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St. Bede’s Grady Mueller, BV’s Chase Stier win conference golf titles: Wednesday’s NewsTribune/BCR roundup · Illinois Valley - Shaw Local

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  St.
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  Bede Grady Muller, BB's Chase Steer win conference golf titles. Wednesday's News
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  Tribune BCR Roundup. This article
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  Boys Golf. At Pontiac, St. Bede placed its four-scoring golfers among the
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  top 10 overall competitors at the Tri-County Conference Championship, topping a 10-team
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  field to win the team title at Wolf Creek Golf Club. The
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  Bruins eighteen hole score of three hundred and thirty eight was fifteen
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  strokes better than runner up Seneca, three hundred and fifty three. Putnam
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  County placed seventh, three hundred and seventy six, and Henry Senequine finished
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  ninth, four hundred and twelve. St. Bede freshman Grady Muller carted an
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  82 to claim individual medallist honors, finishing just one stroke ahead of
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  teammate Jacob Flavin and Roanoke Benson's Patrick Birchie, who tied for second.
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  St. Bede's Ty Carls tied for fifth, 86, while A.J. Bardo ended
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  in a four-way tie for seventh, 87. Riley Doling finished as part
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  of the seventh place tie to lead Putnam County, while Jeffrey Pagani
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  came in twenty eighth, ninety five, Emmett Main placed thirtieth, ninety sixth,
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  and Davis Carlson ended up thirty fourth, ninety eight. Henry Senequine's Landon
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  Harbison finished fourteenth, eighty nine, to pace the Mallards. At Kewanee, Bureau
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  Valley was narrowly denied a Lincoln Trail Conference team championship, as Monmouth
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  United recorded a slim three stroke victory over the storm at Midland
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  Golf Club. The Red Storm finished the 18-hole layout with a total
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  of 348, while Bureau Valley was close behind at 351 and third
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  place Knoxville was 14 strokes back. 365. Storm
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  Sophomore Chase
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  Stenger finished five stroke ahead of the field, prevailing as the conference's
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  individual champion with a F 77. Isaac Linder finished fourth, 85, for
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  Bureau Valley, followed by Levi Slock in 18th, 94, and William Miller
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  in 23rd, 95. At Sherrard, Princeton placed third in a Three Rivers
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  Conference tri match at Fire Lake Golf Club, carding a total of
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  187 to trail Mercer County, 171, and Sherrod, 176. Sherard's
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  Chase Stinger finished atop The
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  individual standings with a nine hole total of thirty nine, coming in
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  just one stroke ahead of Mercer County's Kane Bingham. Noah Morton was
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  Princeton's top finisher in fourth, forty two. Paxton Newzen placed 8th 46
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  for the Tigers, while Michael Jones and Weston Whidmer tied for 12th
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  fifty. Girls Golf. At Oglesby. Achieving a nearly perfectly balanced effort among
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  its four scoring finishers, LaSalle Peroux was the class of a five
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  team field in the Ottawa Invitational, winning the
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  team competition by eighteen strokes at Deer Park Country Club. The Cavaliers
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  carted an 18-hole score of 346, followed by Canniland in second, 364,
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  and Coal City in third, 395. Rochelle's Abigail Smith placed first individual
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  with a total of 82, while LaSalle Perou's Mary Craven and Charlie
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  Sluserec each shot 86 to tie for second. The Cavaliers Lily Moorshizer
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  and Maggie Bumgarner both turned in scores of 87 to tie for
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  fourth. Emma Speyer was the lone entrant for Hall, placing twenty first,
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  one hundred and seven. At Pontiac, Henry Senequine played second, and St.
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  Bede finished fourth in the Tri-County Conference Championship at Wolf Creek Golf
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  Club. Seneca had no trouble claiming the team title, as the Fighting
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  Irish had the top six individual finishers and its 18 hole score
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  of 380 was 72 strokes ahead of the Mallard's runner-up total of
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  452. Seneca senior Piper Stenzel shot 87 to win individual medallist accolades
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  by 8 strokes. Addison Robbins was Henry's leading scorer in ninth place,
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  111, followed by Bella Hall in 10th, 112, Lexi Rowe in twelfth,
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  114, and Isabel Nuckey in thirteenth, 115. St. Bede's Kali
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  Fusinetti was the top N-Seneca finisher in the field in 7th 110.
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  Quinn Antriken placed 11th 113, Aliana Artiaga was 18th 126
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  and Kylie Coons came in 23rd, 132 for the Bruins. Ariel Dorado
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  was Putnam County's top finisher in twenty-ninth, one hundred and forty two.
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  At Gailsburg, Bureau Valley's Michaela Noder placed fifth in the Lincoln Trail
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  Conference Championship at Lake Bracken Country Club. Noder finished the 18-hole event
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  with a score of 98. With just three entrants, the storm did
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  not take part in the team competition. At Princeton, Princeton prevailed in
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  a three-team, Three Rivers Conference meet at Wyaton Hills Golf Course, defeating
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  Kowanee and Riverdale. The Tigresses finished with a nine-hole score of 224,
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  while Kwanee totaled 248 and Riverdale 259. A second
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  Princeton team turned in a total of 251. Hannah Claiborne and Ileana
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  Jones shared first place in The
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  individual standings, each carding a fifty, while Taylor Compton placed seventh, sixty
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  one, and Gina Peterson came in ninth, sixty-three. Elizabeth Kutzer's score of
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  fifty eight paced the second Princeton squad. Volleyball La Salle Peru Def.
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  Sterling 2523 2518. The Cavaliers improved to seven zero at home and
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  seventeen three overall with a non conference victory. Aubrey Dutlinger finished with
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  a match height 18 kills along with two blocks, while Audrey Urbansky
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  posted 17 assists and 8 digs and Maggie Boudreaux added two service
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  aces. LaSalle Peru visits Striater on Monday. Boys Soxer LaSalle Peru 3-Morris
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  0. The Cavaliers improved to January 1st 10 overall and 4-0 in
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  The
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  Interstate 8 Conference with their fourth consecutive victory. LaSalleParu resumes conference play
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  against Sycamore on Monday. Moline 4, Mendota 0, Mendota dropped to 11-4
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  with a loss to Perennial Class 3 of post-season Advancer Moline 8-1-3.
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  The Trojans travel to face Stirling on Thursday. Washington 9, St. Bede
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  0. The Bruins drop to 1-7s on the season with a loss
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  to last season's Class II a state finalists. St. Bede plays at
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  Hinckley Big Rock on Friday. Somonok 6, Earlville 0. Taking the field
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  for the first time since recording its first victory of the season,
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  Earlville dropped to 110 overall and 0-3 in Littleton Conference play. The
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  Red Raiders host Sandwich on Friday, cross country. At Mendota, Mendota hosted
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  a six-team race at Faber Field, placing second to Somonak in the
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  girls event, while Amboy Co-op secured a 5-point victory over Somonak in
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  the boys race. Somonaut Girls edged out Mendota 2530 as they were
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  the only teams with complete squads. Putnam County's Aniston Judd finished The
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  2.96 mile race first in 1909, hitting the line more than two
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  minutes ahead of her closest pursuer. Mendota was paced by London Jones
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  in third, 2159, followed by Lumen Setchill in fourth, 2207, and Gracie
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  Bloomfield in 9th, 2405. Amboy was led by Scarlett Payne in 5th,
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  2259, and Katie Phelps in 8th, 2400. Amboy won the boys
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  race with 39 points, followed by Saisominoch 44, Putnam County 64, and
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  Hall 67. Henry Nichols of Amboy finished first, with a time of
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  1646 that was forty-nine seconds ahead of runner up Carter Baxter of
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  Putnam County, 1735. The Clippers efforts were aided by Anthony Linder's fifth
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  place finish, 1843, and Otto Horner's sixth place showing, 1849. Barat
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  Imeri was Mendota's leading competitor in fourth, eighteen oh seven, while Hall's
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  top finisher was Kipton Ladsinski, nineteen fifty, and DePoo's lone entrant Edward
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  Rodriguez finished thirteenth, twenty thirty two, Woman's Volleyball. Sauk Valley CC Def,
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  IVCC 2515, 2225, 2519. The Eagles were dealt a tough three-set
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  loss in a battle for first place in the Arrowhead Conference standings.
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  Anna Reva finished with a match high eight kills for IVCC, while
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  Ava Curry finished with three blocks and Lauren Harbison totaled 15 assists.
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  Now 123-41 Arrowhead, IVCC hosts Joliet Junior College on Friday.