Award Winners Highlight Morris High Sports Banquet
Wayne Bradley, Morris Redskins 1977-78 senior guard, earned MVP honors at the Letterman's Winter Sports Banquet. He led in points and average, with teammates Lee Warner and Chuck Ader also receiving conference honors as the Redskins posted 11-14 overall and 6-8 in conference play. Athletic director Bob Ferguson, retiring after 32 years, lauded program growth from two sports to 14 and praised budget and stipends.
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GSW girls end season with 4 4 record
Gardner South Wilmington HS girls basketball ends its first season 4 4 after a 26 to 19 loss to Wilmington. Coach Dan Jerbi cited fatigue and poor shooting as factors while Tonya Duncan led Wilmington with 13 points and Debbie Coclasure scored 10 for GSW. The team totaled 11 on varsity and 10 on junior varsity this season.
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South Wilmington Fifth Sixth Grade Invitational Girls Tourney
South Wilmington Grade School hosts the fifth and sixth grade Invitational Girls Basketball tournament at Gardner-South Wilmington High School gym Monday to Wednesday. Teams: South Wilmington Braceville St Mary of Pontiac Immaculate Conception Morris Otter Creek. First game 6 30 p m Monday. semifinals 6 30 p m and 7 45 p m Tuesday. consolation 6 30 p m Wednesday. championship 7 45 p m.
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Ranny Larson
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Tony Niewinski
Mike Peterson
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Tom Sandoval
Steve Sztapka
John Wray
Joe Kiss
Steve Kundert
Tom Morrall
Don Funte
Pat Durkee
Tim Funte
Dave McTague
Greg Belt
Ray DeLong
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Eugene Wren
Keith Yard
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Trent Funte
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Randy Butler
Mike Darin
Don Davidson
Todd Funte
Leo Rochnowski
Dave Sampson
Scott Wilkinson
Jeff Buchanan
Jerry McNulty
Shawn Cassidy
Steve Erio
Mark Ford
Shawn Hornsby
Andy Hunt
al McWilliams
Phil Peterson
Jeff Poundstone
al Schmitke
Jim Reigle
Tim Reigle
Mike Strange
Morris Suttles
Darcel Luegering
Rosemarie Ehrman
Sue Anderson
Lisa Feeney
Kim Ferguson
Lisa Guilette
Connie Gordon
Kim Hexhall
Cathy Kramer
Sheila Martin
Joan O’ Hagen
Beth Rudow
Julie Steele
Kris Ehteshami-Afshar
Diane Kauzlaric
Michele Newton
Lori Eschenbaum
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Kentucky eyes NCAA title after top UPI finish
Kentucky, led by coach Joe Hall, clinched the regular season UPI championship and aims for the national title. The Wildcats finished 25-2, replacing Adolph Rupp’s legacy with Kyle Macy and four senior stars as they prep to open the NCAA tournament against Florida State in Knoxville.
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Seneca and Marseilles reach championship game in sub regional
Seneca and Marseilles advance to the Seneca Sub-regional girls basketball championship Thursday at 7 30 p m after Tuesday wins. Seneca defeated MVK 28 10 as coach Judy Anderson praised defense and effort. Osmondo scored 14 points leading Seneca while Marseilles built a big first half and held Plano despite a late rally.
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Morris Moose Pony League Registration Info
Pony League registration for Morris Moose will be Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon. Andy Stewart can be reached at 942-3844 for details. In I.C.S. news the girls basketball team beat Lisbon 44-20 with Mary Cheshareck posting 13 points and 12 rebounds, Marguerite Donovan 12 points, and Sue Schuler nine. Lisbon’s Theresa Giannotti scored 12 in the loss. I.C.S. sixth graders routed Lisbon 34-4 led by Tracy Button with 12 points. sixth graders sit at 8-7. The I.C.S. eighth graders, 10-8, play Braceville tonight at 6:30 p.m. in the Braceville Invitational.
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Sue Schuler
Lynette Pellegrini
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Tracy Button
Braceville
Higher rated teams win in Chicago tourney action
In Class A and Class AA games, top seeds prevailed as No. 3 Nashville beat No. 8 Metropolis 67-55 led by Paul Patton 21 and John Jankowski 20, while No. 4 Thornton toppled No. 10 Oak Forest 58-54 with Tom Kmak scoring 18 for Oak Forest. Multiple top teams had games postponed by weather. several winners and close scores highlighted the round.
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Macomb
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Lockport
Sectional results from United Press International
Class AA Sectionals report with multiple games across Illinois venues. Notable scores include Benet 70 over Keaton North 66 in OT at Aurora East Lisle, Thornton 58 over Oak Forest, and Dixon 75 over Geneseo 58 at Moline. Several games postponed to March 8.
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