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uPCOMiNG SCHEDuLE THURSDAy, JUnE 12 High School golf: Regional Tournament at Country Oaks Golf Course in Washington, 8:30 a.m. HHiLL Continued from page B-1 SCORECARD hs golf IHSA A SECTIOnAL June 6 at Coun- try Club of Old Vin- cennes Team scores: x-Vin- cennes Rivet 298, x-Vin- cennes Lincoln 307, x- Washington 307, Gib - son Southern 323, Princ- eton 336, Barr-Reeve 354, Washington Cath- olic 359, Pike Central 372, North Daviess 375, South Knox 378, North Knox 394, Wood Memo- rial 409, Tecumseh 500. Vincennes R ivet (298): Tom Webster 72, Alex Halter 72, Robbie Waggoner 79, Brandon Brian 75, Aaron Pea 87. Vincennes Lincoln (307): Cirby Klumpp 71, Jack Cunningham 77, Tristan Lett 80, Ethan Eck 79, Ethan Clay- comb 81. washington (307): Clay Halton 70, Tyler Stoll 84, Conner Brown 74, Cam Lancaster 84, Max Lancaster 79. gibson Southern (323): x-Nick Virden 79, Martin Coyle 80, Bran- don Long 81, Shane Mur- phy 83, Austin Elpers 83. Princeton (336): Dalton York 79, Zac Per- ry 86, Cole Leonard 87, Jacob Koberstein 93, Ben McGill 84. Barr-Reeve (354): x-Eric Wagler 75, Blake Hoover 87, Trevor Stein- er 93, Zach Graber 99, Clark Cornelius 99. washington Catho- lic (359): Ethan Wich- man 84, Brian Brown 92, A.J. Sellers 88, Jon Mitchell 95, Eric Zipper- le 99. Pike Central (372): x-Kaleb Hill 79, Laron Griffith 98, Tyler Toopes 95, Austin Dixon 100, Caleb Freeland 102. nor t h D a v ie s s (375): Tucker Fish- er 86, Austin Byrer 95, Austin Graber 102, Bri- an Lawyer 103, Brady Helms 92. South knox (378): D.J. Schmidt 82, Cam- eron Cooper 102, Kyle Foleg 102, Alec Ramsey 92. Disqualified: Garrett Lamb. north knox (394): Tyler Meek 86, Logan Jackson 85, Austin Bar- nett 86, Dylan Ellis 137. wood Memorial (409): Daleith Had- lock 111, Joe Butts 95, Dalton Cochrane 94, Corbin Creedon 113, Chase Gray 109. Tecumseh (500): Tyler Phernetton 147, John Dossett 109, Nich- olas Pixley 126, Blake McL emore 130, John Pixley 135. x-Advancing to re - gional. 5K Road Race & 5K Fitness Walk Saturday, August 2, 2014 • 8:00 a.m. Ninth & Main Street, Jasper, IN Sponsored by: Holy Family School St. John Bosco Catholic Youth Ministries Registration Form (one participant per registration form) Name ___________________________________________ Date of birth (mm/dd/yy) ___/___/___ Sex: ___ M ___ F Race (circle): 5K Run 5K Walk Address __________________________________________ City _____________________________________________ State __________________ Zip ______________________ Email ____________________________________________ T -shirt size requested (circle): S M L XL 2X Enclose a check or money order for $15 (runners/walkers) or $10 if 12 years old and under, payable to Strassenfest Wettlauf by July 28, 2014 for pre-race registration. Mail registration/liability waiver form and fee to: Strassenfest Wettlauf; c/o Mary Beckman; 394 Gardenia Lane; Jasper, IN 47546. For more information, call Carley Knapp at 812/48 1-2442. Liability Waiver This waiver and registration form must be completed by all runners and walkers in order for entry to be accepted. I hereby for myself, my minor child (if applicable), my executors, administrators, heirs and assignees, do hereby release, discharge, hold harmless, and indemnify the St. John Bosco Youth Group; Holy Family School, its staff and board; M EMORIAL HOSPITAL AND HEALTH CARE CENTER, its boards, employees, and volunteers; other entrants and repre- sentatives; Jasper Strassenfest Committee; City of Jasper, its boards, elected and appoint- ed officials and employees; and County of Dubois for all claims of property damage or personal injury, including death, that may arise or grow out of my (or my minor child's) participation in the Wettlauf. I certify that I have prepared for this event and am in ade- quate physical condition for 5K race/walk. I agree to follow all rules of the Wettlauf, obey all traffic laws, avoid littering, respect the property of others, and permit myself to be removed from competition if, in the opinion of the race administrators, my contin- uing would endanger my health. I also agree to indemnify and hold harmless Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center, Holy Family School, St. John Bosco Youth Group and the City of Jasper, its board, elected and appointed officials, and employees, in any claim, damages, expenses or action, including attorney fees, assessed or brought against them because of my acts or omissions or the acts or omissions of my minor child. Signature of entrant _________________________________ (and of parent if entrant is under 18) _____________________ Date ______________ Telephone _____________________ Corporate Sponsor: sectional there watching," Gideon said. "It was a lot of pressure, and it was something really neat for him to experience. Usually, you have four or five people following you, and he had probably 150 people watching him. I could tell he really liked that." Despite bogeying the first four holes, Hill made par on 10 of the re- maining 14, bogeyed three and dou- ble-bogeyed one to shoot his person- al-best 18 -hole round. "He started out a little rocky, and I think maybe it was nerves," Gide- on said. "But once he got settled in, he played the last 13 or so holes probably the best I've seen him play. He was hitting the ball well enough to be even par." However, Gideon noted, Hill did not putt very well. "He didn't make any putts," Gide- on said. "If he could have putted well, he very easily could have been 74, 75, easily." "We don't play a lot of 18 -hole matches, but this was the first time he's really played up to his poten- tial," Gideon added. "He hits the ball as well as anybody around. Once he starts to make some putts, he's going to be hard to beat, I really think." Pike Central finished eighth out of 13 teams, with a score of 372, its best 18 -hole showing of the season. Sophomore Tyler Toopes shot a career-best round of 95, while se- nior Laron Griffith also set a new personal mark with a 98. Juniors Austin Dixon and Caleb Freeland rounded out the team with scores of 100 and 102, respectively. Vincennes Rivet won the section- al with a score of 298, nine strokes ahead of Vincennes Lincoln and Washington, which both had scores of 307. Hill will tee off at 8:30 a.m. on Thursday, June 12, at Country Oaks Golf Course in Montgomery. "Kaleb works really hard," Gide- on noted. "He's out there more than anyone else. He putts, chips, he works all the time on his game. It's nice to see him put it together and get that recognition here at the end of the year. He deserves it." Pike Central High School junior kaleb Hill (left) strolls with South knox's garrett Lamb (right) during the sectional tournament at the Country Club of Old Vincennes on Friday, June 6. Hill won a sudden-death playoff to advance to the regional tournament at the Country Oaks golf Course in Montgomery on Thursday, June 12. Ed Cahill photo Pike Central High School sophomore Tyler Toopes helps another golfer look for their ball during the sectional tournament at the Coun- try Club of Old Vincennes on Friday, June 6. Ed Cahill photo Pike Central High School junior Austin Dixon follows through after teeing off dur- ing the sectional tournament at the Country Club of Old Vincennes on Friday, June 6. Ed Cahill photo 354-8500 News.... We've been giving it to Pike County and the surrounding counties for a long time, why not share what news you have with others? PCHS VOLLEYBALL CAMP The Pike Central girls' Volleyball Camp was held Monday, June 2, through Thursday, June 5, in the Pike Central High School gymnasium. Pictured with members of the Pike Central High School volleyball team are camp participants who will be entering fourth through sixth grades this fall. Submitted photo The Pike Central girls' Volleyball Camp was held Monday, June 2, through Thursday, June 5, in the Pike Cen- tral High School gym- nasium. Pictured with members of the Pike Central High School volleyball team are camp participants who will be entering seventh and eighth grades this fall. Submitted photo The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, June 11, 2014 B-3