Genoa-Kingston baseball, softball, girls soccer all win: Daily Chronicle sports roundup for Tuesday

Baseball

Genoa-Kingston 7, Oregon 2: At Genoa, Nathan Kleba had a pair of hits, including a double, and drove in three runs to lead G-K in a Big Northern Conference win over the Hawks. Jack Peterson had three hits, including a double and an RBI for the Cogs (7-17, 6-8 BNC).

Hinckley-Big Rock 15, Indian Creek 0 (4 inn.): At Hinckley, nine runners crossed the plate in the first inning, and that was all the Royals needed to take the Little Ten Conference contest. Martin Ledbetter drove in four runs to lead a 14-hit attack for Hinckley-Big Rock (13-7, 9-0). Josh Badal and Justin Wentzlaff also drove in two for the Royals.

Somonauk 13, Hiawatha 2 (5 inn.): At Somonauk, Zac Edwards doubled and drove in two runs as the Hawks fell in a Little Ten contest.

Softball

Genoa-Kingston 8, Oregon 4: At Oregon, the Cogs scored in every inning to take the BNC contest. Olivia Vasak doubled and drove in a pair of runs, and Kiearah Mitchell had two hits while striking out seven for G-K (15-8, 6-5).

Metea Valley 10, DeKalb 9 (9 inn): At Aurora, Ayla Baty-Gould doubled twice and drove in three runs to lead the Barbs offense in a DuPage Valley Conference victory. Hazel Montavon had three hits, and Emma Hart had three hits and drove in a pair of runs for DeKalb (4-16, 1-9).

Girls soccer

Kaneland 10, Rochelle 0: At Rochelle, Jade Schrader scored three goals as the Knights rolled in an Interstate 8 Conference contest. Hannah Boyer and Casey O’Brien each scored twice for Kaneland (11-5, 8-0).

Genoa-Kingston 2, Winnebago 1 (OT): At Genoa, only 2:30 into the extra session, Ally Poegel took a pass from Zoe Nieves and netted the game-winner for the Cogs. Jaquey Flores scored in the second half for G-K (11-6-2, 5-3 in the BNC.

Boys track and field

DuPec Boys Invite: At Pecatonica, Indian Creek took fifth in the team race with 70 points. North Boone won the eight-team invite.

Freshman Parker Murry won the high jump and triple jump titles to lead the Timberwolves. Ben Parnow finished second in discus.

Boys tennis

DeKalb 3, Harlem 2: At Machesney Park, Matthew Williams won at No. 1 singles to lead the Barbs to the nonconference victory. Ryan Lottes took No. 2 singles, and Jahan Islam and Marcos Zaylik won at No. 3 doubles as DeKalb improved to 9-4.