Monday morning was a busy one for Northridge senior Brady Scholl.

The Indiana Wesleyan commit scored 40 points to lead the 18th-ranked Raiders past Merrillville, 76-64, at the Phil Cox tourney here at Memorial Gymnasium.

The 40 points marks a tournament record. It also pushed Scholl past the 1000-point mark for his career. Scholl becomes the 11th 1000-point scorer in Northridge boys basketball history.

The Raiders meet Kokomo in the tourney semifinals Tuesday morning at 10.

In other Monday high school basketball action

• Drew Dixon nailed a three at the buzzer as South Bend Adams stayed unbeaten with a 60-57 triumph over Columbia City at the Huntington North Classic. Dixon finished with 30 points for the Eagles, who also beat Dwenger, 53-21, to move to 7-0.
• Tyrese Jones scored 23 and Isaiah Packer added a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds as Riley went to 6-0 with a 55-54 win over New Haven at the Phil Cox tournament in Kokomo. #11 Riley faces #4 Lawrence North tomorrow at 12:45
• Winamac raised its record to 7-1 with a 47-33 triumph over Frankfort in the opening round of the Indiana Kitchen Classic at Delphi. The Warriors then lose in the semifinals in overtime to Rossville, 56-43.
• Michigan City Marquette became the last of the girls unbeatens to fall, losing to #14 Northridge, 55-36, in the opening round of the Interra Classic in Middlebury. The Blazers also fell to #14 Westfield, 74-63
• Meanwhile, it was a sweep for Northridge, as they later defeated 3A #3 Greensburg, 64-58, behind 19 points from Zoe Yeater. The Raiders face Westfield tomorrow morning at 10.

Here’s the full Monday scoreboard for the Sports Michiana coverage area