The Press-Dispatch
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B-2 Wednesday, June 6, 2012 The Press-Dispatch PC Golfers finish season in Sectional Friday for the Pike Central Chargers boys golf team in the Sectional tournament with an eighth place finish and no one able to advance. It was a cool June 1 day The season ended last By Mike Johansen with the Chargers joining 11 other teams at the Old Country Club of Vincennes for the Sectional Tourna- ment. The top three teams advance to the Regional and the top three individuals on a non-advancing team also qualify. Colton Reed quali- fied for the Regionals the past two years and is now playing for Vincennes Uni- versity. They were in the NJCAA National Champion- ships this spring. Vincennes Lincoln fin- 10, 14 and 16. Tyler Dawson had an 89 for the Chargers including a birdie on No. 5 plus pars on Nos. 8, 13 and 16. Tied for third low were Levi Loveless and Colin Ma- honey at 95. Loveless had pars on holes 3, 6, 10, 16 and 17. Mahoney had pars on Nos. 4, 8, 10 and 18. Kaleb Hill was the fifth player at 111. ished in first place with a team total of 311 for four players over 18 holes of com- petition on the cool and blus- tery Friday. Second went to Vincennes Rivet at 330 and third to Washington at 332. South Knox just missed ad- vancing at 335, North Knox 350, Barr-Reeve 362, Gibson Southern 363, Pike Central was eighth at 367; Princeton 368, Wood Memorial 379, North Daviess 392, Wash- ington Catholic 396. The low individuals were Austin Leonard, Vincennes Lincoln, 75; Chance De- Hosse, Lincoln, 76; Austin Willis, North Knox, 76; Luke Weitel, Lincoln, 77, Dean Adams, South Knox, 78, Eric Wagler, Barr-Reeve, 78. Willis, Adams and Wa- gler advance to the Thurs- day Regional and Country Oaks between Washington and Montgomery along with the top three teams. The Chargers were led by Levi Richardson with an 88. He had pars on Nos. 6, 7, 9, in the North Knox Invita- tional at Bicknell Country Club on May 30 and finished in 10th place with a total of 364 strokes. Vincennes Lincoln was at 294, Linton- Stockton 297, Evansville North 304, Edgewood 305, Vincennes Rivet 308, Mount Vernon 313, North Knox 334, Evansville Mater Dei 342, South Knox 349, Pike Central 364, Washington Catholic 372, North Daviess 373, Loogootee 414, North Posey 448. Low medalist was Trevor The Chargers competed Grant of Mount Vernon at 70. gers at 86, Dawson 88, Ma- honey 94, Loveless 96 and Hill 103. The Chargers and South Richardson led the Char- Knox tied in a dual meet with South Knox getting the win on the fifth score. Leading the Chargers was four drives in the fairway, hit one green and used 16 putts. Kaleb Hill had a 52 with two pars and 19 putts. Laron Griffith was at 52 with one par and 20 putts. The scores for South Knox were Dean Adams 44, Garrett Lamb 49, Schmit 45, Byrd 44, Garrett 50 and Clinkensbeard 55. The Chargers JV totaled 198 and South Knox 202. The Chargers JV scores were Austin Hannebutt 49, Laron Dawson 51, Jeffrey Norrick, 46, Clay Cunning- ham 53, Ty Smith 52, Austin Dixon 57. The scores for South Knox were Josh Har- ding 55, Thomas Lathum 44, Cameron Cooper 52, Cole Small 56, Cameron Benson 51. Richardson 39 with six pars and three bogeys, his best round of the season. He had four drives in the fairway, hit thee greens and needed 16 putts. Loveless came in at 45 with a birdie and three pars. He had five drives in the fairway, hit five greens and used 21 putts. Dawson was third low at 48 with two drives in the fairway, hit one green and needed 16 putts. Mahoney was fourth low at 50 with two pars. He had The Chargers also downed Barr-Reeve in a dual meet 175-185. L. Richardson led the way at 41 with one birdie and two pars. He had four drives in the fairway, hit three greens and needed 17 putts. Hill was at 43 with one birdie and two pars. He had five drives in the fairway, hit two greens and used 14 putts. T. Dawson shot 43 with three pars. He had five drives in the fair- way, hit three greens and needed 17 putts. Mahoney shot 48 having three drives in the fairway, hitting one green and needing 17 putts. L. Dawson had a 49 with two pars. He had three drives in the fairway, hit two greens and used 18 putts. Loveless shot 52 with one par. He had six drives in the fairway, hit three greens and needed 21 putts. Hannebutt shot 50. The scores for Barr-Reeve were Wilson 38, Wagler 50, Graber 45, Butcher 56, Eisenhut 52 and A. Graber 68. Meet last Friday. Levi Richardson concentrates on making a good drive during the Sectional Two other players watch as Tyler Dawson drives on one hole during the boys Sectional at the Country Club of Old Vincennes. Taylor Horrall Horrall ends career for Wabash Kaleb Hill makes a chip shot up to the 14th green at Country Club of Old Vincennes. Charger catcher Taylor Hor- rall has completed her ca- reer for the Wabash Valley Lady Warriors as she start- ed the second game for the Lady Warriors this season. Horrall was a regular in Former Pike Central Lady the line-up taking her posi- tion behind the plate in the second game each time the Lady Warriors played. They finished 38-6 overall and 22-6 in the Great Rivers Athletic Conference. They lost in the finals of the NJCAA Region- als to miss a trip to Nationals this season. Lake Land was the conference champ and won the Regional. Horrall played well be- Levi Loveless sends a putt towards the hold during the Sectional Meet on Friday. for girls going into grades five through eight on several mornings in June through the end of the month. The PCMS Open Gym will start on Tuesday, June 12, PCMS Gym open for girls The Pike Central Middle School will have an open gym from 8 to 9:30 a.m. at Pike Central Middle School. The hours on June 13 will be 4 to 5:30 p.m. in the PCMS Gym; June 14 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the PCMS Gym; Tuesday, June 19 from 8 to 9:30 a.m. at the high school gym; June 20 from 4 to 5:30 p.m. in the middle school gym; June 21 from 8 to 9:30 a.m. in the middle school gym; Tuesday, June 26, from 8 to 9:30 a.m. in the middle school gym; and Thursday, June 28, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the middle school gym. Girls are welcome at any of the sessions and encouraged to participate in as many as possible. Special Olympics softball sign-up Special Olympics of Pike County will be having softball sign-ups this Wednesday, June 6, in Winslow. The softball registration will take place at the Winslow Little League fields from 6 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday. For more information contact Kim Woods, county coordi- nator, at (812) 766-0461. hind the plate and hit and the ball at the plate. Against Lin- coln Trail she had one hit in two at bats and an RBI. She had five out outs at catcher. Against Rend Lake Horrall was three of four with three RBIs. She had two put outs and an assist while behind the plate. Against Southeast- ern Illinois she had one hit in two at bats plus scored three runs with one walk. She had four put outs. She scored a run against Kaska- sia despite not having a hit plus she had two put outs. In a second meeting with Southeastern Illinois she was two of four at the plate with one RBI. Statistics for the other games were not available. tional Golf Meet. Colin Mahoney watches his drive head up the 15th fairway during the Sec- hind the plate in the second game of each two-game se- ries during the season and saw considerable action in the playoffs. She was the starter be- Deadline for Sports News and Reports is 5 p.m. Monday Now is the Time for Stocking! FISH DAY!!! • Channel Catfish • Largemouth Bass • Redear • Bluegill (Bream) • Koi • Minnows • Black Crappie (if available) Superior Ag Resources Co-op in Petersburg, IN Saturday, June 16th from 8 to 9:30 AM *PRE-ORDER IS REQUIRED ON THE TRIPLOID GRASS CARP. NO EXCEPTIONS! We can only take a limited number of orders for Triploid Grass Carp per store. TO PLACE AN ORDER CALL 1-800-247-2615 www.farleysfishfarm.com FARLEYS ARKANSAS PONDSTOCKERS, INC. Basket Auction PC Football Booster Club SPONSORED BY AT THE Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic Fellowship Hall Saturday, June 9 • 4 to 8:30 p.m. Meal provided consists of hamburgers, cheese burgers, hot dogs and brats, cost will be free will offering. Chips also will be served as part of meal. All public is invited to attend and help support our football boys to send them to camp. Anyone who wants to donate or make a basket, contact: Coach Powell 582- 2295, Stacy Nordoff 766-2514, Phil Claridge 631-1804. Come one, come all to support a good cause. Wayne Manning will be the Auctioneer.