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Lady Trojans win on Senior Night

The Triopia-Meredosia-Virginia Lady Trojans honored lone senior Lilly Pate prior to last Monday’s game then sent her off in style with a 31 to 22 win over Pleasant Hill.  Triopia jumped out to a 12 to 2 lead after one quarter but failed to score in the second as the Wolves cut the deficit to 12 to 6. A six all third period made it 18 to 12 going into the last quarter and the Trojans held on for the victory hitting 11 out of 12 free throws on the evening. Lucie Dion and Addison Rohn each had eight points for Triopia. Mylee Tracy added six, Pate had five and Gabby Myers knocked down four.

Courthouse News

Courthouse News

Information as recorded at the Cass County Courthouse, Virginia, IL. Marriages: NONE Divorces: Jeffrey Miles, from Marilyn Sue Miles. Property Transfers: Neal and Dianna Hart,

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Preschool Developmental Screening in Virginia

Virginia Elementary School will hold a Preschool Developmental Screening from 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.on Thursday, March 7 at the Virginia Elementary School, 651 S. Morgan Street. This screening will be done by appointments only.

Members of the Triopia Tournament All Tournament Team (L/R): from Griggsville-Perry: Wyatt Lipcaman, Michael Myers, Lane Lipcaman. From Triopia: K.J. Beck and Caleb Carpenter. From Carrollton: Konnor Campbell. From Beardstown: Isaac Brockschmidt and Elizah Thomas.

Trojans win twice at Tourney

The Triopia-Meredosia-Virginia varsity basketball team went 2-2 to bring home fifth place in their own tournament last week.  The Trojans lost to Beardstown, beat South Fulton then lost to Carrollton in pool play before taking out Rushville-Industry in the fifth-place crossover game.

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Junior High Basketball action – B’town, Triopia & Virginia results

With the junior high boys’ basketball season well into postseason play, only a couple of local teams remain in the mix while a couple of squads bowed out last week. 

The Beardstown eighth grade team finished off their season in the first round of the Pittsfield Regional with a 46 to 9 loss to top seeded Athens. The Warriors bolted to a 19 to 0 first quarter lead in the easy win.  It was 28 to 2 at the half and 31 to 9 after three quarters.  Brandon Figueroa had six points, Carter Ross scored two and Erick Mejia notched one in the season ending loss for the Tigers.

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Lady Trojans sustain two losses

The letters S and F spelled bad news last week for the Triopia-Meredosia-Virginia girls basketball team as the Trojans lost to South Fulton and South Fork to fall to 11-12 on the year.

 The week started with a disappointing 54 to 48 loss to a 5-19 South Fulton team at home.  The Rebels led all the way, but the second quarter was the difference in the game.  It was 15 to 13 in favor of South Fulton after one quarter which they expanded to a 37 to 23 lead at the half. The Lady Trojans cut the deficit to 48 to 37 after three quarters and fought hard in the fourth but fell just a little short. One high note for Triopia was nine players getting on the scoreboard. Mylee Tracy led the way with eleven.  Ava Petefish had nine, Gabby Myers had seven, Addison Rohn had six, Lucie Dion had five, Eve Crawford had four and Raye Greenstreet and Lilly Pate each had two.

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Lady Trojans lose two

The Lady Trojans of Triopia-Meredosia-Virginia lost both games last week, including a conference game to fall to 1-4 in the WIVC and 11-10 overall on the season.  In a strange twist of the schedule, the Lady Trojans faced the same two teams last week that they had played the week before in the North Greene Tournament, losing to Hardin Calhoun and home and falling to South County on the road.  

Trojans swat Hornets

The Triopia-Meredosia-Virginia boys basketball team split a pair of Western Illinois Valley Conference games last week, winning over rival Brown County and falling to highly ranked West Central.  The Trojans move to 8-10 overall and 3-2 in the conference heading into their own Varsity/JV tournament this week.

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Virginia Students Honored

Virginia Jr High & Petefish, Skiles & Co. are proud to present the student of the month for December to Cooper Lane. Cooper, pictured on the right, is in the 7th grade, and is a member of the Junior High Student Council. He also participates in baseball, football, and basketball. Cooper is a conscientious student who works hard in and out of the classroom. He is kind to his classmates and shows respect to everyone he comes in contact with throughout the school. Congratulations, Cooper!

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Lady Trojans take third place

The Triopia-Meredosia-Chambersburg-Virginia Lady Trojan basketball squad brought home the Third-Place plaque from the North Greene Tournament last week. In an odd bit of symmetry, the Trojans won their opener 37 to 29 over Greenfield-Northwestern (GNW) then fell in the semifinals by an identical 37 to 29 score to Hardin Calhoun. In the third-place game, Triopia outlasted South County 44 to 40.