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Sandwich volleyball tops Earlville in 3 sets: The Times Tuesday Roundup · Illinois Valley - Shaw Local

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  Sandwich
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  volleyball tops Earlville in three sets, the Times Tuesday Roundup. Written by
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  Brian Hoxie This article is being read by an automated voice, brought
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  to you by Everlit. Volleyball Sanch D. Earlville 22, 25,
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  25, 17, 25, 22. At Earlville, the Indians, 12-8, earned a three-set
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  win over the Red Raiders on Tuesday. Sandwich was
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  led by Jesse Ramey 17 digs, 23 assists, 11 kills, Khloe White
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  12 digs, 4 kills, 12 assists Riley Hummel, 15 digs 5 assists,
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  Allah Harris, 9 kills, 4 blocks, and Liza Goodbread, 8 kills. Earlville
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  was
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  led by JC Helgeson, twenty one digs, Peyton Actis, eight assists, Liz
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  Vazquez, nine service points, Audrey Scherer, eight kills, three blocks, seven assists,
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  and Addie Scherer, four kills, two blocks. Newark D Somonach twenty five
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  eleven twenty five eighteen. At Somonac the Norsemen, sixteen four four four
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  four four four four one topped the Bobcats six six two three
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  in the LTC match. Newark was led by Riley Carlson, 12 kills,
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  4 digs, Zoe Carlson, 8 kills, 3 aces, Kayla Pottinger, 6 digs,
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  Ella Bromland, 5 assists, 6 digs, and Taylor Jeffers, 14 assists, 5
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  digs. Somanok was led by Adi Werner nine kills and Ryland King
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  seven digs. Serena D Leland 2511-2513. At Serena,
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  the Huskers defeated the Panthers in the Little 10 Conference match Serena
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  was
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  led by Anna Zherp. 10 kills, 2 digs, an ace, Emily Hoffman,
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  2 kills, 2 blocks, Maddie Brooker, a kills, a dig a block.
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  Maddie Stegman, a kill. 2 digs, 2 assists, 2 aces. Maddie Young,
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  2 kills, 10 assists. Maddie Sturchy. 5 kills, 4 digs, 4 aces,
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  Lexa McNally. 2 kills, 5 aces, and Parker Twaite, 3 kills. Lysel
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  D. Streeter, 26-24, 12-25, 25-21, at Lyle the Bulldogs,
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  7-5-233, drop the road Illinois Central 8 Conference match to the Lions.
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  Streeter was led by Avery Gribbin, twelve kills, a block, and ace
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  nine digs. Sophie Snow, nine kills, two blocks and ace three digs.
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  Ashley Taylor, three kills, a block and ace thirteen assists, and Kinsley
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  Sweeten, three kills, an ace fourteen assists. Girls Golf? Henry Senequine, two
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  hundred and twenty four, Marquette, two hundred and seventy one. At Wolf
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  Creek Golf Club in Pontiac, the Crusaders fell short against the Mallards.
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  Marquette was led by a sixty five from Senia Mitre, Parker Poundstone
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  a sixty eight, while Madison Trainer, Ava Leiteritz, and Mikhaila Hunefeld all
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  carted sixty nines. Woodland had Katie Bliss shoot a sixty five and
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  Addison Drysdale a sixty-seven. Seneca places seventh at the normal Uhai Invitational.
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  At the Webring Golf Course at Illinois State University, the Fighting Irish
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  posted a team score of 403 to finish seventh at the nine
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  team event. Seneca was led by Piper Stenzel 1588, Josie Mitchell
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  35, 102, Vivian Croncrite 36, 103, Haydn Lavarier
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  42, 110, and M. Paket 46, 118. Fieldcrest
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  places seventh At HOEC meet. At El Paso Golf Club, the Knights
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  posted a team score of 481 to finish seventh in the Heart
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  of Illinois Conference meet. TriValley earned the title with a 378. Fieldcrest
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  was led by Madeline Thieesfield, fourteenth, one hundred and fifteen, Olivia Bernardi
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  first, one hundred and nineteen, Lena Greskoviac, twenty second, one hundred and
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  twenty, and Lily Entrite, twenty-seventh, one hundred and twenty seven. Boys Golf.
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  Saint Bede one hundred and sixty three, Seneca one hundred and sixty
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  four, Roanoke Benson one hundred and eighty one. At Nettle Creek Country
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  Club in Morris, the fighting Irish fell a stroke short against the
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  Bruins, but topped the Rockets. Seneca's Cooper Thorsen posted a 38 to
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  earn medallist honors. The Irish also had counting scores from Raiden Terry,
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  Cody Malek 41, and Trenton Powell 45. Fieldcrest finishes ninth
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  at HOEC meet. At El Paso Golf Club, the Knights posted a
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  team score of 364 to finish ninth in the 12-team heart of
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  Illinois Conference meet. Laroy won the championship with a 334. Fieldcrest senior
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  Carter Senko carded an 81 to place fourth individually. The Knights also
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  received counting scores from Drew Overrocker, 22nd 90, Zach Harms, to 4196,
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  and Cohen Reichman, to 44th 97. Flanagan Cornell, 12th, 459,
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  was led by Cody Pinkerton, 54th, 102, Dylan Carls, 66,
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  111, Reese Pelnarsh, 68th, 115, and Jace Fortner, Seventiath, 131.
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  Henry Senequine one hundred and eighty eight, Woodland two hundred and four.
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  At Wolf Creek Golf Club in Pontiac, the Warriors dropped the duel
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  to the Mallards. Woodland was led by Braden Matsko 45, Hayden Marcinko
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  52, Noah Lopez 52, and Bradley Matsko 55. Dwight 173, Moments
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  227. At Dwight Country Club, the Trojans picked up the home victory.
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  Blake Fetterd shot a 42 to earn medalist honors for Dwight. The
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  hosts also received solid scores from Caden Christensen, 43, Cash Carter, 43,
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  Case Christensen, 45, and Logan Rice, 45. Boys Soccer Serena won, Imsa
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  won. At Serena, the Huskers and Titans played to a draw in
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  their Little Ten Conference match. Damien Gonzalez scored on a penalty kick
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  in the first half for Serena, which is now 6-4-1 overall and
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  1-2-1 in LTC play. Boys cross country. Seneca seventh, Fieldcrest eighth, Somonac
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  tenth at Twilight in the Woods. At the Seneca Ag Farm, the
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  Fighting Irish one hundred and eighty five points. Place seventh, the Knights,
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  two hundred seventy eighth, and Somonoc two hundred twenty one, tenth at
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  the Twilight in the Woods event. Liam Bama, 15, 1741, Led Seneca,
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  followed by Brady Fort, 33rd, 19025, Landon Hebel, 42nd, 2009. Cameron
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  Chapman, 59th, 2058.5, Chris Thompson, 71st, 22, 10.3, and
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  Pierce Gilbertson, 74th, 22, 13.5 Fieldcrest was led by Gagan Dykman,
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  twenty third, eighteen, twenty six point nine, Abram Haraslack, thirty fifth, nineteen,
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  twenty-four point six, Rylan Valazia, fifty-third, twenty thirty-two point nine, Christian Rodriguez,
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  fifty fifth, twenty thirty-six point five, James Scott, fifty-sixth, twenty forty one
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  point five, and Christopher House, nine etieth, twenty three sixteen Caden Hamer,
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  17, 17, 53, 4, Led Summonok, followed by Porter Snyder, 47th, 2020.9,
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  Isaac Noble, 49th, 2021.9, Aiden Wesson, 60th, 2059.4,
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  Daniel Shapiyama, 68th, 21, 35.6, Blake Wesson, 89, 23, 12.1,
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  and Dylan Jones, 94th, 23, 48.6 Streeter and Newark compete at Plano.
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  At the Ross Grader invitational hosted by Plano High School, the Bulldogs
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  were led by Phoenix Velazquez, 16th, 18 minutes, 25.8 seconds.
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  Jack Reese, 22nd, 1856. Avery Missile, 24th, 9226, Braden Hanses,
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  41, 41.8, and Bennett Burrell, 42nd, 22, 56.1. Tejin
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  Brits, eighteen twenty two, one placed fifteenth in Austin Ribal, eighteen forty
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  five point nine for the Norsemen. Girls cross country. Seneca places runner
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  up, Somonok fifth at Twilight in the Woods. At the Seneca Ag
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  Farm, the Fighting Irish 72 finished behind only Champion Morris 60, while
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  the Bobcats, 106, placed fifth of the eight competing teams. Josie Mueller,
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  2038-2, finished second to lead the way for Seneca, followed by Talia
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  Jenkins, 8th 21, 19.7, Ellie Thompson, 15th 21, 48.4,
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  Julie Mueller, 21st, 22, 44.2, Aurora Jackson, 39th, 25,
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  10.1, and Annika Jackson, 45 25, 27.3 Summonok was led
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  by Maggie Hamer, Ninth 21, 21.1, Emma Rominsky, 23rd, 23,071,
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  Avery Hamer, 25 23, 35.5, Vivian Deacon, 30 24, 12.8, and
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  Hunter McCoy, 34th 24, 45.1, Fieldcrest Clo Nussbaum, 24
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  26.1, finished 33rd. Streeters Guadarama runs to fourth at Plano. At the
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  Ross Grader invitational hosted by Plano High School, the Bulldogs Senior Giselle
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  Guadarama finished fourth in a time of 22, 53.7. Newark was led
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  by Anna Kreps, twenty five zero zero four, who placed fourteenth, and
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  Easton Kempjak, twenty seven forty seven point nine at twenty fifth. Girls
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  Tennis. Ottawa 5, Rochelle Zero. At Rochelle, the Pirates swept the hubs
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  in the I-8 duel. Savannah Frederickson, 61-60 at number one, and Reagan
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  Davis, 60-61 at number two, won singles matches. In doubles, number one,
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  Caitlin Tretnero Gracie Pelansic, six three six four. No. Two, Carson Moore
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  Dixie Smick, six one six two, and number three, Madey Guevara Docslin
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  Olison, six one six four were all victorious.