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CLC boys golf team tops CLS

CRYSTAL LAKE - JB Garoufalis Schlimm and Paul shared the honors of the team medalist Crystal Lake Central boys golf as the Tigers defeated Crystal Lake South, 167-176, in a cross-Fox Valley Wednesday Club match at Crystal Lake Country.

Garoufalis Schlimm and each shot 6-41 above normal for the Tigers (4-1). AJ Basile adding 42 for the Centre.

The Gators (3-1) were led by Geoff Peitsch 42, and Nick Robles adding 43.

Marian Central 159, Walther Lutheran 219, Immaculate Conception 225: At Crystal Woods in Woodstock, Luke Waggoner shot a 1-under 35 to take medalist honors for the Hurricanes (4-2).

Noah Radwanski added a 37 for Marian.

Burlington Central 169, Richmond-Burton 187: At Nippersink to Genoa City, Wisconsin, Jordan Hahn led RB (6-6, 5-3 BNC East) in a Big East Conference loss Division North.

Matt Weber Burlington Central won the honors with 39 medals.

Dundee-Crown 176, Hampshire 176: At the Oak Club in Genoa, AJLubecker shot a 42 and Joe Aschach added 43 for the Chargers (1-2) in their FVC crossover victory.

CC won the tiebreaker because the Chargers' fifth golfer had a lower score than his counterpart Hampshire.

Geoff Beck won the honors for the medal Whip-Purs (3-3).

Cary-Grove 152, Grayslake North 174: At Renwood in Round Lake, Jarrett Kinney made par at 36 to take medalist honors for the Trojans (3-1) in an FVC crossover victory.

Daniel DePrey added 37 and Justin Kinney shot a 39 for CG.

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CL Central 159, McHenry 209: At Boone Creek in McHenry, Crystal Lake Central Lexi Harkins won medalist honors with a 4-over 39, Amalia Emma carded a 40, and the Tigers won a victory CVF.

McHenry (2-3, 2-3 FVC) was led by Kaylee Ross, who shot a 43.

Dundee-Crown 255, Hampshire 258: At the Oak Club in Genoa, Lauren Wendt shot a 54 to lead the DC to an FVC victory.

Connie Ellett won the medalist honors for Whip-Purs (2-8, 0-4).

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The AV Club: You were not an official member of the cast when you were on SNL, no?

JB Smoove: I was not an actor at all, ever. Just a writer who just happened to be, you know, they stuck me in a utility guy. They stuck me in the little things here and there when they needed it. It depends on which character he was. They just threw me in there. You know, I went to cast, I was one of the few people chosen from-like, three of us left. Keenan Thompson, Finesse Mitchell, and myself were the three that have been tested for NBC.And these two got it, and I ended up back in LA Then they called me to see if I wanted to try writing. I said, "Sure, I'll give you a written test." I played a lot of people, I made a bunch of monologues, I warm up on the show, and while I was at NBC, I made many sketches Conan O'Brien . So I did several sketches on the Conan O'Brien show that I did SNL, actually.

AVC: You wrote for Cedric the Entertainer Presents, so you knew what kind of variety of sketch format pretty well, did not you?

JBS: Yeah.I was an actor Cedric the show, and then ... I had known that this kind of format exactly, so I'm working on Cedric was great, because I have a chance to make sketches. I had already done some sketches of the things Chris Rock Show as well, so ... I went to the Chris Rock show a couple of times. And also, when I went to Cedric, who was a bit like what I wanted to do was make some sketches, make some movies and things like that a bit. All I have ever done, basically, actually moved to the other.In a strange way, I was preparing for something, if I knew I was doing at that time or not. And with everything I have ever done.

AVC: With SNL at some point were you wondering if they were going to put you in the casting?

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