Johnson lifts Lady Redmen to victory
Amy Johnson hit a 3 with six seconds left to force overtime and Sauk Valley Community College edged Spoon River 72 70 in Canton. Johnson 24 points 10 rebounds led SVCC, Scroggs 29 for Spoon River, SVCC 13 6, Spoon River 11 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Amy Johnson
Sauk Valley Community College
Spoon River
Johnson
Trey
Tania Scroggs
SVCC
Amy Jacobs
Dana Young
Shelly Lawson
Scroggs
Lady Redmen
Jolene Leseman
Yumen’s Sauk Valley
Sauk Valley
Lawson
Jacobs
Young
Miller
Burgett
Hackbarth
Spooniver
Scruggs
Gladden
Leseman
Newman edges Erie in Three Rivers clash 40-34
Newman High School girls basketball beat Erie 40-34 to improve to 4-4 in the Three Rivers Conference and 4-12 overall. Sherry Davis Amy Velazquez and Missi Rodriguez each scored seven for the Comets, with Beth Smith and Dawn Pierce adding six. Shelly Garrett led Erie with 14 points. Riverdale tops Amboy 52-28 as Cathy Marx scores 23 for Riverdale and Janelle Crew adds 14 for Amboy. LaMoille beats Walnut 52-28 in IVC tourney opener with Beattie scoring 24 for LaMoille and Lind 16 for Walnut. Tampico passes Wyanet 52-28. Bradford defeats Western 53-38. Upcoming: Neponset vs Wyoming at 5, Manlius vs LaMoille at 6:30, Anawan vs Tampico at 8.
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Erie
Sterling Newman
Three Rivers
Comets
Sherry Davis
Amy Velazquez
Missi Rodriguez
Beth Smith
Dawn Pierce
Newman
Shelly Garrett
Riverdale
AMBOY
Port Byron
Cathy Marx
Crew
New Bedford
Walnut
Jay Beattie
LaMoille
Tammy Lind
Gina Thompson
Chastity Rotramel
Tampico
Wyanet
Bradford
Western
Neponset
Wyoming
Manlius
Annawan
Davis
Velazquez
Brown
Rodriguez
Grennan
Pierce
Smith
Anderson
Johnson
Boyette
Myers
Holcomb
Nelson
Garrett
van Oosten
Rie
Hamrick
Balogna
Meisenheimer
Lind
Holaway
Thom
Hunter
Cain
Beattie
Rotramel
VanDer Bergh
Tanner
Werner
Paluak
Fidlar
Marx
Toppert
Wildermuth
Duchesses 2nd at Galesburg Invitational
Dixon High School bowling finished second in the Galesburg Invitational with a 4780 team total. East Moline won at 5103 as Dixon set a tournament single game record of 946 in the day’s fifth game led by Andrea Norris 219 and Sheila Vancil 206.
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Galesburg
Dixon High School
Duchesses
East Moline
Abingdon
DeKalb
Dixon
Andrea Norris
Sheila Vancil
Vancil
Norris
Judy Bowser
Jenny Rex
Michelle Reinhold
Rex
Glanville to attack on both sides as Falcons coach
SUWANEE Georgia Jerry Glanville was named the ninth Falcons coach eight days after leaving the Houston Oilers where he led them to three AFC playoff appearances. He pledged an aggressive two way attack as he takes the Falcons job. In Illinois a 17 year old Lostant High School student died after collapsing following a game. Bryan Simeck removed himself from the Lostant Wenona game with about three minutes left and collapsed later.
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Suwanee
Jerry Glanville
Atlanta Falcons
Glanville
Falcons
Houston Oilers
Illinois Prep
Lostant
Ill
LaSalle County
Bryan Simeck
Lostant High School
Simeck
Dukes Rally Edges Newman In Tight High School Contest
Dixon overcame a slow start to beat Newman 55-32 in the second half and improve to 5-9. Dixon trailed 32-23 at halftime after a rough first period but dominated the third, with Jay Sharboneau scoring six in the quarter and Paisley adding 10 of his 21. Ryan Reed fouled out after contributing 12 points, while Kurt Bogott led Newman with 19.
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Dixon
Ottawa
Dukes
Jay Sharboneau
Paisley
Demmer
Ryan Reed
Fox
Kurt Bogott
Newman
Larry Cook
Matt Karlson
Brian Jones
Eric Michel
Nick Brunick
Newman wrestles win titles at Kewanee and regional meet
The Newman program swept titles with Mark Pool winning at 119 and Pat Crownhart at 189 in Kewanee. Ryan Koehler took second at 145 while Brent Pinkston 103 Napolitano 112 and Rick Johnson 160 were thirds. Newman finished first, Spring Valley Hall second, Erie third. elsewhere Quincy claimed the team title, Burlington Iowa and Belleville East placed second and third respectively.
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Jack Wu
Manuel Olalde
Todd Messer
Quincy
Burlington
Iowa
Belleville East
Kewanee
Mark Pool
Pat Crownhart
Newman
Ryan Koehler
Brent Pinkston
John Napolitano
Rick Johnson
Spring Valley Hall
Erie
Dixon tops Sterling Newman 56 in close boys basketball bout
Dixon defeats Sterling Newman 56 to 53 as Paisley 21 points leads Dixon while Newman’s Bogott scores 19 and Graham 11 for the visitors. The tight contest features multiple leads and key free throws, with Dixon holding the edge through the fourth period.
Roundup Scores From Urbana Decatur and Nearby Games
Stanu Urbana 70 Decatur Eisenhower 62 Waltonville 87 Ziegler Royalton 58 West Aurora 66 Naperville Central 51 Wheaton North 63 Downers Grove North 51 Willowbrook 39 Glenbard W 34 Wyoming 66 Varna Mid County 50
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Zion-Benton
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Phillips
Aurora CC
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Waubonsie Valley
Breese Mater Dei
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Luthers
Wheaton Christian
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Marengo
Genoa-Kingston
Mattoon
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Amboy
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Sycamore
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Waltonville
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Naperville
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Downers Grove
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Glenbard
Wyoming
Varna
Mid-County
Newman girls defeat Erie 40 34 in IVC tourney action
Sterling Newman defeats Erie 40 to 34 with key performances from Grennan and Brown. Rival Erie stars include Anderson and Garrett contributing in a hard fought game. Three point shooting limited as team fouls tilt the balance and Myers fouls out for Erie.
Denver and San Francisco Set for Super Bowl XXIV
AFC Denver defeated Cleveland 37 to 21 in the AFC Championship with Elway throwing for 385 yards. San Francisco beat Los Angeles 30 to 3 in the NFC Championship. Super Bowl XXIV will feature Denver vs. San Francisco on Sunday in New Orleans at 4 p.m. local time. Verlet.
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Denver
Cleveland
IFC
San Francisco
Los Angeles Rams
New Orleans
Honolulu
Mack
Kosar
Manoa
Metcalf
Elway
Winder
Humphrey
Sewell
Bratton
Langhorne
Brennan
Slaughter
Tillman
Johnson
Young
Jackson
Mobley
Fife
Spoon River Triumphs In OT Thriller Over Sauk Valley
Spoon River edges Sauk Valley 72 70 in overtime as Scroggs and Bri hearted play pace the contest. Hirst and Jones lead Spoon River with double digit scoring while SVCC battles to force extra periods before fall.
Monday and Tuesday Area Sports Schedule Highlights
Monday features Dixon at Streator 2 p.m. at New Bedford and Neponset facing Top 5 ee with Manlius meeting LaMoille Walnut at 6 30 p m and Annawan versus Tampico Walnut at 8 p m. Tuesday lists Fulton Amboy Rockford Lutheran Oregon Neponset Ohio Wyaner Walnut Savanna Sterling Newman Polo Forreston Byron Pecatonica Mount Morris and Ottawa. Men s basketball Sauk Valley CC hosts Kishwaukee in addition to wrestling Rock Falls at Dixon and bowling Kewanee at Dixon.
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Streator
New Bedford
Neponset
Ee. Manlius
LaMoille
Walnut
Annawan
Tampico
Wyanet
Fulton
Amboy
Rockford Lutheran
Oregon
Ohio
Wyaner
Savanna
Sterling
Newman Polo
Forreston
Byron
Pecatonica
Mount Morris
Ottawa
Sauk Valley CC
Kishwaukee
Rock Falls
Kewanee
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Eric Sutter
Todd Sigel
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