The Press-Dispatch
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The Press-Dispatch Sports Wednesday, June 7, 2017 B- 3 an outfielder after batting .346 with seven doubles, two triples and two home runs while scoring 26 runs and driving in 19. He also led the Chargers in steals with 17. Also named to the PAC's All-Conference Team: Catchers: Nick Smith (Tell City), Matthew Embry (South Spencer) and Harri- son Steckler (Southridge). Pitchers: Spencer Buse (Heritage Hills) and Casey Miller (Heritage Hills). Outfielders: Sammy Row- an (South Spencer), Steven Mollinet (Tell City) and No- lan O'Brian (Southridge). Infielders: Trever Zink (Forest Park), Travis Bur- chett (Tell City) and Caleb Helms (South Spencer). Utility: Daniel Lusk (For- est Park) and Mitchel Becher (Heritage Hills). Also receiving honorable mention were: Catcher: Cale Colbert (Gibson Southern). Pitchers: Shane Harris (North Posey), Preston Hen- dershot (Tell City), Dimitri Dewig (Gibson Southern), Reid Brown (Forest Park) and Wes Vogel (North Posey). Infielders: Alberto Lopez (Heritage Hills), Brice Stute- ville (South Spencer), Corey Heath (North Posey) and Ross Eckert (Southridge). Utility: Ethan Hahn (Te- cumseh). South Spencer, which fin- ished the regular season at 22-5, placed first in the PAC with a conference record of 7- 1. Heritage Hills (12-13), For- est Park (10 -10) and South- ridge (8 -12) tied for third in the PAC with conference re- cords of 5 -3. Gibson Southern, which finished the regular season at 9 -20 placed fifth in the PAC with a conference re- cord of 4-4; Tell City, which finished the regular season at 12-9, placed sixth in the PAC with a conference records of 3-4; North Posey, which fin- ished the regular season 8 - 16, placed seventh in the PAC with a conference record of 2-5; and Pike Central, which finished the regular season at 12-12, and Tecumseh, which finished the regular season at 10 -14, tied for eighth in the PAC with conference records of 2-6. SPORTS BRIEFS Dubois County Bombers announce youth skills camp dates The Dubois County Bombers have announced the dates of their upcom- ing youth skills camps. The Bombers' coach- ing staff and players will provide valuable baseball instruction to area youth from 6 to 15 years of age at camps in Huntingburg and Jasper. The first camp will take place June 26 -28 at League Stadium in Hunt- ingburg. The second camp will take place Ju- ly 10 -12 at the JYSC Little League Fields in Jasper. Each camp will be di- vided into two sessions by age, with ages 6 -9 years reporting from 9 a.m.-10 :30 a.m. daily and ages 10 -15 years report- ing from 10 :30 a.m. to noon daily. All camps cover throw- ing progression/pitching, hitting drills/bunting/ base running, and fielding position by position, plus a game to end the camp with a whole lot of fun. The cost of each three- day camp is $ 60 per par- ticipant, which includes – in addition to the great baseball instruction – a camp t-shirt and a ticket to a Bombers baseball game. Registration forms are available on the Bombers website at www.dcbomb- ers.com, by e-mailing dc- bombers@psci.net or by calling the Bombers of- fice at 812-683-3700. Reg- istration forms were due by June 10 to guarantee a t-shirt. However, enroll- ment will be taken after that date as well as at the door. Please arrive early for registration. VU men's basketball offering summer shootout, skills camps The Vincennes Uni- versity men's basketball team will be offering its shootout camp for mid- dle school aged campers (grades 6 -8) on Thursday, June 8; session one for varsity and junior varsity athletes on Friday, June 9; and session two for varsi- ty and junior varsity ath- letes on Saturday, June 10. The shootouts will be held in the Vincennes Uni- versity P.E. Complex. Cost for attendance is $200 for one team, $ 375 for two teams and a deposit of $50 is required. The camp will include four games during which players will scrimmage against other schools from all over the Midwest, as well as sharp- en their skills heading in- to the season. The Trailblazers will al- so be offering an individ- ual skills camp for boys June 16 -June 18. The cost for the boy's camp is $175 for parents planning for their child to commute back and forth or $215 if the camper plans to stay in the dorms and eat meals at the Tecumseh Dining Center. A $50 de- posit is required to attend the boys camp. Registration will be held at the P.E. Complex from 8:30 a.m.-9:30 a.m. on Friday, June 16, at the front entrance. Campers that will be staying over- night will also receive dorm assignments at that time. Finally, an offensive skills camp for boys and girls in 3rd through 10th grades will be offered Ju- ly 6 -8. The cost is $110, which includes meals pro- vided at the Tecumseh Dining Center on Wednes- day, July 6, and Thursday, July 7, along with a camp t- shirt. Campers are asked to register between 8:30 a.m.-9 a.m. on Wednesdy, July 6, at the front of the VU P.E. Complex. For more registration information and registra- tion flyers, visit govutrail- blazers.com and click "Men's Basketball" under the camps tab. CHARGERS Continued from page 1 PRIDES CREEK MEN'S LEAGUE STANDINGS Following are the standings for the Men's League at Prides Creek Golf Course after Week 8: 1. Doug McCormick..................................... 35 points 2. Tater Mosby .............................................. 30 points 3. Mike Higdon ............................................. 29 points 4. Jeff Clark.................................................... 28 points 4. Kent Johnson ............................................ 28 points 6. Tony Chamberlain .................................... 27 points 7. Brian Brumfield ........................................ 19 points 8. Chris Yon ................................................... 19 points 9. Rodney Loveless ....................................... 18 points 10. Deen Richardson .................................... 15 points 11. John Hess ................................................ 14 points 11. Austin Gray ............................................. 14 points 13. Larry Barr ................................................ 12 ponts 14. Trent Stone .............................................. 11 points 14. Steve Arnold ............................................ 11 points 16. Tim Crow ................................................. 10 points 17. Brad Weisman ........................................... 8 points 18. Cody Troutman ......................................... 5 points 18. Ryan Houchin ........................................... 5 points 18. John Burns ................................................ 5 points 18. Tyler Papa .................................................. 5 points 18. James Wilson ............................................ 5 points 18. Chris Wilson ............................................. 5 points 18. Chris McKinney ....................................... 5 points 25. Jason DeWeese ......................................... 4 points 26. Jimmy Hess ............................................... 3 points 26. Tom Hunt ................................................... 3 points 28. Eddie Fiscus ............................................. 2 points 28. Beau Johnson ............................................ 2 points Contend Asics ® Custom Embroidery & Lettering Mon.-Fri. 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. The Best Quality Products at Low Prices Everyday! Southgate Shopping Center, Jasper Jox Sox Moisture wicking socks BUY 2 PAIRS, GET THE 3RD PAIR FREE Personalized Coolers $ 59.95 SALE PRICE REG. $ 70 (AVAILABLE IN WIDE) SALE PRICE Kayano 23 Asics ® REG. $ 160 $ 59.95 $ 134.95 SALE PRICE Gel Walker REG. $ 80 Asics ® Stadium Seats Embroidery for different schools available! $ 49.95 ONLY Pike Central High School senior shortstop Mad- ison Scott watches a pitch from South Spencer se- nior Hannah Epperson go by during game action on Wednesday, May 3. Scott went 1-for-4 and stole a base in the visiting Lady Chargers' 3-1 loss. Sub- mitted Photo Pike Central High School junior first baseman Demi Croak (left) catches the throw from senior shortstop Madison Scott (not pictured) to re- tire Jasper freshman left fielder Lexie Jerger (1) during a 3-0 loss to host Jasper in the first round of the sectional tournament on Monday, May 22. Ed Cahill photo Pike Central High School junior Peyton Sorgius starts her wind-up while delivering a pitch during the Lady Chargers' 11-1 five-inning victory over visiting Washington on Wednesday, April 26. Ed Cahill photo Pike Central High School senior centerfielder Colton O'Neal begins his swing at the baseball during game action against visiting Tecumseh on Wednesday, May 17. O'Neal had two hits – includ- ing a double – while scoring one run and driving in one in a 6-3 win by the Chargers. Ed Cahill photo Pike Central High School senior Colton White (12) delivers a pitch during a 7-3 victory over vis- iting Evansville Bosse on Tuesday, May 23. Ed Ca- hill photo Pike Central High School senior Chase Davis swings at a pitch during game action against vis- iting North Posey on Monday, May 8. The Char- gers won the game, 6-5, in eight innings. Ed Ca- hill photo and driving in 13. She also stole 11 bases in as many at- tempts. Croak, who was named to the PAC All-Conference Team as a utility player, bat- ted .357 against PAC oppo- nents, collecting 10 hits – in- cluding two doubles – in 28 at-bats. She scored five runs and drove in 13. Overall, Croak batted .400 with 30 hits – including six doubles and one home run – in 75 at-bats. In addition, she scored 12 runs and drove in 26. Sorgius, who received honorable mention acco- lades as a pitcher, went 6 -2 with a 2.43 earned run av- erage against PAC oppo- nents, allowing 25 runs – 17 of which were earned – on 51 hits while walking 10 and striking out 17 in 49 innings. Sorgius pitched seven complete games in PAC com- petition, including shutout wins over Southridge (11- 0) and North Posey (13-0). Overall, Sorgius went 15 - 6 with a 2.23 earned run av- erage, allowing 43 runs – 26 of which were earned – on 138 hits while walking 26 and striking out 70 in 135 innings. For the season, Sorgius pitched 18 complete games, including five shutouts. At the plate, Sorgius bat- ted .273 against PAC oppo- nents, collecting six hits in 22 at-bats and driving in four runs. Overall, Sorgius batted .274 with 17 hits – including two doubles and one home run – in 62 at-bats while scoring one run and driv- ing in 14. Also named to the PAC All-Conference Team were: Catchers: Kendyl Mck- eough (Southridge) and Lauren Lingafelter (Gibson Southern). Pitchers: Jaime Nurren- bern (Gibson Southern) and Hannah Epperson (South Spencer). Outfielders: Hannah Ogg (North Posey), Taylor Bayer (Forest Park), Kait- lyn Flowers (Tecumseh) and Maddie Fuller (Heri- tage Hills). Infielders: Alicia Webb (Tecumseh), Cora Blume (Gibson Southern) and Lauren Caswell (Heritage Hills). Utility: Maddie Duncan (Tecumseh) and Hannah Bryant (Gibson Southern). Also receiving honorable mention were: Catcher: Kaitlyn Blan- kenberger (North Posey). Pitcher: Whitney Bogan (Tecumseh). Infielders: Kylie Giesler (Forest Park), Shelby Sitz- man (South Spencer), Al- ly Brandenstein (North Posey), Evelyn Maurer (North Posey). Utility: Mattison Bartlett (South Spencer). Gibson Southern, which finished the regular sea- son with a record of 23-2, won first place in the PAC with a conference record of 8 -0. South Spencer (16 - 7) and Pike Central (15 -5) tied for second at 6 -2, fol- lowed by Tecumseh (17-9) at 5 -3, North Posey (13-10) and Heritage Hills (11-14) at 4-4, Forest Park (9 -17) at 2- 6, Southridge (10 -13) at 1-7, and Tell City (8 -15) at 0 -8. CHARGERS Continued from page 1