High school roundup: VanGennip leads Advance to victory over Delta

Darren VanGennip netted 26 points to lead Advance past host Delta in boys basketball action Friday.

Hunter Wilson added 15 points in the Hornets' 88-71 win.

Chase Crowden scored 22 points and pulled down 10 rebounds for the Bobcats (8-9).

Delta led by two points at halftime before getting outscored by 21 points in the third quarter.

Advance 12 25 29 22 -- 88

Delta 15 24 8 24 -- 71

ADVANCE (88) -- Grant Gray 11, Darren VanGennip 26, Dylan Dunivan 14, John Middleton 9, Leah Kidd 2, Hunter Wilson 15, Jacob Spears 7, Ryan Moses 2, Ethan Barr 2. FG 37, FT 10-20, F 18. (3-pointers: Gray 1, Wilson 1, VanGennip 1, Spears 1. Fouled out: none)

DELTA (71) -- Seth Blattel 8, Chase Crowden 22, Zach Riegert 2, Greg Brawley 17, Austin Lashley 16, Dallas Naramore 6. FG 27, FT 9-24, F 18. (3-pointers: Brawley 4, Crowden 4. Fouled out: Horman)

Perryville 68, Windsor 53

Ross Moldenhauer scored 22 points to lead the visiting Pirates to victory.

Jake Dobbelare added 19 points for Perryville (17-6).

Perryville 20 15 20 13 -- 68

Windsor 13 14 15 12 -- 53

PERRYVILLE (68) -- Kirk Hadler 3, Jake Dobbelare 19, Alex Robinson 7, Colby Brown 6, Jared Hotop 7, Ross Moldenhauer 22, Jared Thieret 5. FG 20, FT 20-32, F 19. (3-pointers: Brown 1, Moldenhauer 6. Fouled out: Thieret)

WINDSOR (53) -- Brendan Campbell 7, Ben Peterson 20, Kyle Kraemer 3, Justin Wheaton 6, Justin Parker 3, Joe Siudzinski 2, Ian Asher 6, Justin Sanders 2, Anel Ganic 4. FG 20, FT 11-17, F 20. (3-pointers: Campbell 1, Peterson 1, Kraemer 1. Fouled out: Asher)

Zalma 69, Woodland 51

Stephen Simmers scored 18 points, while Justin Stotts added 12 in the Bulldogs' road win.

Zalma (14-4) erased an eight-point deficit after the opening quarter, outscoring the Cardinals by 26 points over the final 24 minutes.

Martin Williams netted a game-high 27 points for Woodland (3-14).

Zalma 8 25 21 15 -- 69

Woodland 16 14 12 9 -- 51

ZALMA (69) -- Austin Sitze 9, Stephen Simmers 18, Floris De Jongh 8, Andrew Tucker 3, Gage Lemons 8, Justin Stotts 12, Brad Key 11. FG 26, FT 9-17, F 13. (3-pointers: Sitze 2, Simmers 4, Stotts 2. Fouled out: none)

WOODLAND (51) -- Nick Deck 6, Carson Gemeinhardt 1, David Gray 6, Martin Williams 27, Aaron Yount 2, Lance Yount 2, Dylan Miller 7. FG 17, FT 11-13, F 14. (3-pointers: Williams 6. Fouled out: none)

Kelly 67, East Prairie 51

Trey Drury finished with 20 points to help the Hawks pick up their fourth win of the season.

Ian Householder added 12 points and Garrett Alsup chipped in 11 for Kelly (4-13).

East Prairie 6 15 11 19 -- 51

Kelly 7 21 19 20 -- 67

EAST PRAIRIE (51) -- Shawn King 7, Phillip Latamondeer 6, Aaron Miller 5, Andrew Cartwright 4, Connor Scott 14, Ryan Mathis 10, Trankler 5. FG 18, FT 12-24, F 25. (3-pointers: Trankler 1. Fouled out: none)

KELLY (67) -- Garrett Alsup 11, Trey Drury 20, Sawyer Elfrink 2, Stosh Lovett 2, Jerret Nicoson 2, Michael Kuykendall 6, Ian Householder 12, Gabe Felter 11. FG 21, FT 23-33, F 22. (3-pointers: Alsup 1. Fouled out: none)

Grandview 52, St. Vincent 45

Sean Martin collected 10 points and eight rebounds in the Indians' home loss.

Adam Winkler, Tim Schumer and Brett Wengert all netted six points for St. Vincent (4-10).

Grandview 16 6 12 18 -- 52

St. Vincent 17 14 9 5 -- 45

ST. VINCENT (45) -- Adam Winkler 6, Jonathan Petzoldt 2, Ryan Boxdorfer 2, Stephen Graf 5, Tim Schumer 6, Brett Wengert 6, Eric Winkler 2, Mark Kutz 6, Sean Martin 10. FG 16, FT 9-16, F 15. (3-pointers: Schumer 2, Graf 1, Wengert 1. Fouled out: none)

GRANDVIEW (52) -- Stephen Capranica 27, Nick Robinson 10, Gabe Mahn 4, Cody Voyles 5, Macklin Parks 3, Dustin Perren 2, Mark Silva 1. FG 20, FT 10-14, F 13. (3-pointers: Voyles 1, Capranica 1. Fouled out: none)

Scott County Central 87, Oran 46

Senior Otto Porter scored 31 points and pulled down seven rebounds in the Braves' road win.

Porter even flashed his range with a heave from well beyond half court at the end of the first half.

Senior Jon Morrow led the Eagles with 21 points.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Jackson 68, Berkeley 32

The Indians gained separation in the second quarter and emerged with a lopsided home win.

Brooke Sanders scored 18 points and Makenzie Quade added 14 for Jackson (14-5).

Berkeley 10 9 7 6 -- 32

Jackson 14 22 20 12 -- 68

MCCLUER SOUTH-BERKELEY (32) -- Brianna Hawthorne 12, Jayla McCaw 11, Hilliard 2, Christina Manning 3, Curtis 2, Preshus McAllister 2. FG 13, FT 6-11, F 23. (3-pointers: none. Fouled out: Hawthorn, McCaw, McAllister)

JACKSON (68) -- Dru Haertling 9, Paden Wachter 7, Brooke Sanders 18, Connor King 12, Kylie Seyer 2, Danielle Daume 4, Makenzie Quade 14, Allie Halter 2. FG 18, FT 30-35, F 14. (3-pointers: Haertling 1, Quade 1. Fouled out: none)

St. Vincent 50, Crystal City 37

Courtney Heberlie scored 15 points to lead the Indians to a win in a makeup game.

Chelsie Boxdorfer added 13 points, while Kayla Seabaugh pulled down 11 rebounds and chipped in four assists for St. Vincent (15-4).

St. Vincent 14 9 9 17 -- 50

Crystal City 11 9 6 11 -- 37

ST. VINCENT (50) -- Chelsie Boxdorfer 13, Courtney Heberlie 15, Kayla Seabaugh 1, Storm French 5, Kelci Besand 4, Kali Wingerter 12. FG 18, FT 9-15, F 10. (3-pointers: Boxdorfer 1 Heber 4. Fouled out: none)

CRYSTAL CITY (37) -- Chelsea Thurman 8, Spencer Portell 2, Daniece Riney 4, Amanda Killgore 11, Lauren Friedmeyer 2, Malorie Smith 10. FG 17, FT 1-9, F 18. (3-pointers: Thurman 2. Fouled out: Smith)

Delta 50, Woodland 25

Machela VanGennip nearly outscored the host Cardinals on her own.

The sophomore scored 20 points to help Delta improve to 13-8.

Samantha Bartels added 17 points and Tori Burton contributed 11.

Kendra Pinkley led Woodland with 13 points.

The Bobcats held the Cardinals to less than 10 points in every quarter, including no points over the final eight minutes.

Delta 10 15 15 8 -- 50

Woodland 8 8 9 0 -- 25

DELTA (50) -- Samantha Bartels 17, Tori Burton 11, Macey Parks 2, Machela VanGennip 20. FG 19, FT 6-10, F 8. (3-pointers: VanGennip 2, Bartels 4. Fouled out: none)

WOODLAND (25) -- Josie Long 2, Tess Rainey 4, Ashley Acup 6, Kendra Pinkley 13. FG 11, FT 3-10, F 4. (3-pointers: none. Fouled out: none)

Sikeston 53, Saxony Lutheran 38

Regan Obermann and Abby Hartmann netted 10 points apiece in the home loss.

Natalie Mueller added eight points and 11 rebounds for Saxony Lutheran (5-13).

Sikeston 17 13 11 12 -- 53

Saxony 6 9 9 14 -- 38

SIKESTON (53) -- Keyonna Blissett 8, Vonteria Applewhite 2, Asia Liggins 20, Darqueshionna Howard 11, Janai Ivory 2, Taneshia Pulley 6, Aleah Little 4. FG 20. (3-pointers: Howard. Fouled out: none)

SAXONY (38) -- Regan Obermann 10, Julia Steffens 6, Kristy Winter 2, Abby Hartmann 10, Lauren Hecht 2, Natalie Mueller 8. FG 16, FT 3-13, F 20. (3-pointers: Obermann 1. Fouled out: Hecht, Steffens)

-- From staff reports