conference: Suburban Christian Blue
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- Ruggles reigns from arc
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- St. Francis seniors showed they were a class above
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