ON THE SCHEDULE TODAY AT FCHS:
No Sporting Events Scheduled
WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE:
HIGH SCHOOL GOLF:
Cisne @ Olney
JR HIGH SOFTBALL:
Fairfield @ Lawrenceville
New Hope vs. Cisne
GRADE SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY:
New Hope @ McLeansboro
TUESDAY HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL SCORES:
Cisne over South Central in 2 sets, 25-23 & 25-16
Cisne’s Ava Greifzu notched her 1000th Career Assist in the game and is now 50 assists away from the school record.
Wayne City over Webber 2-0
Edwards Co over Massac Co 2-0
Grayville over North Clay 2-0
NCOE over Hamilton County in 2 sets 25-14 & 25-16
Harrisburg over Eldorado
Woodlawn over Red Hill
Breese Central over Nashville 2-1
Centralia over Cahokia 2-0
CORLS over Mulberry Grove 2-0
Effingham over St Anthony 2-0
Elverado over Sesser-Valier 2-0
Father McGivney over Greenville 2-0
Freeburg over Alton-Marquette 2-0
Goreville over Crab Orchard 2-0
Hillsboro over Carlyle 2-0
Marion over Anna-Jonesboro 2-0
Maryville over Litchfield 2-1
Murphysboro over Christopher 2-0
Neoga over Arcola 2-0
Newton over Altamont 2-0
O’Fallon over Belleville West 2-1
Pana over Vandalia 2-0
Piasa-SW over EAWR 2-0
Shelbyville over Mattoon 2-0
Teutopolis over Marshall 2-1
Tuscola over Villa Grove 2-0
Wesclin over Chester 2-1
West Frankfort over Herrin 2-0
Windsor/Stew-Stras over Dieterich 2-0
TUESDAY GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS:
Carbondale (H.S.) – 8, Fairfield – 1
Singles:
No. 1 – Reagan Moore, Carbondale (H.S.) def. Mabrey Foster, Fairfield, 10-3
No. 2 – Anne-Marie Simonds, Carbondale (H.S.) def. Wren Braddock, Fairfield, 10-7
No. 3 – Margo Simonds, Carbondale (H.S.) def. Marlee Richards, Fairfield, 10-0
No. 4 – Hannah Thomas, Carbondale (H.S.) def. Kenry Hutchcraft, Fairfield, 10-1
No. 5 – Moxie Borrenpohl, Carbondale (H.S.) def. Malia Austin, Fairfield, 10-0
No. 6 – Whitney Mathias, Carbondale (H.S.) def. Carly Fleener, Fairfield, 10-1
Doubles:
No. 1 – Mabrey Foster, Fairfield – Wren Braddock, Fairfield def. Moxie Borrenpohl, Carbondale (H.S.) – Hannah Thomas, Carbondale (H.S.), 9-8
No. 2 – Anne-Marie Simonds, Carbondale (H.S.) – Margo Simonds, Carbondale (H.S.) def. Marlee Richards, Fairfield – Kenry Hutchcraft, Fairfield, 8-2
No. 3 – Kennedy Naugle, Carbondale (H.S.) – Whitney Mathias, Carbondale (H.S.) def. Malia Austin, Fairfield – Carly Fleener, Fairfield, 8-1
Singles:
No. 1 – Reagan Moore, Carbondale (H.S.) def. Mabrey Foster, Fairfield, 10-3
No. 2 – Anne-Marie Simonds, Carbondale (H.S.) def. Wren Braddock, Fairfield, 10-7
No. 3 – Margo Simonds, Carbondale (H.S.) def. Marlee Richards, Fairfield, 10-0
No. 4 – Hannah Thomas, Carbondale (H.S.) def. Kenry Hutchcraft, Fairfield, 10-1
No. 5 – Moxie Borrenpohl, Carbondale (H.S.) def. Malia Austin, Fairfield, 10-0
No. 6 – Whitney Mathias, Carbondale (H.S.) def. Carly Fleener, Fairfield, 10-1
Doubles:
No. 1 – Mabrey Foster, Fairfield – Wren Braddock, Fairfield def. Moxie Borrenpohl, Carbondale (H.S.) – Hannah Thomas, Carbondale (H.S.), 9-8
No. 2 – Anne-Marie Simonds, Carbondale (H.S.) – Margo Simonds, Carbondale (H.S.) def. Marlee Richards, Fairfield – Kenry Hutchcraft, Fairfield, 8-2
No. 3 – Kennedy Naugle, Carbondale (H.S.) – Whitney Mathias, Carbondale (H.S.) def. Malia Austin, Fairfield – Carly Fleener, Fairfield, 8-1
TUESDAY JR HIGH BASEBALL:
Cisne defeated Fairfield 18 – 2
St. Joe over Jasper 10 – 0
Marion 5, Herrin 4
Mt Vernon 17, Centralia 9
Nashville 14, Sparta 9
North Clay 10, Altamont 9
Summersville 15, Spring Garden 0
TUESDAY JR HIGH SOFTBALL:
Flora over Cisne 13 – 2
New Hope over Olney 15 – 3
Wayne City over Allendale 20 – 8
Nashville 15, Sparta 14
Selmaville 10, Carlyle 8
Sigel St Michael 17, North Clay 6
St Mary-MTV 17, Field 2
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL:
Due to the lack of a football officiating crew on Friday, the football game between Carmi and Flora has been moved up to this Thursday, September 4th at 6:30 p.m. at Dancey Field in Flora. Also for the same reason, the football game between Carlyle and Lawrenceville has been moved up to this Thursday, September 4th with kickoff @ 6 PM at Lawrenceville. Due to having a varsity game on Thursday, the freshman game vs. Greenville that was previously scheduled will also be cancelled.
COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL:
The Frontier Community College Bobcats Volleyball team defeated Rend Lake College in four sets on Tuesday night, improving to 4-3 overall and 2-1 in Region 24 play. The Bobcats bounced back after dropping the opening set, defeating the Warriors by scores of 22-25, 25-9, 25-21, 25-19. Rend Lake fell to 2-5 on the season.
Up next, the Bobcats return to action on Thursday, September 4, when they host Lincoln Trail. First serve is set for 6:30pm at Center Street School Gym.
TUESDAY’S SCOREBOARD
MLB American League
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Tampa Bay Rays 6, Seattle Mariners 5
Los Angeles Angels 5, Kansas City Royals 1
Chicago White Sox 12, Minnesota Twins 3
New York Yankees 7, Houston Astros 1
MLB National League
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Chicago Cubs 4, Atlanta Braves 3 The Cubs edged the Braves 4-3 from Wrigley. Shota Imanaga earned the win after giving up all three runs over six innings. Kyle Tucker blasted a three-run homer before leaving the game with calf tightness as Chicago has won back-to-back games. The Northsiders remain in second place in the NL Central at 80-and-59. They send Cade Horton to the mound against the Braves tonight.
Pittsburgh Pirates 9, Los Angeles Dodgers 7
Washington Nationals 5, Miami Marlins 2
San Francisco Giants 7, Colorado Rockies 4
MLB Interleague
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St. Louis Cardinals 2, Athletics 1 The Cardinals downed the Athletics 2-1 in a low-scoring affair in St. Louis. Ivan Herrera hit his 13th homer of the season on a go-ahead two-run blast in the sixth inning to propel the Cardinals to victory. Starting pitcher Miles Mikolas earned his seventh win after tossing six innings of one-run ball. JoJo Romero recorded his sixth save as St. Louis improved to 69-and-71. The Cardinals send Matthew Liberatore to the mound against the A’s tonight.
New York Mets 12, Detroit Tigers 5
Toronto Blue Jays 12, Cincinnati Reds 9
Boston Red Sox 11, Cleveland Guardians 7
Arizona Diamondbacks 5, Texas Rangers 3
Baltimore Orioles 6, San Diego Padres 2
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