Monday, March 19, 2012
All-conference teams were named for the Suburban West boys, Suburban South girls and MWAA White Division girls.
The post-season awards continue for area players as all-conference teams were announced for the boys in the Suburban West Conference and for the girls in the Suburban South Conference and the MWAA White Conference. The Suburban West Conference was one of the state's top boys leagues in the area this year with final four team Marquette. Oakville's Austin Gillmann and Mehlville's Adis Mujakic were each named to the second team. The 6-foot-10 Gillmann had an outstanding sophomore season. He averaged 13.2 points a game while shooting 56.2 percent from the field. He averaged 9.9 rebounds a game and had 83 blocks (more than three a game). Mujakic made his senior season a special one as he led the Panthers in scoring (13.5 a game) and rebounds (8…
Monday, March 12, 2012
The Oakville girls team had two named to the honorable mention team.
All-conference basketball teams were named for the boys in the Suburban South Conference and the girls in the Suburban West Conference. Rockwood Summit's Jory Woodson was named to the five-player first team in the Suburban South Conference. The 6-foot junior averaged 16.2 points per game for the Falcons. Webster Groves had the player of the year (Rayshawn Simmons) and the coach of the year (Jay Blossom) in the conference. No area girls player was named to the first team in the Suburban West Conference. But Mehlville's Sierra Gray, Fox's Erin Birschbach, Northwest's Brittany Fortner and Lindbergh's Lindsey Bozbeck each had a player named to the second team. Gray, a 5-foot-6 junior, averaged 12 points a game to lead the Panthers. Birschbach…
Monday, February 27, 2012
Also, the Lancer hockey team reached the finals of Wickenheiser Cup while the basketball team captured a district championship.
It was a good week for the sports teams at Lutheran South this week. And for the rest of the area schools, it was the end of the winter season. The Lancer hockey team will be skating for the Wickenheiser Cup championship in the Mid-States Hockey Association after a thrilling win in their semifinal series against Seckman. Lutheran South won the opener of the best-of-two series, 3-2, but Seckman came back in the game two with a 5-1 victory. That forced a mini-game, which was won by Lutheran South. The Lancers will face Whitfield for the Wickenheiser Cup title March 7 at the Scottrade Center at 5:30 p.m. Oakville's hockey team fell just short of joining Lutheran South at the Scottrade Center. The Tigers lost in their semifinal Challenge Cup …
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
The Tigers lost 54-27 to the Chargers Tuesday night.
As strong as Oakville came out in their first district game, that’s how strong their second opponent, Cor Jesu, came out Tuesday night. The Tigers led 22-4 at the end of the first quarter Monday night against Lindbergh, and Cor Jesu led 19-6 at the same time Tuesday. The Chargers ended Oakville’s season, winning 54-27 at Fox High School in the second round of district play. “We knew that Cor Jesu was going to press and they play that real tight, in-your-face defense. Without having a day to prepare for it, we knew we were going to be in trouble,” said Oakville coach Aaron Bosch. The Tigers came within eight in the second quarter after forcing two Charger turnovers. But Cor Jesu went on a 9-0 run right before halftime, ending with a 3-…
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
The Tigers beat out the Panthers for the second time this season. This time it ended Mehlville's season.
In the end, the Oakville boys knew who to look for, and at 6-foot-9, sophomore Austin Gillman is easily spotted under the hoop. Gillman’s team-high 23 points—17 in the second half—kept Oakville in front of Mehlville, to win the first round of the Class 5 district playoff games 65-60. Fox is the tournament host. The first quarter was fairly even. Gillman had six points, but so did Mehlville senior forward Adis Mujakic, who was game-high with a 26-point total. Oakville head coach Nick Traxler was impressed with Mehlville’s play. He said the rivalry was a factor. “We had already beaten them once this year, so Mehlville came out ready to play,” he said. “They knocked some shots down they didn’t knock down the first time.” Mujakic had five …
The Oakville girls defeated Lindbergh High School 54-31 at Fox Monday night.
The Oakville girls basketball team led 22-4 by the end of the first quarter against Lindbergh and didn’t let up in the first round of district basketball Monday night. The Tigers held the Flyers to only 11 points in the first half on their way to a 54-31 victory at Fox High School. “A lot of our offense comes from our defense and when we get out and trap and we get steals and get the ball pushed up, we get a little more confidence in our shooting,” said Oakville coach Aaron Bosch. Lindbergh could not handle Oakville’s full court press, which led to two turnovers early in the game. The Tigers also went four-for-four at the 3-point line in the first half. Freshman Alyssa Norberg led the scoring for the Tigers with 14 points and senior …
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Tiger seniors hit three's to start, and free throws to ice it at the end.
Oakville’s seniors were money on senior night at home against Lindbergh in the final Suburban West Conference regular season game for both teams. Senior Austin Cibulka got things going with two 3-pointers, and senior Alec McChesney hit from the foul line to ice it. In the end, Oakville out-paced Lindbergh 48-42. Lindbergh ends the regular season at 4-4, (12-13 in Suburban West Conference). Oakville finishes at 5-3, (8-17 in conference). “Our seniors came out and set the tone early,” Oakville coach Nick Traxler said. “They had a great first five minutes of the game, and everybody was pumped up from there.” The score was 16-14 after the first quarter. The second period was almost even. The Tigers 6-foot-10 sophomore Austin Gillman hit for …
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
The Panthers cut into the first period deficit a bit, but nearly enough, in the Suburban West conference meeting.
The second game of the district rivalry meeting of the night was a reverse of the first. The Oakville boys jumped to a 21-5 first period lead over Mehlville, and held it to the end, winning 58-45. The Mehlville girls won the first game. See more photos from the games on our Facebook page. Oakville head coach Nick Traxler said the Mehlville-Oakville rivalry is always vicious, and he loves it. “It’s great for our district to have that,” he said. “Andy (Guethle) does such a good job with those guys, and we knew it was so important to come out strong. I thought we had a good first quarter, and that set the tone for our kids’ confidence.” Mehlville head coach Andy Guethle said his team was caught off-guard. “I thought the first half we could …
The Tigers started with the lead, but lost the momentum in a home game.
The lead changed 10 times in a tight girls basketball rivalry game between Mehlville and host Oakville. In the end, it was the Mehlville Panthers that pulled ahead for the Suburban West Conference win, 33-28. The game was a Coaches vs. Cancer fundraiser, and pink socks, T-shirts, balloons and ribbons were everywhere. Oakville freshman forward Alyssa Norberg scored six points in the first period to help the Tigers to a 10-7 lead. She was the team-high scorer for Oakville with 10 points. The Tigers were helped by Panther turnovers in the first period. Oakville head coach Aaron Bosch said they knew ball-handling was a Mehlville weakness. “We worked a lot on defense this week, and we tried to switch up a lot early,” Bosch said. “I think we …
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Monday, January 30, 2012
Oakville won the Southwest Division while Summit captured the South Division title.
The Oakville and Rockwood Summit hockey teams wrapped up divisional titles in the Mid-States Hockey Association as the regular season ended Saturday. Oakville finished with impressive wins over Marquette (5-1) on Thursday and Parkway South (9-1) Saturday. Oakville finished 7-0-2 with 16 points, which was four ahead of second-place Lindbergh (4-2-4). Rockwood Summit was a perfect 12-0-0 in the South Division for 24 points. Seckman tied with Eureka for second place in the South with an 8-2-2 mark. Lutheran South finished third in the very competitive Central Division. Westminster Christian finished with 24 points (12-1-0) which was just one point better than MICDS (11-2-1). Lutheran South had 20 points with a 10-4-0 record. Wrestling The …
