High School Sports

Jeff Jordan’s fourth quarter surge leads Loyola over Warren

By Michael O’Brien

Loyola 78, Warren 75…

Jordan scored 10 points in the fourth quarter, he finished 18. Matt Sullivan led the Ramblers with 22 points.

Logan Derrick demonstrated his shooting prowess, scoring 22 points for Warren, he was 7 of 9 from three-point range.

Ceola Clark also had 22 for the Blue Devils and Shannon Adams added 15.

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