Terriers and Hornets Ranked No. 1 in SIHSA Polls
Carbondale and Nashville share the top spot in the Southern Illinoisan high school polls with unanimous No. 1 honors. Carbondale’s 74-54 win over Herrin highlighted the defense and bench depth led by Craig Bardo and William Mathis. Nashville rides to Carlyle and Aviston Central as John Jankowski shines, while Cairo dominates in Class A despite a loss to Poplar Bluff.
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Mike Chamness
Southern Illinoisan
Southern Illinois High
Carbondale
Nashville
Doug Woolard
Herrin
Johnny Fayne
Craig Bardo
William Mathis
Mike Raney
Bardo
Terriers
Mathis
Woolard
Mt. Vernon
Marion
Cairo
Poplar Bluff
Bogle
Hornets
Carlyle
Aviston Central
Breese
Ber
Lex Drum
Otha
Watkins Drum
One Prep Magazine
Watkins
Pygmies Versus Midgets Set for Class A Volleyball Showdown
Anna Jonesboro and Freeburg meet in the Class A girls volleyball super-sectional at Davies Gym on SIU Carbondale campus. Anna Jonesboro, riding a 17 game win streak, seeks first state tourney berth after winning Carmi sectional. Freeburg holds 28 2 mark and won its own sectional title.
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Pygmies
Bate
Anna-Jonesboro
Wildcats
Anna Jonesboro
Jil’ Pearce
Freeburg
A-J
Davies Gym
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Nancy Frick
Top Twenty AP College Basketball Poll Highlights
The Associated Press releases its top twenty with first place votes, season records, and points. Key teams include Kentucky, Duke, Marquette, Arkansas, North Carolina, Cincinnati, Indiana State, UCLA, Nevada, Louisville, and more with scores and rankings across the poll and noted college scores from recent games.
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Associated Press
Parenthmeses
Kentucky
Dame Sd
Marquette
Arkansas
NM Carolina
Michigan
Detroit
Purdue
Maryland
Kansas St
Kansas
Carbondale and Murphysboro Wrestle in District Meet
Carbondale 39 Benton 27 with multiple pins and forfeits in boys prep wrestling. Notable results include Crone by forfeit at 119 and Shields pin at 126 for Murphysboro, while Carbondale faces Missouri state champ Jackson tonight in Bowen Gym.
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Carbondale
Benton
Jim Cdonnell
J. D Parker
Jeff Meyers
Doug Hutchinson
Odie
Kevin Towney
Chris Crone
Tim McNichols
Jonn Summers
Glenn Chrisman
Joey Wilts
Ross Schwartz
Jeff Tow Ney
Mark Hodson
Marc Hatns
Bowling Scores and Standings at Carbondale Event
Carbondale bowling meet results list high team and individual figures. Glennon Tri port leads team series with 2524 while Carbondale posts 2474 and Tecomers 2419. Individual high marks include Glennon 881 and J Filla 223 on the men’s side. M Nester 619 and L Naumann 199 on the women’s side.
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Carbonc
Paul Simon
Carbondale B
Corzine
Glennon Tran
Lee
Hale's Restaurant
Glennon Triport
Carbondale
Tecomers
Transport
Morgan Builders
Mack's Big Star
Lauderdate Ins Nn
F & E Carper Rath Carper
Pinch Penny Pub
Leeper Service
Wallace Inc
Lauderdate Inc
Lauderdale Inc
B. Revel
G. McComb
Browns coach Gregg blasted by players after loss streak
Cleveland Browns players vented anger at coach Forrest Gregg as the team fell to 6-7 after three straight losses. Veterans said his treatment eroded emotion and effort, hurting morale and raising questions about Gregg's future.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Forrest Gregg
National Football League
Browns
Gregg
Glenn unsigned as waiver chaos leaves future unclear
Former SIUC basketball star Mike Glenn, released by the Chicago Bulls last weekend, remained unclaimed on waivers. His Cincinnati agent reported no new information while Bulls officials offered no comment. If unclaimed, Glenn becomes a free agent and could negotiate with any team within 24 hours. he was last seen in Carbondale en route to Buffalo, potentially joining the Braves.
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SIUC
Mike Glenn
Chicago Bulls
NBA
Ron Grinker
Glenn
Bulls
Denver
Carbondale
Buffalo
Braves
Kentucky Tops South Carolina in Memorial Night at Rupp Arena
No. 1 Kentucky defeats South Carolina 84-65 on a night honoring coach Adolph Rupp two days after his death. Rick Robey 19, Jack Givens 18, Kyle Macy 18 led Kentucky while South Carolina trailed 38-35 at halftime and folded in the second half. A memorial fund for cancer research was announced during halftime.
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William R. Barnard
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky Wildcats
Rupp
Joe Hall
Wildcats
Kentucky
Rick Robey
Jack Givens
Kyle Macy
Mike Doyle
Jim Graziano
Cancer Research
Cincinnati
Eastern Kentucky
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Sonville
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Main
First Federal
Carterville
Equal Housing Lender
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Thomas Pfister
United Laboratories
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Clifdon, Inc
Hurst, IL
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