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B-4 Sports Wednesday, December 16, 2015 The Press-Dispatch Alex Roberts COLLEGIATE SPOTLIGHT ALEX ROBERTS Roberts, a sophomore on the Manchester Univer- sity (Ind.) wrestling team, dropped a pair of 184-pound matches during a three- team meet hosted by Indi- ana University in Bloom- ington on Sunday, Dec. 13. Roberts, who graduat- ed from Pike Central High School in 2014, lost by tech- nical fall – by a score of 17- 2 – to Eastern Michigan redshirt freshman Derek Hillman as the Spartans dropped a 46 -6 decision to the Eagles. Roberts then lost by pin in 2:30 to Indiana redshirt ju- nior Matt Irick as the Spar- tans dropped a 56 -0 decision to the Hoosiers. For the season, Roberts has a record of 3-14. Next: Manchester Uni- versity returns to action on Saturday, Jan. 2, when the Spartans will compete in the University of Chicago Duals. COLLEGE SCOREBOARD COLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL OAKLAND CITY UNIVERSITY 84, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY-MANSFIELD 41 December 12 at Oakland City Ohio State Univ.- Mansfield 17 24 – 41 Oakland City Univ. 36 48 – 84 Ohio University-Mansfield (2-7): Trevon Mcghee 3-16 3-4 10, Bradley Garverick 0 -2 0 -0 0, Phillip Black 3-13 1-2 8, Jalen Jones 1-7 0 -0 2, Terrance Denner 1-3 0 - 0 2, Curtis Hall 4-6 1-2 10, Tyrell Pounds 1-7 0 -0 2, Kev- in Davis 2-11 0 -0 5, Darren Peterson 1-2 0 -0 2, Hunter Bailey 0 -1 0 -0 0. Totals 16 -68 5 -8 41. Oakland City (6-0): Andrew Scott 7-12 5 -7 22, Ad- dison Wagler 8 -13 0 -2 16, Byron Dulin 4-4 5 -6 13, Joe Hinton 1-6 0 -0 3, Matt Lucas 4-6 2-2 10, Carlos Avina 2-2 0 -0 4, Andre Bearden 2-6 0 -0 4, Tad Thompson 0 -4 0 -0 0, Tommie Bell 2-3 0 -0 4, Jonathan Sulak 1-2 0 -0 2, Kinzer Havill 3-6 0 -0 6. Totals 34-64 12-17 84. Three-point field goals: Ohio University-Mansfield 4 (Trevon Mcghee, Phillip Black, Curtis Hall, Kevin Davis), Oakland City 4 (Andrew Scott 3, Joe Hinton). COLLEGE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL OAKLAND CITY UNIVERSITY 99, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY-MANSFIELD 40 December 12 at Oakland City Ohio State Univ.- Mansfield 9 7 8 16 – 40 Oakland City Univ. 26 25 22 26 – 99 Ohio State University-Mansfield (2-4): Lauren Ladd 5 -17 1-1 11, Erin O'Neill 2-4 2-3 6, Dyamon Stock- man 2-13 2-2 6, Fantasia Hood 2-12 0 -2 4, LeAunna Mal- lard 1-7 1-2 3, Justus Lee 1-7 1-2 3, Brooke Malicoat 3- 6 0 -0 6. Totals 16 -66 7-12 40. Oakland City (4-4): Aricka Prentice 4-6 2-2 11, Emily Pitkin 0 -2 0 -0 0, Christiana Purvis 5 -8 0 -0 13, Chelsea Jellison 3-8 1-1 8, Olivia Carroll 4-7 0 -0 9, Ra- ven Greer 0 -3 0 -0 0, Lucy Berlanga 0 -0 2-2 2, Stepha- nie Beatty 1-2 1-2 3, D'Nell Greenwell 2-5 0 -0 6, Han- nah Render 4-5 0 -0 9, Ashley Forbes 0 -0 0 -0 0, Mo- nique Jones-Murphy 4-10 0 -0 9, Lindsay Shell 5 -8 0 -0 10, Kelsey Pilant 5 -8 1-2 11, Aubrey Carter 4-7 0 -0 8. Totals 41-79 7-9 99. Three-point field goals: Ohio State University- Mansfield 1 (Fantasia Hood); Oakland City 10 (Aric- ka Prentice, Christiana Purvis 3, Chelsea Jellison, Ol- ivia Carroll, D'Nell Greenwell 2, Hannah Reeder, Mo- nique Jones-Murphy). COLLEGE SCHEDULE OAKLAND CITY COLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL Date Opponent Location Time/Result 11/14 Earlham Col. Home W, 79-67 11/17 David Lipscomb Univ. (exhib.) Nashville, Tenn. L, 69-96 11/21 Ohio St. Univ.-Lima Lima, Ohio W, 83-62 11/25 Austin Peay Univ. (exhib.) Clarksville, Tenn. L, 55-83 11/28 Queen City Christian Col. Home W, 127-51 12/3 Welch Col. Home W, 81-56 12/5 Ohio Univ.-Lancaster Home W, 80-52 12/12 Ohio St. Univ.-Mansfield Home W, 84-41 12/19 Heritage Baptist Col. Franklin, Ind. 3:00 12/30 Robert Morris Univ.-Peoria Home 7:00 1/2 Bowling Green St. Univ. Bowling Green, Ohio 2:00 1/6 Kentucky Wesleyan Col. Owensboro, Ky. 7:00 1/9 Ohio Univ.-Chillicothe Home 3:00 1/10 Ohio Univ.-Chillicothe Home 3:00 1/14 Central Christian Col. (Mo.) Home 7:00 1/16 Simmons Col. Home 3:00 1/19 Boyce Col. Home 7:00 1/23 Wright State Univ.-Lake Home 3:00 1/24 Wright State Univ.-Lake Home 3:00 1/30 Robert Morris Univ.-Springfield Home 3:00 2/6 Kentucky Wesleyan Col. Home 3:00 2/10 Morthland Col. Home 7:00 2/13 Heritage Baptist Col. Franklin, Ind. 3:00 2/17 Simmons Col. Louisville, Ky. 7:00 2/20 Robert Morris Univ.-Peoria Home 3:00 2/27 Queen City Christian Col. Home 3:00 OAKLAND CITY COLLEGE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Date Opponent Location Time/Result 11/1 Southeast Missouri State Univ. (exhibition) Cape Girardeau, Mo. L, 66-109 11/13 Murray State Univ. (exhibition) Murray Ky. L, 75-91 11/21 Ohio State Univ.-Lima Lima, Ohio W, 80-65 11/24 IUPUI-Indianapolis (exhibition) Indianapolis L, 30-104 11/27 Hillsdale Col. Rensselaer, Ind. L, 54-93 11/28 St. Joseph's Col. Rensselaer, Ind. L, 43-83 12/2 Kentucky Wesleyan Col. Owensboro, Ky.L, 47-67 12/4 Ohio Valley Univ. Home W, 75-61 12/5 Ohio Univ.-Lancaster Home W, 67-38 12/10 Indiana Univ.-Southeast Home L, 60-66 12/12 Ohio State Univ.-Mansfield Home W, 99-40 12/16 McKendree Univ. Lebanon, Ill. 5:00 12/19 Univ. of Illinois-Springfield Springfield, Ill. 1:00 1/2 McKendree Univ. Home 1:00 1/9 Ohio Univ.-Chillicothe Home 1:00 1/10 Ohio Univ.-Chillicothe Home 1:15 1/12 Indiana Univ.-Southeast New Albany, Ind. 6:00 1/14 Bethel Univ. McKenzie, Tenn. 6:00 1/16 Morthland Col. 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Bohnert also teamed up with junior Maya Frederick and sophomores Quin Bai- ley and Brittany Young to place first in the 200 -meter freestyle relay with a time of 1:58.06. In addition, junior Sylvia Henson placed first in div- ing. Placing second in indi- vidual events for the Lady Chargers were Bailey in the 50 -yard freestyle with a per- sonal record time of 29.51 seconds (besting her pre- vious PR time of 29.77 sec- onds); senior Helen Duden- hoeffer in the 500 -yard free- style with a personal record time of 7:08.06 (besting her previous PR time of 7:19.20); and Maya Freder- ick in the 200 -yard freestyle with a time of 2:21.50 and in the 100 -yard freestyle with a season-best time of 1:03.84. Placing third in indi- vidual events for the Lady Chargers were Bailey in the 100 -yard freestyle with a personal record time of 1:05.22 (besting her pre- vious PR time of 1:05.40); sophomore Cass Cond- er in the 100 -yard breast- stroke with a personal re- cord time of 1:28.10 (best- ing her previous PR time of 1:28.84); junior Kaitlyn Fos- ter in the 100 -yard butterfly with a time of 1:21.51; soph- omore Courtney Frederick in the 500 -yard freestyle with a personal record time of 7:09.93 (besting his pre- vious PR time of 7:13.63); Henson in the 50 -yard free- style with a time of 30.76 seconds; and Young in the 200 -yard individual medley with a time of 2:53.80. Placing fourth in indi- vidual events for the La- dy Chargers were soph- omore Shania Cremeans in the 200 -yard individual medley with a season-best time of 3:05.28 and in the 100 -yard backstroke with a time of 1:22.22; Dudenhoef- fer in the 200 -yard freestyle with a time of 2:42.02; and Courtney Frederick in the 100 -yard breaststroke with a personal record time of 1:31.17 (besting her previ- ous PR time of 1:32.16). In addition, the team of Bohnert, Conder, Fos- ter and Maya Freder- ick placed second in the 200 -medley relay with a time of 2:13.23; the team of Bailey, Foster, Henson and Young placed second in the 400 -yard freestyle relay with a time of 4:41.63; the team of Cremeans, Duden- hoeffer, Courtney Freder- ick and Young placed third in the 200 -medley relay with a time of 2:27.97; the team of junior Selena Car- penter, sophomore Ally Davis, senior Tammy Fish- er and senior Karen Kvis- gaard placed fourth in the 200 -yard freestyle relay with a season-best time of 2:31.11; and the team of Conder, Cremeans, sopho- more Emillee Halderman and freshman Lillie Pan- cake placed fourth in the 400 -yard freestyle relay with a time of 5:04.03. "I was really pleased," McKinney said. "I'd been kind of watching some of the scores of what South- ridge has been putting up. I thought it'd be a close meet, but I didn't know if we'd win it. Then we come to find out, the girls really swam well and came out on top." In total, two school re- cords, six personal records and three season-best times were set by Pike Central during the meet. "We're getting down there where we're putting down some pretty good times," McKinney said. "The kids are working hard every day at practice and they're seeing the results from their hard work." "That makes it easier for us, as far as coaches," McKinney added. "They're not griping or complaining about the workouts that we're doing because they're seeing the payoff on it. It's a fun time to be a swim coach, both for the boys and the girls. Hopefully, we can just keep on going." • In the boys' meet, Pike Central swimmers set five personal records and post- ed an additional five sea- son-best times while plac- ing first in all 12 events. Sophomores Jacob Bohnert and Lukas Hill and junior Chaney McKinney won two individual events each to pace the Chargers, who remained unbeaten at 9 -0. Bohnert placed first in the 100 -yard butterfly with a time of 1:04.81 and first in the 100 -yard backstroke with a season-best time of 1:02.86. Hill placed first in the 200 -yard individual med- ley with a season-best time of 2:10.82 and first in the 100 -yard breaststroke with a time of 1:06.78. McKinney placed first in the 50 -yard freestyle with a time of 23.63 seconds and first in the 100 -yard free- style with a time of 52.60 seconds. Sophomore Ty Cassitty placed first in the 500 -yard freestyle with a personal re- cord time of 5:58.54 (best- ing his previous PR time of 6:04.82); sophomore Jacob Dudenhoeffer placed first in the 200 -yard freestyle with a personal record time of 2:11.28 (besting his previ- ous PR time of 2:11.92); and junior Collin Sallee placed first in diving. In addition, the team of Bohnert, Hill, McKinney and junior Evan Marchino placed first in the 200 -yard medley relay with a time of 1:51.70 and first in the 400 -yard freestyle relay with a time of 3:43.60 ; and the team of senior Austin Kendall, junior Jimmy Kri- etemeyer, Sallee and junior Torin Shover placed first in the 200 -yard freestyle relay with a time of 1:48.84. Placing second in individ- ual events for the Chargers were Cassitty in the 50 -yard freestyle with a time of 26.16 seconds; Dudenhoef- fer in the 500 -yard freestyle with a personal record time of 6:04.71 (besting his pre- vious PR time of 6:08.38); Marchino in the 100 -yard backstroke with a time of 1:04.17; and Sallee in the 200 -yard freestyle with a time of 2:11.92. Placing third in individ- ual events for the Char- gers were sophomore Jack- son Keepes in the 100 -yard breaststroke with a person- al record time of 1:12.79 (besting his previous PR time of 1:14.09); Krietemey- er in the 100 -yard freestyle with a personal record time of 1:01.34 (besting his pre- vious PR time of 1:01.57); Marchino in the 200 -yard individual medley with a season-best time of 2:27.88; and Shover in the 100 -yard butterfly with a season-best time of 1:13.35. In addition, the team of senior Cory Booker, junior Reid Craig, sophomore Gar- rett Manges and senior Sam Stone placed second in the 200 -yard freestyle relay with a season-best time of 1:56.94; the team of Cas- sitty, Keepes, Krietemeyer and Sallee placed third in the 200 -yard medley relay with a time of 2:01.33; and the team of Booker, Craig, Kendall and Stone placed third in the 400 -yard free- style relay with a time of 4:28.52. As a team, Pike Central had 167 points. Southridge was second with 89 points while South Spencer had 28 points. DEPTH Continued from page 1 PCMS Chargers split with Holy Trinity Conner O'Neal scored a game-high 12 points as the Pike Central Middle School eighth grade boys' basket- ball team defeated visiting Holy Trinity 39 -25 on Tues- day, Dec. 8. Hunter DeHaven and Ethan Scott added nine and eight points, respectively, in the winning effort, while Noah Whann pitched in with four points. Three play- ers – Jaylen Mills, Jersey Mills and Blake Henson – contributed two points each. In the seventh grade con- test, Jaden Guth scored a game-high 16 points but it was not enough as the Char- gers dropped a 46 -41 deci- sion. Stephen Kreig, Austyn Walburn and Blayne May- hew added six points each for Pike Central while Se- an Hanselman and Hunt- er Traylor pitched in three points apiece. Cutter Reed had one point. Pike Central, which played at Forest Park on Tuesday, Dec. 15, will travel to Owensville on Thursday, Dec. 17., then return home to host Loogootee on Mon- day, Dec. 21. Above: Pike Central Middle School eighth grader Colin Craig (43) fires up a shot during game action against visiting Ho- ly Trinity on Tuesday, Dec. 8. Ed Cahill photo Pike Central Middle School eighth grad- er Connor O'Neal (4) drives to the basket during game action against visiting Ho- ly Trinity on Tuesday, Dec. 8. O'Neal scored 12 points in the Char- gers' 39-25 win. Ed Cahill photo Left: Pike Central Middle School seventh grader Ethan Gorby (14) prepares to shoot the ball during a 46- 41 loss to visiting Ho- ly Trinity on Tuesday, Dec. 8. Ed Cahill photo Pike Central Middle School seventh grader Cut- ter Reed (left) tries to drive the baseline during game action against visiting Holy Trinity on Tues- day, Dec. 8. Reed scored one point in the Char- gers' 46-41 loss. Ed Cahill photo