Tigers fall in title game of Farmington Tournament

FARMINGTON, Mo. -- Central was plagued by early foul trouble and simply could not overcome a big size advantage for Hazelwood Central and fell in the Farmington Tournament finals 72-49.

Hazelwood Central (4-2), which sports five players 6-foot-4 or taller including University of Missouri signee Calen Grimes, outmanned a much smaller Tiger lineup. Central (2-1) actually pulled ahead 8-0 to start the game but after center Scott Chestnutt picked up his second foul early Hazelwood's big men went to work.

Despite missing Chestnutt and leading scorer Ryan Delph for parts of the first quarter with foul trouble, Central led after one period18-11. Delph's third foul early in the second quarter led to an 8-1 run by Hazelwood Central, which put the Tigers behind for the first time in the game.

Central was down by five points at halftime.

Eli Harris led the Tigers with 18 points. Delph managed only eight points and Chestnutt finished with five.

Hazelwood Central got 20 points from Aaron Jackson.

Jackson 56, Riverview Gardens 48

The Indians used a big second quarter to win the consolation bracket of the Farmington Tournament.

Jackson outscored Riverview Gardens 19-9 in the second quarter and held a big advantage at the free-throw line. The Indians had more free throws made (15) than Riverview attempted (13.)

Tyler McNeely led Jackson with 17 points, Jason Schafer had 15 and Jack Puisis had 12.

Riverview 11 9 14 14 -- 48

Jackson 9 19 14 14 -- 56

RIVERVIEW (48) -- King 3, Evans 3, Mason 2, Polk 25, Moore 2, Stokes 9, Reese 4. FG 17, FT 6-13, F 25 (3-pointers: Evans 1, Polk 6, Stokes 1. Fouled out: Johnson and Stokes)

JACKSON (56) -- Eaton 3, Fiehler 9, Puisis 12, McNeely 17, Schafer 15. FG 19, FT 15-25, F 17 (3-pointers: Puisis 2, Schafer 1. Fouled out: Fiehler)

New Salem finishes second

New Salem Baptist lost a pair of games to Kansas City East and finished second at the Hillsboro Christian Outreach Tournament. Jon Davault scored 33 points in the championship game in a 60-48 loss. Davault had 87 points in four games played on Saturday. New Salem lost to Kansas City East earlier in the day 64-54.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Jackson 50, FT. Zumwalt South 18

Jackson held Ft. Zumwalt South to five points in the first half on its way to victory in the third-place game of the Farmington Tournament.

Ashley Bartels led the way with 15 points. Jackson (2-1) led 25-5 at halftime and 39-9 entering the fourth quarter.

Ft. Zumwalt 2 3 4 9 -- 18

Jackson 7 18 14 11 -- 50

FT. ZUMWALT SOUTH (18) -- Clark 6, Starkey 7, Schulte 2, Semmis 2, Lancaster 1. FG 7, FT 4-9, F 14 (3-pointers: none. Fouled out: none)

JACKSON (50) -- Bartels 15, Goodpasture 2, Weinrich 1, Hahs 3, Werner 3, Ball 5, Ka. Loos 6, Oehl 2, Ferrell 6, Ke. Loos 5, Jones 2. FG 19, FT 4-8, F 12 (3-pointers: Hahs 1, Werner 1, Ball 1, Ka. Loos 2, Ferrell 2, Ke. Loos 1. Fouled out: none)

Notre Dame 72, Lutheran South 45

Notre Dame won its second straight game to claim the Farmington Tournament consolation championship.

The Bulldogs (2-1) used a big second half to cruise. Laura Weissmueller led four double figure scorers with 18. Katie Palmer had 16, Sommer McCauley had 12 and Sierra Ellis had 11.

Lutheran South 11 15 12 7 -- 45

Notre Dame 19 14 20 19 -- 72

LUTHERAN SOUTH (45) -- J. McQueen 18, Schaffer 4, Lauer 5, M. McQueen 5, O'Leary 5, Figerio 4, Carner 4. FG 15, FT 13-22, F 18 (3-pointers: none. Fouled out: Carner)

NOTRE DAME (72) -- L. Weissmueller 18, A. Weissmueller 5, Ellis 11, Palmer 16, McCauley 12, Karnes 6, Dirnberger 2, Wright 2. FG 30, FT 10-24, F 17 (3-pointers: Ellis 1, A. Weissmueller 1. Fouled out: none)

New Salem eliminated

New Salem Baptist was eliminated in the Hillsboro Christian Outreach Tournament with a 47-21 loss to Life Christian. Sarah Green led New Salem with eight points and Holly Jordan had 10 rebounds. Green scored 20 points in a win earlier in the day.

WRESTLING

Jackson places second

Jackson finished second out of 12 teams at the Parkway South Wrestling Tournament.

Brock Howard (140 pounds), Cody Rouse (145 pounds), Kramer Rampley (160 pounds) and Kamden Rampley (189 pounds) all finished first at 6-0.

The Indians finished with 341 points, only 20 points behind Fort Zumwalt West.

Jackson's JV team won the JV tournament finishing with 354 points.

Team results -- 1. Fort Zumwalt West 361, 2. Jackson 341, 3. Lee's Summitt 311, 4. Lindbergh 244, 5. Lafayette 224 1/2.

Jackson results

VarsityFirst place: Brock Howard (140), Cody Rouse (145), Kramer Rampley (160), Kamden Rampley (189)

Second place: Ben McMillan (119), Greg Ludwig (152)

Third place: Blake Ulrich (171), Jeremy Loenneke (215)

Fourth place: Brian Sladek (112), Josh Schumaker (130)

Fifth place: Sean Gant (125), Jordan Barnhart (135)

Sixth place: Cole Jansen (275)

JVFirst place: Russel Brown (125), Drew Perry (135), Drew Loos (189), Andy Glass (215)

Second place: Luke Rayburn (103), Wil Perry (140), Sam Lincoln (145), Scott Sample (160), Garrett Huck (171)

Fourth place: Kevin Wallace (112), Anthony Warner (152)

Central finishes 1-3

Central finished 1-3 in pool play at the Fox tournament.

Cory Huskey (152) and Chris Griffith (103) finished second for Central. Jason Poole (215) finished fourth, Jonathan Poston (125) finished fifth and Dan Coonce (135) finished sixth.

BOYS' SWIMMING

Notre Dame places fifth

Notre Dame finished fifth out of 12 teams at the University City Relay Meet.

CBC won the meet which consists of mostly non-traditional three-person relays. Notre Dame's top finish was second in the 300 butterfly relay. John Fisher, Stephen Hine and John Stoverink finished in 3:10.37.

600 IM relay -- 3. Notre Dame 7:12.71 (John Fisher, Josh Lester, John Stoverink)

300 butterfly -- 2. Notre Dame 3:10.37 (Fisher, Stephen Hine, Stoverink)

900 progression -- 6. Notre Dame 10:13.89 (Lester, Joe Graves, Fisher)

300 back -- 5. Notre Dame 3:30.13 (Lester, Chad McCormick, Drew Boyd)

300 breast -- 5. Notre Dame 3:51.70 (Stoverink, Hine, Lance Carroll)

400 free relay -- 4. Notre Dame 3:51.72 (Fisher, McCormick, Stoverink, Hine)

-- From staff reports

Other events:

Central's boys JV team lost to Poplar Bluff 48-35 in the finals of the Perryville JV Tournament. The Tigers (3-3) were led by Tyrone Reece's 10 points.

Central's boys freshman team improved to 3-0 with a win over Kelly. Matt Hester led the Tigers with eight points.

Central's boys eighth grade basketball team beat Kelly at home 50-32. Garrett Stevens had 10 points.