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Johnsburg d. Plano 27-29, 25-17, 25-9: At Plano, the Skyhawks<\/a> rallied to win the Kishwaukee River Conference opener, as Adelaide Bruns racked up 22 assists, three aces, five digs and two blocks. Emerson Payne-Brennan had five blocks and six kills, Alexis Sweetwood totaled seven kills and two blocks, Emily Loud served four aces, and Emma Niemi had nine digs.<\/p>\n Marengo d. Harvard 25-13, 25-19: At Marengo, the Indians<\/a> won the KRC opener over the Hornets.<\/p>\n Harvard<\/a> was led by Evelyn Powles (two kills, one ace, one block), Sophia Saucedo (one kill, two blocks), Madison McDonough (two aces, one assist, nine digs) and Makala Wanland (one kill, one ace).<\/p>\n Richmond-Burton d. Sandwich 25-16, 25-14: At Sandwich, Dani Hopp had 10 kills and eight digs, Helaina Thibadeau added seven kills and one block, and the Rockets<\/a> opened KRC action win against the Indians. R-B (4-0) also received contributions from Mia Furlan (four kills), Josie Franckowiak (19 assists, seven digs, two aces), Lanee Cooley (eight digs, four aces), Malorie Komar (two aces, two digs), Addy Woods (three digs) and Blakely Sterbenz (two aces).<\/p>\n Boys golf<\/p>\n Antioch Quad: At Spring Valley in Salem Lakes, Wisconsin, the host Sequoits (152) won followed by Johnsburg (167), Woodstock North<\/a> (173) and Richmond-Burton (183). The Skyhawks were led by Frederic Eckardt 39 and Jacob Smith\u2019s 40. R-B\u2019s Luke Loring shot a 43, and Caleb Weir had the low score for North with a 41.<\/p>\n Girls golf<\/p>\n Crystal Lake Central co-op 161, Jacobs 181: At RedTail in Lakewood, Giuliana Dickson fired a 36 on the front nine to lead Crystal Lake Central<\/a>\u2019s co-op. The winners also counted Grace Nelson\u2019s 41, Ryleigh Mazzacano\u2019s 42 and Lennix Hafner\u2019s 42.<\/p>\n Jacobs was led by Natalie Zimmerman\u2019s 40 and Bianca Ramirez\u2019s 41.<\/p>\n Waterford 196, Johnsburg 208: At Grand Geneva in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, the Skyhawks suffered their first loss of the season in a nonconference match. Addison Sweetwood was co-medalist, shooting a 44 on the Highlands\u2019 front-par 36. Rose Rossman and Charlotte Cantrell each had a 54 for Johnsburg (4-1), and Stori Hurckes carded a 56.<\/p>\n Flag football<\/p>\n St. Charles North 48, Jacobs 6: At Algonquin, the Golden Eagles<\/a> suffered their first loss of the season to fall to 3-1, while the North Stars improved to 4-0 in the nonconference game.<\/p>\n