Open Season: Area prep football teams set to hit the turf tonight

St. Joseph - Coy Taylor returns to the gridiron tonight for the Spartans. During his junior year, Taylor hauled in 95 passes for 1342 receiving yards and averaged 122 yards per game. Look for the senior wide receiver to make big plays tonight in St. Joseph-Ogden's season opener on the road at Monticello. Kickoff is set for 7 pm.
Photo: Sentinel/Clark Brooks

TODAY'S SPORTS LINE UP

OAKWOOD VS MOMENCE
7:00 PM Central
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UNITY @ PRAIRIE CENTRAL
7:00 PM Central
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URBANA @ ST. TERESA
6:55 PM Central
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SJO Soccer VS HOOPESTON AREA
4:30 PM Central
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SJO JV Soccer VS HOOPESTON AREA
6:00 PM Central
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ST. JOSEPH-OGDEN @ MONTICELLO
6:30 PM Central
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