Andrew Khouri scored 23 points despite sitting out the last four minutes, 18 seconds with four fouls as the Greenhills boys basketball team beat Rudolf Steiner 69-59 at home Monday night.

Greenhills started the game on a 7-0 run and Steiner never got closer than four after that. Greenhills led by exactly 10 after every quarter.

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When Khouri, who scored seven points in the 3:42 he played of the fourth quarter and 15 in the second half, got his fourth foul, the Gryphons led 60-49. Andikan Archibong scored the game's next four points and the Storm never got closer than nine.

"I was really happy at the end when we took Andrew out with four fouls, other guys extended the lead," Greenhills coach Andrew Wright said. "We were able to, without him being on the floor, were still able to take care of the ball."

Archibong scored 13 and Emmet Kulka scored 10 for Greenhills (8-6).

Koji Vroom scored 25 and Steven Molitor 21 for Steiner (7-5), which dressed six players for the game. The two combined for all 18 Steiner fourth-quarter points.

"We played the best that we could being out three guys," said Steiner coach Nick Sherwood, who said the flu was the reason for the players' absence. "We always start slow. We got to find a way to fix that."