Shane Hulsey
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muddyriversports.com | Shane Hulsey
LIBERTY, Ill. — Layne Bent anticipated a pickoff attempt to third base, but he did not foresee what happened as a result of it. Bent scored on a throwng error in the bottom of the eighth inning to give Liberty a 4-3 victory Saturday afternoon over Camp Point Central. Bent, a junior outfielder for the Liberty baseball team, led off of third with two outs.
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muddyriversports.com | Shane Hulsey
CAMP POINT, Ill. — Curtis Rigg was on the right side of a photo finish this time, and it proved to be the deciding factor in the Central-Southeastern boys track and field team capturing a title at their home invite. Rigg, a junior sprinter and long jumper, lost to Macomb’s Kylan McMillan by .01 seconds in the 100 meter dash at the Quincy Invitational on April 5. “I was right there,” Rigg said after that race. It wasn’t the same competitor on Friday, but Rigg earned a measure of revenge nonetheless.
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muddyriversports.com | Shane Hulsey
CAMP POINT, Ill. — The Central-Southeastern girls 4×100 relay team saved their best for last in 2024. That quartet could be headed for similar success in 2025. Macie Lierly, Faith Alford, Ellie Foote and Adi Foss won the 4×100 meter race at Friday’s CSE Invitational in 50.74 seconds — 2.64 seconds ahead of South Fulton in second and 1.61 seconds ahead of their previous season best — in helping the Panthers win a team title.
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muddyriversports.com | Shane Hulsey
IllinoisSports SpotlightTop Stories Hurdler Agnes Genenbacher from Central-Southeastern heads down the track during a race at Friday's Central-Southeastern Invitational. | Shane Hulsey Central-Southeastern’s Agnes Genenbacher eked out two victories over Winchester West Central’s Maci Peterson in hurdles races during the Central-Southeastern Invitational on Saturday.
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muddyriversports.com | Shane Hulsey
PITTSFIELD, Ill. — Eli Johnson could not contain his excitement. The Quincy Notre Dame freshman is a fiery competitor, but after hitting his first career home run on Wednesday, he smacked Raiders coach Rich Polak’s hand rounding third base. Polak felt the effects of Johnson’s emotions running high. “I think he almost broke my hand,” he said. Polak was just fine with it, though. “I’m glad for him,” he said.
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