24 Hinsdale Central (102) took tenth and Bradley-Bourbonnais (100.5) finished ahead of No. 11 Lincoln-Way West 115-114 for eighth place. Carl Sandburg was next with 121 points while Andrew edged No. Homewood-Flossmoor, honorable mention in 3A, took fifth with 137.5 points, which was three points better than Mahomet-Seymour, which is fifth-ranked in Class 2A. Glenwood, ranked fifth in Class 2A, took third place with 140 points, which was 1.5 points ahead of Lincoln-Way East, which is ranked tenth in Class 3A. In a tournament that featured eight ranked teams, five of which were in Class 3A, two of the top teams were from smaller classes. Lockport Township also won the title last season. PALOS HILLS – Things were looking good for defending Class 1A champion Yorkville Christian after the first day of the Tom Lahey Tournament at Amos Alonzo Stagg in Palos Hills with coach Mike Vester’s second-ranked team in Class 1A leading second-place Lockport Township, which is ranked eighth in Class 3A, by a 90.5-76.5 margin.īut coach Jameson Oster’s Porters stepped up in a big way on the second day by turning in strong performances in both the semifinals as well as in the subsequent consolation round to establish control and went on to capture top honors of the 19-team tournament that features the programs from the SouthWest Suburban Conference with 199 points, which was 39.5 points better than runner-up Yorkville Christian.

Lockport township high school alumni