The Press-Dispatch
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B-2 Wednesday, April 24, 2012 The Press-Dispatch Pike Central sports physicals on May 9 cals for any student-athletes going into grades 6 through 12 for the school year 2012- 13 will be held on Wednes- day, May 9, at Pike Central Middle School. The physicals will be The annual sports physi- from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at the middle school at a cost of $15 (checks payable to PC Athletics). The physicals are for students going into 6th through 12th grades next fall who plan to participate in a high school or middle school sport any time dur- ing the year. All students are required to sign in by grade level and will be seen on a first come, first serve basis. Students participating in a PCSC sports event during the time physicals are being conducted will be worked in accordingly. Levi Loveless sends a pitch shot toward the No. 2 green at Prides Creek Golf Course. He is one of the top three golfers for the Chargers. Chargers have tough week on golf course the golf course for the Pike Central Chargers boys golf team as they came up a few strokes shy of a win in three matches. The first match was It was a tough week on By Mike Johansen against conference foe Heri- tage Hills at Prides Creek Golf Course on April 16 and the Chargers had a rough day totaling 191 strokes and Heritage Hills 157. The Pa- triots are considered one of the top teams in the Pocket Athletic Conference this season. Levi Richardson led the Collins 42 and Austin Hagan 50. The JV scores were Na- than Guth 55, Sean Schaefer 57 and Spencer Graham 60. The Chargers were at home again on April 17 tak- ing on the Southridge Raid- ers, another tough PAC team. Southridge scored 163 strokes to 180 for the Chargers. Richardson was again scores were Corbin Neu 58, Evan Julian 57. Javi Corales 62, Jacqua Blanchard 58. The Southridge JV had a 227 total and Pike Central 233. The Chargers were also way shooting a 43 with 3 pars. He had 6 drives in the fairway, hit 4 greens and used 16 putts. Levi Loveless was second at 47 with 2 pars during the round. He had 4 drives in the fairway, hit 2 greens and used 19 putts. Tyler Dawson had a 48 and did not have a par or birdie during his round. He had 2 drives in the fairway and hit 2 greens while using 17 putts. Jeffrey Norrick shot 49. Colin Mahoney shot 53 with 1 drive in the fairway and needing 20 putts. Ty Smith shot a 56. The PC JV scores were Clayton Hill 52. Clay Cunningham 57, Austin Hannebutt 48, Laron Griffith 51 and Austin Dixon 61. The Heritage Hills var- sity scores were Travis Wan- inger 40, Presotn 39, Cody 39, Nick Tedford 39, Sam low scorer for the Chargers at 43 with 3 pars, 4 drives in the fairway, 3 on the green in regulation and used 17 putts. Mahoney was tied for second low at 44 with 3 pars. He had 5 drives in the fairway, hit 1 green and needed 14 putts. Dawson also shot 44 with 2 pars. He had 2 drives in the fairway, hit 3 greens in regulation and needed 15 putts. Hill had the fourth low score at 49 including 1 par. He had 5 drives in the fairway, hit 7 greens, but needed 19 putts. Logan Dawson shot 56 with 1 par. He had eight drives in the fairway, but did not hit a green in regu- lation. He needed 16 putts. Cunningham shot 58 for the round. The JV scores were Grif- at home at Prides Creek Golf Course on Thursday to meet the North Knox War- riors and again just missed. North Knox totaled 183 and Pike Central 186. Dawson led the Char- fin 49, Dixon 64, Smith 63 and Kaleb Freeland 57. The Southridge varsity scores were Tyler Gray 38 (low medalist), Bryce Killian 40, Ian Matheis 42, Ben Sch- neider 48, Cleat Winkler 49 and Trey Reese 43. The JV gers with a 43 including 4 pars. He had 4 drives in the fairway, hit 4 greens and needed 17 putts. Levi Love- less shot a 45 with 1 birdie and 2 pars. He was in 5 fair- ways, hit 3 greens and used 18 putts. Richardson also shot 45 with 1 birdie and 2 pars. He had 2 drives in the fairway, hit 3 greens and used 18 putts. Fourth low ,was Austin Hannebutt with a 53. He had six drives in the fairway, but did not hit a green. He used 19 putts. Hill shot 54 with 2 pars. He had 3 drives in the fairway, hit 4 greens and used 19 putts. Norrick had a 55 with no pars. He had 7 drives in the fairway but did not hit a green and used 21 putts. The North Knox scores were Willis 41 (low medal- ist), Carrie 45, McLin 47, Meek 50, McClure 53 and Johnson 58. The Pike Central JV scores were L. Dawson 50, Dixon 61, Aaron Keepes 52, Griffith 51 and Smith 43. IHSAA physical form The medical history, consent, ac- knowledgement and release areas must be completed. All forms must be signed by the parent and the informa- tion area must be completed before the physical will be administered. The forms will be filed with the ath- letic offices and will be avail- able that evening or can be picked up in advance from the athletic department or at the school nurse's office. Physicals include height, Students must have an weight, blood pressure, vi- sion screening and physical examination. The physical forms will their personal physician for the 2012-13 school year must use the IHSAA form. For the IHSAA form to be valid for the 2012-13 school year, it cannot be completed before April 1, 2012. The forms must be signed by a licensed physician. Other forms will not be accepted. A sports physical must be be kept on file at school with a copy of the exam and provided to any parent upon request. Students obtaining a sports physical exam from on file in order for a student to participate in any sport during the 2012-2013 school year and also to compete in summer workouts in 2012. This will be the only chance for a low cost exam. If you have questions regarding the sports physicals, contact the school athletic directors or any school nurse's office. This is the only time they will be offered at PCMS or PCHS for the 2012-13 school year. Chargers baseball gets a win Pike Central pitcher Trevor Claridge prepares to release a pitch against Princeton on Monday. The Chargers lost the game. They got a Pocket Athletic Conference win over Tell City last Saturday. Details on the games were not available. National Honor Society 5K, 3K events coming up for the Pike Central High School National Honor So- ciety 5K Run and 3K walk is your answer. The Pike Central High The deadline is here subdivision and back to the beach house. Both are en- tirely on pavement. The 3K walk will not leave the park. Awards will be given for School National Honor Society is raising funds to complete a project at Prides Creek Park and one of the ways they are raising funds is by holding a 5K Run, 3K Walk at Prides Creek Park on Saturday, May 12. The registration fee for runners or walkers prior to April 24 is $15 per person and includes a T-shirt. The event will take place the overall male and female runners as well as age group winners. The age groups are 14 and under, 15-20, 21- 35, 36-49, and 50 and over. Phantom runners are also able to enter for the same fee and receive a shirt if the entry is received by April 24. Registration forms are 56, Petersburg, IN, 47567. Anyone with questions or needing forms can contact Randy Meece at 354-8478, extension 479 or e-mail him at rmeece@pcsc.k12.in.us. The registration fee will in and around Prides Creek Park. The race begins at 9 a.m. on May 12 with the walkers lining up behind the runners. The 5K race will start at the beach house and travel through the camp- grounds and then out of the park into the Prides Creek Wrestling awards tling team recently had its awards banquet and presented several awards for the past season. Christian Alvey and Quade Blount both won the Coaches Award. The Pike Central Middle School Chargers wres- tral Middle School Chargers wrestling team recently had its awards banquet and presented sev- eral awards for the past season. The award winners, front from left, include: Aaron Carlisle, Most Improved Wrestler Award; Gage Fiscus, Most Valuable Eighth Grader Wrestler; Cor- dale Kenley, Most Valuable Wrestler. Back row: Silas Goff, JV Award; Christian Alvey and Colton O'Neal, Most Valuable Seventh Grade Wres- tler Awards; Austin Dotterweich, Mental Attitude Award; Tra- vis Norrington, JV Award. Not Pictured Dylan Jones and Dan- ton Willis, Coaches Awards. The Pike Cen- H Tidbits available at the front office at the high school or on the high school website at http://www.pcsc.k12.in.us/ pchs/NHS.htm. Cost is $15 and if you register by April 25th you will receive a race T-shirt. Checks should be sent to: Pike Central High School, National Honor So- ciety, 1810 E. State Road be the same after April 25, but does not include a T- shirt. Registration forms are available at the front office of Pike Central High School or online by visiting the school Web site at www.pcsc.k12. in.us/pchs/. The 5K and 3K walk are for everyone and help good causes which the NHS sup- ports each year. All proceeds from the race will go to the final ser- vice project of the year. The Pike Central Na- tional Honor Society does several service projects throughout the year. PC FOOTBALL I've sure slowed it down. I plan to live every day of my life now! "I just hope that those of you who are struggling or playing around with quitting will finally realize that smoking is doing noth- ing but killing you, cell by cell. I hope you quit before you get sick with cancer or heart disease or lung disease. will determine tomorrow." ******* "All you have is now. It "We always thank God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, when we pray for you, because we have heard of your faith in Christ Jesus and of the love you have for all the saints—the faith and love that spring from the hope that is stored up for you in heaven and that you have already heard about in the word of truth, the gospel that has come to you."—Colossians 1:3-6a. Continued from Page B1 11AM - 3PM • $8 Saturday, May 12 • Eat-In of Carry-Out • Located at OPG • per plate Meal Includes: Chicken, Baked Beans, Potato Salad & Bread BAKE SALE & RUMMAGE SALE SAME DAY, IN THE GYM *Tickets are pre-sold but can be purchased at the door. Chicken BBQ annual 2ND