The Princeton girls golf team beat host Erie-Prophetstown by virtue of the fifth-person tiebreaker in a Three Rivers Conference duo Wednesday at Prophet Hills.
The TRAC rivals both shot 241s with PHS sophomore Addie Carr providing the tiebreaker with a 64.
Emma Kruse-Carter took medalist honors for Princeton with a 53. Also shooting for PHS were Morgan Forristall (61), Addie Hecht (63), Hailee Pembleton (65) and Halli Peterson (66).
BOYS GOLF
At Spring Creek: L-P defeated host Hall 155-164 Wednesday. Landen Plym (35), Grant Plym (38), Lukas Manrriquez (43) and Josh Scheri (48) scored for Hall.
The shot of the day went to L-P’s Coleman Rundle, who aced the par 3 No. 9 hole.
The Hall JV team picked up a win behind Domonic Galetti (54), Anthony Fiocchi (54), Geno Baracani (55) and Luke Orlandi (55). Baracani made a “hole-in-3″ on the par 3 No. 7 hole when he hit his first ball out of bounds, re-teed and then hit in the hole.
At Eastwood Country Club: St. Bede’s Jake Delaney and Brendan Pillion shared medalist honors with a an even par 36, but host Streator edged St. Bede by two strokes, 160-162.
Also for the Bruins, Luke Tunnell had a 43 and Abraham Wiesbrock had a 47.
Seneca (182) was third.
GIRLS GOLF
At Earlville: St. Bede’s Gianna Grivetti led all golfers with a 46, but the Bruins (253) fell to host Earlville (221) Wednesday.
CROSS COUNTRY
At Spring Valley: Putnam County’s Wyatt Grimshaw was the top area boys finisher in a four-school meet Wednesday at Hall, placing third in 21:22.
Hall’s Eri Martinez-Prado finished fourth in 21:56 with teammates Joseph Carrecheo sixth (22:06) and Christopher Hollenbeck 10th. DePue’s Donovan Maltas finished 12th.
In the girls race, IVC had the top five finishers with Hall’s Evelyn Castelan leading the area runners by placing sixth in 34:27. Teammate Jade Wangelin was seventh (36:34).
DePue’s Emily Marquez also competed.