Dixon’s Tegeler commits to Indian Hills softball: Sauk Valley roundup for Aug. 20

Softball

Dixon’s Tegeler to Indian Hills CC: Dixon senior standout outfielder Bailey Tegeler announced Tuesday she will attend Indian Hills Community College for softball.

An Illinois Coaches Association All-State third-team selection in Class 3A and All-Big Northern Conference first-teamer, Tegeler led the Duchesses with a .437 batting average, .520 on-base percentage, and 1.244 on-base plus slugging. She had 38 hits with one home run, 14 doubles, four triples, 22 RBIs, 36 runs scored and 40 stolen bases as a junior.

Boys golf

Dixon wins triangular: The Dukes opened the season with a win, shooting a 176 to edge Rochelle (177) and Freeport (188). Scoring for Dixon were Brody Nicklaus (39), Ben Oros (41), Max Kitzman (46) and Deaaron Wilson (50).

Rochelle’s Ian Metzger earned medalist with a 38.

Sterling 160, Alleman 195: Mason Hubbard led Sterling with a 2-under-par 33 for medalist honors at Indian Bluff. Also scoring for the Golden Warriors were Bryce Hartman (37), Nick Capp (47) and Maurice Delacruz (43). Grant Hartman also shot a 47 for Sterling.

Forreston 176, LWPC 184: Forreston’s Kaden Brown shot a 38 to earn medalist honors at Sunset Golf Course. Also scoring for Forreston were Kendall Erdmannm (43), Daylen Rahn (46) and Aspen McGlynn (49).

Genoa-Kingston 168, Oregon 171: Oregon’s Nole Campos was runner-up with a 39 at Swan Hills. Jackson Messenger (43), Brogan Wilkinson (43) and Landon Anderson (46) followed in scoring for Oregon.

G-K’s Colton McDowell was medalist with a 38.

East Dubuque 169, West Carroll 210: West Carroll was led by a 44 from Wilson Bressler at Sandburr Run. Also scoring for West Carroll were Thomas Krontz (50), Max Knuth (55) and Parker Whiting (61). Casey Kettering (38) was medalist for East Dubuque.

Girls golf

Oregon 198, Genoa-Kingston 242: Oregon’s Aniyah Sarver was medalist with a 44 at Swan Hills, followed by Sarah Eckardt (46), Hailey-Jane Becker (50) and Toni Withers (58).

Women’s golf

Emerald Hill Ladies Golf Association: Sandi Ivey placed first in Tuesday’s play of the day, with Janet Freil and Mimi Boysen placing second, followed by Sherry Wells in third. Freil, Boysen, and Sue Nestor won chip-ins, and Ivey won birdies. Freil was closest to the pin on No. 2, and Meta Rastede had the longest putt on No. 7. Ivey was low gross, and Freil had low putts.