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Hall baseball shuts out Princeton: Thursday’s NewsTribune roundup · Illinois Valley - Shaw Local

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  Speaker 1: Hall Baseball shuts out Princeton Thursday's News Tribune roundup written
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  by Kevin Schlumb. This article is being read by an
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  automated voice brought to you by Everlet Baseball Haul ten
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  Princeton zero five in. Noah Plim tripled, drove in two runs,
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  and scored a run Thursday as the Red Devils earned
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  a three Rivers Conference East Division victory in Princeton. Gino
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  Ferrari was two for three with a double, three runs
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  and an RBI for Hall August for sixteen seven to
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  two TRC East, while Luke Bryant and Hunter Edgecomb each
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  had two hits, two RBIs in a run. Bryant also
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  threw a one hit shutout with six strikeouts and one walk.
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  Noah Morton doubled for the lone hit for the Tigers
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  seven to twelve, five four, and also took the loss
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  on the mound. Saint Bete fifteen Henry Snaquine two six in.
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  Geno Dinges went four for four with a triple, two doubles,
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  four RBIs and four runs to lead the Bruins to
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  a Tri County Conference victory. In Henry. Makes Baker was
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  two for four and drove in two runs for Saint
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  Bede sixteen seven eight one TCC, while Rambersini was one
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  for three with two RBIs and a run. A. J.
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  Hermes earned the win in relief, striking out three and
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  walking one in three and one third scoreless, hitless innings.
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  Jacob Miller doubled, drove in a run, and scored a
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  run for Henry nine fourteen for nine and also took
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  the loss on the mound lasal Peru four, Rochelle three
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  Gavin Kallis went one for three and drove in two
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  runs as the Cavaliers won an Interstate eight Conference game
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  in LaSalle to avoid a three game series sweep. Jet
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  Hill was one for three and scored two runs for
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  LP nine sixteen nine sixteen four eight I eight, which
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  snapped a six game losing streak, while gray Or Nat
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  was three for three with a double. Tyler Spelech pitched
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  six innings, allowing three unearned runs on four hits, with
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  four strikeouts and two t walks, while Gino Argibright earned
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  the win with an inning of scoreless relief. Mendota seven
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  Erie Prophetstown two. Dane Doyle doubled three times drove in
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  two runs and scored a run to help the Trojans
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  to a three Rivers Conference East Division victory in Mendoda.
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  Doyle also was the winning pitcher, giving up two runs,
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  one earned on four hits with six strikeouts and one
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  walk in five innings. Aiden Tillman was three for three
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  with two RBIs and a run for Mendota ten nine
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  four eight t RC East and Estenotero was two for
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  four with a double and two runs. Field Crest fifteen
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  Fisher two five in Leyton Girds went two for two
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  with a home run, five RBIs and three runs to
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  lead the Knights to a Heart of Illinois Conference victory
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  in Winona. Noah Anson was two for three with a double,
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  three runs and an RBI for Field Crest, while Drew
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  Overacker doubled and drove in three runs. Leyton Gerdas was
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  the winning pitcher as he gave up two unearned runs
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  on three hits with nine strikeouts and one walk in
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  five innings. Rova Williams Field five Bureau Valley zero. Drake
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  Taylor had the Storm's lone hit in a Lincoln Trail
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  Conference crossover loss in Manlius. Taylor also took the loss
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  on the mound for b V nine to nine softball
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  so sal Peru five, Canlon two Carmen Piano went two
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  for four with a double and drove in two runs
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  to help the Cavaliers to an Interstate eight Conference victory
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  in Maple Park. Anna Arriva was one for three with
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  two RBIs for LP sixteen twelve three six I eight,
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  while Kelsey Frederick doubled and scored a run. Taylor Vascagni
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  was the winning pitcher as she gave up one earned
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  run on one hit with six strikeouts and one walk
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  in four innings. Saint Bete eleven Henry Senequine eight. Ella
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  Burke went two for two with a double, three runs
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  and two RBIs to help the Bruins to a Tri
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  County Conference victory in Henry. Hannah Heiberger was two for
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  four with a double, two RBIs and a run for
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  Saint Bede twenty one four eight two TCC, while Morgan
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  Mercer was one for two, scored two runs and drove
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  in a run. Chipper Rossi was the winning pitcher as
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  she gave up eight runs, six earned on fourteen hits
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  with three strikeouts and three walks in six innings Harper
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  Shrock was three for four with a triple, a double,
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  an RBI and a run for Henry ten eight eight five,
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  while m A. K. Gsparto went two for three with
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  two runs and an RBI, and Addie Robbins was two
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  for three and scored three runs. Bella Williams was the
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  losing pitcher for the Mallards Rova Williams Field six, Bureau
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  Valley three. Cayden Hogg went two for four with a
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  double and scored a run as the Storm lost a
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  Lincoln Trail Conference crossover in Manlius. Ali Carrington and Abby
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  Jamison each had a hit and an RBI for b
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  seven to twelve, while Mallory Malback Williams was the losing
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  pitcher as she gave up six runs, three earned on
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  eleven hits with three strikeouts and no walks in seven innings.
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  Gary Prophetstown twenty two, Mendota five six in Addison Perryman
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  went two for three with a triple and drove in
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  three runs as the Trojans lost a three Rivers Conference
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  East Division game in Mendota. Lexi Sailor was two for
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  three with a double, two runs and an RBI and
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  was the losing pitcher for Mendota ten fourteen one eight
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  TRC East Marquette eleven Putnam County two. Alexis Margas had
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  the Panthers lone hit and scored a run in a
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  Tri County Conference loss in Ottawa. Kennedy Hollicker was a
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  losing pitcher for PC eight fourteen sixty eight TCC Track
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  and Field at Rochelle, Aubrey Dutlinger won two events at
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  the Interstate eight Conference meet. She leaped ten point four
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  to two meters in the triple jump and five meters
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  in the long jump. The Cavaliers tallied seventy five points
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  to finish fourth in the sixteen meet Sycamore one with
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  one hundred and fifty nine points. Also for LP, Natilie
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  Wosniek won the high jump by clearing one point four
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  to two meters, while the four x eight hundred meter
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  relay team of Aubrey Urbanski, Joselyn Carlos, Gracie Polich and
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  Bethany Kassepersky finished second in eleven oh nine ninety eight
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  At Orion, Mendota's Maria Elam won one event and placed
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  second in three others in the three Rivers Conference meet
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  Elam won the triple jump with a leap of ten
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  point five nine meters, and she was runner up in
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  the high jump one point six to two, the one
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  hundred meter hurdles fifteen pint point nine three seconds, and
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  the three hundred hurdles forty six point eight seven. Reagan
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  Atherton won the long jump five point one two for Mendota,
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  which notched ninety one points to place fourth. Shared one
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  with one hundred and twenty seven points. Princeton forty six
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  was sixth and Haul six was twelve. Peyton Frew led
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  the Tigresses as she placed second in the three thousand,
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  two hundred and twelve thirty four point seven six at Henry.
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  Henry Midland swept its senior night meet. The timber Duck
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  girls scored eighty four points to beat Low Point, Washburn
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  forty and Putnam County twenty three. H m's Daniella Bummer
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  won the one hundred meters dash twelve point six eight
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  seconds and the four hundred one oh four thirty four
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  and anchored the four x one hundred fifty one point
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  twenty six and four x two hundred one forty seven
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  point three four to victories. She ran with Alison Mitchell,
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  Taylor Frawley, and Audrey Chambers. Other winners for the timber
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  Ducks were Piper Roach in the two hundred twenty seven
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  point two two, Danika Maddex in the eight hundred two
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  forty seven point four and one thousand, six hundred six
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  twenty four point one nine, Mitchell in the one hundred
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  hurdles sixteen point three four, Harper Warner in the three
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  hundred hurdles fifty one point seven, Stella Row in the
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  high jump one point four seven meters and Frawley in
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  the long jump four point seven eight. P C. Sarah
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  Weisbrock won the three thousand, two hundred fourteen fifty. In
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  the boys meet, Henry had fifty seven points to beat
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  Low Point, Washburn forty six and Punham County forty five.
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  For the timber Ducks, Christian Hoshtat won the one hundred
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  eleven point eight one and two hundred twenty four point
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  four nine. Max Dalton won the eight hundred two fifteen
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  point one one and one thousand, six hundred five oh
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  one zero four. Henry Kerbak won the one hundred and
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  ten hurdles eighteen point eight and three hundred hurdles forty
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  eight point one six and Breckenpiles won the long jump
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  five point nine seven. Hm also won the four x
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  one hundred and four x four hundred relays. Putnam County's
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  Alex Rodriguez won the shot put fourteen point nine six
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  and discus forty six point one two, while Elijah Brown
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  won the triple jump ten point three four and Vincent
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  Cortes won the four hundred fifty nine point three eight.
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  At Waterman, the Earlville boys placed sixth and Depew was
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  seventh among eight teams in the Little ten Conference meet.
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  Daniel Hoffman led the Red Raiders as he took third
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  in the two hundred twenty three point seventy nine and
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  long jumpo point seventy three. Depew's Edward Rodriguez took third
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  in the three thousand, two hundred ten fifty six point
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  eight seven. In the girls meet, Earlville finished seventh among
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  the sevent teams. Emily Harrison took third in the discus
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  twenty two point nine to seven for the Red Raiders.
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  At Amboy, Belaianos won the long jump to help Amboy
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  place fourth in the twelve team Northwest Upstate Illinois Conference meet,
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  Janos left five point two one meters. She also ran
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  with Alexa McKendree, Mattie Althaus, and Gillian Anderson to take
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  second in the four x one hundred relay fifty one
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  point seven to eight Girls soccer Princeton four, Oregon one.
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  Bella Clevenger scored two goals to help the Tigrises to
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  a victory in Oregon. Ava. Kyle and Olivia Sandoval scored
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  a goal each for Princeton sixteen five Winnebago four, Mendota zero.
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  The Trojans were shut out in Winnebago. Boys tennis Princeton five,
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  Streeter zero. The Tigers swept a match in Princeton. Jackson
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  Mason won six zero six zero at number one singles,
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  and Landon Davis was a six zero six zero winner
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  at number two singles. In doubles, jack Orwig and Levi
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  Boggs won six one six to one at number one,
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  Landon Fairbanks and Kyle Chin won six one six one
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  at number two, and Lincoln Frost and Philip White had
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  won sixty one six zero at number three