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- 0:05Aleiko Fernandez scores four goal in Ottawa soccer victory. Serena volleyball wins
- 0:10the Times Wednesday roundup. This article is being
- 0:16read by an automated voice, brought to you by Everlet. Boys soccer.
- 0:22Ottawa five, Rochelle one. At King Field the Host Pirates allowed a
- 0:26goal in the opening minute, and no more from there in earning
- 0:30the Interstate Eight Conference triumph. Alexo Fernandez scored four of Ottawa's goals,
- 0:35two in each half with the other coming courtesy of Leo England.
- 0:39Luca Fernandez provided two assists, Killian Bickett one assist, and keeper Landry
- 0:43Brennbarger six saves. Girls volleyball Serena Death. Leland twenty five eight twenty
- 0:49five thirteen. At Shibana, the Huskers advanced to Friday's six p.m. Semifinal
- 0:55of the Little Ten Conference Tournament where the will take on Hinckley
- 0:58Big Rock, a three set winner over host Indian Creek on Wednesday
- 1:01night. Newark will face Somanak in Friday's other semifinal. Earlville def.
- 1:07Imps 25-12: 2125, 2624. At Shibana, the Red
- 1:13Raiders advance to Saturday's four PM consolation match of the Little Ten
- 1:18Conference Tournament with the victory. Addy Shearer, three kills, four aces, Peyton
- 1:23Actis, fourteen assists, Kylie Franzese, four kills, Audrey Shearer, four kills, and
- 1:28JC Helgeson, fifteen digs led the Earlville effort. Sandwich def.
- 1:33Woodstock 2520 25-11: At Sandwich, the lost Indians, 14-12 overall, 3-8 Kishwalkie
- 1:40River, prevailed on their volley for a cure night in straight sets,
- 1:43led by Jesse Ramey. 5 kills, 6 assists, 14 digs. Riley Hummel,
- 1:4812 digs, Liza Goodbread, 6 kills, Bella Isadoras, 7 digs, Aleyla Harris,
- 1:533 blocks, and Chloe White, 10 assists, 4 digs. Midland Def, Flanagan
- 1:59Cornell twenty seven twenty five twenty five eleven. At Rural Varna, the
- 2:03Visiting Falcons lost the non conference match. Boys Cross Country Streeter 23,
- 2:07Sominoc Leland: 32 At Lake Mendo, the Bulldogs prevailed over the
- 2:12Bobcats in a meet that featured five schools but only two complete
- 2:16teams.
- 2:17Somanok Leland's Caden Hamer, first eighteen oh eight, and Striator's Reese Diaz,
- 2:22second, eighteen twenty-four, Phoenix Velazquez, fourth, nineteen oh nine, and Jack Reese,
- 2:27fifth, twenty oh one were the top five. Field crest third at
- 2:31LWRB invite. At Roanoke Park, the Knights finisher third of five teams
- 2:35in the low point Washburn slash Roanoke Benson Invitational led by top
- 2:39ten finishes from Abram Harrislak, 8th, 18, 30.8, and Christian Rodriguez, 10th,
- 2:451904-4. Girls cross-country. Somonok Leland 22, Dixon 35. At Lake Mendota, the
- 2:51Bobcat Cats claimed the team title in a meet that featured five
- 2:54schools but only two complete teams. Maggie Hamer, 1st 2050, claimed first
- 3:00place for the Bobcats, followed by teammates Avery Hamer, 4th 2259, and
- 3:05Viviane Deakin, 6th 2350. Streeter's top finisher was Luca Trammell, 7th
- 3:112355. Fieldcrest Nussbaum 5th. At Roanoke Park, Fieldcrest
- 3:17Khloe Nussbaum 524 058 was her team's top finisher in a field
- 3:22of 11 at the Low Point Washburn slash Roanoke Benson Invitational. Marquette
- 3:27Cecilia Reynolds, Ninth 26 42.5, also finished in the top 10. There
- 3:32were no complete teams.