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B-2 Sports Wednesday, June 14, 2017 The Press-Dispatch GIRLS' STANDINGS 2016-17 SCHOOL YEAR sChool Golf CC soCCer Volley swiM bball tennis tr aCk sof tball points plaCe Forest Park 50 100 77.5 DL S (10) 20 77.5 45 60 30 460 4th Gibson Southern 100 60 100 DL S (30) 50 100 100 70 100 680 1st Heritage Hills DL S(30) 50 77.5 77.5 100 60 70 100 45 580 2nd North Posey 70 30 45 55 NTS 20 60 30 45 355 7th Pike Central 85 70 60 40 85 35 DL S (10) 10 77.5 462.5 3rd Southridge 40 85 NTS 20 60 50 85 85 20 445 5th South Spencer 60 NTS 45 77.5 70 10 45 40 77.5 425 6th Tecumseh NTS 20 NTS 100 30 77.5 30 20 60 337.5 8th Tell City 20 40 NTS 55 40 35 20 50 10 270 9th NTS = No Team Score & DL S = Drop Low Score BOYS' STANDINGS 2016-17 SCHOOL YEAR sChool te CC soC fb wr sw bb Go tr ba points plaCe Forest Park 100 70 45 30 10 NTS 60 70 40 71.66 496.7 6th Gibson Southern DL S (40) 60 65 100 70 40 92.5 50 85 50 612.5 2nd Heritage Hills 85 85 100 70 DL S (50) 85 60 100 70 71.66 726.7 1st North Posey 70 30 65 50 85 NTS 92.5 85 50 20 547.5 3rd Pike Central 50 40 85 50 60 100 40 40 30 DL S(20) 495 5th Southridge 30 50 NTS 85 100 55 20 30 20 71.66 461.7 7th South Spencer 10 NTS 45 50 20 30 30 20 60 100 365 8th Tecumseh 60 NTS NTS NTS 40 55 10 10 10 20 205 9th Tell City 20 100 30 20 30 70 60 60 100 40 510 4th NTS = No Team Score & DL S = Drop Low Score SPORTS BRIEFS Petersburg Little League announces closing day parade, ceremony After inclement weath- er forced the Petersburg Little League to cancel plans for an opening day ceremony on Saturday, May 6, league officials are now planning on hav- ing a closing day parade and ceremony on Satur- day, June 17. Lineup for the clos- ing day parade will start at 6:30 p.m., on Walnut Street in front of the Old Petersburg Gym, with the parade scheduled to start at 7 p.m. The parade will take South 9th Street to Main Street, then follow Main Street westward and turn left onto South 5th Street for the final leg toward the Petersburg Little League Park. A closing day ceremo- ny – during which tro- phies and awards will be presented – will immedi- ately follow the end of the parade. Winslow Sports League to hold closing day parade, ceremonies Saturday The Winslow Sports League will wrap up its 2017 season with a clos- ing day parade, which is scheduled to start at 1 p.m. on Saturday, June 17. Closing day ceremonies will be held immediately following the parade. Lady Charger Basketball Camp set for June 26-29 Girls who will be enter- ing third through eighth grades this fall will have a chance to improve their skills and learn more about basketball during the Lady Chargers Bas- ketball Camp, which will be held from Monday, June 26, through Thurs- day, June 29, at Peters- burg Elementary School. Pike Central High School head coach Kyle McCutchan and his staff will be conducting two separate camps. The first will be for incoming 3rd through 5th graders from 6 p.m.-7 p.m. The second will be for incoming 6th through 8th graders from 7 p.m.-8 p.m. The cost is $20 per play- er, or $35 for two players, and includes a camp t- shirt. Forms are available at each school's office. Completed registration forms, along with checks made payable to Kyle Mc- Cutchan, should be mailed to: Kyle McCutchan, 410 S. 8th St., Petersburg, IN 47567. Please be sure to note each player's incom- ing grade and their shirt size. Pike Central Chargers to host soccer camp June 23 The Pike Central Char- gers soccer coaching staff and players will be host- ing a one-day camp on Friday, June 23, for boys and girls age four through those who will be entering eighth grade this fall. The camp will be held at the Petersburg Elementary School soccer fields. Session 1 – from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. – will be for boys and girls ages four through fourth grade. Session 2 – from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. – will be for boys and girls fifth through eighth grade. The registration fee is $20 per player. A camp t- shirt will be provided to those who were pre-reg- istered by Monday, June 5. Registration will also be conducted the day of the camp, but no camp t-shirts will be provided. Completed registration forms, along with checks made payable to "PC Boys Soccer," should be mailed to Amanda How- ald, 941 South State Road 61, Winslow, IN 47598. All players attending the clinic should arrive with shinguards and a wa- ter bottle, as well as their own soccer ball. For more information, or to obtain a registration form, call 812-789-3312. DistinXion to offer two-day camp at Pike Central DistinXion, a non-prof- it organization founded by Washington's Zeller fam- ily, will be conducting a two-day DistinXion Camp Xperience at Pike Cen- tral High School on Mon- day, July 31, and Tuesday, August 1, for boys and girls who will be entering grades two through eight in the 2017-18 school year. The registration fee for the camp, which fo- cuses on elite basketball and character training, is $ 89. Information regard- ing full and partial schol- arships is available at dis- tinxion.org/scholarships. For more information and to register, visit dis- tinxion.org. DistinXion is a non-prof- it organization founded by the Zeller family as a way to provide elite bas- ketball and cheerleading training, while also build- ing family relationships through character train- ing. DistinXion is dedicat- ed to not only developing better athletes, but better people and stronger fam- ilies through summer camps, private training, speaking engagements, and tournaments. DistinXion's staff and volunteers are dedicated to serving communities around the country with one mission in mind: to make a positive impact on the athletic culture by building up families and developing positive char- acter in young athletes. The Zeller brothers – Luke, Tyler and Cody – participate in DistinXion events only as their sched- ules permit. Call us at 812-354-8500 or email sports@pressdispatch.net GOT SPORTS NEWS? Petersburg Little League results 12U BOYS' BASEBALL June 8 Evans and Son 12, South Knox 11 Evans and Son – Pitchers: Brycen Knepp, Arie Oneal. Catchers: Ryan Whann, Parker Knust. Extra base hits: 2B – Brycen Knepp, Conner Sutt, 2. Note: Conner Sutt had the game-winning hit with two outs in the final inning. Lady Chargers finish third in PAC all-sports standings By Ed Cahill Press-Dispatch Sports Editor sports@pressdispatch.net Gibson Southern High School remained the queen of the Pocket Athletic Con- ference after claiming the girls' all-sports trophy for the sixth straight year. The Lady Titans, who have claimed the confer- ence's all-sports trophy nine out of the last 10 years, won PAC titles in golf, soccer, basketball, tennis and soft- ball while scoring a total of 680 points. Heritage Hills, which won the PAC title in swimming and track and field, placed a distant second with 580 points, while Pike Central finished third with 462.5 points. The Lady Chargers tied North Posey for third in the all-sports standings in 2015 - 16 with 465 points, fifth in 2014-15 with 392.5 points, sixth in 2013-14 with 345 points, and seventh in 2010 - 11 (345 points), 2011-12 (350) and 2012-13 (325). Forest Park, which won the PAC title in cross country, placed fourth with 460 points, while Southridge fin- ished fifth with 445 points. South Spencer was sixth with 425 points; Tecumseh, which won the PAC title in volleyball, finished eighth with 337.5 points; and Tell City placed ninth with 270 points. In the boys' all-sports trophy competition, Heri- tage Hills – which won the PAC title in soccer and golf – placed first with 726.7 points. The PAC All-Sports Tro- phy was the first won by the Patriots since 2011-12, when they finished in a first-place tie with Gibson Southern. Heritage Hills last won the conference's all-sports tro- phy outright in 2009 -10. Gibson Southern, which had won the PAC All-Sports Trophy outright from 2012- 2013 to 2015 -16, finished second with 612.5 points af- ter winning the PAC title in wrestling. North Posey placed third with 547.5 points, while Tell City, which won PAC titles in cross country and track and field, finished fourth with 510 points. Pike Central, which won the PAC title in swimming, placed fifth with 495 points. The Chargers finished third in the all-sports stand- ings in 2015 -16 with 525 points, seventh in 2014-15 with 395 points, eighth in 2013-14 with 370 points, sixth in both 2011-12 (440 points) and 2012-13 (465), and eighth in 2010 -11 with 405 points. Forest Park, which won the PAC title in tennis, placed sixth with 496.7 points; Southridge, which won the PAC title in wres- tling, placed seventh with 461.7 points; South Spen- cer, which won the PAC ti- tle in baseball, placed eighth with 365 points; and Tecum- seh placed ninth with 205 points. Volleyball camp photos continued from pg 1 Karley Kavanaugh practices passing the ball while participating in the Lady Chargers Volley- ball Camp on Thursday, June 8. Ed Cahill photo Zoey Davis gets in position to receive a hit during the Lady Chargers Volleyball Camp on Thursday, June 8. Ed Cahill photo Laine Mullins pass- es the ball while partici- pating in the Lady Char- gers Volleyball Camp on Thursday, June 8, as Pike Central rising senior Pey- ton Sorgius (background) looks on. Ed Cahill photo Laine Mullins prepares to pass the ball while participating in a passing drill during the Lady Chargers Volleyball Camp on Wednesday, June 7. Ed Cahill photo