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SPORTS CALENDAR TUESDAY, MAY. 17 ❚ GSHS Boys' Varsity Golf — Forest Park — 4:30 p.m. at Christmas Lake Golf Course ❚ GSHS Girls' Varsity and JV Softball — Evansville Castle ( JV first) — 5 p.m. at Castle (Softball Complex) ❚ GSHS Boys' Varsity Baseball — Washington — 5 p.m. at Gibson Southern THURSDAY, MAY. 19 ❚ GSHS Girls' Varsity and JV Softball — Evansville Central — 5 p.m. at Gibson Southern ❚ GSHS Boys' Varsity Baseball — Vincennes Lincoln — 5 p.m. at Vincennes Lincoln SATURDAY, MAY. 21 ❚ GSHS Boys' Varsity Golf — Washington Invitational — 7 a.m. at Country Oaks ❚ GSHS Boys' Varsity Baseball — Mt. Vernon (Double Header) — 10 a.m. at Mt. Vernon TUESDAY, MAY. 24 ❚ GSHS Boys' Varsity Golf — Evansville North — 4:30 p.m. at Cambridge THURSDAY, MAY. 26 ❚ GSHS Boys' Varsity Golf — County Meet — 1 p.m. at Cambridge PAC Continued from page 1 NORTH Continued from page 1 200 W. Gibson St, Haubstadt 812-768-5678 www.brettscarcare.com Online Vehicle Accessories Store 209 N. US-41, FORT BRANCH 812-753-4332 www.connerscarcare.com CONNER'S CAR CARE TIRES & SERVICE 7994 Professional Drive, Fort Branch T 812.615.5178 www.grabbewealthgroup.com Investment Advisory Services are offered through Raymond James Financial Services Advisors, Inc. Grabbe Wealth and Retirement Group is not a registered broker/dealer, and is independent of Raymond James Financial Services. Securities offered through Raymond James Financial Services, Inc., Member FINRA/SIPC. MATT GRABBE AAMS® Financial Advisor 600 E John St • Fort Branch 812-615-0219 LittleMiraclesLearn.com Like us on Facebook! From the littlest Titans to the biggest... Best of luck at Sectionals! 812-753-3553 • www.SGStarTimes.com The Gibson Southern 2022 girls tennis team members are front row (l to r): Jayden Sorgius, Rebecca Smith, Lily Hirsch, Jalissa Byrns, Jacie Bedwell, Charity Bay- lor, Tricia Long and Presley Dunkel. Middle row: Gabby Smitha, Emilee Bullock, Lilly Schmitt, Ella Helfert, Lillie Booth, Maddie Boes, Vanessa Foster, Hannah Robling and Alyssa Welte. Back row: Kelsey Spindler, Emily Holzmeyer, Maura Kluesner, Mallory Maurer, Gracia Jones, Lindsey Garbers, Sydney Purcell, Helen Kiesel and Molly Foster. Coaches on left side: Manager Carson Brindle, Assistant Coach Kyle DeBord and Assistant Coach Josh Nurrenbern. On the right: Assistant Coach Jade Dewig, Head Coach Matt Grabbe and Assistant Coach Andy Hollis. LADY TITAN TENNIS Good Luck at Sectionals GIRLS' POCKET ATHLETIC CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Team scores: 1) Forest Park 126.5; 2) Princeton 88; 3) Heritage Hills 82.5; 4) Gibson Southern 80 ; 5) Mt. Vernon 39; 6) Southridge 36.5; 7) Tell City 36; 8) 34; 9) 32.5; 10) Boonville 31; 11) Washington 15; 12) South Spencer and North Posey 11. Pole vault: 1) Maddie Maier MV 9'6"; 2) Danielle Eck- ert FP 9'; 3) Briley Applegate TC 8'6.5"; 4) Carly Schnell FP 8'6"; 5) Xaviery Weisman PC and Emma Carpenter HH 8'; 7) Natilee Wahl 7'6". High Jump: 1) Lyndsey Gentil NP 5'3"; 2) Claire Lange HH 5'3"; 3) Lera Wilson MV 5'2"; 4) Rachel Pohl GS 5'; 5) Briley Edwards GS 5'; 6) Ava Kiessel T 4'10"; 7) Leah Sea- ton B 4'10"; 8) Amber Tretter FP and Allie Taylor SR 4'10". Long jump: 1) Ava Kissel T 16'11"; 2) Rachel Mehringer FP 15'6"; 3) Kyndall Antis P 15'3"; 4) Lera Wilson MV 15'1"; 5) Macey Toler HH 15'.25"; 6) Breylin Turner P 14'10.75"; 7) Hailey Richter GS 14'10.25"; 8) Cassie Reeves GS 14'8". Discus: 1) Hanna West MV122'4"; 2) Karla Algeria SR 111'10.5"; 3) Kendal Rankins B 105; 4) Emma Carpenter HH 101'9"; 5) Erika Vinnedge PC 101'1"; 6) Maddon Williams P 98'4"; 7) Courtney Dove P 98'; 8)Alexa Fleck HH 97'8". Shot Put: 1) Kabree Oxley T 37'8"; 2) Grace Mangan HH 35'5"; 3) Amber Tretter FP 35'1.5"; 4) Summer Faulkenberg TC 33'6.5"; 5) Erika Vinnedge PC 33'3"; 6) Chloey Graham GS 32'10"; 7) Kendal Rankins B, 32'9.5"; 8) Jaiden Gogel Heritage Hills, 32'8.5". 4 x 800 relay: 1) GS Pennington, Hart, Hasenour, Hel- dt 10 :07.26; 2) FP 10 :13.17; 3) Princeton 10 :18.15; 4) HH 10 :20.63; 5) TC 10 :58.55; 6) MV 11:07.87; 7) Boonville 11:29; 8) Washington 11:45.92. 100 hurdles: 1) Rachel Mhringer FP 14.93; 2) Claire Lange HH 16.47; 3) Olivia Stahly TC 16.55; 4) Maddie Cum- mins P 16.63; 5) Kapri Granger W 18.04; 6) Morgan Ander- son PC 18.05; 7) Keirsten Hubbs FP 18.23; 8) Miah Roesch GS 18.35. 100: 1) Rachel Mehringer FP 12.45; 2) Ava Kissel T 12.85; 3) Abi Wilson HH 13; 4) Macey Toler HH 13.16; 5) Breylin Turner P 13.18; 6) Lera Wilson MV, 13.47; 7) Ella Jones GS 13.73; 8) Katey Schaefer FP 13.79. 1600: 1) Ellie Hall FP 5:15.24; 2) Emma Greshham B 5:18.47; 3) Xavery Weisman PC 5:21.42; 4) Haley Meade P 5:25.6; 5) Karli Kitten FP 5:27.45; 6) Quinlan PC 5:38.87; 7) Heidi Meade P 5.46.38; 8) Lexi Schaefer TC 5:48.76. 4 x 100 relay: 1) HH 51.65; 2) GS Pohl, Pohl, Richter, Jones 51.74; 3) Princeton 52.72; 4) Southridge 53.15; 5) Te- cumseh 54.49; 7) TC 54.54; 8) FP 54.74. 400: 1) Laci Spore P 1:00.24; 2) Carmen Hasenour GS 1:02.39; 3) Molly Schulte SS 1:03.24; 4) Bracie Phhillips B 1:03.93; 5) Ava Rea FP 1:03.95; 6) Molley Jones W 1:04.11; 7) Valarie Thompson MV 1:04.88; 8) Keelyn Wilkerson 1:05.38. 300 hurdles: 1) Rachel Mehringer FP 45.93; 2) Claire Lange HH 46.49; 3) Miah Roesch GS 50.20 ; 4) Allie Tay- lor SR 50.22; 5) Olivia Stahley TC 52.36; 6) Kapri Grang- er W. 53.44; 7) Cassidy Hasenour GS 53.46; 8) Morgan An- derson PC 54.02. 800: 1) Danielle Eckert FP 2:27.9; 2) Courtney Heldt GS 2;29.86; 3) Lexi Smith P 2:31.11; 4) Emma DeWeese SS 2:31,82; 5) Emma Blessinger SR 2:32.59; 6) Heidi Breiden- baugh P 2:33.74; 7) Taylor Hart GS 2:34.62; 8) Jordan Hal- le HH 2:40.32. 200: 1) Laci Sport P 26.95; 2) Bailey Keusch SR 27.05; 3) Macey Toler HH 27.57; 4) Emma Englebreht P 27.65; 5) Heailey Richter GS 27.79; 6) Katey Schaefer FP 27.81; 7) El- la Jones GS 27.90 ; 8) DuPont Cambree TC 28.14. 3200: 1) Ellie Hall FP 11:29; 2) Karli Kitten FP 11:46.16; 3) Haley Meade P 11:47.50 ; 4) Xavery Weisman PC 11:52.60 ; 5)Emma Gresham B 12:09.62; 6) Quinlan Teague PC 12:38.75.; 7) Lexi Schaefer TC 12:50.8; 8) Madalynn Steck- er GS 13:17.31. 4 x 400 relay: 1) GS Roesch, Wilkerson, Richter Hase- nour 4:17.04; 2) FP 4:23.48; 3) Princeton 4:24.15; 4) TC 4:25.4; 5) Southridge 4:27.33; 6) HH 4:35.88; 7) Boonville 4:40.2; 8) NP 4:42.74. long jump with a distance of 14'10.25" and Cassie Reeves was eighth (14'8"). Miah Roesch added eighth place points with a time of 18.35 in the 100 meter hur- dles. Madalynn Steckler placed eighth in the 3200 clocking 13:17 and Olivia Pen- nington was 10th in 13:22.40. Graham was 10th in the dis- cus (94'10") and Haley Ed- wards was 11th with an 87'7" toss. Elizabeth Steckler was 12th in the 1600 with a time of 6:03.87 and teammate Aleks Parmer was 13th in 6:09.64. Vanessa Schmitt and Chloe Field had no height in the girls pole vault. Team scores: Forest Park 126.5, Princeton 88, Heritage Hills, 82.5, Gibson South- ern 80, Mount Vernon 36.5, Southridge 36.5, Tell City 36, Tecumseh 34, Pike Cen- tral 32.5, Boonville 31, Wash- ington 15, South Spencer 11, North Posey 11. ma at its best. Malone, showing no signs of missing any action, imme- diately singled to score Fos- ter and knot the score at 8 -8, and on the play, the Huskies overthrew the ball to first af- ter Malone had crossed the bag. That allowed Bradyn Ep- person to race from second all the way to score the winning run, giving Gibson Southern a 9 -8 win. Gibson Southern had tak- en a 2-0 lead over Evansville North at the end of one inning, and neither team scored in the second frame. In the third inning, the Hus- ky bats came alive, pushing seven runs across home plate in the inning to take a 7-2 lead over the hosts, and in the top of the fourth, the visitors plat- ed another run to extend their lead, 8 -2. Gibson Southern put three runs across the plate in the bottom of the fourth inning to put the score at 8 -5, in fa- vor of the visitors. Both teams failed to score in the fifth or the sixth in- ning, and the Titan defense and pitching held the Hus- kies with a score in the top of the seventh to set up the dra- matic finish. Malone and Okes each banged out a pair of hits against the Huskies, while senior Levi Dickerson, Maur- er, senior Regan Farmer, and Parsons all had one hit each. Dickerson and Okes both tagged the Husky pitching staff for a double, while Fos- ter and Dickerson were hit by the pitcher. In addition to eight hits by the Titans, Hurless walked four times, Malone twice, Dickerson once, and Foster once. Okes had three runs batted in (RBIs) for Gibson South- ern, while Parson had his two crucial RBIs in the bottom of the seventh, and Dickerson al- so had a pair of RBIs. Malone had one RBI, the one that tied the game, and creating the one that won the event. Junior Garrett Reid took over on the mound for the Ti- tans in the third inning and allowed just one run over the final five frames of baseball, taking the win. "We were down to our last out," said May, as he replayed the final inning of the encoun- ter, "and Parsons had been hit- ting the ball pretty well, and he came through with a big two-run single. 'Then, Malone hit the single to tie the score, and they made an error that gave us the win. It was an exciting game for all involved." The win put the Titans at 16 -5 on the year, including 7- 4 in Pocket Athletic Confer- ence (PAC) play, while the loss dropped Evansville North to 19 -5 on the season. Gibson Southern was scheduled to play Evansville Memorial at Bosse Field last night, and the Titans are slat- ed to tangle with Washington this evening at Gibson South- ern at 5 p.m. Thursday, the Titans will travel to Vincennes to tack- le Lincoln in an outing sched- uled for 5 p.m. Saturday, Gibson Southern is set to travel to Mt. Vernon for a round robin affair with the hosts and Evansville Ma- ter Dei. B-2 Sports Tuesday, May 17, 2022 South Gibson Star-Times