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4.5 inches) but did not place. Jasper won the 11-team meet with a team score of 129.5 points, fol- lowed by Mount Vernon (92.5 points), Princeton (65.5), Boonville (48.5), Vincennes Lincoln (48), Pike Cen- tral (42), Evansville Mater Dei (34), Washington (24), Wood Memorial (6), North Posey (6) and Tecumseh (0). Charger head coach Chris K ram- er said afterward that the cold weath- er, the temperature at the start of the meet was 50 degrees and quickly dropped into the mid-40's, had an im- pact on most, if not all, of the meet's participants. " The cold conditions especially didn't help the sprinters for any team but our distance kids were still just a few seconds from their personal- best times," K ramer said. "Dameon Fulcher (1,600) and Earl Townsend (3,200) were both close to their fast- est times of the year." Pike Central, which participated in the Pioneer Relays at Boonville on Tuesday, May 5, will compete in the Pocket Athletic Conference Cham- pionships at Tell City on Thursday, May 15. time of 37:55. "It was a lot harder, like over by the park," Hillyard, 15, said. "It was really hilly." Caleb Toler was the top male finisher in the two-mile run with a time of 16 : 06. His mother, Tonja, was the top female finisher with a time of 27:34. Following are the complete re- sults: 2-Mile r ace overall Male: Caleb Toler, 16 : 06. overall female: Tonja Toler, 27:34. 0-12 years: female – 1. Molly Stoppert, 30 : 02 ; 2. Mad- lyn Sturgeon, 31:56 ; 3. Lindsey Woods, 33:33. Male – 1. A.J. Hill, 16 : 08 ; 2. A ndrew Woods, 23:16 ; 3. A idan McGiffen, 27:39 ; 4. Isaac McGiffen, 31:35. 13-19 years: female – 1. Jen- nifer Hurt, 35:10. 20-29 years: female – 1. Ka- tie Sturgeon, 31:55; 2. Kenw yn Brosmer, 31:57; 3. Olive Buechler, 35: 09. 30-39 years: female – 1. Hannah Hill, 27:36 ; 2. Natalie McGiffen, 31:34. 40-49 years: female – 1. Dawn Sparks, 29 : 53 ; 2. Susan Yokem, 33:10. Male – 1. Boyd Tol- er, 23:12; 2. Daniel Yokem, 33: 09 ; 3. Vaughn Woods, 33:33. 50 & Up: female – 1. Julie Weeks, 28 :29 ; 2. Joy Hobson- Smith 29 : 54. Male – 1. John Heuring, 16 :23; 2. A ndy Heur- ing, 16 :41; 3. Joe Melhiser, 17:43. 5-Mile r ace overall Male: Tanner Mason, 31:21. overall female: Abby Hill- yard, 37:55. 0-12 years: Male – 1. David Heinemann, 32:38; 2. Luke Heine- mann, 33: 08. 13-19 years: Male – 1. Daw- son Sparks, 47:24. 20-29 years: female – 1. Tayler Hunter, 51: 55. Male – 1. Chase Miller, 33:22 ; 2. A lex Seger, 51:54. 30-39 years: female – 1. A n- drea McCutchan, 40 :18; 2. A mber Russell, 49 :37; 3. A my Drogich, 54: 06 ; 4. Tracy Eckstein, 59 :17. Male – 1. Shawn Frederick, 41: 03; 2. Cory Freeman, 43:14; 3. Brent Foster, 43:14; 4. Aaron David, 45:56 ; 5. Brian Drogich, 53:13. 40-49 years: female – 1. Suzy Heinemann, 46 :15; 2. Can- dy Berger, 48 :53. Male – 1. Bart Heinemann, 33:15. 50 & Up: female – 1. Lelani Wittwer, 1: 01.47. Male – 1. Dave Cochren, 35:40 ; 2. Kenny Beas- ley, 45:22. center field, driving in Mundy with Southridge's second run. Stetter led off the third inning with a single to left field and ad- vanced to third when Brewer fol- lowed with a single to right field. A fter Brewer stole second base, Meyer doubled to left field, driv- ing in Stetter and Brewer to give the Raiders a 4-0 lead. Mattingly followed with a single to right field, scoring Meyer to ex- tend Southridge's lead to 5 -0. The Raiders added a pair of un- earned runs in the fifth inning, on a two-out single by Meyer, to take a 7-0 lead before Colton White was relieved by junior Clint Craig at the start of the sixth inning. Clint Craig pitched the final two innings, allowing three runs, two of which were earned, on four hits while striking out one. Southridge got the lead-off man on base in each of the game's first five innings, three of whom scored. In addition, four of the Raiders' 10 runs were scored on two-out hits. "We really didn't give up one big inning," Whitehead said afterward. "They just consistently got that lead-off man on and would execute and come up with a big hit. They hit the ball, top to bottom, and had some clutch hitting at times." "It wasn't like our pitching was bad," Whitehead added. "They did a good job of executing what they needed to go." Colton White took the loss for the Chargers, allowing seven runs, five of which were earned, on 10 hits while striking out two in four innings. Whitehead said that he was dis- appointed in the fact that Pike Cen- tral committed five fielding errors, which led to three unearned runs. " T hose errors really didn't have that much of an effect on the game," Whitehead said. "Howev- er, if we take those errors out, and we execute with the bats a little bit and things fall in, then that chang- es the game up quite a bit." "It didn't influence the game, but it very well could have," Whitehead added. "So we need to make sure we do a little bit better job. They were really unforced errors. That's my concern." Pike Central, which hosted Gib- son Southern on Tuesday, May 6, will play five straight road games, traveling to Shoals on Wednesday, May 7, to Tecumseh on Thursday, May 8, to Forest Park on Saturday, May 10, to North Posey on Mon- day, May 12, and to Barr-Reeve on Tuesday, May 12, before returning home to host Vincennes Lincoln on Friday, May 16. "I think this is a key part of our season," W hitehead said. " We have some adversity right now and we have young kids. So how we bounce back and go on the road is very key right now, because it's not always about winning and los- ing. It's about how we continue to approach getting better and com- ing back from a loss like that and be more consistent." "Being on the road, that's going to be a challenge," Whitehead add- ed. "But with pitching and things like that, that will always give us an opportunity in a game." DEADLINES submit all sports scores, information and photos by 5 p.m. monday. Anything received after that time is not guaranteed to run. SPORTS BRIEFS Pike CounTy nhs annual 5k run/3k walk on may 10 The Pike County High School chapter of the National Hon- or Society's Sixth Annual 5K Run/3K Walk will be at 9 a.m. on Saturday, May 10, at Prides Creek Park. The registration fee for the 5K Run/3K Walk is $20. Those who register by Wednesday, April 23, will receive a complimentary race T-shirt. Forms are available from NHS members at the Pike Cen- tral High School front office, or on the high school's website at www.pcsc.k12.in.us/pchs/. All proceeds from the event will be used by the Pike County NHS chapter to complete com- munity service projects for Pike County. For more information, con- tact Randy Meece by telephone at (812) 354-8478, Ext. 479, or by email at rmeece@pcsc.k12.in.us. regisTraTion oPen for 'head for The hills' TriaThlon Registration is now open for the 'Head for the Hills' Patoka Lake Triathlon taking place at Patoka Lake beach on Saturday, Aug. 23, at 8:30 a.m. All proceeds from this event go to support Patoka's non-re- leaseable raptors: a red-tailed hawk, eastern screech owl and bald eagle. Participants will swim 500 yards in open water at the beach, bike 12.8 miles along "hillacious" paved roads within the proper- ty, and run a 5K along groomed gravel roads and a paved bike trail. Go to https ://secure.get- meregistered.com/get_informa- tion.php?event_id=10078 to regis- ter today. Visit http://triathlons. dnr.in.gov for more information, or call (812) 685 -2447. Anyone interested in volun- teering or sponsoring this event can contact the race director, Da- na Reckelhoff, at (812) 685 -2447 or by e-mail at dreckelhoff@dnr. in.gov. Patoka Lake is located at 3084 North Dillard Road, Birdseye, Ind. Volleyball CamP June 2-5 Girls who will be entering fourth through eighth grades this fall will have a chance to learn about volleyball and im- prove the skills they already have during the Pike Central Girls' Volleyball Camp, which will be held June 2-5 in the Pike Central High School gymna- sium. Pike Central High School head volleyball coach Tonya Walton will be conducting two separate camps. Girls entering fourth, fifth and sixth grades will have camp from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. each day, and girls entering seventh and eighth grades will have camp from 10:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. The cost is $20 per girl and in- cludes a T-shirt. Camp registra- tion is due by May 28. Forms are available at each school's office. Send completed forms, along with checks made payable to Tonya Walton, to: Tricia Keepes, 4149 N. Prides Creek Dr., Petersburg, IN 47567. For more information, call 354-4738 or e-mail pchsvolley- ball22@gmail.com. UPCOMING SCHEDULE WeDnesDay, May 7 high school baseball: Pike Central at Shoals, 5 p.m. high school softball: South Spencer at Pike Central, 6 p.m. high school Girls' tennis: Heritage Hills at Pike Central, 5:30 p.m. high school boys' Golf: Pike Central at North Daviess, 4:30 p.m. Middle school Girls' tennis: Pike Central at Forest Park, 5:30 p.m. thUrsDay, May 8 high school baseball: Pike Central at Tecumseh, 5:30 p.m. high school softball: Pike Central at Barr-Reeve, 5 p.m. Middle school baseball: Pike Central at North Daviess, 6 p.m. Middle school softball: Pike Central at South Knox, 6 p.m. Middle school Girls' tennis: South Knox at Pike Central, 5:30 p.m. friDay, May 9 high school Girls' tennis: Washington at Pike Central, 4:30 p.m. satUrDay, May 10 high school baseball: Pike Central at Forest Park, 3:30 p.m. high school softball: Pike Central Classic: High School Field – Pike Central vs. Boonville, 10 a.m.; Tell City vs. Evansville Reitz, 11:30 a.m.; Evansville Reitz vs. Pike Central, 1 p.m.; Mount Ver- non vs. Pike Central, 2:30 p.m.; Boonville vs. Evansville Memori- al ( junior varsity), 4 p.m. Middle School field: Mount Vernon vs. Tell City, 10 a.m.; Boonville vs. Evansville Memorial, 11:30 a.m.; Evansville Memorial vs. Mount Vernon, 1 p.m.; Tell City vs. Boon- ville, 2:30 p.m. high school Girls' tennis: Pike Central at Tell City, 10 a.m. MonDay, May 12 high school baseball: Pike Central at North Posey, 6:30 p.m. high school Girls' tennis: Pike Central at South Spencer, 6 p.m. high school boys' Golf: Tecumseh at Pike Central, 5:30 p.m. Middle school baseball: Forest Park at Pike Central, 6 p.m. Middle school softball: Pike Central at Vincennes Clark, 6 p.m. Middle school Girls' tennis: Washington at Pike Central, 5 p.m. tUesDay, May 13 high school baseball: Pike Central at Barr-Reeve, 5 p.m. high school softball: North Posey at Pike Central, 6 p.m. high school Girls' track and field: Pike Central in Pocket Athletic Conference Championships at Tell City, 6:30 p.m. high school Girls' tennis: Pike Central at Barr-Reeve, 4:30 p.m. Middle school baseball: South Knox at Pike Central, 6 p.m. Middle school softball: Pike Central at Princeton, 6:30 p.m. WeDnesDay, May 14 high school baseball: Washington Catholic at Pike Central, 4:30 p.m. Middle school baseball: Pike Central at Vincennes Rivet, 6 p.m. Middle school Girls' and boys' track and field: Pike Cen- tral at Princeton, 6 p.m. thUrsDay, May 15 high school softball: Forest Park at Pike Central, 5:ß∑0 p.m. high school boys' track and field: Pike Central in Pocket Athletic Conference Championships at Tell City, 6:30 p.m. high school Girls' track and field: North Knox at Pike Cen- tral, 5:30 p.m. high school boys' Golf: Pike Central at North Posey, 5 p.m. Middle school softball: North Daviess at Pike Central, 6 p.m. Middle school Girls' tennis: Vincennes Clark at Pike Cen- tral, 5 p.m. friDay, May 16 high school baseball: Vincennes Lincoln at Pike Central, 6 p.m. friDay, May 17 high school Girls' tennis: Pike Central at Heritage Hills In- vitational, 10 a.m. high school boys' Golf: Pike Central in Pocket Athletic Con- ference Tournament at Cambridge Golf Course, 9 a.m. Middle school baseball: Sullivan at Pike Central, 2 p.m. Middle school Girls' and boys' track and field: Pike Central in Pocket Athletic Conference Championships at Tell City, 10 a.m. continued from page b-1 HSTETTER LITTLE LEAGUE SCHEDULES PeTersburg liTTle league WeDnesDay, May 7 3/4 year old t-ball: Ripco vs. Cradles & Cray- ons, 6 p.m. 5/6 year old t-ball: IPL vs. Subway, 6:30 p.m. 10U Girls' softball: Boonville 2 at Petersburg, 7 p.m. 7/8 boys' baseball: Mikel's Graphic vs. Farm Bu- reau, 6 p.m. 9/10 boys' baseball: Buchta vs. Ripco, 6:30 p.m. thUrsDay, May 8 5/6 year old t-ball: Solar Sources vs. Partywerks, 6:30 p.m. 8U Girls' softball: Duke Energy vs. Double D Diner, 6:30 p.m. 10U Girls' softball: Washington 2 at Petersburg, 6:30 p.m. 7/8 boys' baseball: Mac's Heating & Air vs. Ev- ans and Son, 6 p.m. friDay, May 9 9/10 year old baseball: Ripco vs. IPL, 6:30 p.m. MonDay, May 12 3/4 year old t-ball: IPL vs. Hodge's Dodgers, 6 p.m. 5/6 year old t-ball: Ripco vs. IPL, 6:30 p.m. 8U Girls' softball: Onyett Fabricators vs. Double D Diner, 6:30 p.m. 10U Girls' softball: Washington 2 at Petersburg, 6:30 p.m. 12U Girls' softball: Petersburg at Oakland City, 6:30 p.m. 7/8 boys' baseball: Ficklin Auto vs. Mikel's Graph- ic, 6 p.m. 9/10 boys' baseball: Buchta vs. IPL, 6:30 p.m. 11/12 boys' baseball: Ripco vs. Five Star Min- ing, 6:30 p.m. tUesDay, May 13 3/4 year old t-ball: Cradles & Crayons vs. MCF, 6 p.m. 5/6 year old t-ball: First Federal Savings vs. Partywerks, 6 p.m.; Duke Energy vs. Harris Realty, 7 p.m. 8U Girls' softball: Double D. Diner vs. Duke En- ergy, 6:30 p.m. 7/8 boys' baseball: Farm Bureau vs. Mac's Heat- ing & Air, 6 p.m. 11/12 boys' baseball: South Knox at Five Star Mining, 6 p.m. WeDnesDay, May 14 3/4 year old t-ball: Tractors for Trenton vs. Rip- co, 6 p.m. 5/6 year old t-ball: IPL vs. Subway, 6:30 p.m. 10U Girls' softball: Petersburg at Washington 2, 6 p.m. 12U Girls' softball: Petersburg at Lynnville, 7:15 p.m. 7/8 boys' baseball: Mac's Heating & Air vs. Fick- lin Auto, 6 p.m. 9/10 boys' baseball: IPL vs. Ripco, 6:30 p.m. 11/12 boys' baseball: Five Star Mining vs. Rip- co, 6:30 p.m. thUrsDay, May 15 5/6 year old t-ball: Harris Realty vs. Master- brand, 6:30 p.m. 8U Girls' softball: Onyett Fabricators vs. Duke Energy, 6:30 p.m. 12U Girls' softball: Petersburg at McCutchan- ville, 6:30 p.m. 7/8 boys' baseball: Farm Bureau vs. Evans and Son, 6 p.m. friDay, May 16 9/10 boys' baseball: Ripco vs. Buchta, 6:30 p.m. winslow liTTle league WeDnesDay, May 7 8U Girls' softball: Winslow at Oakland City 2, 6:30 p.m. thUrsDay, May 8 t-ball: Mac's Heating vs. Trading Post, 6 p.m.; Pe- tersburg Hardware vs. Bean to Sprout, 7 p.m. 10U Girls' softball: Barton at Winslow, 7 p.m. 7/8 boys' baseball: Lynnville at Winslow, 7 p.m. 11/12 boys' baseball: Winslow at Elberfeld, 6:45 p.m. friDay, May 9 8U Girls' softball: Winslow at Fort Branch 1, 6:30 p.m. 9/10 boys' baseball: Winslow at Lynnville, 7 p.m. MonDay, May 12 10U Girls' softball: Winslow at Boonville 2, 7 p.m. 7/8 boys' baseball: Winslow at Barton, 6:45 p.m. 11/12 boys' baseball: Winslow at Barton, 6:45 p.m. tUesDay, May 13 t-ball: Petersburg Hardware vs. Mac's Heating, 6 p.m.; Trading Post vs. Bean to Sprout, 7 p.m. 8U Girls' softball: Winslow at Fort Branch 3, 6:30 p.m. 12U Girls' softball: Fort Branch at Winslow, 7 p.m. 7/8 boys' baseball: Winslow at Elberfeld, 6:45 p.m. WeDnesDay, May 14 8U Girls' softball: Barton at Winslow, 7 p.m. 9/10 boys' baseball: Francisco at Winslow, 6:45 p.m. thUrsDay, May 15 t-ball: Mac's Heating vs. Bean to Sprout, 6 p.m.; Petersburg Hardware vs. Trading Post, 7 p.m. 12U Girls' softball: Lynnville at Winslow, 7 p.m. 9/10 boys' baseball: Barton at Winslow, 7 p.m. friDay, May 16 7/8 boys' baseball: Winslow at Oakland City, 6:45 p.m. 11/12 boys' baseball: Elberfeld at Winslow, 7:15 p.m. satUrDay, May 17 10U Girls' softball: Winslow at Oakland City 1, noon. 12U Girls' softball: Winslow at Stringtown, 2 games, 1 p.m. continued from page b-1 HAZALEA continued from page b-1 HALDRIDGE Pike central high school freshman second baseman colton White throws the ball to freshman first baseman Kane osgatharp (25) after getting the forceout on south- ridge junior rightfielder jeremiah Mundy during game action on thursday, May 1. freshman left fielder jacob Marchino (20) looks on. Ed Cahill photo Pike central high school junior shortstop Garrett Wojto- wicz prepares to throw to first base after getting the force- out on southridge junior centerfielder neil Messmer during game action on thursday, May 1. Ed Cahill photo abby hillyard (left) and tanner Mason were the top fe- male and male finishers, respectively, in the azalea blossom run's five-mile run on saturday, May 3. Ed Cahill photo abby hillyard (left) and tanner Mason were the top fe- male and male finishers, respectively, in the azalea blossom run's five-mile run on saturday, May 3. Ed Cahill photo Pike central high school senior Kegan aldridge competes in the 100-meter dash during the Princeton invitational on Wednesday, april 30. aldridge placed fourth in the event with a time of 11.99 seconds. Ed Cahill photo Pike central high school senior austin bolin competes in pole vault during the Princeton invitational on Wednesday, april 30. bolin, with a leap of 12 feet, placed second in the event. Ed Cahill photo Lady Chargers finish 4th in Pioneer Relays by ed cahill Press-Dispatch Sports sports@pressdispatch.net The Pike Central High School girls' track and field team placed fourth in the Pioneer Relays held Monday, May 5, at Boonville. The Lady Chargers compiled 51 points in the six-team meet, which was won by Jasper with 168 points. Castle was second with 154 points, followed by Boonville with 84 points. Tecumseh (14 points) and Evansville Day School (2) finished fifth and sixth, respectively. Senior Kalee Hadley qualified for the finals in the 100 -meter dash and finished fifth with a time of 13.41 sec- onds. Sophomore Alyssa McCrary al- so qualified for the finals in discus and placed fifth with a toss of 73 feet, 7 inches. Freshman Peyton Ruppel placed fifth in long jump with a leap of 13 feet, 3 inches. Junior Allison Sheffler placed sixth in high jump with a leap of 4 feet, 8 inches. In pole vault, sophomore Cheyanna Padgett and freshman Maya Frederick placed fourth and fifth, respectively. Sophomore Ivy Sullivan, freshman Amy Chastain, Sheffler and Kalee Hadley teamed up to place third in the 400 -medley relay with a time of 57.14. Abby Hillyard, Chastain, Peyton Ruppel and Cassidy Brothers teamed up to finish third in the 1,600 -me- ter freshman medley with a time of 5:22.06. Sullivan, Sheffler, Kalee Hadley and sophomore Makaila Mason teamed up to place third in the 800 -meter sprint medley with a time of 2:09. Chastain, Brothers, Ruppel and Frederick teamed up to place third in the 400 -meter freshman relay with a time of 1:00. Hillyard, Oakman, senior Selena Guzman and freshman Selena Car- penter teamed up to place fourth in the 3,200 -meter relay with a time of 12:08.01. Mason, Kalee Hadley, Ruppel and sophomore Becca Oakman teamed up to place fourth in the 1,600 -meter varsity medley. Sophomore Kaylee Gray, Brothers, Padgett and Frederick teamed up to place fourth in the shuttle hurdle re- lay with a time of 1:21. Freshman Alexis McDowell, Gray, Frederick and Padgett teamed up to place fourth in the 1,600 -meter relay with a time of 5:36. "The Pioneer Relays is a meet late in the season that is not a typical style meet," Pike Central head coach Chris Hadley said. "It consists of various dif- ferent medley relays along with normal field events and a few normal relays. This meet gives us an opportunity to mix some girls around and run them in different events. It is a fun meet for the girls as well as a good 'training' meet. The girls get a good workout in at these types of meets. Overall, the girls did well, finishing fourth as a team." The Lady Chargers will compete in the Pocket Athletic Conference Cham- pionships at Tell City on Tuesday, May 13, then return home to host North Knox on Thursday, May 15. PCMS track teams place 5th in Princeton Invitational by ed cahill Press-Dispatch Sports sports@pressdispatch.net Silas Goff placed first in discus and was third in shot put as the Pike Cen- tral Middle School boys' track and field team finished fifth in the Princeton In- vitational on Saturday, April 26. Goff won the discus competition with a toss of 119 feet, which was more than eight feet further than the toss of 110 feet, 9 inches by second-place finish- er Bishop Coomer of Vincennes Clark. In shot put, Goff took third place with a throw of 40 feet, 6 inches. Vin- cennes Clark's Caden Kotter won the event with a throw of 41 feet, 11 inches. Baron Earley, meanwhile, finished second in the 110 -meter hurdles with a time of 19.02 seconds, and was sev- enth in the 200 -meter dash with a time of 28.33 seconds. Earley and Goff also teamed with Austin Dixon and Zach Pancake to fin- ish fourth in the 400 -meter relay with a time of 54.65 seconds. The team of Austin Holder, Hunter Kunz, Garrett Manges and Caden Arm- strong placed third in the 3,200 -meter relay with a time of 10 :42.98, and the team of Earley, Dixon, Pancake and Manges placed fifth in the 1,600 -me- ter relay with a time of 4:37.36. In addition, Manges placed fifth in the 400 -meter dash with a time of 1: 05.39, Holder placed sixth in the 1,600 -meter run with a time of 5:49.49, and Andrew Krieg placed sixth in dis- cus with a toss of 89 feet, 11 inches. Pancake tied for seventh in high jump with a leap of 5 feet while Kunz placed eighth in the 800 -meter run with a time of 2:43.52 and eighth in the 1,600 -meter run with a time of 6:08.86. Luke Vinnedge placed eighth in shot put with a throw of 32 feet, 10 inches, Dixon placed ninth in the 100 -meter dash with a time of 14.68 seconds, Riv- er Padgett placed 11th in the 110 -meter hurdles with a time of 26.33 seconds, Lane Ridao placed 11th in the 400 -me- ter dash with a time of 1:13.25, Dix- on placed 12th in the 200 -meter dash with a time of 30.17 seconds, and Sam- uel Yager placed 12th in the 100 -me- ter dash with a time of 15.99 seconds. Vincennes Clark won the six-team meet with a team score of 136 points, followed by South Knox (78 points), Princeton (67), North Posey (49), Pike Central (40) and Washington (33). In the girls' meet, Brook Nalley won high jump with a leap of 4 feet, 8 inch- es, and was sixth in the 400 -meter dash with a time of 1:12.51 as the Lady Char- gers placed fifth. In addition, the team of Lillie Pan- cake, McKenzie Dunn, Jenna McLain and Kelsey Barrett finished third in the 400 -meter relay with a time of 59.29 seconds, the team of Hannah Mills, Brittany Young, Tori Pauw and Nal- ley finished fourth in the 1,600 -meter relay, and the team of Meredith Ben- son, Pancake, Mills and Young finished fourth in the 3,200 -meter relay with a time of 12:44.41. Hadley Holder was fourth in discus with a toss of 55 feet, 8.5 inches, and was sixth in shot put with a throw of 22 feet, 5 inches. Meanwhile, McLain was fifth in the 100 -meter dash with a time of 14.88 seconds, and Pancake was fifth in the 800 -meter run with a time of 2:57.55. Kathleen Hanebutt was seventh in the 1,600 -meter run with a time of 6:49.66, Benson was eighth in the 1,600 -meter run with a time of 6:54.52 and 11th in the 800 -meter run with a time of 3:09.21, Dunn was ninth in the 100 -meter hurdles with a time of 21.33 seconds and 10th in the 200 -me- ter dash with a time of 33.52 seconds, and Taylor Lamey was ninth in discus with a toss of 50 feet, 4 inches, and 10th in shot put with a throw of 20 feet, 1.5 inches. Washington won the six-team meet with a team score of 106.8 points, followed by Vincennes Clark (90.8 points), Princeton (89), South Knox (69.4), Pike Central (34) and North Posey (12). B-2 Wednesday, May 7, 2014 The Press-Dispatch The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, May 7, 2014 B-3

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