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B-2 Sports Wednesday, June 12, 2019 The Press-Dispatch By Andy Heuring Press-Dispatch Sports sports@pressdispatch.net Wood Memorial's golf season ended at the Wash- ington Regional last Thurs- day as the Trojans placed 13th in the 18 -team compe- tition. Wood Memorial was led by Carter Creedon's 78. Creedon got off to a tough start as he double bogeyed the par five hole 1, which is normally a birdie opportu- nity. But he then put togeth- er seven straight pars and birdied the hole 9 for a one over par on the front nine. He had a sub-40 back nine going, until he doubled the 18th hole and finished with a 41 for a 78. Paxton Schwomeyer, playing number two for the Trojans, shot an 81. He had a 39 on the front nine. Schwomweyer gave up three strokes on the dif- ficult holes three and four that both require tee shots over water to a diagonal fair- way. An eagle on the par five hole 6 helped him get his round back in order. He fin- ished with a 39 on the front nine. He got off to a great start on the back nine, bird- ieing the difficult 10th hole and the par three 11th hole that was playing 170 yards over water. He was even par until a triple bogey on the par 5 hole 15 and another triple on hole 17 kept him from a great round. He still posted an 81. Jalen Doerner combined a 46 on the front nine with a 43 on the back nine for an 89. Travis Bottoms had a 101 and Dylan Drederick had 117. Wood Memorial qualified for the team regional com- petition by placing third in the Vincennes Sectional. Creedon was the medalist in that event, shooting a 71. Coach Jeff Tooley said the Trojans had lost only three matches in the last two sea- sons. The Washington Region- al drew teams from Evans- ville, Indianapolis and all the way from the Attica Sec- tional. Evansville North won the team competition with a team 297, as all four of their scoring players broke 80. They posted a 70 by Na- than Hoss, 74s by Mitchell Johnson and Chase Claymi- er, and a 79 by Stewie Hob- good. North placed fourth last year in the state finals. Castle placed second with a 301, Plainfield was third with a 307. The other 15 team scores were: Park Tudor 310, Avon 312, Mater Dei 319, Browns- burg 334, Northview 334, Washington 336, South Knox 340, Terre Haute North 343, Covenant Chris- tian 347, Wood Memori- al 349, Seeger 350, Green- castle 360, Decatur Cen- tral 368, Park Heritage 369, Terre Haute South 377. Kasey Lilly, of Plainfield, shot a 67 for medalist hon- ors. It took an individual score of 73 to advance to the state finals. CHARGERS Continued from page 1 Martha Luckett and June Cline shot a 68 gross on Wednesday to win the Championship flight of the Oakland City Golf Club Two Lady Scramble. Sec- ond place went to Paula Tichenor and Becky How- ard (70) and third to Jen- nifer Henderson and Jan Howard (75). Tammy Thompson and Jane Meek were first place net at 54, followed by Kim McCormick and Rena Lilly (56) and Sandy Bruno and Julie Schraeder (56). Pau- la Tichenor was closest to the pin and Becky Howard had the longest putt. First flight gross was won by Becky Thacker and Laura Rust (76), fol- lowed by Valerie Bush and Carol Stalions (80), and Kim Porter and Zella Frey (82). First place net went to Stephanie Buedel and Amy Siekman (55), fol- lowed by Donna Dearing and Connie Klassen (58) and Kathy Stephan and Jane Davis (59). First place second flight went to Judy Sanders and Pat Conner (83), followed by Amanda Cox and Jeanette Houchins (87), and Karen Mehling and Elaine Harbison (87). Net was won by Karen Pier- son and Sara Paul (56), Lee Williams and Debbie Lin- berg (56), and Terry Zim- mer and Diana Duvall (56). This is not Martha Luckett and June Cline's first top place win together; they also both com- peted and won top places in a Windridge Golf Tournament together in 2015. Photo courtesy Windridge Country Club. Lady Charger junior Mallory Hickey contem- plates where to go with the ball in front of the Wood Memorial bench during a scrimmage last week on the Lady Trojan court. James Capozella photo Left: Lady Charger Kya Sullivan looks for a chance at the ball during a scrimmage at Wood Memorial last week. James Capozella photo Lady Charger senior Jayln Nelson guards Wood Memorial's post player in a scrimmage on the La- dy Trojan floor last Thursday. James Capozella photo Lady Charger junior Kenzie Powell takes the ball into the paint against the Wood Memorial La- dy Trojans. The scrimmage was seven all at the first break and 13-15 in favor of Pike Central at the half. James Capozella photo Wood Memorial's Paxton Schwomeyer hits his approach shot into the green on hole 5 at Country Oaks from about 115 yards. Schowmeyer shot an 81. Luckett and Cline win OCC scramble East Gibson Sports WMHS golf season comes to an end and as senior, she has done a good job being a leader. As for the scrimmage, I thought we looked a bit sluggish and got a bit outworked by Pike Central. But June ball can be really up and down, so we don't get too concerned about that as we are mixing a lot of younger kids. Pike did a nice job of running their stuff and taking care of the ball. Kyle does a good job." The first quarter was even at 7-7 and the half finished at 15 -13 in favor of the Lady Chargers. The third quarter wrapped up with Pike Cen- tral up 29 -20. The three ball accounted for some of the scoring during the 40 min- utes of indoor spring bas- ketball. This year's Lady Char- ger roster includes seniors Jenna Horrall, Jayln Nel- son and Lauren Vaughn; ju- niors Mallory Hickey, Gra- cie Jones, Kailee Mann and Kenzie Powell; sophomores Mallory Hunt, Kya Leighty, Halley Parker and Kya Sul- livan; and freshmen Tiffa- ny Arteaga, Jaylynn Cape- hart, Madelyn Fiscus, Jas- mine Leighty, Liberty Tay- lor, Delaney Welch, Chloe Williams, Kahle Young and Keena Young. TUES-FRI 9-6 • SAT 9-4 812-482-GUNS 317 SOUTHGATE CENTER, JASPER, INDIANA HE INTRODUCED YOU TO THE OUTDOORS. SHOW HIM HOW MUCH YOU CARE! CAMPING GEAR COMPOUND & CROSS BOWS FATHER'S DAY GIFTS CLOTHING FIREARMS PLUS: AMMO, SAFES, MUZZLELOADERS AND MORE AND MORE OUTDOORS INDOOR BOW TUNE LANE AUTHORIZED WARRANTY REPAIR CENTER WE HAVE BOW FISHING EQUIPMENT, TOO! 4 8 6 7 NICE SELECTION ◆ Sleeping Bags ◆ Tents and Backpacks ◆ Hydration Packs ◆ Water Filtration ◆ Hiking Boots ◆ Trekking Poles ◆ Hammocks ◆ Cookware ◆ and More STOP BY TODAY!

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