Anderson Kimball

1 week ago | effinghamdailynews.com | Anderson Kimball

CHARLESTON (TNS) — Lily Woolery had her arms raised in a big “V” as she crossed the finish line. At that point the tears were already starting to appear in her eyes. The win gave Shelbyville its state title in the 4x800, with Woolery running the anchor leg alongside Tessa Bowers, Aly Douglass and Ava Corley. The Rams were second last year and sixth the year before.

1 week ago | jg-tc.com | Anderson Kimball

CHARLESTON — Lily Woolery had her arms raised in a big “V” as she crossed the finish line. At that point the tears were already starting to appear in her eyes. The win gave Shelbyville its state title in the 4x800, with Woolery running the anchor leg alongside Tessa Bowers, Aly Douglass and Ava Corley. The Rams were second last year and sixth the year before.

1 week ago | herald-review.com | Anderson Kimball

MONTICELLO — Monticello’s soccer team was Central Illinois’ breakout unit this spring with a run to the sectional finals. The Sages got a regional title and finished the year 26-4. It ended in the Round of 16 with a 7-0 loss to Williamsville, but is the best season in program history. “The plaque we do have and the work we put in, I mean, that stays and that continues to push the bar for Monticello soccer and that's what we're proud of,” Monticello coach David McDaniel said.

1 week ago | herald-review.com | Anderson Kimball

Despite the harsh winds, Will Nohren still wanted to try to get his best jump. He had his sectional title in the bag long ago, but that high jump of seven feet eluded him. That's Nohren’s goal for the end of the season as he leads the way as the top seed in the 1A high jump and long jump at the IHSA Boys Track & Field Meet at Eastern Illinois’ O’Brien Field. Prelims for 1A are on Thursday before Friday’s 2A and 3A prelims and finals for all classes on Saturday.

1 week ago | bnd.com | Anderson Kimball

CHARLESTON - Lia Patterson's parents weren't track athletes, but when they took her to run around the track for fun when she was 3 years old, her father couldn't help but notice her speeding around. "You could just watch her run and be like, 'Wow, she is really fast, she's going to be fast someday,' and luckily I was right, because she is," Brian said.