•September 14, 2016•
Sullivan varsity men’s golf record is 7-3 following a Tuesday match with Maroa Forsyth.
Varsity golf team’s total was 183 with the Maroa Forsyth team scoring 186 in the match. Read More
•September 14, 2016•
Sullivan varsity men’s golf record is 7-3 following a Tuesday match with Maroa Forsyth.
Varsity golf team’s total was 183 with the Maroa Forsyth team scoring 186 in the match. Read More
•September 14, 2016•
A long trip home from Oblong Sept 10 allowed the Arthur-Lovington/Atwood-Hammond football Knights to reflect on what could have been in their 40-12 loss to the Panthers.
“There were just too many mistakes in scoring situations,” head Knight coach Dale Schuring said. “It would not have changed won/loss outcome, but it should have been closer game.”
Oblong had the ALAH team down 13-0 at the end of the half. The Knights put six on the scoreboard in the third quarter with the Panthers adding 20 points to the lead.
Fourth quarter led to another Knight touchdown with Oblong scoring seven. Read More
•September 14, 2016•
Sullivan varsity golf won the home quad match Sept. 8 with a 174 team score.
Caden Ellis was medalist shooting a 37.
Okaw Valley’s team was second with a 187; Shelbyville shot a 205 and Meridian 238. Read More
•September 14, 2016•
Arcola Arthur-Lovington/Atwood-Hammond golf team won a triangular match against Tuscola and Charleston JV September 6.
Arcola placed first shooting a 172 followed by Tuscola and Charleston tied with 180 a piece. Read More
•September 14, 2016•
Okaw Valley golfers placed second in a triangular match at Fox Prairie Tuesday, Sept. 6.
St Anthony won the match with a 155; Okaw Valley 174 and Shelbyville 188.
Medalist was Mitch Cremer LSA 35; Dylan Ferguson, St. Anthony 36. Read More
•September 14, 2016•
The Arthur-Lovington/Atwood-Hammond-Arcola boys’ golf team improved their record to 11-1 during the week, taking a triangular match between Oblong and Villa Grove at their home course at Kaskaskia Country Club, before having their tournament at Blue Ridge cancelled. Read More
•September 14, 2016•
Kirk Whitaker
NP Sports
It looked so easy it wasn’t even funny Sept. 12.
Everyone got in on the act, as Arthur-Lovington/Atwood-Hammond’s serving and multiple weapons stifled the Sullivan hosts 25-9, 25-5.
The highlight of both sets for Arthur was from the service line.
Sophomore Taylor Powell responded with three aces after giving Sullivan its first point of the night. Two more of the eight points the Knights had were off Abby Duzan aces before Sullivan called a timeout 8-2.
There was no escaping the serves for the Redskins after the timeout. Madison Brown tore off four aces in a row--and was very close to a fifth-- before an ace and kill from Powell finished off the first set.
Powell finished the night with a team high five aces--followed by Duzan with four-- three kills and two digs.
“Our aggressive serving really threw Sullivan’s offense off,” Knights’ head coach Emily Crossman explained. “It was our best offensive strategy of the night.” Read More
•September 7, 2016•
Arcola-ALAH cooperative golf team won a triangular match Aug 30 at Kaskaskia Country Club.
Clayton Miller was the medalist shooting with an even par round 35. Blake Lindenmeyer was the runner up with a 39. Arcola’s record is now 9-1 Read More
•September 7, 2016•
Kirk Whitaker
NP Sports Reporter
Tuesday and Thursday Arcola-Arthur-Lovington/Atwood-Hammond golf won both matches at their home course—in convincing fashion both days.
Top returner Clayton Miller led the way both nights shooting back-to-back even par 35s with Blake Lindenmeyer taking second on Tuesday with a 39 (+4) and Shandon Herschberger almost tying him Thursday with a 36 (+1).
Lucas Hutton, Dallas Sisk and Jacob Butler rounded out the top five for Arcola which shot 161 and 163 at the two meets Tuesday and Thursday as a team, taking first place by 28 and 26 strokes those two days respectively. Read More
•September 7, 2016•
By Kirk Whitaker
NP Sports Reporter
Kristy Buford set the tone for Okaw Valley, and the rest of the ‘Wolves followed suit Tuesday night when the Timberwolves came to Sullivan and took a two-set victory over the Lady Redskins 25-18, 25-12.
The OV senior started off the first set with four kills and an ace, leading her team to an 8-3 start.
“Kristy did what she was supposed to do and led us,” Timberwolves’ head coach Jay Potter praised. “She receives the most sets, and tonight she played with few errors. When that happens, we always have a better chance to win.”
The advantage rose to 15-7, but after their second timeout, Sullivan came back with a vengeance out of the timeout that brought the game to a two point deficit, 18-16, with an ace from Ally Elzy and a kill from Esther Miller at key points along the way. Read More