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NORMAL — Anderson and Underwood Park tennis courts will be closed Monday until further notice for renovations.
Road and trail closure continues at Normal’s Camelback Bridge
The Anderson Park facility is a three-court complex and the renovation includes the installation of new playing surfaces, perimeter fencing and net posts.
Renovations to Underwood Park will include the complete replacement of two tennis courts into a six-court pickleball complex. This project will also include the installation of playing surfaces, perimeter fencing and net posts.
Both projects will be completed in stages, beginning with the demolition and removal of fencing during the week of September 19.
Normal Police are investigating Wednesday’s shooting report
In October and November, the old playing surfaces will be replaced and the new fences will be installed.
In the spring, a new acrylic playing surface will be applied to the courts.
Any questions should be directed to Gene Kotlinski, Assistant Director of Parks and Recreation, at 309-454-9724.
Restoration in progress for the caboose Chicago Burlington & Quincy 14042 built in 1891
Congratulations to Pantagraph, Football Player of the Week 3, Prairie Central’s Camden Palmore
Camden Palmore, Mid Prairie
Palmore was part of a huge offensive night for Prairie Central, which went undefeated with a win over St. Joseph-Ogden. Palmore had 119 yards on 13 carries with three touchdowns.
Colin Cunningham, University High School
In a loss to undefeated Chatham Glenwood, Cunningham had a huge game with 224 passing yards and two touchdowns through the air and 116 yards and two more rushing touchdowns.
CLAY JACKSON, THE TROUSER
Kaden Farrell, Ridgeview-Lexington
Farrell (30) rushed for 107 of 140 yards in the final 15 minutes of the game in the Mustangs’ win over Tri-Valley. He scored the game-winning touchdown on a 9-yard run with 4:34 to go.
CLAY JACKSON, THE TROUSER
AJ Codron, Bloomington
Bloomington AJ Codron stepped in at quarterback and completed 8 of 14 passes for 118 yards and two touchdowns to eliminate previously undefeated Peoria Notre Dame.
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Tanner Cupples, Normal West
No team in the state has played better defense through the first three weeks of the season than Normal West, and Cupples (6) led that effort. He had a forced fumble and, from his position of safety, helped control normal community running and passing plays to help lead the West defense to its third straight game to keep his opponent out of the game. the end zone.
CLAY JACKSON, THE TROUSER
Grant Fatima, Tri-Valley
Fatima was brilliant in the Tri-Valley loss to Ridgeview-Lexington, catching five passes for 104 yards.
CLAY JACKSON, THE TROUSER
Contact Mateusz Janik at (309) 820-3234. Follow Mateusz on Twitter:@mjanik99
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