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- 0:05Speaker 1: Henry Midland's Daniella Bummer runs top prilm time in four
- 0:08hundred Thursday's News Tribune roundup. Written by Kevin Schlum. This
- 0:15article is being read by an automated voice brought to
- 0:18you by Everlett Girls Track and Field at Charleston. Henry
- 0:24Midland's senior Daniella Bummer ran the fastest preliminary time in
- 0:28the four hundred meter dash Thursday at the SA Class
- 0:31one Estate Meet in Charleston. Bummer clocked fifty seven point
- 0:35eight six seconds, with Bureau Valley sophomore Elise House right
- 0:39behind her in fifty eight point one four seconds. Both
- 0:42will run in Saturday's finals. Bummer also qualified for the
- 0:46finals in the two hundred seventh twenty five point four
- 0:48to nine and the four x one hundred relay eighth
- 0:52fifty point twenty six along with Alison Mitchell, Taylor Frawley,
- 0:56and Audrey Chambers. Bummer finished fifteenth in the one hundred
- 0:59two twelve point seven to one and did not advance.
- 1:03Frawley qualified for finals in the long jump tenth five
- 1:07point zero three, but did not advance. In the one
- 1:09hundred sixteenth twelve point seven six. Mitchell did not advance
- 1:13in the one hundred hurdles twenty third sixteen point three
- 1:16five or the high jump, and Chambers did not advance
- 1:19in the long jump twenty second four point eight six. Mitchell,
- 1:24Chambers and Fraley also ran with Piper Roach to finish
- 1:27twenty second in the four two hundred one forty nine
- 1:30point three five. Saint Bede senior Lillly Bosnick ran the
- 1:35second best prelim time in both the one hundred hurdles
- 1:38fifteen and three hundred hurdles forty four point four to two,
- 1:41finishing behind Oregon sophomore Gillianhammer one four dot seven to
- 1:45eight COMMA forty four point zero nine in both events.
- 1:49Bosnik also ran the one hundred fourteenth twelve point sixty nine,
- 1:52but did not advance. The Storm's Madison Ship qualified for
- 1:56finals with the eleventh best perlim leap in the triple
- 1:59jump ten point six to one. Amboy co ops Jillian
- 2:03Anderson cleared one point five eight meters to qualify for
- 2:06the high jump finals, while Saint Beads Kija Lucas bowed
- 2:09out at one point five meters. Two Bureau Valley relays
- 2:13competed but did not advance. Matti Vetzel, Abby Stabler, Gemma
- 2:18Moore and Harper Wetzel finished eighteenth in the four x
- 2:20eight hundred ten fifteen point sixty three and more Stabler.
- 2:25Maya shippen House finished thirty ninth in the four x
- 2:27four four twenty one point two eight Amboys four as
- 2:31one hundred of Alexa mckendrey, Matty Althaus Anderson and Bella
- 2:34Yanos finished thirty fourth and fifty two point one. Also
- 2:38competing but not advancing were Saint Beads Savannah Bray in
- 2:42the shot put nineteenth ten point four to two, Bureau
- 2:45Valley's Harper Wetzel in the one thousand, six hundred forty
- 2:48seventh five thirty seven point nine seven and Maya ship
- 2:52thirty seventh four point sixty five, Amboys Yanos in the
- 2:55long jump nineteenth four point nine two and Altaus in
- 2:59the four hundred twenty third one oh one eighty one,
- 3:02and Fieldcrest's Prue Mangan in the shot put thirtieth nine
- 3:06point zero eight and disc twenty five point five eight.
- 3:10Boys track and Field at Galsburg, Princeton, Senior Casey Etheridge
- 3:15qualified for the Class to Estate meet in three events
- 3:18out of the Galsburg Sectional. Catheridge did not place top
- 3:22two in any of his three events, but did beat
- 3:25the state qualifying standard in all three. He placed third
- 3:29in the three hundred meter hurdles in a personal record
- 3:32thirty nine point seven six seconds, took fourth in the
- 3:35one hundred and ten hurdles in fifteen point four seconds,
- 3:38and ran with eidn Aguci, Tyler Van de Venter and
- 3:41Gavin Lanham to finish ninth in the four at four
- 3:44hundred and thirty point zero one lsal Perue sophomore Avery
- 3:49Hill advanced to state by winning the discus with a
- 3:52toss of forty six point five to five meters. Also
- 3:55for the Cavaliers, Lukavruki Eli Hammers, Griffin Hammers, and Wyatt
- 3:59kill Day took eighth in the four x four hundred,
- 4:02but beat the state standard with a three twent nine
- 4:04point seven to seven. Softball Bureau Valley thirteen Annawon Weathersfield six,
- 4:10Ali Carrington, Abby Jamison, Remi Marshall and Caden hogg All
- 4:14hit RBI doubles in the first inning as the number
- 4:17five seeded Storm scored eight runs the first inning on
- 4:19the way to a victory over the No. Four Titans
- 4:22in a Class one A ANA one Weathersfield Regional semifinal.
- 4:26Carrington was three for five with two doubles, two RBIs
- 4:29and two oh runs. Marshall went two for four with
- 4:32two runs and an RBI. Hog was two for five
- 4:35with two RBIs and a run, and Chloe Trujillo went
- 4:37three for five, drove in two runs and scored two runs.
- 4:41Mallory Moboch Williams was the winning pitcher as she gave
- 4:44up six runs, five earned on twelve hits with nine
- 4:48strikeouts and two walks in a complete game. BV nine
- 4:52eighteen advances to play Number one Start County in the
- 4:54title game at four pm Friday, Baseball Putnam County fifteen
- 4:58Bureau Valley one five in Peyton. Bardo went two for
- 5:02three with a double, three runs and two RBIs to
- 5:05lead the Panthers to a non conference victory. In Manlius,
- 5:09Wyatt Zeller's was one for two and drove in three runs.
- 5:12Jonathan Stunkel was two for three with two runs and
- 5:14an RBI, and Traxton Mattingly doubled, scored two runs and
- 5:18drove in a run. Stunkel was the winning pitcher for
- 5:21PC twenty eleven as he allowed one run on four
- 5:24hits with six strikeouts and two walks in four innings.
- 5:28Logan Phil Howard doubled and scored a run, and Reed
- 5:31Maynard was one for two with an RBI for BV
- 5:34fourteen twenty three, while Drake Taylor was the losing pitcher
- 5:38Hall twelve eerie Prophetstown two five in Grayson Bickett went
- 5:43three for four with two doubles, scored three runs, and
- 5:46drove in a run to help the Red Devils to
- 5:48a three Rivers Conference East Division win on the road.
- 5:51Jackson Pinder was three for four with a double, two
- 5:54RBIs and two runs for Hall September one, twenty three
- 5:58nine two TRC East, while Braden Kurrn was three for
- 6:00three with a double, two RBIs and a pair of runs.
- 6:04Luke Bryant earned the win as he gave up two
- 6:07runs on three hits while striking out nine and walking
- 6:09none in five innings. Mouleene three, LaSalle, PERU two. Gavin
- 6:14Kallis was one for three with a run in an
- 6:16RBI as the Cavaliers lost a non conference game in LaSalle.
- 6:20Satan Urbanski tripled and scored a run for LP ten
- 6:23twenty two, while Gino Argebright took the loss on the
- 6:26mound Eureka eleven. Princeton won six in Steele. Brokaw went
- 6:31two for three with a double in a run as
- 6:33the Tigers lost a non conference game in Princeton. Ryan
- 6:37Jagers was the losing pitcher for Princeton eight nineteen bass
- 6:40phishing at Fulton. Henry Senaquin's Jimmy Real and Gavin Lovelace
- 6:46placed ninth in the Mississippi River Pool thirteen Sectional to
- 6:49advance to the state meet. The Mallards hauled in five
- 6:53fish weighing eight point one eight pounds at Shanahan lesal
- 6:58Peru saw a season end with a three thirteenth place
- 7:00finish at the Bay Plains River Big Basin Marina Sectional.
- 7:04The top ten teams advanced to State. The Cavaliers reeled
- 7:08in four point four to four pounds of fish.