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Henry softball, baseball win in nonconference play: Saturday’s NewsTribune roundup · Illinois Valley - Shaw Local

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  Speaker 1: Henry Softball baseball win and non conference play. Saturday's News
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  Tribune roundup written by Kevin Chlum. This article is being
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  read by an automated voice brought to you by Everlet Softball.
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  Henry Senaquine eleven, Peoria Heights one five in. Elena Sprague
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  was two for three with a triple, three runs and
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  an RBI to lead the Mallards to a non conference
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  victory in Henry. Harper Schrock went one for two with
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  two runs and two RBIs for Henry. Brooklyn Thompson was
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  two for four and scored two runs. Rachel Eckert was
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  the winning pitcher as she gave up one run on
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  four hits with eight strikeouts and one walk in five innings.
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  Seneca ten, Princeton four. Keeley Lawson launched two solo home runs,
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  but the Fighting Irish hit three of their own in
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  the non conference game in Seneca. Kira Morris was two
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  for three with an RBI for Prince fifteen to seven,
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  while Izzy Gibson doubled and scored a run. Princeton fourteen
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  Bloomington Central Catholic zero six in. Izzy Gibson was three
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  for four with a triple, a double three RBIs and
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  a run to lead the Tigrises to a non conference
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  win in Seneca. Ava Ortel went two for three with
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  a double, three RBIs and three runs for Princeton sixteen seven,
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  while Mikaila Heck doubled, drove in a run and scored
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  a run. Reese Revilio threw a three hit shutout, striking
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  out six and walking nne Stark County fifteen eleven Bureau
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  Valley three to two. The Storm was swept in a
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  Lincoln Trail Conference double header in Manlius, losing fifteen three
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  and five innings and eleven to two. In the opener,
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  Caden Hage was two for three and scored two runs,
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  while Mallory Malbach Williams was the losing pitcher. Hodge was
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  two for four with a run in the second game,
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  while Denika Benevedez and Katrina Wall each had a hit
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  and an RBI. Malbach Williams was the losing pitcher for
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  BV seven ten four four LTC Midland ten Earlville two.
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  Addie Shearer went two for three and drove in two
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  runs as the Red Raiders lost a non conference game
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  in Earlville. Savannah Lawton was two for three with a
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  run for Earlville eight seven, while Riley Kelly took the
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  loss in the Circle Baseball Bureau Valley four to four
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  Stark County three three. The Storm swept a Lincoln Trail
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  Conference doubleheader in Manlius, winning by matching four to three scorers.
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  In the opener, Drake Taylor tripled, drove in two runs,
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  and scored a run. Blake Foster threw a complete game,
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  allowing three runs two earned on seven hits with ten
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  strikeouts and two walks. Taylor was three for four and
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  scored two runs in the second game, while Reid Maynard
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  was one for three with two RBIs for BV nine
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  seven six zero LTC. Dylan Hallett earned the win in relief,
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  allowing one hit in one to one third scoreless innings.
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  Henry Senequine seventeen, Peoria Heights two four. Evan Culp tripled, doubled,
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  drove in three runs, and scored two runs to lead
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  the Mallards to a non conference victory in Henry. Jaden
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  de Werth went two for three with a double, three
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  RBIs and two runs for Henry eight thirteen. Carson Rowe
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  was three for four with two runs in an RBI.
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  Ashton Sprague was the winning pitcher as he allowed two
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  runs on two hits with five strikeouts and two walks
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  in four innings. Seneca eleven Putnam County ten nine in.
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  Each team scored a run in the eighth inning, but
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  the Fighting Irish also scored in the top of the
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  ninth to pull out a Tri County Conference win. In Granville,
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  Jonathan Stunkel went three for six with a home run,
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  three runs and two RBIs for PC fourteen six seven four,
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  and Caide Zimmerline was two for four with three RBIs
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  in a run. Jacob Furr was the losing pitcher in
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  relief Geneseo ten, Princeton zero five in Noah Morto had
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  the loane hit for the Tigers in a non conference
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  loss in Genesee. Caden Benevedez was the losing pitcher for
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  Princeton seven to ten. Prairie Central eight, Field Cress two.
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  Lucas Anson went three for four with a double and
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  drove in a run as the Knights lost a non
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  conference game in Fairbury. Anson also took the loss on
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  the mound for Field Cress nine to twelve. Women's softball,
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  Bryant and Stratton thirteen thirteen, IVCC three six. The Eagles
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  saw their season end in the Region four tournament with
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  a pair of losses to Bryant and Stratton. Shay Simons
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  was two for three with a run in the opener,
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  while Kitlin Anderson and Ava Lambert each went one for
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  three with a run and an RBI. Simons took the
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  loss in the circle. In the second game, Caitlin Anderson
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  was two for three with a home run, and Kylie
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  Moore was two for three and drove in two runs.
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  Lauren Harbison was the losing pitcher for IVCC twenty five
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  twelve Men's baseball Harper four nine, IVCC one four. The
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  Eagles were swept in a non conference doubleheader in Peru,
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  losing four to one and nine four. In the opener,
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  Jadon Jerremillo drove an ivcc's loan run, and Chance Estes
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  took the loss. On the mound, Nolan van Duser went
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  two for three with a home run, three RBIs and
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  a run in the second game. Peyton Die was the
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  losing pitcher for IVCC fifteen twenty three to one.