Carthage
Carthage, IL · Sports
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Blue Devils unable to stop Maroons’ ground game, suffer first loss of season
MOLINE, Ill. — The inability to stop the big play and slow Moline’s running game led to the first loss of the season for the Quincy High School football team. The Maroons turned a third-and-12 situation into a 63-yard scoring play to take the lead for the first time in the third quarter and churned out more than 300 yards rushing in a 35-28 victory in Western Big 6 Conference play at Browning Field on Friday night.
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Rockhurst Settles for Scoreless Draw Against Quincy
Rockhurst men's soccer battled Quincy to a 0-0 draw Saturday (Sept. 19) afternoon at Bourke Field. The Hawks move to 3-3-2 overall and 2-1-2 in GLVC play, while Quincy moves to 4-1-3 overall and 3-0-2 in conference action. Rockhurst created two chances in the opening eight minutes. Elijah Riese put...
Pen City Current
Rodeo parade entry winners released
FORT MADISON - The Tri-State Rodeo Grand Parade committee released the winners of this year's Saturday parade. For Theme Floats the following were the top three award winners:. 3. Iowa Dept of Corrections - Iowa State Penitentiary. Decorated Car/Truck. •. 1. Shottenkirk Fort Madison. •. 2. Dixon Seamless Gutters. Antique Car/Truck/Tractor. •. 1....
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Duerrisms: Coaching staff additions and football renaissances taking place
QUINCY — Believe it or not, we have reached the midway point of the Illinois high school football season. The time loop here is starting to feel like something out of a Christopher Nolan film. But fun is fun and I’m not complaining. Welcome to Duerrisms, brought to...
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Friday Recap: Moline 35, Quincy 28
Just one week removed from their first win of the season, the Moline Maroons (2-3, 2-1) were able to keep the good vibes rolling on Friday night with a 35-28 defeat of the Quincy Blue Devils (4-1, 1-1) at Browning Field. Through 10 minutes, Moline was down 14-0. But, two...
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Palmyra Superintendent Explains Reasonings for Turf Decision
As we look at the improvements made throughout our district, we also want to be transparent with our community about a recent facility need involving the football field turf that was installed in 2019. At last night’s meeting, the Board decided to proceed with a plan to replace the turf on the football field.
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Palmyra Rolls Past Clark County in Homecoming Victory
Palmyra gave its homecoming crowd plenty to celebrate Friday night, piling up 430 rushing yards and scoring 10 touchdowns in a 72-19 victory over Clark County in the Clarence Cannon Conference opener for both teams. Both teams entered the Sept. 11 matchup with 1-1 records, but the Panthers quickly took...
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Beardstown Coach Benjie Holmes Continues to Honor Son at State Softball Tournament
Volunteer Christy Beenenga Travels Long Path to Special Olympics Illinois; Decatur’s Brian Dalluge on Home Turf for State Golf Tournament. Benjie Holmes is a coach, athletic director, board member, secretary/treasurer and active fundraiser for the Beardstown Area Special Athletes (BASA) program. It qualifies as a labor of love, and is driven by the memory of someone he loved.
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MaxPreps
Paisley Patterson Game Report: @ Triopia/Meredosia-Chambersburg/Virginia + How To Watch
Barry Western came out on top against Triopia/Meredosia-Chambersburg/Virginia on Thursday thanks in part to Paisley Patterson's efforts. Patterson turned in nothing short of a gem, getting 10 kills, five aces, and four digs. Coming up, Patterson and Barry Western are taking a road trip to take on Camp Point Central...
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Saturday snippets: Hendrian goes low, while QND girls and Illini West boys win tournament titles
MATTOON, Ill. — Oliver Hendrian knows how to finish. The Quincy Notre Dame senior golfer birdied his final two holes Saturday and rolled in birdie putts on four of his final seven holes to shoot a 3-under 69 and tie for the top individual spot on the leaderboard at the 36-hole Craig Dixon Invitational.
The Register-Mail
Week 4 high school football scores, live updates around Western Illinois
As Week 4 of the Illinois high school football season approaches, a hint of clarity could arrive for teams in Western Illinois , along with the first Friday night that involves long sleeves. Cooler temperatures are expected for this week's lineup, a welcome respite after scorching conditions throughout August and into Labor Day weekend. That said, there are several sizzling matchups on the field for local fans. State-ranked Geneseo goes for a fourth straight win to open the year after starting Western Big 6 play with a dominant victory over Rock Island. The Leafs play Moline at home. Some fun crossover action takes place in the LincolnLand. Macomb is at Stark County for a battle of unbeatens, while Farmington goes to Abingdon-Avon in a matchup of 2-1 programs. They are the four highest-scoring teams in the league so far. The Three Rivers Mississippi is completely up for grabs as division play begins this week. Four teams are 1-2, while Hall is 0-3 and Sherrard had to suspend its season after Week 2. Monmouth-Roseville's game vs. Princeton will go a long way to show us how the standings could look at the end of the regular season. More: Sherrard football will
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Tri-State Rodeo continues to drive economic impact across Fort Madison, Lee County
FORT MADISON, Iowa — The Tri-State Rodeo has long been a source of entertainment and tradition in southeast Iowa, but organizers say its impact reaches far beyond the grandstands. The annual event, now in its 78th year, draws thousands of spectators and competitors from across the country to Fort...
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1987 – Fraise Wins ‘Summer Series’ Finale
Steve Fraise won the final IMCA Late Model Summer Series race of the season at 34 Raceway Park. He’s joined by IMCA’s Kathy Root and promoter Larry Kemp. – Dick Kleindolph Photo. Burlington, Iowa (September 12, 1987) – Steve Fraise of Montrose took the lead from Jerry...