This was a big time game. Dyett (Chicago)'s deep team vs Crane Medical (Chicago) that went 8 deep. Here we go:
Dyett (Chicago) doesn't have a star per say. You can say maybe two in senior's Jayden McKinnon (6'4" wing) and Aramis Brown Jr (6'2" wing). They win with balanced scoring (9 players scored), and good guard play by multiple players. Crane Medical has three big time players in senior Treveon Hoskins (6'4" guard), sophomore Jamier Montgomery (6'1" guard), and junior Brad Blackman Jr (6'6" forward). This made for a close game down to the wire.
First quarter:
Dyett owned the quarter as they pushed the ball and made layups and a couple of threes in the quarter by junior Christian Lowe (5'9" junior point guard), Dillon Fountain (5'11" senior guard) and Aramis Brown Jr.. Crane went 3 of 12 for the quarter. Star Montgomery of Crane in particular came out cold with 2 for 6 shooting. Dyett led 17-6 at the end of the quarter.
Second quarter:
It was played even at 14 for the stanza. No one on either team hit a three in the quarter. Dyett kept their lead at 31-20 into the half. Dyett went into their bench in this quarter as 9 of the 11 players they played had gotten time in the half.
Third quarter:
Crane made some ground up here as they started to push the pace. Dyett pushed the pace with them but was not as effective scoring. Hoskins of Crane scored 9 points in the quarter to outscore Dyett 22-15. Dyett still led 46-42 and we have a game.
Fourth quarter:
Game stayed tight as Blackman of Crane started blocking shots all over the place. It was tough for Dyett to score in the paint, and they started turning the ball over. Crane finally hit a three which was by Hoskins to cut the lead to two points. They went 1 for 12 from three for the game. Senior Devon Shelton (6'1" guard) hit three of four free throws to help Dyett maintain the lead. Aramis Brown Jr spilt two free throws to make it 57-55 Dyett with 8 seconds left. Crane has the ball to tie it or take the lead, but Aramis Brown Jr intercepts the pass and passed ahead to a teammate for game clinching layup.
Dyett (Chicago): They have a good chance to get to Champaign. They played 11 players in this game, and are deep in guards who can handle, pass and shoot. They have some good size for Class 2A in juniors Johntae Duncan (6'5"), Jacob Johnson (6'5"), McKinnon (6'4"). Size at the guard positions in seniors Rickey Coleman (6'3") and Brown Jr (6'2"). They have dangerous defending Class 2A Champ Wendell Phillips Academy (Chicago) in their sub sectional.
Crane (Chicago) also has a good shot at Champaign, but their road is a little tougher than Dyett's. Their sub sectional includes Sectional host Christ The King College Prep (Chicago), and Michele Clark (Chicago). They do have a good big three in Hoskins, Montgomery, and Blackman Jr.
Top performers in the game:
Dyett (Chicago):
Aramis Brown Jr 14 points 7 rebounds 3 assists 1 steal off bench
Rickey Coleman 11 points 5 rebounds
Crane (Chicago);
Treveon Hoskins game high 18 points 5 rebounds
Brad Blackman Jr 10 points 11 rebounds 7 blocks
Jamier Montgomery 13 points 5 rebounds 3 steals
Dyett ups it's record to 13-3, 7-0 in Chicago Public League Red Shield
Crane drops to 9-6, 3-2 in Chicago Public League Red Shield
Top performances around the state:
Head Coach Gene Heidkamp of Benet Academy (Lisle) wins his 400 th game. Congrats.
CJ Thomas, Hyde Park Academy (Chicago) 25 points 6 assists
Kye Ward-Owens, Hyde Park Academy (Chicago) 15 points 5 rebounds (junior)
Derrick Disler, Scales Mound 24 points
Kaden Duerr, Scales Mound 18 points (junior)
Keyshawn Barfield, Lincoln Park (Chicago) 12 points 10 rebounds 10 blocks (triple double)
Ahmad Lee, Lincoln Park (Chicago) 15 points 5 assists (junior)
Jaylen Dickerson, Lincoln Park (Chicago) 14 points 7 rebounds 5 assists (junior)
Cornell Barrow, Wells (Chicago) 19 points
Jalen Clardy, Bremen (Midlothian) 16 points
Eddie Smaljic, Columbia 22 points (junior)
Sam Donald, Columbia 20 points 7 rebounds (Bellermine commit)
Keyontae Mays, Manley (Chicago) 22 points 5 assists 13 steals (double/double)
Amar Shell-Bey, Manley (Chicago) 10 points 11 rebounds (double/double)
Bruce Thomas, Perspectives MSA (Chicago) 21 points 7 assists
Javion Thompson, Perspectives MSA (Chicago) 12 points 10 rebounds (double/double)
Adin Smaljlovic, Mather (Chicago) 22 points
Jeremiah Chalwe, Mather (Chicago) 16 points
Demarion Clark, Fenger (Chicago) 26 points 10 rebounds (double/double)
Jayden Taylor, Fenger (Chicago) 20 points 10 assists (double/double) (sophomore)
LaReese Sims, Fenger (Chicago) 15 points 11 rebounds (double/double)
Saivon Singleton, Fenger (Chicago) 16 points
Devon Nangle, Bogan (Chicago) 22 points
Chris Cole, CHSAS 30 points
Micah Calvin, Eisenhower (Blue Island) 34 points
Max Carmicle, Hillcrest (Country Club Hills) 15 points (junior)
Yusuf Saleh, Argo (Summit) 18 points
Kassam Saleh, Argo (Summit) 18 points
Gerald Holder, Von Steuben (Chicago) 20 points
Matthew Martinez, Von Steuben (Chicago) 18 points
Anthony Smith, Von Steuben (Chicago) 9 points 10 rebounds
Phoenix Childs, Perspectives Leadership (Chicago) 19 points
Derrick Dowdell, Perspectives Leadership (Chicago) 17 points
Keshaun Vaval, Evergreen Park 24 points
Lonnie Mosley, Evergreen Park 19 points
Lenear Bolden, Evergreen Park 19 points
Cason Newton, Byron 15 points (junior)
Carter York, Sycamore 15 points
Patrick Irvin Jr, Walter Payton College Prep (Chicago) 17 points 11 rebounds (double/double) 4 blocks (junior)
Mekhi Slaughter, Bulls Prep (Chicago) 15 points
Connor "CJ" Fortier, Amundsen (Chicago) 18 points 17 rebounds (double/double)
Jordan Wordlaw, Dunbar (Chicago) 27 points 12 rebounds (double/double) 3 steals 2 blocks (sophomore)
Terrence "TJ" Seals, Kenwood Academy (Chicago) 21 points 13 rebounds (double/double)
Amari Edwards, Kenwood Academy (Chicago) 20 points 3 steals
Devin Cleveland, Kenwood Academy (Chicago) 19 points 7 assists 2 blocks (sophomore)
Aleks Alston, Kenwood Academy (Chicago) 11 points 12 rebounds (double/double) 5 assists 4 blocks
Brady Sehlhorst, Notre Dame College Prep (Niles) 23 points
Kyren Heard, Bowen (Chicago) 16 points (junior)
Michael Chaney, Schurz (Chicago) 17 points 6 steals
Jordan Purvis, Christian (Yorkville) 28 points (8 threes) (sophomore)
Zach Marini, Christian (Yorkville) 24 points
Noah Aguado, Christian (Yorkville) 16 points
Jayden Riley, Christian (Yorkville) 13 assists (junior)
DJ Laye, Marshall (Chicago) 19 points 7 rebounds 5 assists 3 steals (freshman)
Dalton Scantlebury of Lane Tech College Prep (Chicago) 18 points 12 rebounds (double/double) (Penn commit)
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