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Patrick Cunningham
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Weekend Sports Anchor and Sports Reporter, WMBD-TV (Peoria, IL)
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Golf , Travel
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Extra Effort: East Peoria’s Connor Watson excels in three sports, honors classes, student leadership
By Patrick Cunningham Verified| CentralIllinoisProud.com Verified EAST PEORIA, Illinois (WMBD) – Many second semester high school seniors may choose to coast to the finish line. East Peoria’s Connor Watson is doing the opposite. After a top five finish at state golf in the fall, he’s the number one Raiders tennis player. He got his start from a good, olf-fashioned sibling rivalry. “My brother started, so he played. He kept beating me. So I want to be here for a good competitiveness and going back and forth,” Watson said.
By Patrick Cunningham Verified| Yahoo Verified PEORIA, Illinois (WMBD) – The Peoria Rivermen offense was shut down Wednesday night in Game One of the SPHL semifinals, falling 2-0 to the Evansville Thunderbolts. The loss means the defending champs will have to win two straight games to advance to their third President’s Cup Final in four years. In high school sports, East Peoria and Morton baseball won in walk-off fashion over Canton and Metamora, respectively. Washington beat Pekin 11-0.
Extra Effort: East Peoria’s Connor Watson excels in three sports, honors classes, student leadership
By Patrick Cunningham Verified| CentralIllinoisProud.com Verified EAST PEORIA, Illinois (WMBD) – Many second semester high school seniors may choose to coast to the finish line. East Peoria’s Connor Watson is doing the opposite. After a top five finish at state golf in the fall, he’s the number one Raiders tennis player. He got his start from a good, olf-fashioned sibling rivalry. “My brother started, so he played. He kept beating me. So I want to be here for a good competitiveness and going back and forth,” Watson said.
Company Info
WMBD-TV (Peoria, IL)