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Mendota’s Sebastian Carlos qualifies for state in 400: Wednesday’s NewsTribune roundup · Illinois Valley - Shaw Local

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  Speaker 1: Mendota Sebastian Carlos qualifies for state in four hundred Wednesday's
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  News Tribune Roundup written by Kevin Schlum. This article is
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  being read by an automated voice brought to you by
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  Everlett Boys Track and Field at Rochelle. After missing out
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  on a state berth last season, Mendota senior Sebastian Carlos
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  earned his second career trip to Charleston by winning the
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  four hundred meter dash Thursday at the class to a
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  Rochelle Sectional. Carlos ran a fifty point one four seconds
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  to beat Plano's Johnny Espino, who finished in fifty point
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  four to one. It was a bad race I ran
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  last year at sectional, Carlos said, I'm glad I got
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  first today. It's not the time I wanted, but first
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  is first and I made it to State. It feels great.
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  I was definitely looking forward to this. My coach and
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  I have been working really hard this whole season. We
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  only had one goal in mind, and that was to
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  make it to State. We finally made it happen, so
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  it feels great. Carlos also finished third in the two
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  hundred and twenty two Dot six four Comma missing state
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  in the event by one place and zero point one
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  four seconds. Carlos was Mendota's lone state qualifier at El Paso,
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  Putnam County Senior Alex Rodriguez and Henry Midlands Breckon Piles
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  each qualified for state in two events out of the
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  Class one at El Paso Gridley Sectional. Rodriguez finished second
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  in both throws, with tosses of fifteen point five to
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  nine meters in the shot put and forty seven point
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  six eight meters in the discus. Piles cleared a personal
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  record one point eight five to win the high jump.
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  He placed fourth in the long jump at six dot
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  four Comma, which beat the state qualifying standard. Saint Beds
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  James Arkins and Fieldcrests Michael Beckett and Bryden Epplin also
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  advanced to state. Arkins cleared a PR three point twenty
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  eight to win the pole vault, Beckett leaped thirteen point
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  two two to win the triple jump, and Epplin recorded
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  a forty three point six four to finish third in
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  the discus, eclipsing the state standard. At Erie Bureau Valleys,
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  Andrew Roth qualified for state in three events out of
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  the Class one at Erie sectional. Roth ran qualifying times
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  as he placed third in the one hundred ten meter
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  hurdles fifteen point seven nine seconds and fourth in the
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  three hundred hurdles forty one point six three, and he
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  also ran with Keenan Richter, Tucker Shane, and Morgan Monasmith
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  took place fifth in a qualifying time of forty four
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  point zero one seconds in the four x one hundred.
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  The storm also had Shanky, Monasmith, Richter and Kyle Velasquez
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  takes sixth in a qualifying time of one thirty two
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  point eight three in the FOKS two hundred, and Alex Gallardo,
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  Caine Richter, Adrian Galardo and Maddos Moore finished sixth in
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  a qualifying time of eight thirty point four to eight
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  in the FORKS eight hundred. Amboy co ops. Ian Hassler
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  and Damian Bender each advanced to state in multiple events.
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  Hassler won the discus with a throw of forty seven
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  point four to four meters and took third in the
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  shot put with a qualifying toss of one four dot
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  nine to two comma a pr. Bender was runner up
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  in the three hundred hurdles in forty point nine two
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  and took third in long jump with a qualifying leap
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  of six point six to two. Softball Saint Bede eleven
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  al Passo Gridley's zero five in. Hannah Haberger went two
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  for two with a double, three RBIs and a run
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  to help the number one seed to Bruins to a
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  victory over the number nine Titans in a Class two
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  a Prairie Central Regional semi final in Fairbury. Ella Burke
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  was two for two, drove in two runs and scored
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  two runs. Emma Slingsby was two for three with two runs,
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  and Lily Bosnik doubled and scored twice. Macy Strau earned
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  the win in the circle as she allowed three hits,
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  struck out five, and walked two in five innings. Saint
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  Bede twenty nine to four advances to the title game
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  at eleven am Saturday, to play the winner of Thursday
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  semi final between number four Prairie Central and number six
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  Bismarck Henning Roseville. Alvin Mendota ten Sandwich eight. Lexis Sailor
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  went three for four with a home run, a double,
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  three RBIs and three runs to lead the number five
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  seeded Trojans to a victory over the number four Indians
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  in a class to a Byron Regional semifinal in Byron.
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  Addison Perriman went two for four with a double, two
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  RBIs and a run in Eva Beats Doubled drove in
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  a run and scored a run. Sailor also earned the
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  win in the circle for Mendota twelve nineteen, which advances
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  to play number one Stillman Valley in the title game
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  at five thirty pm. Friday, Girls Soccer Rock Island two Lasal,
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  Peru on PKS. The number four seeded Cavaliers saw their
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  season come to an end with a penalty kick loss
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  to the number five Rocks and a class to a
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  Sycamore Regional semise final in Sycamore. LP finishes. December twond
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  ten Baseball Saint Bete eight Mendota four. The Bruins scored
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  seven runs in the first inning on the way to
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  a non conference victory in Peru. Drew Carboni was three
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  for four with three RBIs and a run. Max Baker
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  went one for two, drove in two runs and scored
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  a run, and Gino Dinges was one for three with
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  a run and an RBI. Dinges also earned the win
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  on the mound for Saint Bede twenty two twelve, as
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  he gave up two runs on four hits with three
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  strikeouts and four walks in five and one third innings.
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  Oscarcastaneda doubled, drove in a run and scored a run
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  for Mendota thirteen fourteen, and Gavin Evans was one for
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  three with two RBIs. Dane Doyle was the losing pitcher
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  Putnam County thirteen, Princeville one five in Peyton Bardow went
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  two for three with a double, two RBIs and a
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  run to help the Panthers to a non conference victory
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  in Princeville. Calan Weisbrock went two for three and drove
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  in two runs for PC nineteen eleven, and Jacob Ferrer
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  was one for one and scored two runs. Rudy Villagomes
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  was the winning pitcher as he gave up one run
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  on eight hits with five strikeouts and no walks in
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  five innings. Field Cress nine, Ridge View three. Lucas May
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  went one for four with two RBIs and two runs
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  to help the Knights to a Heart of Illinois Conference
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  victory in colfax Leyton Gerdas was one for two with
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  two runs and an RBI for Field Crest eleven fifteen
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  sixty five IK, while Zach Overacker doubled and drove in
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  two runs. Layton Gerdas also was the winning pitcher as
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  he allowed one hit while striking out ten and walking
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  none in five scoreless innings. Alwood five, Henry Senaquine three.
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  Carson Rowe doubled, drove in a run, and scored a
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  run as the Mallards lost a non conference game in
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  Henry Landon. Harbison and Ashton Sprague each had a hit
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  and an RBI for Henry core, while Sprague also took
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  the loss on the mound