<p>Week 12 is underway and we have got a big slate of high school hoops going on this week in Indiana. Let us dive on in and take a look at some highlights of Tuesday's night of hoops. </p>
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<p><b>Hamilton Southeastern Beats Southport in 2 Overtimes </b></p>
<p>This was probably one of the more wild and fun matchups of the night. It took 2 overtimes to make it happen but the Hamilton Southeastern Royals went on the road to beat the Southport Cardinals 73-70. For both squads, there multiple plays that scored in double figures. On the winning side, the Royals were led by [player_tooltip player_id="1275826" first="Donovan" last="Hamilton"] with a game high 28 pts with [player_tooltip player_id="958402" first="Sam" last="Jacobs"] adding 17 pts and [player_tooltip player_id="1273712" first="Reph" last="Stevenson"] with 16 pts and 7 rbs. Hamilton also added 12 rebs, 3 asts, and 2 stls. On the losing side, the Cardinals were led by [player_tooltip player_id="868221" first="Nickens" last="Lemba"] with a team high 27 pts with [player_tooltip player_id="1293363" first="Keyon" last="Miller"] adding 18 pts and [player_tooltip player_id="935723" first="Anthony" last="Dancler"] adding 10 pts. Very fun upset win for Hamilton Southeastern who have now won their last two games. </p>
<p><b>Terre Haute South Upsets Linton </b></p>
<p>In perhaps the biggest storyline of the night as far as high school basketball in the state, the Terre Haute South Braves snapped a 12 game losing streak by going on the road to beat #5 (Class 2A) Linton 53-50. <strong>Zayvion Baker</strong> of Terre Haute South led the Braves in scoring with 19 pts. His teammate, <strong>Amariyae Wilson</strong>, added 16 pts. Despite the loss, Linton star SG [player_tooltip player_id="868240" first="Joey" last="Hart"] became a member of the 1000th point club with his 19 pts. This was an upset that zero people saw coming last night. Up next for Terre Haute South they have a home game with West Vigo on 2/11. Linton will to White River Valley tonight. </p>
<p><b>Cathedral Beats Bosco Institute In Huge Game</b></p>
<p>When looking at the lineup of games last night, the most intriguing, and possibly biggest, game of the night had to be Cathedral going on the road to face Bosco Institute. Lots of people expected this game to be closer than it was but in the end, Cathedral defeated Bosco 72-58. Cathedral was without [player_tooltip player_id="870212" first="Tayshawn" last="Comer"] but that did not slow them down as three Fighting Irish player scored in double-digits with [player_tooltip player_id="868252" first="Jaron" last="Tibbs"] leading with a 23 point, 13 rebound double-double. Other notable Cathedral performances were [player_tooltip player_id="868219" first="Xavier" last="Booker"] with 16 pts and [player_tooltip player_id="1063971" first="Jaxon" last="Edwards"] with 10 pts. Bosco was led by [player_tooltip player_id="1168146" first="Britain" last="Harris"] with 21 pts. </p>
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