Du Quoin Storms Back To Beat Pinckneyville 8 3
Du Quoin scored six runs in the seventh inning to overcome Pinckneyville 8-3 in a SIRR Mississippi Division prep baseball game. Kellerman led Pinckneyville with a solo homer as Du Quoin earned its seventh win.
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Pinckneyville
du Quoin
Panthers
Josh Kellerman
Sparta
Jason Gajewski
Nashville
Matt Niedbalski
Hornets
Jonathan Norton
Marion rallies for win in late comeback over Massac County
Marion Wildcats erase 2-0 and 3-0 deficits to beat Massac County 4-3 in a regional prep softball clash. Gabby Simmons delivered the pivotal two hits, including a triple by Jennifer Dickey in the bottom of the seventh, with Fosse earning the win. Marion improves to 7-6-1.
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Marion
Jennifer Dickey
Gabby Simmons
Massac County
Wildcats
Casey
Clanahan
Fosse
G.simmons
W— Fosse
Stevens
Cox
Dickey
Prep Track Meet Yields Wide Scoring Blitz Across Pages
The meet tallies show Ateehae leading with 194 points followed by Benton 99 Nashville 76 Breese Mater Dei 70 Harrisburg 55 Greenville 52 with West Frankfort 12 Du Quoin 4 among highlighted events. Individual results include long jump and discus depth plus relays and hurdles across many Illinois schools.
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Ateehae
Benton
Nashville
Breese Mater Dei
Harrisburg
Greenville
Breese Central
Pinckneyville
Anna Jonesboro
West Frankfort
du Quoin
Trenton Westlin
Hearne
Toni
Kutcosky
Sweetin
Nolen
Seats
Herzing
Eversgerd
Schuchner
Mater Dei
Freeburg
Stout
Maue
Rincker
Ephron
Johnson
Laney
Ledbetter
Douglass
D.varel
Alberts
Eader
Smith
Agin
Skinner
Teennies
Arndt
Huelsman
Abel
Hogue
Lampley
Young
Kramper
Spencer
Kuhl
Mitchell
Cremeans
Randle
Kutoosky
Koerkenmeier
Sternau
V.hummert
Pinckeyville
Markham
Anderson
Hatch
Jansen
Pytlinski
Dunkley
Neimeyer
Wohlwend
Mount Vernon
Centralia
Murphysboro
Salem
Belleville East
Carbondale
Marion
Carterville
Belleville
Granite City
Carbondale stop previews NASCAR 40th Pace Car visit
Pre race inspection in Carbondale features Brandon Sibling of McClure and John Penrod viewing Tony Stewart’s Number 20 Home Depot Pontiac Grand Prix and Ken Schrader’s Number 36 M&M Pontiac Grand Prix alongside the official 2002 NASCAR 40th Anniversary Pace Car.
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Brandon Sibling
McClure
John Penrod
Carbondale
Auffenberg
Home Depot
Tony Stewart
Ken Schrader
Young drivers lead NAPA 500 qualifying at Fontana
In Fontana California the NAPA Auto Parts 500 qualifying produced five record breaking laps on the 2 mile California Speedway. Ryan Newman 24 and Kurt Busch 23 led the field with speeds above 187 mph marking a Ford front row sweep and a surge of young NASCAR talent. Dale Jarrett and Jimmie Johnson followed as top contenders. Junior Elliott Sadler and Earnhardt Jr. placed seventh and ninth as rain washed out the Busch Series Auto Club 300 qualifying today.
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Fontana
Calif
California Speedway
Ryan Newman
Kurt Busch
Roger Penske
Newman
Jimmie Johnson
Busch
Dale Jarrett
Johnson
Jerry Nadeau
Mike Skinner
Elliott Sadler
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Nascar
Jarrett
Carbondale Girls Soccer Net Lone Goal At Glenwood
Carbondale defeated Springfield Southeast 1 0 at the Glenwood Tournament with Nessa Mogharreban scoring the only goal and Sarah Landt providing the assist. Nicole Roberts kept the shutout in goal for the Terriers.
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Chatham
Nessa Mogharreban
Carbondale
Springfield Southeast
Glenwood
Sarah Landt
Terriers
Nicole Roberts
Bardo Brothers Highlight 3 Pointers and Elite Career Paths
Craig Bardo, IBCA Hall bound swingman, held school records with 18 threes in a game and led Carbondale’s 1985 86 squad at 16.5 points a game. Stephen Bardo, 6 6 guard, propelled Carbondale to a 1985 Sweet 16 and 1986 Elite Eight, later earning Illinois and pro playing experience before building a basketball career via media and coaching ventures.
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Craig
Stephen
Carbondale
Terriers
Olympia Fields
Rich Central
Kendall Gill
Illinois
LaPhonso Ellis
East St. Louis Lincoln
Cahokia
Bardo
SIU
Harold
Sparta
Southern Illinois University
Paul Kowalczyk
SunTrust Bank
Nashville
Stephen Bardo
Chicago
Atlanta Hawks
Atlanta
San Antonio
Dallas
CBA
USBL
Spain
Italy
France
Venzuela
Germany
IBCA welcomes new class
The Illinois Basketball Coaches Association will induct 21 players 17 coaches 25 friends of basketball four members of the media 12 officials and 11 teams into its Hall of Fame in Normal. Notable inductees include Sterling Mahan former SIU standout Chris Collins son of Doug Collins Glen Butch Border and Neil Bresnahan among others.
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Illinois Basketball Coaches Association
Southern Illinois University
Sterling Mahan
Chris Collins
Benton
Doug Collins
Mahan
Salukis
SIU
Westchester St. Joseph High School
Chargers
St. Joseph
Brian Molis
Clifford Scales
Nebraska
Collins
Glenbrook North
Duke
Finland
Chris
Blue Devil
Seton Hall
Detroit Shock
Glen Butch’ Border
Centralia
Orphans
Teutopolis
Dennis Koester
Normal University
Shelbyville
Illinois Central College
Illinois
Neil Bresnahan
Oak Park Fenwick
Michael Duis
Crescent City Iroquois
Greg
Jeff Lauritzen
Martinsville
Stephen Gordillo Reflects On Glorious Basketball Career
Stephen Gordillo, now 34, described his travels through Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, and Japan as a professional, ending his career after his Japanese team clinched the league title. He spoke to a group of kids, emotional about finishing as a champion and walking off the court with that memory.
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Japan
Saudi Arabia
Malayasia
Stephen
Wildcats rout Benton as Chamness paces 4-for-4 day
Anna Jonesboro dominates Benton 10 to 4 behind Chamness who went 4-for-4 with a homer and six RBIs. Bittle and Alley drive in runs, Webb adds two hits as Anna Jonesboro stays undefeated at 20-0 while Benton drops to 21-3.
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Brandon Miller
Ryan Carter
Josh Alley
Bittle
Chamness
Daniel Webb
Carter
Willis
Anna-Jonesboro
Benton
Frizzell
Hartline
Packard
D.smith
Allen
W—Frizzell
L—Packard
Anna- Jonesboro
Alley
Webb
Miller
Hoehner
Tomer
Anna Jonesboro
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