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The Press-Dispatch Sports Wednesday, November 14, 2018 B- 3 PCMS Continued from page 3 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' BASKETBALL Pocket Athletic Conference Standings PAC Overall Team W-L W-L Forest Park ...................................... 0 -0 ............ 0 -0 Gibson Southern ............................. 0 -0 ............ 0 -0 Heritage Hills .................................. 0 -0 ............ 0 -0 North Posey .................................... 0 -0 ............ 0 -0 Pike Central .................................... 0 -0 ............ 0 -0 South Spencer ................................. 0 -0 ............ 0 -0 Southridge ....................................... 0 -0 ............ 0 -0 Tecumseh ........................................ 0 -0 ............ 0 -0 Tell City ............................................ 0 -0 ............ 0 -0 Games of November 21 Northeast Dubois at Pike Central: Junior Varsity, 6 p.m.; Varsity, 7:30 p.m. Forest Park at Crawford County North Posey at Evansville Central Tell City at Perry Central Games of November 24 Dugger Union at Tecumseh North Harrison at Heritage Hills Springs Valley at Forest Park Loogootee Tournament Loogootee vs. Brown County, 10 :30 a.m. Pike Central vs. Rock Creek Academy, 12:30 p.m. Loogootee-Brown County loser vs. Pike Cen- tral-Rock Creek Academy loser, 5:30 p.m. Loogootee-Brown County winner vs. Pike Cen- tral-Rock Creek Academy winner, 7:30 p.m. Games of November 27 Jasper at Gibson Southern Owensboro Catholic (Ky.) at South Spencer Games of November 30 Evansville Central at Heritage Hills Evansville Mater Dei at South Spencer North Posey at Mount Vernon (Posey) Southridge at Washington Tecumseh at Barr-Reeve Games of December 1 Princeton at Pike Central: Junior Varsity, 6:30 p.m.; Varsity, 8 p.m. Corydon Central at Southridge Forest Park at Tell City Northeast Dubois at Heritage Hills South Spencer at South Central (Elizabeth) Wood Memorial at Tecumseh HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' BASKETBALL Pocket Athletic Conference Standings PAC Overall Team W-L W-L Forest Park .......................................1-0 .............1-2 Gibson Southern ............................. 0 -0 .............1-2 Heritage Hills .................................. 0 -0 ............ 3-0 North Posey .................................... 0 -0 ............ 0 -0 Pike Central .................................... 0 -0 ............ 2-1 South Spencer ................................. 0 -0 ............ 1-0 Southridge ....................................... 0 -0 ............ 0 -4 Tecumseh ........................................ 0 -0 ............ 1-0 Tell City .............................................0 -1 ............ 2-3 Results of November 6 Castle 94, Gibson Southern 40 Princeton 43, Southridge 25 Result of November 7 Boonville 55, Pike Central 48 Results of November 8 Heritage Hills 48, Evansville Reitz 22 Jasper 52, Southridge 31 Springs Valley 51, Forest Park 39 Tecumseh 56, Evansville North 48 Results of November 9 Pike Central 65, South Knox 64 Gibson Southern 54, Wood Memorial 19 Corydon Central Classic Tell City 25, Providence 21 Results of November 10 Loogootee 51, Forest Park 40 Heritage Hills 82, South Central (Elizabeth) 23 Vincennes Lincoln 69, Gibson Southern 56 Corydon Central Classic North Central (Farmersburg) 50, Tell City 47 South Dearborn 38, Tell City 18 Games of November 13 Pike Central at Vincennes Lincoln Evansville Mater Dei at Southridge Gibson Southern at Forrest Park Heritage Hills at Evansville North North Posey at Evansville Harrison Perry Central at South Spencer Wood Memorial at Tecumseh Games of November 15 Cannelton at Tecumseh Evansville Harrison at Heritage Hills Evansville Reitz at South Spencer Forest Park at Perry Central Games of November 16 Wood Memorial at Pike Central: Junior Varsity, 6:30 p.m.; Varsity, 8 p.m. Crawford County at Tell City North Posey at Mount Vernon (Posey) Princeton at Gibson Southern Southridge at Evansville Bosse Games of November 17 Evansville Reitz at Tell City South Spencer at South Knox Vincennes Rivet at North Posey Games of November 19 Boonville at Southridge Gibson Southern at Evansville Bosse Games of November 20 Pike Central at Tell City: Junior Varsity, 6:30 p.m.; Varsity, 8 p.m. Evansville Central at North Posey Forest Park at Evansville Mater Dei Princeton at Heritage Hills South Spencer at Mount Vernon (Posey) Tecumseh at Barr-Reeve Above: Pike Central Middle School's Kahle Young (55) tries to dribble past North Posey's Mason Ashby (3) during eighth grade girls' bas- ketball action on Thursday, Nov. 8. Young scored nine points in a 29-18 win over the visiting Lady Vikings. Ed Cahill photo Right: Pike Central Middle School's Tiffany Ar- teaga (32) gets set to take a shot during eighth grade girls' basketball action against visiting North Posey on Thursday, Nov. 8. Arteaga scored one point in a 29-18 win over the Lady Vikings. Ed Cahill photo Above:Pike Central Middle School's Shelby Meadors (with ball) looks to make a pass during seventh grade girls' basketball action against visiting North Posey on Thursday, Nov. 8. The Lady Chargers defeated the Lady Vi- kings 22-14. Ed Cahill photo Right: Pike Central Middle School's Brailey Mills (53) dribbles past North Posey's Makenna Bryant (13) during seventh grade girls' basketball action against visiting North Posey on Thurs- day, Nov. 8. Mills scored a game-high 12 points in a 22-14 win over the Lady Vikings. Ed Cahill photo Pike Central Middle School's Kelby Leighty goes up for a shot during seventh grade girls' bas- ketball action against visiting North Posey on Thursday, Nov. 8. Leighty scored two points in a 22-14 win over the Lady Vikings. Ed Cahill photo Right: Pike Central Middle School's Chloe Wil- liams (52) prepares to shoot at the basket during eighth grade girls' basketball action against vis- iting North Posey on Thursday, Nov. 8. Williams scored a team-high 11 points in a 29-18 win over the Lady Vikings. Ed Cahill photo Pike Central Middle School's Liberty Taylor (40) goes up for a shot over North Posey's Re- nee Schickel (10) during eighth grade girls' bas- ketball action on Thursday, Nov. 8. Taylor scored six points in a 29-18 win over the visiting Lady Vi- kings. Ed Cahill photo Posey made just seven of 39 field goal attempts – a 17.9 percent average – and turned the ball over 28 times. The Lady Vikings' lead- ing scorer, Hoehn, hit just four of 19 field goal attempts – including two three-point- ers – and was 1-for-2 from the free throw line while net- ting 11 points. "With the top girls pes- tering the ball and Kenne- dy Willis shutting down their scorer, it made North Posey struggle with of- fense," Knight said. "The girls know how important defense is now and they take great pride in playing our 'mad dog D.'" In addition, Knight noted, Pike Central out-rebounded the Lady Vikings 33-20, with Liberty Taylor grabbing seven rebounds and Keena Young getting four more. "Down low in the paint, the girls dominated," Knight said. "Liberty and Chloe shut down the paint. Any- thing that came in there, they shut down. Any missed shot, they pulled down the rebound. They are both workhorses and will give everything they've got ev- ery play." Kahle Young went 4-for-4 from the field and 1-for-2 from the charity stripe to finish with nine points. Tay- lor added six points. Keena Young and Arteage chipped in with two points and one point, respectively. In addition, Jaylynn Cape- hart came off the bench to grab a team-high four steals. For the game, Pike Cen- tral made 12 of 45 field goal attempts – a 26.7 percent average – and were 5 -of- 8 from the free throw line while turning the ball over 23 times, including eight times in the first quarter. "The girls handled the ball extremely good to- night," Knight said. "We had a few mistakes but that was expected because of our fast-paced play. The girls pushed the ball quick- ly up the floor and didn't let North Posey get set up on defense. This is something we have been working on lately in practice. The girls like playing at a fast pace. So we switched a few things up and made it possible for them to do so." "Overall, this group of girls is having fun playing ball and learning each and every day," said Knight. "They are really fun to watch and coach. There is talent all over this team. They have talent inside and out, and all of them play great defense." Hoehn and Renee Schick- el both grabbed seven re- bounds for North Posey. Hoehn also had a game-high seven steals while dishing out a pair of assists. Pike Central, which played at Washington on Tuesday, Nov. 13, will travel to South Spencer on Thurs- day, Nov. 15, before return- ing home to host Washing- ton Catholic on Monday, Nov. 19, and Haubstadt on Tuesday, Nov. 20. IMPROVES Continued from page 1 team defeated visiting North Posey 22-14 on Thursday, Nov. 8. Mills, after making just one of seven field goal at- tempts during the first half, went 3-for-8 from the floor and 4-for-4 from the free throw line in the final two periods as the Lady Char- gers improved to 3-0. Anna Whitehead added six points in the winning ef- fort while Wren Kabrick and Kelby Leighty tossed in two points each. Leighty and Mills both grabbed seven rebounds, while Kabrick had three steals. For the game, Pike Cen- tral made eight of 23 field goal attempts – a 34.8 per- cent average – and were 6 -for-9 from the free throw line while turning the ball over 29 times. Ashleigh Blankenship paced North Posey with seven points. Ashton Elp- ers added five points and a game-high six steals. Addie Fullup led the Lady Vikings in rebounds with seven. For the game, North Posey made five of 45 field goal attempts – an 11.1 per- cent average – and were 3-for-9 from the free throw line while turning the ball over 18 times. Pike Central, which played at Washington on Tuesday, Nov. 13, will travel to South Spencer on Thursday, Nov. 15, before returning home to host Washington Catholic on Monday, Nov. 19, and Haubstadt on Tuesday, Nov. 20.