Aug. 26—Four kills apiece from and led the Warriors (0-1), but the Dragons still handed Watseka a 27-25, 25-17 loss. contributed five digs to the Warriors' cause, as well.
had six kills and added four kills for the Warriors (2-0), who again came up short as the Panthers prevailed 25-22, 25-16. ended up with seven digs and registered three blocks, as well, for Watseka.
Five kills and a block from , three aces from and two kills and an ace from s led the Tribe (0-2), but the Purple Riders (1-0) still emerged with the 25-14, 25-17 victory.
A nonconference match was kind to the Knights (1-0), who outlasted the Cardinals (0-1) in a 25-9, 25-8 decision, thanks to the efforts of (nine kills), (seven kills), (seven kills), (12 assists) and (12 assists).
Eleven digs from Emma Lawhead, six assists from Emma Arnold and four kills from Hayden Curtis keyed the Sages (0-2) in a 25-15, 25-16 loss to the Hornets in nonconference play.
Six kills from helped the Raiders (2-0) claim a 25-18, 25-15 victory against the Wildcats.
slammed 10 kills, added eight assists and contributed six digs for the Panthers (1-1) in a 25-21, 25-15 victory against the Cornjerkers (0-1).
totaled 14 kills and slammed 10 kills for the Hawks (1-1) while set the offense with 27 assists, as Prairie Central came back for a 16-25, 25-21, 25-23 victory against the Falcons (0-1). added 12 digs, too, in the win. had an 11-kill, 11-dig double-double for GCMS, which also received 27 assists from .
Fifteen assists from , 11 digs from , 10 digs from and 10 assists from motored the Spartans (2-0) to a 23-25, 25-19, 25-23 victory against the host Maroons (0-1).
tallied eight digs to lead the Storm past the Illineks in a 25-8, 25-3 nonconference decision.
set six assists and totaled five blocks to help the Titans (1-1) past the Warriors (0-2) en route to a 25-21, 25-11 nonconference victory, with adding four assists and contributing four digs toward the win.
Jadyn Rosenberger tallied five kills and an ace and chipped in three kills and three blocks to lead the Eagles (0-1). But the Tigers (1-0) still delivered a 25-16, 26-24 nonconference loss to Rantoul.
Thirteen digs from , 13 assists from and 12 digs from helped the Rockets (2-0) cruise to a 25-22, 18-25, 25-22 win against the Panthers (1-1) in nonconference play.
scored on an assist from to power the Blue Devils (2-0) past the Raiders (1-1) in Vermilion Valley Conference play.
The Chargers (1-0) pulled away from a 0-0 halftime draw against the Eagles (1-1) and claimed a nonconference win thanks to second-half strikes from , and .
, and fired in two goals apiece, while , , and each had a goal, as well, as the Vikings (2-0) claimed a dominant interstate win.
The Bunnies (0-1-1) pulled away after taking a 2-1 halftime lead and defeated the Sages (1-0) in comfortable fashion. Monticello got its lone goal from on an assist from .
A hat trick of goals from , plus and scoring two goals apiece, helped Oakwood/Salt Fork (1-1) pull away from the host Hilltoppers (0-1) in a Vermilion Valley Conference matchup. O/SF's final two goals came from and .
The Rockets (0-2) sustained a nonconference loss to the host Bulldogs after entering halftime with facing a 2-0 deficit.
scored a pair of goals, chipped in an assist and added six saves to key the Illineks (1-0), as Uni High claimed an East Central Illinois Conference victory.
scored four goals and and added scores of their own to give the Warriors (1-1) a dominant win over the Cornjerkers (0-2) in Vermilion Valley Conference play.
recorded a nine-hole score of 38 to capture medalist honors in a nine-hole match at Lincolnshire Fields Country Club, leading St. Thomas More (166) past Prairie Central (167) and Pontiac (175) in the process. (41), (43) and (44) also chipped in during the team win, while led Prairie Central with a 39.
Eighteen schools took part in the Bismarck-Henning/Rossville-Alvin Opening Drive Invitational, with Hoopeston Area scoring the win with a collective score of 326 and Westville (346), Iroquois West (347) also placing within the top five. Milford's J earned medalist honors with an 18-hole score of 73, and and led Hoopeston Area with scores of 78. Westville's tied for second place individually with a career-low score of 77.
LeRoy scored a collective 227 to win the Tuscola Invitational at Iron Horse Golf Club, outlasting six teams including runner-up Tuscola (237) and fourth-place Arcola/Arthur-Lovington-Atwood-Hammond (245). and were LeRoy's top pair while both players shooting rounds of 73, while and led Arcola/ALAH with matching scores of 76 and and had the top scores for Tuscola as both players shot a 76.
Arcola/Arthur-Lovington-Atwood-Hammond paced the Tuscola Invitational at Iron Horse Golf Club thanks to strong showings from the pairings of andJillian Marner (combined for an 88), and and (finished with a collective 91). Arcola/ALAH finished with a team score of 296 in the win against Central A&M/Okaw Valley (326).
Unity was the only team to compete for a team score in a triangular match at Brookhill Golf Course, finishing the nine-hole event with a score of 246 thanks to a 55 from and a 59 from . Rantoul/Paxton-Buckley-Loda's was the medalist at 48.
Monticello's collective nine-hole score of 182 helped the Sages take down Champaign Central (212) and Bloomington (220) at the University of Illinois Blue Course, with earning medalist honors with a 40 and contributing a 46, as well, for Monticello. led the Maroons by shooting a 46, too.
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