Streator posted 150 at Silver Oaks to finish ahead of Reed-Custer (182) and Westmont (185).
The report also says Ottawa tied Kaneland at 155 in an Interstate 8 contest at Deer Park but lost on the fifth-score tie-break. Bryer Harris led Ottawa with a 36, followed by Logan Cottingham on 39.
Ottawa’s boys scored 33 points across five teams at Baker Lake, with Atlas Brown third in 17:58 and Connor Medina fourth in 18:11. Aries Brown and Tucker Clemens also finished inside the top 10.
Ottawa’s girls won among four full teams with 31 points, placing runners from fifth through eighth. Ailey Harsted led the group in 23:39, followed by Georgia Kirkpatrick, Sophia Hart and Kyana Berry.
On the football field, the report says Ottawa defeated IVC 5-0 at King Field. Hunter Heuser scored twice, while Jaickob Pastor-Ortiz, Aleixo Fernandez and Killian Bickett also found the net. Goalkeeper Landry Brenbarger made four saves.
Serena remained unbeaten in Little Ten Conference play after a 25-18, 25-23 win over Earlville. Anna Hjerpe recorded 14 kills, while Maddie Young supplied 27 assists.
Newark also won in straight sets at DePue, taking the match 25-1, 25-12. Tessa Kot contributed seven aces.
The next fixtures will test whether Ottawa can maintain its multi-sport momentum, while Streator’s golf title and Serena’s unbeaten conference record provide two more local storylines to follow.