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Sullivan Sport Briefs

News Progress Posted on April 28, 2021 by webmasterApril 28, 2021

•April 28, 2021•
SOV Football

The Sullivan/Okaw Valley football team finished its third straight season without a win with a loss to Warrensburg-Latham in Warrensburg Friday night.
Though the Redskins scored one of their highest offensive performances of the season, the Cardinals outscored Sullivan 41-27 for the Central Illinois Conference win.
With 2:06 left in the first quarter, Sullivan scored on a 52-yard screen pass from Luke Vander Burgh to Ian Plank to cut the lead to 8-6.
With 9:33 left in the first quarter, the Cardinals scored on a run play to take a 14-6 lead. Read More

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County Sports Briefs

News Progress Posted on April 21, 2021 by webmasterApril 21, 2021

Photo by R.R. Best
SOV Senior Night Football
It was Senior Night for the SOV Redskins. The Maroons attempt to take down senior running back Cooper Browne.

•April 21, 2021•
Sullivan Football
The Sullivan-Okaw Valley football dropped its fifth straight game of the season with a 26-6 loss to the Maroons of Clinton Friday at Victory Field.
Clinton scored first on a one-run yard quarterback keeper. The snap of the point-after kick was mishandled, leaving the score 6-0.
On the kickoff return, Ian Plank returned the ball into Maroon territory.
After a first down, Luke Vander Burgh hit Terence McRill on a seem route for a 27-yard touchdown. The point-after pass attempt failed, leaving the score 6-6.
The scored stayed 6-6 until about eight minutes left with the second quarter when Clinton scored on a fly route down the sideline.
The Maroons scored the next 14 points for the 26-6 win. Read More

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ALAH Sports Briefs

News Progress Posted on April 21, 2021 by webmasterApril 21, 2021

•April 21, 2021•
Volleyball
The Arthur-Lovington-Atwood-Hammond team dropped two Lincoln Prairie Conference matches this past week.
The Knights lost to Tri-County Tuesday, April 13, and to Decatur Lutheran Monday, April 12.
Against Tri-County, the Titans won in straight sets, 25-21, 25-19.
For the Knights, Mackenzi Bowles contributed nine kills and two digs, and Alisha Frederick finished with eight assists, three digs, two kills and one ace.
The day before, ALAH fell to Decatur Lutheran in three sets. Read More

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ALAH Football Posts Win Against Sangamon Valley

News Progress Posted on April 21, 2021 by webmasterApril 21, 2021

•April 21, 2021•

By Jason Brown
NP Sports

The Arthur-Lovington-Atwood-Hammond football team improved its record to 3-2 on the season with a win against the Storm. The Knights performed well on both sides of the ball for a 34-0 Lincoln Prairie Conference win. ALAH’s defense shutout Sangamon Valley, and the Knights’ offense scored enough early to rotate several substitutes into the game in the second half. “Offensively, we were able to move the ball well on the ground,” said ALAH coach Ryan Jefferson, “but we still aren’t where I’d like us to be in the passing game and we also had some mistakes that led to a punt and some turnovers on downs.” Finn Davison and Billy Fifer combined for more than 200 yards. Davison ran the ball 17 times for 126 yards and a touchdown, and Fifer ran the ball ten times for 86 yards and two touchdowns. Jamison Rocke rushed for 60 yards on six carries and scored a touchdown, and Max Allen rushed for 50 yards and six carries and scored a touchdown. “It was nice to see some kids step up though,” said Jefferson. Read More

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LLC Women’s Bball Team Seeded No. 2 in National Tournament

News Progress Posted on April 21, 2021 by webmasterApril 21, 2021

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Members of the Lake Land College Women’s Basketball Team: Olivia Niemerg, Shania Schoonover, Tresoir Newson, Kamaria Gant, Josie Orris, Harley Barry, Avery Still, Abigayle Weis, Joanna Schultz, Mikayla Sirjord, Jaelynn Riggleman, Karrington Krabel and Elizabeth Buescher.

•April 21, 2021•
The Lake Land College Women’s Basketball Team earned the No. 2 seed at the 2021 NJCAA Division II Women’s Basketball Championship. The Lady Lakers will begin the tournament facing off against the No. 15 seeded Lackawanna College Falcons.
“I’m excited and I’m sure the team is,” sophomore player Tresoir Newson said. “We’ve been working hard all year.”
Ranked third in the nation behind Johnson County and Kirkwood, the Lady Lakers’ record is 21-2 with a 12-game win streak leading up to the national championship.
Head Coach Dave Johnson said the team has consistently played at a high level, having won against six nationally ranked teams this year.
“I think it’s a reflection of the hard work our players have put in this year,” Johnson said. “We’re just super excited, and I’m really proud of how these young ladies have played this year.” Read More

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ALAH Volleyball Wins Two, Drops One

News Progress Posted on April 14, 2021 by webmasterApril 14, 2021

•April 14, 2021•
by Jason Brown
NP Sports

The Arthur-Lovington-Atwood-Hammond volleyball team competed in three matches this past week. The Knights won two matches and lost one. ALAH defeated Cerro Gordo/Bement Thursday, April 8, and Villa Grove Monday, April 5, but lost to Shelbyville Saturday. Against the Rams Saturday, the Knights lost in straight sets, 25-12, 25-22, in the nonconference matchup. For the Knights, Charley Condill recorded eight kills, and Cheyenne Chupp added six kills. Alisha Frederick dished out nine assists, and Michaela Powell finished with seven digs. In a Lincoln Prairie Conference match Thursday, ALAH swept Cerro Gordo/Bement in straight sets. The Knights took the first set 25-15 and the second set 25-13 for the win. For ALAH, Cheyenne Chupp and Charley Condill each contributed five kills. Condill also served five aces. Mackenzi Bowles contributed four kills, and Sarah Rafferty dished out eight assists. Michaela Powell finished with eight digs. Read More

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Area Sports Briefs

News Progress Posted on April 14, 2021 by webmasterApril 14, 2021

•April 14, 2021•
All-Area Teams
The News Gazette announced its all-area girls’ basketball teams this past week, including several local players.
Senior Redskin guard Emily White earned first team honors.
Senior forward Jerra Goad and senior forward Taylor Orris each earned special mention honors.
Senior Zoe Walton earned honorable mention honors.
Junior Arthur-Lovington-Atwood-Hammond guard Alexa Miller earned first-team honors.
Knights senior Makenzie Brown and freshman Claire Seal each earned special mention honors.
Knights senior Mackenzi Bowles, sophomore Charley Condill and sophomore Kailee Otto each earned honorable mention honors.

All-LPC Teams
The Lincoln Prairie Conference announced its girls’ basketball all-conference team this past week. Read More

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Sullivan Sports Briefs

News Progress Posted on April 14, 2021 by webmasterApril 14, 2021

•April 14, 2021•
SOV Football
The Sullivan-Okaw Valley football team could not find its first win against perennial powerhouse Central A&M Friday night.
SOV lost 48-6 and is scheduled to play Clinton High School at 7 p.m. at Victory Field Friday.
Ian Plank scored SOV’s lone touchdown on a reception from quarterback Luke Vander Burgh with 10:35 left in the fourth quarter.
Central A&M led SOV 41-0 at halftime and 14-0 after the first quarter.
Sullivan is now 0-4 and will look for its first win in three years against Clinton Friday or Warrensburg-Latham the following week.

Sullivan Volleyball
The Sullivan volleyball team hosted St. Teresa High School Thursday night in a Central Illinois Conference matchup.
The Redskins lost in straight sets, 25-18, 25-9. Read More

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ALAH Drops Game Against Arcola

News Progress Posted on April 14, 2021 by webmasterApril 14, 2021

•April 14, 2021•
by Jason Brown
NP Sports

The Arthur-Lovington-Atwood-Hammond football team traveled to Arcola for a Lincoln Prairie Conference matchup Friday “Was a tale of two halves,” said ALAH coach Ryan Jefferson. “We played tough and more disciplined in the first half. Our defense forced a fumble, blocked a field goal and had some other key stops.” The Knights had momentum, and late in the second half took the lead. “We were up 10-7 to go with two minutes to go in the half,” Jefferson said, “and then unfortunately gave up a late score in the last few seconds of the half, so we went into halftime down 14-10, which was still manageable.” Read More

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ALAH Football Posts Win Against Cerro Gordo/Bement

News Progress Posted on April 7, 2021 by webmasterApril 7, 2021

•April 7, 2021•
by Jason Brown
NP Sports

The Arthur-Lovington-Atwood-Hammond Knights football team took advantage of a 21-0 second quarter run to gain control of the game against the Cerro Gordo/Bement Broncos Friday night in Arthur.
In the second half, Cerro Gordo/Bement was able to drive down and score on a short pass but not muster much else again the Knights’ defense.
ALAH scored 16 more points in the second half to solidify the 37-6 win.
Knight sophomore Kaden Feagin rushed for all three touchdowns in the second quarter and added another touchdown run in the fourth quarter.
Feagin finished with eight rushes for 196 and four touchdowns.
Billy Fifer also scored a touchdown in the fourth quarter and finished with 83 yards on 12 carries.
Finn Davison ran the ball 12 times for 107. Read More

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