
Monticello Second Round Playoff Game Start Time Set

Central Illinois:
Decatur St. Teresa 43, Shelbyville 18, F
Central A&M 54, Warrensburg-Latham 41, F
Tuscola 52, Sullivan-Okaw Valley 7, F
Big Twelve:
Champaign Central 14, Normal Community 54, F
Danville 77, Bloomington 54, F
Peoria Notre Dame 43, Normal West 49, F
Peoria Richwoods 33, Champaign Centennial 32, F-OT
Urbana 34, Peoria 26, F
Central State Eight:
Decatur MacArthur 21, Springfield Lanphier 46, F
Lincoln 0, Chatham Glenwood 42, F
Springfield Sacred Heart-Griffin 69, Decatur Eisenhower 24, F
Springfield Southeast 10, Jacksonville 48, F
Heart of Illinois (Large):
Ridgeview 21, Fieldcrest 15, F
Tri-Valley 42, Dee-Mack 35, F
Eureka 28, El Paso-Gridley 0, F
Heart of Illinois (Small):
Fisher 6, LeRoy 43, F
Flanagan-Cornell-Woodland 0, Tremont 54, F
Heyworth 6, Gibson City-Melvin-Sibley 53, F
Mid-Illini:
Canton 14, Dunlap 25, F
East Peoria 6, Metamora 49, F
Morton 21, Washington 35, F
Pekin 42, Limestone 0, F
Sangamo:
Athens 13, Williamsville 55, F
Auburn 46, New Berlin 29, F
Petersburg PORTA 0, Pleasant Plains 0-34, F
Riverton 33, Pittsfield 49, F
Virden North Mac 19, Maroa-Forsyth 27, F
Non-Conference:
Bethalto 0, Taylorville 41, F
Bloomington Central Catholic 23, Tolono Unity 24, F
Champaign St. Thomas More 28, Bismarck-Henning 29, F
Fairbury Prairie Central 22, St. Joseph-Ogden 42, F
Mahomet-Seymour 33, Effingham 20, F
Martinsville 22, Cerro Gordo-Bement 56, F
Moline 18, Normal U-High 24, F
Mt. Zion 49, Rantoul 0, F
Oakland Tri-County 20, Sangamon Valley 42, F
Oblong 14, Arcola 48, F
Palestine 0, Decatur Lutheran 1, forf.
Peoria 35, Galesburg 28, F
Toledo Cumberland 28, Argenta-Oreana 42, F
Villa Grove-Heritage 50, Arthur-Lovington-Atwood-Hammond 20, F
It was the Monticello Sages final tune-up before the postseason, and the Sages offense could not have been more sharp in a 68-27 win over Monmouth-Roseville Friday night.
Senior quarterback Caleb Hanson was 27 for 34 for 386 yards and five touchdowns.
Isiah Florey was the target of three of those five scores, hauling in six passes for 133 yards.
Nathan Graham had eight catches for 131 yards and two touchdowns.
Junior tailback Lucas Lieb finished with 12 carries for 101 yards and a touchdown.
For the first time in the tenure of Cully Welter in Monticello, the Sages finished the season undefeated and 9-0.
The Titans were led by Matthew Burris’ 204 yards and two touchdowns.
Keep it tuned to Regional Radio News for the details on the Sages first playoff game.
In a game heard Friday night on WHOW, the Clinton Maroons defeated the Meridian Hawks by a score of 42-14. The Maroons were led by senior Alec Cooley with 23 carries for 132 yards and three touchdowns. Cooley was named as the Country Financial representative Maroons Player of the Game. Cooley was also 122 yards short of breaking the school career rushing record. Senior quarterback Noah Griffin had three caries for 23 yards. Senior Dalton Whitted had three carries for five yards and a touchdown, and a thirteen yard touchdown pass. Junior Jacob Hospelhorn had two interceptions and a thirteen yard touchdown reception. Junior Bryson Carson had a 57 yard interception and a return for a touchdown.
The Hawks were led by Cameron Getz who had four carries for 33 yards and a touchdown, three of four passing for 76 yards and a touchdown.
Clinton improves to 4-5 on the season and 3-4 in the Central Illinois Conference. Meridian falls to 0-9 on the season and 0-7 in the conference.
Central Illinois:
Meridian 0, Tuscola 65, F
Shelbyville 44, Central A&M 15, F
Sullivan-Okaw Valley 7, Decatur St. Teresa 37, F
Okaw Valley:
St. Joseph Ogden 8, Tolono Unity 26, F
Apollo:
Mattoon 31, Taylorville 27, F
Mt. Zion 21, Effingham 0, F
Salem 14, Charleston 20, F
Big Twelve:
Bloomington 51, Urbana 14, F
Champaign Centennial 14, Peoria Notre Dame 35, F
Normal West 49, Peoria Richwoods 20, F
Normal Community 34, Danville 20, F
Peoria 74, Champaign Central 49, F
Central State Eight:
Chatham Glenwood 58, Decatur MacArthur 19, F
Decatur Eisenhower 21, Rochester 62, F
Springfield Lanphier 7, Jacksonville 47, F
Springfield Sacred Heart-Griffin 31, Springfield 17, F
Springfield Southeast 54, Lincoln 13, F
Corn Belt:
Illinois Valley Central 51, Olympia 28, F
Mahomet-Seymour 6, Bloomington Central Catholic 14, F
Normal U-High 19, Pontiac 33, F
Heart of Illinois (Large):
El Paso-Gridley 30, Ridgeview 6, F
Dee-Mack 49, Eureka 14, F
Fieldcrest 0, Tri-Valley 54, F
Heart of Illinois (Small):
Gibson City-Melvin-Sibley 60, Flanagan-Cornell-Woodland 0, F
LeRoy 46, Heyworth 6, F
Tremont 51, Fisher 0, F
Little Okaw Valley (Northwest):
Artur-Lovington-Atwood-Hammond 8, Cerro Gordo-Bement 40, F
Decatur Lutheran 34, Argenta-Oreana 24, F
Sangamon Valley 0, Arcola 20, F
Little Okaw Valley (Southeast):
Oblong 53, Martinsville 28, F
Palestine 19, Oakland Tri-County 35, F
Toledo Cumberland 44, Villa Grove-Heritage 0, F
Mid-Illini:
Limestone 13, Dunlap 56, F
Metamora 20, Pekin 21, F
Morton 14, Canton 20, F
Washington 49, East Peoria 13, F
Sangamo:
Maroa-Forsyth 24, Auburn 7, F
New Berlin 26, Athens 49, F
Pleasant Plains 36, Pittsfield 34, F
Virden North Mac 62, Riverton 14, F
Williamsville 49, Petersburg PORTA 0, F
Non-Conference action:
Peoria Manual 24, Macomb 14, F
Peoria Heights 26, North Fulton 14, F
Praire Central 14, Champaign St. Thomas More 20, F
In a game heard Friday night on WHOW, the Clinton Maroons fell to the Warrensburg-Latham Cardinals on Homecoming, 42 to 6.
The loss drops Clinton to 3-5 on the season, and removes them from playoff contention. Warrensburg-Latham becomes eligible for the postseason with a 5-3 record.
Clinton was led by Senior running back, Alec Cooley. He carried the ball 23 times for 189 yards. Cooley was named the Stephan York Country Financial Maroons Player of the Game.
Clinton Senior quarterback Noah Griffin was 2 of 13 passing for 22 yards. He ran the ball 10 times for 20 yards.
The Maroons were shut down in the second half. The Cardinals defense only allowed Clinton 23 total yards in the final two quarters.
Warrensburg-Latham was led by the Lewis twins. Donte Lewis ran the ball 17 times for 267 yards and 3 TDs. He was 5 of 10 passing for 86 yards, and 2 TDs. Deondre Lewis carried the ball 17 times for 155 yards and a touchdown. He also caught a 45 yard touchdown pass.
Clinton falls to 2-4 in the CIC. The Cards even their conference record to 3-3.
The Maroons will wrap up their 2016 season on the road at Meridian next Friday against the winless Hawks. Hear the game on 92.3FM WHOW, and online at DewittDailyNews.com,
Central Illinois:
Decatur St. Teresa 14, Tuscola 33, F
Central A&M 44, Sullivan-Okaw Valley 14, F
Warrensburg-Latham 48, Meridian 6, F
Okaw Valley:
Rantoul 22, Tolono Unity 42, F
Apollo:
Charleston 0, Taylorville 40, F
Effingham 19, Mattoon 41, F
Salem 14, Mt. Zion 48, F
Big Twelve:
Champaign Central 51, Peoria Notre Dame 49, F
Danville 40, Peoria 42, F
Normal West 62, Peoria Manual 6, F
Normal Community 33, Bloomington 34, F
Central State Eight:
Decatur MacArthur 14, Springfield Southeast 49, F
Jacksonville 27, Chatham Glenwood 21, F
Rochester 28, Springfield Sacred Heart-Griffin 33, F
Springfield 41, Decatur Eisenhower 42, F
Springfield Lanphier 20, Lincoln 21, F
Corn Belt:
Bloomington Central Catholic 35, Fairbury Prarie Central 6, F
Mahomet Seymour 25, Normal U-High 20, F
Olympia 0, Pontiac 28, F
Little Okaw Valley (Northwest):
Arcola 44, Arthur-Lovington-Atwood-Hammond 20, F
Argenta-Oreana 44, Sangamon Valley 14, F
Cerro Gordo-Bement 18, Decatur Lutheran 22, F
Little Okaw Valley (Southeast):
Martinsville 8, Palestine 18, F
Oakland Tri-County 6, Toledo Cumberland 46, F
Villa Grove-Heritage 28, Oblong 55, F
Mid-Illini:
Canton 44, Limestone 14, F
Dunlap 23, Metamora 13, F
East Peoria 12, Morton 49, F
Pekin 21, Washington 42, F
Sangamo:
Athens 35, Virden North Mac 42, F
Petersburg (PORTA) 8, Auburn 49, F
Pittsfield 8, Williamsville 62, F
Pleasant Plains 9, New Berlin 10, F
Riverton 6, Maroa-Forsyth 56, F
Non Conference:
Ridgeview 10, Gibson City-Melvin-Sibley 49, F
Tri-Valley 56, Fisher 12, F
Flanagan-Cornell-Woodland 0, Eureka 48, F
Heyworth 0, Fieldcrest 18, F
Dee-Mack 35, LeRoy 2, F
St. Joseph Ogden 52, Lawrenceville 12, F
As heard on 95.9 FM WEZC Friday night, senior quarterback Caleb Hanson returned to full action and despite one series last Friday night, the Sages on-field general for the first time this year showed signs of rust in a 39-14 win against Champaign St. Thomas More.
Coming into action Friday, Hanson had committed one turnover all year. All in the first half, Hanson threw three interceptions, showing signs of a little of rust after playing the opening drive last Friday night against Casey-Westfield.
The Sages defense pitched a shutout as Clavin Davis and Mike Lamb returned kickoffs for touchdowns and starting quarterback DJ Lee left in the first half with an injury and the Sages offense wasn’t the same as Monticello wrapped a share of the Okaw Valley Conference title Friday.
Hanson finished with an uncharacteristic three interceptions but threw two touchdowns on 15-for-27 passing with 206 yards.
Nathan Graham had an interception return for touchdown and found the end zone twice on offense on 127 yards with seven receptions.
Isiah Florey scored on an eight-yard touchdown and Lucas Lieb romped 71 yards for a big score late in the third quarter helping Monticello pull away after just a 19-14 halftime lead.
Davis battled cramps for much of the second half but battled through the entire way, taking over at quarterback for Lee and finished with 42 yards passing, throwing three interceptions.
Johnny Dawson, Alek Bundy and Graham had interceptions Friday night.
Monticello improves to 7-0 and travels to Rantoul next Friday night.
Hear all the action on 95.9 FM WEZC and online at dewittdailynews.com.
In a game heard Friday night on WHOW, the Clinton Maroons fell to the Shelbyville Rams by a score of 26-0. The Maroons were led by Senior Quarterback Noah Griffin who was 11 of 17 passing for 82 yards and two interceptions. The team rushing total was 21 carries for 24 yards. The Country Financial representative Stephan York Maroons Player of the Game was junior Bryson Carson. Carson had a sack and was one of the leading tacklers.
Shelbyville was led by Turner Pullen who had 18 carries for 143 yards, two touchdowns, and was 12 of 26 passing for 156 yards, two touchdowns and an interception.
Clinton falls to 3-4 overall and 2-3 in the Central Illinois Conference. Shelbyville improves to 5-2 overall and 4-1 in the CIC.
Tune in next week as Clinton takes on the Warrensburg-Latham Cardinals. You can hear the game live on the Big 1520 AM/92.3 FM WHOW and online at dewittdailynews.com.
Central Illinois:
Meridian 6, Shelbyville 44, F
Central A&M 0, Decatur St. Teresa 34, F
Tuscola 56, Warrensburg-Latham 27, F
Okaw Valley:
Rantoul 0, St. Joseph-Ogden 44, F
Tolono Unity 26, Champaign St. Thomas More 12, F
Big Twelve:
Bloomington 34, Normal West 41, F
Champaign Centennial 10, Danville 17, F
Peoria Manual 6, Peoria 68, F
Peoria Notre Dame 48, Peoria Richwoods 6, F
Urbana 14, Champaign Central 47, F
Central State Eight:
Decatur Eisenhower 36, Chatham Glenwood 42, F
Lincoln 0, Jacksonville 42, F
Rochester 64, Decatur MacArthur 19, F
Springfield 14, Springfield Lanphier 15, F
Springfield Sacred Hear-Griffin 42, Springfield Southeast 0, F
Corn Belt:
Chillicothe Illinois Valley Central 14, Bloomington Central Catholic 38, F
Prairie Central 22, Mahomet-Seymour 33, F
Normal U-High 46, Olympia 0, F
Heart of Illinois (Large):
El Paso-Gridley 0, Tri-Valley 45, F
Eureka 28, Ridgeview 3, F
Fieldcrest 0, Dee-Mack 62, F
Heart of Illinois (Small):
Fisher 14, Heyworth 28, F
Gibson City-Melvin-Sibley 45, Tremont 0, F
LeRoy 55, Flanagan-Cornell-Woodland 16, F
Little Okaw Valley (Northwest):
Argenta-Oreana 54, Cerro Gordo-Bement 20, F
Decatur Lutheran 6, Arcola 8, F
Sangamon Valley 44, Arthur-Lovington-Atwood-Hammond 10, F
Little Okaw Valley (Southeast):
Oakland Tri-County 15, Martinsville 14, F
Palestine 6, Villa Grove-Heritage 50, F
Toledo Cumberland 30, Oblong 14, F
Mid-Illini:
East Peoria 6, Canton 42, F
Metamora 28, Limestone 6, F
Morton 0, Pekin 23, F
Washington 32, Dunlap 21, F
Sangamo:
Auburn 54, Riverton 20, F
Maroa-Forsyth 21, Athens 19, F
New Berlin 21, Williamsville 63, F
Petersburg PORTA 8, Pittsfield 14, F
Virden North Mac 22, Pleasant Plains 20, F
Non-Conference:
Normal Community 17, Lincoln-Way West 7, F
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