GOLF

St. Anthony girls win triangular

Morgan Schuette fired a 2-over par 37 Tuesday afternoon, helping the St. Anthony Lady Bulldogs win a triangular golf match at Vandalia Country Club.

St. Anthony finished with a 156 total, followed by Shelbyville at 209 and Vandalia at 231.

For the Lady Bulldogs, Nina Hakman finished with a 38, Macy Ludwig 40 and Ellie Wegman, Lauren Schwing and Reagan Westendorf each shot 41.

Lady Hearts beat Mt. Zion

Ava Boehm claimed medalist honors Tuesday, leading the Effingham Lady Hearts to victory over Mt. Zion at Effingham Country Club.

Boehm shot a 40, helping EHS finished with a 199 team total. Mt. Zion shot 207.

For the Lady Hearts, Anna Sigg finished with a 47, Marah Kirk 55 and Annie Frost 57 to complete the team score. Ella Niebrugge (57) and Anna Hirtzel (59) also competed.

Teutopolis boys post win on tie-breaker

The Teutopolis-Robinson golf match couldn’t have been any closer.

When the two teams added up their top four scores Tuesday afternoon, the Shoes and Maroons were tied at 197. But when the fifth score was used as the tie-breaker, THS came out on top. In the tie-breaker, T-Town won 53-57.

Gabe Schlink led the Shoes with a 47 and tied for medalist honors. Hayden Jansen shot 48, Andy Niebrugge 49 and Zac Niebrugge and Ethan Thoele both finished with a 53.

Bulldogs second in quadrangular match

Vandalia proved once again why it has one of the top boys golf teams in the area.

The Vandals had five players shoot sub-40 rounds Tuesday afternoon, en route to a first place finish in the four-team event. Vandalia finished with a 144 total. St. Anthony was runner-up at 163, followed by Meridian at 200 and Shelbyville at 213.

Vandalia’s Riley Buckman was the medalist with a 34, while teammate Connor McCall shot 35

For St. Anthony, Thomas Chojnicki led the way with a 36, while Jonathan Willenborg fired a 38, Lane Ludwig 44 and Michael Martelli 45. Charlie Wegman (45), Grant Nuxoll (47) and Aidan Tegeler (49) also competed.

Effingham falls to Charleston in dual

The Effingham Hearts hosted Charleston Tuesday afternoon, but dropped a 170-180 decision at Effingham Country Club.

For EHS, Ryker Schneider shot 44, Preston Latch and Ethan Ritz 45 and Nick Burgess 46 to complete the team score. Max Woelfer (48), Coly Haynes (55), David Splechter (55) and Jack Blickem (55) also competed.

TENNIS

St. Anthony tops Effingham

The two Effingham schools got together for a girls tennis match Tuesday and the Lady Bulldogs prevailed by a score of 8-1.

St. Anthony won all six singles matches and two of the three doubles matches to claim the victory.

Here are the results:

No. 1 Singles – Allison Kowalke (SA) defeated Riley Arend (E), 6-2,6-1; No. 2 Singles – Emily Kowalke (SA) defeated Eden Wendling (E), 6-1, 6-2; No. 3 Singles – Caroline McDevitt (SA) defeated Lydia Kull (E), 6-0, 7-5; No. 4 Singles – Ali Adams (SA) defeated Aila Woomer (E), 6-1, 6-3; No. 5 Singles – Laura Schmidt (SA) defeated Gracie Kroenlein (E), 6-0, 6-1; No. 6 Singles – Peyton Sehy (SA) defeated Madison Mapes (E), 6-1, 6-4; No. 1 Doubles – A. Kowalke/McDevitt (SA) defeated Wendling/Kull (E), 6-2, 7-5; No. 2 Doubles – Arend/Mapes (E) defeated Sehy/Grace Karolewicz (SA), 6-3, 6-4; No. 3 Doubles – E. Kowalke/Adams (SA) defeated Woomer/Kroenlein (E), 6-3, 6-4.

Lady Shoes narrowly beat Olney

The Teutopolis girls tennis team received a tough challenge Tuesday, but came away with a 5-4 victory over Olney.

The two teams split the six singles matches, but the Lady Shoes won two of the three matches to secure the win.

Here are the THS results:

No. 1 Singles – Macy Probst won 6-2, 6-3; No. 2 Singles – Grace Hoene won 6-4, 6-4; No. 3 Singles – Isabelle Hemmen won 6-4, 2-6, 6-1; No. 4 Singles – Carley Habing lost 6-7, 1-6; No. 5 Singles – Kenna Koester lost 0-6, 1-6; No. 6 Singles – Lexi Will lost 6-4, 5-7, 1-6; No. 1 Doubles – Probst/I. Hemmen won 6-4, 6-2; No. 2 Doubles – Koester/Will lost 4-6, 4-6; No. 3 Doubles – Hoene/Olivia Hemmen won 6-1, 6-2.

GOLF

St. Anthony boys, girls win triangular

Thomas Chojnicki really went low Wednesday afternoon.

The St. Anthony golfer turned in sparkling nine-hole round of 34, leading the Bulldogs to a victory over Altamont and Effingham at Effingham County Club.

The Lady Bulldogs followed suit, also posting wins over the Lady Indians and Lady Hearts.

Jonathan Willenborg also had a sub-40 round, finishing with a 39, helping SAHS to a 156 team total. The Hearts were second at 169 and Indians finished at 177.

Charlie Wegman shot a 40 and Michael Martelli a 43 to complete the Bulldogs scoring. Lane Ludwig (45), Aidan Tegeler (48) and Grant Nuxoll (53) also competed.

For Effingham, Max Woelfer shot 41, followed by Preston Latch at 42 and Nick Burgess and Ryker Schneider both at 43. Colby Haynes (44), David Splechter (48) and Ethan Ritz (50) also played for EHS.

Altamont’s Tyler Stonecipher also turned in a strong round, finishing with a 35. Kevin Hall shot 42, Avery Jarhaus 48 and Tyler Stuckemeyer 52 to round out the team score.

In the girls match, Ellie Wegman shot a 41 to lead the Lady Bulldogs, who finished with a 168 total. The Lady Hearts had 194 and Altamont 219. Macy Ludwig, Reagan Westendorf and Lauren Schwing all shot 43. Nina Hakman (47) also played.

Effingham’s Ava Boehm shared medalist honors with Wegman, also finishing with a 41. Anna Sigg shot 46, Annie Frost 53 and Anna Hirtzel 54 to complete the team score. Marah Kirk (58) and Ella Niebrugge (62) also competed.

For Altamont, Isabella Hosick shot 48, Kimberly Brummer 54, Madison Splechter 57 and Megan Williams 60.

GOLF

St. Anthony hosts match play event

Vandalia won seven of its eight matches Monday afternoon, en route to finishing first in the St. Anthony Match Play Event, played at Effingham Country Club.

The format included four singles matches and four best ball matches.

The Vandals finished with 7½ points in the eight-team event. Mattoon was runner-up with 6½ points, followed by Charleston at 5½, St. Anthony 5, Oblong 3½, Paris 3, Teutopolis 1 and Effingham 0.

Here are the St. Anthony, Teutopolis and Effingham results:

Match 1 – Colton Romine (M) defeated Nick Burgess (E), 5&4; Match 2 – Thomas Chojnicki (SA) defeated Grant Kidwell (O), 3&1; March 4 – Luke Bradley (P) defeated Andy Niebrugge (T), 3&1; Match 5 – Jonathan Willenborg (SA) defeated Colby Haynes (E), 5&3; Match 8 – Conner McCall (V) defeated Hayden Jansen (T), 5&3; Match 9 – Jackson Becker/Josh Will (C) and Lane Ludwig/Aidan Tegeler (SA), finished all square; Match 10 – Riley Ruckman/Jacob Schaal (V) defeated Ryker Schneider/Ethan Ritz (E), 3&2; Match 11 – Meade Johnson/James Schamdin (M) defeated Gabe Schlink/Bennett Thompson (T), 5&3; Match 13 – Poarker Underwood/Drake Bartos (P) defeated Preston Latch/Max Woelfer (E), 1 up; Match 15 – Michael Martelli (SA) defeated Zac Niebrugge/Ethan Thoele (T), 3&2

Match 17 – Thomas Chojnicki (SA) and Colton Romine (M) finished all square; Match 18 – Grant Kidwell (O) defeated Nick Burgess (E), 5&4; Match 19 – Pierson Smith (C) defeated Andy Niebrugge (T), 4&2; Match 21 – Jonathan Willenborg (SA) defeated reese Wagoner (P), 2 up; Match 22 – Preston Phillips (C) defeated Colby Haynes (E), 4&2; Match 24 – Jake Smothers (O) defeated Hayden Jansen (T), 4&3; Match 25 – Riley Ruckman/Jacob Schaal (V) defeated Lane Ludwig/Aidan Tegeler (SA), 4&2; Match 26 – Jackson Becker/Josh Will (C) defeated Ryker Schnieder/Ethan Ritz (E), 2 up; Match 28 – Jon Littlejohn/Braden Thompson (O) defeated Gabe Schlink/Bennett Thompson (T), 4&3; Match 29 – Blaine Powers/Evan Diedrich (M) defeated Preston Latch/Max Woefler (E), 3&2; Match 31 – Zac Niebrugge/Ethan Thoele (T) defeated Hayden Johnson/Joe Pugh (O), 1 up; Match 32 – Dylan Halford/Jonah Beesley (V) defeated Michael Martelli/Charlie Wegman (SA), 2&1

TENNIS

Another tennis match and another Teutopolis win.

The Lady Shoes traveled to Mattoon Monday afternoon and came home with an 8-1 victory.

No. 1 Singles – Macy Probst won 7-5, 6-3; No. 2 Singles – Grace Hoene (T) won 4-6, 6-4, 10-7; No. 3 Singles – Isabelle Hemmen won 6-1, 6-1; No. 4 Singles – Carley Habing won 6-4, 6-3; No. 5 Singles – Kenna Koester was defeated 4-6, 4-6; No. 6 Singles – Lexi Will won 6-0, 7-5; No. 1 Doubles – Probst/I. Hemmen won 7-5, 6-4; No., 2 Doubles – Koester/Will won 6-4, 6-3; No. 3 Doublesw – Hoene/Olivia Hemmen won 6-4, 6-2.

GOLF

Bulldogs, Hearts play in triangular

The St. Anthony and Effingham boys golf teams traveled to the Mattoon Country Club Friday to compete in a triangular meet.

The host Green Wave posted a two-stroke victory over the Bulldogs. Mattoon finished with a 163 total, while SAHS was close behind at 165. Effingham was third with a 194 total.

Mattoon’s Blaine Powers was the medalist, shooting a nine-hole total of 39.

For St. Anthony, Thomas Chojnicki led the way with a 40, while Jonathan Willenborg and Lane Ludwig both shot 41 and Charlie Wegman 43 to round out the team scoring. Michael Martelli (49), Aidan Tegeler (50) and Grant Nuxoll (51) also competed.

Ryker Schneider had the best round for EHS, shooting 45. Max Woelfer finished with a 47, Ethan Ritz 50 and Preston Latch 52 to compete the team score. Nick Burgess (53) and Coby Haines (54) also competed.

TENNIS

St Anthony girls top Effingham

The St. Anthony Lady Bulldogs faced cross-town rival Effingham Friday afternoon and posted a 7-2 victory in tennis.

St. Anthony won five of the singles matches and two of the doubles matches to post the win,

Here are the results:

No. 1 Singles – Allison Kowalke (SA) defeated Riley Arend (E), 6-0, 6-2; No. 2 Singles – Emily Kowalke (SA) defeated Eden Wendling (E), 6-3, 6-2; No. 3 Singles – Caroline McDevitt (SA) defeated Lydia Kull (E), 6-4, 6-7, 11-9; No. 4 Singles – Ali Adams (SA) defeated Aila Woomer (E), 6-2, 6-1; No. 5 Singles – Laura Schmidt (SA) defeated Gracie Kroenlein (E), 6-3, 6-2; No. 6 Singles – Madison Mapes (E) defeated Peyton Sehy (SA), 6-1, 3-6, 10-5; No. 1 Doubles – A. Kowalke/McDevitt (SA) defeated Wendling/Kull (E), 6-0, 6-0; No. 2 Doubles – Arend/Mapes (E) defeated Sehy/Gracie Karolewicz (SA) 6-3, 6-3; No. 3 Doubles – Elizabeth Kabbes/Madelyn Brown (SA) defeated Woomer/Kroenlein (E), 7-5, 6-1.