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Posted by Staff  December 29, 2009 05:19 PM
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Final update: 8:30 p.m., Windsor 91, Springfield Central 56

In the end, the only question was whether Windsor could crack 100 points or double Springfield Central's output.

The is one Central will definitely want to forget.

Windsor outhustled and outplayed its BABC Holiday Classic opponent to a tune of a 91-56 finale. The team never once surrendered its vigilance through the final moments.

No basket came easy for Central and Windsor never let up on its offensive attack, substituting out its star player, point guard Tyrus Weaver, with 45 seconds remaining.

Weaver scored 29 points for Windsor to lead all scorers. Teammate Ryan Delarre had 12 and Ishmael Kalilou had 10 help lead the onslaught.

Central's Victor Aytche led his team with 13 points.


Update: 7:54 p.m., Windsor 50, Springfield Central 29, half

Windsor has raced to a 21-point lead over Springfield Central in the Class A final of the BABC Holiday Classic at Chelsea High school, up 50-29 at half.

The lead was at 26 points, but Central scored, forced a turnover and drained a last-second three-pointer with a second to go in the half.

Update: 7:23 p.m., St. John's Prep 59, Everett 51

Pat Connaughton led St. John's Prep with 20 points, helping beat Everett in the Metro Division 59-51 of the BABC Classic at Chelsea High.

Everett, which held as much as a six-point lead in the fourth quarter, was dropped after consecutive turnovers and big shots from Connaughton and Trip Doherty.

Connaughton tied the game at 47 with a layup and 4:40 to go in the game, which Doherty promptly followed up with a 3-pointer to edge the team's lead.

Connaughton came back with his own 3-pointer to put St. John's out of reach, 55-47, before the team hit four of its last six free throws to reach their final tally.

Connor Macomber scored 19 points for St. John's in the win, while sophomore Nerlins Noel led Everett with 16 points.

Update: 6:32 p.m., St. John's Prep 31, Everett 28, half

Everett sophomore Nerlins Noel looks impressive with 10 points already in the game, but St. John's has the lead on the back of Mick McKenna's equal 10, and better production from the rest of his team.

St. John's Connor Macomber has nine points and Pat Connaughton and Trip Doherty each have five.

Nerlins Noel's brother, Rodman Noel, has 10 in the game.

Update: 6:02 p.m., Sabis Charter (Springfield) 60, Bishop Guertin (Nashua, NH) 56

Powered by Kamali Bey's 18 points in the paint, and delivered by Andre King and Steven Riley's six free throws in the last minute, Sabis Charter held on to beat Bishop Guertin 60-56 in the BABC Classic at Chelsea high school.

King drained his final four free throws with less than a minute remainng and Riley added two more to hold off a final run by Bishop Guertin in the New England Division.

What at turns was a sizable 8 and 10 point lead, and Sabis priming for a long run, Bishop Guertin's Sean McClung and Connor Green kept the game from getting out of hand. McClung drained a 3-pointer with nine seconds left in the game to keep the tension high. He finished with 11 on the day. Green finished with nine.


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CHELSEA -- For some of my first basketball action of the year, I'm at the Boston Amateur Basketball Club's Holiday Classic.

It's the second day of the classic for all the teams, with the winners and losers brackets already decided. I'm here for the winners bracket.

The loser's bracket is already squared away:

Class A
Lexington 73, Boston College High 66

New England Division
Cambridge Rindge Latin  65,  LaSalle Academy (Providence, RI) 43

Metro Division
Wareham 71, Brookline 55

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Right now at half, Sabis Charter (Springfield) is beating Bishop Guertin (Nashua, NH) 29-23. Sabis' Andre King leads all scorers with nine points so far.

More updates coming with another half and two other games left.
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Several reporters and editors contribute updates, news and analysis to the High School Sports Blog.

  • Bob Holmes: A Reading resident (Go Rockets!) and Boston College graduate, Holmes is the Boston Globe High School Sports Editor. We remind you now that his weekly picks are often made in jest so everyone just calm down when he picks against Everett for 11 straight weeks. Contact him at rholmes@globe.com. Follow him on Twitter @GlobeHolmes.
  • Craig Larson: A native of West Springfield (Leo Durocher anyone? Tim Daggett?) and Curry College graduate (a proud Colonel!), Larson is the sports editor for the Globe's regional sections: South, West and North, as well as a frequent contributor on the college beat. Abington to Xaverian: it all starts with the schools. Have a compelling story idea? Contact him at clarson@globe.com. Follow him on Twitter @GlobeLars.
  • Zuri Berry: Berry attended the same high school as sports legends O.J. Simpson and Joe DiMaggio. (Guess which one is his hero.) He's a South Boston resident (formerly of Eastie) and the editor of the High School Sports blog as well as the go-to-guy for everything high school sports on Boston.com. Contact him at zberry@boston.com and follow him on Twitter @ZuriBerry for all of the latest updates.

Also expect updates from correspondents Seth Lakso (boys basketball), Hannah Becker (girls basketball), Craig Forde (boys hockey), Liz Torres (girls hockey), Ryan Mooney and a host of others. To reach the high school sports correspondents and Globe editors, e-mail hssports@globe.com.


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