Area basketball scores for December 12

Photo: Sentinel/Clark Brooks

Oakwood's Drake Roberts keeps St. Joseph-Ogden's Kodey McKinney at bay during their Toyota of Danville Classic pool play game last week. On Friday, the Comets dropped their home game to Vermilion Valley Conference rival Bismarck-Henning-Rossville-Alvin, 65-34. See more area scores for Friday, December 12 below.

December 12 Boys Basketball Scoreboard

Bismarck-Henning 65, Oakwood 34
Clifton Central 51, Hoopeston Area 29
St. Joseph-Ogden 47, Riverton 33
Paris 66, Arthur-Lovington-Atwood-Hammond 36
Peoria Manual 71, Urbana 61
Peoria 73, Centennial 57
Normal Community 67, Champaign Central 55
Momence 52, Urbana University 47


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