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- 0:05Ottawa
- 0:05Boys Soccer Advances the Time Saturday Roundup. This
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- 0:15Everlit. Boys Soccer Ottawa four Orion Sherrard Zero. In the Class
- 0:21two A Orion Regional, the ninth seeded Pirates pulled off a mild
- 0:25upset of the host Chargers in the regional play in game to
- 0:28advance to Wednesday's five pm semifinal against top seeded Peoria Notre Dame.
- 0:33Alexo Fernandez scored two of Ottawa's goals and assisted the other two.
- 0:37Junior Pollier and Leo England added goals. Maddox, Matthews and Killian Bickett
- 0:42added assists, and Landry Brenberger had four saves. Sabid 4, Earlville 3.
- 0:48In the Class 1A Somonac Regional, the Red Raiders lost a close
- 0:51one in Peru to finish the season 217. Darique Farley, Braden Eaton,
- 0:56and Ruben Munoz put in goals for Earlville. Red Raiders keeper Rob
- 1:00Tinson recorded thirteen saves and a goalie assist. Girls volleyball? Irish take
- 1:04own tourny title. At Seneca, the host fighting Irish kept the championship
- 1:09plaque of their own Seneca Invitational safe and sound with a 4-0
- 1:13day. Besting Morris 2517-2518 In the championship match after wins
- 1:19over Evergreen Park, Piotone, and Aurora Central Catholic. Brooklyn Sheedy and Grayson
- 1:25Provence were both named to the All-Turnament team for Seneca, 26-5. Streeter
- 1:31Fifth at Mendota In the Mendota Invitational, the Bulldogs December 5-15 fell
- 1:36to Morrison, split sets with both Putnam County and Winnebago, then defeated
- 1:41Calvary Christian 2518 2522 in the fifth place match. Sophie Snow,
- 1:4715 kills, 3 blocks, Ashley Taylor, 32 assists, Kinsley Sweden, 14 kills,
- 1:533 blocks, 26 assists, Avery Gribbon, 11 kills, 25 digs, and Alexa
- 1:58Barr 13 kills, 4 aces, 22 digs, paced Streeter on the 1
- 2:0212 day. Newark takes silver at BB. In Bourbon A, the Norsemen
- 2:07went 3-1 with wins over St. Joe Ugden, Urbana and Wilmington, and
- 2:11a loss to Rock Island to win the silver bracket at the
- 2:14Moldenhour Classic. Riley Carlson, 24 kills, 7 aces, 42 digs, made the
- 2:20all tournament team. Also spearheading Newark's attack were Zoe Carlson, 33 kills,
- 2:267 blocks, Kayla Pottinger, 57 digs, Taylor Jeffers, 54 assists, 8 aces,
- 2:31and Ella Bromeland, 15 kills, 37 assists. Boys Cross Country. Ottawa fifth
- 2:36at i8 meet. At Baker Park in Peru, Ottawa placed fifth of
- 2:40six teams at the Interstate 8 Conference meet led by Atlas Brown,
- 2:447th 17075, and Connor Medina, 1817, 12.4 Streeter
- 2:51fourth at IceMeet. At the Eastwood in Streeter, the host Bulldooks placed
- 2:55fourth of four teams led by a pair of freshmen Reese Diaz,
- 2:59eleventh, seventeen, fifty, eight point seven, and Phoenix Velazquez, twelfth, seventeen, fifty
- 3:04nine point nine. Sandwich 7th at KRC Meet: At Indian Oaks Park
- 3:09in Marengo, Sandwich plays seventh of eight teams, paced by Logan Trigg,
- 3:1311th, 1705 IT. Fieldcrest seventh in Hiking Meet:
- 3:18At Downs, the Knights placed seventh of seven teams led by Gavin
- 3:21Dykman. 30Th, eighteen oh six zero. Flanagan Cornell did not have a
- 3:25full team, but was paced by Landon Lions. Twenty ninth seventeen. Fifty
- 3:29seven point zero. Girls cross country. Streeter hosts ICEMeet At the Eastwood
- 3:35in Streeter, the host Bulldogs did not have enough runners for a
- 3:37team score but were led by Luca Trammell 16-22 46.2 Ottawa
- 3:44third at I8 Meet. At Baker Park in Peru, Ottawa plays third
- 3:48of four teams at the Interstate 8 Conference meet led by Georgia
- 3:51Kirkpatrick 13 21 49.7 and Leah Ferrentino 15 22 o'clock
- 3:579. Sandwich 6th at KRC Meet. At Indian Oaks Park in Marengo,
- 4:02Sandwich placed sixth of eight teams led by Kayla Cresson, 9th 2035.0
- 4:08and Isla Stevens, 10th 28.6. Fieldcrest in Hoick Meet. At Downs,
- 4:14the Knights did not field a full team. Khloe Nussbaum, 32nd, 2242
- 4:180, ran for Fieldcrest.