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Seneca XC Girls run to Tri-County Conference meet title, the Times Tuesday
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Roundup. Written by Brian Hoxsey This article is being read by
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an automated voice brought to you by Everlett. Girls cross country. Seneca
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wins Tri-County Meet title. At the Seneca Ag Farm, the Fighting Irish,
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22 points, beat Low Point Washburn 38, to win the Tri-County Conference
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meet on Tuesday. Seneca was led by all conference runners Talia Jenkins,
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2105, 24th, Ellie Thompson, 2107, 15th and Josie Mueller, 2109,
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6th, as well as Julie Mueller, 23 46.511th, Annika Jackson, 26, 19.1
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13th, Aurora Jackson, 26 35.814th, and Taylor Schaefer, 27,
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12, 16th. Chloe Byros, twenty thirty three, six third, Elizabeth Stepanovich,
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twenty three o'clock, nine ninth, and Nicole Schmidt, twenty three twenty five
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point two tenth, ran for Dwight. Ottawa fourth at EPG Invitational, at
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the El Paso Gridley Invitational, the Pirates 149 finished behind only the
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champion and hosts Titans 32, Morris 112 and Clinton 148
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in the 16-team event. Ottawa was led by Georgia Kirkpatrick, 2209-18th,
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Ailey Harstad, 23, 15.2 30th, Sophia Hart, 23,
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16.23st, Ocean Fowler, 24 36.5 43rd. Kiana Berry 24
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42.6 52nd. Cameron Lasha 24 44.7 54th. Leah Ferrentino,
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2446.5, 56th. And Jasmine Adams, 24 59, 61st.
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Somau Liland 6th at GK at the Matt Walter invite hosted by
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Genoa Kingston At
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the Wallcamp Outdoor Ministries and Retreat Center, the Bobcats 146 placed sixth
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of the nine competing teams. SI was
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led by Maggie Hamer, 2013.717th, Avery Hamer, 2209 435th,
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Vivian Deacon 22 20.2 37th, Emma Rominski, 2224.538,
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and Hunter McCoy, 2305 44th. Newark's Anna Kreps, 24-29.1,
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placed 53rd, and Easton Kempiac 27-39.1 finished 64th. Boys Cross
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Country Dwight third, Seneca fourth at Tri-County Meet. At the Seneca Ag
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Farm, the Trojans 81 and Fighting Irish 82 finished third and fourth
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respectively behind champion Low Point Washburn 56 and Runner-Up St. Bede 58.
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Dwight was
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led by Joe Ferris, seventeen twenty one second, Axel Cargill, eighteen oh
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nine five seventh, David Allen, eighteen eighteen point one ninth, and Michael
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Josephick, twenty twenty six point four twenty six. Liam Baima, 17 23
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9 3rd, Led Seneca, followed by Brady Fort, 19, 15.7, 15th, Alex
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Zydrin, 19, 59.9 19th, and Callum Wright, 2002, 20th. Marquette's
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McInley Thompson, 20, 30.4, and Mason Ferrario, 2056, placed
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27th and 28th. Ottawa event.
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Field Crest seventeenth, at El Paso. At the El Paso Gridley Invitational,
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the Pirates scored two hundred and thirty-six points to finish seventh, and
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the Knights posted 429 to placed seventeenth At
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the 22 team event. Ottawa was led by Connor Medina, eighteen oh
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eight, two twenty ninth, Atlas Brown, eighteen fifty-five eight forty-sixth, Tucker Clemens,
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nineteen twenty-two-fifty second, Aries Brown, twenty oh six, three seventy-third, and Landon
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Gustafson, twenty thirty-one point nine eighty third. Fieldcrest was led by Gavin
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Dykman, 21, 21.196th, and Abram Harrislak, 21 23.198th.
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Flanagan Cornell's Landon Lions, 212.9, finished 76th. Somonok
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Leland 12th at Genoa. At
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the Matt Walter Invite, hosted by Genoa, Kingston at the Wall Camp
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Outdoor Ministries and Retreat Center, the Bobcats 287, finished twelfth of the
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fifteen teams at the event. SI was led by Caden Hamer, 1640,
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6.512, Aiden Wesson 19, 50.56, Porter Snyder, 19, 54.468,
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Daniel Shapyama, 2040, 3.77th, and 2049.27th.
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Newark's Teagan Brits, eighteen twenty point seven, placed forty second, and Austin
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Rabel, eighteen forty two point two finished fiftieth. Girls Tennis Ottawa 5,
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CANLAN Zero. At the Henderson-Guinter Tennis Facility at Ottawa High School, the
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Pirates swept past the Knights in the Interstate 8 Conference duel. In
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singles for Ottawa, number one, Savannah Frederickson, 6462, and number two, Reagan
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Davis, 62-3664 earned wins. The Pirates also had wins from the doubles
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teams of number one Caitlin Tretnero, Madey Olzewski, 6160, number two, Carson
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Moore, Dixie Smick, 366475, and number three, Ashlyn Ollison, Madey Guevara, 6464.
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Girls Golf. Ottawa's season comes to a close. At the Class II,
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a Plainfield Central Regional at Wedgwood Golf Course, the Pirates finished tenth
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with a team score of 474. Ottawa counting scores came from Bella
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Borowski, 113, Mara McCullough, 115, Quinn Wilkinson,
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120, and Gwen Jimenez, 126. Fieldcrest's Thesefield, Dwight's
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DeLong both advanced to sectional out of Pontiac. In the Class I
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a Pontiac Regional at Wolf Creek Golf Club. Knight Senior Madeline Thieesfield,
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ninety four, and Trojans Junior Shelby Delong, one hundred, both advanced as
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individuals to next Monday's Saint Viator sectional. Dwight, 455, placed
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eighth as a team, with counting scores also coming from Siena Burke,
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115, Brooklyn Trainer 119, and Emilyn Anderson, 121.
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Fieldcrest, 468, finished ninth with Olivia Bernardi, 109, Lena
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Greskoviac, 120, and Carly Sunken, 145, adding counting scores.
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Streeter's Liliana Negray, 124, placed 52nd individually, while Woodlands
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Katie Bliss, 126, was 53rd, and Addison Drysdale, 133, was 58th.
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Volleyball Streeter D. Reed Custer 2523-2521. At Braidwood, the Bulldogs,
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August 3, 12 44, topped the comets in the Illinois Central Eight
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Conference match. Streeter was led by Avery Gribbon, 10 kills, 9 digs,
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Kinsley Sweden, 6 kills, 11 assists, Malaya Zavada, 5 kills a block,
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and Sophie Snow 5 kills. Serena D D pew twenty five eleven
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twenty five nine. At D Pew the Huskers, february second, fourteen five
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zero, stayed unbeaten in Little Ten Conference play with the win over
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the Little Giants. Serena was led by Anna Shirp 10 kills 2
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aces, Maddie Brooker, a kill, a block. Maddie Sturchy, 3 kills, 7
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aces, Maddie Young, 11 assists, Alexa McNally 3 kills, a dig, an
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assist an ace. Catty Johnson 3 digs. Maddie Stegman 4 kills, 4
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assists, an ace, and Caddie Stegman, a dig, a kill. Newark D
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Sandwich 2510-2519. At Sandwich the Norseman, twenty four. Top the Indians. Newark
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was led by Riley Carlson, ten kills, seven digs, Zoe Carlson, ten
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kills, three digs, two blocks, Ella Bromland, twenty assists, two blocks, and
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Kayla Pottinger, seven digs. Sandwich, 1211, was led by Chloe White, 7
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assists, 2 digs, Jesse Ramey, 4 kills, 3 assists, 6 digs, Alyla
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Harris, 4 kills, 4 blocks, and Riley Hummel, 7 digs. Earlville D
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Indian Creek, 2516-2521. At Earlville the Red Raiders, 1113-42
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earned the LTC victory over the Timberwolves. Earlville was led by Liz
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Vasquez, 22 digs, Kylie Helgeson, 16 digs, JC Helgeson, 9 service points,
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2 aces, Addy Schear, 3 kills, and Audrey Shear. 3 kills, 8
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assists, 2 blocks. Sycamore D Ottawa 2518-2522. At Kingman
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Gymnasium, the Pirates, november first, ten zero three, fell to the Spartans
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in the Interstate 8 Conference match. Marquette D Crossroads Christian 2513 2522.
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At Bader Gymnasium the Crusaders improved to 21-6 with the straight set
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victory. Boys Soccer Roanoke Benson slash Eureka 3 Streeter 2 at the
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James Street recreation area, the Bulldogs 672 fell short against the visiting
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Rockets. IMSA3, Somonok slash Leland slash Newark 2. OT at Aurora,
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the Bobcats 74233, dropped the Little Ten Conference match in extra time
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to the Titans. Yorkville Christian 4 Earlville 3 at Earlville, the Red
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Raiders fell to 2-12 on the season with the loss to the
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Mustangs. Alvin Hernandez, Dariq Farley, and Tony Milton each scored a goal
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for Earlville, while keeper Rob Tinson made 17 saves.