roundup
Osseo remains unbeaten
BOYS' BASKETBALL
• OSSEO 78, MAPLE GROVE 75: The Orioles came out on top Friday night in a matchup between Class 4A's third- and fourth-ranked teams. Osseo was down nine at halftime but rallied in the second half to continue an undefeated season with its 15th win. John Bezdicek led the Orioles with 17 points, Allan Anderson backed him up with 16. Brad Davison scored a season-high 35 points for Maple Grove. It was announced on Friday that the Crimson's Tywhon Pickford would miss the rest of the season after undergoing surgery. The junior is the team's leading scorer, averaging 18.3 points per game.
• SPRING LAKE PARK 48, ARMSTRONG 41: The Panthers upset the Falcons, ranked No. 6 in this week's Class 4A poll. Mark Rahile led Spring Lake Park with 15 points. True Thompson had 19 points for Armstrong, but the Panthers defense held all other Falcons scorers in single digits.
• HOPKINS 104, EDEN PRAIRIE 78: The No. 1-ranked Royals beat the Eagles in a Lake Conference matchup. Amir Coffey, who has committed to play basketball for the Gophers next year, scored 28 points to lead Hopkins. Besides Coffey, six other players scored in double figures for the Royals. Junior Owen Chose scored 27 for the Eagles.
• ELK RIVER 79, TOTINO-GRACE 68: Matthew Keller scored his 1,000th career point for the Elks. The senior had a game-high 34 points, including 11 free throws. Trent Pink chipped in 16 points for Elk River. Rocky Kreuser scored 22 points for the Eagles.
• CENTENNIAL 83, ANOKA 76: In his first game since being sidelined with an injury, Tyler Peterson led the Cougars with 25 points. Logan Mercado added 20. Jake Phipps scored 23 points for the Tornadoes.
• WOODBURY 83, STILLWATER 65: Jace Kinner scored 17 of his 20 points in the second half to lead the Royals past the Ponies. Jeremiah Coddon added 19 points for Woodbury. Wyatt Blinkhorn scored 20 points for Stillwater, and Manny Jingco scored 16.
• ST. THOMAS ACADEMY 76, SIMLEY 73: Despite scoring a career-high 43 points, Simley's Jack Stensgard wasn't able to lead the Spartans to victory. The Cadets offense was led by Joe Harvey's career-high 30 points.