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B-2 Wednesday, May 25, 2022 The Press-Dispatch ter dash preliminaries with a time of 15.62; and Makynna Satterfield was 18th (17.56). Coach said, "Even though she didn't advance in any events, Morgan Anderson had a great personal day with her three events. She got three personal bests." Ander- son had a 53.92 in the 300, 17.61 in the 100 hurdles pre- liminaries; and season bests were also set by Quinlan Teague in the 1600 (5:33.89) and 3200 (12:05.36). The 4x800 relay team fin- ished fifth in 9:44.89 and the 4x100 team placed sixth in 46.65, about two seconds out of second. The 4x400 relay team clocked 4:15.80, placing ninth. Team results: Gibson Southern 166, Princeton 153, South Knox 84, Vin- cennes 56, North Knox 37.5, Tecumseh 33, Pike Central 28.5, Washington 28, Barr- Reeve 20, North Daviess 9, Wood Memorial 5, Washing- ton Catholic 2, Vincennes Rivet 2. SECTIONAL Continued from page 1 BOYS Continued from page 1 Most Valuable Receiving Most Valuable awards were, from left: Kiersten "K J" Woods, div- er, Awstyn Luff, Markis Hutchinson, diver, and Easton Bailey. Most Improved Eva Cox was recognized with the Most Improved award. Not pictured is Izaiah LeMond. Mental Attitude Kylie Meyer and Tyler Collins were recognized with the Mental Attitude award. Leadership Award Four Middle School swimmers earning the Leadership Award are, from left: Easton Bailey, Jacoby Smith, Kylee Weathers and Awstyn Luff. Best Newcomer Hope Meny received the Best Newcomer award. Cainan Russell is not pictured. Academic Awards PCMS swim athletes earning Academic Awards are, from left, front: Hope Readle, Jersey Vickers, Kylie Meyer and Elle Readle. Back row: Jacoby Smith, Tyler Collins and Joshua Smith. MIDDLE SCHOOL SWIM AWARDS Charger Ethan Mann tries to clear the bar in the high jump. Mann placed fourth in the sectional clearing a height of 5'8". Zane DeCoursey runs a leg of the 4 x 800 relay for Pike Central. They finished fifth in a time of 9:44.39 at the track sectional on Thursday. HEATING AND AIR 812-789-3065 tdavis@alltradeheatingandair.net or admin@alltradeheatingandair.net THE INDUSTRY LEADER IN CLEAN AIR, BUT DON'T JUST TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT. The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America recognizes CleanEffects® as asthma & allergy friendly® Lady Charger Tennis falls to Southridge in Sectional By Andy Heuring Pike Central's varsity ten- nis season ended last week when they lost to Southridge in the sectional. Southridge beat Pike Cen- tral 5 -0. "I think we played pret- ty well against Southridge. They had played some pret- ty good tennis the last couple of weeks and it showed," said Charger Coach Brent Beck. The match had been moved indoors due to rain. "It was a good experience for the girls to play indoors in a match due to the rain, but playing indoors didn't really effect any team in a negative way," said Beck. Pike Central's number one singles Jamie Sallee fell to Southridge's Oliva Durcho- lz 6 -1, 6 -2. At number two singles, Ella McGuire lost to Southridge's Olivia Lopez 6 - 2, 6 -2 and at number three singles Gabby Collins lost to Southridge's Kate Durcholz 6 -1, 6 -0. In doubles, the team of Jor- dan Biel and Kelby LaRoche of Southridge beat Reagan Craig and Shelby Keeker 6 - 1, 6 -3. At number two dou- bles Lilian Mann and Eibh- lin Teague of Pike Central lost 6 -0, 6 -3. "Summer workouts will begin next week and I cer- tainly am looking forward to getting back on the courts," said Beck. Eagles donate $1,000 for park upgrades Tom Coleman of the Winslow Eagles presents Tim Stafford with the Pike County Little League a check for $1,000 to help make improvements to the Winslow ball parks. Pike Central senior Quinlan Teague runs just be- hind Haley Meede of Princeton in the 1600. She would eventually overtake Meade and finish second in a time of 5:33.89. Teague also finished third in the 3200.