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B-2 Wednesday, June 9, 2021 The Press-Dispatch REGIONALS Continued from page 1 Allen Faith and Kenny Osgatharp took first place in the 63 COVID-19 Bass Tourney recently. Keith Brock won the big bass award. Cale Beck and Keith Brock took first place in last week's tourney and Logan Traylor got the big bass win. Allen Faith and Kenny Osgatharp won second place. Two weeks of 63 COVID-19 Bass Tourney Track awards Front row: Jenna Meyer (Kiwanis Mental Attitude), Quinlan Teague (Most Valuable Distance), Lauren Young (Most Valuable Sprinter, Most Valuable Overall, Academ- ic Award), and Ruby Sallee (Most Valuable Jumps, Most Valuable Underclassmen); back row: Peyton Chanley (Most Valuable Distance, Kiwanis Mental Attitude), Bra- den Howald (Most Valuable Jumps, Most Valuable Overall, Most Valuable Underclassmen), Garrett Boyd (Most Valuable Sprinter), Stephen Krieg (Most Valuable Throw- er, Academic Award), and Erika Vinnedge (Most Valuable Thrower). OUTDOORS "Your complete hunting outfitters" STORE HOURS: TUESDAY-FRIDAY 9-6 SATURDAY 9-4 812-482-GUNS 4 8 6 7 317 Southgate Center, Jasper $ 69 99 $ 58 99 $ 11 99 $ 18 99 $ 65 99 $ 7 59 $ 19 99 Grand Trunk Skeeter Beeter Pro Hammock Alps Hydro Trail 10 Hydration Backpack Ridge Line Pie and Sandwich Maker SE Series Scoped Rifle Case By Plano Can Cooker Original 4 Gallon 200 Lumen Red/White LED Headlamp Ultra Performance SnapSafe Lock Box XL 7410 All Knives Largest Selection In The Area 25 % off (In Stock Only) Make Dad's Day! Hurry! Father's Day is June 20 All SPG Auto Accessories 50% Off Cast Iron and Teflon construction (Rifle not included) Fishing Shirt By GameHide $ 18 99 Fishing Pant with Zip Off Legs $ 19 99 UPF 50+ All Strike King Polarized Sunglasses 50% Off (In Stock Only) Reg. $25.99 plate, she let the first pitch pass, but on the second pitch, she smacked the ball over the left field fence for a two-run homer, bumping the score to 10 -3. The crowd and dugout went wild with excitement, with the team meeting the runners at home plate in celebration. The Chargers then went on to have a strikeout and a fly out, end- ing the sixth inning. Both teams held each oth- er scoreless through the sev- enth inning, ending the game at 10 -3. Williams gave up eight hits and 10 runs over seven in- nings, striking out five and walking one. The Lady Char- gers tallied six hits, led by Bailey and Powell with two each, Fiscus with one and On- yett with her home run. A fter the game, coach Stephanie Dawson said, "The girls put up a battle against Boonville, but had a tough time stringing hits together. Their pitcher was painting the outside corner. We had worked on it all week at prac- tice." "We had some hiccups in the field with a few bad hops and some aggressive base running mistakes. Overall, Boonville just earned the win and you have to respect that. I thought both pitchers did a nice job and it was good for our girls to get the experi- ence. In the long run, games like that make you a better athlete and person as long as you let the game teach you. I'm very proud of the improve- ments made this season and I look forward to big things happening for this team in the future." Dawson added, "I have to send a huge thank you out to our seniors on the team for all of their dedication over the years. I'd also like to thank everyone for showing up and supporting us in the tourna- ment. The big crowd and high energy was great for the girls to be surrounded by." Freshman Lady Charger Brailey Mills pre- pares to hit the ball during the Chargers vs. Boon- ville regional game action on Tuesday, June 1. Photos by Matthew Haycraft Freshman Lexie Onyett power drives the ball out and over the fence for a two-run homer in the sixth inning of the re- gional game on Tuesday, June 1. Lady Charger left fielder sophomore Madelyn Fiscus throws the ball to the second baseman during the Chargers vs. Boonville regional.