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Yorkville, Oswego East girls tennis earn decisive SPC victories: Thursday’s Record Newspapers sports roundup · Kendall County News - Shaw Local

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  Yorkville
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  Azwego East Girls Tennis earned decisive SPC victories. Thursday's record newspaper sports
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  roundup. Written by Skylar Casellus. This article is being read by an
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  automated voice, brought to you by Everlit. Girls tennis. Yorkville 5, Plainfield
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  East 2. Yorkville won its second straight conference meet at Plainfield East.
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  Annalisa Garretsen got the win at number one singles, while the Foxes,
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  9 3 4 2 SPC, once again swept doubles play. Naya Callan
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  and Alana Hogan came back from dropping the first set at number
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  one doubles to win the match 4-6-62-105. Neva Montrose and Mikhaila Mercado
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  won 60-64 at number two doubles. Kayleigh Boffman and Brooke Janisek won
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  64-62 at number three, and Alex Roretka and Kate Schumacher won 46-62-107-1
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  at number 4. As we go East 7, Plainfield Central 0, the
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  Wolves earned a shutout victory on senior night, capped off by Iva
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  Zierzinski's, and Audrey Rebels come from behind win at number 2 doubles.
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  Boys Golf. Kishwalkie River Conference Tournament. Sandwich shot a team score of
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  350 to take fifth at the KRC tournament at Randall Oaks Golf
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  Club in West Dundee, while Plano finished eighth with 380. Finley Texas
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  led the Indians with an 82 to tie for sixth place. Quentin
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  Santoria led the Reapers with an 87 to tie Sandwich's Braden Hawkins
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  for 15th place. Yorkville 156, Bolingbrook 170, Romoville
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  227. The Foxes won both matches of a tri-meet at Bolingbrook Golf
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  Club to finish 7-3 in Southwest Prairie Conference matches. Ian Sarr paced
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  Yorkville with a 35. Graham Martinson followed with a 39, while Pierce
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  Rayleigh and Cole Johnson each shot a 41. Newark, the Norsemen shot
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  three hundred and fifty eight as a team to finish seventh out
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  of nine teams at the LaSalle Perou Invitational. Girls Volleyball Yorkville Deaf.
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  Romaville 23-25, 25-6, 26-24. In its second annual breast
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  cancer awareness game, Yorkville 10-7-2-1 SPC bounced back from a first-set loss
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  to win a three-setter at Romaville. Morgan Perdue, 9 kills, Sophia Blank
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  8, and Megan Suggs 7, spearheaded the Fox's offensive attack. Each also
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  had 2 blocks. Elize Gleason finished with 22 digs. Newark Def. Rosary
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  2516-2519. The Lady Norsemen, 17-4-5-1 Little Ten Conference, picked
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  up their eighth consecutive win in a non-conference match against Rosary. Sisters
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  Riley Carlson and Zoe Carlson each had seven kills, while Tessa Cott
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  logged three kills, two aces and two blocks. Taylor Jeffers finished with
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  11 assists and three aces, and Ella Bromland added nine assist.
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  And two blocks. Boys Soccer Azwego East 3, Azwego 2 PKs. Jacob
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  McPhee had a goal and an assist in regulation and later scored
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  the game winner as the Wolves. February 1, 10-3-1 SPC beat Azwego
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  in penalty kicks. Eric Mendez led the Panthers 6-524-2 SPC with a
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  goal and an assist. Flag football. Yorkville 20, Naperville North zero. Yorkville
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  6'7 2 3 SPC closed out its regular seasons with the decisive
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  non-conference win in Naperville. McKenna Fausick passed for three touchdowns, 2 to
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  A.D. Beatham and 1 to Shea Musser. Defensively, Divine Wright and Beetham
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  each had five flag poles. Hayden Hodges recorded two interceptions and Charlie
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  Stout added a third.