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Princeton’s Jackson Mason wins 3 matches at state tennis: Thursday’s NewsTribune roundup · Illinois Valley - Shaw Local

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  Speaker 1: Princeton's Jackson Mason wins three matches at state tennis. Thursday's
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  News Tribune roundup written by Kevin Schlum. This article is
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  Everlett Boys Tennis at Chicago Suburbs. Princeton senior Jackson Mason
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  advanced to the second day of the ISA Class one
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  A state tournament with three wins. Thursday. Mason lost his
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  first match six zero, six zero to Wheaton Saint Francis
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  senior Umer Bajua, a number five eight seed, before bouncing
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  back to win three matches in the consolation bracket. In
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  his first consolation match, Mason beat Saint Ignatius College Preps
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  Schiven dev Nani six two sixty four. Then he defeated
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  Newman's Jowel Roads six two four six ten eight in
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  the second round of the consolation bracket, before topping Mount
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  Zion's Ryan Rutherford six to zero, six to one in
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  his third round consolation. Mason will play Vernon Hills senior
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  Romans Stukoff, a number three four seed, in a fourth
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  round consolation match on Friday. Boys Track and in five
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  at Charleston Amboy co Op freshman Ian Hasler advanced to
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  the finals in both throwing events at the is A
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  Class one Estate meet at Eastern Illinois University in Charlestown.
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  Hassler threw the discus forty eight point four meters for
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  the fourth best mark of the preliminaries Thursday, while he
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  tossed the shot put a personal record fifteen point seven
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  to two meters, which was tenth in the prelims. The
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  top twelve advanced to Saturday's finals in field events, with
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  nine earning medals. Hassler wasn't the only News Tribune area
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  thrower to advance, as Putnam County senior Alex Rodriguez earned
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  a return trip to finals in the shot put with
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  a toss of one five eight one comma, which was
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  ninth in the prelims. Rodriguez also competed in the discus,
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  but did not qualify for finals, finishing seventeenth at forty
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  four point seven five four. Fieldcrest's senior Michael Beckett punched
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  his ticket back to the triple jump finals with the
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  season best leap of one three dot five to five comma,
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  which was sixth in the prelims. Amboy sophomore Damian Bender
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  qualified in the three hundred meter hurdles by placing eighth
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  in the prelims in forty point seven to seven seconds.
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  He also competed in long jump, but did not advance,
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  as he was forty third at five point six three.
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  Several other area athletes saw their season's end Thursday. Bureau
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  Valleys Andrew Roth finished fifteenth in the one hundred and
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  ten hurdles fifteen point three seven and twenty sixth in
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  the three hundred hurdles forty two point three. Also for
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  the Storm, Tucker, Shane Morgan, Manismith, Kyle Velasquez and Keenan
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  Richter finished twenty third in the four x two hundred
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  relay one thirty three point zero nine, and Alex Gallardo,
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  Caine Richter, Adrian Gallardo and Maddox Moore took twenty eighth
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  in the four x eight hundred relay eight forty four
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  point eight five and bv's four one hundred relay did
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  not finish. Henry Midlands Breckon Piles finished twenty sixth in
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  the long jump six point twenty seven and did not
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  record a height in the high jump. Saint Bede's James
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  Arkins tied for twenty fifth in the pole vault with
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  a PR of three point three five, and Fieldcrest's Braydon
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  Epplin was twenty eighth in the discus forty two point
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  seven to three. Baseball Fieldcrest eight Deer Creek Mackinaw two.
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  The number five seeded Knights scored eight runs in the
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  fifth inning on the way to a win over the
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  number four Chiefs and a Class one A Delavon Regional
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  semifinal in delavan Eli Gourds doubled twice, drove in two runs,
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  and scored a run, while Layton Gourds and Drew Overrocker
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  each went two for four with a run and an RBI.
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  Leyton Gourds was the winning pitcher as he gave up
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  two unearned runs on two hits while striking out nine
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  and walking four and six innings. Overrocker pitched a perfect
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  seventh with two strikeouts. Field Crest twelve sixteen advances to
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  play Number one Tremont thirty two to two in the
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  championship at eleven am Saturday, IVC three Saint Bede two.
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  The number four seeded Bruins took a two zero lead,
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  but the number five Ghosts rallied with three runs in
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  the fifth inning en route to a win and a
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  class to a Mercer County Regional semifinal in Aleto. Gus
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  Burr was two for four with an RBI for Saint
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  Bede twenty three thirteen, while Drew Carboni went two for
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  three and scored a run. Gino Ferrari was the losing
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  pitcher as he allowed three runs, one earned on six hits,
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  with five strikeouts and three walks in six and one
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  third innings