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UPDATE: Marist's McIntosh Gets the Biggest Roar from the Crowd and is This Week's Patch MVP

Marist's L.J. McIntosh gained the most support in Patch's weekly "Roar of the Crowd" MVP polling. He is now eligible for March Patch Athlete of the Month recognition.

 
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Senior guard Mike Bobek made 1-of-2 free throws to give Andrew a 28-25 lead over Marian Catholic and the T-Bolts held on to win their first regional championship since 1990 despite a cold-shooting performance. Credit File photo
Lincoln-Way Central 6-8 senior center Brad Foster (right) erupted for 33 points in the Knights' 89-77 victory over Eisenhower. He chipped in a double-double (13 points and 10 rebounds) in a 54-37 loss to Andrew that knocked Lincoln-Way Central out of the Class 4A playoffs. Credit File photo
Brad Foster finished his career at Lincoln-Way Central in high style, scoring 46 points in his final two games with the Knights. Credit File photo
Lincoln-Way North's Ashley Weringa (right) follows the flight of a shot during a game against Richards. Weringa placed second in the Class 4A Three-Point Shootout finals at Redbird Arena in Normal. Credit Tom Ritter
Providence's 6-8 Mike Marietti scored 39 points in a 91-70 regional semifinal victory over Julian. He followed that up with 17 points and seven rebounds in the Celtics' 63-53 victory over Lemont. Marietti made 8-of-10 shots as Providence won the regional championship. Credit Courtesy of Providence Catholic High School
Marist's L.J. McIntosh scored 30 points, pulled down seven rebounds and came up with five steals in the RedHawks' 76-61 regional semifinal victory over neighborhood rival Brother Rice. Credit File photo
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  • Patch MVP, Feb. 26-March 3

    (Voting has been closed for this question)
    • Mike Bobek, Andrew
        258 (4%)
    • Brad Foster, Lincoln-Way Central
        45 (0%)
    • Mike Marietti, Providence Catholic
        1911 (33%)
    • L.J. McIntosh, Marist
        3125 (55%)
    • Donald Moore, Bloom Township
        234 (4%)
    • Tyrone Sherman, Homewood-Flossmoor
        48 (0%)
    • Ashley Weringa, Lincoln-Way North
        36 (0%)
    Total votes: 5657
    • Your vote will only count once. This is not a scientific poll. View Results Vote!
Related Topics: Andrew boys basketball, Ashley Weringa, Bloom Township boys basketball, Brad Foster, Donald Moore, Homewood-Flossmoor boys basketball, L.J. McIntosh, Lincoln-Way Central boys basketball, Marist boys basketball, and Mike Bobek
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