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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on May 7, 2010 7:13:09 GMT -5
Thursday's softball roundup
May 6, 2010
Font Size Print Email En Espanol Bookmark Black Text White TextOak Forest 9, Tinley Park 0: No. 2 Oak Forest (26-3) was led by Emily Naegle, who went 3-for-4 with a home run and two RBI.
Riverside-Brookfield 19, Fenton 1: No. 7 Riverside-Brookfield (25-2, 12-0 Metro Suburban) was led by Kristin Kleinmeyer (8-0), who struck out eight in a complete game and went 3-for-4 with a grand slam and six RBI at the plate. Jessie Hutchens went 2-for-3 with two homers and four RBI.
Andrew 16, Thornton 0: Andrew (20-4) was led by Katie Christian (2-0), who struck out 11 in a one-hitter.
De La Salle 10, Reavis 0: Jaicie Botica went 3-for-4 with three RBI for De La Salle (16-6). Jackie Sernek (13-4) struck out four in a one-hitter to earn the win.
Glenbrook South 8, Maine South 2: Glenbrook South (18-8, 4-4 Central Suburban South) was led by Kim Lohre, who struck out 10 in a complete game win and went 3-for-4 with a homer and six RBI at the plate.
Illiana Christian 11, Elmwood Park 6: Illiana Christian (11-11, 7-4 Metro Suburban) was led by Nadine Krzyston, who homered.
IMSA 7, Aurora Christian 2: Melissa Perkins (13-3) struck out nine and allowed two earned runs on the mound and went 2-for-3 with two RBI for IMSA (13-3, 8-0 Northeastern Athletic) at the plate.
Jones 8, Simeon 2: Dionna Atwood went 2-for-3 with two RBI for Jones (11-6, 9-1 Blue-South). Abigail Ogrentz (11-5) struck out three and allowed two earned runs to get the win.
Lake View 14, Schurz 8: Melissa Serrano went 3-for-4 with a triple for Lake View (12-2). Felicia Pucci struck out seven in four innings to get the win.
Leyden 9, Willowbrook 8, 10 inn.: Leyden (20-6, 6-1 West Suburban Gold) was led by Morgan Maize, who struck out 13 and allowed four earned runs in a complete game. Christina Morgan (home run) and April Markowski each had three hits. Dana Thomas homered.
Lincoln-Way Central 3, Bolingbrook 0: Stephanie Popovich threw a perfect game for Lincoln-Way Central (13-8).
Lincoln-Way East 7, Joliet 2: Lincoln-Way East (19-4) earned a win behind Kacyee Hart (11-0), who allowed two earned runs and struck out four. Lisa Holcomb went 2-for-3.
Longwood 5, Brooks 2: Longwood (9-8, 6-5 Red South) earned a win behind Teyonna Simmons, who went 3-for-4 with two RBI.
New Trier 3, Niles West 0: Winning pitcher Kelsey Lee (16-3) struck out eight for New Trier (18-6, 6-0 Central Suburban South). Chelsea Delaney went 3-for-4 with three doubles and the game-winning RBI.
Oak Lawn 7, Evergreen Park 5: Mary Kate Rose went 2-for-4 with an RBI and two runs for Oak Lawn (10-17, 6-11 South Suburban Red). Erika Veen earned the win in a complete game, and went 1-for-3 with one RBI at the plate. Kim Braasch went 1-for-2 with one RBI.
Prospect 3, Libertyville 1, 9 inn.: Michele Molini hit a game-winning two-run homer for Prospect (10-12).
St. Ignatius 10, Young 4: St. Ignatius (14-15-1) was led by Samantha Keys, who went 3-for-4 with one RBI. Gena Lenti added three hits in the win.
Trinity 10, Lane 0: Trinity (21-4) was led by winning pitcher Chase Machain (14-4), who struck out three in five innings. Vivi Castellanos went 3-for-3 with three RBI and Erin Baldwin went 2-for-3 with two RBI.
Vernon Hills 6, McHenry 3: Megan Meline struck out eight to earn the win.
Waukegan 6, Evanston 4: Stephanie Rodriguez (7-12) struck out seven and allowed two earned runs in a complete game for Waukegan (8-13, 2-5 Central Suburban South). Marquita Wright went 2-for-4 and drove in the game-winning run.
Westmont 11, Timothy Christian 7: Westmont (8-16) was led by Stephanie Wolf, who went 3-for-4 with two homers.
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on May 7, 2010 7:17:04 GMT -5
Naperville North 9, Waubonsie Valley 0
Waubonsie Valley 000 000 0 -0-4-2
Naperville North 103 410 0 -9-13-0
2B: NN: Vassar, Warren 2, Stapleton;
WP: Clouston (5-5) LP: Thresh.
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on May 10, 2010 7:18:15 GMT -5
19th Victory
The Trojans rolled to their 19th victory(6-1 conf) of the season over conference rival York 9-2 Wednesday. Kendall Ryndak got her 10th win allowing 4 hits, 8 strikeouts, and no earned runs. Rachel Bradley, in her first game back since April 14 after a bout of mono, was 2-4 with a double, 2 rbis, and 3 runs scored. Also with multiple hits were Katie Hunzinger(3 rbis) and Brittany Nagy. Next game is Friday night at home vs. OPRF, 7:15. Come see the Mayor of DG throw out the first pitch, the DOLLS parade on the field before the game, raffle prizes between innings, and hopefully a Trojan victory.
Mark Magro
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on May 10, 2010 7:26:19 GMT -5
GIRLS SOFTBALL
Argo 14, Chicago Christian 10
Chicago Christian's Lindsey Norway was 4-for-4 with two home runs, four runs scored and three RBIs in the loss.
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Post by tomcavin on May 11, 2010 13:03:04 GMT -5
Hawks 16 Black Home Run PIZZA Party Update
Ladies,
Here are the home run totals for the team. You are 4 away from the pizza party !!! Eleven of you have put one over !
HOME RUNS
Miranda Cavin --- 3
Tessa Kroll --- 2
Dominiqu Roa --- 2
April Markowski --- 2
Aubrey DeGroot --- 1
Ashley London --- 1
Elaine Heflin --- 1
Maddi Doane --- 1
Rachel OMalley --- 1
Kim Moreland --- 1
Briana Cavin --- 1
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on May 12, 2010 7:17:15 GMT -5
Greta job girls - congrats on a great high scool season!!!
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on May 12, 2010 7:17:53 GMT -5
Lockport pitcher Kelly Bowler was pulled from Tuesday’s game against visiting Marist during the sixth inning.
But there was no time for reflection. And definitely no time for pouting.
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Photos: Lockport vs. Marist “Coach (Marissa) Chovanec told me that I should stay ready to go, just in case,” Bowler said. “She said that if somebody had to go back in it would be me.”
Lefty reliever Taylor Weissenhofer was up 5-2 and one out away from closing the No. 6 RedHawks out when she walked Megan Gustafson, allowed a base hit by Frankie Rys and an RBI double by Teagan Walsh. Somebody had to go back in. It was Bowler.
The junior right-hander refocused and got Mary Costello on a flyout to center fielder Audrey Mintari to preserve a 5-3 victory. Bowler duplicated her May 6 effort against Sandburg when she started, came out and went back in to save an 8-7 victory.
“I knew I had to have the same attitude coming back into this one,” Bowler said. “I was out back warming up and working on my pitches. I wasn’t nervous. We’re getting a lot better at winning our close games.”
The No. 10 Porters (20-5) won for the 11th time in succession, a streak that dates to a loss April 16 in their first meeting with Sandburg.
As in most of the victories, they did it with heavy Lockport lumber. Amanda Stanton (two doubles) and Lia Romeo (3-for-3, double) were the heaviest hitters on a day when the Porters rapped eight hits against Walsh.
Romeo had a hand in all three innings that Lockport scored, smacking an RBI single in the first, leading off with a double and scoring in a three-run fourth and singling with two outs in the fifth and eventually coming in on a Marist miscue.
“Everyone is seeing the ball really well,” Romeo said. “We see a lot of pitches before games, just get a lot of reps, so that helps. “We’re definitely to be feared. We’re taking nobody for granted and we’re just plowing through.”
The RedHawks (25-5) didn’t help themselves with three costly errors, but didn’t quit after falling behind 5-0.
Holly Kuhl knocked Bowler from the mound in the top of the sixth with a one-out double that sent home Rys (walk) and Walsh (single). Wiessenhofer was brought in and retired the next two batters.
In the end, Marist was potentially one base hit away from tying the game.
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on May 12, 2010 7:19:59 GMT -5
Tuesday's softball roundup
May 11, 2010
Font Size Print Email En Espanol Bookmark Black Text White TextOak Forest 11, Hillcrest 0: The No. 2 Bengals (28-3) earned the win as Colleen Sherwood (4-0) threw a no-hitter and struck out six while Jourdan Skirha and Emily Naegele were each 2-for-2 with a RBI and run scored.
De La Salle 2, Mt. Assisi 0: Jackie Sernek struck out three to get the win for the Meteors (17-6).
Gordon Tech 11, St. Benedict 1: Melanie Claudil threw five innings and struck out 11 to lead the Rams (14-6). Natalie Martinez led the offense going 3-for-3 with two RBI.
Lisle 18, Plano 4: Lisle (15-8, 10-4) won in the Interstate Eight as Colleen Drennan was 1-for-3 with a grand slam, four RBI and two runs while teammate Mackenzie Buchelt was 2-for-3 with a home run and five RBI.
Minooka 13, Plainfield North 0: Jackie Lilek (4-1) threw five innings and struck out seven to earn the win for Minooka (19-9).
Mother McAuley 2, St. Ignatius 1: Katie Sears was 2-for-3 with a run for the Mighty Macs (16-8).
Plainfield East 10, Oswego 0: Annie Molek threw six innings and Kristina Maggio was 3-for-4 with two runs to lead Plainfield East. Taylor Messer and Alora O'Malley each were 2-for-4 as well.
Sycamore 15, Rochelle 1: Nekoda Garbes (5-3) gave up one run on three hits and struck out three to earn the win for Sycamore (15-12). Rachel Lesorgen led the offense by going 2-for-3 with a double and five RBI.
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on May 16, 2010 9:52:34 GMT -5
Downers North 1, Lemont 0: Kendall Ryndak struck out 14 in her complete-game effort for the Trojans (23-7).
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on May 18, 2010 7:19:54 GMT -5
Monday's games
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Class 1A regional at Serena
Game 1) (4) Serena 3, (5) Ottawa Marquette 2
Game 2) (3) Newark 30, (6) Westminster Christian 0
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Cary-Grove 9, Crystal Lake South 3
Cary-Grove 012 401 1 -9 11 1
CL South 000 102 0 -3 3 3
2B: C-G: Wienckowski, Leudo (3); CLS: Swanson.
3B: CLS: Adams.
WP: Efflandt (20-3); LP: Wolf.
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Huntley 10, Dundee-Crown 2
Dundee-Crown 200 000 0 -2 8 3
Huntley 532 000 x -10 5 2
2B: H: Albanese, Mychko; D-C: Eissler, Rawlinson.
HR: D-C: Love. WP: Larson (16-8); LP: Eissler.
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Bartlett 3, St. Charles East 1
St. Charles E. 100 000 0 -1 2 2
Bartlett 000 300 x -3 4 0
WP: Dennison (17-5); LP: Stengler (10-8).
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Streamwood 6, Elgin 4
Streamwood 300 000 3 -6 12 3
Elgin 000 103 0 -4 8 4
2B: E: Doty, Jaynes; S: Mellentlia.
WP: Johnson, LP: Perryman (9-10).
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Dekalb 10, Burlington Central 8
Dekalb 013 004 2 -10 15 0
Burlington Central 100 020 5 -8 15 2
2B: D: B. Johnson, M. Johnson (2).
3B: BC: Scheffler, Gruner.
HR: BC: Scheffler. WP: Lexo; LP: Johnson (1-3).
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South Elgin 1, Waubonsie Valley 0
South Elgin 100 000 0 -1 3 1
Waubonsie Valley 000 000 0 -0 3 1
2B: SE: Krause; WV: Pappa.
WP: Bolin; LP: Thresh.
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Hampshire 12, East Aurora 0
East Aurora 000 00x x -0 0 5
Hampshire 552 0xx x -12 7 1
2B: H: Bentley.
WP: Hurst (4-9); LP: Salinas.
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St. Charles North 11, Larkin 1
Larkin 001 00x x -1 3 1
St. Charles North 330 14x x -11 10 0
2B: L: Esterino, Wimmer.
WP: Engel; LP: Shock (4-8).
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Jacobs 8, McHenry 0
Jacobs 400 013 0 -8 15 0
McHenry 000 000 0 -0 5 2
2B: J: Peterson (2), Chappa.
WP: Lombardo (11-5); LP: Splitt.
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Oak Park 3, Glenbard West 2 (8 innings)
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Downers North 3, Lyons 0 (10 innings)
Downers North 000 000 000 3-3-10-0
Lyons 000 000 000 0 -0-2-1
2B: DGN: Hunzinger; WP: Heslin (9-2) LP: Kozil.
Game winning hit Ryndak
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WW South 8, Glenbard North 7
Glenbard North 000 240 1 -7-8-1
WW South 002 222 0 -8-10-4
2B: GN: Jazinski, Shank. WWS: Zablock; HR: GN: Nelson 2, WWS: Lineberger.
WP: LaFleur (14-12) LP: Cherry.
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Imm. Conception 11, Wheaton Acad. 2
Immaculate Conc 120 503 0-11-16-2
Wheaton Acad. 002 000 0 -2-7-5
3B: IC: Vlahiotis; HR: IC: Conenna.
WP: Dunne LP: Huizenga.
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Montini 13, Walther Lutheran 0
Montini 053 41 -13-17-0
Walther Lutheran 000 00 -0-0-3
2B: M: Bonaccorsi; 3B: M: Shipbaugh, Lewis; HR: M:Lewis. WP: Mangialard (18-10 LP: Kruckenburg.
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Wheaton North 4, Naperville North 1
Naperville North 001 000 0 -1-3-2
Wheaton North 200 002 X -4-5-1
HR: WN: Evangelista, Wilson, Holaway.
WP: Thornton (10-1) LP: Dieckmann.
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Lake Park 6, Neuqua Valley 3
Neuqua Valley 000 010 2 -3-4-2
Lake Park 204 000 0 -6-3-6
WP: Bates (12-4) LP: Hohman (6-6).
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South Elgin 1, Waubonsie Valley 0
South Elgin 100 000 0 -1-3-1
Waubonsie Valley 000 000 0 -0-3-1
2B: SE: Krause; WV: Pappa.
WP: Bolin; LP: Thresh.
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West Aurora 14, Glenbard East 7
West Aurora 020 00 10 2-14-16-3
Glenbard East 200 00 3 2 -7-10-5
2B: GE: Graham, Magavero. WA: Hunger 2, Vasquez 2. HR: GE: Stranski, Cotteri. WP: Evischi LP: Tadda.
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West Chicago 3, Naperville Central 0
West Chicago 010 002 0 -3-6-1
Naperville Central 000 000 0 -0-0-2
2B: WC: Olson; WP: Connolly (20-6) LP: Wunderlich (14-9).
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Leyden 3, Addison Trail 2
Addison Trail 101 000 0 -2-6-0
Leyden 030 000 0 -3-6-0
2B: L: Thomas WP: Maize (18-3) LP: DiSilvestro.
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Late Saturday's results
St. Francis 6, Chicago Christian 5 (8 innings)
St. Francis 11, Oswego 3
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Glenbard north 7, West Aurora 0
Glenbard North 010 204 0 -7-12-0
West Aurora 000 000 0 -0-2-2
WP: Fecho (17-6).
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Barrington 5, Fremd 3
Barrington 001 100 3 -5-11-3
Fremd 111 000 0 -3-7-2
2B: Bar: Owen, Logue, Tinkoff; Frd: Cinquegrani.
3B: Frd: Voigt WP: Krzysko LP: Hnytka.
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Hersey 3, Buffalo Grove 2
Buffalo Grove 200 000 0 -2-5-2
Hersey 000 000 3 -3-7-1
WP: Johnson LP: Dax.
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Palatine 6, Conant 1
Palatine 130 010 1 -6-11-0
Conant 100 000 0 -1-5-3
2B: Pal: Jablonski: Con: Bauch;
3B: Con: Bauch; WP: Roto LP: B. Cavin.
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Schaumburg 11, Hoffman Estates 0 (5 INN)
Schaumburg 015 14 -11-14-0
Hoffman Estates 000 000 -0-2-3
2B: HE: Roehrig; WP: Lancaster LP: Lord.
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Prospect 5, Wheeling 2
Wheeling 001 001 0 -2-4-3
Prospect 112 001 x -5-7-1
2B: Wh: Kern; HR: Pros: Forssander. WP:Mangrum LP: Menelle
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Leyden 3, Addison Trail 2
Leyden 001 001 0 -3-6-0
Addison Trail 112 001 x -2-6-0
2B: Ley: Thomas WP:Maize LP: DiSilvestro
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Niles North 9, Maine West 5
Maine West 001 002 2 -5-3-1
Niles North 004 005 0 -9-11-5
2B: NN: Sanchez (2), Reithert, MW: Bojarski;
HR: NN: Gilbert, Loy, Richert, Sugiharta.
WP: Loy LP: Valles.
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LIBERTYVILLE 6. LAKE FOREST 4
Libertyville 101 011 2 -6-8-2
Lake Forest 001 100 2 -4-5-2
2B: Lib: Schick, Cocallas. WP: Grant; LP: Salm.
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Lake Zurich 4, Zion-Benton 0
Zion-Benton 000 000 0 -0-4-4
Lake Zurich 200 200 0 -4-5-1
2B: LZ: Orchard, Mattera.
HR: Mattera. WP: Mattera; LP: Munda.
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GRAYSLAKE N. 4, GRAYSLAKE C. 1
Grayslake Central 000 000 1 -1-4-1
Grayslake North 101 011 x -4-7-0
2B: GN: Gandy. Runge. WP: Gandy; LP: Janda.
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WAUCONDA 2, GRANT 1
Grant 100 000 0 -1-5-1
Wauconda 000 011 x -2-5-3
3B: Wauc: Meyer. WP: Stos; LP: Brugioni.
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ANTIOCH 18, NORTH CHICAGO 0
2B: Ant: Duehr 2, Seamon. HR: Ant: Anttila 3.
WP: Schlung.
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WARREN 8, STEVENSON 0
Warren 013 110 2 -8-10-0
Stevenson 000 000 0 -0-3-1
2B: Warr: Anderson, Clauser, Booker, Horwitz.
3B: Warr: Clauser.
WP: Hurd; LP: Micucci.
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Nazareth 5, Carmel 4
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Class 2A Chicago Christian Regional
Aurora Christian 10, Seton Academy 0
Seton Academy 000 00 -0-1-2
Aurora Christian 163 0x -10-5-0
2B: AC: Sh. Morris, Popp
WP: Haas (3-9); LP: Young.
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Yorkville 2, Kaneland 1 (11 Innings)
WP: Bieritz
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Rosary 10, Oswego 9
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on May 19, 2010 7:21:35 GMT -5
Tuesday's softball roundup
May 18, 2010
Font Size Print Email En Espanol Bookmark Black Text White TextSandburg 7, Homewood-Flossmoor 0: Brittany Gardner (13-2) struck out eight and allowed two hits in the complete-game win for No. 1 Sandburg (31-2). Kelly Sheridan went 3-for-4 with an RBI and a run. Emma Jarrell went 2-for-4 and scored twice.
Oak Forest 11, T.F. South 1: The No. 2 Bengals (29-3) was led by Kristyne Smyth who went 2-for-4 with a triple, RBI and two runs.
Fremd 5, Glenbrook South 0: No. 4 Fremd (26-4) won with a complete game from Lena Brottman who allowed three hits and struck out nine. Kelly Boigt went 1-for-3 with a two-run homer.
Andrew 20, Thornridge 0: Katie Christner (5-0) struck out six in three innings in the win for No. 8 Andrew (27-4). Katie Kelly went 4-for-5 with a double and five RBI. Sam Staigiupes went 3-for-5 with two RBI.
Bartlett 8, Elgin 0: Callie Dennison tossed a no-hitter, striking out 14 for Bartlett (22-8).
Guerin 7, Fenwick 2: Sarah Seck (18-3) allowed zero earned runs and struck out 10 in the win for Guerin (25-5). Rebecca Hufnus homered.
Huntley 4, Jacobs 3: Winning pitcher Taylor Larson (17-8) fanned three and allowed five hits in the win for Huntley (19-10).
Lemont 12, T.F. North 2: Lemont (21-8) was powered by the bat of Kirsten Luevano, who went 4-for-4 from the plate with a double, homer, four RBI and three runs. Winning pitcher Erica Nagel gave up four hits and struck out 10.
Lincoln-Way Central 9, Lincoln-Way East 1: Kylie Bennett (2-for-4, four RBI), Gina Brown (2-for-4, three RBI) and Jackie Soch (2-for-3, three runs) led Lincoln-Way Central.
Lockport 12, Joliet 1: Audrey Mintari went 3-for-4 with a two-run homer, double, two RBI and two runs for Lockport (23-6).
Maine South 6, Evanston 3: Lauren Thornhill struck out eight in the win for Maine South.
Minooka 14, Romeoville 0: Minooka (23-9) won behind the arm of Jackie Lilek (5-1) who allowed two hits and fanned five.
Morgan Park 12, Washington 2: Lupe Ortiz (10-6) fanned seven in the win for Morgan Park (10-7).
Morton 6, Willowbrook 0: Vlasta Mangia (15-12) powered Morton (19-12, 6-5 West Suburban Gold) with her bat and arm going 2-for-4 from the plate with a double and four runs and striking out eight in a complete game. Clare Bukowski went 2-for-4 with an RBI and two runs. Mary Blaha went 2-for-4 with a double and two RBI.
Mt. Assisi 4, Elmwood Park 3: Meg Kelly (23-6) tossed a complete game with five hits and seven strike outs for Mt. Assisi (24-7). Lauren Pratl went 1-for-4 with the game-winning RBI.
New Trier 1, Maine South 0: New Trier (23-7, 10-0 Central Suburban South) got a complete-game win from Kelsey Lee (20-3) who fanned 16. Brianna Berceau drove in the game-winning run.
Niles West 5, Waukegan 1: Julie Schwenk (15-7) fanned 13 and gave up four hits for Niles West (17-12). Shelby Peters went 3-for-4 with two double and two runs.
Orr 19, Phoenix 6: Orr (8-4) was led by Chauncey Wilson (3-for-4), Ashley Williams (4-for-4, three doubles) and Angela Parker (3-for-4, two doubles).
Plainfield Central 4, Plainfield North 3: Cara Delange (17-3) allowed seven hits and struck out 12 for the win.
Providence 7, Marian Catholic 0: Providence (25-7) picked up a complete-game win from Amanda Wilson (17-4). Hannah Gardner went 2-for-3 with a double, home run and two RBI. Kelly Engwall went 2-for-4 with a double, RBI and run. Allie Strick went 2-for-3 with a homer.
Warren 5, Stevenson 3: Kayla Hurd pitched a complete game and allowed one hit and struck out nine for Warren (24-7). Abby Anderson went 2-for-4 with two runs. Alex Booker went 1-for-3 with a homer and two RBI.
Wheaton Academy 9, Aurora Central 0: Paige Huizenga fanned six and allowed two hits in the win for Wheaton Academy (12-14). Olivia Tilly went 2-for-4 with two runs.
Young 9, Taft 2: Elyse Madigan (11-3) tossed a complete game for Young (22-9), striking out nine. She also went 1-for-3 from the plate with a two-run homer.
Chicago Public League Playoffs
Longwood 6, Brooks 0: Kiasha Jacinche (10-8) gave up only one hit and struck out seven for Longwood (11-8). Shakyla Carridine went 2-for-3 with a run. Armani Procter went 3-for-4 with two RBI.
Class 2A Regionals
Wilmington
Wilmington 6, Reed-Custer 2: Ashley Strong allowed six hits and struck out five for Wilmington (18-12).
Westmont
Luther North 23, Holy Trinity 0: Vicki Sobecki fanned six in the complete-game win for Luther North (16-7). Jenni Jenson went 2-for-2 with a grand slam and six RBI.
Lisle
Immaculate Conception 8, Notre Dame 0: Briana Iosco (8-4) struck out 10 for the Immaculate Conception (22-9) victory.
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on May 19, 2010 7:25:43 GMT -5
Naperville North 2, West Aurora 1 (12 innings)
West Aurora 001 000 000 000 -1-7-3
Naperville North 000 001 000 001 -0-0-0
2B: NN: Warren; WP: Dieckemann (9-8) LP: Evischi.
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West Chicago 16, Glenbard East 2
West Chicago 045 000 7-16-18-0
Glenbard East 000 002 0 -2-8-7
2B: GE: Shannon, Graham 2;
WP: Connolly LP: Cotterill.
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Wheaton Academy 9, Aurora Central Catholic 0
Wheaton Acad. 011 150 1 -9-14-4
Aurora Central 000 000 0 -0-2-3
2B: WA: Kolanowski; 3B: WA: Tilly;
WP: Huizenga LP: Rosa.
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St. Francis 12, Marian Central 2
Marian Central 000 002 -2
St. Francis 300 027 -12
2B: SF: Carrager, Davis. MC: Diaz HR: SF: Behnke. MC: Diaz. LP:Landers WP:Ronchetto.
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on May 19, 2010 12:30:29 GMT -5
Lady Irish Finish Regular Season With Sweep At Fenwick
The Irish collected 27 hits in the twinbill, outscoring the Lady Friars 7-3 and 9-5. In game one, Belinda Schaafsma recorded the win, pitching all 7 innings, striking out 3 and walking only 1. Her record is now 13-4. Josie Dexter crushed her 10th round tripper of the season, added 2 more singles, for a 3-4 game. Erika Tatum added a single and triple, and Belinda had a single and a double. In game two, Jaelen Hull got the complete game win, making her record 5-3. She had 9 strikeouts and 1 walk. Offensively, the Ladies were led by Melissa Lareau's 3-3 effort, including 2 doubles and 3 RBI's. Erika was 3-4 with a double, and Aly Hana, Emily Olszewski, and Gabby LaMore all had 2 hits, with Gabby's both being doubles. The biggest blow, however, came in the bottom of the 6th, when Belinda ripped a 3 run dinger, her 3rd this year, that put the game out of reach. With the post season starting next week, it was great to see the offense performing up and down the line-up.
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on May 20, 2010 7:20:00 GMT -5
Class 2A
Chicago Christian 14, St. Francis de Sales 0: Lindsey Norway was the winning pitcher for Chicago Christian (21-13) while Paige Engbers was 2-for-3 with two RBI and two runs.
Coal City 6, Wilmington 0: The No. 7 Coalers (34-0) were led by Kirsten Verdun (34-0) as she allowed only two hits while also going 2-for-3 with a home run, double, two RBI and two runs.
Lisle 10, St. Edward 0: Bekka Houda was the winning pitcher for Lisle (19-9) as she struck out 15. Melanie Early was 2-for-3 with two walks, four RBI and a run while Shelby Kretman was 2-for-3 with a double and a run scored.
St. Scholastica 10, St. Benedict 9: St. Scholastica (12-11) was led by winning pitcher Kelly Mercurio while Yolanda Laguna was 2-for-3 with two RBI.
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Post by Homer Hawks Site Administrator on May 20, 2010 12:28:12 GMT -5
Co-captain Ryndak helping steer Downers North softball to record-setting season
Posted May 19, 2010 @ 02:05 PM
Downers Grove, IL — When Kendall Ryndak took the field as a freshman, she was placed in the high-pressure spot of batting cleanup on a talented Downers North softball team.
Two years later, Ryndak has mastered all trades for the Trojans. Downers North’s 24-7 record marks a new program record for wins in a season, and her brilliant pitching (12-5 record) and hitting (16 doubles, a .415 average and the team lead in RBIs) shows only part of her value.
“You can always hear her voice screaming and keeping her teammates up,” Downers North coach Mark Magro said. “She gets the girls going, and does it more by leading and putting her money where her mouth is. Kendall has been lights out this year hitting, defensively and pitching. She’s doing everything.”
And if there were statistics for confidence and great attitude, Ryndak would be an All-American.
“When I go out there I just try my hardest and my motto is ‘go big or go home,’” Ryndak said. “Play the game and don’t think of anything else out there.”
A big influence on that attitude was auren McNulty, Downers North’s star player in Ryndak’s freshman year.
“I look up to her so much,” Ryndak said. “I remember she went 0-for-5 in one game, and came back and hit two home runs in her next game. She’s one of the best players I ever played with. I got on the team as a freshman and didn’t know her, but then we started playing, and that Downers South game that year (when McNulty hit a game-winning grand slam) I thought, ‘this girl is unbelievable.’
“And she was one of the hardest working girls I’ve ever seen. She would go home if she had a bad game and go hit for an hour. I do the same thing now. If I have a bad game I go lift for an hour.”
Ryndak has also been the glue for the Trojans through an injury-plagued season that at one time claimed all three Downers North outfielders.
Doing whatever is best for the team, Ryndak shifted from pitcher/third baseman to center field to make room for hard-throwing freshman hurler Elaine Heflin (9-2 record).
“When Heflin was pitching really strong, Kendall went to the outfield voluntarily to do whatever helps the team,” Magro said. “She loves to pitch, but she was fine with not pitching. She’s been a great leader.”
When Heflin joined the list of injured players briefly in early May, Ryndak returned to the mound with a series of pitching gems (including a 14-strikeout performance in a 1-0 win over Lemont on Saturday) to keep the Trojans’ express rolling.
After being disappointed by her sophomore year, Ryndak has come back with her trademark drive.
“I came out saying ‘I’m one of the best and I’m going to go get them.’”
Even the Trojans’ struggles have brought a similar positive outlook.
“We always play as a team together,” Ryndak said. “It doesn’t matter who’s out. We all contribute. It isn’t just one player but everybody.”
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