The Sentinel: 12/30/22

Photo of the Day | December 30, 2022

McGwire Atwood celebrates SJO win

Photo: PhotoNews Media/Clark Brooks

SJO holds on the win semifinal at SFHC

BLOOMINGTON - St. Joseph-Ogden's McGwire Atwood celebrates his team's 72-69 win over Rockford Lutheran at the State Farm Holiday Classic on Thursday. With less than four seconds on the clock and Crusaders with possession, Atwood managed to snag the ball on the last play of the game to keep it from going into overtime. The Spartans, who started the tourney as the #1 seed, advance to the title game on Friday against Normal University High at 5:15pm. The game will be played at the Shirk Center on the Illinois Wesleyan University Campus.

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