Record Newspapers sports roundup for Thursday, Dec. 8: Yorkville wrestling tops West Aurora

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WRESTLING

Yorkville 46, West Aurora 22

The Foxes improved to 7-1 overall, 2-0 in conference dual meets. Yorkville winners included Logan Fenoglio, Dominic Recchia, Jack Ferguson, Dominick Coronado Ryder Janeczko, Look Zook, Colten Stevens, Brody Williams and Hunter Janeczko.

Plainfield 35, Oswego 25

Ethan Sam’s pin of Matthew Schofield at 285 pounds clinched the dual meet win for Plainfield North. For Oswego (3-3, 1-1) Brayden Swanson (126) won by decision, Colin O’Grady (152) by major decision, Joseph Griffin (160) by decision, Evan Steinbrecher (170) by decision and Cruz Ibarra (195) by pin.

Rochelle 47, Plano 30

Plano 42, Woodstock 32

Wins for the Reapers against Rochelle was Norbert Gajda at 138 pounds, Gio DIaz (160), Richie Amamkiri (195), Eliyas Peray (220) and Alex Diaz (285).

Winners against Woodstock were Shane Downs (106), Marcos Garcia (120), Norbert Gajda (138), Caiden Ronning (152), Gio Diaz (160), Richie Amakiri (195), Eliyas Peray (220) and Alex Diaz (285).

Sycamore 48, Sandwich 24

Sandwich 47, Oswego East 21

BOYS BASKETBALL

Yorkville Christian 72, Universal 69

David Douglas Jr. scored 37 points to lead Yorkville Christian (2-5). Abram Fields added 10, Brady Sovern nine and Zach Marini nine.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Yorkville 50, Minooka 46

Alex Stewart scored 19 points and Kenzie Sweeney added 12 for the Foxes (4-4, 2-2), who won their second straight game this week. Yorkville led 24-16 at the half, extended that lead to double digits and then held off a late Minooka comeback.

Plano 51, Harvard 22

Makayla Walls scored 15 points, Ryssa Woodhouse 14 and Josie Larson 11 for Plano (6-3).

Parkview Christian 51, Chesterton Academy 18

Rochelle 52, Sandwich 34 (Wednesday’s result)

Sophomore Hannah Treptow led the Indians (2-8, 0-2) with 10 points.

BOYS BOWLING

Oswego East 2749, Plainfield East 2230

The Wolves delivered a pair of 10-0 results at Bowlero Romeoville versus Plainfield East. Four varsity bowlers picked up six conference points led by Rob Vieira with a 611. Juny Almeida picked up five points behind a 566 effort. Nick Panozzo’s 544 was good for four points and Tyler Meixensperger’s 541 was good for3 points.