Scoreboard for Tuesday, August 31

Boys Soccer

At Veterans Park, Hannibal, Mo.

Quincy Notre Dame 4, Hannibal 1: The Raiders responded to allowing the tying goal midway through the first half by scoring three unanswered goals to win their third straight game. Jake Hoyt scored the go-ahead goal with two minutes remaining in the first half. Tanner Anderson scored on a penalty kick and Logan Zanger headed in a Cayge Hughes free kick to cap the scoring. Leo Cann scored QND’s first goal off a Ben Frericks assist.

“We were getting after them, but we were just missing 1-on-1s. We just didn’t finish them,” QND coach Greg Reis said. “Their keeper (Parker Terrill) did a nice job. He made some point-blank saves. We should have done a better job finishing. The second half we tidied things up.”

At Almquist Field, Rock Island, Ill.

Quincy High School 2, Rock Island 1: The Blue Devils and Rocks went to sudden-death penalty kicks to decide the Western Big 6 Conference opener with Evan Sohn converting for QHS and Blue Devils goalkeeper Grayson Cook making a save to cement the road victory. Trailing 1-0 at halftime, Spencer Jenkins scored an unassisted goal for QHS. 

Boen Brockmiller, Jenkins, Jackson Richmiller and Nolan Fleer all converted penalty kicks in the first round, leading to Sohn taking the winner. Cook finished with 10 saves overall.

Girls Volleyball

At Lady Suns Classic, Augusta, Ill.

Central d. Beardstown: The Panthers won 25-16, 25-15 as freshman Lauren Miller had six kills, senior Libby Ippensen had nine service points and three blocks, and senior Karlee Marlow had 12 assists and three aces.

Macomb sophomores d. Beardstown: The Bombers won 25-11, 25-10.

Unity d. Central: The Mustangs won 25-14, 25-18. Kyra Carothers led Unity with 10 kills, while Ashlynn Arnsman had eight service points and Taylor Nichols had 20 assists. Libby Ippensen had three kills and four blocks for the Panthers, while Karlee Marlow had 12 assists.

Unity d. Macomb sophomores: The Mustangs won 25-20, 25-18. Kyra Carothers finished with nine kills and Kylie Barry had seven kills, while Taylor Nichols had 26 assists for Unity.

Boys Cross County

At Empire Park, Hampton, Ill.

Moline Invitational: Quincy High School won the five-team event with three runners in the top six, resulting in 38 points. Riverdale was second with 42 points, followed by Moline (59), United Township (86) and Rock Island (119). Blue Devils senior Fiker Rosen was second individually in 16 minutes, 18.6 seconds. Senior Ayden Triplett was fifth in 16:55.3 and junior Eric McClelland was sixth in 17:06.2. 

At Community Park, Jacksonville, Ill.

Jacksonville Triangular: Liberty’s Cannen Wolf ran away from the field, but Jacksonville’s depth led to the team title. The Crimsons had 27 points, followed by the Eagles with 34 and Springfield Southeast with 74. Wolf won the individual title in 16 minutes, 28.19 seconds. Liberty’s Devon Funk was second in 18:09.29.

Girls Cross County

At Empire Park, Hampton, Ill.

Moline Invitational: Quincy High School won the four-team event with 40 points, placing three runners in the top seven. Moline finished with 49 points, Rock Island scored 54 and United Township had 74. Senior Anna Schuering led the Blue Devils with a second-place finish in 19 minutes, 27.8 seconds. Sophomore Olivia Schuering was sixth (21:43.0) and Amick McClelland was seventh (22:04.3).

At Community Park, Jacksonville, Ill.

Jacksonville Triangular: Jacksonville was the only team with enough runners for a team score. Liberty sophomore Arianna Neisen was third individually in 22:17.36.

Boys Golf

At Westview Golf Course

QND Quadrangular: Quincy Notre Dame shoots a 167 to beat Illini West (171), Pittsfield (185) and Central (209). The Raiders’ Colin Larson and Cole Willer were co-medalists at 41.

Girls Tennis

At Palmyra, Mo.

Palmyra 9, Moberly 0: The Panthers dominated their season-opening dual with Molly Gottman, Jaynee Durst and Abbey Mann each winning their singles match 8-1. Durst teamed with Jeorgia O’Brien to win their doubles match 8-1.

Women’s Soccer

At St. Vincent’s Athletic Complex, Davenport, Iowa

St. Ambrose 1, Culver-Stockton College 0

Men’s Soccer

At St. Vincent’s Athletic Complex, Davenport, Iowa

St. Ambrose 3, Culver-Stockton College 0

Women’s Volleyball

At Anderson Arena, Fulton, Mo.

Williams Woods d. Culver-Stockton College: The Owls won 26-24, 25-18, 23-25, 22-25, 15-7 as the Wildcats’ comeback ran out of gas in the fifth set. Madison McClain had 15 kills and 13 digs for C-SC, while Maddy Logan had 21 assists.