Boys basketball: Hawks hold off Dukes

Hawks hold off Dukes

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The Oregon Hawks used a third-quarter surge to take the lead, then held on as Dixon made a fourth-quarter run to beat the Dukes 49-46 Tuesday night at the Blackhawk Center.

Oregon (12-10) led 19-18 at halftime, then took a 36-29 lead into the fourth quarter. The Dukes (3-17) outscored the Hawks 17-13 over the final 8 minutes, but couldn't pull out the victory.

Caleb Mowry scored a game-high 22 points for Oregon, and former Duke Jessie McKinley Jr. added 11 points.

Matt Coffey and Cal Jarrett each scored 14 points for Dixon, with Coffey hitting four 3-pointers and Jarrett shooting 9-for-11 from the free-throw line. Isaiah Roby grabbed eight rebounds, and Jarrett chipped in seven boards and five assists.

Rock Falls 51, Princeton 45: The Rockets led 18-9 after one quarter and kept the lead the rest of the way in a nonconference game at Tabor Gym.

Steven Armoska had 19 points and 14 rebounds for Rock Falls (17-5), and Jace Anderson hit four 3-pointers and finished with 14 points. Cole Evenson paced the Tigers with 19 points.

Morrison 59, Milledgeville 49: Alex Volckmann scored 23 points in Morrison to help the Mustangs break the Missiles three-game winning streak. 

Brock Deter added 12 points, while Will Greul and Hunter Hamstra each had eight points for Morrison (4-22). 

Caleb Skoog added 15 point for Milledgeville (7-12). Jordan Harris added 13.

River Ridge 66, Fulton 46: The Steamers were outscored 27-12 in the third period of a nonconference loss in Hanover.

Matt Dail scored 12 points on four 3-pointers to pace Fulton (5-20). Brendan Dauphin scored 22 to lead the Wildcats (9-6).

Eastland 58, Lena-Winslow 44: The Cougars led 29-14 by halftime and never looked back in a NUIC West win in Lanark. 

Dalton Shaner led with 21 points for Eastland (19-3, 9-0). Ty Hartman added 12 points.

Tyler Walker had 11 points for Lena-Winslow (5-11, 2-5).

West Carroll 44, Stockton 42: The Thunder jumped out to a 10-point lead after the first half, but had to hold for a two-point victory in Mount Carroll. 

Tommy Losch had 15 points for the Thunder (9-14, 3-4 NUIC West). Nick Hughes added eight for West Carroll, which led 30-20 after two quarters. 

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