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Princeton, Mendota golfers earn All-Three Rivers honors: Wednesday’s NewsTribune/BCR Roundup · Illinois Valley - Shaw Local

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  Princeton Mendota golfers earn all Three Rivers honors, Wednesday's News Tribune, BCR
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  Roundup. This article is being read by an
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  automated voice, brought to you by Everlet. Girls Golf At Cambridge, Princeton
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  placed third, four hundred, and Mendota, four hundred and fifty nine, finished
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  seventh Wednesday in the Three Rivers Conference Tournament at Valley View Club.
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  Orion won the team title in a tiebreaker over Rockridge as both
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  squads posted an 18-hole team score of 386. The individual championship played
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  out in similar fashion as Orion's Evelyn Wilbur, the 2025 TRC runner-up,
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  won a tiebreaker over Rockridge's Amaya Ernott after both players carded scores
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  of 89. Hannah Claiborne plays third ninety, and Ileana Jones finished sixth
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  ninety-three. For Princeton earning first team All Conference honors, while Taylor Compton
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  snagged second team status with a thirteenth place shooting 103. Mendota's Camilla
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  Preciado and Ashlin Ricketts earned second Team All-Conference accolades as well, placing
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  18th, 106th and 20th, 107 respectively. Hall's lone
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  competitor in the event was Emma Speyer in forty sixth, one hundred
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  and forty-one. Boys Golf At Princeton, Hall placed first in a four-team
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  field at Chapel Hill Golf Course, shooting 162 80, Serena 179,
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  Illinois Valley Central 180, and Princeton 183. Noah Plym
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  claimed medalist honors for the fourth meet in a row with a
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  total of thirty-eight, prevailing by a single stroke over Serena's Jason Johnson.
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  The Red Devils sealed their victory when Joseph Perez and Luke Bryant
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  tied for fourth place, 41, and Sammy Acosta totaled forty two to
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  finish sixth. Weston Whidmer was Princeton's leading competitor in seventh place with
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  a 43, while Noah Morton and Michael Jones each had a 46,
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  and Owen Elmore added a 48. At McNabb, Seneca claimed four of
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  the top eight individual places in Wednesday's Triangular at Edgewood Park Golf
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  Club, as the Fighting Irish's score of 172-Top Marquette, 184, and Henry
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  Senequine, 186. Marquette's Bo Thompson and Henry's Landon Harbison each shot
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  41 to tie for first place, while Seneca's Raiden Terry and Cody
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  Millack tied for third with 42. Henry's Henry Kerrbach for 7th with
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  a 45, while Caden Catton, Quinton Schrum, and Aston Sprague shared 11th
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  place, 50. Streeter 155, Saint Bede 166. Jacob
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  Flaven shot a forty to lead the Bruins in a non conference
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  loss at Streeter Country Club. Grady Mueller, 41, Ty Carls 42, and
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  Gavin Lambley, 43, rounded out the scores for St. Bede. Volleyball. Bureau
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  Valley Def. Knoxville 2520 2519. The storm improved to 9-6
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  on this season and opened Lincoln Trail Conference. Play with a victory
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  on the road. Brin Lee Doty finished with six kills while Brooke
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  Helms finished with eleven digs and Libby Andris registered ten digs to
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  go with twelve assists. Chiara Dye totaled a team best three aces,
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  and Elise House recorded three blocks. Bureau Valley competes in the Pearl
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  City Tournament on Saturday. Boys Soakser LaSalle Peru 2, Rochelle won. The
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  Cavaliers scored their second win in three days improving to 8-11 on
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  The
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  season and 3-0 in Interstate 8-conference play. La Salle Peru travels to
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  play Depujal on Saturday. Earlville 4, DePewhall 3, the Red Raiders from
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  down 3-1 at halftime to earn their first win of the season.
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  Braden Leppert scored two goals for Earlville, 1 9 1 2 Little
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  Ten, while Alvin Hernandez had a goal and two assists and Braden
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  Eaton added a goal and an assist. Rob Stinson made 17 saves
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  for Earlville. The Little Giants had their highest single game scoring output
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  of the season but still saw their losing streak extended to five
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  games. DePew Hall, 2-8 got two goals from freshman forward Joel Alfaro,
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  while goalkeeper Sebastian Gardez made fifteen saves. Girls Tennis Princeton 3 Streeter
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  2. Princeton scored its first dual victory of the fall with a
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  narrow victory Tuesday at Streeter. The Tigresses swept the three doubles matches
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  led by Anna Ellis and Ava Munson's 6'2-6-2 victory over Adelaide Mahan
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  and Isabel Mahan at number one. Alice Scruggs and Uli Schneider defeated
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  Violet Hernandez and Harmony Morgan, 62-64 at number two, and Piper Hansen
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  and Isabel Luft topped Kylie Dennis and Analysia Orozco, 6162 at number
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  three. Streeter, 3-2, prevailed at number one singles as Audrey Arambula beat
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  Carly Schultz 61-61 and at number two singles, as Remy Coley posted
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  a 61-6-0 win over Daphne Grant. Woman's Tennis IVCC 9, Mahenry County
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  College Zero, the Eagles improved to 6-0 this fall with a shutout
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  win over McHenry, women's volleyball. IVCC Def, Carl Sandberg 2518, 22, 25,
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  25, 14, 25, 22. Ava Curry had 12 kills and 6 blocks
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  to help the Eagles to an Arrowhead Conference victory in Oglesby. Kelsey
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  Frederick had 10 kills and 2 blocks for IVCC 9-1, while Emma
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  Jareb had 21 assists.