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Eddie Carifio

DeKalb

Sports Editor at Daily Chronicle

Sports editor @Daily_Chronicle. Former blue check.Seasonal name lover. DMs open. #TheyDad. Email ecarifio at shawmedia dot com.

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  • Genoa-Kingston soccer wins 10th straight: Tuesday’s Daily Chronicle sports roundup

    2 days ago | shawlocal.com | Eddie Carifio

    Genoa-Kingston 8, North Boone 0: At Poplar Grove, Ayva Hernandez and Ally Poegel scored twice. Lucy Foss, Jaida Modesto, Jaquey Flores and Miranda Flores scored for the Cogs. Mendota 3, Indian Creek 1: At Mendota, Eliza Tatro scored the lone goal for the Timberwolves. DeKalb 5, Waubonsie Valley 2: At DeKalb, Brodie Farrell struck out seven in six innings for the win. Farrell allowed four hits and two runs, one earned. He walked four. Nik Nelson had a pair of hits for DeKalb.

  • Ellison Hallahan’s home run helps Bella Jacobs’ 17-strikeout shutout stand up in Sycamore win over Kaneland

    2 days ago | shawlocal.com | Eddie Carifio

    SYCAMORE – Kaneland pitcher Brynn Woods was cruising early, retiring the first five Sycamore batters. After Riley Schuller became strikeout victim No. 4 of Woods, she passed on some advice as she passed Ellison Hallahan on the way to the plate. “She pretty much just told me what she was throwing and good luck,” Hallahan said.

  • Cole Latimer homers twice in DeKalb win: Monday’s Daily Chronicle sports roundup – Shaw Local

    3 days ago | shawlocal.com | Eddie Carifio

    Cole Latimer homered twice in a DeKalb win, Martin Ledbetter powered Hinckley to a wild victory, Kyle Prebil homered for Sycamore and more in the roundup.

  • Genoa-Kingston bats cool off in loss to Winnebago

    3 days ago | shawlocal.com | Eddie Carifio

    GENOA – Since putting up four runs in an April 10 loss to North Boone, the Genoa-Kingston softball team has scored at least seven runs in every game. The Cogs averaged almost 11 runs per game against a trio of Big Northern Conference opponents, but the bats cooled off Monday in a 9-4 loss to Winnebago. “I think we were all in our heads,” said sophomore catcher Arielle Rich.

  • Under new offensive coordinator Quinn Sanders, NIU looking to spread things out

    3 days ago | shawlocal.com | Eddie Carifio

    Under Thomas Hammock, NIU has used a pro-style, run-oriented offense that eats time off the clock. Entering his seventh season as head coach, the offense seems set for some acceleration under new offensive coordinator Quinn Sanders. Sanders called his style of offense a new-age pro-style offense. Basically, he said, it’s just a more spread-out version of what the Huskies have been doing. “I still believe in the zone runs, the gap runs, all that kind of fun stuff,” Sanders said.

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Edward Carifio
Edward Carifio @DDCEddieCarifio
11 Apr 25

Marengo 9, Sycamore 2 live b2 https://t.co/zUE58UOqGI

Edward Carifio
Edward Carifio @DDCEddieCarifio
11 Apr 25

Lantz two-run HR. Marengo 9, Sycamore 2 still b3

Edward Carifio
Edward Carifio @DDCEddieCarifio
11 Apr 25

B3: Marengo 9, Sycamore 0