Wilkins leads Vienna to 14 2 rout of Pope County
Vienna batter Drew Wilkins went 3 for 3 with a solo homer and a grand slam, driving in six as Vienna beat Pope County 14 to 2. Blake Curry and Guy Penrod added two RBIs each, while Jake Smith and Wilkins sparked the offense. Vienna improves to 7-2.
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Massac County Powers Past Egyptian In Scoring Spree
Massac County exploded for 14 runs, led by Elijah Evans with 4-5, 2 home runs and six RBIs. Teammate Tillman added two hits as Massac County defeated Egyptian 14-2, with Evans a standout and Franklin taking the loss. In other games, Century beat Hardin 13-4 behind Summer 4-5 and Ulrich’s 3-run homer. Cobden topped Zeigler-Royalton. Marion defeated Cahokia 14-4 as Dalton struck out many. Hamilton County rallied with a late surge to beat Eldorado 4-3. Elverado edged Galatia 9-4. Waltonville beat Grayville 5-4. Vienna routed Meridian 13-0 with Reeder and Wilkins powering the offense.
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Herrin wins on Murphysboro error in 1 0 victory
Herrin tops Murphysboro 1-0 as Malori Cravens draws a walk and scores on a fifth inning throwing error. Mary Kosco strikes out 10 for Herrin behind a 1-0 gem, while Ashley Closson fends off nine strikeouts for Murphysboro.
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Hornets place second at Nashville Invitational in tight meet
Jon Habbe won the shot put 49-11 and Jesse Povolish captured the discus 147-02 to lift the Hornets to second at the Nashville Invitational. Ste Genevieve’s Tyler Swafford swept the 1600 and 3200 at the Old Settlement meet, while Chester finished fifth in the boys standings and the girls placed eighth.
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Carbondale dominates Mount Vernon 14-0 in girls soccer
Carbondale, 14-0 victors over Mount Vernon, led by Sarah Landt with three goals and an assist and Nora Reimbold with two goals and an assist. Nessa Mogharreban and Lisa Shine added a goal and three assists each for the Terriers, who improved to 5-0 in South Seven Conference play. Lindsay was among the contributors.
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Curtis and teammates power 3- goal spree in varsity win
Curtis, Pedro Bencini and Megan Baumann each had a goal and an assist. Angela Turini, Mary Thorn, Annika Mehrtens, Abby Kidd and Taylor Baker also scored. The junior varsity match ended in a 1-1 tie.
Zeiler signs with Southeast Missouri State in Cape Girardeau
Massac County senior Lindsay Zeiler commits to Southeast Missouri State after strong season and regional interest from Murray State and others. She chose SEMO for proximity and fit under coach Joey Haines, joining former rival Kaci Pilcher as cross country teammates while balancing track events.
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SIU Baseball Opens Four Game MVC Series at Missouri State
SIU baseball travels to Southwest Missouri for a four game Missouri Valley Conference series starting Friday at 7 p.m. The Salukis, 17-11 overall, sit 6-6 in MVC play as Southwest Missouri State, 21-5 overall, leads the league at 7-1. A doubleheader is set for Saturday at 2 p.m. and a Sunday game at 1 p.m. Also on the weekend, SIU men’s tennis plays Drake, Creighton, and Northern Iowa. the team stands 2-7 overall and 0-3 in MVC.
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Salukis reshuffle players as Kill adopts new receiving plan
SIU coaches move Kellen Allen and George to new positions, expanding two and three receiver sets. Steven Davidson and Brad Brachear join the secondary while others switch roles to maximize on field talent. Six more spring practices include a scrimmage on April 20 as Coach Kill emphasizes learning and team-wide adaptability.
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