McLouth ? A collective effort helped the Bishop Seabury Academy boys basketball team beat Pleasant Ridge, 58-45, and advance to the championship game of the McLouth tournament Friday.

Though the Seahawks (6-3) won the game, they might have lost leading scorer Mikey Wycoff after he aggravated an ankle injury.

“It looks like he’s going to be out for a while,” Seabury coach Ashley Battle said. “Maybe a couple of weeks.”

Zach McDermott helped fill Wycoff’s void by scoring 21 points, and Thomas Uhler chipped in 14.

The Seahawks will play Olathe Heritage Christian in today’s championship game.

Seabury 16 14 11 17 — 58

Pleasant Ridge 10 8 10 17 — 45

Seabury — Zach McDermott 21, Thomas Uhler 14, Thomas DiVerga 6, Austin Gaumer 6, Max Easter 4, Mikey Wycoff 4, Bryce Stewart 3.

Olathe Heritage 61, Veritas 34

Veritas Christian trailed by just three at intermission but was outscored by 24 after the break in a setback in a McLouth tournament semifinal.

Kalim Dowdell was a point shy of a double-double for the Eagles with nine points and 13 rebounds.

The Eagles will take on Pleasant Ridge in the third-place game today.

Heritage 13 8 19 21 — 61

Veritas 9 9 7 9 — 34

Heritage — Matt Fischer 22, Jeremy Schutte 14, Jared Smith 4, Thomas Lipscomb 4, Seth Jarvis 4, Johnny Carver 2, Logan Gress 1.

Veritas — Miles Dressler 12, Kalim Dowdell 9, Weston Flory 3, Kyle Weinhold 3, Drake Napier 2, River Welch 2, Chad Stieben 2, Mark Weinhold 1.

Girls

Seabury 32, McLouth 31

McLouth — Seabury’s girls picked up their second win of the season.

The Seahawks were aggressive down low, as Reilly Malone had a double-double with 13 points and 10 rebounds, and Kayleigh Boos scored 10 points and grabbed nine boards.

The win gave the Seahawks a fifth-place finish in the McLouth Tournament.

They will host Onaga on Tuesday.

Seabury 6 8 10 8 — 32

McLouth 8 9 6 8 — 31

Seabury — Reilly Malone 13, Kayleigh Boos 10, Celia Taylor-Puckett 4, Regan Zaremba 3, Peggie Zeng 2.