Spartans remain unbeaten, SJO notches win against Prairie Central

St. Joseph-Ogden sophomore Caleb Dwyer heads to the sidelines after shaking hands with Prairie Central players to sing the school song after the Spartan football team picked up their third win of the season. SJO (3-0) held the Hawks to three touchdowns for a 26-19 victory to remain undefeated in the Illini Prairie Conference. Next week, the St. Joseph-Ogden face Illinois Valley Central (0-3) for their Homecoming game at Dick Duval Field. More photos from this game coming soon.

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Area prep football and volleyball gets underway

Peyton Williams gave a serving clinic last Wednesday notching five aces against visiting St. Anne ...

SJO defeats Monticello in Week 1 at Dick Duval Field

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SJO soccer suffers first loss

Spartans' Spencer Wilson battles for possession with Fisher-GCMS' Graydon Leonard during the first half of the lightning delayed game on Wednesday. The Bunnies scored three times in the first half to beat St. Joseph-Ogden, 3-1. SJO's lone goal came late in the second half. Both teams finished the day with a five-win, one-loss record. More photos from this game coming soon.

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Area prep football and volleyball gets underway

Peyton Williams gave a serving clinic last Wednesday notching five aces against visiting St. Anne ...

St. Joseph-Ogden pulls off gutsy come-from-behind win over Oakwood

St. Joseph-Ogden's Peyton Williams and Reese Wheatley celebrate a point during set 1 of the Spartans home match against Oakwood. Down by as many as eight points, the SJO volleyball team showed their true grit with a six-point run, making it a two-point game at 16-18. After regaining the serve at 16-20, senior Chloe Harper served-out the set 25-20 to give SJO a hard-fought win. Still on fire, the Spartans pounded their way to a 17-3 second-set advantage and closed it out for the victory, 25-7.

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