LANSING, Ill. (November 29, 2022) – The most recent scores from the TF South Red Wolves are included below:
Girls Bowling
Tuesday, November 29
Opponent:Â Lemont High School
Results: TFS beat Lemont 1405-1042
The high game for the day went to Trinity Kimmons (180).
Boys Basketball
Wednesday, November 23
Opponent: Lincoln-Way Central High School
Results:Â TF South beat Lincoln-Way Central 66-65
After being down in the fourth quarter by 7 points, TFS worked its way back, eventually gaining the lead on a 3-pointer from Cedric Tientcheu with 4:12 left in the game. Lincoln-Way Central would regain the lead until the final moments of the fourth quarter when TFS’ Alex Lesure dropped a 3-pointer from the corner to seal the game for the Red Wolves with 2.3 seconds left on the clock.
Points leaders for the Red Wolves were Caleb Newman, who scored 20, and Romello Ali, who scored 19.
Friday, November 25
Opponent: Rich Township High School
Results:Â The Red Wolves fell to Rich Township 85-73
TFS took sixth place in the Chicago Heights Classic over the holiday weekend, ending the tournament with a season record of 1-3. TF South’s Romelo Ali was voted to the all-tournament team. The squad’s next game at Shepard High School on December 2.
Friday, November 25
Opponent: Rich Township High School
Results:Â The Red Wolves fell to Rich Township 85-73
Girls Basketball
Tuesday, November 22
Opponent: Rich Township High School
Results:Â TF South beat Rich Township 56-50
Tariya Wright led the team with 22 points, while Rayvan Rush netted 13.
Tuesday, November 29
Opponent: Crete-Monee High School
Results:Â TF South beat Crete-Monee 66-45
Stats leaders for the game were Rayvan Rush (20 points), Tariya Wright (12 points), Katlynn Williams-Clark (11 points), Gigi Dillon (12 rebounds), Jaiden Thompson (11 rebounds). The team is now 5-1.
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