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TRIALS of ONSTAR PLUS SIRIUS XM ALL-ACCESS 2 FACTORY WARRANTIES ◆ 6 Year/100,000 mile Powertrain ◆ 12 month/12,000 mile Bumper- to-Bumper ◆ $ 0 Deductible $ 12,900 2015 CHEVROLET TRAX LS $ 8,615 2011 CHEVROLET EQUINOX LTZ $ 13,900 2014 FORD EXPLORER $ 13,900 2016 FORD ESCAPE $ 9,957 2012 GMC ACADIA $ 11,457 2013 GMC TERRAIN $ 7,900 2007 HONDA CR-V 2019 CHEVROLET TAHOE $ 17,483 2019 CHEVROLET TRAX 2019 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN $ 34,498 2020 BUICK ENCLAVE $ 19,862 2018 BUICK REGAL $ 22,123 2019 CHEVROLET EQUINOX $ 20,894 2018 CHEVROLET EQUINOX Touch Screen, Fuel Effi cient! $ 18,841 2017 CHEVROLET CRUZE $ 50,750 2019 GMC SIERRA 2500 Teague runs fourth at Pike Central Invite Lady Titan Quinlan Teague ran a 19:52.92 to fourth place in the Pike Central Invitation- al at Prides Creek this past Saturday. The Lady Charger team finished fifth behind the Lady Wildcat champs who had the top three runners and all five in the top twenty for a team win. The girls finished fourth in team standings among 12 teams running without Jen- na Meyer and Libby Stone who were in quarantine for Covid-19 exposure. The boys had just four runners in the 15 team event with Charger Jer- emy Delobel 50th in 18:49.87, Dallas Reutepohler was 69th (19:38.94), Shane Woodall 92nd (21:14.49) and Noah Russell 93rd (21:16.36). Trent Zimmerman, Ethan Gorby, Lane Potts, Peyton Chanley and Ijaa Chambers did not participate. Zimmerman and Gorby were under quarantine and Potts and Chanley were out due to injuries. Chambers is coming back from injury, but didn't have enough prac- tices to run. Jasper's Andi VanMeter won the girls' race with Ally Wigand and Kelsea Skorge taking second and third for the Wildcats. Jasper's Abe Eckman won the boys' race in 15:34.02, followed by Ma- ter Dei's Dawson Schroed- er (2nd, 16:04.08). Jasper al- so took the third and fourth spots with Harrison Hulsman in at 16:06.38 and Jaryn Wei- nel (16:15.26). Boys' team scores: Cas- tle 41, Jasper 51, South Knox 67, Vincennes 129, Mater Dei 172, Memorial 174, Gibson Southern 177, Harrison 258, Mt. Vernon 270, Signature 290, Day 297, Barr-Reeve 312, North Knox 329, Washington 347, South Spencer 377 and Pike Central NS. Girls' team scores: Jas- per 36, Barr-Reeve 65, South Knox 72, Gibson Southern 95, Pike Central 148, Castle 192, North Knox 193, Harrison 199, Mater Dei 232, Tecum- seh 243, Vincennes 293, Me- morial 304. PC volleyball bests Rebels and Rivet Just like Charger vol- leyball head coach Steph- anie Shedd said about a comeback after defeating Eastern and South Knox in their round robin last week, the girls won in four sets to South Spencer on Wednesday and then spelled win in three sets over Vincennes Rivet. Coach Shedd com- mented, "The entire team played together against Rivet. Everyone played their role, but also encour- aged each other on the court. Even players on the bench were helping by call- ing balls 'out' and cheer- ing for each earned point. This was the best match we have played so far. I am excited for our team as we go into tomorrow's game and as we approach sec- tionals with so much mo- mentum and confidence. Coach McKinney and I are so proud of the way the team came together on the Tell City football game canceled Friday's Pike Central High School Charger foot- ball contest with the Tell City Marksmen has been canceled, according to a message from Pike Cen- tral High School athlet- ic director Dustin Powell. Asked about the cancella- tion, Powell said, "Unfortu- nately, it is what it is. I hate it for our kids and I hate it for Tell City. We will re- group and get ready to play Forest Park next week." The Chargers are sched- uled to play Forest Park at 7:30 p.m. on October 9 at Weather's Field. The last regular season contest is at North Posey on Octo- ber 16. Quinlan Teague ran her way to fourth overall in the Pike Central Invitational. See more photos on page B-4