Illinois Daily Roundup: May 8 Games

May 9, 2014

By Drake Skleba
Senior Writer

Thursday May 8 Games

BIG NORTHERN EAST
Richmond-Burton 8, Burlington Central 4

BIG 12
Champaign Centennial 8, Urbana 1
Champaign Centennial (17-7; 7-2) blasted the Tigers behind Austin Johnson, who fired six scoreless innings, allowing just four hits, to pick up the win. Johnson was also 3-for-3 at the plate with two runs scored.

Normal West 10, Decatur Eisenhower 0
Normal West (14-12; 5-2) destroyed Ike in five innings in Decatur.

BIG 12 STANDINGS
CHAMPAIGN C       6-1
BLOOMINGTON   5-1
NORMAL COMM   7-2
CENTENNIAL         7-2
NORMAL WEST     5-2
URBANA                  3-5
DANVILLE               1-5
MACARTHUR         0-7
EISENHOWER        0-9

CENTRAL SUBURBAN NORTH
Highland Park 12, Deerfield 0
Highland Park (15-7; 8-2) blanked the Warriors behind a two-hit shutout from RHP Liam Carter. Carter struck out five and walked one to improve to 5-1 on the mound.

Glenbrook North 16, Maine East 2
Glenbrook North (12-11; 8-4) crushed the Blue Demons in Park Ridge. Kyle Miller led the Spartans with a 3-for-4 game with two doubles and two RBI.

Maine West 12, Niles North 2

CSL NORTH STANDINGS
HIGHLAND PK       8-2
GLENBROOK N    7-3
DEERFIELD           4-6
NILES NORTH       3-7
MAINE WEST         3-7
MAINE EAST          0-9

CENTRAL SUBURBAN SOUTH
Glenbrook South 8, Waukegan 1
Glenbrook South (20-3;10-0) smashed the Bulldogs behind a four-hitter from RHP Mike Lenckos (6-0). Lenckos struck out six and walked none. The Bulldog run was unearned.

Evanston 2, Maine South 1 (5 innings)
Evanston (13-9-1; 5-5) stunned the Hawks in front of the home folks in Evanston. Dylan Mulvihill fired a four hitter at MS with six strikeouts, STAT NOTE: Maine South’s senior RHP Bobby Pennington is 7-0 with a 0.53 ERA, allowing 22 hits in 40 innings of work. Pennington has struck out 46 and walked 11.

New Trier 13,Niles West 3

CSL SOUTH STANDINGS
GLENBROOK S   10-0
MAINE SOUTH      8-2
NEW TRIER           7-3
EVANSTON            5-5
WAUKEGAN           2-8
NILES WEST         2-8

CORN BELT
Mahomet-Seymour 12, Normal U-High 2
Mahomet-Seymour (26-2; 11-0)

DUPAGE VALLEY

Naperville Central 4, Glenbard North 2
Naperville Central (16-8; 10-2) slipped past the Panthers. Senior RHP Pat Maloney (4-1) fired a three-hitter at the Panthers with eight strikeouts.

Lake Park 7, Wheaton Warrenville South 6 (8 innings)
Lake Park (10-11; 6-6) scored three runs in the top of the seventh to send the game to extra innings and then won it in the top of the eighth. Anthony Gallina was a triple shy of hitting for the cycle and drove home four Lancer runs.

Wheaton North 8, West Aurora 6 (8 innings)
Wheaton North (13-9; 8-4) outslugged the Black Hawks in eight innings in Aurora. Gregg Sells had two doubles and two RBI to lead the Falcon attack.

Naperville North, Glenbard East

DUPAGE VALLEY STANDINGS
NAPERVILLE C.      10-2
WHEATON W S.       8-3
GLENBARD N          8-3
WHEATON N            7-4
LAKE PARK              5-6
NAPERVILLE N        3-8
GLENBARD E          3-8
WEST AURORA       1-11

INTERSTATE 8 CROSSOVER

Seneca 4, Manteno 2
INTERSTATE 8 NORTH

Westmont 11, Plano 3
Westmont (17-6-1; 8-4) blasted the Reapers behind Tommy Franczak, who was 3-for-4 with a home run and five RBI.

NORTHERN ILLINOIS BIG 12 EAST
Kaneland 2, Sycamore 1
Kaneland (14-8; 9-3) slipped past Sycamore in a thriller at Sycamore Community Park. Joey Panico’s sac-fly drove home the eventual game-winning run in the top of the seventh.

Yorkville 4, DeKalb 3
Yorkville (18-8; 8-4) nipped the Barbs behind a six-hitter from RHP Cameron Van Boekel. Van Boekel allowed one earned run and struck out four and walked two.

NORTHERN ILLINOIS BIG 12 EAST STANDINGS
SYCAMORE          8-3
KANELAND           8-3
MORRIS                8-3
YORKVILLE          7-4
ROCHELLE         1-10
DEKALB              1-10

SOUTH SUBURBAN CROSSOVERS
Lemont 7, Richards 5
Lemont (22-1;13-0) outlasted SSC-Red leader Richards at 131st and Bell in Lemont. University of Houston-bound Nick Wisz singled, homered and drove home two runs to lead the Indians.

SOUTHLAND
Crete-Monee 15, Rich Central 13

SOUTHWEST PRAIRIE
Plainfield East 9, Plainfield North 8 (eight innings)
Plainfield East (11-13; 8-7) outlasted the Tigers in eight innings. Jovaney Urbieta singled, homered and had two RBI to lead the Bengals.

Minooka, Oswego
Minooka (20-4; 14-1) moved into a first-place tie with Plainfield North with the win at Jackie’s Field of Dreams in Oswego. Lewis University-bound SS Neal Tyrell was 3-for-3 with three runs scored for the Indians.

Romeoville 9, Plainfield South 2

SOUTHWEST PRAIRIE STANDINGS
PLAINFIELD N     14-1
MINOOKA            14-1
PLAINFIELD E       8-7
OSWEGO E           7-7
PLAINFIELD S       6-9
PLAINFIELD C       5-9
ROMEOVILLE        3-12
OSWEGO               2-13

SOUTHWEST SUBURBAN BLUE

Sandburg 8, Lockport 2
Sandburg (18-5; 9-0) slammed Lockport in Lockport. Louisville-bound Sean Leland (5-1) scattered seven hits with one earned run. Leland struck out six and walked three.

Homewood-Flossmoor 12, Joliet West 6
Homewood Flossmoor (15-5; 5-4) blasted the Tigers behind Derrion Thomas, who singled, homered and drove home two Viking runs.

Stagg 7, Bolingbrook 3
Stagg (11-14; 5-4) whipped the Brook behind Brett Stratinsky, who had a perfect 3-for-3 day with a homer.

SOUTHWEST SUBURBAN BLUE STANDINGS
SANDBURG           9-0
LOCKPORT           7-2
H-F                          5-4
STAGG                   5-4
JOLIET W               4-5
L-W EAST               2-6
BROOK                  2-7
JOLIET C               1-7

SOUTHWEST SUBURBAN RED

Lincoln-Way North 3, Lincoln-Way West 0
(See Sean Duncan’s Game Story)

Lincoln-Way Central 13, Thornwood 3
Lincoln-Way Central (17-8; 8-1) moved into a tie for first with district-schools L-W North and L-W West atop the SSC-Red. Kevin Mampe was 2-for-4 with two RBI to lead the Knights.

SOUTHWEST SUBURBAN RED STANDINGS
L-W NORTH          8-1
L-W WEST             8-1
L-W CENTRAL      8-1
B-BOURB              5-3
ANDREW                3-5
THORNWOOD      2-7
THORNRIDGE      1-8
THORNTON          0-9

SOUTHWESTERN

O’Fallon 2, Belleville East 0
O’Fallon (24-2; 10-1) blanked the Lancers behind a four-hit shutout from former Porsche Player of the Week Christopher Holba (6-0). Holba struck out five and walked one

Collinsville 10, East St. Louis 0

Granite City 10, Alton 0

SOUTHWESTERN STANDINGS
O’FALLON                    9-1
EDWARDSVILLE          8-2
COLLINSVILLE            6-4
BELLEVILLE E            5-5
BELLEVILLE WEST     5-5
GRANITE CITY             4-6
ALTON                           3-7
EAST ST LOUIS           0-10

SUBURBAN CHRISTIAN CROSSOVERS
Marmion 15, Aurora Central Catholic 5
Marmion (13-6; 11-1) destroyed the Chargers behind senior Brady Roberts, who was 2-for-4 with a double and three RBI.

Montini 10, St. Edward 0
Montini (16-3; 10-2) crushed the Green Wave behind a two-hit shutout from RHP Tyler Quick. Quick (7-1) struck out seven and walked one.

St. Francis 9, Walther Christian Academy 6
St. Francis (17-8; 9-3) outslugged the Broncos in Wheaton. William Purdon went 3-for-3 with a double and two RBI to lead the Spartans.

Chicago Christian 17, Aurora Christian 2
Defending SCC-Gold co-champion Chicago Christian (18-11-1; 9-6) clinched a tie for another Gold title with the five-inning win in Aurora.

Wheaton Academy 12, Immaculate Conception 1
Guerin Prep 15, Marian Central Catholic 5

SUBURBAN CHRISTIAN BLUE STANDINGS
MARMION          11-1
MONTINI            10-2
ST FRANCIS        9-3
MCC                     6-8
WHEATON A       6-8
AURORA CHR    5-9

SUBURBAN CHRISTIAN GOLD STANDINGS
C. CHRISTIAN    9-6
IC                         8-7
ACC                     7-7
ST EDWARD       7-8
GUERIN              3-9
WALTHER           0-13

UPSTATE 8 RIVER
Batavia 13, Elgin 1
Batavia (19-3-1) crushed the Maroons in five innings. Senior Reagan McReynolds was 3-for-3 with a double triple and three RBI to lead the Bulldog attack.

St. Charles East 14, St. Charles North 3
St. Charles East (17-8; 13-6) swept away its rival North Stars in six innings at North. The Fighting Saints were led by senior Brannon Barry and junior Jake Asquini. Brannon was 3-for-4 with two doubles and two RBI. Asquini was 2-for-3 with two RBI.

Geneva 4, Elgin Larkin 3

UPSTATE 8 RIVER STANDINGS
BATAVIA                13-2-1
ST CHARLES E   13-6
ST CHARLES N   10-5
GENEVA                 9-6
LARKIN                 5-11
STREAMWOOD   4-11
ELGIN                   1-12

UPSTATE 8 VALLEY
Waubonsie Valley 13, Bartlett 5
Waubonsie Valley (17-5-1; 13-2-1 ) crushed the Hawks behind senior Ben Vietri, who was 3-for-5 with a homer and four RBI.

South Elgin 3, Neuqua Valley 1

Metea Valley 15, East Aurora 1

UPSTATE 8 VALLEY STANDINGS
WAUBONSIE V    13-2-1
SOUTH ELGIN    10-5
METEA V              10-5
NEUQUA V           11-7
BARTLETT           6-10
W. CHICAGO        4-12
EAST AURORA    0-13

Nonconference

No. 8 Mount Carmel 16, Chicago Washington 6
Mount Carmel (20-4)

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