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S P R I N G S VA L L E Y I S C E L E B R AT I N G O U R * 1.20% ANNUAL PERCENTAGE YIELD* 1.20% ANNUAL PERCENTAGE YIELD* 2957_SVBT_120YR_CD_SPECIAL_STAR_PRESS.pdf 1 4/7/22 1:17 AM Girls are fourth at PAC By James Capozella Star-Times Sports sports@sgstartimes.com Two top flight championship re- lay performances and three sec- ond place finishes propelled the Lady Titan track and field team to fourth place in the Tell City-hosted Pocket Athletic Conference cham- pionships. Gibson Southern pre- vailed solidly in the 4x800 meter relay, besting the Forest Park Lady Rangers by nearly six seconds. The Lady Titan 4x400 relay team also claimed the title with a six-second win over Forest Park. The 4x100 meter relay was won by the Lady Rangers, edging the Lady Titans by less than a tenth of a second with both teams breaking 52 seconds. Forest Park was the clear team winner with 126.5 points with Princeton (88), Heritage Hills (81.5) and Gibson Southern (80) dicing it out for second through fourth place. Carmen Hasenour ran a 1:02.39 to second in the 400 meters and Keelyn Wilkerson was eighth in 1:05.38. Courtney Heldt took sec- ond in the 800 meter run with a time of 2:29.86. Teammate Taylor Hart was seventh in 2:34.62. Miah Roesch ran a 50.20 to third in the finals of the 300 meter hur- dles and Cassidy Hasenour was seventh in 53.46. Rachel Pohl took a fourth in the high jump, clearing 5' as did Briley Edwards who placed fifth. RELAY CHAMPIONSHIPS Olivia Pennington, Taylor Hart, Carmen Hasenour and Courtney Heldt grabbed the 4x800 meter re- lay title with a 10 ;07.26. The winning Lady Titan 4x400 relay team consisted of Miah Roesch, Keelyn Wilkerson, Hai- ley Richter and Carmen Hasenour, who clocked 4:17.04. Both of the Lady Titan championship teams posted six-second wins over For- est Park. Lady Titans Halle Pohl, Rachel Pohl, Hailey Richter and Ella Jones were nipped by .09 seconds by Heritage Hills for the 4x100 relay championship. The girls ran a 51.74 while the Lady Patriots clocked 51.65. Princeton was third in 52.72. Ella Jones and Hailey Richter were in the top eight in the 200 dash prelims, with Richter placing fifth in 27.79 and Jones in at 27.90 for seventh in the finals. Jones ran a 13.73 to seventh in the 100 me- ter dash finals and Pohl was 12th in the prelims with a time of 13.80. Chloey Graham taped 32'10" for sixth in the shot put and Haley Ed- wards was 13th with 30'2". Hai- ley Richter placed seventh in the By Andy Heuring Star-Times Sports sports@sgstartimes.com Gibson Southern won the boys Pocket Athletic Con- ference Championship meet Thursday night. They won only three of the 16 events, but they had 15 different boys earn points in the meet to pro- pel them to 124 points for the win. "It was a complete team ef- fort in winning the PAC cham- pionship. The PAC is a tough conference," said Gibson Southern Track Coach Jere- my Aydt, about the Titan win. The Titans needed every point as they won 124 to 112 over second place Forest Park. Sloan Cox set a new school record and PAC record in the shot put. He broke his old school record by more than two feet with a throw of 61'1". It is the fourth time this season he has broken the re- cord. Teammate Hank Kissel was third with a throw of 47'5", which was a personal best for Kissel. In the discus, Cox and Kis- sel were second and third af- ter Tecumseh's Gavin Connel- ly uncorked a 159' throw. Cox threw 151'5" and Kissel 147'6". The 4x800 relay team of Lucas Kissel, Cooper Maur- er, Wyatt McElhiney and Al- ex Spindler all ran personal bests on their legs to turn in a 8:17.02, which was 9.7 sec- onds faster than second place Heritage Hills. The Titans' other win was Ethan Spindler in the high jump, who cleared 6'3" to win the event. Hayden Pennington had a big day for the Titans, run- ning personal bests in both the 1600 and 3200. In the 1600 run he ran a personal best of 4:33.14, to place second be- hind Forest Park's Spencer Wolf who ran a 4:29.57. In the 3200 he peeled al- most 20 seconds off his pre- vious best, to run a 10 :07.51 for third place. Wolf zoomed past the 10 minute mark for a 9:47.76 to win. Alex Spindler placed eighth for the Titans, with a time of 10 :43.99. Sophomore Michael Herron actually had the fastest time of the day in the 100. He ran an 11.21 in the preliminaries to post the fastest time of the day, but in the finals he ran 11.32 and placed second in a photo finish behind Boon- ville's Marques Ballard with an 11.31. Herron doubled up with a second in the 200 in a time of 22.79, just .04 second behind Will Kreilein of Forest Park in 22.75. Daniel Thomas, who was eliminated in the 100 for a false start, placed sixth in the 200 at 23.91 for the Titans. Thomas and Herron, along with Mason Scheller and Sean DeLong teamed up for a third in the 4x100 relay in a time of 45.02, which was 0.07 out of TITANS WIN PAC CHAMPIONSHIP Titans knock out North in come-from-behind victory By Mike Sandifar Star-Times Sports Sports@sgstartimes.com Coach Chris May's Gibson Southern Titans knocked off Evansville North in dramat- ic fashion at Gibson Southern Saturday in a come-from-be- hind 9 -8 non-conference victo- ry over 4-A Evansville North, a team that came into the fray with a 19 -4 record. Not only did the Titans come from behind, they did it in the bottom of the seventh inning with the bases load- ed, two outs and a freshman at the plate. The hosts trailed 8 -5 head- ing into the bottom of the sev- enth frame. The first hitter to take his place in the batter's box was senior Colton Okes, and he singled up the middle to put a runner on first for Gibson Southern and no outs. Oliver Hamilton was the next hitter for the Titans, and though he made good con- tact, he hit the ball to left field, where the Husky left fielder caught the ball and kept Okes at first base. That brought senior Logan Maurer to the plate, and Maur- er hit a ground ball single to the left side of the infield to put runners on first and sec- ond with one out. Drew Foster then worked the Husky pitcher for a free pass to load the bases, with still, just one out. The Husky hurler got the next Titan on strikes, and that brought freshman Seth Parsons to the plate with two outs, bases loaded, and Gib- son Southern trailing 8 -5. Just where a freshman wants to be. Right? This one did… Parsons tagged a single to right field to score both Okes and Maurer to get the Titans back within one at 8 -7, with Brayden Malone, back in the GSHS line-up for the first time after missing eight games with an ankle injury, coming to the plate. Still two outs. Hitter up af- ter missing eight games. Dra- Lady Titan Tennis overtakes Forest Park By Andy Heuring Star-Times Sports Sports@sgstartimes.com Gibson Southern pulled out a 3-2 victory over Forest Park last Monday, as they won two singles matches and number one doubles to beat the Rang- ers. Helen Kiesel, at number two singles, won her match with Forest Park's Kenzie Shulz 6 - 3, 6 -2; while Sydney Purcell, at number three single, beat Kaydee Berg of Forest Park 6 - 0, 6 -2. The Lillies duo, Booth and Schmitt, provided the decid- ing point at number one sin- gles. They beat Rangers Pay- ton Dilger and Emma Grund- hoefer 6 -1, 6 -3. Forest Park won number one singles, as Brooke Haug beat Titan Gracia Jones 6 -3, 6 -3. They also won at number two double, with Amy Wahl and Avair Schneider beating Gib- son Southern's Emilee Bull- och and Kelsey Spindler in three sets. The Titans won the first set 6 -3, and were with in one game of finishing off the match, but tied 6 -6 in the sec- ond set. Forest Park won the tiebreaker 7-1, and with that momentum won the third set 6 -3. In junior varsity, Gibson Southern won four of their six matches. Mallory Maurer beat Ali Wahl 6 -4; Gabby Smitha beat Olivai Bell 6 -0 ; Lindsey Garbers and Lily Hirsch, in doubles won 6 -0, 6 -1, 6 -1; Gab- by Smith and Mallory Maurer in doubles won 6 -2. Titans Becca Smith and Cha- riety Baylor lost in double 6 -4; and Smith lost in single 4-1. At left, Sloan Cox winds up in the of his spin before un- leashing the shot. He broke a school and conference re- cord on Thursday at the PAC championships with a toss of 61'1" to help lead the Titans to a team championship. Above, McCade Chandler pulls with all he has on his way to clearing 12'6" and placing fourth in the meet. B-1 Tuesday, May 17, 2022 South Gibson Star-Times See NORTH on page 2 See CHAMPS on page 3 See PAC on page 2