Heilman and Siegfried typically jockey for the top score for the North Stars, who also had scores from Aiden Rockwood (86), Keshav Gupta (87) and Jackson Spring (92). Batavia senior Gavin Newkirk (74) rounded out the top five individuals. North Stars senior Mason Siegfried (73) took fourth. Geneva senior Austin Frick (73) placed third. Charles East (319), Wheaton Warrenville South (321) and Wheaton North (324) rounded out the top five team scores. Geneva (314), with a four-shot win, captured its third consecutive conference title. “After hit his, I’m like, ‘wow, that’s impressive.’ I gave him a handshake up there and good shot.” (Sandy Bressner – for his part, was “feeling confident” about his first swing during his first-ever playoff. Charles North’s Clay Heilman tees off on the third hole during the DuKane Conference Boys Golf Tournament at Bartlett Hills Golf Club on Tuesday, Sept. Everyone is jumping around and running up to me.

“I definitely was very nervous over the putt, but once I made it, it was kind of surreal. I didn’t hit it the best, but it actually worked out. Obviously, I was shaking and sweating and a little nervous. “I was just trying to replicate the same swing I made before. “The last time I played that hole, I hit it about where hit it,” Gilligan said. Heilman’s putt attempt lipped in and out of the hole seconds before Gilligan’s shot. Gilligan, in his first varsity playoff, sank the putt on his second swing to prevail. Heilman, who led off the playoff, was about six feet or so behind Gilligan.

The playoff determined medalist honors for the DuKane Conference meet hosted Sept. Gilligan, a Wheaton Warrenville South sophomore, was moments removed from being mere feet from acing his tee shot in a playoff round against St. Sports Betting Guide (Opens in new window)īARTLETT – Charlie Gilligan shuffled his feet up and down twice, shook his hands out and regripped his club before the crucial putt.Friday Night Drive podcast (Opens in new window).Charles North High School football (Opens in new window) Charles East High School football (Opens in new window) Kaneland High School football (Opens in new window).Geneva High School football (Opens in new window).Burlington Central High School football (Opens in new window).Batavia High School football (Opens in new window).Charles North High School sports (Opens in new window) Charles East High School sports (Opens in new window) Kaneland High School sports (Opens in new window).Geneva High School sports (Opens in new window).Burlington Central High School sports (Opens in new window).Batavia High School sports (Opens in new window).We're just excited to get back downstate. 'This was our goal from Day 1, to get downstate for the second year in a row,' Rocco said. 'We kind of cruised those first three or four games, so to speak. 'It's good to be challenged,' Rocco said. Coach Anthony Rocco said Monday's win was a good test heading to state. Only five of the Sequoits' games since April 21 have been decided by three runs or fewer. The loss closes the book on Sycamore's postseason run, the program's longest since winning the state title in 2019.Įchevarria had two hits and scored twice for Antioch, Brecht had three RBIs and two hits and Jazzy Fisher had a pair of singles.Īntioch won their first four playoff games by a combined 44-1. Wilkerson would keep the Sequoit bats at bay. Lantz followed with a popup that scored Durst for a 2-1 Sycamore lead.

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