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Seneca boys win 1A sectional track title, will send nine athletes to state: The Times Wednesday Roundup · Illinois Valley - Shaw Local

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  Speaker 1: Seneca boys win one A sectional track title will send
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  nine athletes to State. The Times Wednesday roundup written by
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  Brian Hoxy. This article is being read by an automated
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  voice brought to you by Everlett Boys Track and Field.
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  Seneca wins Class one A sectional title, will send nine
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  athletes to State. Marquette's good and advances in three events
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  at the Class one A Seneca Sectional, The Fighting Irish
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  claimed the team title with won sixteen points and will
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  be sending nine athletes to the state finals in Charleston, Seneca.
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  Zeb Maxwell shot put fifteen point one three meters, Matt
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  Stack jump seven point one zero, and Trenton Powell pull
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  vault three point eight five all finished first in their
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  respective events. Jesus Govia fourth shot put fourteen point seven zero,
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  state qualifying mark, third discus forty three point seven to one,
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  and Noah Odum wheelchair shot put and discus move on
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  in two events, while Caden Meets second, pole vault three
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  point height one zero, Leambaima second one six meter run
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  four minutes forty five point seven to one seconds, Brydon
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  Simmeck third high jump one point eighty five, and Ethan
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  Hasselbring fourth triple jump twelve point sixty three will also
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  be heading to State. Marquette junior Jacoby Gooden will run
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  at State in the one hundred first ten point nine
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  zero seconds, two hundred second, twenty two point four to one,
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  and four hundred, four hundred and fifty one point twenty nine.
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  Newark senior Cody Colbart's advanced with a state qualifying discus
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  toss of forty three point seven zero. Girls soccer Ottawa
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  nine Morris zero at Orion in the Class two A
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  Regional semifinals, the number two seeded Pirates sixteen to four
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  rolled to the win over the number seven seeded Warriors
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  and into the championship match. Chloe Carmona scored four goals
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  to lead Ottawa Softball Ottawa fifteen Rochelle zero four in
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  In the semifinals of the Class three A Jeneeseo Regional,
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  the number two seeded Pirates twenty one ten scored five
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  runs in the first inning to jumpstart the win over
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  the number seven seeded Hubs and advanced to Saturday's eleven
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  AM championship game against the host and number three seeded
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  Maple leafs Riley Hearsted two RBIs had three hits for Ottawa,
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  while Tiganderrif RBI and Bobby Snook RBI each had two hits.
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  Aubrey Sullivan triple drove in four runs, with Piper lu
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  Wuiz and Jocelyn Rose each driving in a pair of runs.
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  Addie Russell four IP, one H four K posted the
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  win in the Circle Serena ten Donavon one. In the
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  semifinals of the Class one A Serena Regional, the number
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  four seeded Huskers scored twice in the second to take
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  the lead for good in the win over the number
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  six seeded Wildcats. Serena advances to Friday's four pm championship
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  game against top seeded Marquette. Katie Johnson RBI had three
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  hits for Serena, while Brinley Glade double and Maddie Young
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  triple two RBIs each had two hits. Jordan Warren had
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  two RBIs, Finley Broadback doubled, and Cassie Walsh seven IP
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  two H zero ER two BB thirteen K earned the
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  victory in the Circle Oregon six so monoch Leland zero.
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  In the semifinals of the Class two Oregon Regional, the
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  number seven seeded Bobcats finished the season at ten twelve
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  with the loss to the number two seeded Hawks. McKenna
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  McMahons singled twice to account for the lone sl hits,
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  while Braille Deacon six IP nine H one ER zero
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  BB four K suffered the loss Mendota ten, Sandwich eight.
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  In the semifinals of the Class I to A Byron Regional,
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  the number five seeded Trojans scored twice in the sixth
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  to take the lead for good against the number four
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  seeded Indians seventeen fourteen. Caden Corneill's double had four hits
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  for Sandwich, while Kendall Petre double two RBIs, Abigail Johnson
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  triple two RBIs and Carly Hardikoff two RBIs each had
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  two hits. Rayna Moyer doubled and Johnson five IP ten
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  H six E R one BB three K took the
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  pick loss Gardner South Wilmington seven, Dwight zero in the
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  semifinals of the Class Won A Dwight Regional. The number
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  five seeded Trojans ended the season at seven to nineteen
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  with the loss to the number three seeded Panthers. Mckinna
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  Woodcock's double leading off the seventh was the lone hit
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  for Dwight in the game. Mady Ely six IP five
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  H zero ER one BB nine K was tagged with
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  the loss. Baseball Marquette ten SOMANOK zero five in at
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  Masinelli Field in Ottawa. The Crusaders thirty two to one,
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  scored five in the second and four in the fifth
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  in the win over the Bobcats twelve twelve. Anthony Couch
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  win two IP zero H two b B two K
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  and Baron Hellman three IP two H one BB four
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  K combined on the two it shutout. Alec Novitani led
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  the offense with three hissed and three RBIs. Grady Does
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  had two hits, while Bo Thompson double in Couch each
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  had two RBIs. Connorch Knutson and Cole Goodmanson's each singled
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  for SOMANOK, while Luke Hartsel four IP eight H seven
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  er five BB suffered the loss. Woodlands Slash, Flannagan Cornell
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  eleven Indian Creek one five in at Rural Streeter. The
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  Warriors two eighteen banged out seventeen hits and scored in
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  every inning in the win over the Timberwolves. Reeese pelnersh
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  double RBI, Parker Hopkins RBI and Blaine Baits two RBIs
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  each had three hits for WFC, while Nolan Price double
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  RBI and Braden Matsko double three RBIs each had two hits.
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  Pelnersh three and two thirds IP three h one y
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  r four BB five K earned the win with relief
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  help from Price one and one third IP one h
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  three K Blisel fourteen Newark four six in at Lyle.
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  The Norsemen dropped to nine eighteen on the season with
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  the loss to the Lions. Colin Shields had two of
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  Newark's three hits on the day, while David Ulrich three
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  and one third IP five h six y R six
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  BB four K took the loss. Sandwich six Woodstock five
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  at Sandwich, the Indians scored a run in the sixth
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  and held on for the Kishwaukee River Conference triumph over
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  the Blue Streaks. Braden Beringer double two RBIs had for
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  hits to lead Sandwich nineteen fourteen one eighty six. Cash
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  White added two RBIs and Anthony Wade doubled. Barringer seven
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  IP nine H three e R two BB five K
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  also recorded the win on the mound