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The Press-Dispatch Sports Wednesday, October 25, 2017 B- 3 CHARGERS Continued from page 1 PARKER Continued from page 1 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Pocket Athletic Conference Standings PAC Overall Team W-L W-L PF PA Gibson Southern 7-0 10 -0 559 86 Southridge 6 -1 8 -2 363 155 North Posey 5 -2 7-3 369 278 Heritage Hills 4-3 5 -5 300 215 South Spencer 3-4 3-7 168 396 Forest Park 1-6 4-6 219 353 Pike Central 1-6 2-8 175 410 Tell City 1-6 2-7 140 336 IHSA A TOURNAMENT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20 CLASS 4A Sectional 24 Owen Valley 14, Evansville Harrison 10 Evansville Bosse 20, Boonville 14 Jasper 41, Northview 17 Evansville Central 34, Evansville Reitz 6 CLASS 3A Sectional 32 Gibson Southern 63, Pike Central 6 Washington 32, Princeton 15 Evansville Memorial 41, Heritage Hills 21 Vincennes Lincoln 60, Mount Vernon (Posey) 28 CLASS 2A Sectional 40 Linton-Stockton 36, North Posey 35 Southridge 46, South Spencer 7 Evansville Mater Dei 49, Tell City 6 Forest Park 27, North Knox 14 CLASS 1A Sectional 48 Eastern Greene 57, North Daviess 0 Tecumseh 54, Wood Memorial 0 North Central (Farmersburg) 17, Springs Valley 14 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27 CLASS 5A Sectional 16 Terre Haute North Vigo at Evansville North Castle at Terre Haute South Vigo CLASS 4A Sectional 24 Owen Valley at Evansville Bosse Evansville Central at Jasper CLASS 3A Sectional 32 Washington at Evansville Memorial Gibson Southern at Vincennes Lincoln CLASS 2A Sectional 40 Linton-Stockton at Southridge Evansville Mater Dei at Forest Park CLASS 1A Sectional 48 West Washington at Eastern Greene Tecumseh at North Central (Farmersburg) BOX SCORE At Gibson Southern Pike Central 0 0 0 6 – 6 Gibson Southern 28 21 7 7 – 63 First Quarter Gibson Southern – Ben Butlert, 47, pass from Isaac Sellers (Bryce Williams kick), 9:36. Gibson Southern – Wes Obermeier, 13, pass from Sellers ( Williams kick), 7:36. Gibson Southern – Obermeier, 34, pass from Sellers ( Williams kick), 5:00. Gibson Southern – Dylan Stefanich, 2, run ( Williams kick), 1:41. Second Quarter Gibson Southern – Nic Maurer, 30, pass from Sell- ers ( Williams kick), 11:08. Gibson Southern – Dawson Witte, 5, pass from Sell- ers ( Williams kick), 6:05. Gibson Southern – Stefanich, 1, run ( Williams kick), 3:08. Third Quarter Gibson Southern – Cody Hupp, 8, run ( Jake Novot- ny kick), 8:52. Fourth Quarter Gibson Southern – Logan Lewis, 7, pass from Seth DeLong (Novotny kick), 11:35. Pike Central – Christian Alvey, 6, run (pass failed), 6:55. Team Statistics Pike Central Gibson Southern First Downs 3 15 Rushing Yds 99 304 Rush-Att. 30 31 Passing Yds 3 165 Pass-Att. 4 12 Pass-Comp. 2 9 Pass-Int. 0 0 Total Offense-Yds 102 469 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 Punts-Avg. 9 -27.8 0 -0.0 Penalties 1-10 2-10 Individual Statistics Rushing: Pike Central – Christian Alvey 17-85, Mario Fields 7-16, Clint Boger 4-11, Connor O'Neal 2- (-3). Gibson Southern – Dylan Stefanich 9 -85, Cody Hupp 7-74, Seth DeLong 2-44, Wes Obermeier 1-30, Isaac Gross 5 -29, Dawson Witte 2-18, Ben Butler 1-9, Owen Bryant 3-9, Logan Fauquher 1-6. Passing: Pike Central – Christian Alvey 2-4-0 3. Gibson Southern – Isaac Sellers 6 -8 -0 134, Seth De- Long 3-4-0 31. Receiving: Pike Central – Connor O'Neal 1-2, Clint Boger 1-1. Gibson Southern – Wes Obermeier 2-47, Dawson Witte 2-10, Ben Butler 1-47, Nic Maurer 1- 30, Kayden Ingler 1-18, Logan Lewis 1-7, Ben Daven- port 1-6. ine University placed third with 97 points, followed by Missouri S&T (128 points), host Truman State Univer- sity (159), University of In- dianapolis (166), Maryville (Mo.) College (178), Uni- versity of Illinois-Spring- field (184), Drury University (237), McKendree Universi- ty (277), William Jewell Col- lege (362) and Quincy Uni- versity (363). In addition, representa- tives from the University of Wisconsin-Parkside compet- ed individually. However, no team score was issued due to conference sanctions. Coverage of the GLVC Cross Country Champion- ships will be shown on the GLVC Network on Thurs- day, Oct. 28, at 8 p.m., East- ern time, on GLVCSN.com, GLVCN iOS and Android mo- bile apps, as well as GLVCSN OT T platforms on Roku, Ap- ple T V, Amazon Fire T V, and Android T V. The ninth-ranked Scream- ing Eagles will return to ac- tion on Saturday, Nov. 4, when they will compete in the NCA A II Midwest Re- gion Championships in Ce- darville, Ohio, before host- ing the NCA A II National Championships on Saturday, Nov. 18, and Angel Mounds State Park in Evansville. Last year as a redshirt junior, Parker – the son of Mitch and Kendrea Parker of Petersburg – placed 38th at the NCA A II Midwest Re- gional Championships and 122nd at the NCA A II Na- tional Championships. As a redshirt sophomore in 2015, Parker, who is major- ing in accounting and pro- fessional services, finished 68th and 144th, respective- ly, in the two events. So they came out and they played hard." Senior quarterback Christian Alvey led the Chargers in rushing with 85 yards on 17 carries, in- cluding a 57-yard jaunt that helped set up Boger's touch- down run, while completing two of four pass attempts for three yards. Sophomore running back Mario Fields added 16 yards on seven carries while Bo- ger, who punted nine times for an average of 28.8 yards per kick, gained 11 yards on four carries and caught one pass for one yard. "Gibson's a great football team," Mattingly said. "We are an extremely one-di- mensional football team. That's not a knock on any- body. That's just kind of the way we're built and what we have the horses to do. We were effective against some teams, but when you see a team like Gibson Southern, in order to really compete against them, you've got to have the full package." "You've got to have a good pass defense, you've got to have a strong run defense, you've got to have a running game, you have to be able to throw the ball and you've got to be able to not make mistakes on special teams," Mattingly continued. "Only a team who can do all five of those things is even going to have a shot versus Gibson Southern." The Titans, who will trav- el to 10th-ranked Vincennes Lincoln (9 -1) in a sectional semifinal match-up on Fri- day, Oct. 27, compiled 469 yards in total offense – 304 on the ground and 165 in the air. "They'll see some com- petition down the road, I'm sure," Mattingly said. "But they're a very, very impres- sive football club." The loss marked the end of the high school football careers for the Chargers' 13 seniors – Christian Al- vey, Alonzo Barnes, Chris- tian Benson, Clint Boger, Gavin Boyd, Te'Marion Fields, Silas Goff, Brandon Long, Zach Pancake, Tyce Sorgius, Tyler Vickers, Luke Vinnedge and Adam Wilkison. "I'm proud of our se- niors," Mattingly said. "We had 13 incredible young men who are about to em- bark on adulthood that we were very proud to have had this year as our leaders." "We've got a lot to look forward to," Mattingly add- ed. "We obviously have to get better on defense, but the core of our team, I'll al- ways be lining up and run- ning power, our top scheme. Some teams will advance and add to that. Some teams won't. This was a team that was pretty effective doing one thing but, in the end, it kind of cost us, not being more dynamic." Pike Central High School senior wide receiver Clint Boger (15) prepares to turn upfield after taking the handoff from senior quarterback Christian Alvey (16) during sectional game action at Gibson Southern on Friday, Oct. 20. Ed Cahill photo Pike Central High School soph- omore running back Mario Fields (5) tries to pick up some yardage during sectional game action at Gibson Southern on Friday, Oct. 20. Andy Heuring photo Pike Central High School senior quarterback Christian Alvey (16) throws a pass under pres- sure during sectional game action at Gibson Southern on Friday, Oct. 20. Ed Cahill photo Pictured above are members of the Pike Central Middle School boys' tennis team with their awards. Pictured are, first row, left to right: Carter Blackwell (Most Doubles Wins Award), Adon LeMond and Alex Gray (Most Doubles Wins Award). Second row: Nolan Bailey, Parker Knust ((Most Singles Wins Award and All-Academic Award), Alex Clark (Most Valuable Player Award) and Coach Phil Knust. Not pictured: J.J. Belmore (Most Singles Wins Award), Jacob Carter and Dietrich Dunigan. Submitted Photo COMMERCIAL LEAGUE BOWLING RESULTS At King Pin Bowling Center, Washington TEAM STANDINGS (Through Wednesday, October 18, 2017) Points Points Team Pins+ High High Team Name Won Lost Avg. HDCP Game Series Washington Warriors 56 24 932 32041 1217 3197 A & R Home Center 49 31 840 31518 908 2625 King Pin 48 32 912 32114 1022 3005 Balled 47 33 836 31678 1068 2732 Hands Termite & Pest Control 46 34 941 31404 1072 2949 Daviess County Tire 46 34 761 31294 898 2578 Buckeyes 44 36 724 31730 943 2472 No. 423 Smokehouse 42 38 878 31845 1086 3003 Pocket Pounders 42 38 756 31312 824 2410 Crips 42 38 771 28137 837 2405 German American Bank 40 40 762 31040 926 2372 Misfits 37 43 889 31521 984 2847 The Tux 34 46 704 31267 825 2274 Anthis Heating & Air 31 49 875 31294 1008 2789 Water Department 28 52 871 31491 938 2708 RESULTS OF WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18 Hdcp. Hdcp. Lanes Team Name Total Won Team Name Total Won 1-2 Water Department 3261 4 Pocket Pounders 3268 4 3-4 Daviess County Tire 3209 4 No. 423 Smokehouse 3191 4 5 -6 Balled 3461 6 Anthis Heating & Air 3204 2 7-8 Buckeyes 3188 2 Crips 3237 6 9 -10 German American Bank 3242 6 King Pin 3145 2 11-12 Hands Termite & Pest Control 3288 8 Bye 0 13-14 Washington Warriors 3533 8 A & R Home Center 3230 0 15 -16 Misfits 3387 6 The Tux 3203 2 Top Scores - Teams Scratch Game: 1217 – Washington Warriors; 1068 – Balled; 967 – Hands Termite & Pest Control. Scratch Series: 3197– Washington Warriors; 2871 – Hands Termite & Pest Control; 2847 – Misfits. Handicap Game: 1329 – Washington Warriors; 1311 – Balled; 1164– Misfits. Handicap Series: 3533 – Washington Warriors; 3481 – Balled; 3387 – Misfits. Top Scores - Individuals Scratch Game: 300 – Joe Stone ( Washington Warriors); 269 –Derek Richardson ( Washington Warriors); 267 – Rick Hill (Balled). Scratch Series: 706 – Joe Stone ( Washington Warriors); 683 – Joe Burkhart (King Pin); 675 – Terry Hill (Hands Termite & Pest Control). Handicap Game: 335 – Rick Hill (Balled); 317 – Joe Stone ( Washington Warriors); 294 –Derek Richardson ( Washington Warriors) and Jim Ragens (Misfits). Handicap Series: 792 – Terry Hill (Hands Termite & Pest Control); 783 – Darin Lunsford (Balled); 775 – Rick Hill (Balled).