TERRE HAUTE — West Vigo and Otter Creek picked up first-round victories Monday night in the Vigo County eighth-grade girls basketball tournament at Honey Creek Middle School.
West Vigo beat Sarah Scott 24-18, with Lexus Elkins scoring nine points for the winners and Mariah Cheesman and Kathleen Hamblen getting six each for the Scotties.
Otter Creek downed Chauncey Rose 45-1 behind 12 points by Layne Curley. Shaylynne Butler had the only point for the Royals.
Play continues at 5 p.m. today at Honey Creek with the host Bees playing Woodrow Wilson. West Vigo and Otter Creek meet in the second game.
Championship game is 6 p.m. Thursday at Terre Haute South High School.
Baseball
• Maloney chosen — Rose-Hulman’s Nick Maloney has been named the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Baseball Pitcher of the Week for his efforts in Saturday’s win over Calvin.
Maloney helped propel the Engineers to a 12-1 victory in the nightcap of a doubleheader with his first career one-hitter in a complete-game performance. He allowed only a first-inning home run.
Maloney is 2-0 overall with a 1.50 earned run average this season. He has allowed just 12 hits and two earned runs in 12 innings of work.
Rose-Hulman, 8-2, returns to action Saturday at Marietta.
Golf
• First ace of season — At Hulman Links, Tom Jones recorded his 10th hole-in-one Sunday, using a 4-rescue on the 196-yard 13th hole. Witnesses were Tim Mundy and Mark Neaderhiser.
Running
• Andrew, Goatee lead — Jeff Andrew was top male finisher and Tapring Goatee the top female in Saturday’s Irish Dash 5K run. Also included in the event were a 1-mile run and a 5K walk.
5K results
Jeff Andrew 17:24.3 (top male), David Myles 17:47.4, Christopher Ehresman 18:18.9, Peter Davis 18:57.2, Tapring Goatee 19:00.3 (top female), Darby Sinders 19:02.2, Jacob Dyer 19:03.3, Steven Boyer 19:27.3 (top male masters), Brandon Sakbun 19:52.1, Collin Richards 19:54.6, David Wence 20:08.3, David Minor 20:11.5, Wei Hu 20:18.7, John Howes 20:20.1, Jeff Kackley 20:35.6, Barry Wickware 20:44.8, Paul Burkett 21:10.0, Annie Mullican 21:22.9, Chrles Minor 21:28.5, Lindy Jones 21:29.8, Ivan Fink 21:31.8, Noah Gambill 21:34.8, Kiowa Burris 21:41.2, Megan Howes 22:18.6, Richard Shagley 22:21.4, Nathan Dugger 22:22.4, Zachary Thomas 22:24.7.
Bradley Griffin 22:34.1, Melissa Robinson 22:35.1, Kyle Bender 22:39.2, Courtney Eleopoulos 22:46.6, Chip Cook 22:50.1, Jonathan Sutterer 22:55.7, Jarrett Myers 22:58.1, Katie Aimone 23:01.8 (top female master), Mike Rourke 23:12.6, Kenneth Hall 23:15.1, Olivia Kessinger 23:27.4, Greg Ber 23:32.5, Ernie Liffick 23:35.2, Hailey Chrzanowski 23:36.2, April Bryan 23:39.9, Austin Morris 23:53.2, Jason Campbell 24:15.7, Aary Hammerbacher 24:22.8, Neil Brown 24:48.3, Allison Finzel 24:51.6, Abby Howes 25:00.9, Jon Stockrahm 25:04.3, Tommy Freeman 25:16.5, Kayla Liffick 25:16.6, Zac Otte 25:18.8, Kim Sutterer 25:30.0, Lori Cook 25:34.8.
Mike Tazer 25:39.3, Larry English 25:42.5, Benjamin Magnin 26:15.1, Matt Priester 26:12.0, Kevin Sutterer 26:14.3, Michael Magnin 26:15.1, Angie Jacoby 26:19.8, Jesse Davis 26:39.3, Ashley Davis 26:39.3, Sarah Coletti 27:08.8, Terri Kelly 27:12.7, Lindsey Klingele 27:29.2, Deminick Refugio 27:30.2, Allison Keiser 27:37.9, Lisa Jennings 27:48.4, Linda Holt 27:56.4, Kyle Thomas 28:01.3, Laura Rogers 28:07.8, Guillermo Hernandez 28:08.2, Jonathan Rogers 28:24.4, Bruce Compton 28:25.7, Amy Pettijohn 28:30.8, Lincoln Pettijohn 28:31.1, Braden Kelsey 28:33.6, Kaleb Scarbrough 28:36.7, John Cavanaugh 28:40.8, Meaghan Etling 28:41.2.
Ashley Palelis 28:45.4, Sarah Fourez 28:46.3, Janet Otte 28:47.9, Gregg Poetz 28:48.2, Megan Hansel 28:48.7, Todd Decker 28:48.7, Julie Bender 28:49.7, Brady Hansel 28:50.4, Aaron Edington 29:25.3, Kathleen Poetz 29:53.2, Kamran Koie 29:59.1, Hannah Lewis 29:59.3, Mimi Swayze 30:18.5, Erin Denney 30:18.7, Amy Dyer 30:21.8, Cameron Cook 30:27.3, Adison Perry 30:28.2, Dan Cook 30:30.7, Jamie Howard 30:54.4, Edward Teepe 31:05.6, Kaylie Meehan 31:18.1, Jeff Meehan 31:18.9, Paula Hannaford 31:39.8, Ryan Kirkpatrick 31:55.3, Amy Plant 32:30.2, Brianne Gilbert 32:31.9, Emily English 32:34.5.
Jacob English 32:34.8, Nancy Rogers 32:38.9, Gary Fitzgerald 32:40.7, Todd Jacoby 32:42.6, Olivia Plant 33:05.6, Sharon Manley 33:35.8, Betsy Arseneau 34:03.5, Elaine Kirkpatrick 35:40.0, Jill Wesch 36:14.6, Joel Wesch 36:15.5, Apsara Sakbun 36:25.1, Bionca Gambill 36:52.5, Jason Samm 38:15.6, Wanita Samm 38:32.8, Brandi Cole 38:47.2, Gloria Hernandez 39:04.1, Jenna Buro 41:53.5, Debbie Emery 42:45.4, Ian Ware 42:51.2, Mara Manley 43:04.0, Isaac Manley 43:16.3, Patty Mauer 44:20.0, Amy McClain 44:20.1, Phyllis Landes 44:32.8, Debbie Johnson 44:33.5, Beth Thomas 48:36.2, Kerstin Steiner 50:33.6
1 mile results
Lindsay Welker 6:06.7, Clayton Minger 6:12.2, Margaretmary McMurtry 6:24.5, Vincent Eldred 6:29.8, Emma Sappington 6:41.9, Ryan Moshak 6:44.1, Nicky Pesavento 6:44.3, Blake Benefiel 6:52.8, Bo Minor 6:54.4, Colton Yates 6:59.3, Charlie Aimone 7:01.2, Drew Bishop 7:30.8, Nathan Harpenau 7:40.9, Maddie Plant 7:41.9, Jacob Wesley 7:45.5, Rachel Gutish 7:47.6, Ethan Corenelos 7:48.2, Clae Burson 7:48.4, Jackson Wolaver 7:50.7, Shelby Edington 7:51.7, Madelyn Brown 7:52.8, Brooke Stateler 7:52.8, Preston Myers 7:55.8, Greta Noblitt 7:56.5, Ethan Roach 7:58.0.
Griffin Pfaff 7:58.1, Billy Davignon 7:58.3, Carly Mayrose 7:58.3, Nathan Will 8:04.7, Macalyn Donnelly 8:04.7, Cynda Osborne 8:09.5, Al Johnston 8:10.4, Bobby Hudgens 8:18.4, Sydney Newport 8:19.4, Delaney Cox 8:20.9, Brayden Poore 8:22.6, Patrick O’Connor 8:24.7, Lance Eldred 8:24.8, Madison Cox 8:27.0, Jarrett Scott 8:28.3, Brandon Judy 8:34.3, Kamryn Kikta 8:34.6, David Cox 8:39.6, Ashlyn Cox 8:39.9, Jacob Harris 8:41.0, Jessica Will 8:41.1, Skyler Edwards 8:41.4, Chrislyn Marrs 8:41.9, Madison Kelly 8:48.8, Abby Pluff 8:49.6.
Kyle Myers 8:52.5, Michelle Parker 8:53.3, Bailey Hudson 8:53.8, Colton Minger 8:59.3, Davis Atterson 9:00.8, Kristen Mauer 9:01.9, Tyler Will 9:02.3, Jada Maurer 9:04.6, Annie Bowen 9:05.2, Zoe Howes 9:05.2, Evan Parker 9:05.5, Josie Ellis 9:06.7, Kaylei Knight 9:07.0, George Wilson 9:10.0, John O’Connor 9:10.2, Noah Tyron 9:10.4, Julie Mackey 9:11.0, Jake Schuhrke 9:15.3, Haley Keitel 9:21.4, Sam Bowen 9:22.6, Anne Pfaff 9:28.2, Megan Benefiel 9:31.4, Briana McCullough 9:32.5, Jeff McCullough 9:32.6, Greta Pfaff 9:33.6.
Paul O’Connor 9:34.2, Jennifer O’Connor 9:35.3, Isabella Miller 9:36.9, Mara Collins 9:38.7, Teena Feuquay 9:38.8, Jeffrey Davignon 9:41.6, Emily Wright 9:44.6, Rachel Forbes 9:45.7, Gabe Roush 9:46.2, Sherry Edington 9:47.7, Shannon Hudgens 9:48.7, Rick Ginther 9:52.1, Gretchen Etling 9:53.6, Abigail Scott 9:55.4, Madeline Newport 9:56.3, Kate Grabowski 9:56.8, Caitlyn Wyrick 9:58.0, Mikayla Hudgens 9:59.0, Sarah Wyrick 9:59.3, Caitlin Cox 10:00.3, Bill Cox 10:02.3, Mason Mitchell 10:04.6, Justin Wesley 10:08.8, Eric Cooney 10:09.4, Caleb Roush 10:09.8, Ryan Cooney 10:09.8.
Michaela Marion 10:13.9, Tim Marion 10:14.3, Hope Lane 10:16.1, Katie VanLannen 10:16.8, Elisa Simoni 10:17.4, Alyssa Lewis 10:17.7, Rebecca Lewis 10:17.8, Jenna Minor 10:20.3, Olivia Callahan 10:20.9, Joshua Wence 10:22.4, Alexis Hill 10:22.8, Jayton Owen 10:23.6, Ryan Loftus 10:24.5, Cami Loftus 10:24.5, Luca Simoni 10:24.9, Mario Simoni 10:24.9, Dylan Major 10:29.2, Eric Johnson 10:29.7, Katherine Miccum 10:31.4, Masey Key 10:32.0, Ashley Patty 10:32.8, Daniel Taylor 10:36.0, Joel Tyron 10:41.0, Abram Tryon 10:41.1, Rick Tryon 10:41.3.
Cierra Marrs 10:41.9, Ian Knight 10:43.5, Braelyn Lewis 10:44.0, Cynthiahannah Peffers 10:53.4, Loretta Peffers 10:54.2, Holly Clem 10:55.7, Kira Hammill 10:56.9, Katie Turner 10:58.6, Niccolo Simoni 11:04.8, Adam Marrs 11:06.0, Maria Walton 11:09.6, Kristen Ferguson 11:12.7, Danicka Refugio 11:14.1, Lisa Ferguson 11:15.5, Aaron Ennen 11:19.2, Maureen Barrett 11:21.6, Molly Barrett 11:30.9, Bridget Gutish 11:32.6, Lindsey Schuhrke 11:41.5, Kimberlyn Springer 11:43.7, Joseph Pine 11:47.5, Maggie Mullican 11:49.2, Maggie Barrett 11:51.8, Teagan Russell 11:53.8, Rylee Bull 11:54.6.
Abigail Wright 11:55.4, Allison Auler 11:55.8, Scott Auler 11:56.4, Ben Graham 11:58.1, Robin Wyrick 11:58.9, Ross Mason 11:59.4, Dorina Springer 12:08.6, Tyler Marrs 12:13.8, Gabe Dreher 12:19.4, Gabriel Stockrahm 12:31.3, Ellie Stockrahm 12:32.4, Flo Evinger 12:33.8, Nicholas Savant 12:35.0, Andrew Cuffle 12:35.1, Mitchell Harpenau 12:35.9, Chase Green 12:48.7, Julie Cuffle 12:58.3, Kori Bowen 12:58.5, Rachel Graham 13:00.9, Gloria Savant 13:19.3, Kyle Marrs 13:21.6, Lisa Marrs 13:21.6, Zachary Lenardo 13:37.7, Mitchell Wiemuth 13:38.8, Jadelin Skelton 13:46.4.
Samuel Peffers 14:09.4, Christina Peffers 14:09.5, Douglas Rourke 14:12.1, Mike Rourke 14:12.6, Krissie Flesher 14:16.8, Arika Flesher 14:17.1, Kate Pfaff 14:20.3, Katie Harpenau 14:20.4, Lori Rourke 14:25.5, Hope Willis 14:32.6, Aerial Lewis 14:42.3, Jonathan Rogers 14:43.3, Gabriella Renteria 14:45.1, Taylor Castle 14:45.4, Korey Castle 14:47.3, Matt Lenardo 14:52.1, Audrey Lenardo 14:52.1, Melanie Castle 15:04.6, Jay Wiemuth 15:29.4, Marybeth Cox 15:32.9, Cynthia Cabanillas 16:10.2, Randy Willis 16:38.6, Madison Mahady 17:28.5, Mandy Loftus 17:30.6, Carol Wiemuth 17:33.2, Andrew Loftus 17:33.6.
5K walk
Linda Coletti 34:04.1, Sasha Osborn 37:41.8, Jane Osborn 39:14.7, Katie Carney 40:12.1, Michelle Ramey 42:44.3, Sailor Clinkenbeard 42:53.3, Sue Cass 43:43.7, Chase Clinkenbeard 44:12.9, Sherry Lowe 44:12.9, Theresa Gropp 44:33.0, Baelee Stearley 46:01.5, Becky Sutherland 46:25.8, Angie Ramey 46:26.3, Karrsyn Stearley 47:22.1, Gloria Compton 54:39.5.
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