The Morris swim team captured a triangular win against Pontiac and Bloomington Central Catholic on Thursday. The Redskins had 164 team points to 88 by Pontiac and 63 by BCC.
Morris recorded 11 firsts on the day in securing the win.
In the 200 meter relay, the team of Jackson Riley, Jimmy Meredith, Anthony Ascolani and Jacob Maclean were first in 2:08.15; in the 200 free, MacLean was first with a time of 2:20.61; in the 200 IM, Riley won with a time of 2:42.28; in the 50 freestyle Jacob Beaudin was first with a time of :26.05; in the 100 butterfly Ascolani was first in 1:10.35; in the 100 freestyle Beaudin was first in :59.28; in the 400 freestyle MacLean won in 5:06.01; the 200 free relay team of Ascolani, Ramirez, MacLean and Beaudin were first in 1:50.09; in the 100 back Riley was first in 1:12.26; in the 100 breast Meredith was first in 1:19.42 and the 400 meter relay team of Riley, Meredith, Ramirez and Beaudin were first in 4:26.08.
"The relays are really coming together and that's good with the big meet we have coming up on Saturday," Morris coach Andrew Porth said.
BOYS WRESTLING
Seneca 48,
Reed-Custer 33
The Interstate Eight Conference win by the Irish is the 15th of the season.
"That sets a school record for dual wins in a season," coach Todd Yegge said. "Hopefully we can keep breaking that record since we have six more meets this year."
Picking up wins for the Irish included: Kyle Sigmon at 120 (forfeit), Hank Thomas at 132 (forfeit), Bailey Lejawa at 138 (forfeit), Gary Wantroba at 145 (fall 1:12), Lucas Altobella at 152 (fall 1:17), Tommy Lovett at 160 (fall :35); Dayton Coyle at 170 (fall 4:15) and Brandon Webb at 195 (fall 3:42).
The Irish also wrestled and lost to Plano 65-0.
Coal City 72,
Westmont 6
Coal City got wins at every weight except for 220 and heavyweight.
Picking up wins for the Coalers were: Ricky Benitez at 106 (forfeit), Cody Minnick at 113 (forfeit), Corey Jurzak at 120 (forfeit), Jonah Englert at 126 (fall 3:46); Casey Brown at 132 (forfeit); Dylan Pierard at 138 (forfeit); Jake Czaja at 145 (forfeit); Brayden Barker at 152 (forfeit); Michael Czaja at 160 (fall in 1:11), Riley Kazlauric at 170 (forfeit); Allen Potter at 182 (forfeit) and Jake Frost at 195 (forfeit).
Coal City 52,
Peotone 18
Wins for the Coalers were turned in by Benitez (5-4); Minnick (forfeit); Jurzak (10-7); Brown (fall 2:45); Pierard (16-8); Jake Czaja (fall 1:27); Michael Czaja (11-2); Kazlauric (technical fall); Potter (fall 5:07) and Frost (8-6).
BOYS BOWLING
Minooka 3,124,
Lincoln-Way West 2,867
The Indians for a 756 series from Zach Segatto (256, 279, 221) to help with the win in the non-conference series.
Also for Minooka, Dylan Pickett shot a 618, John Kauffman a 598, Nick Beeler a 584, Justin Shepard a 545 and Ryan Duggins a 531.
GIRLS BOWLING
Morris def. La Salle-Peru
Morris got a 627 series from Savannah Strange while Amber Benson bowled a 614 as the Redskins improve to 7-1 in Northern Illinois Big 12 matches.
"I have faith in my girls to continue out the year successfully," Morris coach Harry Banks said. "With one match left against DeKalb, the girls are starting to bowl the best they have all year."
In the JV meet, Morris again won to improve to 7-1. Skylar Easson had a 544 series and Alexis Meadors a 516 for the Redskins.
BOYS BASKETBALL
Reed-Custer 57,
Beecher 49
Tyler Schoonover and Connor Anderson had nine points apiece in the win.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
GSW 56,
Illinois Lutheran 26
Chelsea Schultz had 26 points in the win in a game in which seven girls scored.
GSW is now 7-11 on the season and 4-3 in the River Valley Conference.
Newark 69,
Lamoille 37
Lauren Tollefson had 17 points and Abbey Akre 13 in the win by Newark.
Manteno 61,
Dwight 41
Regina Dawson had 15 points for the Trojans while Lauren Seanard and Lisa Bruner had six each.
GRADE SCHOOL
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Coal City def. Dwight
25-20, 25-21
Maddie Halliday had 11 points and seven aces in the win.
Julie Mahlfeldt added eight points and five aces and Kenady Clayburn five kills.
Reed-Custer def. MVK
25-15, 25-16
Lauren Chapman had seven points in the loss while Sami Tondini added six.
In the seventh grade game, Reed-Custer won 26-24, 25-12, though Sydney Poyner had four points.
