The Fairfield Mules travel tonight to Carmi-White County to battle the Bulldogs in High School Football. You can listen to Mules Football live on WFIW-FM 104.9 or watch on wfiwradio.com or YouTube.com/@mulenation, powered by RJ Marketing. Our pre-game coverage begins at 6:30.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORES FROM THURSDAY:
Due to the expected heavy rains from the approaching hurricane, 7 area varsity football games were played on Thursday night.
Belleville Althoff 49, Alton-Marquette 0
Breese Central 48, EAWR 0
Murphysboro 63, Herrin 6
Olney 56, Newton 35
Red Bud 49, Sparta 14
Roxana 40, Salem 14
Sesser-Valier 50, Christopher Zeigler/Royalton 6
WEEK #5 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE:
(September 27th & 28th)
FRIDAY GAMES:
Apollo Conference:
Effingham vs Charleston
Mahomet-Seymour vs Taylorville
Mt Zion vs Mattoon
Black Diamond Conference:
Fairfield vs Carmi
Johnston City vs Flora
Hamilton Co vs Eldorado (Sat)
Cahokia Conference:
Chester vs Trenton-Wesclin
Carlyle vs Dupo
Red Bud vs Sparta
Freeburg vs Columbia
Little Illini Conference:
Marshall vs Robinson
Mt Carmel vs Paris
Casey-Westfield vs Lawrenceville (Sat)
Mississippi Valley Conference:
Mascoutah vs Bethalto Civic
Highland vs Waterloo
Triad vs Jerseyville
South Central Conference:
Carlinville vs Piasa-SW
Hillsboro vs Litchfield
Greenville vs Pana
Staunton vs Gillespie
North Mac vs Vandalia
South-Seven Conference:
Centralia vs Carbondale
Cahokia vs Marion
SI River-to-River Conference:
Benton vs Anna-Jonesboro
DuQuoin vs Pinckneyville
Nashville vs West Frankfort
Harrisburg vs Massac County
Southwestern Conference:
Belleville East vs Alton
Belleville West vs Edwardsville
East St Louis vs O’Fallon
Non-Conference Games:
Belleville Althoff vs Alton-Marquette
Breese Mater Dei vs Macomb
Carterville vs St Joe Ogden
Collinsville vs Granite City
Mt Vernon vs Akron Hoban, Ohio
SATURDAY GAMES:
Casey-Wesfield vs Lawrenceville
Hamilton County vs Eldorado
Red Hill vs Fisher
JV FOOTBALL FROM THURSDAY;
Carmi 6, Fairfield 0 (Game called at half due to lightning)
HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL SCORES FROM THURSDAY:
(JV): Fairfield over Eldorado in 2 sets
(VARSITY): Fairfield over Eldorado in 2 sets (Lady Mules are now 14-7, 3-0 in the Black Diamond Conference-East).
Benton over West Frankfort in 2 sets
Carlyle over Okawville in 2 sets
Cisne over Red Hill in 2 sets
Columbia over Freeburg in 2 sets
Edwardsville over Belleville East in 2
Hamilton County over Flora in 2 sets
Massac Co over Carterville in 3 sets
Mater Dei over incarnate Word in 3 sets
Nashville over Pinckneyville in 2 sets
Newton over Lawrenceville in 2 sets
North Mac over Greenville in 2 sets
Oblong over Paris in 3 sets
Pana over Piasa-SW in 2 sets
SEB over Neoga in 2 sets
Shelbyville over St Teresa in 2 sets
Taylorville over Lincoln in 2 sets
Triad over Jerseyville in 2 sets
Trico over Steeleville in 2 sets
Waterloo over Highland in 2 sets
Wayne City over Grayville in 3 sets
BOY’S GOLF FROM THURSDAY
Black Diamond Conference Championship:
The Edwards County Lions Boys Golf Team won the Black Diamond Conference Championship with a team score of 310, defeating second place Hamilton County by 9 strokes. Mason Smiley of the Lions tied for first with a 2 over par score of 73. Smiley then won the first playoff hole to take Medalist honors. Fairfield Mules Jake Easton finished 8th and made the All BLack Diamond Conference team The Mules finished 5th overall as a team.
SIJHSAA SOFTBALL REGIONAL SCOREBOARD:
New Hope 16, Iuka 0 (New Hope plays for the Regional Championship Monday against Grayville)
Hamilton County 15, Johnston City 0
Carrier Mills 12, Galatia 2
Carterville 12, Herrin 2
Pinckneyville 204 10, Giant City 0
Sparta 10, Trico 0
Waltonville 7, Field 1
St. Andrews 4, OLMC 3
DuQuoin 10, Murphysboro 0
Aviston 8, Lebanon 0
Grayville 6, St. Joe 5
Summersville 1,0 St. Mary’s MTV 0
Pinckneyville Junior High 14, Chester 4
St. Mary Willow Grove 8, Selmaville 4
Evansville 11, TSJ 10 in 8 innings
Red Bud Lutheran 13, Red Bud Catholic 3
Smithton 10, Red Bud 5
SIJHSAA BOY’S BASEBALL REGIONAL SCOREBOARD:
Cisne 9-Jasper 2 (Cisne plays for the Regional Championship against St. Joe at Noble(old high school field) Monday at 4pm)
NCOE 5, Hardin County 4
Albion 11, Wayne City 1 (Albion – Class M Regional Champions and State Bound)
Goreville 7, Anna 0
Century 19 Egyptian 9
Aviston 10, Okawville 0
OLMC 4, Pinckneyville 204 2
Pinckneyville Dist. 50 11, Christopher 1
Waterloo 7, Millstadt 0
DuQuoin 9, Murphysboro 2
Johnston City 10, Hamilton County 0
Trico 2, Sparta 1
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MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL:
The St. Louis Cardinals surrendered five runs in the bottom of the eighth during a 10-8 loss to the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field. Lars Nootbaar, Paul Goldschmidt, Ivan Herrera, and Pedro Pages all homered in the losing effort. The Cardinals are in third place in the NL Central at 81-and-78. Miles Mikolas starts for St. Louis against San Francisco this evening.
The Chicago Cubs begin their final series of 2024 when they host the Cincinnati Reds at Wrigley Field today. Chicago is in second place in the NL Central at 81-and-78. Jameson Taillon starts for the Cubs today. First pitch is at 1:20PM.
The White Sox continue to evade being on the wrong side of history after shutting out the Angels 7-0 to sweep their three-game series. Chicago is now 39-and-120, still tied with the 1962 Mets for the most losses in the modern era. Garrett Crochet starts for the White Sox against the Tigers tonight.
MLB SCORES:
Milwaukee Brewers 5, Pittsburgh Pirates 2
Los Angles Dodgers 7, San Diego Padres 2
New York Mets at Atlanta Braves (PPD)
Kansas City Royals 7, Washington Nationals 4
Miami Marlins 8, Minnesota Twins 6 (F/13)
Oakland Athletics 3, Texas Rangers 2
Detroit Tigers 4, Tampa Bay Rays 3
New York Yankees 10, Baltimore Orioles 1
COLLEGE FOOTBALL:
The number-21 Illinois Fighting Illini look to stay undefeated when they visit number-eight Penn State at Beaver Stadium tomorrow. The Illini took down Nebraska 31-24 in overtime last Friday. Illinois is 4-and-0 overall and 1-and-0 in the Big Ten. Penn State has won four of its last five games against the Illini. Tomorrow’s game kicks off at 6:30PM.
THURSDAY NFL:
Dallas Cowboys 20, New York Giants 15
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