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Brynna Anderson, Henry softball fly high at Woodland: Tuesday’s NewsTribune roundup · Illinois Valley - Shaw Local

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  Speaker 1: Brenna Anderson, Henry Softball fly high at Woodland. Tuesday's News
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  Tribune roundup written by Kevin Hieronymus. This article is being
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  read by an automated voice brought to you by Everlett Softball.
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  Henry Senaquine twenty two Woodland slash Flanagan Cornell six four
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  in the Mallard scored twenty two runs on fifteen hits
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  in a runaway win and Rural straighter. Brenna Anderson led
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  the Henry hit parade with three hits, including a double,
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  a three run homer, with five RBIs and four runs scored.
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  Brooklyn Thompson double three RBIs, Addie Robbins double five RBIs,
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  Rachel Eckert three runs RBI, and Harper Schrock double home
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  run three RBIs each had two hits for Henry, while
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  Kira Zak went one for one with two runs and
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  two RBIs. Princeton sixteen O'Ryan zero four in the Tigerses
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  scored early and often, making quick work of the Chargers
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  in four innings. In a three Rivers Conference crossover in Orion,
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  avo Ortel went two for three with a pair of
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  home runs and three RBIs. Keeley Lawson two for three,
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  three RBIs and Addie Perry three RBIs also homered, while
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  Sylvie Rutledge went three for three with an RBI and
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  Caroline Kotzer, Izzy Gibson RBI and Mikayla Heckt added had
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  two hits each. Saint Bede eighteen, Putnam County five. The
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  Bruins scored eighteen runs on eighteen hits in a tri
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  County Conference route in Granville. Lilly Bosnik, who scored four
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  runs with an RBI, Ava Blestri, who powered up for
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  two home runs and a double with five RBIs, and
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  Leah Griggs led the Saint Bete hit parade with three
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  for three games. Emma Slingsby four RBIs, winning pitcher Hannah
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  Heiberger RBI, Macy Strauch two RBIs and Jillian Pinner two
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  rbiists added two hits Apiece Erie Prophetstown eighteen, Hall one
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  three in. The Panthers needed just three innings to put
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  the Mercy rule in effect, scoring eighteen runs on twelve
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  hits for a three Rivers East win. In Profheitstown. Sidney
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  Matino had the lone hit for Hall Morrison five Bureau
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  Valley two. The Storm were shut out for six innings,
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  scoring twice in their final at bat in defeat Tuesday
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  in Manlius Cayden Hogg, Sackfly and Ali Carrington each had
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  one hit and an RBI for the Storm, with Lila
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  Spencer singling in a pinch hit role. Baseball Putnam County
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  five Saint Bede zero. Starting pitcher Traxton Mattingly six IP,
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  two h seven strikeouts and reliever Maddox Pool one IP,
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  one H two k combined to shut out the Bruins
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  for a Tri County Confence victory at Ken Jenkins Field
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  in Granville. The Panthers had just four hits, two by Mattingly,
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  who had an RBI triple and three runs scored. Jonathan
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  Stunkel added a RBI double and Pool had a sack Fly.
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  Sandwich fifteen Mendota five five in. The Indians put the
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  game away with ten runs in the fourth inning to
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  put away a home win. Tuesday, Aident Tillman two RBIs
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  and Dane Doyle two walks ea each went two for
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  three for the Trojans Bureau Valley ten Galva zero five in.
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  The Storm scored ten runs on eleven hits and helped
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  by four Galva errors. En route to a Lincoln Trail
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  Conference victory in five innings in Manlius Logan Philhauer led
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  the Storm with a three for three day at the
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  plate with three runs scored and two RBIs. Drake Taylor
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  and Dakari Martin each went two for three, with RBIs
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  winning pitcher Dylan Hallett pitched a three hit shutout with
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  no walks and five strikeouts over five innings. IVC nineteen
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  Princeton five, six in. The Tigers did all of their
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  scoring in the second inning, but only after the Gray
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  Ghosts scored eight in the first and two more in
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  the top of the second. Noah Morton led the Tigers
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  with two hits. Bradenshaw went one for four with two RBIs.
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  Girls soccer Byron three, Princeton two. Princeton led on goals
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  by Ava Kyle and Olivia Sandoval before Brian battled back
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  to win the Battle of the Tigers. In Byron Boys
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  track and field at Grandville, Princeton won nine events, scoring
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  one hundred and four points to sweep Putnam County forty
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  and Streeter twenty three on the PC track on Tuesday.
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  Double winners for the Tigers were Aiden Robinson in the
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  long jump five point five to three million and triple
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  jump eleven point zero six million, and Casey Ethridge in
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  the one hundred, ten point seven eight and four hundred
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  fifty three point three three. Other individual winners for the
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  Tigers were Eiden Nagushi in the one hundred and ten
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  hurdles sixteen point seven two and three hundred hurdles fifty
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  one point five four and Augustus Swanson in the one thousand,
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  six hundred five twenty nine point four seven. The Tigers
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  also won the four x four hundred four to one
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  fifty three with Ethan nak, Gabe Heaton, Kutzer and Jack Heaton,
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  and the four x eight hundred eleven sixteen point seven
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  eight with Augustus Swanson, Tyler Van Derventer, Kutzer and Brady Peach.
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  PC's Alex Rodriquez swept the shot put fifteen point two
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  two million and discus forty four point five one million,
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  Elijah Brown in the two hundred twenty two point four
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  zero and Riley Dowling in the eight hundred twenty twenty
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  two point zero five