Area high school basketball scores for Thursday, January 15

Here is a quick roundup of basketball scores and performances for area teams on Thursday, January 15.

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St. Joseph-Ogden's Timera Blackburn-Kelley looks for an open teammate in the Spartans' home game against LeRoy in December. The senior led all scorers with ten points in SJO's 38-20 road win over Paxton-Buckley-Loda on Thursday.

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Girls Basketball

Scoring struggle sinks Tigers

Lai'yonna Harper led the Tigers with nine points and seven rebounds in the team's conference game at home against Bloomington. Kaya Hill finished with five points and eight boards in the 54-25 loss.

The Raiders had four players finish with double figures. Maddie Embry led all scorers with 17 points and 16 rebounds. Senior Bianca Ellis added 13 points, Tina Lenard chipped in 11, and junior Josie Skeate finished with 10 after her 22 minutes.

Urbana (1-11) travels to Decatur to take on the Panthers on Tuesday while Bloomington (6-13) hosts East Peoria at 9 a.m. for an early MLK day contest.

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Spartans prevails in low scoring affair

St. Joseph-Ogden held Paxton-Buckley-Loda to an average of just five points a quarter in their conference win on Thursday. Timera Blackburn-Kelley finished the road game with a game-high ten points. Fellow seniors Katie Ericksen added eight and Kayla Osterbur chipped in six more. The Spartans (11-6) travel to Williamsville on Monday for a non-conference matchup against the Bullets.

On the other side of the court, Emmy Bagwell scored a quarter of the Panthers (4-13) scoring effort with a field goal and three free throws for five points. PBL faces Bloomington Central Catholic at home on Tuesday.

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Strong rebounding effort helps Heritage roll Blue Ridge

Hawks' Addison Harper made 50% of her shot from beyond the arc to finish with 16 points in Heritage's 55-8 home win. Freshman Ryann McComas was fierce in the paint, grabbing 13 rebounds while adding four points in her 27 minute varsity appearance. Sophomore's Kalyn Miller and Violet Chesnut got in on the rebounding fun with seven and five, respectively against the Knights (2-3).

Girls' Area Scoreboard

St. Joseph-Ogden 38, Paxton-Buckley-Loda 20
Georgetown-Ridge Farm 46, Oakwood 22
Bloomington 54, Urbana 25
Calvary Christian 36, Urbana University 26
Heritage 55, Blue Ridge 8
Mahomet-Seymour 74, Sacred Heart-Griffin 46

Boys Basketball

Urbana holds first-half lead to squeak past Bloomington

Nursing a three-point advantage at the half, the Tigers (6-8) engineered an explosive 30-point third quarter outburst to an eight-point win over the visiting Purple Raiders (8-8). The Urbana seniors stood tall, leading the way to extend the team's win streak to two games. Jessie MfWamba posted a double-double with 26 points and 12 rebounds. Landyn Hannah delivered 18 points and Kyree Hillsman contributed 13.

Boys' Area Scoreboard

Unity 67, St. Thomas More 53
Urbana 79, Bloomington 71
Monticello 48, Rantoul 38

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#8 Unity upsets top-ranked Warrensburg-Latham at Christie Clinic Shootout

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ST. JOSEPH - Unity's Brayden Henry snatches the ball away from the grasp of Warrensburg-Latham's Brennon Bond during their Christie Clinic Shootout game on Saturday. After trailing by 20 points with 21 seconds left in the third quarter, the Rockets (12-2) dug deep, pulling off an epic fourth-quarter rally to tie the score at 58-all at the end of regulation time. Holding the Cardinals to just two points in overtime, Unity soared to a 68-60 win over the #3 ranked Class 2A team in Illinois. Henry, who was key on defense, finished with five points in the last 12 minutes of the game.

Game recap and more awesome photos coming this week.

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Unity, St. Joseph-Ogden highlight loaded Christie Clinic Shootout today

Unity and Warrensburg-Latham clash in a top-10 Class 2A matchup at the Christie Clinic Shootout. St. Joseph-Ogden will close the Shootout by facing Tremont in just the second meeting between the programs.

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Warrensburg-Latham's Drew Czaijkowski tries to secure a rebound battling for possession with St. Joseph-Ogden's Tim Blackburn-Kelley during the 2025 Christie Clinic Shootout game. The Spartans defeated the Cardinals by ten, 59-49. This year, Warrensburg-Latham is off to an impressive #3 AP ranking, thanks to a 16-1 record so far this season.

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ST. JOSEPH — The calendar may have flipped to a new year, but the tone of the high school basketball season is already set. Just 10 days into 2026, the Christie Clinic Shootout returns to St. Joseph-Ogden High School on Saturday, offering a full day of competitive hoops and a midseason checkpoint for some of central Illinois’ top programs.

What began as a single-day showcase has grown into a winter staple, a place where teams can measure themselves against unfamiliar opponents while fans settle in for a day of quality basketball. Six varsity games will tip off in the main gym beginning at noon, while a full slate of junior varsity contests starts at 10 a.m. in the practice gym.

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Monticello's Carter Foran tries to dribble down the baseline, but is cutoff by Seneca's Paxton Giertz. The Sages defeated the Fighting Irish for one of three Illini Prairie Conference victories last year, 62-56. Monticello will face El Paso-Gridley in this season's installment. Seneca is not in this year's studded lineup.

“It is going to be great matchups all day,” St. Joseph-Ogden athletic director Justin Franzen said. “We are really excited to be hosting this event.”

Three Illini Prairie Conference programs — St. Joseph-Ogden (10-3), Unity (11-2) and Monticello (7-2) — will again represent the league. All three swept their games a year ago, and each enters Saturday with postseason aspirations and plenty to prove.

The nightcap figures to draw the most attention. Unity will square off with Warrensburg-Latham at 6 p.m. in a marquee Class 2A matchup featuring two Associated Press top-10 teams. The Rockets, ranked eighth, face a Warrensburg-Latham squad sitting third in the state with a 16-1 record.

It is a rivalry that has quietly become a measuring stick for both team. Since 2008, the two programs have met 13 times, with Unity holding a narrow 8-5 edge. Their most recent meeting came in February 2024, when the Rockets pulled away for a decisive 65-46 win.

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For teams looking for a long postseason run and fans eager for wall-to-wall basketball, the Christie Clinic Shootout will deliver an exciting matchup. Brayden Henry and the Rockets will bring their A-game, proving their current state ranking is an underestimation.

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Saturday’s version brings added weight, with both teams using the game as a measuring stick heading into the second half of the season. Unity’s balanced scoring and pace will be tested by a Cardinals team that has been rolling through its schedule and arrives in St. Joseph with momentum and expectations.

Immediately following that contest, St. Joseph-Ogden will take the floor against Tremont in just the second meeting between the programs. The only previous matchup came in January 2008, when Tremont controlled the game from start to finish in a 66-47 win.

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St. Joseph-Ogden head coach Kiel Duval calmly watches his team work their magic against the Warrensburg-Latham Cardinals in their 2025 shootout game. Duval and the Spartans will face Tremont at 7:30 p.m.

Spartans coach Kiel Duval knows the challenge ahead.

“They got three or four guys who can score with the basketball,” Duval said after Tuesday’s win over Williamsville. “They got a couple of really good guards who can shoot. They are going to be extremely physical.”

Duval said preparation this week has been more about sharpening focus than overloading his players.

“After Tuesday, we’ll have a laid-back practice and some film sessions, then work game strategy,” he said. “It’s one of those games where if we’re not ready to play, we are going to get beat.”

For Duval, a former three-sport Spartan, the shootout carries a different feel than a typical regular-season game.

“It is one of those days you look forward to as a player,” he said. “You have two of the state’s top-10 teams playing right before us. There are not a lot of teams around here that get the opportunity to play in a shootout.”

Beyond the featured matchups, the day’s schedule is built for basketball purists. Mt. Zion returns after a narrow 65-60 loss to Moline last year, while Bismarck-Henning is back following a gritty 68-62 win over Normal University earlier this season. The mix of Class 2A, 3A and 4A programs promises contrasting styles, physical play and plenty of energy from tip to final buzzer.

All varsity and JV games will be played with eight-minute quarters, with approximately 12 minutes between games for warmups.

Admission is $8 for adults and $5 for students with valid IDs, with one ticket granting access to the entire day.

2026 Christie Clinic Shootout Schedule

Varsity (SJO HS Main Gym)

12:00 PM: (SW Locker Room) Eureka vs. BHRA (NE Locker Room)
1:30 PM: (SE Locker Room) Metamora vs. Mahomet-Seymour (NW Locker Room)
3:00 PM: (SW Locker Room) Peoria vs. Mt. Zion (NE Locker Room)
4:30 PM: (SE Locker Room) El Paso-Gridley vs. Monticello (NW Locker Room)
6:00 PM: (SW Locker Room) Warrensburg-Latham vs. Unity (NE Locker Room)
7:30 PM: (SE Locker Room) Tremont vs. St. Joseph-Ogden (NW Locker Room)

Junior Varsity (SJO PRACTICE GYM)

10:00 AM: (SE Locker Room) Eureka vs. BHRA (NW Locker Room)
11:30 AM: (SW Locker Room) Metamora vs. Mahomet-Seymour (NE Locker Room)
1:00 PM: (B103) Peoria vs. Mt. Zion (B106)
2:30 PM: (B102) El Paso-Gridley vs. Monticello (B105)
4:00 PM: (B103) Warrensburg-Latham vs. Unity (B106)
5:30 PM: (B102) Tremont vs. St. Joseph-Ogden (B105)

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Former SJO, Unity athletes earn Dean’s List honors at Western Illinois

MACOMB - Two familiar names from area scoreboards and starting lineups resurfaced this fall in a different column of achievement, one measured not by seconds or batting averages, but by sustained academic excellence.

Former St. Joseph-Ogden standout Kaytlyn Baker and Unity High School alum Ruby Tarr were both named to Western Illinois University’s Fall 2025 Dean’s List, recognition reserved for students who post a grade-point average of at least 3.6 while carrying a full academic load. Their inclusion places them among 970 undergraduate students honored universitywide, including 63 at the WIU-Quad Cities campus.

Baker, now a junior from St. Joseph, built her high school reputation as one of the area’s most versatile hurdlers. Competing for St. Joseph-Ogden, she qualified for the IHSA Class 1A state meet in three events, the 100 hurdles, 300 hurdles and the 4x400-meter relay. Her signature race was the 300 hurdles, where she posted a personal-best time of 48.75 seconds.

At Western Illinois, Baker has continued to progress as a member of the Leathernecks track and field program. During the most recent outdoor season, she placed 13th in the Ohio Valley Conference finals in the 400 hurdles. She recorded a collegiate best of 2:36.58 in the 800 meters at the 2025 Kip Janvrin Open and added an indoor personal best of 1:07.40 in the 400 meters at the Bob Teel Invitational. Her season also included a first-place finish in the 400 hurdles at the SLU Alumni Invite, underscoring her continued development at the collegiate level.

Tarr, a sophomore from Sidney, arrived at Western Illinois with an already decorated résumé from Unity High School softball. Over four varsity seasons, she earned a steady stream of conference, area and state honors. Her accolades included multiple All-Conference and All-Area selections, three second-team All-State honors, and recognition as Unity High School’s Female Athlete of the Year in 2024.

That momentum carried seamlessly into her first collegiate season. As a true freshman, Tarr appeared in all 48 games for the Leathernecks, ranking second on the team in hits with 45 and doubles with 13. She posted a .333 batting average and a .424 on-base percentage, performance that earned her a spot on the All-OVC Newcomer Team.

Also earning Dean’s List recognition from Champaign County were senior Grace Miller of Champaign and sophomore Abigail Strack of Mahomet.

To qualify for the Dean’s List, students must complete at least 12 graded credit hours while maintaining a GPA equivalent to an A average. For Baker and Tarr, the honor reflects a familiar pattern, excelling where preparation meets opportunity, whether on the track, the softball diamond or in the classroom.

To view the complete list of fall 2025 recipients, follow this link.

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Area high school basketball results for January 3

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Here is a quick roundup of basketball scores for area team on Saturday, January 3.

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Girls Basketball

Girls' Area Scoreboard

Gibson City-Melvin-Sibley 55, St. Joseph-Ogden 54
Heritage 47, Fisher 37

Boys Basketball

Boys' Area Scoreboard

Unity 82, Paris 50
LeRoy 74, Arthur-Lovington-Atwood-Hammond 26
Rantoul 63, Normal West 58

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Area high school basketball scores for December 29

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Here is a quick roundup of basketball scores for area teams on Friday, December 29.

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Girls Basketball

Girls' Area Scoreboard

Camp Point Central 60, St. Joseph-Ogden 56
Oakwood 44, Attica 36
Bloomington Central Catholic 56, El Paso-Gridley 47
Riverdale 61, Bloomington Central Catholic 55

Boys Basketball

Boys' Area Scoreboard

St. Joseph-Ogden 51, Bishop McNamara 49
St. Joseph-Ogden 62, Bloomington Central Catholic 53
Unity 80, Central A&M 49
Arthur-Lovington-Atwood-Hammond 62, Okaw Vallery 56
Marist 77, Champaign Central 27
Providence Cristo Rey 58, Heritage 46
Mahomet-Seymour 51, Dunlap 47
Warrensville South 38, Mahomet-Seymour 32

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Eisenmenger leads Unity in blast past Central A&M at holiday tournament

St. Joseph-Ogden used balanced scoring and composure on the road to beat Watseka 65-54. Brooks, Ericksen and Hayden Dahl combined for 45 points for the Spartans.

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EFFINGHAM - Dane Eisenmenger led the way offensively as Unity pulled away early and never looked back Monday at the Effingham Christmas Classic.

Eisenmenger scored 15 points to pace four Unity players in double figures in an 80-49 win over Central A&M. The victory marked the Rockets’ fifth straight and improved Unity’s record to 7-1 on the season.

Unity seized control from the opening tip, limiting Central A&M to just three field goals in the first quarter while building a 17-point lead. The defensive effort allowed the Rockets to dictate tempo and keep the Raiders out of rhythm for much of the night.

The margin widened in the second quarter as Unity showcased its depth. Eight different Rockets combined to score 28 points in the period, turning an early advantage into a commanding halftime lead and putting the game firmly in Unity’s control.

Carter Schmid and Taylor Henry each finished with 12 points for the Rockets, providing consistent support throughout the lineup. Mason O’Neill added 11 points, and Colton Langendorf chipped in 10 as Unity spread scoring responsibilities and kept fresh bodies on the floor.

Central A&M fell to 5-5 despite a team-high 19 points from Ace Spinner. Kadyn Higgins added 12 points for the Raiders, who were unable to close the gap after the opening quarter.

With the outcome largely decided by halftime, Unity remained steady in the second half, continuing to rotate players and manage the game on both ends of the floor. The Rockets cruised through the final two quarters, closing out another convincing win and carrying momentum forward in holiday tournament play.

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Sentinel area basketball scores for December 26

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Here is a quick roundup of basketball scores for area teams on Friday December 26.

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Girls Basketball

Girls' Area Scoreboard

El Paso-Gridley 54, St. Joseph-Ogden 22
Central Catholic 73, Camp Point Central 40
Bismarck-Henning-Rossville-Alvin 41, Hoopeston Area 23
Bismarck-Henning-Rossville-Alvin 47, Centennial 39
Seeger 57, Hoopeston Area 30
Salt Fork 41, Oakwood 21
Benton Central 60, Oakwood 14
Marion 77, Champaign Central 33

Boys Basketball

Boys' Area Scoreboard

St. Joseph-Ogden 49, North Lawndale 46
Bismarck-Henning-Rossville-Alvin 69, Providence Cristo Rey 28
Heritage 59, Georgetown-Ridge Farm 56
Clinton 64, Oakwood 42
Lindblom 78, Rantoul 53
Mahomet-Seymour 77, Romeoville 62

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Fourth-quarter surge lifts Unity over Effingham on the road

Unity improved to 6-1 with a road win over Effingham, powered by late free throws and balanced scoring.

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EFFINGHAM - Unity didn't panic when they found themselves trailing a wee bit on the scoreboard agaisnt Hearts on Monday.

After hammering Pleasant Plains on the road Friday night, the Rockets continued riding their measured momentum and used a fourth-quarter surge to pull away from Effingham for a 66-57 road win. The victory extended Unity’s winning streak to four games and lifted the Rockets to 6-1 on the season.

Unity trailed by one at halftime but flipped the script after the break, outscoring the Hearts 35-25 in the second half. The decisive push came in the final quarter, where the Rockets poured in 19 points to create separation down the stretch.

Tyler Henry led Unity with 16 points, doing much of his damage late. The junior went 4-for-6 from the free throw line in the fourth quarter, helping the Rockets protect their lead when Effingham tried to close the gap. Colton Langendorf added 15 points, and the duo combined for 13 of Unity’s 19 points in the final frame.

Tre Hoggard rounded out the Rockets’ top scorers with 11 points, giving Unity three players in double figures in another balanced offensive effort.

Effingham, which fell to 3-8, was led by Jenner Pals, who scored 15 points, all in the first half. Jude Traub finished with 10 points and went 2-for-2 at the free throw line, while senior Cannon Bockhorn chipped in nine points as the Hearts dropped their fifth straight game.

Unity returns to action Dec. 30 at the Effingham-Teutopolis Christmas Classic, where the Rockets will face Central A&M.

Box Score

Unity            20   31   47 - 66
Effingham  13   32   43 - 57

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Friday Basketball Scoreboard for December 19

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St. Joseph-Ogden's Parker Fitch makes a pass in the second half while being pressured by Normal University's Austin Kruger. Fitch led the Spartans' offense, delivering a 17-point performance against the Pioneers. Despite a stellar night, SJO fell 64-51 to U-High.

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Here are scores and recaps for area prep basketball teams from Friday, December 19.

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Boys Basketball

Knights drop road game at Monticello

MONTICELLO - Will Hilligoss scored 15 and Brennon Hutson added another 12 in Arthur-Lovington-Atwood-Hammond's 59-41 loss to Monticello on Friday. Hutson and Cooper Shoemaker led the team in rebounding with four each.

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Unity Christian trio notch double figures in win over the Sabers

CHAMPAIGN - Trailing by one at the end of the third quarter, Unity Christian roared back to win their non-conference outting at St. Thomas More, 66-61. Kenyon Greer scored a team-high 21 points for the Lions. Qayden Bond and Monty Wilson, both seniors, finished with 14 points and 12, respectively.

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SJO drops home game, Fitch scores 17 in loss

ST. JOSEPH - The Spartans led by as many as nine points in the second quarter before falling 64-51 in their non-league bout against Normal U-High. Pioneers' Cameron Johnson led all scorers with 22 points for non-conference win heading into next week's State Farm Classic tournament.

The Spartans were led by Parker Fitch and his 17-point output. Nolan Franzen and Ryker Lockhart contributed 11 points each in the loss.

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Cornjerkers quiet the Storm

ST. JOSEPH - The Hoopeston Area defeated the Salt Fork 42-28 on the road. Alandez Barnett scored 14 points and Nick Cardenas added another 14. Cole Miller led the team in rebounds with 10 rebounds.

Hoopeston Area is set to play their first home game on January 6th against the Comets of Oakwood.

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Boys' Area Scoreboard

Normal University 64, St. Joseph-Ogden 51
Unity 50, Pleasant Plains 39
Monticello 59, Arthur-Lovington-Atwood-Hammond 41
Unity Christian 66, St. Thomas More 61
Peoria 73, Centennial 57
Champaign Central 72, Bloomington 57
Heritage 81, Arthur-Okaw Christian 75
LaSalle-Peru 59, Rantoul 38
Armstrong 63, Oakwood 52
Mahomet-Seymour 62, Effingham 48
Hoopeston Area 42, Salt Fork 28

Girls Basketball

Girls' Area Scoreboard

St. Joseph-Ogden 59, Leroy 39
Peoria Notre Dame 70, Urbana 20

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Tuesday Basketball Scoreboard for December 16

Here are scores and recaps for Tuesday's basketball games in and around Champaign County.

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Boys Basketball

Rockets roll cruise past Trojans

CHARLESTON - Tyler Henry used his time on the floor in the first three quarters to score 15 points in Unity's 81-42 win over Charleston on the road Tuesday. Three other Rockets reach double figures with Dane Eisenmenger dropping 14 points - 12 from four treys, and Coleton Langendorf padded the scorebook with 12 points. Brayden Henry finished with 11 points.

Coming up short, nine players contributed to the Trojans' scoring effort led by Tyler Oakley's team-high seven points. Quinn Taylor, Braxton Hanner, and Alex Metheny scored six points each in the non-conference loss.

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ALAH comes up short against Sages

MONTICELLO - Will Hilligoss scored 15 in Arthur-Lovington-Atwood-Hammond's road game at Monticello. Brennon Hutson also reach double figures with 12 points. Jayden Parsons lead the team's rebounding effort with five boards.

Boys' Area Scoreboard

Unity 81, Charleston 42
Tuscola 72, Heritage 36
St. Thomas More 62, Herscher 46
Monticello 59, Arthur-Lovington-Atwood-Hammond 41
Maroa-Forsyth 69, Rantoul 56

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Girls Basketball

Oakwood drops home game

Oakwood - Madalynne Nicoson led the Comets with ten points in their loss to visiting Armstrong-Potomac on Tuesday. Caydence Vermillion, who was held to just a single free throw, led the team in the paint with six rebounds. Sophomore Avery Trimmell powered the team's defensive effort with three steals.

Girls' Area Scoreboard

Armstrong-Potomac 56, Oakwood 22

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Photo of the Day | Rockets set to return to girls' shootout at SJO

Unity will be without last year's senior standout Lauren Haas this Saturday at the 2025 Country Financial Shootout at St. Joseph-Ogden High School. The Rockets take the court at 5:30 p.m. hoping to beat 8-1 Tri-Valley.

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Lauren Haas looks for an open teammate to pass the ball during the Unity's 2024 Country Financial Shootout game against Watseka. Scoring consistently across all four quarters, Haas led the Rockets' offense with 12 points in the team 52-46 loss to the Warriors. Both teams return to this year's installment with Watseka (8-1) facing shootout host St. Joseph-Ogden (5-1) at 4 p.m. Unity (4-5) will take on the 8-1 Tri-Valley Vikings in the nightcap starting at around 5:30 p.m. at St. Joseph-Ogden High School.

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