TO 'OVERTIME.' I'M
SCOTT LEBER.
((DAVID))
AND I'M DAVID
GREENBERG.
OUR MISSION IS TO
KEEP SCHOOL SPIRIT
ALIVE AND WELL
DURING A SCALED-
BACK FALL SPORTS
SEASON AND AT A
TIME WHEN MANY
STUDENTS ARE OR
WILL BE TAKING
CLASSES REMOTELY.
((SCOTT))
WE HAVE ANOTHER
FUN SHOW IN STORE
FOR YOU. WE'LL
FEATURE THE
GOLFING GREENBERG
SISTERS FROM
BOYLAN, ELLA AND
EVA.
WE'LL GET TO KNOW
BYRON GOLFER
MAISON BRANDT. AND
WE'LL CHECK OUT
SOME OF YOUR
SCHOOL SPIRIT
PHOTOS.
((DAVID))
IN OUR 'GLORY DAYS'
SEGMENT WE'LL LOOK
BACK AT SOUTH
BELOIT'S 2002 STATE
CHAMPIONSHIP
FOOTBALL TEAM AND
CHAT WITH THE
QUARTERBACK OF
THAT WINNING TEAM,
JERED SHIPLEY. AND
WE HAVE WEEK TWO
OF OUR "BATTLE OF
THE STADUIMS"
CONTEST.
((SCOTT))
LET'S GET YOU
STARTED WITH ONE
OF THE BIGGEST
PIECES OF NEWS OF
THE WEEK FROM THE
IHSA.
((DAVID))
COACHES AND
ATHLETES IN THE FALL
SPORTS THAT ARE
COMPETING WILL
HAVE A CHANCE TO
COMPETE IN
POSTSEASON ACTION.
THE IHSA HAS
ANNOUNCED THAT
THERE WILL BE
REGIONAL
COMPETITIONS HELD
IN GOLF, CROSS
COUNTRY, GIRLS
SWIMMING AND GIRLS
TENNIS. THOSE
REGIONALS WILL TAKE
PLACE THE THIRD
WEEK OF OCTOBER.
AFTER THAT THE FALL
SEASONS WILL LIKELY
END BECAUSE IT
LOOKS LIKE STATE
TOURNAMENTS WON'T
BE HAPPENING.
((SCOTT))
BOYLAN BOYS GOLF
COACH JOHN CANOVA
SAYS IT MAKES SENSE
TO HOLD REGIONAL
TOURNAMENTS.
((JOHNNY CANOVA,
HEAD BOYLAN GOLF
COACH))
"OBVIOUSLY ONE OF
THE SPORTS WHERE
THE GUYS CAN BE
SOCIALLY DISTANCED.
THEY'RE ONLY
PLAYING WITH THEIR
OWN EQUIPMENT,
THEY'RE NOT
TOUCHING ANYBODY
ELSES. ... SO I'M VERY
GLAD THAT THEY'RE
DOING IT FOR THE
KIDS. TO NOT GIVE
THEM THAT
OPPORTUNITY
WOULDN'T BE FAIR
FOR THEM."
((SCOTT))
IT'S TOO BAD THERE
WON'T BE ANY STATE
TOURNAMENTS
THOUGH.
((DAVID))
THAT'S A TOUGH
BLOW. ... MANY LOCAL
ATHLETES COULD
HAVE CHALLENGED
FOR ALL-STATE
HONORS.
THE GOLF SEASON IS
GOING STRONG.
THERE WAS A BIG
EVENT LAST
SATURDAY AT PRAIRIE
VIEW GOLF COURSE
IN BYRON ...
THE TIGER
INVITATIONAL. THERE
WERE FIVE TEAMS
FROM THE AREA THAT
COMPETED IN THAT
EVENT.
THE BYRON TIGERS
WERE LED BY
STANDOUT FRESHMAN
MAISON BRANDT. ...
HERE HE IS ON THE
GREEN SHOWING OFF
HIS PUTTING SKILLS.
DESPITE A GOOD LAG
HERE, HE HAD THREE
TOUGH THREE-PUTTS
THAT HURT HIS DAY A
LITTLE BIT. HOWEVER
HE STILL MANAGED TO
FINISH WITH AN
IMPRESSIVE 82.
BRANDT WAS PAIRED
UP WITH STILLMAN
VALLEY'S NUMBER
ONE SENIOR TIM
MARKAM. ... HE'D
MAKE HIS WAY TO THE
GREEN AND TAP THIS
ONE IN FOR PAR AT
THE SECOND.
MARKAM FINISHED
THE DAY WITH AN 86.
HIS PARTNER WAS
STILLMAN
SOPHOMORE GRIFFIN
SMITTS.
SMITTS STRUGGLED A
BIT THROUGH THE
FRONT NINE, BUT WAS
ABSOLUTELY LIGHTS
OUT ON THE BACK.
LOOK AT THIS CHIP
HERE ... VERY TOUGH
UP AND DOWN ...
MAKES IT LOOK EASY
PLACING THIS ONE A
FOOT AND A HALF
FROM THE HOLE. HE'D
FINISH THAT ONE OUT
FOR PAR.
THIS WAS HIS TEE
SHOT AT THE PAR
THREE THIRTEENTH ...
AND IT WAS A BEAUTY.
HE DROPPED IT TO
LESS THAN SIX FEET
AND BURIED THE
BIRDIE TRY. SMITTS
FINISHED THE BACK
NINE WITH AN EVEN 36
AND LED THE WAY
FOR THE CARDINALS
WITH A ROUND OF 80,
GOOD FOR SECOND IN
THE TOURNAMENT.
BUT HERE WAS THE
BEST GOLFER OF THE
DAY. COLLIN ELSBREE
FROM ROCKFORD
CHRISTIAN LED ALL
GOLFERS WITH A
SCORE OF 79 . ...
LARGELY IN PART TO
HIS PUTTER. ...
HE ACTUALLY
MENTIONED TO ME
THE FOLLOWING DAY
HE WAS SUPPOSED
TO HAVE PUTTING
LESSONS IF YOU CAN
IMAGINE THAT ... NOT
MUCH TO FIX IN HIS
STROKE!
CHECK OUT THIS NEXT
ONE. LOOK AT THE
ANGLE OF THIS
GREEN. DOWNHILL
AND THE HARD RIGHT
TURN BUT HE BURIES
IT ANYWAYS!
AN IMPRESSIVE DAY
FOR THE SENIOR, HE'D
HELP ROCKFORD
CHRISTIAN SECURE
FIRST PLACE IN THE
TOURNAMENT.
AFTER HIS ROUND HE
SAID HE'S TRYING TO
LEAD BY EXAMPLE IN
HIS FINAL YEAR.
((COLIN ELSBREE,
LEADER - TIGER
SHOOTOUT))
"BASICALLY TRY TO
LEAD BY LIKE LETTING
THE GUYS KNOW THAT
WE HAVE SOMEONE
RIGHT BEHIND THEM
IF THEY HAVE A BAD
DAY. WE'RE ALL GOING
TO HAVE BAD DAYS
SOONER THAN LATER
AND IT JUST DEPENDS
THAT ONE GUY IS
GOING TO STEP UP
AFTER THAT. ... I FEEL
LIKE WE CAN GO
PRETTY FAR. IN THE
PAST WE'VE HAD A
LITTLE STRUGGLES,
BUT WITH THIS TEAM
WE'RE ALL A SOLID
GROUP OF GUYS LIKE
IF ONE GOES DOWN
THE OTHER ONES
PICKING SOMEONE
RIGHT BACK UP."
((SCOTT))
SO ROCKFORD
CHRISTIAN TOOK THE
TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
WITH A SCORE OF 328.
STILLMAN VALLEY
HAD AN EXCELLENT
DAY AND FINISHED
SECOND ONLY FIVE
STROKES BEHIND THE
ROYAL LIONS. BYRON
TOOK THIRD
FOLLOWED BY
OREGON AND
FORRESTON.
((DAVID))
FOR GIRLS GOLF
ACTION WE GO TO
TIMBER POINTE....THIS
WAS ON
TUESDAY...ROCKFORD
COOP TOOK ON
BELVIDERE COOP.
1. BELVIDERE'S
NUMBER ONE COE
WALBERG PUT
TOGETHER A SOLID
ROUND, THANKS TO
KNOCKING DOWN
PUTTS LIKE THESE.
SHE FINISHED WITH A
42.
2. ROCKFORD'S AHNA
DOHERTY HAD A
REALLY NICE DAY
AROUND THE GREENS.
CHECK OUT THIS ONE
FROM DISTANCE FOR
THE BIRDIE! SHE
FINISHED WITH A
SCORE OF 41.
3. KAYLA SAYELINH
SEEMS TO BE
FOLLOWING RIGHT IN
HER OLDER SISTERS
FOOTSTEPS. SHE WAS
THE ONE TO BEAT
SHOOTING JUST ONE
OVER ON THE FRONT
NINE. SHE ENDED THE
AFTERNOON WITH A
VERY IMPRESSIVE 37.
ROCKFORD COOP
WON THE MATCH
182-193. DESPITE THE
LOSS, BELVIDERE'S
HEAD COACH SAYS
SHE HAS HIGH HOPES
FOR THE SEASON.
((MICHAELA BINZ,
BELVIDERE HEAD
COACH))
WE HAVE PLENTY OF
GIRLS ON THE TEAM
THIS YEAR, WE
ACTUALLY HAVE 23.
THE BEST PART IS
OUR TEAM IS REALLY
DEEP AS FAR AS THE
GIRLS COMING OUT
AND SHOWING UP TO
PLAY EVERY MATCH. IF
WE CAN STAY
CONSISTENT, WE'LL
BE PRETTY STRONG
THE REST OF THE
SEASON."
((SCOTT))
NIC-10 GIRLS TENNIS
TEAMS HELD THEIR
FIRST COMPETITIONS
THIS WEEK. THIS IS
FROM MONDAY WHEN
GUILFORD HOSTED
DEKALB AT THE
GUILFORD TENNIS
CENTER.
SPECATATORS HAD
PROTECTIVE MASKS
ON AND THEY KEPT
THEIR DISTANCE. THIS
IS GUILFORD'S
NUMBER ONE SINGLES
PLAYER KASEY
AUCUTT. SHE WON
HER MATCH OVER
KARIA FOSTER 6-
LOVE, 6-LOVE.
AUCUTT IS A TWO-
TIME STATE
QUALIFIER. HERE'S
THE NUMBER ONE
DOUBLES TEAM FOR
THE VIKINGS OF
MAGGIE THOMAS AND
SARAH DENNIS. THEY
WON THEIR MATCH 6-
2, 6-4.
GUILFORD DEFEATED
DEKALB 5 TO
NOTHING.
IT WAS A PROMISING
START FOR A VERY
YOUNG GUILFORD
TEAM.
((DAVID WOOSLEY,
GUILFORD TENNIS
COACH))
"We have just two
returning varsity players
however we won fresh-
soph conference last
year. We have a lot of
underclassmen that are
coming in very talented
so we should have a
pretty good season."
((SCOTT))
IF YOU PLAN ON
ATTENDING ANY OF
THE FALL SPORTS
EVENTS THAT ARE
GOING ON THERE ARE
SAFETY GUIDELINES
YOU'LL NEED TO
FOLLOW.
((DAVID))
THIS WEEK THE NIC-10
RELEASED A
REMINDER OF THE I-
H-S-A's GUIDELINES
FOR RETURN TO PLAY.
SPECTATORS SHOULD
SOCIAL DISTANCE AT
ALL TIMES. YOU'RE
ENCOURAGED TO
BRING YOUR OWN
LAWN CHAIRS FOR
SOME OF THE
OUTDOOR EVENTS.
SPECATATORS MIGHT
BE ASSIGNED
SPECIFIC VIEWING
AREAS TO WATCH
FROM, AND YOU MUST
WEAR A FACE
COVERING AT ALL
TIMES.
SPECTATORS ARE
ALLOWED AT THE
OUTDOOR SPORTS,
BUT THEY ARE NOT
ALLOWED AT
SWIMMING EVENTS
WHICH ARE INDOORS.
((SCOTT))
THAT BRINGS US TO
OUR QUESTION OF
THE WEEK.
DO YOU BELIEVE
SPECTATORS SHOULD
BE ALLOWED TO
ATTEND HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTING EVENTS
THIS FALL?
CAST YOUR 'YES' OR
'NO' ANSWER ON ANY
TECH DEVICE...YOU
CAN DO THAT BY
GOING TO
MYSTATELINE-DOT-
COM...SLASH...INTERA
CT.
THAT'S
MYSTATELINE-DOT-
COM....SLASH...INTERA
CT.
WE'LL UPDATE YOU
LATER IN THE SHOW
ON HOW YOU'RE
ANSWERING.
((DAVID))
COMING UP NEXT,
WE'LL CHECK OUT
SOME OF YOUR
SCHOOL SPIRIT
PHOTOS.
PLUS THEY'RE TWO
SISTERS WHO CAN'T
BE KEPT AWAY FROM
THE GOLF COURSE.
THEY'RE THE
GREENBERGS FROM
BOYLAN.
((SCOTT))
AND LATER WE RE-
LIVE SOUTH BELOIT'S
2002 STATE
CHAMPIONSHIP
FOOTBALL SEASON
WITH THE
QUARTERBACK FROM
THAT TEAM JERED
SHIPLEY. YOU'RE
WATCHING
'OVERTIME!'
((DAVID))