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- 0:05Princeton
- 0:05Volleyball Tops Hall and Three Rivers East Match, Thursday's News Tribune, BCR
- 0:10Roundup. Written by Kevin Schlum This article is being read by an
- 0:15automated voice, brought to you by Everlit. Girls volleyball? Princeton def.
- 0:22Hall twenty five seventeen, twenty five eighteen. Peyton Brandt had eight kills,
- 0:27five points, and an ace to lead the Tigresses to a victory
- 0:30in a Three Rivers Conference East Division match in Spring Valley. Ava
- 0:35Kyle had 25 digs for Princeton, 9-8-32 TRC East, while Peyton Harden
- 0:40contributed 14 assists and 6 points. Caitlin Coots had six kills and
- 0:45six digs for the Red Devils, six twelve two two three, and
- 0:48Leah Burkhart contributed seven digs and five kills. Henry Senequine def. Dwight
- 0:54twenty five twenty two twenty five twenty two. Grace Anderson had twenty
- 0:58assists, six digs, an ace, and a block to help the Mallards
- 1:02to a tri county conference victory in Henry. Brina Anderson had 14
- 1:06digs, 9 kills and 2 aces for Henry 91014 TCC, while Elena
- 1:11Sprague added 12 digs and 2 aces. Bureau Valley Def. Mendota twenty
- 1:16five nineteen twenty five eighteen. Brooke Helms had seventeen digs, ten points
- 1:21and four aces to lead the storm to a non conference victory
- 1:24in Mendota. Brindley Dhodi had 10 kills, 5 points and 3 aces
- 1:28for BV July 1, 14, while Libby Indress added 17 assists, 5
- 1:33points and an ace. Earlville DeF. Low point Washburn twenty five, twenty
- 1:38one, twenty five, twenty one. Audrey Scheer had ten assists as the
- 1:42Red Raiders earned a non conference victory in Earlville. Addie Scheer and
- 1:47Kylie Francis each had four kills for Earlville, ten twelve, while Kylie
- 1:51Helgeson added nine points, two aces and four digs. Boys soccer. Mendota
- 1:554, Sterling 2. Caesar Cassus scored two of his three goals in
- 1:59the final fifteen minutes to lead the Trojans.
- 2:01To a non conference victory in Stirling. Abel Nanez also scored a
- 2:06goal for Mendota twelve four while Gianni Figueroa made six saves. Boys
- 2:10Golf At LaSalle, Kamden Pulowski shot a 75-tie for 9th individually and
- 2:15helped Mendota to 4th place among nine teams at Seneca's Oak Ridge
- 2:19Golf Course. Ottawa won with a score of 288, followed by Rochelle,
- 2:25298, Sycamore, 301, and LaSalle Peru, 315. Ashton
- 2:33Stamberger, 78, Cal Doyle, 79, and Eston Otero, 81, rounded out the
- 2:38scores for the Trojans. Adam Chu and Ed McLaughlin each shot a
- 2:4377 for the Cavaliers, while Hunter Schuba had an 80 and Mason
- 2:47Sechell added an 81. At Toluca, Carter Senko shot a thirty six
- 2:52to claim medallist honors as Fieldcrest finished second in a Triangular at
- 2:56Tall Oaks Country Club in Toluca. Deer Creek Mackkin won with a
- 3:01167, followed by the Knights, 175, and Roanoke Benson, 183.
- 3:08Cohen Reichmann and Ethan Velazza each had a forty-six for Fieldcrest, while
- 3:12Ryan Earnthaler and Zach Harms each added a 47. Girls Golf At
- 3:17Stirling, Hannah Claiborne carted a forty five to earn medallist honors and
- 3:22lead Princeton to a victory in a triangular at Emerald Hill golf
- 3:25course. The Tigresses tallied a 207 to beat Sterling, 218,
- 3:32and Erie Prophetstown, 228. Ileana Jones, fifty Taylor Compton, fifty
- 3:38five, and Jana Peterson, fifty seven, rounded out the scores for Princeton.
- 3:42At Port Byron, Bureau Valley's Michaela Noder shot a 55 to finish
- 3:47third in a meet at Byron Hills golf course. At Eureka, Fieldcrest
- 3:51finished third in a triangular at Kaufman Park Golf Course. Eureka won
- 3:57with 197 followed by Prairie Central 203 and the Knights 228.
- 4:05Madeline Thessfield led Fieldcrest with a forty-eight, while Lena Greskoviac had a
- 4:09fifty-four and Olivia Bernardi had a fifty-eight. Cross Country At Spring Valley,
- 4:14the St Bede Boys had three of the top four finishers, as
- 4:18the Bruins tallied twenty points to beat Henry Midland, 43, and Hall,
- 4:2268. St. Bede's RJ Hermesio, eighteen thirty-two point three, Adrian Hermesillo eighteen
- 4:29forty three point three, and Mason Haskell, nineteen thirty-eight point nine, placed
- 4:34second, third, and fourth. The Timber Ducks Max Dalton won by finishing
- 4:38the three mile course in eighteen nineteen point six.