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Huntley earns 1st win behind career-high 27 points from Aidan Gibbs: Wednesday’s Northwest Herald roundup

Boys basketball

Huntley 61, McHenry 55: At Huntley, the host Red Raiders came back from 15 points down in the first half to win the Fox Valley Conference opener for their first win of the season. Aidan Gibbs made five 3-pointers, finishing with a career-best 27 points for Huntley (1-3, 1-0). Isaac Muze had 17 points and Isaiah Onu chipped in 11 for Huntley.

McHenry dropped to 3-2 and 0-1 in the FVC,

Jacobs 59, Hampshire 50: At Algonquin, the Golden Eagles (4-0, 1-0) built a big first half lead and cruised to the FVC win to remain unbeaten. Carson Goehring led Jacobs with 15 points and three 3s, and Elijah Bell added 14 points. Hampshire (0-4, 0-1) was led by Sean Roth with 14 points and two 3s and Jordan Parish with 11.

Crystal Lake Central 40, Dundee-Crown 20: At Crystal Lake, the Tigers (3-0, 1-0) shut down the Chargers in their FVC opener.

Burlington Central 46, Prairie Ridge 18: At Burlington, the Rockets (3-1, 1-0) limited the Wolves to only seven first half points en route to the FVC win.

Genoa-Kingston 53, Marengo 48 (OT): At Genoa, Caden Bezik scored 10 points to lead the Indians to a nonconference win. Sam Vandello and Parker Weadge added nine points apiece for Marengo (0-2).

Girls basketball

Crystal Lake South 55, Grayslake North 23: At Crystal Lake, Laken LePage scored 19 points to lead the Gators to the nonconference win. Gaby Dzik added 18 as South improved to 4-1.

Crystal Lake Central 36, Lakes 34: At Lake Villa, the Tigers (2-5) snapped a four-game losing streak with the nonconference win over the Eagles.

Wauconda 36, Marian Central 27: At Woodstock, the Hurricanes (0-6) lost to the Bulldogs in a nonconference game. Addie Leitzen, Lainey Remke, Jenna Remke, Julia Dovidio each had six points.

Boys bowling

Burlington Central 3,209, McHenry 2,905: At Burlington, Camden Page rolled a match-best 246 game, completing a series of 622 to lead the Rockets to the win. Payton Spratt rolled a 600 series for McHenry.

Marengo 3,012, Harvard 2,654: At Harvard, Brandon Schmidt rolled a 222 for the top game of the night, and Jacob Leidig had the top series with a 557 to lead Marengo to the win. Ty Fischer had the top series for Harvard with a 510.

Girls bowling

Huntley 2,879, Marengo 2,503: At Huntley, Ashlyn Tenglin had the top series with a 556 and Katie Scaletta the top game with a 219 to lead the Red Raiders past the Indians. Kayla Miller had the top game and series for Marengo with a 198 and 484, respectively.