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Ottawa’s Bryer Harris advances to IHSA state Class 2A golf finals: The Times Monday Roundup · Illinois Valley - Shaw Local

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  Ottawa’s
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  Briar Harris advances to Issa State Class IIA Golf Finals, the Times
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  Monday roundup. Written by Brian Hoxy This article is being
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  read by an automated voice brought to you by Everlett. Boys Golf
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  Ottawa's Harris advances to state for third straight season. In the Class
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  IIA Sycamore sectional at Kishwaki Country Club in DeKalb on Monday, Pirates
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  Senior Briar Harris shot a 79 to earn one of the final
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  individual qualifying spots to this weekend's state finals at Wyburn Golf Club
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  in Normal. I feel I hit the ball pretty well for most
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  of the day, but at the end of the day when you're
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  at this point of the season it's all about your score, Harris
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  said. I hit a few good putts, and really just didn't shoot
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  myself in the foot on any hole. I actually knew pretty much
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  where I was at going into my final few holes, but tried
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  not to let it affect my play. I can only control what
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  I can control, but I knew if I could just par out,
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  I'd more than likely be in good shape. I had a bogey
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  on sixteen which was unfortunate, but was able to go par par
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  to finish up. I ended up playing just good enough to move
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  on, which I'm really happy about because there were a lot of
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  really good golfers there, It will be the third consecutive trip to
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  the state finals for Harris and the first as an individual. I've
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  actually played Wybring quite a bit over the years, including a lot
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  this summer, so I know it pretty well, he said. I'm just
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  gonna go there, do the best I can, and just enjoy the
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  experience. As a team, Ottawa failed to advance, carding a 337-tie for
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  seventh. Ottawa also had counting scores from James Threadgill, 82, Bodie Martin,
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  87, and Joshua Armstrong 89, while Logan Cottingham had an 89 and
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  Jackson New had a 91. Streeter which also finished with a 337
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  was led by counting scores from Brendan Stilwell, 82, Mad McCloskey, 84,
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  Bryce Blakemore, 85, and Jack Stidnicki 86, with Joe Stidnicki shooting
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  a 90 and Rocco Van Duser a 93. Sandwich sophomore Finley Taxis
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  posted an eighty-eight as an individual. Taxis fought his way through the
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  ups and downs all day long, and just could not seem to
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  catch the brake he needed to get rolling, Sandwich coach Mike Butler
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  said. He struck the ball well, and his short game was also
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  very good through most of the round. What I was most proud
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  of, though, was his ability to keep his focus and maintain a
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  positive attitude. I have seen other golfers in his position wilt from
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  the frustration, but he just took it in stride and never gave
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  up. He is a great golfer, and I know he will learn
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  a lot from today's result, and I look for him to come
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  back even stronger next fall. Earlville's Browder, Somonox Wold both have season
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  come to a close. In the Class I a Byron Sectional at
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  Prairie View Golf Club, Earlville senior
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  Aidan Browder shot a 90 and Somonox sophomore Liam Wold 107, but
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  both failed to advance. Fieldcrest Senko advances to Class 1A state finals.
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  In the Class 1A Peoria Christian sectional at Kellogg Golf Course in
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  Peoria, Knights senior Carter Senko shot a 78 to earn one of
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  the individual qualifying spots for this weekend state finals at Prairie Vista
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  Golf Course in Bloomington. Fieldcrest Sr. Drew Overrocker shot an 83 just
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  three strokes from moving on. Dwight failed to move on after placing
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  tenth as a team with a 352, led by counting scores from
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  Blake Fetter, 86, Caden Christensen, 88, Dane Frobish 88,
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  and Case Christensen 90 while Cash Carter had a 91 and Logan
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  Rice a 114. Seneca also failed to advance with a 13-place score
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  of 363. The Fighting Irish were led by Cooper Thorson, 88, Cody
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  Malak, 91, Trenton Powell, 92, and Raiden Terry, 92, with Ethan Hasselbring
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  posting a 94 and Hudson Hartwig a 104. Girls Golf. Seneca Stenzel
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  advances to state for fourth consecutive year in the Class 1 A
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  St. Viadar sectional at Old Orchard Country Club in Mount Prospect, fighting
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  Irish senior Piper Stenzel, shot in 86 to place 9th individually and
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  secure a spot in this weekend's state finals at Red Tail Run
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  Golf Course Indicator. Seneca failed to move on as a team, finishing
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  fifth with a score of 385. The Irish also had counting scores
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  from Aime Paquet, 95, Vivian Cronkrite, 102, and Haydn Lavarier,
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  102, with Josie Mitchell scorings a 107 and Olivia Mann a 113.
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  Fieldcrest Senior Madeline Thieesfield, one hundred and three, Dwight Jr. Shelby DeLong,
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  one hundred and seven, and Sandwich Junior Kendall Petre, one hundred and
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  eight, all had their season come to a close. Boys Soccer. Streeter
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  won, Mendota won. At Mendota the Bulldogs seven seven three scored in
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  the second half to earn a tie with the host Trojans. Sycamore
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  3, Ottawa 1. At Sycamore, the Pirates, 5-10-1-2-5, dropped the Interstate 8
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  Conference match to the Spartans. Serena 7, Earlville won. At Serena in
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  the quarterfinals of the Little Ten Conference tournament, the No. 7-Seeded Huskers,
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  April 1, 10, advanced to Tuesday's 7 p.m. Semifinals.
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  In Waterman against No. 2, IMSA with the win over the No.
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  5-Seeded Red Raiders, 214. Ethan Stark scored three goals for Serena with
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  Joey Tufti, Ryan DiBernardi, Nolan Muffler, and Justin Delgado all scoring single
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  goals. Damien Gonzalez recorded a pair of assists, with single helpers coming
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  from Tufty, Delgado, Muffler, and Samson Cyberlick. Earlville, which had a goal
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  from Derek Farley, an assist from Braden Eaton and twenty six saves
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  in net from Rob Tinson, hosts number seven seated DePoo Hall at
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  four thirty p.m. On Tuesday in the Constellation Bracket semifinals. Somonok slash
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  Leland slash Newark two, Hinckley Big Rock Zero. At Somonac the number
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  four seeded Bobcats, 842, top the number five seeded Royals to advance
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  to Tuesday's 5 pm semifinal against top-seeded and host Indian Creek and
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  Waterman. Plano two, Sandwich won Plano three won PKs. At Plano, the
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  Indians 016 08 fell to the Reapers via penalty kicks in the
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  Kishwaki River Conference match. Sandwich led after an early second half goal
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  until Plano tied the match, with four minutes remaining in regulation. Julian
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  Bruciaga scored the lone sandwich goal off an assist from Javier Vasquez.
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  Keeper Harry O'Neill was credited with seven saves. Girls tennis? STREETER four,
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  East Peoria won. At East Peoria the Bulldogs were victorious over the
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  Raiders. Girls volleyball. Marquette Def. Field crest twenty-five-sixteen-twenty five thirteen.
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  At Bader Gymnasium, the Crusaders improved to twenty-three six on the season,
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  with the two set triumph over the Knights. Marquette was led by
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  Rita McLaughlin, seven kills, eight assists, three aces. Kelsey Coutra, eight kills,
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  two aces, two blocks, Kinley Rick, thirteen assists four kills, and Hunter
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  Hopkins, nineteen digs, two aces. Fieldcrest 1013-3 was led by Kalani
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  Armstrong, 2 kills, 11 digs, 2 blocks, an ace, Jersey Madro 2
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  kills, Ivory Bryant 2 kills, and Alyssa Himbo, 7 assists. Gardner South
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  Wilmington Def. Woodland twenty five eighteen twenty five seventeen. At Rural Streeter,
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  the Warriors three fifteen dropped the two set home match to the
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  Panthers. Newark Def, IMC 25x10-2518. In the quarterfinals
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  of
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  the Littleton Conference Tournament at Shabbona, the number two seeded Norsemen advance
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  to Friday's 7 p.m. Semifinal against Somanac with the victory over the
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  number 7 seeded Titans. Newark 22-4 was led by Riley Carlson, 8
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  kills, 7 digs, Zoe Carls, 6 kills, Maya Wesley, 5 kills, Tessicott
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  4 aces, Taylor Jeffers, 12 assists, Ella Bromland, 10 assists, and Kayla
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  Pottinger, 9 digs. Somanoke Def. Earlville 2518, 26
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  24. In the quarterfinals of the Little Ten Conference tournament at Shibona,
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  the number six seeded Bobcats advanced to Friday's seven p.m. Semifinal with
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  Newark, with the victory over the No. Three seeded Red Raiders. Somanok
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  7-8 was led by AD Werner, 14 kills, 15 digs, Bella Rolf,
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  9 kills, Brooke Berry, 24 assists and Shaney King, 10 digs. Earlville
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  1214 now takes on IMSA at 5 p.m. On Wednesday in the
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  Constellation Bracket semifinals. Leland Def. DePew 2511, 2517.
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  In the play in match of the Little Ten Conference Tournament at
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  Shabona, the number eight seeded Panthers 116 topped the number nine seeded
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  Little Giants in two sets to advance to Wednesday's six p.m. Quarterfinal
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  match against top seeded Serena. Woodstock North Deaf. Sandwich twenty five nine
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  twenty five eleven. At Woodstock, the Indians thirteen eleven two eight fell
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  in the Kishwaki River Conference match to the Thunder. Gibson City Melvin
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  Sibley DRF. Dwight twenty five, twenty three, twenty five, twenty one. At
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  Gibson City the Trojans eight sixteen one, fell short against the Falcons.
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  Dwight was led by Claire Sendeno, 13 kills, 14 digs, Hannah Harsh,
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  2 blocks, Callie Robison, 3 aces, and Kit Connor, 10 assists.