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CL South, CL Central, Burlington Central advance to regional finals: Tuesday’s Northwest Herald sports roundup

McHenry, CL South boys basketball tied for FVC lead with 1 game remaining

Girls basketball

Crystal Lake South 48, Woodstock 41: At Crystal Lake, Laken LePage tallied 23 points to lead the Gators into the Class 3A Crystal Lake South Regional final. Makena Cleary scored 13 points for South (17-14), which will face Kaneland at 6 p.m. Friday for the regional championship.

Lily Novelle scored 19 points and Keira Bogott had 14 for Woodstock (13-16).

Burlington Central 46, Prairie Ridge 45: At Burlington, the Rockets defeated the Wolves (12-17) to move on to the Class 3A Burlington Central Regional title game. The Rockets (12-19) will face Crystal Lake Central at 6:30 p.m. Thursday.

Crystal Lake Central 66, IMSA 16: At Burlington, Tigers (21-9) cruised in their Class 3A Burlington Central Regional semifinal.

Kaneland 68, Woodstock North 24: At Crystal Lake, the Thunder (7-20) ended the season against the Knights in a Class 3A Crystal Lake South Regional semifinal.

Pecatonica 74, Alden-Hebron 24: At Kirkland, Hayden Smith scored 11 points and Rileigh Gaddini added 10 in a season-ending loss for the Giants (8-18) in the Class 1A Hiawatha Regional semifinals.

Boys basketball

McHenry 49, Cary-Grove 44: At Cary, Adam Anwar scored seven of his game-high 16 points in the third quarter to lead the Warriors to the Fox Valley Conference win. Kyle Maness added 10 points for McHenry (24-6, 15-2 FVC), which is tied with Crystal Lake South in the FVC with one game left.

Adam Bauer scored 13 points and AJ Berndt added 11 points for C-G (17-13, 7-10).

Crystal Lake South 77, Jacobs 65: At Algonquin, Carson Trivellini scored a career-high 30 points with six 3-pointers, and AJ Demirov tallied 14 of his 18 points in the fourth quarter as the Gators came back to beat the Eagles. With the win, South (26-4, 15-12) remains tied with McHenry for first place in the FVC.

Jacobs (15-15, 6-11) was led by Ben Jurzak (21 points), Nolan Roper (18) and Carson Goehring (11).