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Email Daily Southtown results to southtownsports@gmail.com.

MONDAY’S RESULTS

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HIGH SCHOOLS

BASEBALL

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Andrew 4, Lincoln-Way West 3 (9 innings)

Evergreen Park 9, Shepard 1

Homewood-Flossmoor 6, Lincoln-Way East 5 (9 innings)

H-F (17-14, 3-4 SWSC Blue): Niko Bilgi 3 RBIs.

Lemont 7, Tinley Park 4

Lemont (24-6, 16-0 SSC Blue): Gavin Kelby 2-for-3, 2 runs.

Lincoln-Way Central 4, Sandburg 3

Lincoln-Way Central (21-10): Luke Mensik 2-for-4, double, 3 RBIs.

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Lockport 8, Bolingbrook 3

Lockport (19-9, 5-2 SWSC Blue): Joey Manzo 2 runs, 2 RBIs.

Mount Carmel 5, Marist 4

Mount Carmel (17-12): Joey Russo 2 RBIs.

Richards 7, Eisenhower 1

Richards (14-14, 9-7 SSC Red): Cole Miranda CG, 8 Ks; 2 runs.

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St. Rita 12, Lane 2 (6 innings)

St. Rita (22-9): Baker Shelhamer 2 runs, 2 RBIs.

T.F. South 6, Bremen 4

T.F. South (22-11, 11-6 SSC Blue): Moises Mata 2-for-3, HR, 3 RBIs.

CLASS 2A REGIONAL QUARTERFINAL

MANTENO

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Beecher 11, Momence 7

Beecher (16-13): A.J. Snell 3 runs.

SOFTBALL

Beecher 7, Coal City 5

Beecher (30-4): Makenzie Johnson HR, 3 RBIs.

Lemont 4-12, Tinley Park 0-0 (Game 2, 5 innings)

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Game 1 Lemont: Alyssa DeMaio 2-for-3, 2 runs.

Game 2 Lemont (25-1, 14-1 SSC Blue): Sage Mardjetko no-hitter, 12 Ks.

Lockport 7, Munster (Ind.) 6

Lockport (23-6-1): Morgan Spodarek 2-for-3, HR, 4 RBIs.

Marist 6, Lake Central (Ind.) 4

Marist (26-2): Gabi Novickas 3-for-3, HR, 2 runs, 2 RBIs.

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Oak Lawn 2, Reavis 1

Oak Lawn (14-12, 8-8 SSC Red): Teagan Krystof GW sac fly in bottom 7th

Rich Township 16, Thornton 15

Richards 11, Eisenhower 0 (6 innings)

Shepard 8, Evergreen Park 6 (8 innings)

Shepard (18-7, 14-3 SSC Red): Kailey Selvage GW 2-run triple in bottom 8th.

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LOCAL COLLEGES

BASEBALL

NAIA OPENING ROUND

Gwinnett Georgia Bracket

Midway (Ky.) 6, St. Xavier 5

St. Xavier (31-26): Sam Ryan double, run, 2 RBIs. Daniel Barrios triple, run, 2 RBIs.

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NJCAA DIVISION III

REGION IV TOURNAMENT

Joliet 10, Waubonsee 6

SATURDAY’S RESULTS

HIGH SCHOOLS

BASEBALL

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Lemont 8, Lockport 1

Lemont (23-6): Brandon Johnson CG, 2 H; 2 runs, RBI.

Lincoln-Way Central 4, Providence 3

Lincoln-Way Central (20-10): Brian DuVall (W) 6.1 IP, 2 H, ER.

Lincoln-Way East 5, Libertyville 4

Lincoln-Way East (25-6): Tyler Bell GW sac fly in bottom 7th.

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Marian Catholic 10, Bishop Noll (Ind.) 3

Marian (15-14): Kevin Denty double, 2 RBIs.

Marist 10, Brother Rice 6

Marist (15-10-1): Quinn Duffy 2-for-5, run, 2 RBIs.

Palatine 4, Lincoln-Way West 3

Lincoln-Way West (22-7): Dominic Saso 2 RBIs.

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Oak Forest 4, Reavis 2

Oak Forest (21-7, 14-3 SSC Blue): Nicholas Segreti 4 IP, 0 ER; run.

Plainfield South 6-11, Richards 2-3

St. Francis 12, Evergreen Park 4

St. Laurence 7, Neuqua Valley 0

St. Rita 4, Homewood-Flossmoor 3

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St. Rita (21-9): Tommy Atkinson GW solo HR in bottom 7th.

T.F. South 7, Joliet Central 6

T.F. South (21-11): Moises Mata double, 2 RBIs.

SOFTBALL

Barrington 10, Evergreen Park 0

Beecher 8, Morris 3

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Beecher (29-4): Tayiah Scanlan 2-for-4, double, 2 RBIs.

Lemont 10, Oswego 0 (6 innings)

Lemont (23-1): Sage Mardjetko CG, H, 17 Ks.

Lincoln-Way Central 10, Jacobs 0 (5 innings)

Lincoln-Way Central (22-4): Alexis Youngren HR, 4 RBIs.

Lincoln-Way West 10, Plainfield South 7 (Game 1, 9 innings; Game 2, 5 innings)

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Game 1 Lincoln-Way West: Paige Seivert GW 3-run HR in bottom 9th.

Game 2 Lincoln-Way West (18-10): Jess Noga 4 IP, H, 7 Ks; 2-for-3, double, HR, 2 runs, 2 RBIs.

Marist 16-8, St. Viator 0-1 (Game 1, 4 innings; Game 2, 6 innings)

Marist (25-2, 10-0 ESCC): Maia Pietrzak combined 5-for-6, HR, 6 RBIs.

Providence 11, Bolingbrook 0 (6 innings)

Providence (16-11): Keara Maloney 2-for-2, double, run, 2 RBIs.

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Yorkville 1, Lockport 0

Lockport (22-6-1): Kelcie McGraw CG, 3 H, 8 Ks.

BOYS WATER POLO

SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

LINCOLN-WAY CENTRAL

Lincoln-Way West 10, Lincoln-Way East 6

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LYONS

Lyons 14, St. Rita 4

GIRLS WATER POLO

SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

LINCOLN-WAY CENTRAL

Sandburg 6, Lincoln-Way East 5

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LYONS

Mother McAuley 13, Lyons 11

LOCAL COLLEGES

BASEBALL

NJCAA DIVISION III

REGION IV REGIONAL TOURNAMENT

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At Joliet

Joliet 7, Harper 3

GLVC TOURNAMENT

At Marion

Indianapolis 12, Lewis 4

SOFTBALL

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NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL TOURNAMENT

MIDWEST I REGION CHAMPIONSHIP

At Indianapolis

Indianapolis 2, Lewis 1

Lewis (38-20): Anna Frafjord RBI.

NJCAA DIVISION III

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GREAT LAKES DISTRICT TOURNAMENT

Joliet 5, Caldwell (N.C.) 4

Joliet 4, Delta (Mich.) 2

FRIDAY’S RESULTS

HIGH SCHOOLS

BASEBALL

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Loyola 13, Leo 3 (5 innings)

GIRLS SOCCER

CLASS 3A REGIONAL QUARTERFINALS

ARGO

Argo 7, Kenwood 0

SHEPARD

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Shepard 8, Rich Township 0

CLASS 2A REGIONAL QUARTERFINAL

ENGLEWOOD STEM

Englewood STEM 2, Morgan Park 0

CLASS 1A REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

CHICAGO CHRISTIAN

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Peotone 7, Chicago Christian 0

GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD

SECTIONAL

CLASS 3A LOCKPORT

Local winners: 800: Amanda Pocica, Stagg, 2:17.28. Discus: Destiny Johnson, Lincoln-Way East, 105-0.75. High jump: Zaria Searcy, Lincoln-Way East, 5-1.75. Pole vault: Makenna Skoczylas, Lockport, 12-2.75. Triple jump: Asha Pierre-Antione, Lincoln-Way East, 38-0.25

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SECTIONAL SEMIFINALS

LINCOLN-WAY CENTRAL

Lincoln-Way East 17, Homewood-Flossmoor 8

Lincoln-Way West 13, Lincoln-Way Central 11

LYONS

St. Rita 18, Curie 6

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GIRLS WATER POLO

SECTIONAL SEMIFINALS

LINCOLN-WAY CENTRAL

Lincoln-Way East 12, Bremen co-op 8

Sandburg 8, Lincoln-Way Central 7

LYONS

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Mother McAuley 5, Curie 0, forfeit

Lyons 20, Richards co-op 3

LOCAL COLLEGES

BASEBALL

GLVC TOURNAMENT

At Marion

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Lewis 4, Missouri S&T 3

SOFTBALL

NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL TOURNAMENT

MIDWEST REGION I

At Indianapolis

Elimination Bracket

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Lewis 6, Illinois Springfield 5

Lewis (38-19): Anna Frafjord HR, 2 runs, 2 RBIs.

Championship Bracket

Indianapolis 3, Lewis 2 (11 innings)

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REGION IV DISTRICT 3 TOURNAMENT

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Joliet 5, Caldwell Tach (N.C.) 0

Delta (Mich.) 9, Joliet 1

NEWS AND NOTES

St. Francis’ Eric Maffie repeated as player of the year for baseball in the CCAC. Trinity Christian’s Jake Ostrowski (pitcher), St.Xavier’s Aaron Orzech (freshman), and St. Francis’ Brian Michalak (coach) were the remaining award winners. Joining Maffie and Ostrowski on the all-conference team were St. Xavier’s Kevin Dowling and Nico Saldias, Trinity Christian’s Michael Moralez and Jordan Veldman, and St. Francis’ Mack Malczewski.

Compiled by Josh Krockey.

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