Soderberg takes Saint Louis job as coach after interim stint
Brad Soderberg, 39, who served as interim Saint Louis University coach after Lorenzo Romar left, was named the new head coach over Tim Buckley and Brian Gregory. The Badgers alumnus previously assisted Romar and led Wisconsin to a 16-10 season and NCAA bid. Saint Louis finished 15-16 and 9-7 in Conference USA. The move caps a coaching carousel that included Romar’s resignation to join Washington.
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Terriers claim two wins in Fralish Cup games
Carbondale edged St. Vincent's of Perryville 1-0 as Sarah Landt scored early in the second half and Nessa Mogharreban earned the shutout saving a penalty. In the second match, Nessa Mogharreban assisted as Carbondale beat Urbana 2-1 with Nessa scoring the winner in the 28th minute of the second half. Angela Turini opened scoring in the 25th minute of the first half as Carbondale improved to 7-0, 5-0 in league play. The Finlish Cup rounds continue today at the Superblock athletic complex.
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Perryville
Nicole Roberts
Terriers
Nessa Mogharreban
Urbana
Angela Turini
Superblock Athletic
Du Quoin All-Star Classic rosters set for 15th game
Rosters for the 15th Du Quoin All-Star Classic were drafted for tonight’s game at Anders Gym. Coaches Tim Bleyer and Mike Crews lead familiar names from area schools in a 7:25 p.m. start with a 8:30 p.m. tip and $5 tickets.
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Carterville
Josh Bell
Grayville
Kenny Limelton
Cairo
Jason Houghland
Pinckneyville
Moritz Wohlers
Benton
Michael Lindner
Trico
Clark's two homers pace Egyptian in comeback win over Meridian
Egyptian Pharaohs rally past Meridian 5-3 as Clark adds a two-run homer in seventh after a first homer in fifth. Brennan Gibson throws a three-hitter with seven strikeouts for Egyptian. Cobden upsets Vienna 4-3, Massac County tops West Frankfort 5-4 in Ohio division action.
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Egyptian
Meridian
Clark
Brennan Gibson
Pharaohs
West Frankfort
Wes Jenkins
Massac County
Melanie Cowell
Cowell
Callahan
Dial
Veldman
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Mounce
Rhodes
LIRR
Waltonville Waltonville vs Johnston City score and hitters
Waltonville/S-V beat Johnston City 1 0 as Dees pitched for the win and N Francescon took the loss on a wet field moved to Johnston City. Johnstown City Rarcher 1-3 while Waltonville hitters Kirkpatrick Kluck Petro Conner all produced multiple at bats. Waltonville/S-V records move to 4-4. Benton Packard and Forby homer in 5 inning SIRR Ohio Division win. Packard also four hitter. Morris L. Hays. Packard 4-0, Benton 2-3. record 15-2 overall and 6-0 in league.
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N.francescon
Mason
LaBotte
Dees
Kramer
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Rarcher
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Benton
Jason Packard
Justin Forby
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Imerny
Morris
Hays
Allen
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Herrin
Pahl
Forby
Hamilton County boys hammer Carmi-White in high school clash
Noah Schlag blasted a three run homer in his first high school at bat as Hamilton County pounded Carmi-White County 6 to 4. Siedler and Zimmerman added two runs on homers, while Kosikowski pitched for Carmi-White County in a game that left Hamilton County at 8-3 on the season.
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Hamilton County
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White County
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Rice
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Siedler
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Carbondale Dominates Carterville for First Win
Carbondale bashes Carterville 2-0 as Mendoza throws a one hitter. Mayberry and Moses drive in runs for 1-7 Terriers. Mariners-Marion game ends tied after rain in 10 innings with Johnston City leading 3-0 heading to the bottom. Goreville rides 12-hit attack as West and Kellums star in sweep.
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Ceci Mayberry
Meredith Moses
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Megan West
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Benton Splits SIRR Ohio Division Softball Win Over Herrin
Sarah Dixon produced two hits and two RBI as Benton beat Herrin 8 to 3 in a SIRR Ohio Division game. Reed got the win, Tubbs the loss, with top Benton hitters including Dixon and Bybee. Benton improves to 4-4, 3-2 in the division.
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Harben
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SIU signs Dana Pinkston to Salukis roster
SIU women's basketball adds Dana Pinkston a Gallatin County standout from Southeastern Illinois College to the 2002-2003 signing class joining Aston Gill and Amy Hayden. Pinkston averages 19.6 points per game and is a skilled point guard with two JC seasons of battle-tested play.
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Ft. Wayne
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Saluki Baseball Falls In MVC Clash At SMS
Southwest Missouri State scored eight runs in the bottom of the eighth to beat Southern Illinois 12-7 in Springfield. Salukis led 7-3 after three innings as LIU's Finigan homered and drove in three. Jake Alley went seven innings for SIU with eight hits and four earned runs allowed.
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Salukis lead Illini Classic after first round in Illinois
Southern Illinois University tops 16-team Illini Spring Classic with 306 led by Alison Hiller firing 70. Illinois three back in second with 309 as Andrea Turner 76 and Megan Tarrelly 79 sit in top 10. Salukis tennis falls to Drake 6 1 in MVC play with Alejandra Blanco winning at No 2 singles.
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Lincoln Trail sweeps Rend Lake in junior college baseball
Lincoln Trail took game two 10 to 7 after routing Rend Lake in game one 6 to 5 to complete a series sweep on Thursday. Key performances came from Mahar and Riley for Lincoln Trail while Rend Lake’s Geiger and Rich led the offense in the opener. Rend Lake falls to 19-13 overall and 12-6 in the GRAC.
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