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The Press-Dispatch Sports Wednesday, September 20, 2017 B- 9 FIRST Continued from page 2 COMMERCIAL LEAGUE BOWLING RESULTS At King Pin Bowling Center, Washington TEAM STANDINGS (Through Wednesday, September 13) Points Points Team Pins+ High High Team Name Won Lost Avg. HDCP Game Series Washington Warriors 28 12 909 15539 1014 2863 A & R Home Center 27 13 840 15575 908 2624 Buckeyes 26 14 702 15620 823 2322 Pocket Pounders 26 14 736 15600 822 2288 Daviess County Tire 26 14 762 15444 841 2368 Crips 26 14 752 12242 798 2277 No. 423 Smokehouse 24 16 883 15887 1086 3003 King Pin 22 18 887 15507 965 2740 The Tux 20 20 685 15264 761 2193 Balled 19 21 812 15348 916 2571 Misfits 16 24 877 15332 958 2759 German American Bank 16 24 877 15186 926 2340 Hands Termite & Pest Control 16 24 944 14915 1029 2900 Water Department 12 28 854 15370 938 2708 Anthis Heating & Air 10 30 861 15128 924 2628 RESULTS OF WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 Hdcp. Hdcp. Lanes Team Name Total Won Team Name Total Won 1-2 No. 423 Smokehouse 3507 8 Anthis Heating & Air 3231 0 3-4 Buckeyes 3309 8 Water Department 3205 0 5 -6 Hands Termite & Pest Control 2973 0 Pocket Pounders 3230 8 7-8 German American Bank 2986 8 Bye 0 9 -10 The Tux 2901 2 Crips 2922 6 11-12 A & R Home Center 3242 7 Balled 3165 1 13-14 Daviess County Tire 3031 4 Misfits 3036 4 15 -16 King Pin 3201 2 Washington Warriors 3266 6 Top Scores - Teams Scratch Game: 1086 – No. 423 Smokehouse; 998 - Washington Warriors; 958 – Hands Termie & Pest Control. Scratch Series: 3003– No. 423 Smokehouse; 2771 – Washington Warriors; 2703 – King Pin. Handicap Game: 1254 – No. 423 Smokehouse; 1163 – Washington Warriors; 1152– Buckeyes. Handicap Series: 3507 – No. 423 Smokehouse; 3309 – Buckeyes; 3266 – Washington Warriors. Top Scores - Individuals Scratch Game: 266 – Chuck Payne (Hands Termite & Pest Control); 256 – John Dosch (Hands Termite & Pest Control); 254 – Jeremy Carlton (No. 423 Smokehouse). Scratch Series: 684 – Brandon Fitzpatrick (No. 423 Smokehouse); 668 – Jeremy Carlton (No. 423 Smoke- house); 653 – John Dosch (Hands Termite & Pest Control). Handicap Game: 290 – Jeremy Carlton (No. 423 Smokehouse); 288 – Chuck Payne (Hands Termite & Pest Control); 271 – John Dosch (Hands Termite & Pest Control). Handicap Series: 776 – Jeremy Carlton (No. 423 Smokehouse); 735 – Rick Mattingly ( Washington Warriors); 731 – Szeph Gines (Pocket Pounders). Thank You anks to everyone who participated in the 2017 Kiwanis Golf Scramble. Special thanks to our donors and hole sponsors: HOLE SPONSORS: Benner & Co. Heating & Air Boyd Realty Win Energy REMC Home Building Golden Living Amber Manor Evans & Sons RV Sales Four Star Fabricators German American Bank German American Insurance Golden Living Mahoney Law Office Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance OD Harris & Sons Funeral Onyett Fabricators Mikels Graphics Petersburg Hardware Pike Co. Farm Bureau Inc. Sisson Steel Solar Sources Subway VFW Post 3587 Village Inn Wyatt Rauch Wyatt Seed Company Hoosier Energy IP&L Duke Energy Parsifal China Wok Caddy Shack Prides Creek Golf Course Montes Pizza OTHER DONATIONS: O'Reilly's Willis & Co, CPA Edward Jones Doug Glass Ficklin Auto CVS Silk Designs German American Bank Farm Bureau Insurance Mary's Flowers Cash prizes were given to the top three teams. e winning team was Eric Smith, Nick Smith, Scott Smith and Justin Dixon. Prizes were also given to longest drive, clos- est to the pin and highest score. with 14. "We came out strong in the first set with South Knox," Pike Central head coach Tonya Walton said. "Our passing was very good, which led our of- fense as well. They played well together and commu- nicated." The Lady Chargers then posted a 25 -18, 25 -21 win over Washington as Nal- ley tallied a team-high 11 points on nine kills, one ace serve and one block. Lamey added six kills while Jenkins had four kills and one block. Pipes led Pike Central in ace serves (2) and set-assists (8) while Crow, who had five set-as- sists, and Whann both had one ace serve. Whann had a team-high 13 digs while Sorgius added 12. Crow had nine digs, Pipes had seven and junior Alex Tray- lor had five. "It was a close game at the beginning of each set, then towards the middle, we pulled ahead on a cou- ple of good service aces," Walton said. "The girls again played very well with some strong attacks and great defensive plays." The Lady Chargers closed out the day with a 25 -18, 25 -18 win over East- ern Greene. Nalley scored a team-high six points – on four kills and two ace serves – while Pipes add- ed six kills. Crow had five points on three kills and two ace serves and Lamey had four kills. Jenkins and junior Kylie Dawson both had three kills. Crow had 10 set-assists while Pipes had five. Pipes and Whann both had 11 digs. "They had a couple of tall middle blockers that we had to learn to hit around," Walton said. "The girls adapted very well. They were helping each other out by telling them where the holes were on Eastern Greene's defense. We hit the ball very well and were able to get a lot of points on tips." "They played an amaz- ing tourney all day," Wal- ton added. "They had fun doing it and it paid off very nicely with a tourney win! " Pike Central, which im- proved to 8 -13, traveled to Vincennes Rivet on Tues- day, Sept. 19. The La- dy Chargers will play at South Spencer on Thurs- day, Sept. 21, before return- ing home to host Tell City on Tuesday, Sept. 26. SOMETHING NEWSWORTHY? Give us a call: 812-354-8500 PCHS boys' tennis team defeats Boonville, 4-1 The Pike Central High School boys' tennis team de- feated visiting Boonville 4-1 on Thursday, Sept. 14. At No. 1 singles, Chargers senior Jackson Keepes de- feated Pioneers junior Ben Meier 3-6, 7-5, 6 -1. At No. 2 singles, Chargers senior Carlos Stewart de- feated Pioneers sophomore Zeb Miles 6 -4, 6 -3. At No. 3 singles, Char- gers freshman Ethan Huck defeated Pioneers junior Anakin Matthews 6 -0, 6 -1. At No. 1 doubles, the Chargers' team of junior Kyle Williams and sopho- more Quinton Sorgius lost to the Pioneers' team of se- nior Caleb Skelton and ju- nior Levi Olson 7-5, 6 -3. At No. 2 doubles, Char- gers sophomores Andrew Claridge and Colin Craig de- feated the Pioneers' team of sophomore Camden Green and freshman Nicholas Hyndman 6 -1, 6 -4. With the win, Pike Cen- tral improved to 5 -10. The Chargers will host Heritage Hills at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 20, be- fore closing out the regular season at home against Vin- cennes Lincoln at 5 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 21. Lady Chargers hold off Princeton for five-set win Senior Shelbi Pipes scored a team-high 15 points as the Pike Central High School volleyball team defeated host Princeton 25 - 18, 25 -23, 16 -25, 19 -25, 15 - 13 on Tuesday, Sept. 12. Pipes had six kills and dished out a team-high nine ace serves during the five-set match. Junior Alys- sa Jenkins netted 13 points on eight kills and a team- high five blocks, while ju- nior Taylor Lamey scored 12 points on two blocks and a team-high 10 kills. Senior Brook Nalley tal- lied eight points on four kills and four blocks, and ju- nior Becca Crow scored five points on four ace serves and one kill. Crow and Pipes both dealt out 10 set-assists while Jenkins had two. Se- nior Morgan Whann led the Lady Chargers in digs with 30 while Crow added 21, senior Peyton Sorgius had 19, junior Alex Traylor had 12 and junior Kenzie Dunn had 11. "We came out very strong in the first set," Pike Cen- tral head coach Tonya Wal- ton said. "They were pass- ing great and hitting ag- gressively. We struggled in the second set with pass- ing but ended up with the win. The third and fourth sets, we had a hard time connecting offensively and Princeton was able to get the points. Princeton played well defensively. The fifth set, we played much better. We passed well, which led our offense to get some real- ly good hits in as well." "Overall, it was a decent match and the girls fought hard for every point," added Walton, whose team ended a five-match losing streak while improving to 5 -13. "They worked well togeth- er to pull out a win." In the junior varsity match, Princeton defeated the Lady Chargers 25 -22, 21-25, 15 -9. Sophomores Aubrie Dawson (one ace serve, three kills), Alex- is Englert (one ace serve, three kills), Karsyn Pipes (two ace serves, two kills) and Emma Russell (two ace serves, two kills) led Pike Central in scoring with four points each. Sophomore Au- drey Keepes had three kills. Russell dished out a team-high seven set-assists while Keepes led the Lady Chargers with 17 digs. Daw- son, Pipes and Russell add- ed 10 digs each. PCMS 6th grade volleyball team rallies for win over Francisco Having given up a 12-point lead while dropping a first-set loss at Francisco on Tuesday, Sept. 12, the Pike Central Middle School sixth grade volleyball team, trailing 22-20 in the second set, appeared headed for a straight-set loss. The Lady Chargers, how- ever, would score five of the next six points – including two on serves by Karley Ka- vanaugh – to rally for a 25 - 23 win, forcing a tie-break- ing third set. Falling behind 7-1 at the start of the penultimate set, Pike Central would close to within two points – at 10 -8 – before the Lady Owls scored back-to-back points to ex- tend their lead to 12-8. The Lady Chargers would battle back, scoring five straight points – including four on serves by Madelyn Lansford – to take a 13-12 lead. Then, after Francisco tied the score at 13-13, Pike Central scored two straight points – including one on a serve by Kavanaugh – to win the third set 15 -13. For the match, Kavana- ugh had a team-high 16 ser- vice points while Lansford and Macey Stilwell added five each. Shelby Meadows and Brailey Mills tallied four service points apiece. "Madelyn Lansford had some crucial serves near the end of the game to help us pull out the win," said Lady Chargers head coach Steph- anie Shedd, whose team im- proved to 3-2. "They were moving and playing well to- gether on the court the last two sets. It was definitely a team effort! " In the "B" match, Pike Central fell to 1-2 with a 15 - 6, 15 -4 loss to Francisco. Athalee Loveless had the Lady Chargers' only ser- vice point. "The B-team struggled with serving the entire match," Shedd said. "But they played hard and put a lot of effort into the match." Pike Central, which host- ed North Knox on Monday, Sept. 18, will return to ac- tion on Wednesday, Sept. 27, when the Lady Chargers will host Vincennes Clark, and on Thursday, Sept. 28, when they will host Haubstadt. PCMS cross country teams compete at Vincennes Clark Fifth graders Xavery Weisman and Kaylyn War- ner placed third and fourth, respectively, as the Pike Central Middle School girls' cross country team finished second in a dual meet host- ed by Vincennes Clark on Wednesday, Sept. 13. Weisman finished with a time of 13:08 while Warner finished with a time of 13:37. "The girls did a great job of running in pairs and packs this evening," Pike Central head coach Brid- get Butcher said. "Xavery, although she did not finish with a time she was person- ally happy with, raced very well. Kaylyn kept Xavery in very close contact the entire race and made sure to finish in fourth place with a time of 13:37. " In addition, eighth grader Quinlan Teague placed 11th with a time of 14:30 ; Anna Whitehead placed 13th with a time of 14:36; fifth grad- er Izzy Luker placed 14th with a time of 14:37; sixth grader Ruby Sallee placed 16th with a time of 14:39; and sixth grader Lexie On- yett placed 17th with a time of 14:58. "Anna Whitehead, Ru- by Sallee, Izzy Luker and Lexie Onyett stuck togeth- er like a pack of wolves this evening," Butcher said. "It was exciting and very en- joyable to watch these la- dies stay together and push themselves. Although there was a group of Lady Alices in front of them, they never let a Lady Alice pass their pack." Also: • Eighth grader Morgan Sallee placed 19th with a time of 15:10. • Fifth grader Ella Hart- ke placed 20th with a time of 15:57. • Sixth grader Michaela Gray placed 21st with a time of 15:58. • Fifth grader Eibhlin Teague placed 22nd with a time of 16:00. • Eighth grader Morgan Anderson placed 23rd with a season-best time of 16:02. • Fourth grader Gracie Hill placed 24th with a time of 16:13. • Fifth grader Karlee Bolin placed 26th with a time of 17:48. • Fifth grader Brenna Potts placed 27th with a time of 19:07. • Fifth grader Destiny Jackson placed 29th with a time of 20 :14. • Eighth grader Hailey Parker placed 30th with a time of 21:05. "Brenna Potts and Kar- lee Bolin both did a fantas- tic job pushing themselves and sprinting vigorously to- ward the finish line to com- plete the 1.8 -mile course," Butcher said. "Destiny Jack- son and Hailey Parker also had two great finishes us- ing perfect running form to stride out the last 400 yards to finish off the night." As a team, Pike Central scored 40 points, placing second behind Vincennes Clark's 21 points. BOYS In the boys' race, seventh grader Dallas Reutepohler finished sixth with a time of 12:51 and fifth grader Blaine Barnett finished sev- enth with a time of 13:14 as the Chargers dropped a 15 - 46 loss to the Alices. "Dallas and Blaine did a great job of staying together throughout the whole race," Butcher said. "Dallas fought hard for a number six spot and Blaine was always right behind him, pushing him forward." In addition, sixth grad- er Wyatt Luff finished 10th with a time of 14:15; fourth grader Brayden Hartley placed 12th with a time of 15:05; fourth grader Garry Anderson placed 19th with a time of 20 :18; and fifth grad- er Carter McCain placed 20th with a time of 20 :23. "Brayden finished very well and sprinted toward the finish line just as I asked him to do," Butcher said. "Garry and Carter have been together all season long, pushing themselves to get better, stronger and faster times with each race. Although times were a lit- tle slower this evening, Car- ter shaved off nine seconds from last Thursday's race and Garry beat last week's time by a second." Pike Central High School junior Austin Dix- on (23) battles Heritage Hills sophomore Leo Martinez (6) for the ball during junior varsity boys' soccer action on Thursday, Sept. 14. The visiting Patriots won the JV contest, 2-0. Ed Ca- hill photo more Zach Fortune and se- nior Isaac Litkenhus lifted Heritage Hills to a 2-0 vic- tory. In a junior varsity game played on Tuesday, Sept. 12, Pike Central dropped a 1-0 loss to visiting Jasper. The Wildcats' lone goal came off of a penalty kick late in the first half. "We had several chanc- es to score goals, but just couldn't get one in the net," Chad Western said. "Our of- fense played well with Jacob Barber, Hunter Capehart, Sam Henson, Connor Young and Paxton Knies creating several chances, but just had trouble finishing our oppor- tunities." "Our defense was strong the whole game with great play coming from Noah Whann, Jersey Mills, Jaden Montgomery, Austin Dix- on, Gabe Caldwell, Connor Gaines and Carson John- son," he added. "It was a very good match against a very nice Jasper team." SOCCER Continued from page 8