The Press-Dispatch
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B-4 Sports Wednesday, June 14, 2017 The Press-Dispatch PRIDES CREEK MEN'S LEAGUE STANDINGS Following are the standings for the Men's League at Prides Creek Golf Course after Week 9: 1. Doug McCormick..................................... 38 points 2. Tater Mosby .............................................. 34 points 3. Jeff Clark.................................................... 33 points 3. Mike Higdon ............................................. 33 points 4. Kent Johnson ............................................ 30 points 6. Tony Chamberlain .................................... 27 points 7. Brian Brumfield ........................................ 22 points 8. Chris Yon ................................................... 19 points 8. John Hess .................................................. 19 points 10. Rodney Loveless ..................................... 18 points 11. Deen Richardson .................................... 15 points 12. Tim Crow ................................................. 14 points 12. Austin Gray ............................................. 14 points 12. Larry Barr ............................................... 14 points 15. Steve Arnold ............................................ 13 points 16. Trent Stone .............................................. 11 points 17. Chris Wilson ............................................ 10 points 18. Brad Weisman .......................................... 8 points 18. Tom Hunt ................................................... 8 points 20. Beau Johnson ............................................ 6 points 21. Cody Troutman ......................................... 5 points 21. Ryan Houchin ........................................... 5 points 21. John Burns ................................................ 5 points 21. Chris McKinney ....................................... 5 points 21. Tyler Papa .................................................. 5 points 21. James Wilson ............................................ 5 points 27. Jason DeWeese ......................................... 4 points 28. Jimmy Hess ............................................... 3 points 28. Cory Atkins ............................................... 3 points 30. Eddie Fiscus ............................................. 2 points OCGC Annual Lady Scramble Twenty-nine teams at- tended the annual Two Lady Golf Scramble last Wednesday at Oakland City Golf Course. Cham- pionship Flight honors for gross went to Kathy Hilgeman/Paula Tichener (66), Jane Meek/Tammy Thompson (64) and Mary Jochim/Mary Mitchell (74). Championship flight net were: Jennifer Hender- son/Jan Howard (51), San- dy Bruno/Julie Schraeder (55) and Valerie Bush/Lin- da Zahn (56). First flight gross: Re- na Lilly/Kim McCormick (78), Laura Rust/Becky Thacker (79) and Jenny Emery/LuAnn Buck (80). Net: Zella Frey/Kim Porter (52), Patty Gilles/Jeanne Humphrey (52), Mary Car- dinal/Ruby Koressel (54). Second flight gross: Su- zanne Bigham/Lucy Le- nard (83), Mary Ann Ban- nwart/Charly Boutivell (84), Sherry Burns/Linda Wheeler (86). Net: Aman- da Cox/Jeanette Houch- ins (51), Gail Davis/Carla Manzi (51), Gay Graper/ Donna Stewart (52). Closest to the pin: Jeanne Humphrey. Longest putt: Sandy Bruno. Senior men's golf league being held on Thursdays On Thursday, June 8, 27 senior and some not-so-se- nior golfers enjoyed a beau- tiful sunny day while par- ticipating in the Thursday morning Senior Men's Golf League at the Prides Creek Golf Course. The nine-hole format, with teams decided by the luck of the draw from a deck of cards, was won by the foursome of Steve Pride, Stan Helsley, John Burns and Steve Arnold after a putt-off against Ter- ry Werne, Bob Deffendoll, Chris Wilson and Eddie Fiscus. These two four- somes had tied after nine holes of play with identical scores of seven-under-par. Men, young or old, are welcome to participate each Thursday morning at 10 a.m. at the Prides Creek Golf Course for nine holes of fun and friendly compe- tition. Save the Date!! 2017 Jr. Golf Camp July 19-21 • 9 am - 11am Located at Prides Creek Golf Course Open to all boys and girls entering grades 4-8 Sponsored by Petersburg Kiwanis Club Registration forms available at Prides Creek Golf Course For more information, call 812-354-3059 I couldn't have been more proud of them," Chargers head coach Jarrod Gide- on said. "The course was set up incredibly difficult, which you expect at that point of the season." "It was a great expe- rience for both Lincoln and Noah," Gideon add- ed. "They both set goals at the beginning of the season and worked very hard to reach those goals. It was great to see them have some success. I don't know if either of them know how good they can really be. They can hit ev- ery shot. It's just a matter of confidence and course management. I hope that qualifying for the region- al will really propel them both to an awesome season next year." Jack Cunningham of Vincennes Lincoln and Eric Brinker of Evansville North tied for first place among individual partic- ipants with scores of 70, while Spencer Wagner of Evansville Mater Dei and Peyton Snoeberger of See- ger tied for third at 71, and Jackson Franceville of Cas- cade and Owen Price of Evansville North tied for fifth at 72. Advancing to the state tournament as individuals were Cunningham, Wag- ner, Snoeberger, Francev- ille and Kasey Lily of Plain- field, who shot a 74. Evansville North placed first as a team with a score of 292, followed by Park Tu- dor (303) and Castle (310). REGIONAL Continued from page 1 SOMETHING NEWSWORTHY? Give us a call: 812-354-8500 The Pike Central High School boys' and girls' swimming and diving teams held their annual awards banquet recently. Pictured above are, holding their temporary paper plate awards, first row, left to right: Hallee Stephens (Most Valuable Diver Award), Maya Frederick (Leadership Award), Natalie Bohnert (Most Valuable Award and Most Versatile Award), Courtney Frederick (Mental Attitude Award) and Quin Bailey (Most Improved Award). Second row: Ty Cassitty (Most Valuable Diver Award), Jackson Keepes (Mental Attitude Award), Chaney McKinney (Most Valuable Award), Lukas Hill (Most Versatile Award), Jacob Bohnert (Leadership Award) and Evan Marchino (Most Improved). Academic Awards were not available. Submitted Photo The Pike Central Middle School boys' and girls' track and field teams recently held their annual awards banquet. Pictured above are the award winners. They are, first row, left to right: Sam Jones (3,200 Re- lay New Record Holder), Ijaa Chambers (3,200 Relay New Record Holder and 800 New Record Holder), Joey Ridao (3,200 Relay New Record Holder), Xavier Shoultz (3,200 Relay New Record Holder), Lau- ren Young (8th Grade 100 Hurdles New Record Holder and 8th Grade 300 Hurdles New Record Holder) and Jenna Meyer (8th Grade Pole Vault New Record Holder). Second row: Ethan Huck (PAC Long Jump Champion), Connor Young (PAC 400 Relay Champion), Colt Armstrong (PAC 400 Dash Champion and 400 Relay Champion), Simon McCrary (PAC 400 Relay Champion) and Addison Faulk (7th Grade 100 Hurdles New Record Holder). Submitted Photo Pike Central High School Basketball Camp Justice Edrington prepares to shoot a layup during the Pike Central Boys' Basketball Camp on Thursday, June 8, in the Pike Central Middle School gym. Ed Cahill photo Right: Gabe Jones (with ball) goes up for a shot as Joey Ridao (right) defends as part of a three-on-three com- petition during the Pike Central Boys' Basket- ball Camp on Thursday, June 8, in the Pike Cen- tral Middle School gym. Ed Cahill photo Braydon Fryrear prepares to take a shot at the basket as part of a shooting competition during the Pike Central Boys' Basketball Camp on Thurs- day, June 8, in the Pike Cen- tral Middle School gym. Ed Cahill photo Above: Ashton Evans (right) fires up a shot over Evan Conder (left) as part of a three-on-three competition during the Pike Central Boys' Basketball Camp on Thurs- day, June 8, in the Pike Central Middle School gym. Ed Cahill photo Left: Joey Rideo gets set to take a shot at the basket as part of a shooting competi- tion during the Pike Central Boys' Basket- ball Camp on Thursday, June 8, in the Pike Central Middle School gym. Ed Cahill photo Carson Wiscaver goes up for a shot at the basket as part of a shooting competition during the Pike Central Boys' Basketball Camp on Thursday, June 8, in the Pike Central Middle School gym. Ed Cahill photo