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Ottawa baseball splits twin bill with Sycamore; Seneca track sweeps TCC Meet: The Times Tuesday Roundup · Illinois Valley - Shaw Local

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  Speaker 1: Ottawa Baseball splits twin bill with Sycamore, Seneca track sweeps
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  TCC meat The Times Tuesday Roundup Written by Brian Hoxy.
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  to you by Everlet Baseball. Ottawa eleven, Sycamore four, Sycamore five,
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  Ottawa four at Sycamore, the Pirates won the completion of
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  Monday's suspended game while dropping the regularly scheduled Interstate eight
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  Conference game to the Spartans. In the win, Ottawa November one,
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  ten to five to five was led by three hits,
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  including a double and four RBIs from Riizun Contreras. Adam
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  Swanson and Rory Moore each had two hits, while Jake
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  Torres two RBIs and Colt Bryce and each doubled. Lucas
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  Faribaugh six IP nine H three ER two BB three
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  K earned the win on the mound. In the loss,
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  the Pirates scored three times in the seventh, but had
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  the rally come up short. Swanson double homeward and drove
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  in three runs to lead the Pirates offense. Torres loss
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  three IP four R three K and Bryson three IP
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  one E R two K shared pitching efforts Marquette eight,
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  Putnam County zero at Granville, Alec Nevatny Win four and
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  one third IP zero H one BB nine K, Anthony
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  Couch one and two thirds IP one H one BB
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  two K and Easton DeBernardi one IP two K combined
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  on the one hitter for the Crusaders in the Tri
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  County Conference win over the Panthers. Nevotny Rbi, Grant Dose,
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  RBI and DeBernardi had two hits each for Marquette twenty
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  two one ten to one, while Cayden Durdam double and
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  Connor Baker each had two RBIs. Seneca seven Roanoke Benson
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  slash low Point Washburn six eight in at Seneca, Landon
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  Ramsey's solo home run gave the Fighting Irish nine to twelve,
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  four to seven the extra inning walk off TCC victory
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  over the Rockets. Ramsey also singled, doubled and knocked in two,
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  while Jace Mitchell doubled, homeward and drove in four for Seneca.
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  Brady Haynes four IP four R four, K, Wyatt Holman
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  two IP one K and camshree Win two IP two
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  E R two K All pitch for the hosts Newark
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  ten SOMANOK seven SOMANOC three Newark one. At Newark, the
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  Bobcats twelve six eight two dropped Monday's suspended game while
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  winning the regularly scheduled contest against the Norsemen eight eleven,
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  seven to three to share the Little Ten Conference title
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  with Serena. In the Bobcats victory, Luke Hartzell seven IP,
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  six H one R one BB seven K pitch the win.
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  Hertzell two triples, Connor Knutson RBI and Tristan Reid RBI
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  all had two hits. Sean Sailor had two of Newark's
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  six hits, while Jimmy kat doubled. David Ulrich six IP,
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  two ER six K took the loss. In the Bobcats loss.
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  Caden Gears, Clayson Landon, Johnson double RBI and Cole Gudmanson
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  RBI each had two hits for SOMANOWK, while Luke Hartzell
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  hit a three run homer. Gears Clayson also struck out
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  six in four and two thirds innings of relief for Newark.
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  Kipton Bluer triple three RBIs, Jacob Sailor two RB and
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  Jimmy KAF each had two hits, Easton McBroom win two
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  and one third IP two R four K, Colin Shields
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  one IP two K and Toby Steffan three and two
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  thirds IP two K combined efforts on the mound Serena thirteen,
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  Hinkley Big Rock three six in. At Serena, the Huskers
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  eleven six eight two clinched the co LTC title with
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  SOMANOK with the win over the Royals Cartermeyer win five
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  IP four H three R one BB three K and
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  Peyton Twait one IP combined efforts on the hill for Serena.
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  Cash Rakes three RBIs and tweight each doubled. Earlville Lyland
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  five Indian Creek zero, Earlville Lylands seventeen Indian Creek eight.
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  At Shabona, the Red Raiders six nine four six captured
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  both Monday suspended and the regularly scheduled LTC games from
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  the Timberwolves. In the resumed game, Aiden Browner two IP
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  one K and Landon Tearfold three I P one H
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  one K combined on a two hit shout out. Decland
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  Brennan double and Lane Roarer RBI each had two hits.
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  Brennan then one had four hits and an RBI to
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  lead the way In the scheduled contest. Hayden Spoonmore RBI,
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  Larssen Huss RBI, and Daniel Hoffman RBI all had two hits,
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  while Browder doubled in a pair of runs and Bringer
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  Huss had three RBIs. Marengo nine Sandwich seven at Sandwich,
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  the host Indians twelve thirteen one sixty four had a
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  seventh inning rally in which they scored four runs, fall
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  short in the Keishwaukee River Conference loss. Cash White and
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  Chase Clark each had two RBIs for Sandwich. Braden Beringer
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  five and two thirds IP three R nine K suffered
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  the loss Dwight ten Midland four at Rural Varna. Jacob
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  Wilke hit a pair of home runs and had three
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  RBIs for Dwight fifteen nine eight seven. In the TCC
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  win over the Timberwolves, Evan Cox double had three hits,
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  while in Column home run two RBIs and Caden Wood
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  two doubles two RBIs each had two hits. Joey Starks
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  and Maddox DeLong both doubled. Stark's seven IP ten H
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  three R three BB five K earned the win. Girl
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  Soccer Streeter four Wilmington two. At Streeter, the Bulldogs posted
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  the Illinois Central Eight Conference home win over the Wildcats.
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  H Bear slash somanoc slash Leland three de Pew Hall zero.
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  At Depew, the Bobcats blank the Little Giants. Softball Reid
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  Custer six straight or five at the SHS Athletic Fields,
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  the Comets scored twice in the seventh in the ice
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  of victory over the Bulldogs four nineteen thirty nine. Morgan
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  Costal double two RBIs had three hits for Streeter, while
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  Caitlin Talty double RBIs and Ala Morgan double each had
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  two hits. Ava Glisten smacked a triple. Solist seven IP
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  nine H four E R three BB six K took
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  the loss. Marquette twelve Putnam County nine. At Grandville. The
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  Crusaders twenty five to ten plated five runs in the
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  seventh to grab the TCC win over the Panthers. Lilly
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  Brewer smacked a home run and drove in four for Marquette,
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  while Savannah Ericsson double RBI, Thrush double three RBIs, Taylor
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  Gamans and Hunter Hopkins all had three hits. Kinley Rick
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  seven IP six H one e R four BB thirteen
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  K earned the win in the Circle Seneca fifteen, Low
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  Point Washburn zero four in at Seneca, the Fighting Irish
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  twenty six one ten zero scored ten runs in the
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  third in the TCC victory over the Wildcats. Lexibuis had
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  three hits, including home run and four RBIs for Seneca,
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  Hayden Pfeiffer three RBIs and Tessa Cruel each had two hits,
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  while Grayson Provance tripled. Kroull four IP one BB eleven
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  K earned the win without allowing a hit. Newark seven
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  somanoch Leland three somnoch Leland fifteen Newark twelve. At Newark,
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  the Norseman won the resumption of Monday's suspended game, while
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  the Bobcats captured the regularly scheduled contest. For Newark and
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  the win, Zoe Carlson double RBI had four hits. Brooklyn
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  Wallen Trepple and Sadie Pottinger three RBIs each had three hits.
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  Riley Carlson singled and Homeward Pottinger seven IP six H
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  two or zero BB two K earned the victory for
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  s McKenna McMahon homerd and knocked in two while Braille
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  Deacon fanned eleven in the complete game loss. The Bobcats
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  scored nine times in the third in their win. McMahon
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  two doubles RBI had three hits, while Cadence ID three
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  RBIs and Destiny Salgado double two RBIs each had two hits.
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  Cammy Ambler added three RBIs and ID seven IP six
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  y R three K earned the win. For Newark. Wallin
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  and Zoe Carlson three RBIs each had three hits, while
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  Riley Carlson home run four RBIs, Adelaide Johnson RBI, Pottinger RBI,
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  and Claudia Hubel RBI each had two hits. Pottinger suffered
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  the defeat in the circle. Earlville five, Indian Creek four.
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  At Shabona, the Red Raiders improved to nine seven overall
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  and three four in LTC play with the win. Bailey Miller,
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  Addy Shearer triple two RBIs, Audrey Shearer three RBIs and
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  Hailey Methesis double each had two hits. For Earlville, Addy
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  Shearer seven IP four h two e Er two b
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  B five K earned the victory. Haul four Serena twos.
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  At Spring Valley, the Huskers dropped to eleven to seven
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  on the season with the loss to the Red Devils
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  Brinley Glade, Katie Johnson, Cassie Walsh double RBI and Jordan
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  Warren RBI all had hits. For Serena Walsh six IP
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  nine h twenty R three BB six K suffered the
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  loss Richmond Burton ten, Sandwich four. At Richmond, the Indians
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  thirteen eleven five six dropped the KRC game despite outfitting
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  the host ten eight. Abigail Johnson two doubles, had three hits,
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  Caden Corneil's double two hits and Audrina Brain two RBIs
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  for Sandwich. Kendall Petre five and one third IP eight
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  R eight K suffered the loss Midland eight Dwight one
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  at Rural Varna. The Trojans dropped to six fifteen overall
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  and four ten in TCC play with the loss to
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  the Timberwolves. Sarah Parker doubled in Dwight's lone run, Taylor
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  Heath three ips zero R six K and Maddy Ealy
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  three IP zero R three K combined efforts in the
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  Circle Boys track and field, Seneca wins Tri County Conference title.
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  At Seneca, the host Irish scored one hundred and sixty
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  nine points to place ahead of runner up Dwight one
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  hundred and thirty six and third place low point was
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  Wasburn one hundred and two. Marquette twenty finished seventh. Seneca
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  received individual wins from Lincoln Hebble high jump, Caden Meats
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  pole vault, and Matt Stack long jump, while the four
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  x one hundred Stack, Bryson, Dakowski Max Young Blood, Gunner
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  Varland and four x two hundred Dakowski Varlin young Blood
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  Chase Rod relay teams ran to wins Ottawa first streeter
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  second and four team meet at Kingfield in Ottawa. The
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  Pirates one hundred twenty seven and a half defeated the
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  Bulldogs fifty one, as well as Mendota thirty seven and
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  Hall thirty one and a half. Ottawa individual winners included
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  Brayden Brewer one hundred, Drager Duncan four hundred, Joey Leebhart
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  one hundred and ten hurdles, three hundred hurdles, Stefan Patrick
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  shot put, discus, Brier Baxter, pole vault, and Caleb Hunt
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  long jump. The Pirates four one hundred relay of Beewer,
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  Braden Brewer, Duncan and Peyton Lyon also ran to a win.
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  Streeter had victories from Trenton Stadniki eight hundred, Gabe Gutierrez
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  three thy two hundred and La Moten high jump, as
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  well as the four x two hundred relay squad of
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  Zevie Glass, Jesus Martinez, Garrett Benstein and Chase Lane. Girls
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  Track and Field. Seneca takes Tri County Conference title. At Seneca,
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  the host Irish scored one hundred and forty four points
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  to place just ahead of runner up. Low point Wasburn
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  one hundred and forty four. Marquette sixth finished seventh. Avery
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  Aldridge Pole vault earned the lone event win for the Irish,
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  Sandwich seventh at KRC meet at Marengo. The Indians Aleila
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  Harris finished finished third in the one hundred meter hurdles
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  and fifth in the three hundred hurdles at the Kishwaukee
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  River Conference meet