The Press-Dispatch
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B-4 Wednesday, May 16, 2012 The Press-Dispatch Lady Chargers grab second Chargers ended the regular season placing second in the Heritage Hills Invitational with the No. 1 doubles team of Haley Church and Emily Howes taking the doubles championship. The Lady Chargers The Pike Central Lady By Mike Johansen started the last week of the regular season with a 5-0 win over the South Spencer Lady Rebels in the final PAC match. The Lady Chargers finished 3-5 in the PAC. In the No. 1 singles match PCMS Tennis ends season serve during a recent Pike Central Middle School girls tennis match. She played No. 3 singles for the PCMS team. Kylee Graves concentrates on making a good dle School Lady Chargers had a close match with the South Gibson Lady Titans in middle school tennis this past week, but lost 2-3 in var- sity matches. It was the final match of the season, accord- ing to Assistant Coach Jill Keepes. Hope Waltz finished the The Pike Central Mid- season unbeaten in the No. 1 singles position downing Arielle Graper 8-0. Nicole Griffith came through with an 8-7 win over McKenzie Witten. In the No. 3 singles match Kylee Graves fell to Camille Greenwell 3-8. In doubles play Madison Dorsey and Danielle Wil- liams fell to Taylor Pem- berton and Alleyna Goedde 4-8. Kallie Davis and Maddie Kroeger lost to Jenna Wil- son and Rachel Jones 3-8. In JV matches Micah Trisha Nalley downed Bethany Damin 6-1 and 6-2. In the No. 2 singles match Sam Selby took on Crystal Bidwell and rallied to win 2-6, 6-4, 10-7. Kenna Long- abaugh made it 3-0 defeating Beth Brown 7-5, 6-1. In the doubles competi- tion the No. 1 doubles team of Emily Howes and Haley Church downed Cheyenne Ramsey and Macey Conner 6-0, 6-0. In the No. 2 doubles match Syd Selby and Chloe Keepes downed Haley Har- rison and Britney Wood 6-1, 6-0. siree Gerrard topped Alex Kuchenbrod 6-5; Cayla Mahoney clipped Brooke Hamilton 6-0. In doubles Brandi Ruble and Kerrsten Miller beat Rachel Bruner and Kendra Harris 6-0; Fredricka McCammon and Kendra Manning beat Carly Prugle and Hannah Brown 6-0. In the JV matches De- a tough non-conference fin- ishing match against the Barr-Reeve Lady Vikings falling 0-5 in varsity play. Nalley lost to Cassidy The Lady Chargers had Helms 1-6, 1-6; Sam Selby lost to Allison Hoover; Lo- gabaugh lost to Kaitlin Swartzentruber 2-6, 4-6. In doubles Howes and Church lost to Haley Taylor and Bridgette Graber 1-6, 5-7; and Syd Selby and Terra May lost to Destiny Kidwell and Hania Sisco 3-6, 3-6. In JV play Ruble and Mill- Hopf and Jessica Morton won 6-1; Annie Sheridan and Morgan Whann lost 5-6; Lily Willis and Kara Indorf lost 0-6; Jayde Ashby and Syd- ney Nolan lost 1-6; Faryn Hensler and Mackenzie De- Weese lost 0-6; Marissa Har- rison and Brianna Schaller lost 1-6; Gretchen McCrary and Morgan DeWeese lost 2-6; Quin Bailey and Avery Haller lost 1-6. Correction H Lady Chargers track the 400 meter dash this spring and also in the pole vault. ror. her best jump and placing eighth in the event. Morgan Henson had a best of 12-3 and did not place. Adi Dilger of Forest Park won the event with a jump of 15-10 and Nik- ki Bueltel of Southridge was second at 15-2. Janessa Foster took third Continued from Page B1 zie Orlick of North Posey 1:06.06 and sixth to Grace Maxey of Southridge at 1:07.18. Sheffler finished in 1:11.09 to miss placing in the event. Kaylee Hadley finished in place in the shot put event with a best toss of 33-9.5, not her best distance of the season. Cassie Wertman of Southridge won the shot with a best toss of 47-4 and Morgan Meyer of South- ridge was second at 34-7. Kaylee Hadley had a best throw of 26-6.25, to miss the finals. Wertman also won the the 3,200 meter relay with a time of 12:15 and PC had a time of 12:24. Running were Aberle, Davis, Guzman and Young. The Lady Chargers team discus event with a best of 136-2 with Morgan Meyer second at 116-8. Foster did not have her best day but did hit 100-2 to take fifth place. Third went to Kayla Gallo- way of Tell City at 111-8 and fourth to Allison Hagan at 101-7.5. Ashtan Clark threw 76-10.5, her best of the sea- son, but not enough to make the finals. In the relays the Lady Chargers 3,200 meter relay of Aberle, Fuhrman, Guz- man and Young finished in sixth at 12:05.76. Southridge won the event at 10:18.16 and Tell City was second at 10:24.79. Fifth went to Gib- son Southern at 11:45.09. The Lady Chargers team fifth place in the 200 meter dash with a time of 28.64 seconds. Ann Fowler of Te- cumseh was first at 267.60 with Dilger of Forest Park second at 27.43; Bueltel of Southridge third at 28.00; Lauren Almon of Gibson Southern fourth at 28.17 and Orlik of North Posey sixth at 28.65. Fowler also won the 100 dash in 12.84. Neither Pike Central runner made the finals. Hadley had a preliminary time of 13.99 and Hinton had a time of 14.40. Jordyn Milheiser of Gib- of Cook, Hinton, Leighty and Hadley won the 400 relay clocked at 55.02 with North Knox at 58.32. Haley Wilson won the 100 Olivia Leighty has led the Lady Chargers in the photo of a turkey in last week's newspaper had the wrong first name. It was Kiefer Wayne Fisher of Oakland City who killed the 21 pound turkey with a 10.5 inch beard and 26 mm spurs. We apologize for the er- The information under team of Haley Church and Emily Howes show off their medals as they won the championship in their division Saturday in the Heritage Hills Invi- tational. Pike Central finished second as a team in the tournament. The Pike Central Lady Chargers No. 1 doubles ey Conner and Cheyenne Ramsey of Mount Vernon 6-3, 2-6, 10-7. In the champi- onship match they downed Alyssa Begle and Jessica Deller of Heritage Hills 7-5, 6-2. the opening match. She lost in the finals to Sara O'Neil of Mount Vernon 3-6, 1-6. DNR Rules er lost to Melody Rohred and Twyla Graber 2-6; Ger- rard and McCammon lost to Lynetta Graber and Bal- leigh Miller 1-6. The Lady Chargers fin- May teamed up at No. 2 doubles defeating Mor- gan Schaeffer and Megan Boehm of Heritage Hills 3-6, 6-4, 10-8. They lost a close finals match to Haley Sala- man and Zoe Burkhart of Mount Vernon 1-6, 4-6. In the No. 1 singles com- Chloe Keepes and Terra ished a close second to Mount Vernon in the Heri- tage Hills Invitational. Mont Vernon had 18 points and Pike Central 16. "The girls played well petition Trisha Nalley de- feated Bethany Damin of South Spencer 6-2, 6-7 (5-7), 10-8 and lost in the cham- pionship match to Claire Schroeder of Mount Vernon 0-6, 0-6. Sam Selby finished sec- and they all won their first matches," said Head Coach Lisa Hohler. "Haley and Em- ily won the No. 1 doubles title and did a good job in the tournament." Howes and Church fin- ished first in the No. 1 dou- bles competition earning gold medals. In the opening match they downed Mac- H Tidbits ond as well downing Crys- tal Bidwell of South Spen- cer 6-1, 6-0 in the opening match. She lost to Jenna Reidford of Mount Vernon 3-6, 1-6. Kenna Longabaugh de- feated Beth Brown of South Spencer 5-7, 7-6 (7-1),10-6 in ral Resources Division of Fish & Wildlife wants to hear your ideas on fishing, hunting and trapping regu- lations in Indiana, and it doesn't require attending a meeting to give your input. Call it a "virtual" open The Department of Natu- house. From May 15 to June 1, the public will be able to use a convenient online form to contribute ideas and sugges- tions as well as provide input on issues the DNR has iden- tified for consideration. To find the online form, go to wildlife.IN.gov and click on the "Got INput?" box near the middle of the page. The form will be avail- able for use beginning May 15. The online form allows people to comment quickly and enables DFW staff to or- ganize the public input into categories. Youth League meter hurdles with a time of 20.53 with McCraney second at 21.45. Doades of North Knox won the 300 hurdles at 53.90 with Young second at 58.07 and Wilson third at 1:07. Hadley took first in the son Southern won the 100 hurdles in 14.46 seconds. Pike Central, did not have a hurdler make the finals. Haley Wilson had a time of 20.23 and Desiree Mc- Craney 21.96. In the 300 hurdles Milheiser was again first at 47.98. Henson missed the finals with a time of 1:02.01 and Wilson had a time of 1:06.98. Sienna Crews of Heritage of Amanda Cook, Kaylee Hadley. Taylor Hinton and Olivia Leighty took fourth in 54.78 seconds. Tell City was first at 52.56, Forest Park 53.70, Heritage Hills 54.55 and fifth was Gibson South- ern 55.45. North Posey took first in the 1,600 meter relay at 4:16.46 with Pike Central finishing eighth at 5:01.06. Cook, Fuhrman, Guzman and Hinton ran in the event. Leighty had a good day in the 400 meter dash fin- ishing in fifth place with a time of 1:06.44. First went to Adi Dilger of Forest Park in 1:00.96; Megan Bender of North Posey 1:02.39; Lau- ren Ungetheim of Gibson Southern 1:04.99; Macken- Hills won the 1,600 meter run in 5:32.22 as Pike Cen- tral did not have anyone place. Guzman had a time of 6:50.83 and Davis a time of 6:56.85. Aubrey Main of Southridge won the 800 run in 2:26.45. Guzman missed the finals at 3:02.10 and Fuhrman had a time of 3:07.74. Crews also won the 3,200 meter run in 12:08.00. Davis had a time of 15:18, her best of the season. North Knox edged out Pike Central 67-65 in a dual meet at home last Thursday despite the Lady Chargers winning eight of the events. North Knox won the final event, the 1,600 meter relay, to edge the Lady Chargers by exactly two points. North Knox had a time of 4:46 and PC was second a 5:10 with Cook, Hinton, Fuhrman and Sheffler run- ning. North Knox also won 100 meter dash with a time of 13.81 and Hinton finished third at 14.32. Second went to Ford of North Knox at 14.12. Hadley also captured first in the 200 dash with a time of 28.40 with Jones of North Knox second at 28.95 and Hinton third for the Lady Chargers at 31.18. Leighty took her first do not believe this extra jewelry or a tattoo make a person bad. Quite the oppo- site. That is not something I use to determine that type of thing. It is something they should not have until reaching the age of 18 and are out of high school. Now, I am not the one to police such things and not the one that would have to take disciplinary action on students. It is a lot easier for me to say that then for school officials who must take such actions and know much more about the pres- sures and problems associ- ated with that stuff. Continued from Page B1 Thurs. May 24 Mulzer vs. Sterling Boiler 5-6 T-Ball League Thurs. May 24 Bailey vs. German American 6:30 Girls 7-8 Softball League event in the pole vault win- ning with a height of 7-0 with Smith of North Knox second at 7-0 and Young of PC third at 6-6. Leighty was second in the 400 meter dash with a time of 1:08 behind Jones at 1:05. The 800 meter run was won by Buchtal of North Knox at 2:52 with Fuhrman third at 3:11. Powers won the 1,600 run for North Knox with a time of 7:07 with Guzman second for the Lady Chargers at 7:08 and Davis third at 7:35. Boodwin of North Knox won the 3,200 meter run in 14:43 with Da- vis third at 17:04. Janessa Foster won the shot put and discus for Pike Central. She had a best toss of 93-11.5 in the discus for first place with Murphy of North Knox second at 89-2. Foster won the shot put with a best toss of 33-3 to Utt of North Knox at 30-7. Jones of North Knox won jump for Pike Central clear- ing 5-0 and Sheffler was sec- ond at 4-8. the long jump at 14-8 with Leighty second for the Lady Chargers with a best of 14-0. Henson won the high Do tattoos and nose rings etc. make you a bad person? Nope. But they can have negative effects for you in your future and that needs to be a consideration. I will state I am person- ally against tattoos. Second, I do not believe student- athletes should be allowed to show them. The last I knew Pike Central had a policy against that. I am also against nose rings and do not believe they should be a part of a student's dress. Extra ear and finger jewelry is another story, but it must not be in bad taste. I know tattoos have become more of a "thing" among the young people but I would urge caution in what you do and what you show. Many employers now require either no tattoos or to make sure none are vis- ible while working. Others have nothing to say about them. Most people in the higher paying jobs will find that there are restrictions in place and they will have to meet those restrictions to be employed by that company. So there are con- sequences you may have to face in the future that could limit your ability to succeed. Keep that in mind when deciding what to do. ******* Read Luke 17:11-19. [One of the ten lepers] threw himself at Jesus' feet and thanked him.—Luke 17:16 (NIV). Prayer: Thank you, God, for always taking care of us and for giving us all that's good in our lives. (See James 1:17.) Amen. Mon. May 21 JayC vs. Macs Tues. May 22 Ficklin vs. Sisson Thurs. May 24 Ficklin vs. Macs Fri. Thurs. May 17 Sisson vs. Jay C Fri. May 18 Ficklin vs. Macs Thurs. May 24 Crop Prod. vs. Ridao Mech. Girls 9-10 Softball League Mon. May 21 Ridao vs. Solar Sources Tues. May 22 Crop Production vs Ripco Wed. May 23 Solar Sources vs. Ripco Thurs. May 17 Subway vs. Mikels Graphics 6:30 Mon. May 21 Harting Studio vs. Mikels Tues. May 22 Subway vs. Harting Studio Wed. Wed. May 16 Mikels Graphics vs. Harting Thurs. May 24 Ripco vs. Four Star Fab. Boys 12U Baseball League Nay 23 Harris vs. Farm Bureau Thurs. May 24 Petersburg Hardware vs. IPL 6:30 Tues. May 22 IPL vs. Hodges Dodgers Wed. Fri. Mon. May 21 Harris Realty vs. Four Star Tues. May 22 Ripco vs. Farm Bureau Wed. Thurs. May 17 Ripco vs. Four Star Wed. May 23 Mikels Graphics vs. Subway 6:30 Boys 9-10 League May 16 Four Star vs. Farm Bureau 6:30 Thurs. May 17 Solar Sources vs. Crop Prod. End of First Half Wed. May 16 Ripco vs. Ridao Mechanical May 25 Sisson vs. Macs Boys 7-8 League Mon. May 21 Buchta vs Onyett Fabricators 7:30 Tues. May 22 IPL vs. Harris Realty Tues. May 22 IMI vs. Evansville Net-Bolt Wed. Thurs. May 17 German American vs. IPL Mon. May 21 Moose Lodge vs. Clark Wed. May 16 Nut & Bolt vs. Onyett May 23 Evans vs. Clark Home Repair 6:30 6:30 7:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 May 16 IPL vs. Petersburg Hardware 6:30 May 18 Pete Hardware vs. Dodgers 6:30 6:30 Thank You On behalf of the PC Football Boosters, we would like to thank the community for your support at our BBQ Chicken event last Saturday. It was a huge success. Thanks, PC Football Boosters Thurs. May 17 Seitz vs. Amber Manor Mon. May 21 Ripco vs. Seitz Trucking Tues. May 22 Furman vs. Hoosier Energy Wed. Wed. May 16 Sterling vs. Furman Lawns Schedules Petersburg Little League 3-4 T-Ball League May 23 Amber Manor vs. C-Crayons 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30