Rematch: Oakwood, St. Joseph-Ogden face off in Toyota of Danville Classic championship game


Charleston's Luke Bonsletter goes up for a shot on a fast break against ALAH. The junior scored 26 points in his team's 48-41 loss to SJO Friday night. The Trojans will be play for third place at the TODC tonight starting at 5pm.

Photo: PhotoNews Media/Clark Brooks

ST. JOSEPH - The field is set for championship day at the Toyota of Danville Classic. St. Joseph-Ogden and Oakwood went undefeated in pool play and will face each other on the hardwood in a rematch of last year's title game starting around 6:30 PM tonight in the Main Gym at St. Joseph-Ogden High School.

Before that, St. Teresa and Charleston, who earned two wins against one loss in pool play, square off in the third-place game starting at 5pm. The markings of an exciting contest, St. Teresa's Raheem Tyus and Charleston's Luke Bonstetter will lead their respective teams for the in the prelude to the championship game. Tyus and Bonstetter led their teams in Friday's game, scoring 26 points.

The fifth place game features Paxton-Buckley-Loda against Evan LaBelle and the Watseka Warriors. LaBelle had an outstanding night, scoring 24 of his team's 51 points against Arthur-Lovington-Atwood-Hammond (ALAH).

ALAH will be the home team against Cissna Park, opening the final day's competition at 2pm.

Toyota of Danville Classic
Championship Day Schedule

2:00 PM: 7th Place Game-Cissna Park vs. ALAH

3:30 PM: 5th Place Game-PBL vs. Watseka

5:00 PM: 3rd Place Game-Decatur St. Teresa vs. Charleston

6:30 PM: 1st Place Game: Oakwood vs. St. Joseph-Ogden


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