Monticello
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IHSA Boys State Track & Field Final Results
Class 1A Shelbyville Riverton Auburn Pleasant Plains Maroa-Forsyth Litchfield New Berlin Class 2A Williamsville Rochester Clinton Lincoln Taylorville Monticello Mt Zion Rochester & Shelbyville Boys State Track & Field Finals: Long Jump Rochester: Class 2ATristan Stanton – Distance 6.82M – Placed 4th Khordell Gregory – Distance 6.79M – Placed 5th Shelbyville: Class 1AWill Nohren –
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IHSA 2A Boys State Track & Field Prelims
Taylorville Monticello Rochester Mt Zion Williamsville Clinton Lincoln Sacred Heart Griffin Clinton Boys State Track & Field: 4x800M Relay Time 8:12.84 – Overall 19th1) Brockton Sumner2) Justin Droke3) Abel Koritz4) Nolan Rhodes Lincoln Boys State Track & Field: 4x800M Relay Time 7:57.11 – Overall 4th – Advances to the Finals1) Pierce King2) Henry Stoltzenburg3) Colin
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Class 1A & 2A Girls State Track Finals
Class 1A Shelbyville: Pleasant Plains: Pana: Warrensburg-Latham: Maroa-Forsyth: CLASS 2A Mt Zion: Lincoln: Williamsville: Monticello: Taylorville: Rochester: SHG: Taylorville Discus Girls State Track: Elsie Williamson- Distance 42.55m (PB) 2A State Champion!! 💯 Warrensburg-Latham Discus Girls State: Emma Whightstil- Distance 43.20m 1A State Champion!!💯 Pana Panthers Discus Girls State: Reagan McGlauchlen- Distance 40.38m 3rd overall in
Sages fall short to Salt Fork in their home opener. The girls battled with Sarah Cresap hitting 5 shots from outside the arc and 19 Total Points. Highlights are Here:
Sages lost in their first game of the season. Highlights are HERE
Zeke Young with the big touchdown Saturday for the Sages!
Sages So Close
The Monticello Sages entered postseason play at 9–2 and stepped into a familiar environment against longtime opponent Tolono Unity. The Sages came out firing, taking a fast 14–0 lead in the first quarter and setting the tone early. But Unity responded, battling back to claim a 21–14 advantage as the game tightened in the second half.
Monticello answered with a strong drive down the field, punching in a touchdown to pull within one. Electing to go for the two-point conversion and the lead, the attempt came up just short. Despite their relentless effort, the Sages fell in a heartbreaking 20–21 final. Still, Monticello’s season was nothing short of superb — a year defined by grit, big moments, and outstanding work from a talented squad that represented their community with pride.
Monticello march into Unity tomorrow for a big time matchup
Highlights from Monticello’s win over Paris in the first round of playoffs.
Lyman Larson caught up with Braden Wood and Forrest Rodwin after the game
Monticello lose a close battle on senior night against Pontiac 2-1
Sages Fly against St.Joseph in a heated battle. Highlights are Here!