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B-2 Tuesday, August 16, 2022 South Gibson Star-Times Maddox Giles placed 55th at 36:24. Castle and Evansville Cen- tral tied for the team title. On the girls side, Princeton dominated the event as they took the top three places. Gibson Southern's top pair was Cour tney Heldt and Eliz- abeth Steckler in 11th with a time of 33:17. The other Gibson Southern finishers were Aleks Parmer and Aleah Rexing in 26th at 37:20, Kae- lyn Wilkerson, Bailey Baker and Peyton Stocker in 30th at 38:29 and Hadassah Hutchin- son and Lilly Spindler in 41st at 47:53. Heidi Meade and Kyndall Anthis of Princeton won with a time of 30:42. "Overall it was a good meet. For some kids it was their first meet ever. Some haven't run a meet since track. It was a fun way to knock the rust off. Each person ran a total of 4K. It is something different not a lot of teams get to do," said Ti- tan Coach Jeremy Aydt. The competition was strong as Princeton, Evansville Re- itz, Bloomington North, Cas- tle, South Knox, Barr-Reeve, North Posey and Mt. Vernon competed in the event. nearly errorless game in the backcourt with a combined eight ground stroke errors while their opponent had 33 ground stroke errors. Landon Kiesel fell 6-2, 6-3 to the Spartans' Nathan Robbins at number one singles. At number two singles El- liott Church lost a hard-fought three-set match by tiebreaker in the third set. Church won the opening set 7-5 over South Knox's Hunter Sievers, but then dropped the second set 6-3. The two fought to a 6-6 tie in the deciding third set before Sievers pulled out a 7-2 win in the tiebreaker. TENNIS Continued from page 1 TITAN Continued from page 1 Courtney Heldt turns the last corner and heads toward the finish line in Saturday's season opening Hokum-Karem run hosted by Gibson Southern. Titan senior Keelyn Wilkerson tags Bailey Baker during Gibson Southern's cross countr y season opening Hokum-Karem, Saturday morning. John Decker has a high follow through on a two-hand backhand. Decker and John Kiesel, at number one doubles, won 6-2, 6-1 over South Knox. O N L I N E • S M A RT P H O N E • TA B L E T sgstartimes.com/edition Web, Smartphone, Tablet Streamline the Headline! 812-753-3553 • 203 S. McCreary St. Fort Branch, IN • ads@sgstartimes.com