ON THE SCHEDULE TODAY AT FCHS:
Cross Country at Lawrenceville Invitational 10am
Girls Tennis at Mt. Vernon Doubles Tournament 9am
ON THE SCHEDULE TODAY AT FRONTIER COLLEGE:
Lady Bobcats Softball vs University of Southern Indiana at Deaconess Sports Park 10am
and vs Transylvania at 12 noon
JUNIOR LEAGUE SATURDAY FOOTBALL:
Fairfield Jr. Mule at Carmi. 5th & 6th grade game at 10:30am. 7th & 8th grade game to start 15 minutes after the 5th & 6th grade game.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL SATURDAY:
Illini Host USC
(Champaign, IL) — The number-23 Illinois Fighting Illini will try to get back in the win column when they host number-22 USC at Memorial Stadium today. Illinois is 0-and-1 in Big Ten play and 3-and-1 overall. The Fighting Illini’s last win against USC came in 1989. Today’s game begins at 11:00AM and can be heard on WFIW-AM 1390 on the illini Sports Radio Network powered by Learfield. Pregame show starts at 10:00AM.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORES FROM FRIDAY NIGHT:
On Friday night, the Fairfield Mules shut out the Carmi-White County Bulldogs 44-0, for their first victory over Carmi in 4 years. In typical rivalry fashion, the game was highlighted by big offensive plays, and an impressive defense performance by the Mules and marred by numerous penalties.
The Mules offense dominated the contest and was led by Jude Carter’s 3 touchdown passes to Lane Robson, who tied the FCHS record for most receiving touchdowns in a game. Michael Barner, 9 rushes for 119 yards, and Logan Tullis, 13 rushes for 116 yards and 2 touchdowns, also put up impressive performances on the ground. The Mules defense was led by Will Lewis, with 8 combined tackles, and Aiden King, with 5 tackles and a fumble recovery for a touchdown.
The 4-1 Mules will be on the road next week for a tough matchup with the undefeated Johnston City Indians.
BLACK DIAMOND CONFERENCE:
Johnston City 38, Flora 20
Sesser-Valier-Waltonville 40, CZR 6
Eldorado 26, Hamilton County 23
Red Hill 30, Edwards County 0 (Thurs)
LITTLE ILLINI CONFERENCE:
Robinson 34, Marshall 26
Mt Carmel 27, Paris 6
Olney 57, Newton 34
Casey-Westfield at Lawrenceville (Saturday) 1PM
APOLLO CONFERENCE:
Charleston 37, Mattoon 35
Mt Zion 35, Mahomet-Seymour 23
Taylorville 28, Effingham 21
CAHOKIA CONFERENCE (Illinois)
Dupo 46, Carlyle 27
Sparta 34, Red Bud 22
Chester 42, Wesclin 20
CAHOKIA CONFERENCE (Mississippi)
Breese Central 63 EAWR 0
Freeburg 23, Columbia 14
Roxana 46, Salem 7
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY CONFERENCE:
Waterloo 59, Bethalto Civic 20
Triad 42, Highland 22
Mascoutah 35, Jerseyville 16
RIVER-2-RIVER (Mississippi)
Benton 56, Anna-Jonesboro 7
Du Quoin 46, Pinckneyville 27
Nashville 41, West Frankfort 6
RIVER-2-RIVER (Ohio)
Harrisburg 28, Massac Co. 21
Murphysboro 40, Herrin 8
SOUTH SEVEN CONFERENCE:
Cahokia 28, Marion 22
Centralia 35, Carbondale 23
SOUTHWESTERN CONFERENCE:
O’Fallon 23, Alton 3
East St. Louis 67, Belleville West 0
Edwardsville 41, Belleville East 39
NON-CONFERENCE GAMES
Mt. Vernon 29, Belleville Althoff 28
Carterville 35, Hopkinsville, KY 15
Madison 28, Argenta-Oreana 21
Collinsville 50, Granite City 3
Macomb 41, Breese Mater Dei 35
Alton Marquette at Saxony Lutheran (MO)
JR HIGH GIRLS SOFTBALL REGIONALS:
Cisne 7, Iuka 4
Cisne advances to the Regional Championship game Monday against New Hope
NATIONAL SPORTS:
MLB SCORES:
Chicago Cubs 12, St. Louis 1
Philadelphia 3, Minnesota 1
Chicago White Sox 10, Washington 9
NY Yankees 8, Baltimore 4
Toronto 4, Tampa Bay 2
Texas 7, Cleveland 3
Boston 4, Detroit 3
Miami 6, NY Mets 2
Pitsburgh 9, Atlanta 3
Cincinnati 3, Milwaukee 1
LA Angels 4, Houston 3
San Diego 7, Arizona 4
LA Dodgers 3, Seattle 2
The Athletics 4, Kansas City 3
San Francisco 6, Colorado 3
NHL PRESEASON:
New Jersey 4, NY Islanders 2
Pittsburgh 3, Detroit 2
Tampa Bay 6, Carolina 5
Edmonton 4, Winnepeg 0
Vancouver 4, Seattle 2
Vegas 2, San Jose 1
NCAA COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCORES FROM FRIDAY:
Virginia 46, #8 Florida State 38 ( Final, 2OT)
Arizona State 27, #24 TCU 24
Houston 27, Oregon State 24 (Final, OT)
WNBA PLAYOFFS:
Las Vegas 84, Indiana Fever 72 (Las Vegas leads best of 5 WNBA semifinal series 2-1. Game 4 Sunday in Indianapolis)
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