Highlights/ scores: High school sports (5/20/25)
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CENTRAL ILLINOIS (WCIA) – The postseason for various high school spring sports in Illinois has begun.

Although storms led to cancellations in multiple locations within the WCIA coverage area, some games proceeded as planned.

Check out highlights from a pair of girls’ soccer games above and more scores below.

GIRLS’ SOCCER

1A Regional Championships:

Monticello 2, Bloomington-Central Catholic 1

Springfield-Sacred Heart Griffin 2, Auburn 0

Williamsville 11, St. Thomas More 0

2A Regional semifinals:

Bethalto (Civic Memorial) 10, Charleston 0

Highland 1, Mattoon 0

Springfield 11, Taylorville 0

Rochester 8, Meridian 0

Mahomet-Seymour 7, Warrensburg-Latham 0

BASEBALL

Glenwood 5, Rochester 1

SOFTBALL

Casey Westfield 10, Neoga 0

Meridian 8, ALAH 6
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