Puerto Rico rolls early lead to beat Bay County in World Series
In the 2025 Colt World Series first round, Puerto Rico led 4-0 after a chaotic first inning, then pulled away with four more in the third and three in the fourth. Derek Santiago scored on a wild pitch, Quiles and Andino drove in runs, and Bay County managed little offense beyond the first inning as Sean Figueroa and bullpen shut them down.
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Marion
Guaynabo
Puerto Rico
Bay County
Michigan
Derek Santiago
Brennan Pease
Dakota Inda
Daniel Carrion
Pease
Jeffery Hartman
Carrion
Sebastian Quiles
Natanael Andino
Dylan Padilla
Quiles
Andino
Randy Rivera
Padilla
Luis Carrion
Hartman
India
Nolan Waibel
Paulino Perez
Kyle Howard
Nicholas Charbonneau
Waibel
Brady Neitzel
Rivera
Guayabo
RBI
Sean Figueroa
Matt Cagle
Hector Green
Ty Cwiklinski
Natanael Adino
Pinckneyville star Laur commits to Salukis
Pinckneyville High School senior Ty Laur, a 6 foot 7 post, commits to Southern Illinois University. Laur chose the Salukis citing fit and style, after also drawing offers from LIU, Tennessee Martin, and North Dakota State.
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Pinckneyville
Laur
Ty Laur
Pinckneyville High School
Southern Illinois University
LIU
University of Tennessee At Martin
North Dakota State
Salukis
SIU
Centralia Orphans Leave South Seven for Cahokia Conference
Centralia High School voters chose to end the 86 year South Seven affiliation and join the Cahokia Conference for the 2026-27 school year. The new league includes Breese Central Civic Memorial Columbia Freeburg Jersey Waterloo and Centralia, with Wood River in football only.
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Centralia High School
South Seven
Mississippi
Cahokia
Centralia
Breese Central
Civic Memorial of
Wood River
Centralia Orphans
Lee Bennett
Mount Vernon
Marion
Carbondale
Highland
Harrisburg
Herrin
Benton
West Frankfort
Althoff Catholic
Belleville
Althoff
Collinsville
Granite City
Bennett
Mount Vernon Rams
Seth English
Southern Illinois Athletics
English
Rams-Orphans
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RL Lo Ag
Matt Cagle McAgle
Thesouthern
South 7
John Homan
Reed
Ron Reed
National Athletic Hall of Fame
Effingham
Lawrenceville
North Clay