The Press-Dispatch
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The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, January 9, 2013 B-3 Lady Chargers swim team has good night Levi Tryon tries to secure a rebound as a Wood Memorial player reaches in after a missed shot. Chargers boys JV has tough time on the road By Mike Johansen The Pike Central Chargers boys JV basketball team could not quite find the right formula in two games this past weekend and came up short in both. Friday night the Chargers JV was at Wood Memorial High School to take on the Trojans and came up on the short end of a 27-23 score. The Chargers started out nicely taking a 6-2 lead in the first quarter. Bailey White hit the first basket for the Chargers, but Wood Memorial tied it up. Ty Hickey made two free throws and a basket to end the scoring in the quarter to leave the Chargers in front. Damon Schnarr, scored the first two points for the Chargers in the second period, but the Trojans came back to lead 10-8. Only a free throw by Nick Kluemper broke the run. The Trojans closed with a 12-9 lead at halftime. White scored the first two points of the third period for the Chargers and Levi Tryon added a field goal and Schnarr two free throws for a 15-14 edge. Kluemper had another basket for a 17-17 tie and White ended the quarter with a short field goal, but the Chargers trailed 20-19. White again scored the first basket in a quarter for a 21-20 Chargers lead. He added another basket for a three point edge with 4:30 left in the game. That would be the last points the Chargers would score in the game. The Trojans had a basket and five free throws to come back and take the win by a 27-23 score. Bailey White had 10 points, Nick Kluemper 3, Ty Hickey 4, Levi Tryon 2 and Damon Schnarr 4. White had nine rebounds, Kluemper eight, Hickey four, Schnarr four and Tryon two. Kluemper had four steals and White two. The Chargers lost to Mitchell Saturday night on the road. The score and details were not available. C.J. Popp does the butterfly during a recent meet. He won the event in a meet on Monday. Charger boys swimmers start new year with win By Mike Johansen First place finishes in two relays and four other events gave the Pike Central Chargers a good start to the new year and second half of the boys swimming season with wins over Gibson Southern and Northeast Dubois. The Chargers scored 128 points, Northeast Dubois 108 and Gibson Southern 49. The first top place finish came in the first event as the Chargers captured the 200 yard medley relay with a time of 1 minute 56.05 seconds. Northeast Dubois was second at 2:01.22. Swimming for PC were Ethan Rolens, Alex Keepes, C.J. Popp and Maverick Henson. The Chargers also won the 400 yard freestyle relay with Rolens, Alex Keepes, Brady Like and Paul Heldring coming in with a time of 4:14.88. Second went to Pike Central as well with Popp, Jorge Hurtado-Peidrahita, Kyle and Aaron Keepes having a time of 4:29.17. Northeast Dubois won the 200 freestyle relay with a time of 1:43.17. The Pike Central team of Like, Popp, Heldring and Henson finished second at 1:43.19. Rolens started the individual events with a first place finish in the 200 freestyle clocked at 2:12.71 with Like second at 2:20.47. Rolens also won the 100 yard backstroke with a time of 1:05.16 with Kyle Keepes third in 1:09.05. Wittman of Northeast Dubois was second at 1:08.91. Alex Keepes won the 100 breaststroke with a time of 1:17.15 and Aaron Keepes was second at 1:17.82, two seconds ahead of third place. Alex Keepes was second in the 200 individual medley with a time of 2:38.94 with Wittman of Northeast Dubois first at 2:25.72. C.J. Popp took first place in the 100 butterfly event VU tennis clinic Vincennes University Tennis Coach Ron Albers has announced that his annual VU Winter Tennis Clinic will begin Jan. 12 and provide high school and middle school or junior high-age players an opportunity for quality training for seven consecutive Saturdays through Feb. 23. The two-hour sessions will be held at the VU P.E. Complex and Donald Bell Student Recreation Center from 9-11 a.m. each week. Cost for each session is $40 and payment can be made at the time of arrival each week. Players should arrive before 9 a.m. each Saturday and enter through the main entrance at the student rec center. "This is a great time to get back on the court and work on your game during the winter months," Albers said. "(Participants) can get two hours of great drills and playing time each week and that can be very important as the weather returns to conditions conducive for competitive play outdoors. "It will be for the serious tennis player, as we'll be going through many drills, games, stations and physical components of tennis that will aid the individual development as a player," he continued. "I'm offering this clinic for the player who is willing to work hard. with a time of 1:09.81 with Kyle Keepes second at 1:20.43. Henson was first in the diving event with a score of 145.90. He took second in the 50 freestyle in 25.05 and Heldring was third at 25.49. First went to Schultheis of Northeast Dubois at 23.04. Heldring was third in the 100 freestyle with a time of 58.39 and Like was fourth in 59.76. First went to Schultheis in 53.15 and Gallant of Gibson Southern was second in 57.56. Scherzinger of Northeast Dubois won the 500 freestyle with a time of 6:22.99 and Aaron Keepes took second at 6:24.26. By Mike Johansen Four first place finishes and enough other high places gave the Pike Central Lady Chargers first place by two points over Gibson Southern while Northeast Dubois was a distant third in a meet Monday evening at the Pike Central pool. The Lady Chargers won all three relay events and Aubrey Marrs won the 100 yard backstroke. PC scored 115 points, Gibson Southern 113 and Northeast Dubois 40. In the 200 yard medley relay the Pike Central team of Marrs, Kylee Claridge, Kendall Dudenhoeffer and Ally Sutherland combined for a time of 2 minutes 18.39 seconds to take first place ahead of Gibson Southern at 2:25.63. The Lady Chargers team of Chloe Keepes, Lauren Luff, Helen Dudenhoeffer and Alivia Cummings took third place in 2:34.60. The Lady Chargers also picked up first place in the 200 freestyle relay with a time of 2:02.84 with K. Dudenhoeffer, Claridge, Marrs and Sutherland swimming. Gibson Southern was second at 2:03.61. Taking fourth was Cummings, Ashley Davis, Kaylee Gray and Keepes with a time of 2:27.77. The Lady Chargers also captured first place in the 400 yard freestyle relay. Cummings, Keepes, H. Dudenhoeffer and Luff were clocked at 5:16.90 to take first with Northeast Dubois second at 5:22.72. Marrs picked up the only first in the individual events winning the 100 backstroke in 1:17.08 with Schafer of Northeast Dubois second at 1:24.10. Taking fourth was the Lady Chargers Gray with a time at 1:34.83. Marrs also finished second in the 200 yard freestyle event with a time of 2:39.56. Schneider of Gibson Southern was first at 2:29.68. Gray was fourth for PC at 3:09.24. Kendall Dudenhoeffer finished second in the 200 individual medley clocked at 2:49.04 with Rose of Gibson Southern first at 2:48.32. Helen Dudenhoeffer finished second in the 100 yard butterfly event with a time of 1:33.91 with English of Gibson Southern first at 1:24.81. Ally Sutherland took second place in the 50 freestyle with a time of 31.55 seconds And Keepes was fourth at 34.31. First was Maddie Gifford of Gibson Southern in 30.30. Sutherland took third place in the 100 freestyle with a time of 1:08.70 and Cummings finished fifth in 1:12.33. First went to Shelby rose of Gibson Southern at 1:04.63. Lauren Luff finished second in the 500 yard freestyle event clocked at 7:52.91 behind Schneider of Gibson Southern at 6:48.33. Kylee Claridge took second place in the 100 breaststroke event with a time of 1:31.04 and Luff was third in 1:33.03. Aubrey Marrs does the back stroke in a recent meet.She had the only individual first as LikeCentral beat two teams to start the new year. Sixth girls get big win By Mike Johansen The second half of the season for the Pike Central Middle School sixth grade Lady Chargers began with two nice wins for the A Team while the B Team had a tough go in one partial game and one full game. The Lady Chargers opened the week at home at Old Petersburg Gym playing the Boonville Lady Pioneers and the A Team came out with a 30-26 victory. The Lady Chargers opened the game with a 6-4 edge in the opening period with three girls each having a basket, Hailey Marchino, Becca Crow and Kylee Shoultz. Crow went to work in the second quarter scoring seven of the nine points the Lady Chargers scored. Boonville put in 10 points and PC had the lead 15-14 at the break. Pike Central had an 11-4 margin in the third period behind nine points from Marchino to lead 24-18. Boonville had an 8-4 edge in the final period, but it was not enough for a full comeback. Hailey Marchino scored 11 points, Becca Crow 7, McKenzie Dunn 4, Kirsten Jansen 4, Emily Carnahan 2 and Jordyn Graham 2. Also playing were Allesha Sisk, Emily Carnahan, Hannah Carnahan and Meredith Benson. Marchino had 10 rebounds, Graham six, Jansen nine, Shoultz seven, Crow four and two each for Emily and Hannah Carnahan. The B Teams played in the second game and Boonville came out ahead 22-14. Boonville went ahead 3-2 in the opening period. Pike Central had the edge in the second frame 6-5 as Kendra Wolfe scored four points for PCMS. Boonville had an 8-0 advantage in the third period and both teams scored six points in the final quarter with Alyssa Jenkins scoring four for the Lady Chargers. Kendra Wolfe finished with 4 points, Alyssa Jenkins 4, Hannah Carnahan 2, Madison Sisk 2, Sydney Keith 2 points. H. Carnahan had seven rebounds, Jenkins six, Wolfe 12, Keith three, Benson three and Taylor Lamey two. Also contributing were Emily Carnahan, Storm Weisling, Ashley Dulworth, Lillie Pancake, Kelsey Barrett and Tori Pauw. In the second game of the week the Lady Chargers sixth grade A Team downed the Loogootee Lady Lions 30-23 last Saturday. The Lady Chargers did not get off to a good start being out scored 9-0 in the opening period. The Lady Chargers came back in the second to get a 10-2 edge on Loogootee, but trailed 11-10 at halftime. Marchino scored four points and Sisk four. The PCMS girls had a 12-5 margin in the third period to lead 23-16 after three periods. Marchino had eight points with Graham and Dunn each adding a basket. The Lady Chargers had an 8-7 advantage in the final frame as Marchino had all eight points. Marchino scored 20 points, Graham 4, Sisk 4 and Dunn 2. Marchino had 11 rebounds, Sisk six, Graham two and Dunn two. The B Team played a 10 minute half and suffered a 10-4 loss. H. Carnahan had 2 points and E. Carnahan 2. H. Carnahan had three rebounds, Barnett five and Lamey two. Hunter Ed in Evansville in January Wesselman Woods Nature Center in Evansville is sponsoring a hunter education course to take place on January 26th and January 27th from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. both days. 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