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Sports Wednesday, October 26, 2022 The Press-Dispatch B-2 SEMI-STATE Continued from page 1 SECTIONAL Continued from page 1 Monday 8-7 • Tuesday 8-noon • Wednesday 10-7 • Thursday & Friday 8-5 eye exams • dry eye solutions prescription lenses • eye disease treatment Call to book your appointment today for safe in-offi ce treatment. Don't Neglect Your Eye Health. We're Open to See You Now! Dr. Clint Shoultz 715 S. 9th St., Petersburg 812-354-9400 Locally Owned and Operated rydon Central 171, 7) Edge- wood 185, 8) South Knox 210, 9) Jasper 272, 10 Bloomington North 279, 11) Charlestown 341, 12) Forest Part 364, 13) Seymour 381, 14) Austin 387, 15) Ev. Reitz 388, 16) Terre Haute S 389, 17) Columbus East 391, 18) Pike Central 392, 19) Tell City 406, 20 Cas- tle 420. ball more than 30 yards into Hatchet territory. Dent add- ed eight yards on the ground, but a bad exchange with the halfback was again recov- ered by the Hatchets, giving their offense the ball deep in their own end. Once again a Marchino sack forced a punt and the Chargers took over at their 28. It was Marchino's third sack of the night. This time the PC offense shut the door on the Hatchets. The Chargers kept the ball on the ground for seven consecu- tive runs, pushing the ball to the Washington 37-yard line. On third and 11, Meadows hit Peyton Howald for his second long touchdown of the night, a 37 yarder. It gave the Char- gers a 28 -7 win. A fter the game, Charger coach Kelly Brashear praised the team effort. "This was a great team win from coach- es having a good game plan to the kids taking the game plan and executing. I thought we were good in all phases. Special teams was tremen- dously better tonight. Peyton Howald was outstanding to- night. He had four PAT's, two touchdowns and even an inter- ception. Defensively I thought what really kept us going was our front three, Skylar Shel- ton, Braden Schultheis, and Isaac Marchino. Justin Leeds also did an outstanding job coming in for Skylar through- out the night." Pike Central (2-8) hosts West Vigo (4-6) next Friday night at 7:30 pm in the sec- tional semifinal. SCORING SUMMARY First Quarter PC Braden Howald nine yard run at 10 :00. Kick is good. PC 7, WH 0. PC Matthew Meadows 34 yard pass to Peyton Howald at 1:54. Kick is good. PC 14 WH 0. Second Quarter PC Braden Howald 40 -yard punt return at 3:37. Kick is good. PC 21 WH 0. Third Quarter WH Stowers 20 yard pass to Memering at 7:14. Kick is good. PC 21 WH 7. Fourth quarter PC Matthew Meadows 37 yard pass to Peyton Howald at 6:17. Kick is good. PC 28 WH 7. INDIVIDUAL STATS Passing PC Matthew Meadows 10 - 15 -192 yards, 2 TD 0 INT; Jagar Dent 1-1-25 yards. W Colton Stowers 15 -25 -148 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT; Jameson Dwyer 0 -3-0 yards, 0 TD, 1 INT. Receiving PC Peyton Howald 4 for 110, 2TD; Braden Howald 2 for 14 yards; Dent 3 for 46 yards; Meadows 1 for 25 yards; Trenten Richardson 1 for 22 yards. W Ryland Memering 6 for 78 yards, 1 TD; Brody Isza 4 for 39 yards; Cameron Cook 2 for 13; Xavion Lesure 2 for 12; Kaleb Waller 1 for 6. Rushing PC Dent 7 for 43 yards; Kell 13 for 90 yards; Meadows 3 for 16 yards; B. Howald 18 for 88 yards, 2 TD; P. Howald 1 for 14. W Stowers 3 for 12 yards; Lesure 5 for 36 yards; Dwyer 1 for 17 yards; Cook 7 for 9; Me- mering 1 for 4 yards. Interceptions: PC P. How- ald (1). Sacks: PC Isaac Marchino (3); Corey Goeppner (1). Stats by Dylan Charles Pike Central's girls cross country team placed 18th in the Brown County Cross Country Semi-State on Satur- day. Team members are (l to r) Kaylyn Warner, Xavery Weisman, Anna Whitehead, Kennedy Willis, Kylee Walk- er and Ashlynn Kirk. Chris Clement photo. Pike Central's Anna Whitehead strides along during the Brown County Cross Country Semi-State. She placed 71st for the Chargers. Chris Clement photo. Charger Ashlynn Kirk makes her way around the Brown County course during the Semi-State cross country meet. She placed 172nd. Chris Clement photo. Charger senior Kennedy Willis runs near the front of a large pack in the Brown County Cross Country Semi-State. Chris Clement photo. Charger running back Nathaniel Kell tries to turn the corner. He had 13 carries for 90 yards in the 38-7 win over Washington. Arri McDonald photo. Skylar Shelton makes a tackle during the Chargers' 28-7 win. Arri McDonald photo.