BROOKHAVEN – Enterprise-Lincoln was a little shop of horrors for St. Aloysius Friday night.

The St. Al boys, the top seed for the Division 7-1A Tournament, got trounced by West Lincoln 69-51 in a game that wasn’t even that close.

The St. Al girls, ranked third in Class 1A by The Clarion-Ledger, lost their second straight, falling to Bogue Chitto 61-55 in the tournament consolation game.

The good news for both is that they get to fight another day. The Lady Flashes (26-3) will travel to the Division 5-1A winner, most likely McAdams, on Monday night for a South State satellite game.

The St. Al boys (21-8) will host Thomastown, the third-place team from Division 5, on Tuesday in a Class 1A South State satellite game.

Flashes coach Drew McBrayer was hoping for more fight from his boys’ team.

&#8220We didn’t compete and West Lincoln was better in every aspect,” McBrayer said. &#8220We got hammered. I’m very disappointed that we didn’t rise to the situation of playing in a championship game.”

West Lincoln (22-4) placed all five starters in double figures, led by Stephen Jones’ 18 points. The Bears shot 56 percent in the first half to double up a cold shooting St. Al team, which made just 7 of 25 attempts. That translated to a 40-20 halftime lead for the Bears.

&#8220We came in here ready to play. We didn’t play well the first two times we played them and we got beat,” West Lincoln coach Lane Young said.

The Bears hit six of their first seven shots to start the second half, turning the game into a complete rout at 50-22. St. Al managed to trim away at the big lead, getting it down to 23 by the end of the third quarter, and then 18 by the end of the game.

St. Al was led by Chase Smith with 18 points and seven rebounds. J.R. Burnett had 12 points for the Flashes and Chris Johnson had 11.

(G) Bogue Chitto 61, St. Al 55.

Meleah Brown and Kimberlee Thomas combined for 38 points to lead Bogue Chitto to an upset of the St. Al girls.

The Lady Flashes trailed 44-42 heading into the fourth quarter. but were outscored 17-13 as the Lady Bobcats held on for the six-point win.

Annie Beaugh led St. Al with 19 points and eight rebounds. Sarah Kerut had 17 points while Amy Beaugh had 13 points and nine assists.