Scoreboard for Saturday, February 19

Boys basketball

At The Pit, Quincy

Class 2A Beardstown Regional

Quincy Notre Dame 64, Rushville-Industry 25. Click here for the story and photos.

At Carthage, Ill.

Class 2A Beardstown Regional

Illini West 69, Beardstown 50: Max Richardson scored 28 points and Nolan Deitrich added 14 as the Chargers advanced to the semifinals to face Quincy Notre Dame. Illini West is 20-9.

At Voshall Gym, Pittsfield, Ill.

Class 2A Beardstown Regional

West Hancock 43, Pittsfield 40: Isaac Siegfried made four 3-pointers and scored 16 points to help the Titans advance to face Pleasant Plains. Nate Scranton led the Saukees with 19 points. West Hancock is 12-16, while Pittsfield finishes with a 12-12 record.

At Camp Point, Ill.

Class 1A Bushnell-Prairie City Regional

Central 51, Unity 29: Isaac Genenbacher scored 18 points and Nick Moore added 13 as the Panthers advanced to the regional semifinals and will face Lewistown on Wednesday. Ryle Duke and Caleb Kasparie led Unity with seven points apiece.

At Mount Sterling, Ill.

Class 1A Bushnell-Prairie City Regional

Brown County 81, Spoon River Valley 44: The Hornets opened the game on an 18-4 run and advanced to play Illini Bluffs at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the regional semifinals.

At Payson, Ill.

Class 1A Griggsville-Perry Regional

Payson Seymour 64, Pleasant Hill 31: The Indians opened the game on a 9-0 run, improving to 19-12 and will face Winchester West Central on Wednesday in the regional semifinals.

At Griggsville, Ill.

Class 1A Griggsville-Perry Regional

Griggsville-Perry 51, Western 21: Tate Kunzeman and Wyatt Lipcaman each scored 14 points as the Tornadoes advanced to face Liberty in Wednesday’s semifinals. Caden Fesler led the Wildcats with eight points.

At Palmyra, Mo.

Highland 61, Palmyra 50: The Cougars finished 5-2 in the Clarence Cannon Conference after Drew Mallett scored 18 points. Alex Meyer added 13 points for Highland, which is 17-9 overall. Bear Bock led the Panthers with 17 points, while Alex Loman had 13 points. Palmyra is 14-11 and 3-4 in the CCC.

Girls basketball

At Lewistown, Ill.

Class 1A Lewistown Regional

Brown County 58, Havana 29. Click here for the story.

At Palmyra, Mo.

Palmyra 66, Highland 45: The Panthers finish 5-2 in the Clarence Cannon Conference after three players finish in double figures. Claire Williams led the Panthers with 26 points, while Candra King had 21 points and Sydney Compton added 12. Palmyra finishes the regular season with an 18-7 record.

Men’s basketball

At Pepsi Arena, Quincy

Quincy University 65, William Jewell 61. Click here for the story and photos.

At Canton, Ill.

Spoon River College 82, John Wood Community College 76: The Trail Blazers were upset on the road in Mid-West Athletic Conference play. Brandon Kracht led JWCC with 21 points. The Trail Blazers are 15-11 overall and 4-3 in the MWAC.

At Charles Field House, Canton, Mo.

William Penn 95, Culver-Stockton College 90. Click here for the story.

Women’s basketball

At Pepsi Arena, Quincy

Quincy University 72, William Jewell 54. Click here for the story and photos.

At Canton, Ill.

Spoon River College 64, John Wood Community College 55: Stephanie Anders led the Trail Blazers with 16 points as they dropped a Mid-West Athletic Conference game. McKenna Little added 11 points for JWCC.

At Charles Field House, Canton, Mo.

Culver-Stockton College 54, William Penn 40. Click here for the story.

College baseball

At Waren Turner Field, Joplin, Mo.

Missouri Southern 8, Quincy University 7: The Lions used a double and triple back-to-back in the bottom of the ninth inning to walk off with the victory in the MIAA-GLVC Crossover event. Trailing after six innings in their season opener, the Hawks scored a single run in each of their final three at-bats to tie the game at 7. Right fielder Lance Logsdon, who led off the ninth with a double and later scored on a wild pitch, went 2 for 4 with two runs scored and a triple. Shortstop Gino D’Alessio went 3 for 5 and second baseman Dayson Croes had two hits.

At Carnes Field, Henderson, Tenn.

Culver-Stockton College 7, St. Francis 5: The Wildcats picked up their first victory of the season as first baseman Dax Flowerree jacked a three-run home run in the first inning and C-SC never trailed. Flowerree finished 2 for 4 with a double and three RBIs, while catcher Collin Hall and left fielder Ronald Applewhite each had three hits.

Freed-Hardeman 9, Culver-Stockton College 0: The Wildcats had seven hits — six singles — but couldn’t scratch across any runs. Hall, second baseman Jordan Scott and designated hitter Keli’i Price each had two hits for C-SC (1-2).