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The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, October 5, 2022 B-3 The 2022 Pike Central boys cross country team members are: front row (l to r) Dylan Charles, Shane Woodhull, Jeremy Delobel, Tyler DeCoursey and Kenny Gerard; back row: Carter Blackwell, Peyton Chanley, Blaine Barnett, Dallas Reutepohler, Quintin McCormick, Jacoby Smith and Ethan Mann. CHARGER CROSS COUNTRY Good Luck at Sectionals P.O. Box 67, Petersburg, IN 47567 812-354-9995 | www.fourstarfab.com Chargers! Glezen Revival Center Go 245 S. Glezen Center St. • Petersburg • 812-354-9909 Since 1870 705 E. Walnut St., Petersburg | 812-354-8844 2134 E MAIN STREET, PETERSBURG | C A L L 812 - 380 - 7453 P.O. BOX 218, HWY. 57 SOUTH, PETERSBURG, IN 47567 Phone: (812) 354-8542 or 1-800-581-5826 Wyatt Seed Company, Inc. GO CHARGERS! 820 E. Poplar St., Petersburg 812-354-8500 Pike County's News Network Since 1898 WIN Continued from page 1 Bird hunter youth day slated for this Saturday By James Capozella Press-Dispatch News news@pressdispatch.net This Saturday the Pike County Bird Hunters' Club is offering the 16th Annual Youth Day, starting at 8 a.m. with a free breakfast for all youth, followed by archery, muz- zle loader, BB gun, darts, .22 rifle marksmanship, trap shooting and Chukkar hunting over dogs. The club welcomes all 4-H Shoot- ing Sports youth, Scouts and all oth- er youth interested in the great out- doors. A Lethal 405 crossbow is the #1 grand prize and a Savage over-un- der 20 gauge shotgun is the #2 grand prize. A total of 23 rifles, shotguns, compound bows and crossbows will be given away in a random drawing at the end of the day. Additional prizes include Two TriStar Viper shotguns, Two TriS - tar Cobra youth shotguns, four Ru- ger 10/22 rifles, two Bear Archery Apprentice bows, four youth Gene- sis bows, a Remington 1187, a Rem- ington 870, a Wolf 209 muzzle loader, two youth archery compound bows and a Gameforce semi-auto Airsoft BB gun are also in the drawing. The new clubhouse is located five miles south of Petersburg and two miles west on Division Road. All youth ages seven through 18 are wel- come. For more information contact Chris Kinman at 812-789 -3125. No firearms are to be brought to the club. All firearms, ammunition and equipment will be provided. A fter the club-provided lunch, a demonstration by Pike County Dep- uty Sheriff Buck Seger and K-9 Bleck will take place. A random drawing for more than $4,000 worth of rifles, shotguns and archery equipment fol- lows the K-9 demonstration. goals for the Chargers and Isaac Burdette had an assist. On Wednesday, the Char- gers beat Wood Memorial in a close match, 1-0 as Ridao scored on an assist from Nel- son in the second half. The win improves the Chargers to 10 -7 overall and 7-5 in the con- ference. The Chargers ended the season on a four-game win streak "In both games the field conditions made it very dif- ficult for us to play the pass- ing game that we like to," said Charger Coach David Hay. "Southridge and Wood Me- morial were good physically strong opponents so it was great to see us match them physically and also adapt our style a little bit to find a way to win. Both games gave us a chance to try things that we have been working on in practice in a real game sit- uation so it was good to see what worked and what didn't before going into sectional," said Hay. "Winning our last four games gives us great mo- mentum going into the tour- nament, but we know we will have to be at our best to achieve what we want to next week," said Hay. Pike Central drew a bye in the first round of the sec- tional and will play in the sec- ond round of the Washing- ton Sectional at 6 p.m. on Wednesday against the win- ner of the Washington-South- ridge game. Southridge is 1-12 on the season and Washington is 12-4. Girls soccer falls to Heritage Hills By Andy Heuring Press-Dispatch Sports sports@pressdispatch.net Pike Central's girls soccer lost their last regular season match to a strong Heritage Hills team 5 -0 last Tuesday. Heritage Hills scored three points in the first half and add- ed another two in the second half. The Patriots are 10 -5 -1 on the season and 9 -2 in the con- ference with their only confer- ence losses being to Gibson Southern and Washington. Pike Central played Vin- cennes Lincoln at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday in the Jasper Soccer Sectional 30. Vincennes is 5 -9 - 1, while Pike Central is 2-8 -1. The winner will advance to play the winner of Princeton and Southridge at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday. Charger Ethan Meadors heads a ball during the Chargers' win over Wood Memorial. Cameron Roy controls a ball during the Char- gers' win over Wood Memorial last week.