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The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, September 23, 2020 B-1 SPORTS Submit sports items: Call: 812-354-8500 Email: sports@pressdispatch.net or bring in a hard copy: 820 E. Poplar Street, Petersburg See FOOTBALL on 5 See VOLLEY on page 3 See SOCCER on page 2 SALES: MON-FRI 8AM-7PM, SAT 8AM-4PM SERVICE: MON-FRI 7AM-5:30PM, SAT 8AM-NOON www.PatriotOnline.com "Just a Smidgen Up the Road from Where You Live!" 812-386-6193 OR 1-800-531-2863 Hwy 64 W, Princeton ACROSS FROM WALMART Hablamos y Negociamos en Español All payments and APRs are subject to approved credit. Prices and payments exclude tax, title, license and doc fees. Vehicle illustrations may differ from actual vehicle. Customers must own a 2006 or newer non-GM product to qualify to receive Chevrolet Conquest Program rebate. Customers must own a 2006 or newer GM product to qualify to receive GM Loyalty Program rebate. Customers must qualify to finance through GM Financial to receive Chevrolet/Buick/GMC Down Payment Assistance rebate. Trade-in, residency and credit restrictions may apply to be eligible for select rebates. Must take delivery by 9/30/2020. See dealer for details. "Quite Simply, A Better Experience!" up to up to $ 8,100 OFF MSRP NEW 2020 EQUINOX $ 9,300 $ 8,100 $ 7 ,600 $ 8,400 $ 9,100 OFF MSRP OFF MSRP OFF MSRP OFF MSRP OFF MSRP up to up to up to up to up to $ 7,700 OFF MSRP NEW 2020 ENCLAVE $ 5,600 OFF MSRP $ 4,900 OFF MSRP up to up to NEW 2020 ENCORE NEW 2020 ENCORE GX NEW 2020 ENVISION NEW 2020 SILVERADO 1500 NEW 2020 SILVERADO 2500 NEW 2020 BLAZER NEW 2020 MALIBU $ 9,500 OFF MSRP up to up to $ 6,600 OFF MSRP NEW 2020 ACADIA 9500 NEW 2020 TERRAIN $ 7,100 OFF MSRP up to NEW 2020 SIERRA 1500 FIND NEW ROADS up to Get your Lady golfers place fourth in sectional By Andy Heuring Pike Central's girls' golf team placed fourth in the Vincennes Sectional on Saturday, just miss- ing advancing to the Regional. The Chargers had a team 411 at the Country Club of Old Vin- cennes. Sophie Carnahan posted a 97 for the Chargers' low indi- vidual score. She had a 48 on the front nine and was rolling on the back nine, where she shot a 45, despite a 10 on the wicked dou- ble dog leg par 5 16th hole. Chloe Williams had a 100 as she shot 50 on both the front and back nine. Nevi Lemond had 105 and Sydney Loveless shot a 109. The sectional is the last meet of the year for the Chargers, but the future looks bright for them as they have no seniors on the squad. South Knox won the section- al with a team 360, beating Vin- cennes Rivet by one stroke at 361. Vincennes was third with a 388. The other team scores were 4) Pike Central 411, 5) North Knox 413 and 6) North Daviess 424. Boys soccer takes on Jeeps, wins 2-0 Pike Central's boys' soc- cer team scored a goal in each half as they beat North- east Dubois 2-0 on Monday night. The Jeeps had only one loss this season prior to Monday night. "It was one of our better team wins tonight against a really good team," said Charger Head Coach Jacob Western. "Defensively, we were led by Xavier Shoultz, with Hunter Capehart, Chase Ridao, Evan Condor and Re- ece Ashley all doing a great job limiting the chances of the Northeast Dubois at- Varsity places second, beats Eastern Greene and South Knox By Andy Heuring Pike Central's varsity volleyball team beat Eastern Greene and South Knox on Saturday to place second in their own round robin tourney. "I'm very proud of the way the ladies played this weekend," said Charger Coach Stephanie Shedd. "We won two of three and played a tough second set against Wash- ington. Hopefully, our momentum will stay Chargers suffer loss in road trip to Washington By James Capozella Pike Central made a mid-game run at Washing- ton that included a 55 -yard bomb to get to within one score, but eventually lost 44-21 to the Hatchets. Pike Central had suf- fered a three-game scor- ing dry spell prior to Fri- day's Pocket Athletic Con- ference match-up with the Hatchets, but Friday was the first time both quarter- back Lars Utterback and running back Wyatt Fra- sure had been in the back- field together since the season opener, when they scored 28 points against Brown County. Washington got on the board late in the first quar- ter when Jayce Perkins scored from the 10. A two- point conversion upped the lead to 8 -0. Kenzie Powell sets the ball for Pike Central during their match with For- est Park on Thursday.