Here are this week’s candidates for the Trinity Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Taylorville Prime Time Performer.
This is a special (super-sectional) edition. We will have STATE edition next week, that will include girls state track performances from last weekend.
You can vote once every 12 hours until the polls close on Friday at 5 p.m.
The winner will receive a $20 gift card to Dublin Pub.
Gigi Yurevich (Glenwood Girls Soccer) Unfortunately the Titans season come to an end on Monday in the super sectionals but that doesn’t take anything away from the incredible season they had. Yerevich was a big part of that in the net as the Titans only gave up five goals all season.
Griffin Burk (Springfield High Baseball) The Senators are state bound and this sophomore has be hot at the plate the past few games. In the sectional championship he racked up seven RBIs with a single, two-run home run and a grand slam. In the super sectional game on Monday he got Springfield on the board with a three RBI double in the top of the first.
Brock Richards (Maroa Forsyth Track and Field) The Trojans picked up a sectional championship last week Richards qualified individually in two events. He finished first in the 3200 with a time of 10:56.74 and second in the 1600 (4:42.72).
Chase Adams (U-High Baseball) The Pioneers continue to roll as they punched a ticket to state on Monday. Adams has been a big contributor the past week. He had a hit and RBI in the regional championship then combined for 4 hits and 4 RBIs in the sectional semifinal and championship. He also had a RBI in the super sectional. On the mound he pitched 4 2/3 innings in the sectional championship allowing no hits or walks and striking out six
Terin Teeter (Glenwood Softball) Teeter got it done both offensively and defensively against Rochester in the sectional championship. She had 9 strikeouts in a complete game giving up just two earned runs. At the plate she finished with two RBIs on a single and a solo homer.
Jackson Fricke (Mt Pulaski Baseball) The Hilltoppers are heading to state for the first time in school history. During sectionals and the super sectional Fricke has batted in six runs and racked up seven hits. Four of those hits came in the sectional semifinal while three more came in the super sectional.
Jack Pearce (Pleasant Plains Track and Field) Pearce qualified for four events in sectionals as the Cardinals picked up a team title. He finished first with a personal record in the 100m (11.33) and second in the 400m (51.00). He also picked up a first place finish as a part of the 4×100 team (44.01) and another second on the 4×400 team (3:36.77).
Dylan Dickerson (SHG Baseball) The Cyclones make a fourth team in the Channel1450 coverage area that is state bound. SHG has been on a roll this past week out scoring their opponents 31-6 in four games and posting two shutouts including a no-hitter against Pana. A good pitching staff needs a great catcher and Dickerson has been just that for the Cyclones during this run and all season.
Kelsey Bruno (Tri-City Softball) The Tornadoes picked up a win over SHG in the sectional championship on Thursday. The senior pitcher gave up just one earned run in the game allowing three hits and striking out five. She also contributed at the plate with two RBIs.
Eli Curtis (Glenwood Baseball) The Titans had a barn burner of a game on Friday night with Springfield in a sectional championship. The Titans were down four runs to start the top of the seventh and Curtis had the game tying RBI to force extra innings. He finished with three hits and two RBIs.
