MONDAY, APRIL 13 PLAY IT AGAIN GIRLS SPORTS ROUNDUP
SOFTBALL
BREESE MATER DEI CATHOLIC 3, ALTON 1: Alton took a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the fourth, but Mater Dei scored all three of their run in the top of the sixth to win at Redbirds Park.
Lexi Fischer had two hits and an RBI for the Redbirds, while Kynlie Muscarealla went all the way in the circle, striking out five.
The Knights are now 8-9, while Alton goes to 4-13.
EAST ALTON-WOOD RIVER 4, CARLINVILLE 2 (8 INNINGS): EAWR scored single runs in the third and fourth innings, but Carlinville tied the game with two runs in the home half of the fifth. The Oilers came back to scored twice in the top of the eighth to win the game at Loveless Park.
Ellie Beechum had three hits and an RBI for EAWR, and also fanned 14 in a complete game inside the circle. Payton Harding had a hit and both of the RBIs for the Cavaliers, while Hallie Gibson also went all the way in the circle, fanning 18.
The Oilers are now 5-7, while Carlinville goes to 4-8.
JERSEY 8, CIVIC MEMORIAL 1: Jersey hit for three runs in the first, four more in the third, and one in the sixth to turn back CM at the Bethalto Sports Complex.
Kamryn Drainer had two hits and two RBIs for the Panthers, while Holly Brainerd hit a grand slam homer for her only hit and four RBIs. Jena Pegram struck out four while in the circle. Paige Winship had a hit and RBI for the Eagles, while Olivia Monroe fanned five in the circle.
Jersey is now 10-2, while CM goes to 6-8.
GILLESPIE 16, COLLINSVILLE 2: Gillespie scored three runs in the first and second innings, then hit Collinsville with nine runs in the fourth en route to the win at the Collinsville Sports Complex.
Audrey Lauemstein, Ava Muniz, Payton Smith, and Preslie Thomas had the hits for the Kahoks, while Aubrey Bordoni struck out three in the circle.
The Miners are now 11-2, while Collinsville slips to 3-12.
BELLEVILLE WEST 17, GRANITE CITY 1: West scored 12 runs in the first inning and five more in the second to take the win over visiting Granite City.
Emily Sahrhage had the only hit for the Warriors, while Memphis Wyatt-Brown struck out two inside the circle.
The Maroons are now 5-8, while Granite goes to 1-12.
ROXANA 9, PIASA SOUTHWESTERN 7: Southwestern led after the first inning 2-1, then scored five times in the fifth to lead 7-1. Roxana countered with five runs of their own in the home half of the fifth, then scored three runs in the sixth to win at Roxana City Park.
Ava Cherry had a big game for the Shells with three hits and six RBIs, while Kassidy Schuyler struck out five in going all the way in the circle. Vivian Zurheide had two hits, including a home run, and four RBIs for the Piasa Birds, while Hannah Mary went all the way in the circle, fanning six.
Roxana is now 11-2, while Southwestern goes to 7-6.
WATERLOO 3, TRIAD 0: Waterloo scored once in the first and twice in the sixth to win at home over Triad in a Mississippi Valley Conference game.
Addison Haggerty came up with three hits for the Knights, while Abby Harper threw a complete game in the circle, striking out three.
The Bulldogs are now 12-1, while Triad goes to 12-5.
TRENTON WESCLIN 18, FATHER MCGIVNEY CATHOLIC 2: A 17-run first inning told the story as Wesclin won over McGivney in Trenton City Park.
Emma Kreiger had a hit and an RBI for the Griffins, while Nora Mensing had the only other hit. Bella Bridges went all the way inside the circle, fanning two.
The Warriors are now 3-9, while McGivney is now 4-8.
CARROLLTON 10, WHITE HALL NORTH GREENE 0: Carrollton scored four runs in the first and second innings, then once in both the fourth and fifth to win over visiting North Greene.
Collins Newton had a big game for the Hawks, with three hits and five RBIs, while Haylie McMurtrie had three hits and two RBIs. Brookelynn Eilerman went all the way inside the circle, striking our seven.
Carrollton is now 11-6-1, while the Spartans fall to 5-9.
CALHOUN 3, WINCHESTER WEST CENTRAL 1: West Central took a 1-0 lead with a run in the top of the fourth, but Calhoun scored twice in the bottom of the fourth, then iced the game with a run in the sixth to win at home.
Conley Klocke had two hits and two RBIs for the Warriors, while Riley Pohlman went all the way in the circle, striking out 15.
Calhoun is now 5-7, while the Cougars slip to 2-6.
In other games that were played on Monday, Breese Central won over Centralia Christ Our Rock Lutheran 6-2, Greenfield Northwestern shut out Jacksonville Routt Catholic 13-0, Dupo won over Cahokia 23-2, and Okawville shut out Woodlawn 11-0.
SOCCER
In Monday’s results, Breese Central won over Highland 2-0, Trenton Wesclin nipped Salem 3-2, Waterloo Gibault Catholic defeated Roxana 8-0, Marquette Catholic and Civic Memorial played to a 0-0 draw, and Waterloo got past Columbia 1-0.
LACROSSE
In a result of Saturday, Dunlap won over Edwardsville 14-2.
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LACROSSE
In the only game played on Saturday, O’Fallon defeated Normal Community 19-1.
SOCCER
FATHER MCGIVNEY CATHOLIC 3, CHATHAM GLENWOOD 1: Natalie Beck, Lyla Hickam, and Emerson Isringhausen all scored as McGivney won on the road at Glenwood.
Peyton Ellis had six saves in goal for the Griffins, who are now 8-1-0, while the Titans are now 5-2-2.
In two other games played on Saturday, Mascoutah won over Saxony Lutheran of Jackson, Mo. 6-0 and at Carbondale, Collinsville won over Notre Dame Catholic of south St. Louis County 4-1.
SOFTBALL
FREEBURG 9, CIVIC MEMORIAL 1: After spotting CM a first-inning 1-0 lead in the first, Freeburg scored to tie the game in the third, then scored six runs in the fourth and two more in the seventh to take the win at the Bethalto Sports Complex.
Grace Burton had a hit and the only RBI for the Eagles, while Paige Winship and Olivia Monroe had the other hits. Monroe went all the way around the circle, striking out five.
The Midgets are now 11-5, while CM is now 6-7.
EAST ALTON-WOOD RIVER 8, WHITE HALL NORTH GREENE 5 (8 INNINGS): North Greene scored all five of its runs in the third, but EAWR scored twice in the fourth and fifth, tied the game in the seventh, then scored three in the eighth to take the win.
Ellie Beechum had four hits for the Oilers, while Libby Fry had three hits and an RBI. Beechum also fanned 17 while in the circle.
EAWR is now 4-7, with the Spartan going to 6-8.
TRIAD 11, ALTON 0: Triad scored once in the second, seven in the third, and three in the fourth to take the win at home over Alton.
Abby Harper had three hits for the Knights, while Keller had two hits and four RBIs. Harper struck out six inside the circle. Gabby Terrell had the only hit for the Redbirds, while Sydney Moore fanned three.
TRIAD 15, CARLINVILLE 0: In the second game of the day, Triad scored three times in the first and fourth innings, four times in the second, and five in the third to take their second win of the day.
Addison Haggerty had three hits and two RBIs for the Knights, while Harper went all the way in the circle, striking out eight. Molly Carriker had the only hit for the Cavaliers, while striking out four in the circle.
CARROLLTON 6, HAMMOND, IND. BISHOP NOLL CATHOLIC 2: In the first of three games on the day for Carrollton, the Hawks spotted Bishop Noll a 2-0 lead, then scored twice in the third, once in the fourth, and three times in the fifth to take the win at home.
Hadley Lake had two hits and two RBIs for Carrollton, while Kaydn Lake went all the way in the circle, striking out six.
CARROLLTON 9, HAMILTON 0: The Hawks scored four times in the first and fourth, and once in the second, to take a four-and-a-half inning win over Hamilton in their second game.
Hadley Lake had three hits and five RBIs for Carrollton, while Brookelynn Eilerman had three hits and an RBI. Eilerman also fanned nine while inside the circle.
BEARDSTOWN 4, CARROLLTON 2: Beardstown scored three runs in the fourth and once in the fifth in taking a five-and-a-half inning win over the Hawks in their final game of the afternoon.
Hadley Lake came up with a hit and RBI for the Hawks, while Blake Driskill and Courtney Walkheiser had the other hits. Eilerman fanned three while inside the circle.
The Tigers are now 8-1, while Carrollton goes to 9-6-1.
In other games played on Saturday, Breese Central won over Altamont 10-0, then won over Farina South Central 1-0, and in the third game of a cluster, Carlinville defeated Alton 7-6.
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LACROSSE
In a game played on Friday, Edwardsville won its first game of the season by defeating Fox of Arnold, Mo., in Jefferson County, 10-8.
SOCCER
MARQUETTE CATHOLIC 6, BREESE MATER DEI CATHOLIC 0: Katherine Fitzgerald had a brace (two goals), while Alex Stephan, Alivia Noss, Emma Dempsey, and Maddie Waters also scored in Marquette’s win over Mater Dei at Gordon Moore Park.
Jessica Eales had four saves in goal as she and Stephan shared the clean sheet.
The Explorers are now 4-3-1, while the Knights go to 2-5-1.
In other matches played on Friday, Belleville East won over Saxony Lutheran of Jackson, Mo. 9-0, Waterloo edged Perryville, Mo. 2-1, Belleville Althoff Catholic turned back Columbia 3-1, Cape Girardeau, Mo. Notre Dame Catholic won over Mascoutah 3-1,
SOFTBALL
BREESE CENTRAL 9, COLLINSVILLE 7: Central scored four runs in the second, three in the third, and single runs in the fifth and sixth, holding off a Collinsville rally, where the Kahoks scored three in the fifth, and two in both the sixth and seventh, but just fell short as the Cougars took the home win.
Ali Vieluf had two hits for Collinsville, while Ava Muniz came up with a three-run homer in the game. Aubrey Bordoni struck out three while in the circle.
Central is now 7-5, while the Kahoks go to 3-11.
TRENTON WESCLIN 5, CIVIC MEMORIAL 1: Wesclin scored single runs in the second and third, along with three in the seventh, to take the win over CM at the Bethalto Sports Complex.
Zoey Hunt had four hits in the game for the Eagles, while Dakota Robinson struck out three in throwing a complete game in the circle.
The Warriors are now 2-9, while CM drops to 6-6.
In three other games played on Friday, Edwardsville won over Breese Mater Dei Catholic 10-0, O’Fallon won over Columbia 9-4, and White Hall North Greene won over Springfield 18-8.
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SOCCER
TRIAD 3, CIVIC MEMORIAL 0: Maddie Conreaux, Karlee Switzer, and Lilly Zobrist had the goals for Triad in their win over CM at Knights Field.
Payton Hartmann had six saves in goal for the Knights in recording the clean sheet.
Triad is now 4-3-2, while the Eagles go to 4-5-0.
HIGHLAND 4, JERSEY 1: Maddy Highfill had the only goal for Jersey in their loss at Highland.
Ella Roberts had 10 saves in goal for the Panthers, who are now 2-8-0, while the Bulldogs improve to 7-4-0.
In other games played on Thursday, Columbia shut out Roxana 9-0, Waterloo Gibault Catholic won over Breese Mater Dei Catholic 7-1, Waterloo won over Mascoutah 3-0, O’Fallon won at the death over Edwardsville 1-0, Collinsville defeated Belleville West 1-0, winning a Penalty Kick Shootout 3-2 to take all three points, Belleville Althoff Catholic won at Maryville Christian 4-3, Granite City defeated Freeburg 4-1, and Trenton Wesclin won over Metro-East Lutheran 6-0/
SOFTBALL
COLLINSVILLE 5, EAST ST. LOUIS 0: Collinsville scored once in the first and twice in both the second and fifth to take the win over East St. Louis at the Collinsville Sports Complex.
Ali Vieluf had two hits and an RBI for the Kahoks, while Payton Smith had the other two hits. Smith also struck out nine in the circle. Jayona Scott, Tanner Wilkins, and Asia Jackson had the hits for the Flyers, while Khayla Walker went all the way in the circle, fanning four.
Collinsville is now 3-10, while East Side goes to 0-9,
JERSEY 10, HILLSBORO 3: Jersey scored three times in the third, and four times in the sixth en route to their win at Hillsboro.
Anna Kribs, Maleah Derrick, and Holly Brainerd all had two hits and an RBI for the Panthers, while Paxton Weirich struck out 11 in the circle.
Jersey is now 9-2, while the Hilltoppers go to 10-4.
MARQUETTE CATHOLIC 13, BELLEVILLE ALTHOFF CATHOLIC 1: Marquette scored three runs in the first, third, and fourth innings, and also added four runs in the second to win the Gateway Metro Conference game at Althoff.
Nylah McDonald had three hits and three RBIs for the Explorers, while Sofie Lamere hit a two-run homer. Bella Johnson went all the way in the circle, striking out three.
BUFFALO TRI-CITY 10, CARLINVILLE 0: Tri-City scored three runs in the first, second, and fourth innings, then scored a single run in the fifth to take the win over visiting Carlinville.
Lexi Fenton had the only hit for the Cavaliers, while Hallie Gibson struck out six in the circle.
ROXANA 12, EAST ALTON-WOOD RIVER 11: In a wild game at Roxana City Park, EAWR scored five runs in the fourth, and four in the sixth, but Roxana hit for four runs in the fourth, and six in the sixth, including the winning run to take their rivalry game.
Bella Smith had two hits and three RBIs for the Shells, while both Kassidy Schuyler and Claire Wilkinson hit home runs. Schuyler also went all the way in the circle, striking out seven. The Oilers were led by Liberty Fry’s two hits and three RBIs, while Ellie Beechum fanned 12 in a complete game in the circle.
GILLESPIE 4, CIVIC MEMORIAL 0: Gillespie scored once in both the first and sixth, then twice in the fourth in going on to the win over CM at home.
Emma Wade had two hits for the Eagles, while Zoey Hunt had the other hit. Olivia Monroe fanned five in a complete game in the circle.
The Miners are now 9-2, while CM slips to 6-5.
In Thursday’s other fixtures, Breese Central won over Salem 11-6, Edwardsville won over Belleville East 8-3, White Hall North Greene took an 8-6 decision over Greenfield Northwestern, Marissa-Coulterville won over Dupo 16-4, Red Bud defeated Chester 4-0, and Belleville West won over Alton 9-1.
