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The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, April 21, 2021 B-3 Jack Rostas, MD, FSSO and Micahel Boyd, MD, FACS Daviess Community Hospital has skilled, board-certified surgeons on staff who specialize in many procedures, including the only surgical oncology trained surgeon within 50 miles of Washington. You'll be treated like family in our state-of-the-art facility. There is no need to travel long distances for a surgical procedure. High-quality care is closer than you think at Daviess Community Hospital. NEW PATIENTS WELCOME 300 NE 14th Street | Washington, IN | dchosp.org/surgery Offering a wider varity of surgical services including but not limited to: Colonoscopy | Breast Cancer Surgery | Endocscopy Gastrointestinal Surgery | Hemorrhoid | Hernia Repair Skin and Lymphatics | Thyroid and Parathryoid Removal and more! Call 812-254-8856 today! Jack Rostas, MD, FSSO and Micahel Boyd, MD, FACS Daviess Community Hospital has skilled, board-certified surgeons on staff who specialize in many procedures, including the only surgical oncology trained surgeon within 50 miles of Washington. You'll be treated like family in our state-of-the-art facility. There is no need to travel long distances for a surgical procedure. High-quality care is closer than you think at Daviess Community Hospital. NEW PATIENTS WELCOME 300 NE 14th Street | Washington, IN | dchosp.org/surgery Offering a wider varity of surgical services including but not limited to: Colonoscopy | Breast Cancer Surgery | Endocscopy Gastrointestinal Surgery | Hemorrhoid | Hernia Repair Skin and Lymphatics | Thyroid and Parathryoid Removal and more! Call 812-254-8856 today! PC CHEER LEADER AWARDS Varsity letters and plaques were awarded to the Pike Central girls during their winter sports banquet at Prides Creek Golf Course Clubhouse last week. Pictured left to right: Ava Hudson got the most Spirited award, Jenna Meyer received the Academic, Outstanding Leadership and Kiwanis Mental Attitude awards. Emma McKinney won the outstanding Sportsmanship award. The Varsity Boys' Basketball Cheer Most Spirited award went to Chloe Willis (not pictured). Pike Central Cheerleaders attending the winter banquet were, left to right, front row: Grace Brandle, Jenna Meyer, Caitlyn Tyree, Madyson Satterfield and Haven Longest. Back row: Hannah Cassada, Emma McKinney, Ava Hudson, Alyssa Young, Carlie Halbrader, Taylor Gosciniak, Michaela Gray and Alli Harden. Not pictured: Chloe Willis and Emma Quakenbush. Lady Chargers tennis gets dramatic win By Andy Heuring Pike Central's girls' tennis got a third-set win from the number two doubles team to beat North Daviess 3-2 on Tuesday. With the team score knot- ted at 2-2, Pike Central's number two doubles team of Reagan Craig and Ella Ad- ams won a hard-fought third set 6 -3 to give the Chargers the win. They won their first set 6 -2, but the team of Bella Laughlin and Austyn Miller rallied for a 7-5 win the sec- ond set, before Craig and Ad- ams pulled out the third-set win. The stage was set for the dramatic final match with Lady Charger Shelby Keek- er picking up a razor thin win over Emma Sargent at number two singles. Keeker won the first set 7-5 and then closed out with a 6 -4 win in the second set. At number one doubles, seniors Kenley Back and Zo- ey Davis rolled over the op- ponents Haley Blevines and Kenzlye Jeffers 6 -0, 6 -1. North Daviess' Abigail Giesler beat Charger number one singles Ella McGuire 6 - 3, 6 -2, and Cougar Madison Ramsey, at number three sin- gles, won 6 -3, 6 -4 over Char- ger Jaime Sallee. The win improved Pike Central's varsity record to 2-4. In junior varsity matches, Alaina Johnson was involved in two wins. She and Gabby Collins won 8 -5 in a pro set doubles match. Johnson then won a sin- gles match 8 -0. Lady Chargers tennis falls at Boonville invite Boonville advanced with a 3-2 win over the Lady Char- gers with four well-contested matches and a forfeit. Number one and two sin- gles prevailed in the match with Boonville during the Mt. Vernon Invitational this past Friday. Lady Charger Ella McGuire bettered La- dy Pioneer Katelyn Day 6 - 2, 6 -4 in the number one sin- gles match. Shelby Keek- er claimed a 4-6, 6 -3 (11-9) win over Lady Pioneer Ad- dy Blackford in number two singles. Lady Charger Jaime Sallee lost a close one to Ken- dra Wright 5 -7, 6 -3 (4-10) at number three singles. Regan Craig and Zoey Da- vis lost a 6 -2, 6 -3 number one doubles match to the Pi- oneers and the number two doubles match was a forfeit. In the second match, the Lady Chargers fell 5 -0 after both a singles and doubles battle with Wood Memorial. Regan Craig and Zoey Davis battled to a 5 -7, 6 -4 (10 -4) loss to Wood Memorial Lady Trojans Taylor Houchins and Myliyla Spindler in number one doubles. Alaina Johnson and Jaime Sallee teamed in the number two doubles, fall- ing 6 -1, 6 -1 to Lady Trojans Kierstan Bottom and Bree Rowe in number two doubles. Ella McGuire fell to La- dy Trojan Rachel Pollock 6 -2, 6 -0 at number one sin- gles. Shelby Keeker fought to a 6 -4, 6 -4 loss to Lady Tro- jan Madie Boyd in the num- ber two singles match. Lady Charger Ella Adams fell to Brylie Rowe 6 -1, 6 -1 in num- ber three singles action. Netters fall 5-0 to North Posey The Lady Chargers tennis team lost to Pocket Athletic Conference foe North Posey 5 -0 while on the road this past Wednesday. Lady Char- gers Kenley Beck and Zoey Davis lost a close set 7-6 in number one doubles action, and finished 7-6, 6 -1 against Ellie Carlson and Rachel Newman. The team of Rea- gan Craig and Alaina John- son fell to Lady Vikes Ken- nedy Gauer and Grace Cull- man 6 -2, 6 -2 in their number two doubles match. Lady Charger Ella Mc- Guire lost to Sydni Flowers 6 -0, 6 -1 in the number one singles contest, and Shelby Keeker was bettered by La- dy Viking Alexa Simmons 6 - 0, 6 -4 at number two singles. Lady Charger Jaime Sallee fell to Lady Viking Meaghan Pearl 6 -2, 6 -0 at the number three singles court. Tecumseh nips Lady Chargers 3-1 Both Pike Central and the Tecumseh Lady Braves had three scoreless innings be- fore the Braves got three runs across over the fourth and fifth, and then held on for a 3-1 win at Lynnville last Tuesday. Chloe Williams pitched the six innings, al- lowing three singles, two doubles and three earned runs, while walking three. Xia Stafford and Avery Hunt got the only Lady Char- ger hits and Hunt had the only RBI. Mallory Hickey scored in the sixth, and she and Lexie Oyett were the on- ly ones to get on base with a walk. Green registered 10 strikeouts, walked two, al- lowed one earned run and the two Charger hits. Williams had a good night on the mound for the Lady Chargers, but error-less La- dy Tecumseh fielders and a little better bats by the Braves got them the 3-1 win. Chargers: 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1-2-1 Braves: 0 0 0 1 2 0 x 3-5 -0 At right, Pike Cen- tral's Ella Adams hits a forehand during her JV match with Avan Schneider. Schneider won the pro set 8-3. Above, Senior Char- ger Zoey Davis hits a backhand shot during Pike Central's match with Forest Park on Monday. The Rangers won the match 5-0.