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- 0:05LaSalle Peru Soccer Blanks Kaneland Wednesday's News Tribune BCR Roundup. This
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- 0:17Everlet. Boys Soakser. LaSalle Peru 3, Canaland 0 LaSalle
- 0:23Peru achieved its second victory over Cantiland in five days, dismantling the
- 0:27Knights 3-0 at home. Kyle Spelich, Jamie Gonzalez and Ismael Mejia scored
- 0:33goals for the Cavaliers while goalkeeper Logan Greziwa saved eight shots in
- 0:37his eighth shutout of the season. La Salle Peru is March 1st,
- 0:4112 overall and 6'2 in Interstate 8 Conference play. Volleyball Mendota Def.
- 0:47Amboy twenty five seventeen twenty six twenty four. Mendota bounced back from
- 0:51a Tuesday loss to Princeton to post a non conference sweep of
- 0:54the Clippers. Maria Elam led the Spikers 7-13-2 with 12 kills and
- 1:004 blocks while Eva Beats totaled 13 assists and Xaria Escatelle finished
- 1:05with 10 digs. Earlville Def. Illinois Math and Science Academy twenty five
- 1:11sixteen, twenty one, twenty five, twenty six twenty four. Earlville improved to
- 1:16thirteen fourteen by defeating IMESA in the consolation bracket of the Little
- 1:20Ten Conference Tournament. Audrey Shearer totaled four kills for the Red Raiders
- 1:25while Addy Shearer recorded four aces. JC Helgeson finished with 15 digs
- 1:30and Peyton Actis wound up with 14 assists. Earlville will play for
- 1:35the Little Tens Consolation Bracket Championship Saturday At
- 1:38Indian Creek High School in Shabona. Kowani Def. Hall 2512 2513.
- 1:45Hall dropped to 2 5 in three Rivers Conference East Division play
- 1:49and 7 16 4 overall Tuesday with a straight sets loss to
- 1:53the Boilermakers. Caitlin Couts, Caroline Morris, and Leah Burkhart were the Red
- 1:59Devils leading attackers with three kills each, while Cassie Lopez turned in
- 2:02seven digs. Cross country. At Roanoke, St. Bede finished second in the
- 2:06boys race at the LWRB Invitational, hosted by Low Point Washburn and
- 2:11Roanoke Benson at Roanoke Park. The Bruins totaled 58 points to finish
- 2:16behind team champion Low Point Washburn's score of 32. Fieldcrest finished third
- 2:2162, followed by Henry Midland 78 and Hall 100. Low Point Washburn's
- 2:28Caleb Shearer won the three-mile race in 1548. R. J. Hermasillo paced
- 2:33St. Bede’s with a fifth place finish, 1733, and was followed across
- 2:36the line by teammates Adrian Hermicillo 1741 and Mason Haskell, 1815.
- 2:43Abram Haraslack and Christian Rodriguez placed 8th, 1830 and 10th, 1904,
- 2:50respectively, for Fieldcrest. Kipton Ladginski was Hall's top finishers in 1922,
- 2:56while McKinley Thompson came in 14th for Marquette, 1929, and Hudson Spangler
- 3:02led Henry Midland by placing 16th, 1931. The girls race only featured
- 3:08an individual competition, as no complete teams were present. Low point Washburn's
- 3:13Cassie Revis placed first, 1938, while St. Bede's Gemma Finley placed third,
- 3:182219. Kloe Nussbaum was the top finishers for Fieldcrest in fifth 24
- 3:2405, while Avery Holacker finished seventh for Henry Midland, 2430 and Cecilia
- 3:30Reynolds came in ninth for Marquette, 26 42. At Mendota Mendota
- 3:36hosted its final home meet of the season Wednesday, placing runners among
- 3:40the top three finishers in the boys and girls races. Trojan senior
- 3:44Barat Imeri placed third in the boys race, covering the three-mile course
- 3:48in 1840 to finish behind only Caden Hamer of Somanok, 1808 and
- 3:53Reese Diaz of Striater, 1824. Zachary Gahan and Ayasiak Arteaga came in
- 3:597th, 2019, and 8th, 2024 for Mendota, but the hosts did not
- 4:04have enough finishers to take part in the team competition. Streeter won
- 4:09the meet with 23 points while Simonach was the lone remaining complete
- 4:13team with 32. Depu's lone competitor was Christian Rodriguez in 12, 2053.
- 4:19The Trojans top competitor in the girls race was London Jones in
- 4:23second place, 2217, while Lumen Setchell followed in third, 2254. Somonach's
- 4:29Maggie Hamer hit the finish line first, 2050, pacing the Bobcats to
- 4:34a 2235 win over Dixon in the team race. DePew was represented
- 4:38by Sophia Geert in 19th place, 28-20. Girls Tennis Princeton 5 Kawani
- 4:44Zero The Tigresses won all five matches in straight sets to defeat
- 4:48the Boilermakers on Tuesday in Kauani. Ava Munson and Anna Ellis were
- 4:53victorious at number one singles for Princeton, as were Uli Schneider and
- 4:58Alice Scruggs at number two, and Isabel Luft and Piper Hansen at
- 5:01number three. Singles matches were won by Carly Schultz at number one
- 5:05and Daphne Grant at number two. Woman's Soakser Kishwaki 3, IVCC 0.
- 5:10The Eagles dropped to 0-6-1 on the season with a shutout loss
- 5:14at home.