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B-2 Wednesday, February 13, 2013 The Press-Dispatch PCMS sixth girls end up 13-6 for season By Mike Johansen The season ended with a split last week and a 13-6 overall record for the Pike Central Middle School Lady Chargers sixth grade A Team while the B Team suffered a pair of losses. The Lady Chargers A Team downed the South Spencer Lady Rebels 30-7 at home on Feb. 7. The Lady Chargers kept the Lady Rebels scoreless in the opening period and put up four points. The Lady Chargers added another nine points to lead 13-0 at halftime. Hailey Marchino scored four points. Marchino had another four points in the third period as Pike Central had a 10-0 margin to lead 23-0 after three quarters. The fourth period was a 7-7 tie to leave the Lady Chargers with a 30-7 victory. Hailey Marchino had 14 points, Jordyn Graham 4, McKenzie Dunn 6, Becca Crow 2, Allesha Sisk 2 and Hannah Carnahan 2. Marchino had eight rebounds, Crow seven, Sisk six, Dunn five, Kirstin Jansen four and H. Carnahan two. The Pike Central B Team had trouble getting baskets and lost to South Spencer 12-4. Kelsey Barrett had 2 points and H. Carnahan 2. Scouting Report By Mike Johansen The Pike Central Chargers boys basketball team will start a busty run to the end of the boys basketball season with home games Friday and Tuesday and the boys swimming team is in the Sectionals at Jasper High School Thursday and Sunday. BOYS BASKETBALL���The Charger boys basketball team will be at home for its next two games with the Forest Park Rangers and the South Knox Spartans before the final two games of the regular season. The Sectional drawings are Sunday evening starting at 5 p.m. They will be available on the IHSAA Web site after the drawing is complete. The Chargers will have Homecoming this Friday night when they host the Forest Park Rangers. Homecoming was delayed because of a weather cancellation and reset for this Friday. The JV teams play at 6 p.m., the Homecoming ceremonies follow the JV game and the varsity is set for 7:30 or as soon as the warm-up period is completed after the Homecoming ceremonies. The Rangers have had a much tougher season than is normal for them with 6-11 record overall and 2-3 in the Pocket Athletic Conference. Last season, they mastered the Chargers 74-52. This season, they have wins over Tell City, Washington, South Knox, Tecumseh and Wood Memorial. Losses include Southridge, North Posey, Barr-Reeve and South Spencer. Coach Jeff Litherland is the interim head coach as the head coach did step down in early January. Key players for the Rangers include: Joel Weyer, 5-10, 12; Kyle Schlachter, 6-7, 12; Drew Messmer, 6-0, 12; Dakota Begle, 6-4, 11; Damon Wilmes, 6-1, 10; Adam Braunecker, 5-10, 12; Lance Buechler, 6-1, 12; Austin Egloff, 6-4, 11; Cody Tempel, 6-2, 11; Ben Englert, 6-0, 10; Ben Wendholt, 6-3, 9. The Chargers will take on the South Knox Spartans at home next Tuesday, Feb. 19, with the JV game at 6 p.m. and the varsity at 7:30. They are under first year Coach Mark Rohrer and stand at 2-15 with wins over Washington Catholic and Bloomfield. Losses include North Knox, Barr-Reeve, Forest Park, North Posey, Gibson Southern and Vincennes Lincoln. They beat Pike Central 70-57 last season and went 1-1 in the Sectional losing to Eastern Greene. Key players for the Spartans include: Nick Burke, 6-3, 11; Adam Elkins, 6-1, 12; A.J. Johnson, 6-0, 12; Chad Thompson, 6-1, 12; Grant Gardner, 5-9, 12; Ethan Schutter, 5-11, 12; Tucker Welton, 6-2, 11; Colton Houchin, 5-7, 10. The 2012-13 PAC boys basketball standings through Feb. 9 are: Team ALL PAC PPGOPG Southridge 13-3 6-0 51.044.9 Heritage Hills 12-6 6-1 64.6 60.4 North Posey 8-9 4-1 56.4 58.5 South Spencer 10-8 4-2 55.8 55.1 Gibson Southern 5-13 2-3 52.7 58.9 Forest Park 6-12 2-4 48.2 52.2 Tecumseh 7-10 2-5 48.149.3 Pike Central 3-12 0-5 42.1 52.1 Tell City 3-14 0-5 43.6 58.2 Boys Scores���Feb. 4: Jasper 62, Mitchell 46; Northeast Dubois 75, North Knox 61; Vincennes Lincoln 35, Washington 33. Feb. 5: Evansville Day 64, Mount Carmel 55. Feb. 7: Tecumseh 42, Pike Central 34; Wood Memorial 34, Southridge 30; Washington 50, Evansville Day 43; Shakamak 62, Vincennes Rivet 50; Princeton 71, South Spencer 48; Perry Central 69, Northeast Dubois 59; North Knox 61, Washington Catholic 39; North Daviess 56, Union-Dugger 42; Orleans 57, Loogootee 48; Mount Vernon 68, Mount Carmel 48; Heritage Hills 56, Forest Park 54; Evansville North 61, Tell City 42; Evansville Memorial 65, North Posey 40; Evansville Mater Dei 52, Jasper 45; Evansville Harrison 83, Reitz 71; Castle 89, Evansville Bosse 86, OT; Boonville 57, Gibson Southern 46; Barr-Reeve 66, South Knox 29. Feb. 9: South Spencer 57, Pike Central 48; Vincennes Lincoln 59, Heritage Hills 55; Springs Valley 34, Borden 31; North Posey 55, Perry Central 45; Mitchell 64, Brown County 61. GIRLS BASKETBALL���Sectional Scores���Feb. 5: Sectional 32: Mitchell 44, Heritage Hills 41; Jasper 47, Washington 46. Sectional 32: Evansville Bosse 44, Mount Vernon 39; Princeton 65, Evansville Memorial 58. Sullivan Sectional: North Knox 37, Bloomfield 33. Forest Park Sectional: Evansville Mater Dei 74, South Spencer 25. Barr-Reeve Sectional: Shoals 54, Loogootee 41; Barr-Reeve 52, North Daviess 50. Feb. 6: Sullivan Sectional: Sullivan 55, Eastern Greene 32; South Knox 46, Linton-Stockton 25. Forest Park Sectional: North Posey 38, Southridge 34; Perry Central 60, Forest Park 58, OT. Feb. 8: Jasper Sectional: Mitchell 53, Pike Central 44; Jasper 46, Vincennes Lincoln 37; Mount Vernon Sectional: Evansville Bosse 64, Boonville 52; Princeton 83, Gibson Southern 46; Evansville Central Sectional: Evansville Harrison 59, Central 41; Castle 49, Evansville Reitz 23; Sullivan Sectional: North Knox 44, North Central 37; Sullivan 48, South Knox 31; Forest Park Sectional: Evansville Mater Dei 77, Tell City 30; Perry Central 55, North Posey 49; Barr-Reeve Sectional: Vincennes Rivet 75, Shoals 36; Barr-Reeve 46, Washington Catholic 22; Tecumseh Sectional: Tecumseh 46, Wood Memorial 35; Northeast Dubois 69, Cannelton 46. Feb. 9: Evansville Central Sectional: Castle 53, Evansville Harrison 49, OT. Jasper Sectional: Jasper 66, Mitchell 53. Mount Vernon Sectional: Evansville Bosse 67, Princeton 57. Sullivan Sectional: Sullivan 42, North Knox 20. Forest Park Sectional: Evansville Mater Dei 68, Perry Central 29. Barr-Reeve Sectional: Vincennes Rivet 60, Barr-Reeve 47. Tecumseh Sectional: Northeast Dubois 49, Tecumseh 42. BOYS-GIRLS SWIMMING���The Charger boys swimming team is in the boys IHSAA Sectional at Jasper on Thursday, Feb. 14, at 6:30 for the preliminary swimming events and Saturday, Feb. 16, at 9:30 for diving and 1 p.m. for the swimming events. The boys state meet is the following week for the first place finishers. Alyssa Jenkins had seven rebounds, Storm Weisling five, Emily Carnahan five, Taylor Miley four, Barrett three, Lillie Pancake two and Kendra Wolfe two. Also playing were Ashley Dulworth, Madison Sisk, Sydney Keith and Meredith Benson. The Lady Chargers A Team took on the BarrReeve Lady Vikings in the final game of the season and suffered a 32-31 loss. BarrReeve had an 8-4 edge in the opening period and 9-8 in the second for a 170-12 edge at halftime. PC came out in the third period to take a 14-9 edge and tie the game at 26-26. Dunn had 6 of the 14 points. Barr-Reeve had a 6-5 edge in a cautious fourth quarter. Dunn scored 9 points, Graham 8, Marchino 6, Crow 4, Jansen 2, Sisk 2. Sisk had seven rebounds, A Princeton player reaches back for a rebound as Christian Benson, 22, Dunn four, Marchino three, goes after the ball. There to help are Braxton Rice, 40, Andrew Krieg, 33, Crow three and Jansen two. and Joey Church, 25. The Pike Central sixth grade B Team lost to BarrReeve 19-15 after falling behind 13-4 in the first half. They had a 9-2 margin in the third period, but could not complete the comeback in the fourth. Emily Carnahan had 9 points, Hannah Carnahan 2, Benson 2, Weisling 2. By Mike Johansen In the semifinals, the 14. Jenkins had nine rebounds, The Pike Central Middle Chargers met the BarrOnyett had 11 points, Carnahan seven, Dulworth three, E. Carnahan two and School sixth grade Chargers Reeve Vikings and lost by a Krieg 10, Kabrick 4, Evans 2 boys basketball team ended score of 38-19. Krieg had 13 and Braxton Rice 2. Keith two. the season with a fourth points, Troy Rickard 5 and In other first round place finish in the PC Invita- Church 1. games, Barr-Reeve downed tional this last weekend and In the consolation finals, Jasper, Vincennes Clark Monday. the Chargers fell to the beat Loogootee and PrincThe Chargers opened the Princeton Tigers sixth grade eton topped South Spencer. tournament defeating Holy crew by a 43-29 score. Pike In the second round, VinFamily 31-22 in the first Central got down by double cennes Clark beat Princeround. Noah Onyett had 11 digits early, but cut the lead ton. In the finals, Barr-Reeve points, Hayden Kabrick 7, to eight points. They rallied edged Vincennes Clark for Andrew Krieg 8, Jed Evans a couple more times during the championship. of the PC The Petersburg Little 4 and Joey Church 1. the game before losing by Invitational. League will be having a second registration weekend at the end of February. On February 23 and 24, the Petersburg Little League will have sign-ups for the 2013 season. They will be at the Pike Central Middle school office area from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 23, and 1 to 5 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 24. Registration fees for 2013 will be $50 for Tee Ball ages 3-6; $65 for the first child for ages 7-12 boys and girls, $55 for second child; and $160 cap for three or more children in a family. Umpires are also needed for the upcoming Little League season. They must be age 15 or older and they are asked to sign-up at the Little League registration sessions. For more information, visit www.eteamz.com/petersburglittleleague1. Forms can be found on this site and send them with entry fees to: Petersburg Little League, P.O. Box 102, Petersburg, IN 47567. PCMS sixth boys end year by taking fourth Petersburg Little League sign ups will continue Travel team to have tryouts The Girls U8 Travel Softball tryouts will be on Saturday, Feb. 23 from 10 to noon at the Old Gym in Fort Branch. To sign up or for questions, call 812-795-2753. Sports deadlines The final deadline for sports reports, sports story information and sports photos from coaches and others is noon Tuesday with most items due in by 5 p.m. on Mondays. These deadlines are necessary to meet the printing deadlines and times for The Press-Dispatch. Any item on upcoming events, photos and reports on events that happened during the week before or on the weekend are due by 5 p.m. Monday. The final deadline for reports on events at Pike Central that happen on Monday is 11 a.m. Tuesday. Some items may be held a week depending on space available. The reports for all games and events and for upcoming events of all types are due by 5 p.m. Friday or Monday. 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