Preparations on Saturday: Arcola Baseball remains unbeaten, SJ-O stays hot | sport

Baseball

Arcola 1, Altamont 0. It will be more difficult to keep this zero in the loss column, but the purple drivers (19-0) do it. Tanner Thomas And Brevyn Whisman Combined for the shutout on the hill with 14 strikes. Thomas aggressively scored two of the team's four hits and scored the only game.

Chillicothe IVC 1, Paxton-Buckley-Loda 0. Despite the 4-2-4-2-outhitting IVC, the Panthers (12-11) could not scratch over a run. Tyler Cole We had a great game on the hill, were the full seven inners and scored five batteries. Bryar CosgrovePresent Kayden Vance And Connor Murphy Everyone reached the base twice.

Milford 10, Fisher 8. The rabbits (3-20) tied the game at 8 at the top of the sixth inning, but the Bearcats (13-14) reacted with two runs in the lower half to secure victory. Caleb cluteur'S three goals led Milford, Beau Wright drove in three runs and Gage bird And Hixon Lafond Everyone had two goals and two RBI. Jeremiah Todd Led Fisher with two goals and two RBI.

St. Joseph-ogden deserves two close victories. A few four-run wins extended the winning streak of the Spartans (28-2) to 22 games. SJ-O defeated Reed-Custer 9-5 for the first time, scored all nine runs in the fifth and sixth inning and took a comeback effort in the seventh inning. Will Haley Had two hits and Bryson heals And Jared Altenbaumer Combined for five RBI. Game two was a 5-1 win against Galesburg. Parker Fitch put a jewel during Logan Rosenthal And Trevor Ames Everyone pulled two hits.

Tri-West 4, Westville 1. Ben Johnson And Chance quickly three solid innings and each Matthew Darling A few hits recorded on the plate, but the tiger (21-3) couldn't get enough offensive to achieve the victory.

Tuscola 2, St. Teresa 0. Jon Pettry Played, about as big as possible when winning the Warriors (12-17), set up a complete shutout, while he only allowed four goals and collects one of the team's two goals and RBI.

Unit splits Doubleheader. The Rockets (15-11) started the day with a 7-2 win against Centennial (11-15). Tyler Henry presented a complete game with six strikeouts, and Ryan Cunningham Came away with a hit and a RBI. Unit was then won against Ottawa Marquette with 7: 5 against Ottawa Marquette Tre Hoggard Had two hits, including a homerun.

In the softball

Champaign Central 7, Peoria Notre Dame 1. Haley helmet did her thing in a circle and hit 15 batters in a complete game for the maroons (21-1). She, Molly KloeppelPresent Kaitlyn Helm And Maisie Bowers Everything doubled in victory.

Danville 12, Peoria Richwoods 1. Kendall Rannebarger Was the driving force when winning the Vikings (10-11) and drove in five runs with a Homerun and two doubles. Deana Linares Put on a solid game, struck nine batteries and only allowed three goals over five inner sings.

Iroquois West 9, Grant Park 3. Amelia ScharpPresent Leah Honeycutt And Jordyn meetings Everyone scored two goals to lead the crime of the Raiders (9-13). Kyla Dewitt I did the work in a circle and triggered six batteries over seven innings.

Leroy wins Robin. The Panthers (27-4) defeated Prairie Central 8-2 and Morton 12-6, and the Hawks (14-16) also lost to Morton 13-5. Leroy's victory against Prairie Central Saw Laila Carr collect three hits and Khloe Bauna Go away in a circle with six strikes. Dixie Hogan Had three hits for the Hawks. Win No. 2 on the day of the saw Emily Menenga Log three goals and scored three runs while Jacey Hageman Hand over a deserved run in a complete game.

Spartans separated SJ-O invited games. St. Joseph-Ogden (20-11) achieved a 6-2 victory against Pickneyville to emphasize his event. Amelia Huckstadt threw a complete game into the circle while Grace Osterbur collected three hits, including two three and three RBI. The Spartans came close to the day and ultimately lost 3-2 in their second game against Meridian. Emma McKinney Had three hits and Chayse Palmer two added.

Unit wins a couple. The Rockets (26-4) won both games in very different fashion. A 2-0 victory over Newton, which went to the wire, gave the Eagles their first loss of the season. Lindy Bates Set a complete game with five strike outs and only three goals that were on the plate when beating a home and a double. Kenley Harris Also noted in victory. On the other hand, Unity defeated St. Teresa 18: 3 in four innings. Maegan RothePresent Korina financed And Reese Frye Everyone had two goals and combined for six RBI. Finale threw all four innings with eight strikes.

In the young tennis

Highland 3, Uni High 1. In a abbreviated match ,, Kyle fan Received the only victory of the Illineks and won 6: 1, 7: 6 at No. 2 Singles.