Eddie Carifio is a sports editor at Daily Chronicle. He specializes in various aspects of competitive sports, including basketball, football, baseball, softball, and soccer, with a keen focus on the sports business and professional sports. Eddie has been featured in RAM Communications and Daily Herald (Chicago, IL).
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Boys bowling Interstate 8 Conference meet : At Rochelle, Sycamore took first with 6,820 pins in the five-team meet. Kaneland was fifth with 6,054.
Serena earned the No. 1 seed in the Little 10 Conference tournament and will open play at 5:30 p.m. Monday against No. 8 Hiawatha.
For long stretches against Sycamore on Tuesday, it seemed like Darius Harrington and Dixon couldn’t miss in a 64-42 victory over the Spartans.
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By: Eddie Carifio
Boys basketball Genoa-Kingston 53, Harvest Christian 50 : At Elgin, Marcus Johnson scored 22 points as the Cogs came back from 13 down for the win.
Genoa-Kingston's EJ Kennedy and Rock Falls' Trail Stonitsch each had a pair of pins in a BNC triangular on Thursday.
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By: Eddie Carifio
Boys wrestling DeKalb 71, Metea Valley 6 : At DeKalb, the Barbs won by pin in six of their seven on-the-mat wins.
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By: Eddie Carifio
Ayden Shuey had a big early win for DeKalb, but Sycamore's Charlie Olson got a pin when he needed it, forcing a tie with the Barbs. DeKalb won the rivalry match Friday on criteria.
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By: Eddie Carifio
Girls baksetball Genoa-Kingston 52, North Boone 46: At Poplar Grove, Ally Poegel scored 29 points to become the Cogs' all-time leading scorer.
The intense DeKalb defense forced 27 turnovers, leading to 28 points and overcoming 21 turnovers of its own in the win at their MLK Girls basketball Showcase.
By Boys basketball DeKalb 64, East St. Louis 36: At Moline, the Barbs won the showcase game behind 28 points from Davon Grant.
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