SIU Softball Finishes MVC Series as Missouri State Rival
The Southern Illinois University softball team wraps a three game MVC series against Southwest Missouri State. Across the week, SIU teams host and visit multiple rivals in baseball and girls soccer, with SIU football and prep events also on the schedule. The content outlines games for SIU and area schools including Shawnee versus John A. Logan and Marion at Carbondale in several leagues.
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Salukis extend win streak with doubleheader sweep
Southern Illinois University softball, ranked 26th, swept Southwest Missouri State 4-3 and 7-0 at Charlotte West Stadium. Mario Damicoクラ homered twice in game two as SIU boosted to 27-6 overall and 11-3 in the MVC, remaining on pace to challenge the league home run record and chase the MVC title.
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St Charles team wins relay title with pregnant runner
Debbie Kerber four months pregnant helped Shut Up and Run to win the River to River Relay in Golconda, finishing with an endorphin high. Kerber said she ran smart while monitoring heart rate as heat affected the second leg, and she planned a doctor visit to decide if the baby will join a men or women division.
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Open division win defies eight runner rule in relay
River to River Relay history was made as Running From the Crowd of Columbus won the open division with seven runners, Candy Richardson running six legs, while Shut Up and Run of St. Louis clinched the women’s title with eight percent runners and Debbie Kerber four months pregnant.
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Maggert Takes Masters Lead After 66 in Third Round
At Augusta National Maggert birdied five of his last six holes to post 66 and seize a two stroke edge heading into the final round. Woods electrified the crowd with a dramatic comeback bid as Toms moved into contention and Singh, Mickelson, Burk, and others pursued the elusive Masters title.
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