Rock Falls Wins District Bowling Title
Rock Falls high School girls bowling team won the district tournament on Saturday January 27 defeating Sterling 1280 to 1266 by total pins. The Ilinois High School Association sponsored the first district event with state bids for February 2 and 3 in Peoria, starting with LaGrange district winners. Sterling bowlers included Kara Spooner Pam Garcia Carla Allison Sally Stokes Kim Schrader and others led by Harlene Hammett.
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Kim Schrader
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NCIC Standings and Scores January 26 Night Report
La Salle beat Sterling 73 63 Dixon 67 Genesee 62 Rock Falls 78 Rochelle 58 Mendota 80 Ottawa 76 Streator 63 Princeton 58 Hall 55 Kewanee 45 Last week Rock Falls 110 Sterling 60 La Salle 101 Mendota 100 Dixon 93 Kewanee 58 Rochelle 77 Streator 52 Princeton 68 Geneseo 47 Hall Geneseo unavailable Tonight Streator at Sterling Dixon at Ottawa Rock Falls at Mendota Kewanee at Geneseo Rochelle at Princeton Hall at La Salle-Peru Next week Sterling at Rochelle La Salle at Dixon Hall at Rock Falls Mendota at Streator Ottawa at Geneseo Princeton at Kewanee
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Sterling Warriors Struggle Hit Three Defeats In Three Games
Sterling High’s Golden Warriors Basketball lost to La Salle 73-63, Galesburg 58-55, and Rock Falls 110-60. LP led early against La Salle but sealed by 10, while Galesburg and Rock Falls pulled away after slow starts. La Salle-Peru edgeddelta Menota Trojans 101-100 in double OT for sole NCIC lead.
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Semester Courses Expand In Second Semester At School
Camen Crane highlights new and existing semester courses, with English department reforms offering diverse literature and writing options. Freshmen remain in Freshman English to build a base, while older students explore topics such as Minority Lit and 20th Century American Lit, plus fields like Consumer Problems, Sociology, and Art. If interests shift, students can switch fields to broaden study.
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