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FRIDAY, MAY 14
BOYS BASEBALL
No. 9 Burlington Central 12, Hampshire 1
Nolan Anderson hit a double and a two-run homer to finish with seven RBIs in the win for Burlington Central (28-1, 10-0).
Coal City 11, Manteno 6
Ryan Collier was 3-for-3 with three RBIs for Coal City (21-11).
Evanston 7, New Trier 2
Fenton 4, Ridgewood 2
Danny Diaz had a two-run double in the top of the seventh to give Fenton (9-17, 5-9) the lead. Jon Zalecki pitched the seventh to earn the save.
Fremd 8, Schaumburg 2
Fremd clinches at least a tie for the MSL West with the win.
Geneva 6, DeKalb 4 (11 innings)
Chris Hipchen had a two-run, walk-off homer in the 11th to give Geneva the win. Riley Perry became the winningest pitcher in Geneva history.
Grayslake Central 6, Crystal Lake Central 1
Harvard 3, Antioch 1
Holy Trinity 11, Urban Prep 1 (5 innings)
Gio Goycochea pitched a complete game with eight strikeouts in his first start ever for Holy Trinity (27-7).
Jacobs 7, Cary-Grove 4
Anthony Virgilio was 2-for-3 with a home run and two RBIs and Ben Albano also went deep for Jacobs.
Kaneland 5, Sycamore 2
Kankakee 10, Crete-Monee 2
Lake Forest 9, No. 5 Warren 6
Spencer Stiltz had two hits, including a three-run home run, to power Lake Forest (12-15, 3-7).
Lake Zurich 4, No. 1 Stevenson 3
Parker Asman went the distance, allowing just five hits and striking out six to get the win for Lake Zurich (16-14, 4-6).
Lakes 23, Grant 3 (5 innings)
Travis Vanderwal was 5-for-5 with three home runs and nine RBIs for Lakes (19-9, 8-2). Wills Massie and Nick Traska each had three RBIs in the win.
Lemont 3, Eisenhower 0
Lincoln-Way Central 2, Lincoln-Way East 1
Bryan Hennessy pitched a complete game allowing one earned run for Lincoln-Way Central (19-6, 8-2).
Lincoln-Way North 7-2, Lincoln-Way West 3-4
Lisle 8, Herscher 1
Jon Surber pitched a two-hitter and went 3-for-4 with two RBIs for Lisle (22-9, 12-4). Nick Thome also hit a grand slam in the win.
Loyola 10, No. 6 St. Rita 7
Pat Rayhill hit a two-run home run and Logan Spurlin had a solo homer to lead Loyola (13-14, 10-7).
Maine South 8, Glenbrook South 2
Will Krug and Mike McGrath each had two RBIs for Maine South (17-8, 10-3).
Maine West 12, Maine East 1
McHenry 7, Huntley 2
Montini 6, Westminster Christian 4
No. 2 Naperville Central 11, West Chicago 1 (5 innings)
Winning pitcher Shane Conlon threw a complete-game, one-hitter to earn the win, striking out nine. Matt Soria was 2-for-2 with two double and three RBIs to lead the offense. Naperville Central (26-4, 17-1) clinched a share of the DuPage Valley conference title with the win.
No. 10 Naperville North 8, Wheaton North 7
Oak Lawn 13, Hillcrest 0 (5 innings)
Alex Krupa went 2-for-3 and finished with six RBIs to lead Oak Lawn (18-11-1, 9-7).
Oswego 8, Oswego East 1
Scott Allegretti went the distance, striking out five for the win (6-1). Ryan Prinzing was 2-for-3 with two doubles and three RBIs for Oswego (18-10, 10-7).
No. 7 Plainfield North 12, Romeoville 5
Zach Pacanowski was 4-for-4 with a home run and four RBIs and Jeff Paulson had two hits, including his fifth home run of the year, and drove in three for Plainfield North (24-4, 15-2).
Plainfield South 9, Plainfield East 6
Plano 6, Dwight 0
No. 3 Providence 16, Mount Carmel 9
Colin McEnery had a solo homer, a grand slam and 6 RBIs as Providence clinched the Chicago Catholic League. Tim Hanrahan also had a grand slam in the win.
Reavis 6, Evergreen Park 3
Reed-Custer 12, Seneca 1
Grant Van Haelst had a double, two home runs and four RBIs to lead Reed-Custer (21-11, 10-5). He was also the winning pitcher, allowing just one hit and striking out seven. Van Haelst’s two homers give him 11 on the season, breaking the school’s single-season record. He also had three hits, bringing his season total to 57, another school record.
St. Charles North 15, Elgin 2 (5 innings)
Chase Williams was 2-for-2 with a double, a home run and three RBIs for St. Charles North (25-4, 17-3). Jared Shurtleff pitched four innings and struck out 10 for the win.
St. Francis 3, Glenbard West 1
Sandburg 8, Homewood-Flossmoor 3
Stagg 14, Thornwood 3 (5 innings)
Winning pitcher Dan Ahern struck out six while allowing just three hits and was 3-for-3 with three RBIs for Stagg (19-10, 10-2). Will Golding added a double and two RBIs in the win.
Streamwood 5, Lake Park 4
Nate Pearson was 3-for-4 with a triple and two stolen bases for Streamwood (18-11, 12-8).
Woodstock North 7, Rockford Christian 6
Nate Meyer laid down a suicide squeeze in the bottom of the seventh to earn the game-winning RBI. He was 1-for-3 with two RBIs on the day for Woodstock North (7-20).
York 9, Morton 5
CPS PLAYOFFS
Ag. Science 3, Kenwood 2
Kevin Oliver allowed just three hits and struck out nine for the win.
Lake View 11, Chicago Academy 0 (5 innings)
Yaseen Santiago, Lewis Colon and Brian Manger combined to pitch a no-hitter for Lake View (17-11).
Lane 15, Kennedy 2
Mather 6, Prosser 5
Rashaan Fox was 2-for-3 with four RBIs and Vinny Liotta threw five shutout innings for Mather (7-19).
Simeon 19, Rickover 1
Quincy Collins pitched a no-hitter, striking out nine for Simeon (22-6, 12-2). Marshawn Taylor was 3-for-3 with three RBIs and Shane Brown had a home run in the win.
Taft 11, Juarez 0
J.J. Flammang had a bases-loaded triple for Taft (18-5).
Young 10, Lindblom 0 (5 innings)
GIRLS SOFTBALL
Andrew 13, Lincoln-Way North 3 (5 innings)
Katie Christner was 3-for-4 with a double and two RBIs and Julie Love had two hits and four RBIs for Andrew (26-4, 10-1).
No. 8 Barrington 13, Hoffman Estates 3 (5 innings)
Kristin Kuhn was 3-for-3 with a triple and two RBIs and Nora Logue was 2-for-3 with an RBI for Barrington (28-4, 12-3).
Buffalo Grove 4, Prospect 2
Danni Shapiro was 2-for-3 with an RBI to lead Buffalo Grove (18-14, 6-9).
Chicago Christian 15, Aurora Christian 5
Becky DeRuiter was 2-for-4 with three runs scored and an RBI and Amanda Garr had two RBIs for Chicago Christian.
Crystal Lake Central 5, Johnsburg 4
Tara Weber was 2-for-3 with two RBIs and a run scored and Brittany York drove in the winning run in the seventh for Crystal Lake Central (20-7, 13-2). Amy Rick also drove in two in the win.
Coal City 6, Manteno 0
Coal City’s Kirsten Verdun faced just one more than the minimum, allowing a single walk while no-hitting Manteno. She struck out 14. Kirsta Watson was 1-for-3 with a home run and two RBIs for the Coalers (31-0).
Crete-Monee 22, Rich South 0 (3 innings)
Dwight 2, Plano 0
Winning pitcher Erin Gaston had 12 strikeouts for Dwight (26-6, 12-4).
No. 1 Elk Grove 11, Wheeling 2
Kristen Cetkovic had a home run and four RBIs while Olivia Roback also hit a home run and finished with two RBIs for Elk Grove (28-3).
No. 6 Fremd 2, Palatine 0
Lena Brottman allowed three hits and struck out 10 to get the win for Fremd (24-3).
Gordon Tech 18, St. Francis de Sales 4 (5 innings)
Stacy Heliotis went 4-for-4 with a grand slam and seven RBIs for Gordon Tech (15-6).
Huntley 1, Crystal Lake South 0
Taylor Larson allowed just four hits while tossing the shutout for Huntley (17-9, 9-4). Nikki DeMarco had a double and scored the game’s only run.
Kaneland 2, Sycamore 1
Andrea Dimmig-Potts was 5-for-8 and had the game-winning RBI for Kaneland (15-7, 7-4).
Kankakee 11, Bloom 0
Brandi Coy struck out nine batters as Kankakee improved to 21-9 overall and 12-0 in conference.
Lemont 10, Hillcrest 0
Winning pitcher Erica Nagel had nine strikeouts in five innings of work for Lemont (20-7, 12-4).
Leyden 4, No. 10 Downers Grove South 1
Ciara Mackey had a solo home run in the first and Moira Quinlan was 2-for-3 with two RBIs for Leyden. Morgan Maize went the distance, allowing just four hits and striking out five for the win.
Libertyville 2, Highland Park 1
Lincoln-Way West 12, Thornton 0 (5 innings)
Lockport 1, Lincoln-Way Central 0
Mother McAuley 6, Loyola 5
Alex Raske drove in three runs, including the game winner, and had a triple for Mother McAuley (17-8). Claire Gannon also hit an RBI-triple in the win.
Minooka 7, Oswego East 0
Morton 14, Addison Trail 1
Vlasta Mangia went the distance with seven strikeouts for Morton (17-12, 4-5). Clare Bukowski also went 5-for-5 at the plate with two RBIs.
Naperville North 10, Glenbard East 0
No. 4 New Trier 3, Glenbrook South 1
Kelsey Lee improved to 18-3 on the season, striking out 13 on the mound. She was also 1-for-3 with a double and an RBI for New Trier (21-6, 9-0).
Oak Park 1, Hinsdale Central 0 (8 innings)
Plainfield Central 18, Oswego 4
Carley Baker had four RBIs while teammates Olivia Scott and Rachel Egly each added three RBIs for Plainfield Central (21-7, 11-1).
Reavis 6, Evergreen Park 0
Caitlyn Balandis struck out 14 batters in the one-hit shutout for Reavis (20-8, 14-2).
Richards 3, Shepard 0
Brianna LeBeau pitched a two-hitter with 14 strikeouts to lead Richards (19-7, 11-4).
Riverside-Brookfield 10, Elmwood Park 0
Emily Hastings went 3-for-4 with two RBIs and Becky Mantel also added two RBIs for Riverside-Brookfield (26-3).
St. Charles East 14, South Elgin 4
St. Edward 11, Aurora Central Catholic 1 (6 innings)
St. Francis 10, Wheaton Academy 0 (5 innings)
Laura Behnke had four RBIs and Emily Karpinski had a home run and three RBIs for St. Francis (19-9, 10-4).
St. Ignatius 6, Resurrection 4
Sandburg 10, Lincoln-Way East 0 (6 innings)
Brittany Gardner pitched a complete game allowing three hits and a walk on 10 strikeouts while Lexi Bryant hit two doubles and a three-run home run for Sandburg (30-2, 10-1).
Seneca 9, Sandwich 7
Miranda Hougas led Seneca (23-12, 9-7) with three hits, including a three-run home run, and drove in four. Alanna Viken had a double and a triple in the win.
No. 9 Trinity 9, De La Salle 3
Nicole Evans (4-for-4) and Monica Garcia (3-for-3) each scored twice for Trinity (25-4).
Warren 10, Lake Forest 0 (5 innings)
Kayla Hurd allowed three hits and struck out nine for the win. She was also 1-for-3 with a double, a run scored and two RBIs for Warren (21-7, 9-2).
Wheaton North 7, Naperville Central 2
Paige Wilson was 2-for-3 at the plate with a home run and three RBIs for Wheaton North (19-9, 5-7).
Woodstock 2, Woodstock North 1 (9 innings)
Yorkville 7, Somonauk 1
BISON BLAST
Plainfield South 11, Lane 4
Willowbrook 3, Waukegan 2
Maine East 13, Walther Lutheran 8
Fenton 11, Taft 2
NILES WEST TOURNAMENT
Montini 10, Northside 0 (5 innings)
Tori Shipbaugh had three hits and three RBIs to lead Montini (15-15).
GIRLS SOCCER
Aurora Central Catholic 5, Guerin 0
Lisa Gaffino and Emily Blaser each had two goals for Aurora Central Catholic (6-10-0).
Burlington Central 1, Hampshire 1
Deerfield 1, Stevenson 1
Ellie Crist scored for Deerfield (11-8-4) off an assist from Samara Haas.
No. 1 New Trier 2, Fremd 1
Amber Fry scored one of New Trier’s goals as the Trevians improved to 22-1 overall.
Oswego East 2, Plainfield South 0
Plainfield North 2, Plainfield Central 0
MID SUBURBAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP
No. 4 Barrington 1, Hersey 0 (PK)
STATE PLAYOFFS
Class 1A regionals
Chicago MSA 2, Rickover 0
Herscher 2, Coal City 0
Lisle vs. Westmont
Manteno 4, Bishop McNamara 0
Peotone 4, Beecher 0
Class 2A regionals
Northtown 5, Sullivan 1
Class 3A regionals
Bolingbrook 5, Plainfield East 1
Buffalo Grove 2, Wheeling 0
Kelly Mahoney scored both goals off assists from Carly Brown for Buffalo Grove (8-14).
Kennedy 5, Gage Park 0
Kennedy’s Jazzlynn Rosiles netted three goals.
Libertyville 1, Zion-Benton 0 (PK)
Maine East vs. Schurz
Oak Lawn 7, Hubbard 5
Prosser vs. Foreman
Providence 3, Bradley 2
Providence’s Chris Reed had a hat-trick while Emma Lagone added two assists.
Proviso East 7, Juarez 5
Sandra Sanchez scored four goals to lead Proviso East. Nayeli Munos also had two goals and three assists in the win.
Proviso West 1, Clemente 0
Rolling Meadows 6, Waukegan 0
Romeoville vs. West Aurora
Steinmetz vs. Von Steuben
T.F. North 5, Morgan Park 1
Thornwood vs. Bogan
West Chicago 6, Willowbrook 1
BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Glenbard East d. Leyden 25-20, 25-16
Glenbard East d. Von Steuben 25-17, 25-20
Libertyville d. Lake Zurich 25-7, 26-24
Zion-Benton d. Antioch 25-15, 25-11
BOYS TENNIS
North Shore 3, Francis Parker 2
University 5, Morgan Park Academy 0
CHICAGO CATHOLIC LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP
Loyola 39, Fenwick 35, Providence 28, St. Ignatius 26, Bishop McNamara 13, Mount Carmel 12, Brother Rice 11, De La Salle 8, St. Laurence 8
Winners
FIRST SINGLES — Lawson Barter (Loyola) d. Dan Noonan (Providence) 6-2, 6-0; FIRST DOUBLES — Rob Hickey/Tyler Kiefer (Fenwick) d. Francis Jules/Will Babcock (Loyola) 6-3, 6-2.
BOYS TRACK
BIG NORTHERN CONFERENCE MEET
Winnebago 126.50, Burlington Central 107, Richmond-Burton 104, Harvard 58, Oregon 50, Byron 31.5, Rockford Lutheran 25, Genoa-Kingston 22, North Boone 16, Marengo 13, Hampshire 3, Stillman Valley 2
CSL NORTH CONFERENCE MEET
Niles North 171, Deerfield 138, Highland Park 114.5, Maine West 69.5, Maine East 42, Glenbrook North 9
CSL SOUTH CONFERENCE MEET
Evanston 168, Glenbrook South 116.50, Niles West 89.50, New Trier 86, Maine South 81, Waukegan 13
DuPAGE VALLEY CONFERENCE MEET
Wheaton Warrenville South 146, Wheaton North 127, Naperville North 69, West Chicago 55, Glenbard East 54, Glenbard North 48, West Aurora 44, Naperville Central 15
FOX VALLEY CONFERENCE MEET
McHenry 93, Dundee-Crown 73, Jacobs 70, Crystal Lake Central 62, Grayslake Central 62, Prairie Ridge 56, Huntley 52, Cary-Grove 41, Crystal Lake South 35, Woodstock 13, Woodstock North 1, Grayslake North 0, Johnsburg 0
NCIC LINCOLN CONFERENCE MEET
Rock Falls 140, Princeton 132, Mendota 86, Illinois Valley Central 73, Hall 67, Kewanee 56
NCIC REAGAN CONFERENCE MEET
Geneseo 127, Sterling 120, Dixon 113, Ottawa 87, Streator 52, LaSalle-Peru 51, Morris 4
GIRLS TRACK
SECTIONALS
All athletes meeting the qualifying standards in their event(s) automatically move on to the state meet. Qualifying standards for each class are available at the IHSA Web site. The top two finishers in each sectional event also advance regardless if they meet qualifying standards.
Class 1A
BYRON SECTIONAL
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LISLE SECTIONAL
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ROCKFORD CHRISTIAN SECTIONAL
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SENECA SECTIONAL
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Class 2A
GLENBARD SOUTH SECTIONAL
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RICHMOND-BURTON SECTIONAL
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UNIVERSITY SECTIONAL
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CLASS 3A
BARTLETT SECTIONAL
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PALATINE SECTIONAL
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PLAINFIELD CENTRAL SECTIONAL
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BOYS GYMNASTICS
STATE FINALS
Team competition
Stevenson 162.45, Lincoln-Way East (co-op) 158.45, Conant 154.50, Downers Grove North 153.40, Hinsdale Central 150.00, Glenbard North 149.05, Highland Park (co-op) 147.55, Wheaton North (co-op) 146.65.
BOYS WATER POLO
STATE PLAYOFFS
BARRINGTON SECTIONAL
McHenry 13, Schaumburg 8
Palatine 15, Buffalo Grove 9
GLENBROOK SOUTH SECTIONAL
Loyola 9, Glenbrook South 5
T.J. Considine had four goals and Frank Toops scored three more for Loyola.
New Trier 14, Glenbrook North 8
LINCOLN-WAY CENTRAL SECTIONAL
Homewood-Flossmoor 11, Lincoln-Way North 10
Lincoln-Way East 7, Lincoln-Way Central 3
LYONS SECTIONAL
Brother Rice 16, Stagg 6
Lyons 14, Curie 4
NEUQUA VALLEY SECTIONAL
Naperville Central 21, Naperville North 5
Waubonsie Valley 14, Neuqua Valley 12 (OT)
ST. IGNATIUS SECTIONAL
Latin 15, Young 6
St. Ignatius 18, Juarez 3
VERNON HILLS SECTIONAL
Mundelein 21, Wheeling 13
Stevenson 13, Lake Forest 9
YORK SECTIONAL
Fenwick 19, York 7
Oak Park 19, St. Patrick 3
GIRLS WATER POLO
STATE PLAYOFFS
BARRINGTON SECTIONAL
Barrington 11, Schaumburg 8
Fremd 12, Buffalo Grove 1
GLENBROOK SOUTH SECTIONAL
Loyola 17, Prospect 7
New Trier 9, Evanston 4
LINCOLN-WAY CENTRAL SECTIONAL
Homewood-Flossmoor 5, Lincoln-Way East 4
Lincoln-Way Central 8, Bremen 5
LYONS SECTIONAL
Lyons 14, Richards 5
Mother McAuley 12, Sandburg 4
NEUQUA VALLEY SECTIONAL
Naperville Central 18, Neuqua Valley 8
Waubonsie Valley 9, Naperville North 7
ST. IGNATIUS SECTIONAL
St. Ignatius 13, Lane 7
Young 7, Latin 5
VERNON HILLS SECTIONAL
Mundelein 12, Hersey 3
Stevenson 10, Wheeling 9
YORK SECTIONAL
Fenwick 18, Resurrection 8
York 7, Oak Park 2
GIRLS BADMINTON
STATE FINALS
Friday’s results can be found here.
BOYS LACROSSE
St. Charles 15, Glenbard West 4
