| 10/15/2009 3:00:00 PM | Email this article • Print this article | Courierarea Sports Shorts - October 15, 2009
Courier Sports Staff
- Several Courierarea runners have been named to the all-Ohio River Valley Conference Cross Country Teams.
The all-ORVC teams are selected by taking the top 12 finishers in the league championship race, which was held at Hanover College last week.
The boys team is: Corey McFarland, Switzerland Co., 17:20; Tray Meyer, Switzerland Co.,17:27; Anthony Nierlich, Rising Sun, 17:49; Anthony Dennis, Switzerland Co., 17:55; Zack Grossman, South Ripley, 18:08; Campbell Higbie, Shawe, 18:56; Quinn Meyer, Switzerland Co. 19:11; Ethan Back, South Ripley, 19:15; Donnie Lows, Jac-Cen-Del, 19:21; Andrew Pulliam, Rising Sun, 19:23; Kyle Daugherty, Shawe, 19:24; and Ryan Bohman, Southwestern, 19:28.
The girls team is: Allie Matthews, Switzerland Co., 22:05; Jennifer Patrick, South Ripley, 22:22; Sam White, Jac-Cen-Del, 22:42; Paige Freeman, Switzerland Co. 23:04; Anna Sutter, Southwestern, 23:17; Katie Dickey, Milan, 23:26; Ashley Hammond, Jac-Cen-Del, 23:33; Tayrn Parr, Switzerland Co. 23:43; Lauren Fennelly, Jac-Cen-Del, 23:55; Chloe Storm, Shawe, 24:25; Sarah Torline, Shawe, 24:32; and Chelsea Bowman, Rising Sun, 24:33.
In addition, Switzerland County's Tanner Ross was named the boys Mental Attitude Award Winner and South Ripley's Kelly Borter was the girls Mental Attitude Award winner.
Switzerland County's Mark Bogg was named boys Coach of the Year and Jac-Cen-Del's David Bradshaw was named girls Coach of the Year.
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- Former Madison basketball standout Logan Jones has been named a captain for the upcoming season at North Idaho College.
Jones, a 2008 Madison graduate, transferred from Valparaiso University during the summer to North Idaho, a junior college. A sophomore, Jones is eligible to transfer back to a Division I school after this season.
The 6-foot-1 guard underwent arthroscopic knee surgery recently to remove some loose cartilage from the area, but is expected to be ready for the season. North Idaho is ranked 22nd in the preseason polls.
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- Former Madison Cub basketball player Danny Gibson has begun his fourth year of playing professional basketball overseas.
Gibson, who played the past three seasons in Germany, is now playing in Holland. His team, ZZ Leiden, is off to a 3-0 start with wins by a score of 78-76, 63-62, and 97-81.
Gibson averaged 17 points, four assists, and two steals over the three games.
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- Carroll County's girls basketball team will hold Midnight Madness on Friday to celebrate the start of basketball practice for the 2OO9-10 season.
The workout will start at 10:30 p.m. and will last until 12:30 a.m. and is open to the public.
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- Madison's jayvee volleyball team lost to Lawrenceburg 25-8, 25-17 Tuesday on the road.
Haley Jackson and Samantha Sexton had three points each for the Cubs.
Madison visits South Decatur today in its final game of the season.
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- Southwestern's jayvee volleyball team lost to Silver Creek 25-9, 18-25, 15-11 Monday.
Alex Helton was 12-for-13 serving with two aces, Lexi Means had six kills and Morgan Mahoney had four blocks.
On Tuesday, Southwestern lost to Providence 25-18, 25-20.
Means was 8-for-8 serving with an ace and four kills and Kelsey Bladen was 10-for-10 serving with an ace.
Southwestern, now 12-11, visits Christian Academy today in its final match of the season.
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- Season tickets for Madison girls and boys basketball seasons will go on sale starting Thursday, Oct. 29 at the Madison High School Athletic Office.
The cost is $33 each for both the boys and girls tickets and includes all 10 home games. Pep Club Members can purchase tickets for $33, which is good for both boys and girls varsity games.
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- Results from the Madison Park Department football leagues:
Sunday, Oct. 11
Adult Flag Football
River Valley Financial Bank/Loyal Order of Moose Valley Moose 30, Fillin' Station Liquors Dirty Thirty 6 - Cliff Davis and Rodney Woodfill had two scores each and Andrew Stephen had one for the Moose. John Hoskins scored for the Dirty Thirty.
Justice for All 44, King Mums.com Flower Power 12 - Darrin Stidham, Jason Clancy and Bob McGannon each scored twice and Chad Schulze scored once for the Justice. John Simpson had two scores for the Flower Power.
Red Pepper Deli Cafe & Catering Air Attack 26, Westport Meat Locker/B&H Electric Air Raid 25 - Kyle Oliver scored twice, and Jason McAfee and Ryan Mitchell had one each for the Air Attack. Emmanuel Brooks, Andre Howard, James Sykes and Lionel Smith each scored for the Air Raid.
IMI Word to your Mother 20, Melissa's A Cut Above the Rest/Kirby's Plumbing Rush 13 - Justin Wentworth, Cody Andrews and Kyle Taylor each scored for the Mothers. Shannon Gatke and Jordan Fish scored for the Rush.
Murderer's Row 13, Rally's of Madison Cowtippers 6 - Nick Fory and Brandon Lee scored for the Murderer's Row. Tony Ralston scored for the Cowtippers.
Youth League Tackle
Third/Fourth Grade
Madison Jr. Red 12, Madison Jr. Gray 6, 2 OT - Jacb Nichols and Andrew Frazier each scored for the Red. Isaac Kappes scored for the Gray.
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- Results from the Jefferson County Soccer Association:
Saturday, Oct. 10
Big Reds 3, Green Hulks 3 - Taylor Grote, Courtney Jines, and Gregory Larkins all scored for the Reds. Connor Kiefer scored two goals while Dylon Wendel added a goal for the Hulks.
Silver Streaks 3, Dr. Peppers 1 - Zach and Joe Lutes scored one goal each while Buddy Lemon added a goal for the Streaks. Tucker Robinson had the lone goal for the Peppers.
Monday, Oct. 12
Hurricanes 3, Dragons 2 - Conner Richmond scored two goals and Sebastian Livorno had one for the Hurricanes. Case Kiefer and Matthew Green scored for the Dragons.
Golden Monkeys 2, Hurricanes 1 - Bailey Tonelli and Gabe Stoll scored goals for the Monkeys. Tristan Storie had the lone goal for the Hurricanes.
Golden Dragons 2, Maroon Baboons 0 - Gabrielle Pawlak and Claire Higgins scored goals for the Dragons.
Orange Monkeys 3, Blue Angels 1 - Megan Hill, Kennedy Park and Shawna Mix all scored goals for the Monkeys. Hannah Jines scored the lone goal for the Angels.
Tuesday, Oct. 13
Blue Beasts 5, Vikings 1 - Christopher Grote recorded a hat trick, and Sam Heitz and Landon Conner each added goals for the Beasts. Lucas Reverman scored the lone goal for the Vikings.
Silver Strykers 3, Orange Monkeys 0 - Hope Storie recorded a hat trick for the Strykers.
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- Bowling results for league at Ten Pin Bowling Center for the week of Oct. 6.
V.F.W. Monday Men's League
Scores
V.F.W. 4, Roxano's 4
No Names 4, Misfits 4
DuPont Hardware 2, Mr. Gatti's 6
Grote 0, Carrollton Kroger 8
Champ's Sports 6, Heitz Photo 2
Mooseheads 8, Morgan & Nay 0
Season Standings
Carrollton Kroger 32-8
Mooseheads 30-10
Champ's Sports 26-14
Mr. Gatti's 26-14
No Names 24-16
Heitz Photo 20-20
V.F.W. 20-20
Misfits 19-21
Grote 18-22
DuPont Hardware 12-28
Roxano's 7-33
Morgan & Nay 6-34
Tuesday Women's League
Larry's Gals 1, Dolls 3
Betty Boops 3, America's Most Wanted 1
Vacant 1, Yancey Auto Repairs 3
Scott Lynch Realty 1, Tootsie Rolls 3
High Scores
Scratch Game - Liz Hall 215
Scratch Series - Liz Hall 555
Season Standings
Larry's Gals 21-7
Yancey Auto Repairs 20-8
Dolls 15-13
Tootsie Rolls 15-13
America's Most Wanted 13-15
Scott Lynch Realty 12-16
Betty Boops 12-16
Moose Family Center
Men's Thursday League
Champ's Sports 1, Sam House Excavating 3
Vacant 0, High Performance 4
Collins Tool &Die 4, Bulldog Barracks 0
Adams Marina 4, Crown Room 0
Splitter Gitters 4, Moose Family Center 0
Ten Pin Alley 1, Morgan & Nay 3
SunTime Printing 1, Bad Boys 3
V.F.W. 2, American Legion 2
High Scores
Scratch Game - Don McAlister 268
Scratch Series - Don McAlister 694
Season Standings
Collins Tool & Die 21-7
Ten Pin Alley Pro Shop 19.5-8.5
Morgan & Nay Funeral Center 18-10
Adams Marina 18-10
Bad Boys 16-12
Splitter Gitters 16-12
Champ's Sports 14-14
Sam House Excavating 14-14
Moose Family Center 13.5-14.5
Bulldog Barracks 12-16
High Performance 12-16
SunTime Printing 12-16
V.F.W. 11-17
Crown Room 11-17
American Legion 8-20
Anderson Sales & Service Friday Mixed
MGM 3, J&S 1
Harper/Creech 2, M&L 2
L&M 1, BELA 3
High Scores
Scratch Game - Carolyn Creech 206
Scratch Series - Carolyn Creech 552
Season Standings
Harper/Creech 9-3
M&L 7-5
MGM 6-6
J&S 6-6
BELA 5-7
L&M 3-9
Friday Night Mixed
High Rollers 4. Vacant 0
Lady & Her Tramps 1, Doug & the Gals 3
Get Along Gang 3. Turkey Nuts 1
Rockin Rollers 1, Goins & Dean 3
Misfits 0, Yancey Auto Parts 4
High Scores
Scratch Game Men - Jim Anderson 265
Scratch Game Women - Jaime Dean 221
Season Standings
Yancey Auto Parts 21-7
Turkey Nuts 18-10
Doug & the Gals 18-10
Lady & Her Tramps 17.5-10.5
Rockin Rollers 15-13
Get Along Gang 14-14
Misfits 12.5-15.5
High Rollers 12-16
Goins & Dean 10-18
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- Hanover College will host the 13th Annual Little Panther basketball tournament on Sunday, Dec. 13.
The tourney is open to both boys and girls teams in grades three through six. All teams will be guaranteed two games during the day.
The cost to enter a team is $100 with all proceeds going to benefit the men's basketball program at the college.
For more info or to register contact Hanover assistant coach, Brady Wells at (812) 525-1049 or e-mail at wellsb@hanover.edu.
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- Madison Basketball Club, Inc. will hold tryouts for boys in fourth grade today from 6-7:30 p.m. at E.O. Muncie Elementary.
The fourth grade will be coached by Curtis Chatham, Kyle Oliver and Jeff Frazier. The fee to try out is $68 per player. All money will be refunded if the player does not make the team.
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- The Madison Booster Club will meet today.
The Club will meet at 6 p.m. in the high school conference room.
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- The Madison Boys Basketball Clinic will be held at the Lide White Boys & Girls Club Saturday from 9 a.m.-noon.
The camp is open to boys in grades three through six and the cost is $20.
For more info, call Madison head boys basketball coach Ryan Crick at (812) 265-6672, ext. 4002.
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- The Madison Cubs Baseball Program will host its annual golf scramble on Saturday at Sunrise Golf Course.
Cost of the scramble is $50 per golfer or $200 per foursome. The price includes green fees, food, night golf equipment, and registration for door prizes. Registration is at 5 p.m. with a 5:30 tee time. Nine holes of golf will be played before the cookout and door prize give aways. Then nine holes will be played at night.
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- The Second Annual Southwestern Boys' Basketball Golf Scramble will be held Saturday at Spring Hills Golf Course in Hanover.
The event will begin at 12:30 p.m. and will be a shotgun start.
To sign up, visit Spring Hills or call Southwestern basketball coach B.J. McAlister at (812) 866-6230 ext. 1114.
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