Basketball: Hammond and East Jeff boys win, Mandeville girls victorious Thursday
Area Prep Basketball Report for Friday, Dec. 3
In boys action Thursday, Hammond won at Livingston Collegiate 79-59.
The Tornadoes took an 18-10 lead after one quarter before opening up a 43-25 lead by halftime. It was 67-40 going to the final quarter.
Junior Demarion Milton led the way with 18 points, junior Jaheim Johnson had 17 points, senior Devin Daniels had 14 points and eight blocks and senior Devan Guillory added 10 points.
East Jefferson continued its winning ways at the Sophie B. Wright Tournament with a 79-65 win over John F. Kennedy.
In what was a close game through three quarters, the Warriors broke it open in the fourth quarter, outscoring the Cougars 31-17 to pull away for the win.
The game was tied 15-15 after one quarter and the Cougars led 30-29 at halftime. The game was tied 48-48 going to the final quarter.
Senior Jeff Landry pumped in 29 points and pulled down 13 rebounds while senior Arthur Oliver had 27 points, 11 assists, five rebounds and five steals for the Warriors. Freshman Eugene Stevenson had 10 points and six rebounds.
The Warriors (7-3) have won three straight games and face Landry tonight at 8:45.
In girls action, it was an overtime thriller as Mandeville prevailed 42-38 over University High at the Brusly Tournament to improve to 3-3 on the season.
Sophomores Saleigh Berry had 11 points and Hannah Benoit led the way for the Lady Skippers with 11 points and eight points, respectively. Berry added three assists, three rebounds and two steals. Benoit added five rebounds, three assists, two blocks and two steals.
Area Prep Basketball Results from Thursday, Dec. 2
Boys
Albany 55, Pope John Paul II 38
Cohen 52, Rosenwald Collegiate Academy 50
Destrehan 78, Grace King 58
Donaldsonville 60, West Jefferson 54
East Jefferson 79, John F. Kennedy 67
Fisher 58, New Orleans Science & Math 51
French Settlement 57, Brusly 51
Hahnville 55, Country Day 48
Hammond 79, Livingston Collegiate 59
Independence 56, Jewel Sumner 42
Newman 54, Terrebonne 38
John Ehret 69, Sarah T. Reed 63
Lakeshore 71, Pine 56
Live Oak 72, Covington 58
Northlake Christian 50, Lusher Charter 43
Northshore 51, De La Salle 33
Scotlandville 65, Ponchatoula 47
St. Augustine 56, Booker T. Washington (SH) 43
St. Paul’s 63, St. Thomas Aquinas 43
Warren Easton 59, Central Lafourche 47
Girls
Albany 58, Donaldsonville 38
Amite 51, West Jefferson 38
Archbishop Chapelle 48, Parkview Baptist 27
Ben Franklin 60, Central Lafourche 39
Central 42, St. Scholastica 41
Covenant Christian 39, Lutcher 28
Dominican 53, Lakeshore 24
Episcopal 88, Hammond 51
Fontainebleau 48, Dutchtown 27
Higgins 44, Helen Cox 7
Jewel Sumner 46, Independence 34
Karr 46, East Ascension 32
Mandeville 42, University High 38 (OT)
McDonogh 35 27, Booker T. Washington (NO) 11
McGehee 37, Pope John Paul II 33
McMain 23, John Ehret 16
Ponchatoula 74, Warren Easton 35
Scotlandville 45, Doyle 25
Slidell 46, Salmen 36
St. Amant 49, Northshore 33
St. Helena 61, Archbishop Hannan 49
Ursuline Academy 52, Newman 42
Zachary 48, Mount Carmel Academy 44
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