By: Jerry Lindsey, Assistant Editor. The Morrison Mustangs needed only four innings to top the Ashton Franklin Center Raiders by the ten-run rule, on Thursday, May 8, 2025. A nine-run opening inning was all the Mustangs needed, to gallop by the hometown Raiders behind the four-hit pitching of starter Carson
By Jerry Lindsey, Assistant Editor. Ten Fillies recorded hits with Eva Duncan, Elle Milnes, and Allie Anderson recording three each. The 20-hit attack plated 19 runs, as the Fillies shut out the hosting Ashton-Franklin Grove Raiders. Ava Duncan recorded the win, by allowing only two hits over the four-inning
By Jerry Lindsey, Assistant Editor. Bella Duncan struck out every batter that came to the plate for Ashton-Franklin Center, in a four-inning game shortened by the ten-run rule. While mastering the Raiders on the mound, she also drove in three runs. The offense was led by Allie Anderson’s four
By Jerry Lindsey, Assistant Editor -May 6 The Morrison Mustangs needed runs in the seventh to pull out a victory, against the visiting Raiders from Ashton-Franklin Grove, on Tuesday, May 6, 2025. Trailing the entire game, the Mustangs rallied with two seventh inning runs to send the Raiders home
By Jerry Lindsey, Assistant Editor. Ava Duncan scattered 11 hits, but allowed only one run in topping Annawan, on Monday, May 5, 2025, by a 13 to 1 score. Five Fillies (Bella Duncan, Bella Scachette, Allie Duncan, Elle Milnes, Madi Armitage) each had two hits to support the Fillie
by Jerry Lindsey, Assistant Editor Koltin Swain’s three RBIs was all Mustang starter Carson White needed to top the host Annawan Braves. Swain, Tyler Peters and Kamden White each recorded multiple hits to lead the Mustang offense and record a 3 – 0 victory. 1 2 3 4 5 6
by Jerry Lindsey, Assistant Editor Allie Anderson, Eva Duncan, Bella Duncan, and Madi Armitage each recorded multi-hit games to support the seventeen strikeout pitching of Bella Duncan to lead the Fillies to a 7 -4 win over visiting East Dubuque. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R H
By Jerry Lindsey, Assistant Editor. The Morrison Mustangs needed six runs in the seventh inning to overtake the Milledgevillle Missiles by a 10-7 score. A. Meinsma led the Mustang offense with three hits, and was assisted by K. White’s three RBIs. K. Swaim earned the victory with three innings
By Jerry Lindsey, Assistant Editor. The Morrison Fillies, behind the four-hit pitching of Bella Duncan, topped the Milledgeville Lady Missiles by a 4-0 score. While Duncan was striking out 19 Missiles, Duncan and K. Wolber led the Fillie offense with two hits apiece. 1 2 3 4 5 6
By Jerry Lindsey, Assistant Editor. Strong winds added many challenges for the Fillies and Warhawks, as they met in Morrison, IL, on Monday, April 28, 2025. The Warren/Stockton Warhawks scored early and silenced the Fillie bats until the sixth inning. The Fillie sixth inning rally was headed by RBI
By Jerry Lindsey, Assistant Editor. The Morrison City Council convened on Monday, April 28, 2025, with all members present and a short Agenda, that took only 21 minutes to complete. The Consent Agenda was approved after challenges by Councilman Zuidema, questioning the quality of work on the painting of
By Jerry Lindsey, Assistant Editor Mustang pitching only allowed the Eastland Cougars five hits and two earned runs, but the defense committed four costly errors that scored four unearned runs and allowed the Cougars to top the Mustangs by a 6 to 1 score. April 24 1 2 3
By Jerry Lindsey, Assistant Editor The rain threat didn’t slow the Morrison Mustangs as they topped the Eastland Cougars by a score of 8 to 2 on Tuesday, April 22 at the Morrison Sports Complex. A big seven run fifth inning aided the win as starter A. Meinsma earned the
By Jerry Lindsey, Assistant Editor The Morrison Fillies shutout the visiting Eastland Cougars behind the no-hit pitching of Bella Duncan. Duncan faced only nineteen batters in the six-inning game striking out eighteen and walking one to record a Filly 10-0 victory. The Filly offense was led by E.
by Jerry Lindsey, Assistant Editor The skies were grey, the winds blowing, but the excitement of gathering Easter Eggs by the youth wasn’t lessened. The numbers began to form around 1:30 p.m. in anticipation of the Easter Egg Hunt scheduled for 2:00 p.m. at Resthave Nursing home in Morrison