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Knights Prevail Over Sullivan Redskins

News Progress Posted on September 16, 2015 by webmasterSeptember 16, 2015

Photo by Darian Hays The Knights’ Abby Foreman is good for one of her seven kills on the night against the Sullivan Redskins.

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The Knights’ Abby Foreman is good for one of her seven kills on the night against the Sullivan Redskins.

•September 16, 2015•

Sullivan’s volleyball Redskins came out strong against the Arthur-Lovington/Atwood-Hammond Knights in Arthur, Sept 14 with a 26-24 win. The tide turned for the Knights in the second game 21-25, with the ALAH squad putting away the match 18-25.

“Tonight the varsity Redskins came out ready to play,” coach Krista Smith said of the effort. “We did not close the win. A big thanks to our fans for traveling to Arthur and supporting us.”

Smith pointed out that middles Chloe Riley and Ally Elzy provided powerful hits and well-timed blocks. Riley and Elzy had two blocks apiece.

Setters Abby Elzy and Esther Miller picked up passes becoming assets to a stronger offense, Smith said.

Tiffany Wallis had five kills and Ally Elzy three; Abby Elzy had five assists and  Miller four.

Seleste Smith provided three aces and 18 digs; Alyssa Marshall had ten digs. Read More

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Okaw Valley Timberwolves Lose to Central A&M

News Progress Posted on September 16, 2015 by webmasterSeptember 16, 2015

•September 16, 2015•

Okaw Valley volleyball traveled to Central A&M Sept 8 to lose a couple of games. Read More

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Knights Take Martinsville

News Progress Posted on September 16, 2015 by webmasterSeptember 16, 2015

•September 16, 2015•

Arthur-Lovington/Atwood-Hammond Knights volleyball added a win to the season after traveling to Martinsville Sept. 8.

The Knights took the first game 25-22, lost the second 24-26 and rallied in the third game winning 25-21. The varsity record is 2-3 with a 1-0 conference record. Read More

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Sweet Soccer Win for Knights

News Progress Posted on September 16, 2015 by webmasterSeptember 16, 2015

•September 16, 2015•

It was a sweet victory for Knights soccer on Sept. 10.  On the Newton home field the Arthur-Lovington/Atwood-Hammond Knights prevailed 3-2.

Scoring goals for the ALAH team were Bradley Miller, Eusebio Briseno and Javi Briseno. Read More

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SOV Ladies’ Cross Country wins Quad Meet

News Progress Posted on September 16, 2015 by webmasterSeptember 16, 2015

•September 16, 2015•

Sullivan Okaw Valley Ladies’ Cross Country team finished first at the Sept 8 Quad Meet held in Tabor Park.

The ladies final was 35 followed by Central A&M with 41 and Tuscola 44.

In the individual times Salena Sloan of Central A&M was first with a 22:06.

SOV runner Ashlynd Risley was second with a 22:48 followed by teammate Cadisen Nuzzo at third with a 23:44.

Morgan Day and Megan Quick of Tuscola ran fourth and fifth respectively with 24:29 and 24:38 times.

Erin Forlines (CAM) was sixth with 24:47. Mariah Lemay from Tuscola was seventh at 25:02. Read More

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Blue Ridge Invitational for Arcola/ALAH

News Progress Posted on September 16, 2015 by webmasterSeptember 16, 2015

•September 16, 2015•

Arcola/Arthur-Lovington/Atwood-Hammond competed in the Blue Ridge Invitational on Saturday. Two players placed in the top ten.

Clayton Miller placed second shooting a 78. Shandon Herschberger placed seventh in the tournament shooting an 85.  Read More

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Sangamon Valley wins Knights Classic

News Progress Posted on September 16, 2015 by webmasterSeptember 16, 2015

•September 16, 2015•

Saturday night the Arthur-Lovington/Atwood-Hammond Knights volleyball classic was held in Arthur with Sangamon Valley coming out on top.

Bement finished second, the Knights third and Villa Grove fourth. The ALAH Knights have a 5-4 record overall.

The Knights beat Villa Grove 25-15 and 25-16. Sangamon Valley bested the Knights 13-25 and 23-25 with Bement taking second after a 17-25 loss and 25-11 win and 15-23 loss. Read More

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T-Town Too Much for Sullivan

News Progress Posted on September 16, 2015 by webmasterSeptember 16, 2015

•September 16, 2015•

Sullivan High School volleyball teams traveled to Teutopolis Sept 8. with the junior varsity team winning one of three, but the varsity lost 18-25 and 16-25.

The junior varsity team lost the first match 14-25 but came back for a 25-18 win. dropping the last one to Teutopolis 22-25. Read More

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Local Athlete on Volleyball Squad at Central College

News Progress Posted on September 16, 2015 by webmasterSeptember 16, 2015

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•September 16, 2015•

Shelby Dash of Bethany is a member of the Central College volleyball team. A defensive specialist, she is a sophomore.

Central has won 12 Iowa Conference titles in the past 19 years and gained 11 NCAA Division III playoff berths, with three national championships. Coach Kent Clayberg is a three-time league coach of the year and is in his 13th season as head coach. He has a 261-148 (.638) career mark.

The Dutch opened the season at home Sept. 1 against Monmouth (Ill.)

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Okaw Valley Tops Sullivan in Volleyball

News Progress Posted on September 9, 2015 by webmasterSeptember 9, 2015

•September 9, 2015•

Sullivan High School volleyball traveled to Okaw-Valley (2-1) Tuesday, Sept 1.

The varsity Lady Redskins lost the first match 15-25, came back in the second squeaking by the Lady Timberwolves 25-23 and then dropped the third match 19-25.

Lady Timberwolves kills came from Charli Ulrich with one; Kailyn Boyer had four; Kristy Burford one; Madison Fox five; Megan Dash 16.

Megan Dash and Nicole Miller had one assist each. Kailyn Boyer had three aces; Kristy Burford two; Madison Fox two and Megan Dash two. Read More

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Moultrie-Douglas Contestants



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New royalty to be crowned
The Moultrie-Douglas County Fair Pageant will be held Monday, July 27th at 6:00 p.m. for Little Miss Fair Queen and 7:00 p.m. for Miss and Junior Miss Fair Queen located at the south track on the Mo-Do Fairgrounds. Vying for the title of Miss Moultrie Douglas Fair Queen are: Abigail Meyer of Tuscola, Addee Mulligan of Arcola, Sarah Rogers of Atwood, Ava Whitson of Tuscola, Addisyn Wilson of Villa Grove, Emma Spillman of Tuscola, Aymara Leal of Arcola and Katilyn Kirby of Sullivan.

Jr Miss Moultrie-Douglas contestants
Vying for the title of Jr Miss Moultrie-Douglas are: Harper Hale of Arthur, Brooklyn Bates of Sullivan, Sofie Reifsteck of Tuscola, Sophia Wilson of Arcola, Miley Rennels of Tuscola, Ava Warren of Sullivan, Tatum Faust of Pesotum, Maggie Meyer of Tuscola and Audrey Warren of Sullivan, pictured 2025 Jr Miss Moultrie-Douglas Quinn Chapman of Villa Grove.
Little Miss Moultrie-Douglas contestants
Vying for the title of Little Miss Moultrie-Douglas are: Everleigh Allen of Tuscola, Emelia Shelmadine of Tuscola, Arabella Butterick of Arthur, Josslyn Leigh Brown of Sullivan, Athalia Juliet Sanchez of Arcola, Myla Ro Oye of Arthur, Sophie Elliott of Sullivan, Rosie Smith of Villa Grove, Tinley Eads of Arthur, Alayna Guadiana of Arcola and Alexandria Brackemyre of Lovington, pictured with 2025 Little Miss Moultrie-Douglas Joslynn Steffens of Tuscola.


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