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Woodland/Flanagan-Cornell softball scores first win; Ottawa prevails 19-18 in Geneseo: Times Wednesday Roundup · Illinois Valley - Shaw Local

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  Speaker 1: Woodland slash Flannagan. Cornell Softball scores first win Ottawa prevails
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  nineteen eighteen in Geneseo Times Wednesday round up Written by J. T. Penalty.
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  This article is being read by an automated voice brought
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  to you by Everlett Softball. WFC five Low Point, Washburn
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  Slash RB four at Rural Streeter on Wednesday, host Woodland
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  slash Flanning. Cornell captured its first win of the season
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  in its regular season finale. Emmy Wallace singling and Kaylee
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  Hannert with the winning run in the bottom of the
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  fifth inning and WFC pitcher Abigail Rants seven IP two
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  er six K making it hold up. Bristol Flowers and
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  Taylor Heidenreich, both homeward for the Warriors one fifteen overall
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  one fifteen Tri County Conference. Flowers finished with two hits
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  and two RBIs, Heidenike with one hit and two RBIs.
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  Riants helped her own cause with a pair of hits.
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  The WFC baseball team scored its first win of the
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  season Monday, Ottawa nineteen Jennyco eighteen at Gennyco. The visiting
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  Pirates eighteen eight went a slugfest over their former conference rival,
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  scoring eight runs in the top of the six to
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  take command, surrendering thirteen runs in the bottom of the
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  six to allow a tie, then scoring one little run
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  in the top of the seventh to win it. Reese
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  Purcell two RBIs and reigning Times Athlete of the Week
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  Teagan Dharif three hits, three RBIs, five runs scored both
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  homered for Ottawa, while Piper Lewis was an eye popping
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  six for six with four doubles, four runs scored and
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  four more runs driven in. Bobby Snook four for four
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  two RBIs, Riley Harstad three for six, three RBIs, and
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  Avery Lee two for three one RBI five runs scored
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  also starred for the Pirates offense in support of winning
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  pitcher Addie Russell five and one third, IP four, EER five,
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  K Morris thirteen street or zero five in at the
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  sa HS Athletic Fields, the host Bulldogs four to twenty
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  three lost their tenth straight a nine run fourth inning,
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  putting the game with air old rival out of reach.
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  Natalia Solas three to one, third IP nine R three
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  K suffered the pitching loss. Reagan Morgan singled and doubled
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  for Straighter's only hits Sandwich seven, Mendota six at Sandwich
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  the host Indians sixteen twelve one in walk off fashion
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  on Abigail Johnson's RBI double scoring, Caden Corneil's Corneills singled
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  twice tripled, and Homeward driving in three Sandwich runs. Karl
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  Hardakoff added a three for three day with two RBIs
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  for the victors in support of winning pitcher Kendall Petre
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  seven IP two R nine K Baseball Bloomington Central Catholic
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  four Dwight zero at Bloomington. The visiting Trojans eighteen eleven
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  were limited to three hits in the shutout. Jacob Wilkee
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  six IP three R two K suffered the hard luck loss.
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  Johnsburg two, Sandwich zero at Johnsburg. The visiting Indians of
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  fifteen fifteen one overall sixty six Kishwaukee River were on
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  the wrong end of a perfect game pitched by Ashton Stern,
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  who outdueled Braden Baringer six IP two EER zero K,
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  who scattered seven hits Amboy nine Newark eight at Newark.
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  The host Norseman eight fifteen dropped their fifth straight despite
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  rallying for six runs over the final two innings. Colin
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  Shields provided two hits and Ryland Cass had two RBIs
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  For Newark. David Ulrich five IP four R seven K
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  suffered the pitching loss. Reid Custer ten Serena zero five
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  in at Braidwood. The visiting Huskers Evan nine dropped the
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  non conference ballgame, surrendering five runs in both the third
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  and fourth innings. Five Serena players recorded one single apiece
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  in support of losing pitcher Nate Kelly three IP seven
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  R three K Boys Tennis Ottawa five Streeter zero at Ottawa,
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  the host Pirates blanked the Bulldogs. In singles play. It
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  was number one Bentley Thumb six two six zero over
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  Streeter's Jacob Wang and number two Eli Jepson sixty three
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  sixty three over Avery Missile, then doubles Aiden Sexton and
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  Caden Araujo at number one triumphed six zero six zero
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  over Lucas Gutierrez and Zachary Minnick Gabe Zeglis and Hendrix
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  Link won six zero six zero over Noah Thomas and
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  Brian Simms at number two, and at number three, Charlie
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  Theory and Leo England prevailed sixty one six zero over
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  Daxton Carter and Joshua Abbott