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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on Apr 28, 2010 7:04:24 GMT -5
Tuesday's softball roundup
April 27, 2010
Font Size Print Email En Espanol Bookmark Black Text White TextOak Forest 13, Bremen 0: The No. 3 Bengals (22-3) were led by Cassie Bilotto (2-for-3, home run, three RBI), Emily Missaggia (2-for-2, home run, triple, three RBI), Kristyne Smith (2-for-2, home run, two RBI), Emily Naegele (2-for-2, home run, RBI) and Hannah Prucak (home run, two RBI).
Andrew 7, Queen of Peace 0: Winning pitcher Brooke Hofer (6-4) threw a complete game and struck out eight to lead Andrew.
Antioch 8, Lakes 0: Olivia Duehr threw a complete game and struck out 11 to earn the North Suburban Prairie win for Antioch (13-4, 5-0).
Aurora Christian 12, Timothy Christian 9: Shannah Morris had a double and home run and Courtney Thomas hit a grand slam to lead Aurora Christian (4-11).
Brooks 16, St. Francis de Sales 2: Cynthia Hughes hit a double and drove in three RBI for the Eagles (7-5).
Coal City 10, Lisle 0: Kirsten Verdun (19-0) picked up the win for the Coalers (19-0).
Crete-Monee 15, Rich South 1: Chelsea White was the winning pitcher for the Warriors (9-8, 4-3) in the Southland game.
Curie 22, Hubbard 15: Liza Camacho was the winning pitcher for the Condors (11-7) while Mariana Gonzalez (4-for-5, double, four RBI, two runs) and Ana Zapata (4-for-5, double, RBI, two runs) led the offense.
Downers North 2, Downers South 0: Kendall Ryndak struck out six in a winning effort for Downers North (14-5).
Fenwick 5, Young 4: Marissa Pinto was 1-for-2 with a double and Corey Alcarez picked up the win for the Friars (6-10).
Glenbard West 4, Hinsdale South 3: Taylor Steinhilber (7-5) struck out 12 for Glenbard West while Michelle Waggoner was 3-for-5 with a double.
Glenbrook North 6, Maine West 0: Sammy Roth (7-2) was the winner for the Spartans (9-4, 5-0) in the Central Suburban South contest.
Grayslake North 11, Woodstock 8: Kristina Gandy had nine strikeouts for Grayslake North.
Kankakee 14, Bloom 4: Allie VadeBoncouer was 3-for-4 with two double and five RBI for Kankakee (15-6, 7-0) in the Southland Athletic win.
Kelly 16, Kenwood 1: Anisa Ivg had five strikeouts to earn the win while Cecelia Ennriguez hit a triple for Kelly (5-1).
Kennedy 16, Washington 14: Megan Cunningham was 4-for-4 with three double and four RBI for Kennedy (13-0).
Lake Park 6, Waubonsie Valley 0: The Lancers (17-3, 7-2) were led by Samantha Becker (1-for-2, double, two RBI) and Vanessa Wegner (1-for-3, home run) in the Upstate Eight win.
Lane 3, Resurrection 1: Jackie Manrique threw a complete game and struck out seven while Kaleigh Ambrose had the game-winning RBI for the Indians.
Lincoln-Way Central 3, Bradley 0: Stephanie Popovich had 15 strikeouts to earn the win while Gina Brown hit a two-run home run for Lincoln-Way Central.
Luther North 16, Westminster Christian 0: Vicky Sobecki picked up the win for Luther North (9-3, 6-1) while Jennifer Jensen was 2-for-2 with three RBI and three runs.
Minooka 16, Oswego 0: Lyndsay Doyle (1-for-3, three RBI, three runs), Lindsey Fenner (3-for-4, two RBI, two runs) and Andrea Carlson (3-for-3, RBI, run) led the offense for Minooka.
Plainfield Central 5, Oswego East 3: Karly Jackson was 3-for-3 with a home run and two RBI for Plainfield Central.
Plainfield East 12, Plainfield North 8: Alora O'Malley was 3-for-3 with a triple and two RBI for Plainfield East.
Reavis 4, Shepard 0: Cait Balandis threw a complete game and had two hits while striking out 14 for Reavis.
Richards 5, Oak Lawn 1: Brianna LeBeau (2-for-4, home run, two RBI, two runs) and Kailie Tobin (3-for-4, run) led the Bulldogs (14-5-1, 9-4) in the South Suburban win.
St. Edward 5, Marian Central 2: BreAunna Medinger threw a complete game and struck out five to lead the Green Wave.
Sycamore 4, Geneva 3, 11 inn.: Ashley Colen hit a walk-off home run to win the game for Sycamore (9-11).
Warren 10, Libertyville 1: Kayla Hurd was the winning pitcher for the Blue Devils going five innings and striking out 10.
Wauconda 10, Vernon Hills 0: Kayla Stos had three hits for Wauconda (12-9, 6-1) in the North Suburban Prairie win.
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on Apr 28, 2010 7:11:20 GMT -5
Glenbard South 7, Rochelle 0
Glenbard South 130 001 2 -7-12-0
Rochelle 000 000 0 -0-1-0
2B: GS: Meath; 3B: GS: Meath;
WP: Wilkes (12-1) LP: Metzger.
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Naperville North 6, Wheaton Warrenville South 3
WW South 100 000 2 -3-7-0
Naperville North 121 020 0 -6-10-1
2B: NN: Degl, Innocenti 2, Warren, Dieckmann. WWS: Santora, Linaberger;
WP: Dieckmann (6-3) LP: LaFleur.
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on Apr 28, 2010 7:13:00 GMT -5
Downers North shuts out Downers South
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Downers Grove North 2, Downers Grove South 0: Kendall Ryndak (6-3) scattered 6 hits, striking out four, at Doerhoefer Park.
Carolyn Nojiri's two-out single in the fifth scored Brittany Nagy to break a scoreless tie. Katie Huzinger doubled and scored in the sixth for No. 15 Downers Grove North (14-5). Danielle Trezzo singled and doubled for No. 5 Downers Grove South (15-2).
Naperville North 6, WW South 3: Sammy Marshall went 2-for-3 and scored 2 runs for the Huskies (12-7, 4-0 DuPage Valley Conference), who matched their conference win total from a year ago. Winning pitcher Emily Dieckmann (6-3) and Tara Degl'Innocenti both went 2-for-3 with an RBI. For WW South (11-11, 1-3) Timmie Rappe went 2-for-4.
Glenbard West 4, Hinsdale South 3: Taylor Steinhilber struck out 12 for the Hilltoppers in an eight-inning win. Michele Waggoner went 3-for-5 with a double.
Glenbard South 7, Rochelle 0: Jess Wilkes (12-1) struck out seven over five innings, combining with Jane Trzaska on a 1-hitter in Rochelle. Brianna Meath went 4-for-4 with a double, triple, 2 runs scored and an RBI for No. 3 Glenbard South (17-2, 7-0 Western Sun Conference). Jenny Wittenberg went 2-for-4 and scored a run.
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on Apr 28, 2010 12:31:18 GMT -5
Streator downs Morris in NCIC softball
By MIKE CUNNIFF - mcunniff@morrisdailyherald.com
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ShareBashing out 16 hits, the Streator Lady Bulldogs rolled by the Morris Lady Redskins 15-4 in NCIC softball at the MCHS diamond Thursday afternoon.
"We played fairly well," Streator coach Kelly Coons said. "It was nice that we got some strong hitting right from the start."
Right from the start in that Lady Bulldogs leadoff batter Payton Billups rifled the first pitch she saw down the third base line for a triple.
"That gave us a nice spark," Coons said. "Getting a runner on third base that quick puts the other team down and gives your team momentum. That leadoff triple was huge for us. It seemed like we got more aggressive with our bats after that."
Lindsay Schmitz followed Billups with an RBI single. Allie Riordan added a bad-hop single by short before cleanup batter Sam Riss walked to fill the bases. Liz Liptak then grounded into a 1-2-3 double play before a grounder to short ended the inning.
Streator made it 3-0 behind a 2-run homer over the center field fence by No. 9 hitter Katie Martin in the second. It was Martin's first home run of the season. Lefty Teesha Benson came on in relief of starter Brittany Benson (0-2) with two outs in the frame.
The Lady Bulldogs, now 4-1 in the conference and 12-3 on the season, sent eight batters to the plate against Teesha Benson while scoring 6 times. Streator designated player Murphy Armstrong laced a 2-run single to single before Martin added a 2-run single to right. Martin wound up swiping home on a back end of a double steal before Riordan greeted Lady Redskin reliever Hilary Bunting with an RBI single up the middle to make it 9-0.
Morris, which falls to 1-3 in the NCIC and 4-9 on the season, chipped away at its deficit by pushing across a trio of runs in its turn. Designated player Liz Dergo beat out a single to short before Bunting did likewise. Taylor Severson walked to fill the bases. Monica Belt had an RBI single before Layney Miller drove in a pair with a single by third.
"They played really well," Miller said of the Lady Bulldogs. "Their hitting was very good. Every single person could put the ball in play."
The Lady Redskins crawled within 9-4 with a solitary run in the fourth when pinch hitter Kayla Conrod singled to right before being replaced by pinch runner Lauren Busdicker, who ultimately scored on a 5-3 ground out by Bunting.
Streator added 4 runs in the fifth on a 3-run homer by Schmitz (her third of the campaign) plus a sacrifice fly by Brynn Johnson (to plate Riordan). The Lady Bulldogs closed it out with a pair of runs in the sixth on an RBI groundout by Janelle Washko plus a throwing error. It was the fifth error of the contest.
Billups and Schmitz had 3 hits each for the visitors. The Lady Redskins ended with 7 hits by 7 different players.
"Their hitting was outstanding," Morris coach Amy Barr said. "They could all hit, from the top of the lineup through the bottom. They were very impressive. We kept falling behind (in the count) and if we didn't hit the spot, they hit it. It seemed like a lot of their hitters were up 2-0 or 3-1 and then you know we have to come in with a strike. That fact certainly helped their hitters. No disrespect to Streator. You don't get to be 3-1 in the conference and 11-3 by being a bad team."
The Lady Redskins will now host Geneseo for an NCIC doubleheader on Saturday.
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on Apr 28, 2010 12:33:02 GMT -5
Streator downs Morris in NCIC softball
By MIKE CUNNIFF - mcunniff@morrisdailyherald.com
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ShareBashing out 16 hits, the Streator Lady Bulldogs rolled by the Morris Lady Redskins 15-4 in NCIC softball at the MCHS diamond Thursday afternoon.
"We played fairly well," Streator coach Kelly Coons said. "It was nice that we got some strong hitting right from the start."
Right from the start in that Lady Bulldogs leadoff batter Payton Billups rifled the first pitch she saw down the third base line for a triple.
"That gave us a nice spark," Coons said. "Getting a runner on third base that quick puts the other team down and gives your team momentum. That leadoff triple was huge for us. It seemed like we got more aggressive with our bats after that."
Lindsay Schmitz followed Billups with an RBI single. Allie Riordan added a bad-hop single by short before cleanup batter Sam Riss walked to fill the bases. Liz Liptak then grounded into a 1-2-3 double play before a grounder to short ended the inning.
Streator made it 3-0 behind a 2-run homer over the center field fence by No. 9 hitter Katie Martin in the second. It was Martin's first home run of the season. Lefty Teesha Benson came on in relief of starter Brittany Benson (0-2) with two outs in the frame.
The Lady Bulldogs, now 4-1 in the conference and 12-3 on the season, sent eight batters to the plate against Teesha Benson while scoring 6 times. Streator designated player Murphy Armstrong laced a 2-run single to single before Martin added a 2-run single to right. Martin wound up swiping home on a back end of a double steal before Riordan greeted Lady Redskin reliever Hilary Bunting with an RBI single up the middle to make it 9-0.
Morris, which falls to 1-3 in the NCIC and 4-9 on the season, chipped away at its deficit by pushing across a trio of runs in its turn. Designated player Liz Dergo beat out a single to short before Bunting did likewise. Taylor Severson walked to fill the bases. Monica Belt had an RBI single before Layney Miller drove in a pair with a single by third.
"They played really well," Miller said of the Lady Bulldogs. "Their hitting was very good. Every single person could put the ball in play."
The Lady Redskins crawled within 9-4 with a solitary run in the fourth when pinch hitter Kayla Conrod singled to right before being replaced by pinch runner Lauren Busdicker, who ultimately scored on a 5-3 ground out by Bunting.
Streator added 4 runs in the fifth on a 3-run homer by Schmitz (her third of the campaign) plus a sacrifice fly by Brynn Johnson (to plate Riordan). The Lady Bulldogs closed it out with a pair of runs in the sixth on an RBI groundout by Janelle Washko plus a throwing error. It was the fifth error of the contest.
Billups and Schmitz had 3 hits each for the visitors. The Lady Redskins ended with 7 hits by 7 different players.
"Their hitting was outstanding," Morris coach Amy Barr said. "They could all hit, from the top of the lineup through the bottom. They were very impressive. We kept falling behind (in the count) and if we didn't hit the spot, they hit it. It seemed like a lot of their hitters were up 2-0 or 3-1 and then you know we have to come in with a strike. That fact certainly helped their hitters. No disrespect to Streator. You don't get to be 3-1 in the conference and 11-3 by being a bad team."
The Lady Redskins will now host Geneseo for an NCIC doubleheader on Saturday.
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on Apr 28, 2010 12:33:19 GMT -5
Prep Roundup: Rosary softball’s Ruddy no-hits ACC
By The KANE COUNTY CHRONICLE
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ShareAURORA – Rosary pitcher Audrey Ruddy worked around four walks and three Royals errors on Monday while holding Aurora Central Catholic hitless in a 3-0, Suburban Christian Conference victory.
Ruddy added five strikeouts and improved to 4-5.
“For Audrey’s sake, I’m glad we battled through that and got the shutout for her,” Royals coach John Kazmierczak said. “She’s been struggling a bit this year with walks and sometimes untimely errors on the defense behind her.”
Rosary (11-9, 4-4 Suburban Christian Conference) scored runs in the first, second and fifth innings to pull ahead. Lauren McNally went 2-for-3 and Chelsey Frieders doubled.
The loss dropped the Chargers to 2-15 (2-5 SCC).
St. Francis 20, Walther Lutheran 0 (5 inn.): At Melrose Park, the Spartans improved to 15-6 behind a big day from Bri Pasquale, who went 4-for-5 with a home run and two triples.
Marian Central 8, Aurora Christian 5: At Aurora, Shannah Morris and Courtney Thomas each doubled and tripled for the Eagles (3-11, 2-5 SCC), who committed five errors.
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on Apr 28, 2010 12:35:10 GMT -5
Softball: Verdun, Coal City dominate at Kankakee
04/22/2010, 10:08 am
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The Coal City High School softball team has a tendency to make people look silly once in a while.
The unbeaten Coalers did just that Wednesday, downing host Kankakee 14-4 in a nonconference game in which the Kays committed nine errors.
"We hoped we would have came out and given them a better game," Kankakee coach Deb Johnston said. "But we did not execute defensively. It just kind of snowballed on us."
Kirsten Verdun was dominating both at bat and in the circle. She finished 4 for 5 with five RBIs and recorded five strikeouts, allowing no hits in a three-inning pitching stint.
Teammate Krista Watson had four hits, including a home run, for Coal City (16-0). Bryanna Phelan added a three-hit performance.
Allie Vadeboncouer drove in three runs for Kankakee (13-6).
Bishop McNamara 10, St. Joseph 5
WESTCHESTER -- Erika Tatum hit a grand slam to highlight Bishop McNamara's 11th win in 12 games.
Josie Dexter had two hits, two runs and two RBIs, while senior Katie Menard added two hits.
Alexa Salkeld (4-2) struck out two and walked none in the win.
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on Apr 28, 2010 12:38:10 GMT -5
Soph Softball continues winning ways
Aggressive base running and dominant pitching led the Porters in both wins against Richards. In game one, Allison Foley was 2-4, scoring 3 runs in game and Taylor Weissenhofer recorded 16 strikeouts. Meredith Jensen led the Porters offense going 2-3, with 2 RBIs and Taylor Spontak was tenacious on the mound striking out five and allowing only 3 runs.
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on Apr 28, 2010 12:46:26 GMT -5
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Soph. Softball continues winning ways
Hitting really was contagious in the opening conference game for the Porters. Lockport scored 13 runs off 15 hits, with Brianna Carney going 3-4 and Alyssa Visvardis going 3-3. Melissa Stoch led off the top of the 5th inning with a home run, sparking the rest of the team to eight straight singles. Another strong pitching performance by both Taylor Weissenhofer and Taylor Spontak, combining for 14 strikeouts, and aggressive base running carried the Porters to their first conference win.
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on Apr 29, 2010 7:17:48 GMT -5
Conant 11, Palatine 4: Sophomore catcher Miranda Cavin went 3-for-5 with a double, triple and 5 RBI while teammate Hilary O'Donnell was 3-for-4 for the visiting Cougars (16-5, 4-4).
Briana Cavin (9-5) struck out five for Conant.
Katie Mnichowicz (3-for-5), Alyx Ballenger (2-for-3) and Lauren Logan (2-for-4) led the offense for Palatine (12-10, 4-4).
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on Apr 29, 2010 7:22:59 GMT -5
Honor Roll students class of 2012 at Lockport! Hawks excel in the classroom as well as on the field!
Class of 2012
Patrick Ackerman, Kathryn Adams, Joshua Altmann, Alexander Ambrose, August Anderson, Jeremy Anderson, Sarah Anderson, Sukaina Bader, Sandra Barrios Arteaga, Nicholas Bergamini, Gabrielle Bernard, Michelle Biciste, Ryan Billig, Tierney Bottino, Jeanne Brassil, Ashlynn Bridges, Kyler Bruton, Anna Bryniarski, Thomas Buckley, Darryn Calvillo, Samuel Carlock, Alexandrea Carlson, Brianna Carney, Ashley Chaplin, Alyssa Clarida, Gina Collesano, Christopher Cozzolino, Lauren Cralle, Andrea Cronberg, Megan Crowe, Kevin Degitis, Alexandra Delahera, Eric Dietz, Sarah Dominguez, Haleigh Draper, Megan Ekkert, Mona El-Ameer, Meghan Erxleben, Aaron Fears, Brian Finnegan, Andrew Fisher, Christopher Formosa, Rosalinda Garcia, Elizabeth Gasiorek, Jordan Gass, Michelle Gawlak, Meaghann Gorecki, Jorie Gorski, Taylore Gray, Zachary Green, Katelyn Hair, Nicole Hajduk, David Handzik, Allyson Hansen, Karrington Hayes, Jacob Hertzmann, Laura Holle, Jennifer Holly, Rylee Howe, Alexander Huber, Dylan Hudgins, Nathaniel Ing, John Isit, Matthew Janas, Krystian Jaronczyk, Sebastian Jaronczyk, Hayley Jensen, Bradley Johnson, Kyle Johnston, Tanice Jones, Nicole Kampenga, Lauren Karavites, Christopher Karn, Brett Keller, Megan Kelley, Carina Kimmel, Amy Kmak, Emilia Knapczynski, Kara Knight, Marissa Kobart, Alice Kraynak, Kyle Krynski, Jessica Kubinski, Kailee LaHa, Amanda Lee, Amy Lein, Katherine Lindemann, Jennifer Lippold, Kyle Maher, Mason Marcolina, Alexis Marsh, Ashley Marsh, Alyssa Maty, Ryan Maurella, Roberta Mazelyte, Robert McAleavy, Allison McCann, Laura McElheny, Megan McGhee, Kyle Meyer, Andrew Michalowicz, Ethan Miller, Joseph Mockaitis, Matthew Monte, Jacob Murawski, Maxx Murtaugh, Matthew Muszynski, Marissa Nagle, Hilary Nguyen, Mariana Noga, Emma Nunley, Kathryn OBrien, Helen Olivas, Shannon OMalley, Evan Oslakovich, Katherine Owen, Gregory Pastorek, Caleb Perkinson, Lucas Piatek, Justina Pokvietyte, Devin Polaczek, Austin Polke, Mark Polke, Lucas Post, David Pruim, Thomas Razo, William Reed, Valerie Renkor, Amy Rife, Kimberly Rinke, Dillon Ristucci, Anna Roczkowski, Crystal Rodriguez, Casey Ross, Anthony Rossi, Amanda Sadler, Justin Salvetti, Ashley Samoska, Joseph Sansone, Holly Saylor, Alexandra Scalpelli, Daniel Schaack, Jennifer Schuh, Catherine Schultz, Kristen Schultz, Michele Schultz, Emily Sible, Katrina Silacz, Ignas Sireikis, Lester Slack, Michael Slattery, Alexandria Slavik, Michael Smith, Claudia Sparks, Samantha Spencer, Melissa Stoch, Wade Stofko, Danielle Stortz, Dominick Strom, Kara Taskay, Raven Taylor, Philip Tomas, Kayla Tran, Zachary Trent, Michelle Turner, Jodi Ulm, Rhiann VandeBogart, Alyssa Visvardis, Julie Wagner, Elisabeth Wahl, Shuwei Wang, Mica Ward, Sarah Wasilewski, Sydney Webb, Shaunna Weber, Taylor Weissenhofer, Daniel Wentworth, Alexander Williams, Emily Williams, Christina Wilson, David Wnek, Zachery Wolfe, Elyse Yaeger
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on Apr 30, 2010 7:33:10 GMT -5
Softball: Naperville Central pounds out 11 hits in 9-2 win over Wheaton South
Naperville Central pitcher Kristina Vizza winds up. (Phil Velasquez, Chicago Tribune / April 21, 2010)
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Softball photos: Naperville Central vs. Wheaton Warrenville South
By Bill Harrison
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10:20 p.m. CDT, April 21, 2010
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Naperville Central didn't forget to pack its bats when it traveled to Wheaton Warrenville South on Wednesday.
The Redhawks pounded out 11 hits and cruised to a 9-2 DuPage Valley conference win over the Tigers (12-7, 1-1). Four players had two hits each while the Tigers defense committed four costly errors.
"We really had to be intense and come out strong since they just won 9-1 (over Glenbard East) on Monday," Naperville Central left fielder Meghan Griffin said. "We really had to play tight."
Griffin led the hitting barrage, going 2-for-4, including a double and a two-run single during a three-run fifth inning that broke a 2-2 tie. The Redhawks (8-6, 2-0) broke the game open against senior pitcher Julianne LaFleur (7-6) with three more runs in the sixth.
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Sophomore Kelsey Gonzalez, senior Megan Silke and sophomore Nicole Kappelman had two hits each for the winners. Gonzalez and Kappelman each scored two runs.
"We had the lead (2-0), and they tied it up," Naperville Central coach Andy Nussbaum said. "We just had a good approach today and I liked the way we hit the ball. We have some good hitters in our lineup and Meghan Griffin has been hot."
After the Redhawks scored one run in the first and another in the second the Tigers finally got to lefty pitcher Kristina Vizza (2-3). A sacrifice fly by Kristy Santora scored Ohio University-bound Timmie Rappe (2-for-3, RBI) in the third. An infield bunt with two outs by Rappe scored LaFleur, who lined a one-out double off the center-field wall.
Vizza retired the last six hitters, scattering seven hits to go with four strikeouts. Freshman Juliet Tassi had three sacrifices and an RBI for the Redhawks.
Player of the game: Meghan Griffin, Naperville Central, 2-for-4, double, 2 RBIs.
Key performers: Naperville Central — Kristina Vizza, 7 IP, 1 ER, 7 H, 4 SO, 4 BB; Nicole Kappelman, 2-for-3, 2 R, RBI. Wheaton Warrenville South — Timmie Rappe, 2-for-3, R, RBI.
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on Apr 30, 2010 7:43:16 GMT -5
DuPage County leaders
Batting
(Minimum 40 at-bats, .333 average)
Player AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG
Marshall (NN) 55 18 32 0 0 0 3 .582
Conenna (IC) 53 28 30 9 2 2 25 .566
Iosco (IC) 48 22 27 5 0 1 20 .563
Shipbaugh (Mon) 60 10 32 9 2 2 30 .533
Kielieszewski (IC) 54 20 28 13 1 1 24 .519
Mieszala (LP) 52 22 27 6 0 1 19 .519
Warren (NN) 58 14 30 2 3 0 13 .517
Hohman (NV) 55 10 28 5 0 3 17 .509
Marsalli (NV) 67 30 34 6 3 7 24 .507
Mersch (DGS) 64 26 32 9 0 3 12 .500
Wyatt (GW) 62 18 31 5 1 0 7 .500
Pasquale (SF) 64 29 31 10 1 3 27 .484
Tilly (WA) 54 20 26 8 0 6 21 .482
Vlahiotis (IC) 48 17 23 1 2 1 12 .479
Lullo (IC) 47 20 22 6 1 0 22 .468
Sanchez (IC) 45 21 21 1 2 0 8 .467
Dunne (IC) 50 22 23 4 1 0 10 .460
Nebendahl (NV) 50 12 23 5 0 2 15 .460
Mangialardi(Mon) 61 15 28 4 2 2 16 .459
Klich (GS) 48 18 22 5 1 2 7 .458
Maggiore (Mon) 70 24 31 1 3 0 5 .443
Koch (LP) 57 11 25 5 0 4 19 .439
Welch (Fen) 55 5 24 5 2 0 18 .436
N. Interrante(Wbk) 62 11 27 4 0 0 17 .435
Becker (LP) 63 17 27 6 1 3 26 .429
Connolly (WC) 66 15 28 9 2 3 23 .424
K. Gonzalez (NC) 59 15 25 5 7 0 11 .424
Willert (LP) 60 18 25 5 2 1 7 .417
Hunzinger (DGN) 58 15 24 5 4 4 17 .414
Huizenga (WA) 61 15 25 5 0 0 12 .410
Trezzo (DGS) 66 22 27 5 1 8 27 .409
D. Campagna(Wb) 59 18 24 3 1 0 11 .407
Meath (GS) 54 20 22 6 0 0 14 .407
Carragher (SF) 64 23 26 5 0 0 16 .406
Dieckmann (NN) 60 8 24 8 0 1 21 .400
Wegner (LP) 63 13 25 2 1 4 17 .397
LaCivita (DGS) 51 15 20 2 0 4 16 .392
Davis (SF) 72 22 26 4 1 1 14 .388
Bruce (WC) 64 16 24 4 0 0 15 .375
Ryndak (DGN) 56 12 21 13 1 1 19 .375
Santagata (Fen) 48 10 18 1 1 0 11 .375
Wittenberg (GS) 56 18 21 5 2 2 13 .375
Lisy (DGS) 51 8 19 4 0 0 12 .373
Silke (NC) 55 4 15 3 0 1 4 .373
Ryan (Wbk) 59 19 22 1 0 0 7 .372
Panko (Ben) 57 17 21 7 2 2 22 .368
Olson (WA) 41 14 15 4 0 1 8 .366
Waggoner (GW) 58 x 21 8 0 1 18 .362
Mener (NV) 59 19 21 1 1 1 5 .356
Behnke (SF) 62 18 22 4 0 4 20 .354
Vazquez (Fen) 60 21 21 9 1 0 11 .350
Magallanes (DGS) 46 9 16 2 0 1 12 .348
Griffin (NC) 58 11 20 4 0 1 9 .345
Ortega (GW) 41 x 14 3 0 0 11 .341
Portillo (HS) 47 9 16 4 1 1 5 .340
Borneman (GW) 51 x 17 3 2 0 9 .333
Henshaw (LP) 48 4 16 1 1 0 7 .333
Kutilek (WC) 51 16 17 1 0 0 3 .333
stolen bases
22 - Maggiore (Mon), Marshall (NN)
20 - Sanchez (IC)
18 - Wyatt (GW)
11 - Meath (GS), Willert (LP)
10 - Coopman (WA), Klich (GS), Lewis (Mon), Waggoner (GW),
9 - Bruce (WC), Dunne (IC), Olson (WC), Wittenberg (GS)
8 - Drennan (L), Mersch (DGS)
7 - Davis (SF), Mener (NV), Rutkowski (Mon), Vazquez (Fen)
6 - D. Campagna (Wbk), Conenna (IC), Heubner (WA), Hitzemann (GW), Kutilek (WC), Marsalli (NV), Mieszala (LP), Warren (NN)
5 - Bornemen (GW), Chitkowski (GS), Kolanowski (WA), Leo (WA), Tilly (WA), Tobin (NN)
4 - Boudreau (NV), Fisher (Mon), Iosco (IC), Lincoln (NV), Lullo (IC), N. McGuire (Ben), Koehler (WA), Magallanes (DGS), Mangialardi (Mon), T. Pugliese (Fen), Ortega (GW), Ryan (Wbk), Vlahiotis (IC), Weaver (WA)
3 - Becker (LP), Cavoto (NN), Dash (WC), Dewey (Mon), Fazari (GS), Goldsmith (WC), Johnson (WC), Kieliszewski (IC), Narotsky (HS), Panko (Ben), Peterson (GS), Prindelville (L), Santagata (Fen), Trzaska (GS)
Pitching
(Minimum 15 innings, 3.50 ERA)
Player IP W-L H K BB ER ERA
Early (L) 34.0 3-2 x x x 1 0.21
Houda (L) 47.0 4-3 x x x 7 1.04
Boudreau (NV) 59.2 6-2 43 41 16 11 1.11
Heflin (DGN) 62.2 7-2 27 123 28 10 1.11
Bannister (NV) 24.0 2-2 31 9 3 5 1.25
Talbot (DGS) 74.2 10-0 57 67 15 14 1.31
Staats (Ben) 94.1 8-6 77 70 21 18 1.34
Wilkes (GS) 81.0 11-0 48 76 15 16 1.38
Wunderlich (NC) 85.0 9-4 68 116 14 17 1.40
Vizza (NC) 38.2 3-3 29 46 13 10 1.81
Bates (LP) 76.2 9-2 64 60 26 20 1.83
Narotksy (HS) 84.1 4-9 82 64 12 20 2.13
Dieckmann (NN) 47.2 5-3 44 28 5 15 2.20
Connolly (WC) 97.2 12-4 78 136 16 24 2.21
Clouston (NN) 61.3 4-4 51 51 18 20 2.28
Steinhilber (GW) 72.3 6-5 x 39 x 24 2.32
Ryndak (DGN) 63.3 6-3 63 72 14 23 2.55
Nichols (DGS) 38.1 4-2 37 27 14 14 2.56
Hohman (NV) 49.0 4-3 45 50 47 24 2.94
Mangialardi(M) 111.2 9-7 112 92 42 47 2.95
Chitkowski (GS) 25.0 5-0 26 22 18 11 3.08
Iosco (IC) 41.1 7-2 35 23 19 19 3.22
Loy (LP) 65.0 7-1 91 55 18 32 3.45
Saves
2 - Bates (LP), Clouston (NN), Ryndak (DGN), Wayne (Wbk)
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on May 2, 2010 9:46:35 GMT -5
Glenbard South steady behind Wilkes, beats St. Francis
By Orrin Schwarz | Daily Herald StaffContact writerPublished: 5/1/2010 9:37 PMSend To:
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(0) | read | postBuzz up! A batter can grow old waiting for Glenbard South's fielders to make a mistake.
The slick-fielding Raiders made play after play behind winning pitcher Jess Wilkes in Saturday morning's 9-2 nonconference victory against St. Francis in Glen Ellyn.
"Our infield is the best," Raiders catcher Jackie Wrona said. "I am 100 percent confident if it stays on the ground, they're going to get it."
"All of them do a great job," Raiders coach Julie Fonda added. "(Amanda) Fazzari at third, Tess (DiIorio at first base) made a nice play today. (Brianna Meath at second base) jammed her thumb and Madeline (Peterson) comes in and gets the first ball hit to her. I can't complain about them. They do a great job. There's a lot of confidence. Wilkes knows if she pitches a groundball it's probably going to be an out."
Glenbard South (20-2) got off to a great start, scoring 5 times in the bottom of the first inning.
"It gives Wilkes a lot of confidence, it gives us a lot of confidence, and it puts their backs up against the wall," Fonda said. "It was nice to see."
"The key to that inning was not making the play on the first hitter (Meath) on that line drive to center field," St. Francis coach Ralph Remus said. "If we get that out, I think it's a whole different inning. We keep their speed off the bases. In the fifth and sixth inning when we made plays on bunts to start the inning, if we don't make those plays those are big innings again."
Meath scored her second run of the game in the second inning to make it 6-0, and Hannah Davey scored in the third.
Meanwhile, Wilkes (14-1) kept the ball in the infield through the first 10 batters until St. Francis' Laura Behnke broke up the perfect game by coaxing a one-out walk out of a full count in the fourth inning. Brie Pasquale followed with a clean two-strike single to end the no-hitter, and Paige Davis drove in both Behnke and Pasquale with a double to left field that one-hopped the fence.
"They made every play in the field they had to make," Remus said. "The 2 runs we got, we earned them. We hit the ball hard. It just wasn't enough."
Wilkes got the Spartans (15-7) to hit at the Raiders' fielders again, and that was the end of the Spartans' threat.
"She was pitching great," Raiders catcher Jackie Wrona said. "She's amazing at hitting her spots. Her (screwball) is just phenomenal."
The Raiders responded to St. Francis' 2-run outburst by getting those runs back in the bottom of the fourth when Wrona doubled to left to drive in Maddie Glab and Jane Trzaska. Wrona finished with a pair of doubles and 3 RBI.
"The past few days I was ahead of the ball and I went and did some extra practice and I just came out ripping," Wrona said. "It was awesome."
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on May 2, 2010 9:49:03 GMT -5
Glenbard South 9, St. Francis 2
St. Francis 000 200 0 -2-4-2
Glenbard South 511 200 X -9-1-0
2B: SF: Davis. GS: Wrona 2;
WP: Wilkes (14-1) LP: Ronchetto (12-7).
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Naperville Central 10, Plainfield South 2
Naperville Cent. 021 214 0-10-13-0
Plainfield South 000 020 0 -2-6-4
2B: NC: K. Gonzalez, Griffin, Walker; HR: NC: Silke. WP: Vizza (4-4) LP: Garon.
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Lisle 6, Montini 2
Lisle 101 021 1 -6-7-1
Montini 000 002 0 -2-6-2
HR: :L: Early. M: Shipbaugh.
WP: Houda (6-4) LP: Mangialardi.
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Timothy Christian 9, Fenton 1 (game 1)
Timothy Christian 001 050 3 -9-12-1
Fenton 100 000 0 -1-3-2
2B: TC: Strodtman, Zigteman. F: Pugliese, Santagata; 3B: TC: Smith;
WP: Strodtman LP: Vasquez.
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Fenton 2, Timothy Christian 1 (Game 2)
Timothy Christian 000 100 0 -1-2-0
Fenton 000 002 X -2-7-2
2B: F: Vazquez, Welch;
WP: Vazquez (8-8) LP: Strodtman.
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Downers Grove North 12-15, Addison Trail 1-2
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Lincoln-Way East 5, Glenbard West 4
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South Elgin 3, St. Edward 1
St. Edward 001 000 0 -1 5 2
South Elgin 010 011 x -3 6 5
2B: SE: Rodriguez.
WP: Bolin;LP: Field.
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St. Edward 14, South Elgin 7
St. Edward 240 701 0 -14 11 1
South Elgin 010 213 0 -7 12 5
2B: STE: Knott, Rolando; SE: Rhoads.
3B: SE: c. Bosteder, Rodriguez.
WP: Medinger;LP: Cerda.
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Hampshire 14, Aurora Christian 3
Aurora Christian 300 00 -3 3 2
Hampshire 321 80 -14 14 3
2B: H: Bruscato (3), Hurst.
3B: H: Bruscato.
WP: Hurst;LP: Morris.
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Aurora Christian 6, Hampshire 5
Aurora Christian 001 022 1 -6 12 4
Hampshire 001 101 2 -5 9 1
3B: AC: Morris, Thomas (2); H: Jakubowski, Walker.
WP: Haas;LP: Bruscato.
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Lake Zurich 13, Jacobs 3
Jacobs 000 030 -3 8 1
Lake Zurich 406 003 -13 13 0
2B: J: Peterson; LZ: Orchard, Sweeney.
WP: Mattera;LP: Livingston.
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Buffalo Grove 11, Streamwood 0
Streamwood 000 00 -0 3 6
Buffalo Grove 220 7 -11 7 1
2B: BG: Dunee.
WP: Fu;LP: Bogdajewicz.
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