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The Press-Dispatch Sports Wednesday, November 8, 2017 B- 3 SOCCER Continued from page 1 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Pocket Athletic Conference Standings PAC Overall Team W-L W-L PF PA Gibson Southern 7-0 11-1 615 140 Southridge 6 -1 10 -2 421 185 North Posey 5 -2 7-3 368 262 Heritage Hills 4-3 5 -5 300 231 South Spencer 3-4 3-7 168 394 Forest Park 1-6 4-7 233 398 Pike Central 1-6 2-8 175 410 Tell City 1-6 2-7 146 385 IHSA A TOURNAMENT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3 CLASS 5A Sectional 16 Terre Haute North 34, Terre Haute North 10 CLASS 4A Sectional 24 Evansville Central 28, Evansville Bosse 0 CLASS 3A Sectional 32 Evansville Memorial 26, Gibson Southern 17 CLASS 2A Sectional 40 Southridge 38, Evansville Mater Dei 31 (OT) CLASS 1A Sectional 48 Eastern Greene at North Central (Farmersburg) FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10 CLASS 6A Regional 1 Penn (10 -1) at Crown Point (7-4) Regional 2 Carmel (7-4) at Fort Wayne Snider (11-0) Regional 3 Ben Davis (11-0) at Fishers (7-4) Regional 4 Center Grove (6 -5) at Avon (9 -2) CLASS 5A Regional 5 Michigan City (8 -3) at Concord (10 -1) Regional 6 Kokomo (7-4) at Zionsville (7-5) Regional 7 Indianapolis Cathedral (6 -5) at Bloomington South (7-5) Regional 8 Terre Haute North (6 -5) at Columbus East (11-1) CLASS 4A Regional 9 New Prairie (11-1) at Lowell (12-0) Regional 10 Fort Wayne Dwenger (9 -3) at Angola (12-0) Regional 11 Mississinewa (10 -2) at Greenwood (10 -2) Regional 12 Evansville Central (11-1) at East Central (9 -3) CLASS 3A Regional 13 West Lafayette (11-1) at Brebeuf Jesuit (8 -4) Regional 14 Mishawaka Marian (8 -4) at Fort Wayne Luers (8 -4) Regional 15 Indianapolis Chatard (7-5) at Danville (12-0) Regional 16 Lawrenceburg (11-1) at Evansville Memorial (11-1) CLASS 2A Regional 17 Woodlan (10 -2) at North Newton (8 -4) Regional 18 Eastbrook (12-0) at Lapel (9 -3) Regional 19 Indianapolis Scecina (11-1) at Western Boone (9 -3) Regional 20 Providence (7-5) at Southridge (10 -2) CLASS 1A Regional 21 LaVille (8 -4) at Pioneer (12-0) Regional 22 Southwood (11-1) at Monroe Central (11-1) Regional 23 Indianapolis Lutheran (10 -2) at Indianapolis Arling- ton (9 -2) Regional 24 Fountain Central (11-1) at Eastern Greene (9 -3) PCMS Continued from page 1 each game they will im- prove and get better. Get their confidence back up and this will be a very hard team to play against. With great guard play, and great post girls, we will be hard to defend." In the seventh grade con- test, Chloe Williams scored six points while Liberty Taylor added five more as Pike Central suffered a 20 - 15 loss to Fort Branch. Kah- le and Keena Young round- ed out the scoring for the Lady Chargers with two points each. "These girls have great potential," said Pike Central head coach Rachelle Johns. "Fort Branch wasn't better than us. We made too many turnovers and did not block out or rebound. Once they buy into the importance of the little things, they will be successful." "It was a learning experi- ence for them as well as for me," Johns added. "We will work on these things and become a better all-around team." idge, Henson, Tormohlen and Kyson Western of Pike Central; Bailey Booker, Jake Price, Cameron Saulmon and Eli Schenks of Wood Memorial; Gavin McKin- ney and Chance Newkirk of Jennings County; Luke Baird of Tri-Central; and Keegan Morris of Switzer- land County. "This was a great way to end these guys playing soc- cer together, with all of our guys being a big part of a nice win for the West All- Stars," Chad Western said. In an earlier game, a Boys West (Blue) team featuring three Pike Central players – senior Christian Benson, ju- nior Austin Holder and soph- omore Ethan Scott – defeat- ed Boys East (Red) 8 -1. This was the fifth year in a row the Postyourt All- Star Soccer Games have been held at Knightstown. PostYourT also conducts all- star games in volleyball and boys' and girls' basketball. From left to right, Pike Central High School seniors Breyton Booker, Kyson Western, Gavin Boyd, Ty- ler Tormohlen, Cameron Henson and Kaleb Claridge pose for a picture after helping lead the Boys West (Blue) team to a 5-1 victory over the Boys East (Red) team during the PostYourT East/West All-Star Soc- cer Games at Knightstown on Saturday, Nov. 4. Submitted Photo From left to right, Pike Central High School seniors Breyton Booker, Kyson Western, Gavin Boyd, Ty- ler Tormohlen, Cameron Henson and Kaleb Claridge pose for a picture after helping lead the Boys West (Blue) team to a 5-1 victory over the Boys East (Red) team during the PostYourT East/West All-Star Soc- cer Games at Knightstown on Saturday, Nov. 4. Submitted Photo Pictured above is the Pike County Youth Football third and fourth grade team with their trophy after wining the Championship game at Eastern Green on Saturday, Nov. 4. Front row: Colten McCollom, Joshua Harker, Cashlyn Cannon, Xander Um- fleet, Cohan Furman, Carson Wiscaver, Gage Wolfe, Aiden Wiscaver, Max Hardin, Shawn Condra and Cutter Tyler. Middle row: Head Coach Buck Seger, Sonny Ashby, Ethan Nelson, Kylen Bottoms, Aksel Onyett, Gage Morton, Bannon Mills, Grant Boyd, Cameron Clements, Jaxan Tyler and Markis Hutchin- son. Back row: Kaden VanMeter, Assistant Coach Chad VanMeter, Assistant Coach Aaric Correll, Gra- ham Gibson and Assistant Coach Mitch Wiscaver. Not pictured is Levi Burkemper and Jayden Richard- son. Matthew Haycraft photo Pike County Youth Football 3rd & 4th Graders Pike County Youth Football third and fourth grade team's Grant Boyd (23) running the ball for a touchdown in Championship game action at Eastern Green on Saturday, Nov. 4. Matthew Hay- craft photo Pike County Youth Football third and fourth grade team celebrating after receiving the tro- phy for wining the Championship game at Eastern Green on Saturday, Nov. 4. Matthew Haycraft photo PCMS 8th grade girls unable to overcome 12-point 1st-quarter deficit at Loogootee The Pike Central Middle School eighth grade girls' basketball team outscored host Loogootee 23-15 over the last three periods but it wasn't quite enough to over- come a 12-point first-quar- ter deficit in a 29 -25 loss on Monday, Nov. 6. Kylie Van Hoy scored six of her game-high 15 points in the first period as the La- dy Lions jumped out to a 14- 2 lead. "Loogootee started out in a pressure man-to-man defense and was trapping the first pass," said Lady Chargers head coach Eric Knight, whose team slipped to 1-1. "My guards had a tough time getting into the offense. The first quarter really hurt us as a team. Once we settled down and started using ball screens, we came out of it. We just ran out of time and ran out of timeouts." Ashton Catt scored four points while Alli Hold- er, Mallory Hunt and Kya Leighty netted two each as Pike Central outscored Loogootee 10 -4 in the sec- ond period to close within 18 -12 at halftime. A fter being outscored 5 - 2 in the third period to fall behind 23-14, Hunt and Al- bany Ashley scored four points each, Sophie Car- nahan added two and Han- nah Woodford hit one free throw to fuel an 11-6 fourth period that narrowed the fi- nal deficit to four points. During the fourth quar- ter, Loogootee made just two of 11 attempts from the free throw line. For the game, the Lady Lions were 5 -for-18 from the charity stripe. Pike Central, however, did not fare much better from the free throw line, hitting five of 16 attempts. "We missed 11 free throws and had 19 turn- overs and got beat by four against a very good team," Knight said. "Loogoo- tee played great defense and, on the offensive side, worked the ball well and cut and flashed to the ball." "Our defense was lacking in the first quarter," Knight added. "We made some ad- justments and really slowed them down after the first quarter. The girls started bumping cutters and get- ting in the passing lanes. This stopped Loogootee from the easy layups." Hunt led the Lady Char- gers with seven points while Ashley and Catt to- taled four points each. Kya Sullivan netted three points. Carnahan, Holder and Leighty tossed in two points each, and Hannah Woodford scored one point. "Every coach hates to lose a game, but I believe this was one of those games that we, as a team, learned many things we need to work on or address at the next practice," Knight said. "We hit the road again this week at North Posey, then finally play a home game next Tuesday. Hopefully, we get the kinks worked out and ready for the first home game in the newly painted Chargers gym." In the seventh grade con- test, Chloe Williams scored a game-high six points to lead Pike Central to a 19 - 5 victory over Loogootee. The game was limited to two quarters due to the Lady Lions only have six players, according to Lady Chargers head coach Rach- elle Johns. Jaylynn Capehart, Hanna Fair, Jasmine Leighty, Lib- erty Taylor, Kahle Young and Keena Young added two points each while Ken- nedy Willis scored one point. "Each girl contributed in some way, either scoring or rebounding, or defensive- ly," said Johns, whose team improved to 1-1. Pike Central returns to action on Thursday, Nov. 9, when they will travel to North Posey. On Tuesday, Nov. 14, the Lady Chargers will host Washington, with the seventh grade game tip- ping off at 6 p.m. MAC'S HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 812-789-3065 104 E Center St, Winslow • macshtgac@hotmail.com T H I S F E A T U R E I S S P O N S O R E D B Y : PIKE CENTRAL OF THE WEEK Mac's Heating and Air Conditioning recognizes the Pike Central seniors who are involved in athletics. ZACH PANCAKE has played Football at Pike Central for four years, and also participated in Track & Field. He received the JV Defensive Lineman of the Year award, and Track Thrower of the Year. Zach's favorite class is Precision Machining, and he also enjoys hunting, fishing and riding dirt bikes. Zach is the son of Troy and Donetta Pancake, of Winslow. BROOK NALLEY has played Volleyball four years at Pike Central, and also participated in Basket- ball and Track. She was named to the PAC All-Confer- ence team Honorable Mention, received Offensive and Defensive awards, Volleyball Offensive award, and was named MVP Sprinter in Track. Brook's favorite classes are Pre-Calculus and Trigonometr y. She enjoys fishing. Brook is the daughter of Dave and Kim Nalley, of Oakland City. BREYTON BOOKER has played Soccer four years at Pike Central, and also participated in Basket- ball. He was named Most Improved and Defensive MVP. Breyton is an Honor Roll student in the top 10% of his class. His favorite classes are Physical Education and Medical Terminology. He also enjoys swimming. Breyton is the son of Jenni & Scott, and Wes & Tina, of Petersburg.