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At number two double, Titans Mau- ra Klluesner and Emilee Bullock, beat Trojans Morgan Ice and Mykayla Spin- dler 6 -1, 6 -0. Titans took out Princeton 5 -0. Gibson Southern beat Princeton 5 - 0 for their 12ht consecutive sectional championship. Titan number one sin- gle player Gracia Jones beat Juliet Wil- hite 6 -0 6 -0. Jones did not lose a game in four sets of sectional play. Helen Kiesel beat Princeton's Haley Davis 6 -1, 6 -0, at number two singles. Sydney Purcell brought home the win for Gibson Southern at number three singles over Ali Medler 6 -2, 6 -1. Lillie Booth and Lilly Scmitt, at num- ber one singles, won in straight sets for the Titan 6 -2, 6 -1, over Kelsey Ellis and Albree Walllace. Maura Kluesner and Emilee Bullock, at number two doubles, fought their way back from a first set loss to win. They dropped the first set to Princeton's Eliz- abeth James and Emma Craven 6 -3. But then they turned it around with a 6 -4 win in the second set, and clinched with a 6 - 2 win in the third set. Gibson Southern's 2022 Sectional Champion tennis team members are front row (l to r): Lilly Schmitt, Lil- lie Booth, Helen Kiesel, Maura Kluesner, Jayden Sorgius and Emilee Bullock; middle row: Assistant Coach Kyle DeBord, Kelsey Spindler, Sydney Purcell, Gracia Jones, Gabby Smitha, Mallory Maurer, Jade Dewig; and back row: coaches Josh Nurrenbern and Matt Grabbe. Titan softball wins three, run their streak to 20 straight By Andy Heuring Star-Times Sports sports@sgtartimes.com Gibson Southern has stretched their consecutive win streak to 20 games with three wins last week over Vincennes, Castle and Evans- ville Central as they head into sec- tional play this week. The Lady Titans started the week on Monday beating Vincennes 10 -0 as they scored in the every inning, and Callie Dickerson threw a two-hit- ter over five innings while striking out six. Sydney Long had a big night, go- ing 2-for-2 with two RBIs,scored three runs and had two stolen bases. She led off the game with a single, stole second and scored on a single by Brenna Blume. Gibson Southern added two more in the second. EmmaLee Higgs and Taylor Fonte opened the second in- ning with back-to-back singles. Long hit a sacrifice fly to right field to drive in Higgs and Lauryn Adamson fol- lowed with a double to bring Fonte home for a 3-0 lead. Ally Malone hit a one-out triple and then scored on Olivia Money's fly ball to left field for a 4-0 lead. They scored three in the fourth as Ryan Smith drew a one-out walk and was driven in by Long's double. Ad- amson and Blume walked and Long scored on a passed ball, before Mon- ey's sacrifice drove in Adamson for a 7-0 lead. In the fifth inning Higgs drew a walk and Fonte crushed an 0 -2 pitch over the center field fence for a 9 -0 lead. Long drew a two-out walk and Adamson drove her in with double to end the game on the 10 -run rule. BLUME, MONEY DELIVER 3-0 WIN OVER CASTLE Gibson Southern erupted for a three-run sixth inning against Cas- tle and held on for a 3-0 victory to secure their 19th consecutive win. The Titans had only had two run- Titans win golf PAC By Andy Heuring South Gibson Sports sports@sgstartimes.com Gibson Southern's boys golf team won the Pocket Athlet- ic Conference golf champion- ships that turned into an en- durance match. Playing over the steep hills of Sultan's Run with numerous weather de- lays, it took two days to finish. The teams were pulled off the course three times on Sat- urday before it was called due to darkness, as storms rolled through the area. They con- tinued play on Tuesday night, but when it was all finished the Titans were on the top of the heap. "It was an all-around team effort. All the guys struggled a little bit having to come back after the rain delay, but I was happy with how they stayed focused and finished their round out well," said Ti- tan Coach Matt Reinbrecht. Three Titans finish in the top 10, which earned each All- PAC honors as well as team championship. Freshman Peyton Black- ard was the medalist shoot- ing a 1 over 73. He was five strokes better than second place Brant Tretter of For- est Park with a 78. The com- petition was played from the gold tees at 6,429 yards and a slope of 138, which is the one of toughest courses they will play in high school until the state finals. Blackard and Tretter were the only two players to break 80. Seniors Cale Martin and Peyton Blackyard makes solid contact on a tee shot, on hole 2, at Sultan's Run in Jasper during a recent match. Over the week Blackard shot a 72 to lead the Titans to fourth place, in the Washington In- vitational at Country Oaks. See GOLF PAC on 3 See TR ACK on 2 Boys' track wins Princeton sectional Claim 10 firsts By James Capozella Star-Times Sports sports@sgtartimes.com The Gibson Southern Ti- tan boys track and field team swept all three relays and won seven individual events to cap- ture the Princeton sectional Title, this past Thursday. Mi- chael Herren was a double winner; and Maurer Cooper, Hayden Pennington, Chris- topher Spear, Ethan Spin- dler and Sloan Cox all came away with individual section- al championships in their re- spective events. Cox and Pen- nington contributed also sec- ond place points, and Hank Kissel scored two third place finishes. Titan sophomore Michael Herren ran an 11.24 to place first in the 100 meter dash, with teammate Daniel Thom- as fifth in 11.68. Herren added Titan sophomore sprinter Michael Herron leans at the line of the 100 meter dash. He won both the 100 and 200, in times of 11.24 and 22.64.