Gill-Bardo controversy not enough to slow down Illini
Kendall Gill scored 20 points on 8-for-8 shooting to lift Illinois to a 73-59 win over Wisconsin in the Big Ten opener. Stephen Bardo added 10 as Illinois improved to 11-0 while Wisconsin fell to 9-4.
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Illinois Boots Gill and Bardo Reinstated After Car Loans
Kendall Gill and Stephen Bardo were reinstated after briefly being ruled ineligible for not following loan application steps for used cars in 1989. The NCAA found terms appropriate and payments proper. Athletic director John Mackovic called the violations inadvertent and cooperations full. Coach Lou Henson said Deon Thomas could play this season if the investigation concludes by mid January.
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Ashton tops LaMoille in non-conference thriller
Ashton High School boys basketball edged LaMoille 61-58 in a tight non-conference game. Joe Clark led Ashton with 16 points, Ken Wendt 15, Shannon Hinrichs 12, and Eric Kersten 10 as the Aces rise to 7-6. Phil Stuepfert and Josh Becker each scored 17 for LaMoille, with Robert Martin adding 11.
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Aquin Tops Mount Morris in Nonconference Clash
Freeport Aquin jumped to a 22-6 first period lead and held off Mount Morris 62 51 in a nonconference game. Mount Morris, now 6-7, was led by Mark Dietrich with 22 points, the only double figure scorer. For Aquin, Brian Moore scored 23, Ted Cigrand 14, and Jamie Stovall 11. A fresh soph game went 66-26 to Aquin. Mount Morris visits Pecatonica tonight in a Mid Northern Conference matchup.
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Dixon High School bowlers roll past Sterling
Dixon High School defeated Sterling 2,339 to 2,030 as Michelle Reinhold led with a 519 series and games of 146 187 and 186. Also contributing were Sheila Vancil 494 Andrea Norris 459 Tiffany Jacobs 435 Judy Bowser 432. Sterling’s top bowler was Tiffini Kelt with 456.
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Comets sweep Sterling in double dual wrestling meet
Newman pins Morrison 57-12 and Polo 54-0 as Jack Wu 103 pounds Mike Mena 125 Manuel Olalde 130 Todd Messer 135 Ryan Keeler 140 and Ryan Kelly 145 each win twice. Amboy improves to 3-6-2 after three doubles winners. Ken Yoakum wins for 171 pounds and Lawson defeats Vern Albee at 189.
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Duchesses Fall Than HubAttack In Free Throw Finish
Dixon and Hubs battled as Dixon trailed 51-48 late after Jennie Withrow and Petersen fouled out for Dixon. The Hubs iced the game by hitting free throws after Dixon turnovers and a late lane violation negated a potential comeback. Ohlinger 19, Manning 12 led a balanced Dixon attack.
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Peg Gensler
Tonya Dickson
Coffee at the Corral returns with Dixon coaches
The second Coffee at the Corral of the season gathers Dixon High School basketball coaches at 8:30 a.m. Saturday at the Golden Corral in Dixon. Boys head coach Dan Demmer and girls head coach Lesli Spencer will be joined by sophomore coaches Dave Johnson and Jim Kann.
Dixon JV Tops Rochelle In 44-38 Victory
Dixon High School junior varsity beat Rochelle 44 to 38. James Lawson scored 14 points, Jay Shar boneau added 10, with Corken and Michel leading rebounders as Dixon moved to 2-2.
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Madison 8th grade team tops Challand 50 to 44 at home
The Madison Junior High School eighth graders beat Challand of Sterling 50 44 to avenge an earlier loss. The Patriots improve to 8 5 led by Mike Stahl 19 points Doug Buckman 17 and Nate Olds 14.
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Rochelle Wins 58-51 Over Dixon in Tight Contest
Rochelle outscored Dixon 20-10 in the fourth, led by Brune and Qhlinger with 10 and 19 points respectively. Dixon’s Petersen fouled out along with Withrow and Brune as Rochelle claimed the win in a night of balanced scoring and tight defense.
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Dixon 51 Amboy 12 basketball score recap
Dixon and Stillman Valley opened with wins while east coast teams posted wins across the region. Notable results include Dixon defeating Amboy 51 to 12, with key pins by several wrestlers and a mix of college and high school basketball scores across numerous matchups. Strong showings by Sauk Valley and Illinois teams highlighted the day.
Sports front office moves and player waivers across leagues
MLB Properties names Larry Doby administrator licensing. Cubs place Vance Law on waivers for unconditional release. NBA resignations and trades include Paul Gilbert’s departure and Cliff Livingston listed on the IL. Bucks trade Randy Breuer for Brad Lohaus to the Timberwolves. Motta named head coach of Kings. Rams sign Paul Butler. Gaston Green placed on injured reserve. Chargers fire Rick Smith and name Bill Johnston PR chief. Sabres trade John Tucker to Capitals. Canadiens send Andrew Cassels to Sherbrooke in AHL.
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On Tap Area Friday and Saturday Sports Schedule
Area schedule lists Friday events in boys basketball Dixon at Rochelle Ashton at Rock Christian Life Amboy at Prophetstown Savanna at Sterling Newman Polo at Forreston Oregon at Byron Mount Morris at Pecatonica Ohio at Wyoming Sterling at Princeton Girls basketball Amboy at Savanna Wrestling Savanna at Amboy Saturday North Scott at Dixon Oregon at Rochelle Franklin Center at Pecatonica Amboy at Sterling Newman Paw Paw at Ohio Walnut at Earlville Sterling at Moline Sterling Newman at Morrison Polo at Winnebago Mount Morris at Oregon Walnut at Fulton Unity Sterling at Galesburg Men’s basketball Oakton at Sauk Valley CC Sterling Quad with Dixon Polo Tournament with Oregon Newman Sandwich Antioch at Harvard Geneva tourney with AFC
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Local High School Listings Highlight Districts and Teams
A compiled roster of high schools including Central Liberty St Benedict Lebanon Rockford Lutheran Belleville Althoff Lena Winslow Watseka Mid County River Ridge Monticello Petersburg Porta Williamsfield Astoria Carthage Wyoming Illini Central Dallas City Montini Beardstown Warsaw Quincy Notre Dame Carrollton Roanoke Benson among others, indicating a broad district spread and competitive prep program presence.
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