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NASHVILLE — The Carterville Lions demonstrated a balanced offensive attack and it proved to be too lethal for the Nashville Hornets Friday night as the visitors from Williamson County blew past the boys from Washington County, 45-14, in nonconference play.
JOHNSTON CITY — Spotting the home team a set to start a best-of-three-set match does not usually work out well for the visiting team, but Zeigler-Royalton found a way to
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS — The third week of the football season is yet another week of nonconference play involving schools from the River-to-River, South Seven and Cahokia conferences. The lone exception is the Black Diamond Conference — a closed conference, meaning that all nine of their regular-season games are league matchups.
HERRIN — Much like a standout golfer, Norris City/Omaha/Enfield's volleyball team has one heck of a short game.
CARBONDALE — Seven touchdowns by the Terriers reduced the Taylorville Tornadoes to no more than a mild breeze as Carbondale recorded a 48-7 nonconference beatdown on a steamy, hot Saturday
ELDORADO — The Eldorado Eagles, a member of the Black Diamond Conference East Division, expect to be in the hunt for a Black Diamond Conference boys golf championship this fall. And it certainly doesn't hurt to have one of the region's premier players in junior Bronson Tippett.
CAMPBELL HILL — The Trico Pioneers, led by senior All-Stater Whitney Lovel, are favored to win the Black Diamond Conference girls golf meet for a third-straight time this month.
FLORA — Players the caliber of Kormik Massie don't come around very often — maybe once a generation and maybe far less than that at some schools.
I don't know yet if there is a super team this season, but it's become crystal clear who the better football teams are in Southern Illinois through the first three
CHESTER — It was expected to be a high-octane, high-scoring game, and it didn't disappoint, as the Chester Yellow Jackets survived a heart-stopping thriller with visiting Sparta-Steeleville Friday, 36-28.
