Mt Pulaski High School Wins Home Game Over St. Joseph-Ogden

Senior Alyson Murphy scores 22 points to reach 2,000 career points milestone

Published on Feb. 12, 2026

The Mt Pulaski Hilltoppers high school basketball team defeated St. Joseph-Ogden 69-43 in a home game, improving their season record to 26-1. Senior Alyson Murphy scored 22 points in the game, reaching the impressive milestone of 2,000 career points.

Why it matters

This victory continues the Hilltoppers' strong season and keeps them on track for a deep playoff run. Alyson Murphy's 2,000 point achievement is a rare and prestigious milestone for a high school basketball player, showcasing her exceptional talent and impact on the team.

The details

The Hilltoppers dominated the game, leading from start to finish and winning by a comfortable 26-point margin. Senior Alyson Murphy was the star of the game, pouring in 22 points to reach the 2,000 career point milestone. The Hilltoppers will next travel to Eisenhower on Thursday before hosting a 1A regional tournament next week.

  • The game was played on February 11, 2026.
  • The Hilltoppers will travel to Eisenhower on Thursday, February 13, 2026.
  • The Hilltoppers will host a 1A regional tournament next week.

The players

Alyson Murphy

A senior on the Mt Pulaski Hilltoppers basketball team who scored 22 points in the game, reaching 2,000 career points.

Mt Pulaski Hilltoppers

The high school basketball team from Mt Pulaski, Illinois that won the home game against St. Joseph-Ogden with a 69-43 score, improving their season record to 26-1.

St. Joseph-Ogden

The high school basketball team that lost to the Mt Pulaski Hilltoppers in the 69-43 game.

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What’s next

The Hilltoppers will travel to Eisenhower on Thursday, February 13, 2026 before hosting a 1A regional tournament next week.

The takeaway

Alyson Murphy's impressive 2,000 career point milestone is a testament to her exceptional talent and the Hilltoppers' strong season. The team continues to position themselves for a deep playoff run as they head into the regional tournament next week.