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Ottawa’s Bryer Harris closes season, amazing career at 2A state golf: The Times Saturday Roundup · Illinois Valley - Shaw Local

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  Ottawa’s
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  Breyer Harris closes season. Amazing career At two A State Golf. The
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  Time Saturday Roundup. Written by Brian Hoxy and JT Pedalty. This article
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  is being read by an automated voice, brought to you by Everlet.
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  Boys Golf Ottawa's Harris finishes 74th at 2A state: At Wybring Golf
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  Club in Normal, Pirates senior Briar Harris shot a second round score
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  of 86 to finish with a 2-day score of 168 and 74th
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  place at the Class 2A state: finals on Saturday. Fieldcrest Senko places
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  eighth, earns medal at 1A State. At Prairie Vista Golf Course in
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  Bloomington, Knights senior Carter Senko shot a 1 over par 73 in
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  the second round of the Class 1A state finals.
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  Finishing 8th and earning a medal with a two-day score of 149.
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  Girls Golf Seneca's Stenzel finishes strong at 1A state. At Red Tail
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  Run golf course in Decatur, fighting Irish senior Piper Stenzell in her
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  fourth state appearance, shot a second round score of eighty to finish
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  with a two day score of one hundred and seventy, good for
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  thirty sixth place at the Class 1A state finals. Football. Flanagan Cornell
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  slash Woodland 42, St. Thomas More 32 At Champaign, the Falcons improved
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  to 5-2 on the season, with the Road Illinois Eight-Man Football Association
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  win over the Sabres. Which led thirty sixteen at halftime and has
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  now won for straight games, is now playoff eligible. Girls tennis Pirates
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  Champs at i-8 tournament At Ottawa's Henderson-Guenter Tennis facility, the host Pirates
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  on Saturday claimed the championship of the Interstate 8 Conference Tournament, edging
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  rival LaSalle Peru by 1.2423. Ottawa's players won
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  two brackets, Savannah Frederickson the champion at number one singles, and Ashlyn
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  Ollison and Mighty Guevero finishing first at number three doubles. Frederickson defeated
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  Cannelyn's Mikaela Shields 6-0-6-2 for the singles title. Ollison and Guevero's championship
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  match was a 6-3-6-2 victory over their counterparts from Sycamore. Other placers
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  for Ottawa included Dixie Smick and Carson Moore, second at number two
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  doubles, Reagan Davis, third at number two singles, and the team of
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  Caitlin Tretnero and Madey Olzewski, fourth at number one doubles, Girls Volleyball
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  Serena Def. Sumanock 23 25, 25 20, 25 15. In
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  the third place match of the Lit Little Ten Conference Tournament at
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  Shabona, uh the Huskers, march second, seventeen, bounced back after dropping the
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  opening set to defeat the Bobcats. Serena was led by Anna Herp,
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  20 kills, 11 digs, 3 aces. Alexa McNally 8 kills. Maddie Young
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  6 kills, 6 digs, 28 assists. Maddie Brooker 6 kills, 4 digs,
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  Brindley Glade, 11 digs, 3 aces, Parker Twaite, 8 blocks. Earlville Def
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  Indian Creek 2516-2519 In the fifth place match of the Little Ten
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  Conference Tournament at Shibona, the Red Raiders topped the host Timberwolves in
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  straight sets. Earlville was led by Liz Vazquez eleven service points nine
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  digs, JC Helgeson ten points, thirteen digs, Audrey Sharer, eleven kills, Addy
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  Sharer, five kills, three blocks, and Peyton Actis, eleven assists. Girls cross
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  country. Seneca first, host sandwich second. At the Sandwich Fairgrounds, the Fighting
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  Irish scored 39 points and the Indians 56 points to take the
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  top two spots of the 5-team sandwich invitational. Seneca was by Josie
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  Mueller, 20 minutes 41 seconds, 2nd, Ellie Thompson, 2051, 3rd, Talia
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  Jenkins, 21 o'clock 5th, Julie Mueller, 2306 12th, Anica Jackson, 2434
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  21st, and Aurora Jackson 2453 23rd. Sandwich was led by Champion
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  Kayla Cresson, 2028, Isla Stevens, 2141, 7th, Olivia Agaganian,
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  2337, 14th, Nora Vick, 2424 20th, and Lydia Cartwright, 2452
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  22nd Streeter was led by individual Luca Trammel, twenty two fifty eight
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  tenth, Giselle Guadarama, twenty three eighteenth thirteenth, and Brianna Chavez, twenty seven
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  fifteen, thirtieth. Ottawa sixteenth at Metamora. In the fiftieth Gene Jones Run
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  in Red Invitational at Black Partridge Park, the Pirates four hundred and
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  fifteen. Finished sixteenth of the twenty one competing teams. Ottawa was
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  led by Georgia Kirkpatrick, 21, 14.87th, Ailey Harstad, 21,
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  32.88, Leah Ferrentino, 22, 12.3, 113th, Sophia
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  Hart, 22, 14.1, 115th, Ocean Fowler, 22, 28.2
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  120th, Kiana Berry, 22 33.4, 123rd, and Elizabeth
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  Arnold, 22 36.6th, 125th. Fieldcrest Nusbaum
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  25th at Hayworth. In the Hayworth Hornet Invite at Centennial Park, Knight
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  sophomore Chloe Nusbaum finished 25th in a time of twenty-three, seventeen point
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  four. Boys Cross Country Sandwich 2nd, Seneca 3rd, Straighter 5th. At the
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  Sandwich Fairgrounds, the Indians scored 47 points to finish behind only champion
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  La Sal Peru 37 in the 17 Sandwich Invitational. Seneca 83 placed
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  third and straighter 143 fifth. Sandwich was led by Logan Trigg, seventeen
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  seventeen second, Lincoln Minard, seventeen fifty one seventh, Damian Walsh, eighteen twenty
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  eight twelfth, and Jackson Miller, nineteen thirteen-twentieth. Seneca was led by Liam
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  Baima, 1732 3rd, Alex Zydrin, 1853 15th, Landon Hebble, 1858,
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  16th, Callum Wright, 19 o'clock eighteenth, and Brady Fort, 1912 19th.
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  Phoenix Velasquez, eighteen thirty two-thirteenth, Led Streeter, followed by Jack Reese, nineteen
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  fourteen twenty first, and Braden Hansas, twenty fifty seven, thirty fifth. Newark's
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  Austin Rybel, 1818, and Tegan Brits, 1819, placed tenth and eleventh, respectively.
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  Ottawa 17th at Metamora. In the 50th, Gene Jones Runin Red Invitational
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  at Black Partridge Park. The Pirates 486 finished 17th of the 24
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  competing teams. Ottawa was led by Atlas Brown, sixteen twenty six point
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  two seventieth, Tucker Clemens, seventeen oh two, one one hundred first, Connor
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  Medina, seventeen oh eight, eight one hundred tenth, Aries Brown, eighteen oh
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  two, six one hundred forty fourth, and Landon Gustafson, eighteen oh seven,
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  six one hundred forty eighth. Fieldcrest sixth at Hayworth. In the Hayworth
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  Hornet Invite at Centennial Park, the Knights one hundred and thirty seven
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  placed sixth in the seventeen event. Fieldcrest was led by Gavin Dykman,
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  18, 27.4, 18, 52.2 27th, Rylan Vala,
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  Volatine, 19, 40.8 44th, Christian Rodriguez, 19, 47.86th,
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  and James Stolt, 23, 49th. Flanagan, Cornell's, Landon Lions, 19, 38.4
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  finished 42nd. Boys Soccer Streeter seven, Saint Bede won. At the James
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  Street Recreation Area, the Bulldogs 894 scored five goals in the first
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  half in the victory over the visiting Bruins. Mendota 4, Ottawa 2.
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  At Mendota, the Pirates, 611-1, were outscored 3-1 in the second half
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  in the loss to the Trojans, April 1, 16. Hinckley Big Rock
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  7 Sandwich 0. At Hinckley, the Indians 018 trailed 4-0 at halftime
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  in the loss to the Royals.