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The Press-Dispatch Pike County Youth Wrestling Wednesday, March 28, 2012 B-3 Reserved turkey hunts set for youth in April age 18 on the day of the hunt) may participate in reserved turkey hunts dur- ing the special youth wild turkey hunting season, April 21 and 22 on selected DNR properties including the Sugar Ridge Fish and Wild- life Area. Participating fish and Youth hunters (under wildlife areas include Atter- bury, Crosley, Deer Creek, Glendale, Goose Pond, Hovey Lake, Jasper-Pulaski, Sugar Ridge, Kankakee, Kingsbury, LaSalle, Pigeon River, Roush, Tri-County, Minnehaha, Landing, Hillenbrand, Chi- nook, Winamac and Wil- low Slough. Two reservoir properties, Salamonie and Mississinewa, also are par- ticipating. A limit will be placed on Fairbanks tral Youth Wrestling Program at the high school during the past couple of weeks. The group learned about the sport and learned wrestling moves and holds from the Pike Central coaches and wrestlers during the evening sessions. The camp ended with wrestling bouts and awards on Friday night. There were more than 30 boys and girls of elementary school age that participated in the Pike Cen- the number of youth hunt- ers allowed to hunt a re- spective property on each hunting day, in an attempt to provide quality hunts for participants. Each property will hold early registrations and drawings for the half- day hunts on site. Hunts will run one-half hour before sunrise until noon at properties in the Central Time Zone, and one- half hour before sunrise un- til 1 p.m. on properties in the Eastern Time Zone. A youth hunter may be drawn for either or both hunt days, depending on the number of applicants. Youth hunters, or an adult repre- senting them, can register in person or by phone at the property they wish to hunt Monday through Friday from March 26–30, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. local time. The draw- ing will be held April 2. All applicants will be notified of drawing results by mail. Ap- plicants may sign up for only one property. Applicants must possess a valid 2012 Youth Consolidated Hunting & Trapping License, 2012 Regular Turkey License and Game Bird Stamp, or Lifetime Comprehensive Hunting License. Appren- tice hunting licenses also may be used. To register a youth for one of the hunts, the following information is needed: Hunter's name, Type of license and license number. Date or dates be- ing applied for, Mailing ad- dress, Phone number, and Parent or guardian's name, address, and phone number. Phone numbers for infor- mation or to register for a hunt at a specific property: Atterbury 812-526-2051; Pi- geon River 260-367-2164; Glendale Sugar Ridge 812-789-2724; Goose Pond 812-659-9901. Youth hunters who are 812-644-7711; selected for the hunt may check in at any time each day until the end of legal hunting hours for that property. Properties that do not fill their quotas dur- ing early registration may fill remaining spots during regular office hours until the youth season opens, us- ing a drawing each morning of the hunt, or first-come- first-served process each morning of the hunt. Prop- erties will not have a daily "no-show" drawing because there is no time by which selected youth hunters must check in during the morning hunts. Hunters interested in possible unfilled quotas at a property should contact that property. Clay Dyer to speak at Fishing, Outdoor Expo the Fishing and Outdoor Expo in Monroe City on Saturday, March 31. The Monroe City First Church Of God is bringing Clay Fishing and the outdoor experience will be the topic at move on Ian Allen during their match on the final night of the Pike Central Youth Wrestling Program. Caleb Thompson tries to complete a takedown tom against Gabe Blount during a match on the last night of the Youth Wrestling Program. Kayden Parks tries to get out from the bot- Dyer to the community Saturday, March 31, for a Fishing and Outdoor Expo. Clay is a professional bass fisherman whose story is one of great inspiration in regard to meet- ing the challenges of life. Clay was born with no legs, no left arm, and only a partial right arm and yet he competes with the best in the bass fishing world. President George W. Bush has said of Clay, "His spirit in the face of adversity has inspired millions around our country, including me." Dyer will be the main speaker at the Saturday evening event which will take place in the church Family Life Cen- ter. for beginners to advanced, a delicious meal, several door prizes including the grand prize of a two man bass boat, and an inspirational talk by Clay Dyer. You can learn more about Dyer by visiting his website at www.teamdyer.com. Activities begin at 4:30 p.m. on March 31 with the vari- Activities for the evening will include: fishing clinics ous fishing clinics. The meal will be served at 6 p.m. Dyer will speak at 7 p.m. and the evening will conclude with the awarding of the Grand Prize. The public is encouraged to attend. Tickets are $10 and may be purchased at the church (812-743-2510), The Bible Bookstore (812-882-1155), and Back2Health (812-882- 1241). For more information please call the church. Baseball camp on Saturday Pike Central High School Chargers baseball Coach Wes Fink will host a baseball camp for all Little League players on Saturday at the Petersburg Little League Park. The Camp starts at 9 a.m. and will last until about 10:30 Several Chargers are All-PAC Tegmeyer taken down during their match on the final night of youth wrestling. ger boys swimming and diving team and the Lady Charger girls basketball team each have players that have been named to the Pocket Athletic Conference honor teams for the winter sports season. The teams are selected by coaches or how they finish in the PAC Meets. The sun is shining and The Pike Central Char- By Mike Johansen the weather is warmer and that means the Win- ter Sports Season has also passed into spring. The honors have been given out for the winter sports by the Pocket Athletic Conference and the Pike Central Char- gers have had some student- athletes honored. The Charger boys swim- ming and diving team led the way winning the Pocket Athletic Conference Cham- pionship in the meet held in January at Tecumseh High School. The first place winners are named the All- Conference swimmers and divers by the PAC. The Chargers dominated the PAC swimming champi- onships scoring 332 points with South Spencer second at 204, Heritage Hills 195, Southridge 188, Gibson Southern 113, Tecumseh 109, Tell City 97 and Forest Park and North Posey no score with no one entered. All conference honorees include Ethan Rolens, Alex Keepes, Brandon Bohnert and Morgan Henson for winning the 200 medley re- lay; Beau Johnson for win- ning the 200 and 500 yard freestyle events; Christian Wilson the winner in diving who went on to place fourth in the Sectional and advance to the Regional; and the 400 yard freestyle relay team of Johnson, C.J. Popp, Rolens and Bohnert. The Lady Chargers girls basketball team had two players honored by the PAC as honorable mention all- PAC. Senior guard Kelsey Lemond was named Honor- able Mention All-PAC as was junior center Jordan Like. The first team honor- ees were Victoria Schaefer, Kendyl Dearing and Cassie Wertman, Southridge; Mag- gie Ritter and Rachel Sens- meier, Gibson Southern; McKenzie Hayes, Tell City; Aurial Trible, Tecumseh, Sa- mantha Hopf, Forest Park; Caitlyn Phillips, South Spen- cer; and Brittany Karpowicz, Heritage Hills. Also on the honorable mention team were Kylie Bessinger and Amanda Jacob, Forest Park; Emma Werry, North Posey; and Katie Burkett, Tecum- seh. for the conference were: Southridge 8-0, 18-2; Gibson Southern 7-1, 17-5; Forest Park 6-2, 13-9; Heritage Hills 5-3, 7-14; Tecumseh 3-5, 9-11; North Posey 3-5, 5-15; Tell City 1-6, 7-15; Pike Cen- tral 2-6, 3-18; South Spencer 0-8, 1-20. None of the Pike Central The final standings Chargers were named to the boys basketball All-PAC team. The members of the first team include Spencer Schmitt and Kyle Nixon, Gibson Southern; Chris Kohnert, Tell City; Ben Weber, Southridge; Jake Meyer, Ben Braunecker and Miles Leonard, Forest Park; Devon Hall, Heritage Hills; Jared Lauer, South Spencer; and Wes Harness, North Posey. Honorable Mention includes: Connor Wagner, Tecumseh; Damon Wahl, Heritage Hills; Jourdan Cox, North Posey; Charleston Roberts, South Spencer; and Jordan Scheller, Gibson Southern. Youth wrestler Braden Howald has Josh Shawn Hanselman during the Youth Wrestling matches Friday night at the end of the Pike Cen- tral Youth Wrestling Camp. E.J. Willis goes in for a takedown try on a.m. and is open to any Little League players from age six through 12. The Pike Central Coach will head up the camp that will cover the basic skills for baseball and help players refine their skills. Sports Week standings were: Forest Park 8-0, 14-7; Gibson Southern 6-2, 12-10; Heritage Hills 5-3, 10-11; Southridge 5-3, 10-10; North Posey 4-4, 11- 10; South Spencer 4-4, 10- 11; Tecumseh 3-5, 8-12; Tell City 1-7, 5-16; Pike Central 0-8, 1-19. The Lady Chargers swimming team also did not have a first place finisher, but had several top places while finishing fourth in the PAC. The point stand- ings were Heritage Hills 324, Tell City 309; South- ridge 231, Pike Central 141; Gibson Southern 113; Te- cumseh 62, South Spencer 44 with North Posey and Forest Park not entering swimmers. Heritage Hills won the conference wres- tling tournament and the Chargers did not have a first place finisher, but had several other high places. The first place finishers in the January meet were the all-conference honorees. The team standings were Heritage Hills 218, South- ridge 188, North Posey 135, Gibson Southern 135, Tell City 132, South Spencer 129, Pike Central 98.5, Tecum- seh 76, Forest Park 67. The final conference Thurs. April 5 Princeton Sat. Mon. Tues. Sat. Thurs. April 5 N. Posey/G. Southern A at Cambridge CC Tues. April 3 Princeton Thurs. April 5 Loogootee Tues. Tues. Mon. Wed. April 7 Vincennes Invite April 3 North Daviess April 10 Tecumseh* April 2 Tecumseh Thurs. April 5 South Knox Mon. Thurs. April 5 South Knox Mon. Mon. April 2 Tecumseh *—All Home Meets at Prides Creek Golf Course *—Spring games and matches depend on the weather and cancellations or changes are announced by the school. Contact the school office or athletic depart- ment after 2 p.m. the day of contests about any changes. Schedules are subject to change without notice. Thurs. April 5 Wood Memorial Sat. Wed. April 4 Shoals April 7 Washington H 4:30 A 10:00a Park Tudor 79, Bowman Academy 57; Class 3A—Guerin Catholic 64, Norwell 48; Class 4A—Carmel 80, Pike 67. Boys State Tournament Finals Basketball Scores Class 1A—Loogootee 55, Rockville 52. Class 2A— April 9 N. Posey/Mater Dei PCHS Girls Track (With Sullivan) April 9 N. Posey/Mater Dei PCHS Baseball (With Sullivan) PCHS Varsity-JV Softball PCHS Boys Track April 4 Wash./V. Lincoln Boys Only H 6:00 A A 5:00 April 2 Tecumseh* April 3 North Daviess PCHS Girls Tennis April 7 Loogootee Open PCHS Boys Golf H 5:30 A 9:00a A A A H 5:30 A 4:30 4:30 4:30 1:00 5:00 5:00 H 4:30 A H 6:30 A A 6:00 6:00 5:00 H 6:30 H 5:00