Logan duo fires GRAC baseball shutouts for John A. Logan
John A. Logan swept Kaskaskia 4-0 and 9-0 as Eric Ebers and Chad Mulholland fired shutouts. Ebers allowed three hits with six strikeouts, Mulholland fanned 12 on four hits. Nate Alden went 4-for-7 with two RBIs and Eric Allen drove in three as Logan rises to 13-16 overall and 10-6 in the GRAC.
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Garner Shaw named to all state team
Chicago Tribune special mention All-State picks include Garner from Lesser-Walier and Matt Shaw of Centralia. Shaw shines at AA state tournament. first team features Dockery Poole Iguodala McBride Brown. Parker named Ms Basketball with record stats. Crews departure prompts Devan Welch decision considerations.
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Western Illinois archer wins national archery title in delayed triumph
Darin DeNeal of Harrisburg learned two weeks after the Wisconsin Rapids event that he had captured the National Archery Association intercollegiate compound championship, defeating 53 shooters from 20 colleges. The Western Illinois University student, 23, competes in compound and recurve, with future goals including the Collegiate World Championships in Thailand and outdoor nationals in San Diego.
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