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- 0:05Speaker 1: Saint Bede Softball slugs four homers and win over Newark.
- 0:08Saturday's News Tribune roundup written by Kevin Schlumb. This article
- 0:15is being read by an automated voice brought to you
- 0:17by Everlett Softball. Saint Beide twenty one, Newark eight six
- 0:23in Ava. Bilestrie, Ella Burke, Hannah Heiberger, and Leah Griggs
- 0:27each launched a home run as the Bruins cruise to
- 0:30a non conference victory Saturday in Newark. Bilestrie finished two
- 0:34for four with three RBIs and three runs. Burke was
- 0:38two for five with three RBIs and two runs. Heiberger
- 0:41went two for three with three runs and two RBIs,
- 0:44and Griggs was two for three with three RBIs and
- 0:46three runs. Macy Strauch was the winning pitcher for Saint
- 0:49Bede twenty three four Henry Senequine eleven, l Passogridley six.
- 0:55Every batter in the lineup recorded a hit as the
- 0:57Mallards earned a non conference victory. Henry Elena Sprague hit
- 1:02a home run and drove in three runs. Brenna Anderson
- 1:05was two for three with a triple, three runs and
- 1:08an RBI, and Rachel Eckert went two for three with
- 1:11two RBIs and a run for Henry eleven nine, which
- 1:13scored eight runs in the first inning. Bella Williams threw
- 1:17a complete game to earn the win, allowing six runs
- 1:20on six hits with seven strikeouts and one walk. Bureau
- 1:24Valley three seven anawon Weathersfield four to four. The Storm
- 1:28split a Lincoln Trail Conference doubleheader on the road, losing
- 1:32the first game four to three and winning the second
- 1:34seven to four. In the opener, AW scored three runs
- 1:38in the bottom of the seventh to earn the walk
- 1:40off win. Caidin Hage was two for four with a run,
- 1:44while Denika Benavidez took the loss in the circle. In
- 1:47the second game, Emily Wright went three for four with
- 1:50two doubles, two RBIs and a run for BV eight
- 1:53thirteen five seven LTC, while Avery Bopes was two for
- 1:56three with a triple and scored two runs. Benavidez earned
- 1:59the w in relief. Riverdale sixteen thirteen Hall won zero.
- 2:04The Red Devils were swept in a three Rivers Conference
- 2:07crossover doubleheader in Spring Valley, losing sixteen to one in
- 2:10four innings and thirteen zero in five innings. Charlie Pellegriney
- 2:15went one for three and drove in a run in
- 2:18the opener and also took the loss in the circle.
- 2:21In the second game. Charlie and Aubrey Pellegrini each had
- 2:24a hit for Hall seven nineteen, while Madison Crewer took
- 2:27the loss in the circle. Mercer County seven, Mendota four.
- 2:32Lexi Sailor tripled, doubled, and scored a run as the
- 2:34Trojan's loss of three Rivers Conference crossover in Mendota. Eva
- 2:39Beats and Charlie dankin Bring were each one for four
- 2:41with a run and an RBI for Mendota ten to sixteen,
- 2:45while Sailor took the loss in the circle. Amboy twelve
- 2:48Earlville two six in Bailey Miller and Savannah Lawton each
- 2:52had a hit and scored a run as the Red
- 2:54Raiders lost a non conference game in Earlville. Riley Kelly
- 2:58was the losing pitcher for Earlville ten time nine Baseball
- 3:02Hall eight eight Riverdale won six. The Red Devils swept
- 3:05a three Rivers Conference crossover doubleheader in Spring Valley, winning
- 3:09eight one and eight six. In the opener. Jackson Pinter
- 3:13triple doubled and scored two runs, while Noah Plim was
- 3:16two for four with two RBIs in a run. Braden
- 3:20Curran threw a complete game, giving up one run on
- 3:22four hits with five strikeouts and no walks. The Red
- 3:26Devil scored six runs in the second inning of the
- 3:29second game. Luke Bryant doubled, drove in three runs and
- 3:33scored two runs for Hall August first nineteen, and Jack
- 3:37Curran tripled and scored a run. Brody Bosey was the
- 3:40winning pitcher Saint Beide ten, Newark zero six in. Max
- 3:44Baker was two for two and drove in five runs
- 3:46to lead the Bruins to a non conference victory in Newark.
- 3:50Ran Bierceiny doubled, scored three runs and drove in a
- 3:53run for Saint Bede seventeen eight, while Drew Carboni and
- 3:56Gino Ferrari each had a hit an RBI in a run.
- 4:00Chase Reva was the winning pitcher as he gave up
- 4:02four hits, struck out seven, and walked two and three
- 4:05scoreless innings. Henry Senequin in eighteen Elpaso Gridley thirteen. Carson
- 4:11Rowe went three for four with a triple a double,
- 4:13four runs and an RBI as the Mallards outslugged the
- 4:16Titans in a non conference game in Henry, Ashton. Sprague
- 4:20was three for four with a double, three runs and
- 4:23an RBI. Austin Keith was two for four with a double,
- 4:25two runs and an RBI, and Jaden Deworth and Landon
- 4:28Harbison each had two hits, two RBIs and a run.
- 4:32Evan Culp was the winning pitcher in relief for Henry
- 4:35eleven fourteen anawon Weathersfield six to two Bureau Valley five zero.
- 4:41The Storm were swept in a Lincoln Trail Conference doubleheader
- 4:44on the road, losing six five in eight innings and
- 4:47two zero. Drake Taylor went two for three with a
- 4:50double and drove in three runs in the first game,
- 4:53while Logan Philhauer was one for three with a run
- 4:56and an RBI. Dylan Hallett was the losing pitcher in
- 5:00relief in the second game. Taylor and Phil Hower each
- 5:03had a hit for the Storm's only two hits. Phil
- 5:06Hower took the loss on the mound for BV nine
- 5:08to elevens and six to two as he gave up
- 5:11two runs on two hits. With eight strikeouts and four
- 5:13walks in a complete game. Morrison twelve, Mendota nine. Aidentilman doubled,
- 5:19drove in two runs, and scored two runs as the
- 5:21Trojans lost a non conference game in Mendota. Dane Doyle
- 5:25was three for four with a triple and two runs
- 5:27for Mendota ten to eleven, and Colin cost doubled and
- 5:30drove in two runs. Brody Hart took the loss on
- 5:34the Mound Girls Soccer Ottawa nine to pew Hall zero.
- 5:38The Little Giants were shut out in Ottawa