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B-2 Wednesday, March 31, 2021 The Press-Dispatch SOFTBALL Continued from page 1 SPORTS CALENDAR FRIDAY, APRIL 2 ❚ Girls' Varsity Softball — Bedford North Lawrence — 4:30 p.m. at Bedford North Lawrence ❚ Boys' Varsity Baseball — Loogootee — 5 p.m. at Pike Central ❚ Girls' Varsity Tennis — Mount Vernon — 6:30 p.m. at Pike Central MONDAY, APRIL 5 ❚ Boys' Varsity Baseball — North Knox — 5:30 p.m. at Pike Central ❚ Girls' Varsity Tennis — Tecumseh — 5:30 p.m. at Tecumseh TUESDAY, MARCH 30 ❚ Girls' Varsity Tennis — Vincennes Lincoln — 5 p.m. at Vincennes Lincoln ❚ Boys' Varsity Golf — Princeton — 5 p.m. at Prides Creek Golf Course ❚ Girls' JV Softball — North Daviess — 5:30 p.m. at Pike Central ❚ Girls' Varsity Softball — North Daviess —5:30 p.m. at Pike Central ❚ Boys' Varsity Baseball — Boonville — 6 p.m. at Boonville ❚ Coed Varsity Track and Field — Tecumseh — 6 p.m. at Pike Central REDUCED TEMPERATURE SWINGS ENHANCED PERFORMANCE IMPROVED DEHUMIDIFICATION Variable-speed technology means invariable comfort. 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These frames take prescrip- tion lenses, too! Buy 1 pair prescription sunglasses, get the second at HALF PRICE! * *Insurance accepted. 2nd pair doesn't have to be prescription. COACH EYEWEAR Patoka Lake hosts beginners kayak lesson, April 17 Patoka Lake interpretive naturalists will host a kayak lesson for beginners on Sat- urday, April 17 at 12:30 p.m. During the lesson, par- ticipants will get the oppor- tunity to try several differ- ent styles of kayaks and pad- dles. Instructors will also cover the gear needed for a safe trip and the best places to paddle on Patoka Lake. All equipment, including life jackets, will be provided. This event is open to anyone age 12 and older. Cost for the lesson is $5 per person and space is limited. Advance registration is required by calling the Patoka Lake Na- ture Center at 812-685 -2447. The entrance fee of $7 per vehicle for Indiana resi- dents and $ 9 for out-of-state residents is required for the Newton Stewart State Recre- ation Area, Patoka Lake, lo- cated north of Wickliffe on State Road 164. For more in- formation regarding this pro- gram or other interpretive events at Patoka Lake, call the Nature Center at 812- 685 -2447. For more information, visit on.IN.gov/patokalake. Lady Chargers nip Barr-Reeve 5-4 A three-run sixth inning bumped the Pike Central La- dy Chargers past Barr Reeve for a 5 -4 win after trailing 4-2 in the fifth last Tuesday. The Chargers took advantage of a sixth-inning Barr-Reeve error and scored three runs while staying error free themselves. Chloe Williams pitched six and two thirds innings, allow- ing one run, one home run, striking out nine and walking two. Kenzie Powell went one third inning in relief, allowing two hits, three runs and one walk. Hannah Graber helped herself on the mound with a homerun, but Lady Chargers Williams, Lexie Onyett, Xia Stafford and Avery Hunt coun- tered with one hit each, plus RBIs by Williams and Hunt. In the opening game of the season, Xia Stafford was at the plate, Mallory Hickey, Ken- zie Powell, Lexie Onyett and Karley Kavanaugh in the in- field, and Avery Hunt, Brailey Mills and Alyna Sharp in the outfield, and Hallie Bailey DP. Pike: 0 0 0 1 1 3 0 –5 4 0 BR: 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 –4 9 2 Williams, Xia Stafford, Mal- lory Hickey, Lexie Onyett and Avery Hunt supplying hits. Hallie Bailey was responsi- ble for two RBIs and Mills, Kenzie Powell, Stafford, Hick- ey and Onyett each had one. Hunt was one for one, Mills and Hickey were one for two, and Kavanaugh, Williams, Stafford and Onyett were one for three. Lady Charger head coach Stephanie Dawson said, "We learned a lot from the loss against Jasper, players and coaches. Mistakes were made by both and we plan to use it as a gain for those high-inten- sity games in the future. Jas- per responded to our eight- run inning and we allowed them to squeeze their way back in. We gave up free bas- es and we didn't continue to put pressure on them af- ter our big third inning. We can't be satisfied with one out- standing inning and expect Average Joes and Team Won lead Otwell League Otwell League basket- ball action thus far features 3-1 records for Average Jo- es and Team Won while the Longshots are 3-0 and RuN- NingRage is 2-0. The Trop- ics, Red Angels and Bench Warmers are 1-1 and the Hyp- notoads, Harlem Money and Busch Bods are 0 -3. This past Sunday's action included RuNNingRage 55 and The Tropics 51, with (6) Brian Riley scoring 15 points, seven rebounds and one assist for the RuNNingRage. (3) Jus- tin King had a game high-21 points and nine rebounds for the Tropics. The Longshots edged Team Won 51-50, with (0) Trent Barrett with 23 points, six rebounds and one assist for Longshots, and (8) Chantz Parson 14 points, six re- bounds and three assists for Team Won. Team Won bet- tered Harlem Money 74-54, with (42) Cody Thompson with 16 points, two rebounds and three assists. (7) James Hester had 14 points and one rebound for Harlem Money. The Longshots edged the Hypnotoads 52-48, with (0) Trent Barrett leading the way with 22 points and seven re- bounds. (50) Jaden Hayes was the game leader with 25 points and four rebounds. Av- erage Joes notched a 78 -49 win over Harlem Money, as Luke McPhail accounted for 19 points, twos rebounds and one assist. Harlem Money was led by (2) Dustin Hunt with 13 points, five rebounds and two assists. Average Joes got to the cen- tury mark against the Bus- ch Buds 102-48. (6) Luke McPhail had 25 points, two rebounds and two assists, and Trey Wornica netted 24 mark- ers, three rebounds and three assists. The Benchwarmers nipped the Red Angels 69 -67, with (3) Jesse Robling, Jr. scoring 17 points, seven rebounds and three assists, and (32) Dil- lon Robling adding 14 points and 10 rebounds for the Benchwarmers. Scott Mills (4) netted 28 points, six re- bounds and two assists and (#) Clay VanMeter scored 23 points, two rebounds and one assist for the Red Angels. Action from this Sunday's Otwell League basketball. to pull a win out of that. Mon- day at practice, the girls came ready to get right back at it, going over all the things we had recognized that need to be improved on. We will grow together from the loss. I be- lieve that." Pike: 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 –8 7 3 Jasper: 1 0 0 4 3 0 1–9 7 4 Lady Charger freshman Brailey Mills slides safely into third while base running on the Charger diamond on Saturday against the Jasper Lady Wildcats. Infielder Karley Kavanaugh puts the tag on a Jasper Lady Wildcat base runner during softball action this past Saturday at the Charger softball field.