NewsTribune sports roundup for Saturday, Nov. 26

Hall boys baskebtall takes fourth, Mendota fifth in Seneca tournament

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Mac Resetich scored a game-high 26 points Saturday, but the Hall boys basketball team lost 61-47 to Serena in the third-place game of the Seneca Thanksgiving Turkey Tournament.

Resetich scored half of his points in the second quarter as the Red Devils closed a 19-11 deficit after one quarter to 24-22 by halftime.

Also Saturday, Rafa Romero scored 16 points to lead Mendota to a 48-36 victory over Herscher in the fifth-place game.

Isaac Guzman scored 10 points for the Trojans, who led 18-7 after the first quarter.

Resetich and Romero were named to the all-tournament team.

Earlville 70, Woodland 53: In the seventh-place game of the Route 17 Classic, the Red Raiders (2-2) led by five late in the third quarter and then ran away for the win over the Warriors (0-4). Garrett Cook (18 points), all-tournament honoree Griffin Cook (18) Adam Waite (15) and Ryan Browder (13) led Earlville.

Polo 55, LaMoille 36: Logan Dober and Eli Keighin scored 12 points each as the Lions fell in the Ashton-Franklin Center Thanksgiving Tournament third-place game Saturday.

The Lions are 2-2.

At Williamsfield: Henry-Senachwine split a pair of games Saturday at the Williamsfield Thanksgiving Tournament.

The Mallards beat Galva 65-45 and lost to host Williamsfield 62-52.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Rock Falls 44, La Salle-Peru 32: Brooklyn Ficek scored 13 points Saturday as the Cavaliers lost a nonconference game in Rock Falls.

Donovan/St. Anne 48, DePue 31: The Litlte Giants lost Saturday in the Calvary Christian Thanksgiving Tournament.

COED BOWLING

At Oregon: The Mendota boys won a pair of matches at the Oregon Quad Invitational on Saturday. The Trojans beat Abingdon 2,765-2,336 and defeated West Central 2,641-1,969.

Landon Bauer rolled a six-game series of 1,239 for Mendota, while Aiden Kent Tucker had a 1,132.

The Mendota girls lost 2,155-1,764 to Abingdon and fell 1,989-1,961 to West Central.

Karli Miars rolled an 897 six-game series for the Trojans.