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Macoupin County Enquirer~Democrat Thursday, NOVEMBEr 6, 20144B
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Mac StatsCHS boys football
Players of the WeekCountry Financial/Gary Edwards Offensive Players of the Game
The Carlinville offensive line have been selected as this week’s Country Financial/Gary Edwards Offensive Players of the Week.
Seniors Max Chapman and Jay Broom, juniors Broedy Long and Matt Bolomey and sopho-more Jake Hannig provided the blocking up front as the Cavies rang up 436 total yards includ-ing 332 yards on the ground in a 41-21 Class 3A IHSA playoff win over Pleasant Plains.
“They’ve been the most un-derrated part of our offense most of the season,” Carlinville head coach Chad Easterday said. “We’ve got a lot of great athletes that run the ball at the skill positions, but those five have been undersized every week and have done a tremen-dous job of understanding our offensive concept and getting the job done in the trenches.”
They each received a t-shirt courtesy of Edwards, along with a large pizza compliments of Little Italy’s Pizza in the Carlin-ville Plaza.
The Cubby Hole Defen-sive Player of the Game
Jacob Dixon was named The Cubby Hole Defen-sive Player of the Game.
D i x o n , a 6-foot, 1 7 0 - p o u n d s o p h o m o r e l i n e b a c k e r ,
had eight tackles with five solos along with a key interception in the fourth quarter to help the Ca-vies to a round one playoff win. Dixon is second on the team in tackles with 62 and leads CHS in solo tackles with 43.
“I thought his effort on de-fense was really solid last night,” Easterday said. “He had an interception along three or four great tackles. Defensively, I thought he did a great job of understanding our schemes.”
Dixon received a plaque cour-tesy of The Cubby Hole, along with a large pizza compliments of Nick’s Pizza in Carlinville.
Carlinville Football Club Game Changer Award
Joeb East-erday received the Carlinville Football Club Game Chang-er Award this week.
J. Easter-day, a 6-foot-5, 210-pound senior quar-
terback, scored a pair of touch-downs in the fourth quarter, but it was his first TD that changed the game. Carlinville trailed 21-20 and faced a third-and-23 at the 26-yard line of Pleasant Plains. He rolled to his left and then saw an opening and cut back across the field to his right as he dove to the pylon to put CHS in front to stay.
“On third-and-23, we were ac-tually thinking about two down territory,” C. Easterday said. “He ended up moving his feet really well and scrambled and ended up going in for a touch-down which really changed the momentum of the game drasti-cally.”
J. Easterday received a plaque courtesy of the Carlin-ville Football Club, along with a large pizza compliments of Reno’s Pizza in Carlinville.
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Friday Night Classic League November 11, 2014 - Week 10
Place Team Name Won1. Superbowl 72. Lamo’s 53. Dynamic Roofing 54. Maverick Steak & Spirits 45. Kravanya 36. Roma’s 27. Progressive Club 28. Crossbones 0
Handicap Game — 1,265, Roma’s; 1,221, Dynamic Roofing; 1,205, Maver-ick Steak & Spirits.
Handicap Series — 3,573, Roma’s; 3,458, Crossbones; 3,403, Lamo’s.
Scratch Game – 279, Dan Pinkerton; 278, Greg Stein; 264, Dave Johnson.
Scratch Series – 763, Greg Stein; 672, Dave Johnson; 663, Dan Pinkerton.
Thursday Night Lady’s League November 6, 2014 - Week 10
Place Team Name Won1. Yatches 472. Hick’s Maytag 363. Handicaps 254. Bank & Trust 18
Handicap Game — 1,016, Yatches; 918, Handicaps; 911, Hick’s Maytag.
Handicap Series — 2,770, Yatches; 2,633, Hick’s Maytag; 2,628, Handi-caps.
Scratch Game – 233, Carrie Hardt; 232, Pam Monke; 224, Jamie Clark.
Scratch Series – 620, Jamie Clark; 593, Carrie Hardt; 579, Pam Monke.
BOWLING SCORESSuperbowl, Gillespie
Monday Night Mixed League November 3, 2014 - Week 9
Place Team Name Won1. Willie’s 109 West 372. Superbowl 363. Slovak Power 324. Pin Assassins 315. Alley Gators 276. Blind Team 0
Handicap Game — 883, Slovak Power; 863, Superbowl; 862, Willie’s 109 West.
Handicap Series — 2,497, Slovak Power; 2,462, Alley Gators; 2,446, Pin Assassins.
Scratch Game, Men – 246, Dwayne Allison; 183, Karl Painter; 183, Dakota Throne.
Scratch Series, Men – 637, Dwayne Allison; 501, Karl Painter; 463, Randy Throne.
Scratch Game, Women – 246, Car-rie Hardt; 224, Pat Varwig; 212, Nancy Showalter.
Scratch Series, Women – 594, Car-rie Hardt; 561, Pat Varwig; 500, Margrette Cox.
Wednesday Night City League November 5, 2014 - Week 11
Place Team Name Won1. Schlitz 102. Rull’s 103. Knights of Columbus 94. Old Mil Distributing 75. Jewelry, Gifts & More 76. Sullivan’s 67. Drew Ford 58. Uncle Al’s 2
Handicap Game — 1,299, Schlitz; 1,239, Rull’s; 1,229, Drew Ford.
Handicap Series — 3,624, Schlitz; 3,434, Drew Ford; 3,381, Old Mil Dis-tributing.
Scratch Game – 299, Bruce Hedrick; 279, Andy Mayer; 275, Shawn Swank.
Scratch Series – 761, Andy Mayer, 724, Tony Dalpozzo; 718, Bob Sherman.
Tuesday Night Farmers League November 4, 2014 - Week 10
Place Team Name Won1. Victory Lane Ford 72. Crow’s 43. Dynamic Roofing 34. Lamo’s Auto Detailing 0
Handicap Game — 1,160, Victory Lane Ford; 1,159, Dynamic Roofing; 1,154, Lamo’s Auto Detailing.
Handicap Series — 3,371, Crows; 3,367, Victory Lane Ford; 3,344, Dy-namic Roofing.
Scratch Game – 257, Shiek Chiar-odo; 244, Buster Cherry; 233, Jeran Hammann.
Scratch Series – 619, Terry Robbins; 619, Shiek Chiarodo; 613, Jeran Ham-mann.
BOWLING SCORESBowlero Lanes, Carlinville
Wednesday Night Elks League October 29, 2014 - Week 10
Place Team Name Points1. Anchor Inn 482. T D R & S 453. Elks 1412 444. Wood Duck 425. Edward Jones 376. Guthrie Insurance 347. P M Machine Shop 338. Kufa & Son 319. Heinz Furniture 2010. Dummy 16
Handicap Game — 1,221, Wood Duck; 1,207, Anchor Inn; 1,196, Edward Jones.
Handicap Series — 3,465, Anchor Inn; 3,370, Kufa & Son; 3,352, Elks 1412.
Scratch Game – 279, Quinn Steiner; 279, Paul Stagner; 247, Will Pitchford.
Scratch Series – 736, Quinn Steiner; 694, Chad Durston; 646, Paul Stagner
Nails Dawson/Joe Kufa League October 27, 2014 - Week 10
Place Team Name Points1. Gwillim Trucking 292. Cherry Tree Gift 273. Range Imp. Co. 244. Bruckert-Daley 1 225. Roth Autobody 216. Glass Cutters 207. Cubby Hole 158. Bye 0
Handicap Game — 1,191, Bruckert-Daley 1; 1,162, Gwillim Trucking; 1,156, Glass Cutters.
Handicap Series — 3,349, Gwillim Trucking; 3,317, Cherry Tree Gift; 3,308, Bruckert-Daley 1.
Scratch Game – 244, P.J. Seketa; 238, Paul Stagner; 235, Dean Holliday.
Scratch Series – 646, Jason Rives; 630, Bob Vercoglio; 626, Dean Holliday.
Thursday Night Farmers League October 30, 2014 - Week 11
Place Team Name Points1. Allen Farms 312. P.J.’s Tire 293. Sonneborn Brothers 244. Taylor’s Chili 22.55. Anchor Inn 22.56. Carl’s IGA 22.57. Rich’s Aqua Consult 128. Meece’s Pro Shop 219. Griffel Farms 1910. Bowlero Lanes 18.511. Baima Distributing 1812. Kibbles and Klips 14
Handicap Game — 687, Son-neborn Brothers; 681, Allen Farms; 671, Meece’s Pro Shop.
Handicap Series — 2,035, Al-len Farms; 1,913, P.J.’s Tire; 1,892, Sonneborn Brothers.
Mens Scratch Game – 269, Rich Lauwerens; 262, Chris Allen; 239, Mike Hammann.
Mens Scratch Series – 766, Chris Allen; 666, Rich Lauwerens; 630, Mike Hammann.
Womens Scratch Game – 255, Tina Richie; 230, Stacey Rouse; 192, Becky Meece.
Womens Scratch Series – 586, Stac-ey Rouse; 575, Tina Ritchie; 513, Becky Meece.
HIGH SCHOOL vOLLEyBaLLaLtON MaRquEttE vS. StauNtON
IHSa CLaSS 2a REGIONaL SEMIfINaLTuesday, October 28, 2014
Staunton 25-17-25, Alton Marquette 17-25-19Staunton stats
Kills: Sarah Williams 7; Jenna Clayton 6; Devin Barrett 5
Service points: Maddie Nichols 10; Court-ney Masinelli, Devin Barrett both with 6
Assists: Jenna Clayton 9; AnnaMarie Shearlock 9
Digs: Karissa Pesavento 20; Shelby Augus-tine 10; Maddie Nichols 7Staunton record: 13-15
HIGH SCHOOL vOLLEyBaLLCaRLINvILLE vS. SHELByvILLE
IHSa CLaSS 2a REGIONaL fINaLat LItCHfIELd
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Carlinville 19-25-25, Shelbyville 25-17-16Carlinville stats
Kills: Kathleen Kelly 13; Talesha Scott 11Service points: Alyssa DeSpain, Talesha
Scott both with 9; Kathleen Kelly 8Assists: Carley Kulenkamp 27; Talesha
Scott 2Blocks: Carley Kulenkamp, Kathleen Kelly
both with 2Carlinville record: 28-7Shelbyville record: 30-7
HIGH SCHOOL vOLLEyBaLLMt. OLIvE vS. BRuSSELS
IHSa CLaSS 1a REGIONaL SEMIfINaLTuesday, October 28, 2014
Mt. Olive 23-26-25, Brussels 25-24-20Staunton stats
Kills: Jill Niehaus 16; Brianna Henke 12Blocks: Brianna Henke 4Digs: Jill Niehaus 20; Brianna Henke 13Points: Alison knowles 20Assists: Zoe Murphy 15
Mt. Olive record: 17-10
HIGH SCHOOL vOLLEyBaLLGILLESPIE vS. StauNtON
IHSa CLaSS 2a REGIONaL fINaLat EaSt aLtON
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Gillespie 25-22-25, Staunton 20-25-19Staunton stats
Kills: Sarah Williams 8; Maddie Nichols 6; Devin Barrett 5; Jenna Clayton 5
Service points: Devin Barrett 8; Sarah Wil-liams 7; Jenna Clayton, Karissa Pesavento both with 4
Assists: AnnaMarie Shearlock 11; Jenna Clayton 9
Digs: Karissa Pesavento 18; Maddie Nich-ols 8; Devin Barrett 8; Courtney Masinelli 6; Shelby Augustine 5Staunton record: 13-16
CHS volleyballPlayer of the Week
T a l e s h a Scott, daughter of David and La’tesha, has been selected by Andy Glenn as the Player of the Week for Oct. 20. The La-dies played in one match this week against
Carrollton which was also Senior Night.
Scott has continually become a stronger in many areas of her game but especially in the area of attacking. She is now hitting harder and smarter each match. She is feared by many opponents as she approaches the net.
She plans to attend Lincoln Land Community College and play volleyball there after gradu-ation.
Her stats for the Carrollton match were as follows: nine ser-vice points and two aces, 11 kills out of 14 attempts, 12 serve re-ceives, one stuff block, one assist and one dig.
TaleshaScott
HIGH SCHOOL vOLLEyBaLLMt. OLIvE vS. CaLHOuN
IHSa CLaSS 1a REGIONaL fINaLThursday, October 30, 2014
Carrollton 25-25, Mt. Olive 19-21Mt. Olive stats
Kills: Jill Niehaus 12; Brianna Henke 7Blocks: Jill Niehaus 3Digs: Brianna Henke 8; Jill Niehaus 6; Ali-
son Knowles 5; Krystine Kernich 5Assists: Zoe Murphy 10; Amy Grandidier 5Points: Alison Knowles 6; Brianna Henke 7Aces: Amy Grandidier 2; Brianna Henke 2
Mt. Olive record: 17-11
CARLINVILLE COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOLSBoard of Education Meeting
Carlinville High School829 West Main Street, Carlinville, IL 62626
November 10, 2014Meeting Time 7:00 P.M.Regular Meeting Agenda
1. Roll Call and Pledge of Allegiance2. Unit # 1 Spotlight – CHS Activities3. Recognition of Visitors/Public Comment4. Approval of Routine Items
• Meeting Minutes, October 13, 2014 & November 7, 2014 • Bill List Number 4B, 5, 5A o Payroll List Numbers 6A & 6B• Treasurer’s Report• Cash Flow• Administrative Office Revolving Fund, Building Revolving Funds & Activity Funds• Disposal of verbatim records from April 2013
5. Communications/Reports/DiscussionA. CorrespondenceB. Committee Report (If Applicable)C. Discussion over a Resolution to Sell of Destroy Surplus MaterialsD. Report over the Snow Removal Bids for 2014-2015 School YearE. Report on Health/Life/Safety ProjectsF. Discussion over the Concept of a Finance Committee Recommen-dation for HVAC WorkG. Discussion over the Preliminary Tax Levy for 2014 (Collected in 2015)6. Executive Session-A. The appointment, employment, compensation, performance or dismissal of specific employees of the District or legal counsel for the District; including hearing testimony on a complaint lodged against an employee or against legal counsel for the District to de-termine its validity.B. Student disciplinary cases.C. Litigation, when an action against, affecting or on behalf of the particular District has been filed and is pending before a court or administrative tribunal, or when the District finds that an action is probable or imminent, in which case the basis for the finding shall be recorded and entered into closed session minutes7. ActionA. Employment and ResignationsB. Approval of a Resolution to Sell or Destroy Surplus MaterialsC. Approval of Snow Removal Bid for the 2014-2015 School YearD. Approval or Rejection of the Concept of a Finance Committee Recommendation over HVAC WorkE. Approval of a Resolution accepting the Preliminary Tax Levy to be placed on file for Adoption in December 2014F. Action on Student Discipline (If Required)Adjournment to the December 15, 2014 Board of Education Meet-ing to be held at the Carlinville High School, 829 West Main, Carlinville, Illinois at 5:45 P.M.
CARLINVILLE COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOLSBoard of Education Meeting
Carlinville High School829 West Main Street, Carlinville, IL 62626
November 7, 2014MEETING TIME 6:00 p.m.
Special Meeting of the Carlinville C.U.S.D. #1 Board of Education
Board of Education RetreatI. Roll CallII. Discussion over:
• Use of technology in instruction• Technology infrastructure• Professional development needs of employees• Long term planning options for the district
III. Executive Session• The appointment, employment, compensation, performance or
dismissal of specific employees of the District or legal counsel for the District; including hearing testimony on a complaint lodged against an employee or against legal counsel for the District to determine its validity.
• Litigation, when an action against, affecting or on behalf of the particular District has been filed and is pending before a court or administrative tribunal, or when the District finds that an action is probable or imminent, in which case the basis for the finding shall be recorded and entered into closed session minutes.
Adjournment to November 10, 2014 Board of Education Meeting to be held at Carlinville High School, 829 West Main Street, Carlinville, IL.
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High School Football Playoff Picks
Carlinville 41, Pleasant Plains 21Oct. 31/Nov. 1 results
Camp Point Central 21, Greenfield/Northwestern 8
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Last week: 3-0Overall: 53-15
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