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Meet the 2026 BCR Girls Track & Field Team · Illinois Valley - Shaw Local

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  Speaker 1: Meet the twenty twenty six BCR Girls track and Field team.
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  Written by Kevin Hieronymous. This article is being read by
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  an automated voice brought to you by Everlett. Gillian Anderson,
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  the senior from Ohio, jumped her way back to state,
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  landing a sixth place medal in the high jump with
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  a season best five three one quarter. She placed third
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  at the Newicky and Erie Sectional meets. Anderson will compete
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  for Saint Ambrose University next year. Lily Bosnik, Saint Bede's
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  the Year Saint Bede's Super senior, wrapped up her prep
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  career with a second place medal in the one hundred
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  hurdles and third in three hundred. The BCR Track Athlete
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  of the Year led the honor roll in both hurdles
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  events with times of fourteen point eight eight and forty
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  five point three. She also qualified in the one hundred meters,
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  pacing the honor roll in twelve point sixty three. She
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  was sectional champ in both her roles and Tri County
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  Conference champ in the one hundred hurdles and runner up
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  in the three hu hundred hurdles and one hundred dash.
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  Elice House Bureau Valley So, the Storm sophomore, took it
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  to the House with a third place state finish in
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  the four hundred meters, lowering her honor roll top time
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  to fifty six point seventy five. House was the Lincoln
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  Trail Conference and Sectional champion in the four hundred, and
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  set the school record in the two hundred at twenty
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  six point zero one. Savannah Brey Saint Bede Sunder, the
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  Saint Bede senior, returned to state in the shot put,
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  placing nineteenth. She led the honor roll with a toss
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  of thirty five to one and three quarters and was
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  the Tri County Conference champ and sectional runner up. Oliva
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  gasper So, the sophomore from Lamoyle, led the honor roll
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  in the discuss with a toss of one hundred and
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  one seven. She was also number two in the shot
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  at thirty three eleven and a half, breaking Amboy's FSAH record.
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  Kij Lucas Saint Bede So, the Saint Bede sophomore, made
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  her way back to state in the high jump, clearing
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  an even five foot along the way, placing eighteenth in
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  Class one A. Josie Sierans, Princeton So Sierans was the
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  pole vault champ in Bureau County, using a fourth place
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  vault of eight six and one quarter at the Three
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  Rivers Meet for her season best. Madison Ship Bureau Valley Fire.
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  The Storm freshman jumped right into the prep ranks, finishing
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  eleventh at state in the triple jump with the honor
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  roll best thirty four to nine and three quarters. She
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  was the Lincoln Trail Conference champ and sectional runner up.
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  Maya Ship bvs. Ship qualified for state for the second year,
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  this time in the long jump for state, placing thirty
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  seventh with the honor roll best sixteen nine and three quarters.
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  She also ran on the Storm State four four hundred
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  Joscelyn Strauss Princeton, so saving her best for last. Strauss
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  ran a two to twenty nine point zero one in
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  the eight hundred meters at the two of Mendota Sectional
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  to take over the top spot in the honor roll
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  Harper Wetzel Bureau Valere. Thevetzel family tradition will continue with
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  the freshman Harper. The b v frosh made fast tracks
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  to state, qualifying in the one thousand, six hundred with
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  a BCR best five thirty five point zero three. Matty
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  Wetzel Bureau Valley Sashire, the Storm senior, had a good
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  run for the Storm, qualifying for state in the three thousand,
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  two hundred again and leading the honor roll in twelve
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  twenty six point five to six. She was the Sectional
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  and Lincoln Trail Conference runner up. She will run for
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  Illinois Wesley next year. Bella Yanos Alosashir, the Amboy Senior,
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  ended her Clipper career in Charleston, finishing nineteenth in the
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  long jump. Yano's topped the honor roll at seventeen eight
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  and one quarter relays a low four to one hundred.
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  The Clipper crew of Alexa McKendree, Matti Althous, Gillian Anderson,
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  and Bella Yanos qualified for state, leading the honor roll
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  with a time of fifty one point one one B
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  four two hundred. The Storms Caitlin Egan, Abbey Stabler, Maya
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  Ship and Elie House led the honor roll with a
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  time of one fifty one point four bv four x
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  four hundred. Abbey, Stabler, Maya Ship and Alice House picked
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  up Jemma Moore to make their way to state with
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  the honor roll best time of four to fourteen point
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  four two BV four x eight hundred. The Storm BV
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  also qualified for state, finishing eighteenth. The Storms Mattie Wetzel,
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  Abbey Stabler, Gemma Moore, and Harper. Wetzel ran a season
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  best and honor roll top time of ten oh six
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  dot eighty six at sectional