COUGE BASEBALL MVC_PLAYOFFS FIRST ROUND SIUC SURGES
SIUC beats New Mexico State 12-2 in first round of MVC playoffs with Peterson winning 4-0 and Curry batting in key spots. D Streed hits two on in eighth, Rector scores. SIU advances while New Mexico State is eliminated.
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Chick
Mazzarelli
Keeton
J. Robinson
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Stieb
Tulsa
Wichita State
Indiana State
Creighton
Salukis
Carbondale advances in sub regional softball after win over Herrin
In Carbondale, the Tigers beat Herrin 4 2 in a sub regional contest as Clark and Humphreys led in hits while Moon and Ellis contributed. Carbondale goes to Shawneetown regional Monday with an 18 3 record, Herrin ends 12 3. In another sub regional game Benton defeated West Frankfort 8 3 at Galatia with late scoring to secure the win.
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Herrin
Carbondale
Clark
Humphreys
Moon
Ellis
Shawneetown
Galatia Benton
West Frankfort
Pinckneyville Freshman Invite Results Highlight
Pinckneyville hosts the Freshman Invitational where Benton leads with 75 points and Herrin scores 46. Du Quoin 40 and Nashville 23 follow as Carterville posts 16. Top marks include Waller of Nashville in 800 and 1500, Carterville relay in 3200, and Fos in hurdles.
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Fox
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Waller
Tabing
Fos
Odvu Quoin
Rodely
NewTon
Smith
Leedy
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TV Sports Schedule for Saturday Highlights Major Telecasts
A detailed listing of sports programming across channels including Bowling for Dollars Fishing with Roland Martin Indy 500 Time Trial Preakness Stakes Wide World of Sports and CBS Sports Spectacular with live and joined in progress segments and boxing wrestling and roller skating events scheduled through 9 PM local time.
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Lovin named head coach at Carbon dale Terrier
Jim Lovin, 49, former SIU C standout, was named head football coach at Carbon dale Community High School after Tom O Boyle's resignation. He lauded by Superintendent Reid Martin as knowledgeable and hardworking, with a history of strong programs and a desire to build toward a competitive season. Eldorado High School also named Don Gines as head basketball coach, replacing Lee Emery who left for private business.
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Lakeland Community College
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Dreams Fulfilled as Carbondale Tops Herrin in Regional Final
Carbondale defeats Herrin 4 2 to end Herrin’s bid for a third straight state berth. Center fielder Julie Smith made a shoestring catch with bases loaded and one out in the fifth, while Laurie Moon allowed six hits and earned the win. Two-run double by Chris Brewer and an insurance run off a Wakukauski single keyed the innings as Carbondale advances to Shawneetown for the regional tournament.
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Herrin
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Brewer
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Wakukauski
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Shawneetown
Stafkos power Zeigler-Royalton past Murphysboro in regional
Zeigler-Royalton defeats Murphysboro 17-12 in girls softball sub regionals as Vicki Stafko and sister Micki drive 12 runs. Vicki earned the win with five strikeouts and a late triple, with crucial plays including a controversial home plate collision. The Tornadoes, 15-1, move to the Waltonville regional.
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Zeigier-Royalton
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Vicki
Southern Illinois Uniersity-Carbondale
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Red Devils
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Endres
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Salukis golf team leads Valley meet after 36 holes
Wichita State tops the Missouri Valley Conference Golf Tournament midway through the event led by Rod Nucholls with 143 for 36 holes. WSU holds 589 total, Tulsa second at 595, New Mexico State 599, SIU Carbondale 614, Creighton 620, Bradley 621, Indiana State 623, Drake 626, West Texas State 627. Saluki duo Walt Siemsglasz and Rick Jarrett tied for 16th with 153.
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