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Alberta Danley set records in the 50
fly and 100 fly with times of 45.68 and 1:41.97. She also achieved A
times in the 100 fly and 100 free.
Brie Ernst broke two records -- in the
200 free with a time of 2:26.60 and in the 200 fly with a time of
3:05.03.
Brennan Elsas set two team records --
in the 200 IM with a Junior Olympic time of 3:04.34 and in the 50
fly with a Central Zone qualification time of 36.78.
Ashlyn Schleder achieved her second A
time this weekend, in the 100 back.
10 and
under girls
Alberta Danley -- 200 IM, fifth,
3:40.86; 100 back, second, B, 1:44.65; 50 fly, second, B, 45.68,
team record; 50 free, fourth, B, 40.07; 100 breast, seventh, B,
2:01.15; 800 free, third, C, 13:51.11; 100 free, sixth, A, 1:23.66;
50 breast, seventh, B, 55.58; 50 back, fourth, B, 49.50; 100 fly,
seventh, A, 1:41.97, team record
Sarah Fuller -- 50 fly, first, C,
53.66; 50 free, 14th, B, 44.30; 100 breast, fourth, C, 2:20.85; 100
free, 10th, B, 1:38.03; 50 breast, eighth, C, 1:06.71; 50 back,
sixth, C, 57.68; 100 fly, fourth, C, 2:12.67
10 and
under boys
Brennan Elsas -- 200 IM, second, A,
3:04.34, JO, team record; 100 back, fifth, A, 1:33.00, JO; 50 fly,
first, A, 36.78, zone qualifier, team record; 50 free, sixth, A,
35.84, JO; 100 breast, third, A, 1:46.43; 100 free, second, A,
1:14.79, JO; 50 breast, third, A, 49.67, JO; 50 back, 15th, A,
44.41; 100 fly, third, A, 1:27.00, JO
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 11 and 12
girls
Emily Hauter -- 100 back, 22nd, B,
1:44.85; 200 IM, 15th, B, 3:38.74; 50 fly, 11th, B, 43.01; 50 free,
fourth, B, 35.13; 100 breast, fifth, C, 2:17.84; 100 free, 13th, B,
1:20.01; 50 breast, sixth, C, 59.15; 100 fly, 12th, B, 1:42.33
Ashlyn Schleder -- 100 back, 15th, A,
1:28.34; 200 IM, first, B, 3:09.58; 50 fly, 10th, B, 41.98; 50 free,
16th, A, 33.91 ; 100 breast, 13th, B, 1:48.36; 100 free, seventh, B,
1:15.98; 50 breast, 15th, B, 50.63; 50 back, 100 fly, eighth, B,
1:36.15
13 and 14
girls
Brie Ernst -- 400 free, third, A,
5:17.68; 200 free, fourth, A, 2:26.60, team record; 100 back, sixth,
B, 1:26.68; 200 fly, fourth, A, 3:05.03, team record; 50 free,
third, A, 31.02
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University High Sectional at Normal
Prairie Central 4, Olympia 3
Score by innings:
Olympia
012 000 0 -- 3-5-1
Prairie Central 102 010 x -- 4-7-2
Tyler Thornton (L, 9-2) and Rush Olson; Aaron Ifft (W, 8-0), Dylan
Ward (6, S) and Jordan Roy, Ifft (6)
Olympia hitting highlights: Dusty Hayes, 2B, RBI; Derek Foley, two
hits, RBI, Neil Birky, RBI
Olympia pitching: Thornton, four earned runs, six walks, two
strikeouts
Olympia record: 25-11
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Pleasant Plains Sectional at Pleasant Plains
Rochester 4, Mount Pulaski 0
Score by innings:
Mount Pulaski 000 000 0 -- 0-3-3
Rochester 200 110 x
-- 4-6-0
Colton McClellan (L, 8-3) and Cameron McClellan; Chris Wright (W,
9-0) and Ty Milner
Mount Pulaski hitting highlights: Craig Erlanbush, two hits
Mount Pulaski record: 22-7
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Class A
University High Sectional at Normal
Olympia 5, Midland 0
Score by innings:
Midland 000 000 0 -- 0-2-4
Olympia 031 001 x -- 5-10-0
Tiffany Danhof (L, 18-3) and Kelsey Jason; Jessie Shay (W, 28-2) and
Amber Lessen
Olympia hitting highlights: Tiffany Prager, three hits; Becky Hieser,
two hits; Megan Rich, two hits, RBI; Amber Lessen, two hits; Mallory
Toliver, RBI, Lindsay Watkins, RBI
Olympia pitching: Shay, seven innings, two hits, no runs, no walks,
two strikeouts
Olympia record: 37-2
Williamsville Sectional at Williamsville
Warrensburg-Latham 1, Williamsville 0 |
Class AA
Morton Regional
Morton 6, Lincoln 1
Score by innings: Lincoln
000 000 1 -- 1-6-1 Morton
000 000 x -- 6-9-2
Goodman (L) and Washam; John (W) and Simmons
Lincoln hitting highlights: Tungate, two hits; Washam, 2B; Goodman,
2B
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Hats off to Mount
Pulaski's baseball team for an outstanding season. They did come up
a little short versus Rochester at Pleasant Plains this weekend, but
they did finish the season with a sparkling 22-7 record. Who knows
what may have happened had they been able to slip past the Rockets?
Congrats to senior
Lydia Moehring. The LDN has learned that Moehring was named to the
Central State Eight all-conference softball team. She was joined by
teammate Tiffany Tungate, who was a special mention selection.
Congratulations
should also go out to Ryne Komnick and Curt Courtwright, who made
the CS8's baseball all-conference team. They were joined in the
honor circle by Paul Phillips, who was chosen special mention.
The Railers finished
the season 18-17 and 7-7 in league play -- good enough for a
third-place finish.
The Lady Railers went
6-8 in the league, and that got them a tie for fourth place.
Also on the award
train was Tricia Dorsey, who made the CS8 elite track squad!
The Cubs suffered a
through a tough weekend series with the Astros, taking a 1-0
nail-biter on Saturday that saved them from getting swept. And
Houston is a team they're going to have to figure out how to beat if
they want a return to the playoffs. Why do I say that? Because they
haven't won a series with Houston since 1992. Over the last 10 years
the 'Stros have enjoyed a 84-49 record versus the Cubbies, and that
won't get it done.
Anybody got tickets
for Saturday's Cubs-Yankees game?
Word on the streets
is that the Cubs may select Tulane's Michael Aubrey with the sixth
pick in the upcoming amateur draft. Aubrey is rated as the No. 2
hitter available in the upcoming sweepstakes. The White Sox appear
interested in Brian Anderson with the No. 15 pick. He is rated as
the No. 2 five-tool player available! No word on what the Cardinals
may do with their top pick.
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The Cubs and White
Sox are now regarded as two of the better minor league systems in
all of baseball… Oh, how times have changed. I wonder if either one
would trade their entire system with the Cardinals? I'm sure they'd
make 'em a good deal???
Speaking of the
Redbirds, Jason Isringhausen is going to try to heat up his arm and
get it ready for big league play for a third time. He is scheduled
for a rehab assignment this week. Since all of the Cards' minor
teams seem to be on the road, there is some speculation that Jason
will stay in St. Louis and maybe pitch in middle inning situations
or in mop-up roles.
Hopefully the Birds
will have many games well in hand so he can get the work he needs.
This team is desperate for him, and it's bordering on the miraculous
that St. Louis has held this close to the leaders when they've blown
so many games. Think I'm over-exaggerating this thing and blowing it
way out of proportion? How about this factoid… Cardinal relievers
have blown 14 of 26 save opportunities! Fourteen of them! Whitey
Herzog is probably spinning in his… bass boat!
St. Louis did hang on
for a much-needed win yesterday over those pesky Bucos. But they
came ever so close to getting swept! They are three-for-four on the
current 13-game homestand, and they'd better start to make some hay
quickly!
How 'bout Kenny Perry
winning in back-to-back weeks? He told Jack Nicklaus this weekend
after his second straight victory that he didn't know how Jack won
so many tournaments. Perry said he was both physically and
emotionally drained! That's the way I am after only nine holes here
in league play!
Have a great week, everybody!
[Jeff
Mayfield]
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