Saturday afternoon legs. Which team can get theirs back first is usually the winner. That's exactly what happened Saturday in the semifinals of the 9th annual MLK boys basketball tournament at Lake Zurich. It was Libertyville that found its wheels first as the Wildcats knocked off Glenbrook North 52-38.
Which team can get theirs back first is usually the winner. That's exactly what happened Saturday in the semifinals of the 9th annual MLK boys basketball tournament at Lake Zurich.
by signing up you agree to our terms of service Bonder, who would finish with 17 points and 9 rebounds, knocked down a 3-pointer and Buchert followed with a 3-pointer and a 3-point play as Libertyville opened up a 15-10 lead."Our coaches were telling us to turn the corner and focus on today. It is all my teammates looking for me and spacing out the floor. Without them I couldn't attack the basket and get open shots.
Glenbrook North coach Quin Hayes, whose Spartans beat Niles West on Friday 78-48, said that poor play by his team in the first half hurt it.
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