Daily Chronicle sports roundup for Tuesday, September 5

Girls volleyball

Genoa-Kingston 2, Montini 0: At Genoa, the Cogs won 25-14, 25-15 during nonconference action Tuesday.

Alayna Pierce had 11 digs and 13 kills, Alivia Keegan had six digs, 12 assists and 11 kills, Hannah Langton had 11 digs and Mia Wise had six digs, seven assists and two kills.

Indian Creek 2, Amboy 0: At Amboy, the Timberwolves picked up a nonconference victory.

Ellie Bend had three kills, two digs and an ace, Allie Peterson had five kills, two aces and two blocks, Izzy Turner had three kills, two digs and four assists, Lenna Hulthen had six digs and five assists and Alana Morgan had five digs and three aces.

Hinckley-Big Rock 2, IMSA 0: At Hinckley, the hosts swept in Little Ten Conference action 25-12, 25-23.

The Royals were led by Anna Herrmann with 17 assists and Brynn Gabel with eight kills.

Sycamore 2, Morris 0: At Sycamore, the hosts won 27-25, 25-18 in Interstate 8 Conference play.

Girls tennis

Sycamore 4, La Salle-Peru 1: At La Salle, the Spartans swept at singles to win in Interstate 8 Conference action.

JeAnny Ni (No. 1) won in three, 6-4, 6-7, 10-4 and Jordyn Tilstra (No. 2) won 6-1, 6-1. At doubles, Madyson Block and Jettz Weaver won 6-3, 6-2 and Kate Elsner and Lizzie McConkie (No. 3) won 6-1, 6-3.

Girls golf

Hinckley-Big Rock 220, Plano 234: At Shabbona, Lily Day led the way with a 49 and medaled, and the Royals won in nonconference action.

Other top scorers were Evelyn Lauer, who shot a 52, and Lilliana Martinez, who shot a 57. McKenna Bark added a 62 to secure the victory.

Rockford Lutheran 194, Genoa-Kingston 202: At Swan Hills Golf Course, the Cogs fell just short of a Big Northern Conference victory.

Aleia Lauer medaled with a 43, Emma Rhoads shot a 51, Mikayla Bass shot a 53 and Ava Smith shot a 55 for G-K.

Boys golf

Rockford Lutheran 148, Genoa-Kingston 172: At Swan Hills Golf Course, the Cogs fell in Big Northern Conference action.

Landen Ritchie shot a 39, Colton McDowell shot a 43, and John Krueger and Ethan Egler both shot 45s for G-K.