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Bureau Valley volleyball one win from unbeaten LTC finish: Monday’s NewsTribune/BCR roundup · Illinois Valley - Shaw Local

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  Bureau
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  Valley Volleyball 1 win from unbeaten LTC Finish Monday's News Tribune BCR
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  Roundup. This article is being road by
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  an automated voice brought to you by Everlit. Volleyball. Bureau Valley Def.
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  Princeville 2516-2520. The Storm won their tenth straight match and improved to
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  7-2 on the road with a straight sets win at Princeville. Brindley
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  Doty recorded six kills for Bureau Valley, July 1, 22, 10-0 Lincoln
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  Trail, while Brooke Helms totaled three aces. Helms shared the team lead
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  in digs with Maya Ship with eight apiece, and Ship also shared
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  the team lead in blocks with Elise House. Libby Undris finished with
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  14 assists. The Storm will attempt to finish conference play unbeaten when
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  they host Rova Williamsfield Wednesday at the Storm Cellar. Putnam County Def.
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  Earlville 27-25-2519. The Panthers achieved a sweep of Earlville on the road
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  in a preview of the team's upcoming opening round regional match. Maya
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  Richardson totaled 9 kills and 7 assists, while Britney Trinidad finished with
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  8 kills and 10 assists. Kennedy Holocker put up a team-high 14
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  digs while Richardson and Sarah Wiesbrock recorded 13. Wiesbrock was honored after
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  the match for recording her 1500th dig as a panther. Putnam County,
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  august third, sixteen, closes its regular season Tuesday against Roanoke Benson. Liz
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  Vasquez had 20 digs for Earlville, 15-15, while Audrey Shearer contributed 5
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  kills and a block. Morris Duff. Princeton fourteen twenty five, twenty five
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  twelve, twenty five twenty three. The Tigresses were narrowly beaten in non
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  conference play after recording five wins in a seven match stretch. Colby
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  Lawson's 10 kills paced Princeton, 16 and 15, while Danica Burden put
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  up eight and Peyton Brandt added seven. AvaKyle recorded 29 digs and
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  matched Chloe Moates for the team lead in Aces with two, while
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  Peyton Harden had 16 assists. Sitting at 7-2 in 3 Rivers Conference
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  East Division play, Princeton can clinch a tie for first place with
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  a win over Newman 16-17-3-6. Allemand Def. Hall twenty
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  five seventeen, twenty five nineteen. The Red Devils closed their home schedule
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  with a non conference loss to Alaman, thirteen and ten, Hall's fifth
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  consecutive setback. Caitlin Coutz led the Red Devils with six kills and
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  seven digs, while Mia Wenzel finished with fifteen assists. The Red Devils,
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  719427-3 Rivers East, complete their regular season schedule Tuesday at Mendota at
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  925-18. Girls swimming At Morrison, the LaSalle-Paru Co-op won seven of
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  eleven events to prevail in a four-team meet at Morrison. The Cavaliers
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  scored 303 points to outdistance Clinton, Iowa with 247, Morrison with
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  168, and Geneseo with 50. Sam Nauman turned in four first place
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  finishes for LP, breaking her own school record in the 100-yard butterfly
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  with a time of 58.74 seconds. Nauman also won the 100 breaststroke,
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  111.76, and teamed with Finley Jobst, Anna Weidel, and Dawson Ketman to
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  win the 400 free relay, 40250, and 200 Medley Relay, 20250. Ketman
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  and Whitel finished first, 27.97 and second, 28.10 in the 50
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  free. While Emily Lowry, 237.82, and Addison Budnick, 238.79,
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  claimed the top two spots in the 200 individual medley. Lillian Clayton
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  claimed a 16-second margin of victory in the 500 free, 552.77. The
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  Cavaliers host a duel meet Tuesday against Pontiac.