Coal City tops Iroquois West: The Herald-News Tuesday Roundup

Baseball

Coal City 14, Iroquois West 4: Ethan Olson hit a three-run home run and was walked three times for Coal City in a victory Monday.

Lockport 4, George Washington (West Virginia) 3: Lockport was led by Joey Dalponte, who drove in three runs.

Dwight 17, Henry 2 (5 inn.): Ayden Collom and Evan Cox each drove in three runs for Dwight.

Joliet West 5, Wilmington 3: Joliet West scored a pair of runs in the top of the seventh to break the tie. Nate Consalvo had two RBIs for Joliet West, while Wilmington was led by Lucas Rink, who hit a two-run home run.

Lincoln-Way West 13, Shepard 0: Jackson Mansker led Lincoln-Way West with a three-run homer, and Adam Gerl struck out eight in three innings of work.

Romeoville 7, Mt. Carmel 3: Nicholas Whitford and Justin Perez each had three hits for Romeoville.

St. Charles North 6, Providence 4: Blake Jenner drove in a pair of runs for Providence Catholic.

Bishop McNamara 12, Reed-Custer 7: Reed-Custer scored three runs in the seventh, but the rally came up short.

Plainfield Central 1, Riverside-Brookfield 0: Michael Arroyo hit a solo home run in the first inning to give Plainfield Central the win. Ryan Perry struck out 10 while allowing only three hits.

Putnam County 5, Seneca 2: Paxton Giertz had three hits for Seneca.

Plainfield South 7, Streator 6: Plainfield South won on a walk-off, two-run double by Cameron Kelliher.

Peotone 11, T.F. South 1 (5 inn.): Peotone scored 10 runs in the first inning. Tyler Leitelt struck out 10 batters, and Ruben Velasco drove in three runs.

Softball

Bradley-Bourbonnais 10, Coal City 0: Madalyn Petersen had the only hit for Coal City.

Henry 4, Dwight 1: Madi Ely struck out seven batters for Dwight.

Joliet Central 23, Rich 22: The Steelmen scored six runs in the seventh and compiled 19 hits as a team. Neveya Ibarra drove in five runs to lead the way.

Minooka 12, Normal Community 4: Addisonn Crumly hit a three-run homer to lead the Indians.

Plainfield East 11, Waubonsie Valley 0 (5 inn.): Jocelyn Cushard pitched a five inning no-hitter with seven strikeouts. Avery Welsh went 3 for 4 with four RBIs, including a home run.

Lincoln-Way East 12, Plainfield North 2 (5 inn.): Madeline Henry went 3 for 4 with four RBIs, including a home run for Lincoln-Way East.

Lincoln-Way West 16, Plainfield South 1 (4 inn.): Reese Forsythe led the way for Lincoln-Way West, going 3 for 4 with a home run, six RBIs and three runs scored.

Seneca 17, Putnam County 0 (4 inn.): Seneca threw a combined no-hitter, and Hayden Pfeifer went 3 for 3 with three RBIs and three runs.

Girls soccer

Kankakee 8, Wilmington 4: Wilmington held a 4-1 halftime lead before allowing seven goals in the second half. Alaina Clark scored three goals for Wilmington, and Addison Van Duyne scored one.

St. Charles North 1, Plainfield North 0: Plainfield North lost at the St. Charles East Invitational.

Windy City Classic roundup: Lincoln-Way East defeated Lincoln-Way West 5-0 in the fifth-place bracket semifinals. Lemont defeated Stagg 3-0 in the same bracket. Lockport defeated Plainfield South 9-0 in the ninth-place bracket semifinals. Lincoln-Way Central defeated De La Salle 6-1 in the championship bracket semifinals.

Providence 9, Trinity 0: Seven players scored goals for Providence, and goalkeeper Claire Wajda picked up the clean sheet.

Boys volleyball

Glenbard West 2, Plainfield East 0: Plainfield East lost 25-16, 27-25.

Lockport 2, Lemont 0: Lockport beat Lemont 25-16, 25-19. Lockport was led by Adam Gieser (nine kills), Ryan Dziadkowiec (24 assists) and Drew Miller (six digs, two aces).

Wheaton Warrenville South 2, Plainfield Central 0: Plainfield Central lost 25-8, 25-18.

Badminton

Lincoln-Way West goes 2-1 at home quad: Lincoln-Way West beat Homewood-Flossmoor 8-0 and TF South 6-2 before losing to Lyons 5-3.

Boys water polo

Andrew 12, Lincoln-Way West 10: Lincoln-Way West’s record dropped to 7-4 on the season.

Girls water polo

Lincoln-Way West 9, Andrew 7: Joey Roedl (four goals) and Lilyth Swallow (three goals) led the way for Lincoln-Way West.