HERRIN —
Woodlawn’s boys basketball team topped Herrin 52-44 Saturday night.
Kris Harlow led the Cardinals with 20 points. Gabe Owens added 12, and Jayson Hapeman finished with eight. Logan Isaac and Matt Kennedy added four each.
Harlow and Isaac had three rebounds along with four assists each.
Herrin took a lead early, outscoring the Cardinals 18-7 after the opening quarter. Woodlawn cut the deficit to 27-25 at halftime and outscored Herrin 19-10 in the fourth.
The No. 2-ranked Cardinals improved to 13-2 overall this season.
Sports
January 13, 2013
Cardinals knock off Herrin
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Duncan selected as new soccer coach
Jim Duncan will take over as the new Mt. Vernon boys and girls soccer coach.
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Armstrong commits to Millikin
A Rams lineman will compete for Millikin's football team next season.
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Football team focuses on summer work
The yearly sports cycle might have just ended for schools but some teams are already looking ahead.
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Fulkerson named to all-state team
Brock Fulkerson launched himself into elite Rams baseball company Tuesday.
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Thomas, Fulkerson garner top honor
The Rams baseball team dominated the South Seven Conference this season.
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Rams finish fourth at state
Tyler Ellis took a tough-luck loss in Saturday's 3A third-place game against Grayslake Central.
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Hilltoppers drop Rams
An uneven start ultimately doomed the Rams in their state semifinal game against Joliet Catholic on Friday.
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Hines Sight: Rams try to refocus
No team wants its trip to the state final to end with anything other than a championship.
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