A dominant performance from the recently formed East eighth-grade team and a resurgence by Sarah Scott teams at the younger levels were highlights Sunday as the Vigo County Youth Football League completed its season with championship games at Memorial Stadium.
Kai Stratton and Jacob Johnson were among the statistical leaders for the East, which remained unbeaten in Vigo County — suffering one loss against Center Grove — by beating the North team 36-0.
Otherwise it was a good day for the southern part of the county, as Sarah Scott won two championships and the combined South team one.
Sarah Scott won the third- and fourth-grade title 25-7 over Chauncey Rose, and added a fifth-grade championship by beating Honey Creek 20-6.
Woodrow Wilson beat Chauncey Rose 40-14 for the sixth-grade crown, and South beat North 18-6 in the seventh-grade game.
Volleyball
• Warriors sixth of 12 — At Effingham, Ill., Casey won three of five high school matches Saturday at the Edwards County Tourney, placing second in the Silver Flight and sixth among 12 teams overall.
Casey 25 16 15
Grayville 20 25 13
Casey 23 25 9
Newton 25 20 15
Casey 21 24
Effingham 25 26
Casey 25 27
Mt. Carmel 10 25
Casey 25 19 15
Noble 22 25 5
Highlights — For Casey, Lacy Maulding had 60 assists, 18 digs, a block, 18 points and 11 aces; Kara Repp had 35 digs, 34 kills, 3 blocks, 25 points and 3 aces; Jordan Hutton had 55 digs, 20 points and an ace; Brittany Kirk had 40 digs, 8 kills, a block, 7 points and 2 aces; Michaela Montgomery had 15 kills, 13 digs, 11 blocks, 14 points and 3 aces; Cherise Boyd had 10 kills, 5 digs, 4 blocks, 17 points and 7 aces; Audrey Scott had 27 digs, 2 kills and a block; Karlee Maschoff had 10 digs, 13 points and 6 aces; Kindra Wilkins had 21 digs; and Caitlyn Cox had a kill and a block.
Record — Casey is 15-12.
Tennis
• Casey places second — At Casey, Ill., the host Warriors were second in the girls high school sectional on Saturday.
Kalie Snyder of Casey and Alyx Hays of Paris placed second and fourth respectively in singles play, while Casey’s team of Tasha Cox and Kelsey Edens was second in doubles.
Casey Sectional
Team scores — Decatur MacArthur 21, Casey 20, Decatur St. Teresa 16, Charleston 14, Paris 12, Mattoon 11, Decatur Eisenhower 4, Mt. Zion 2, Shelbyville 2, Taylor 2, Warrensburg Lathem 2.
Top four singles — Kristina Sonnenfeld (DM), Kalie Snyder (Ca), Paige Roytek (M), Alyx Hays (P).
Top four doubles — Amy Kuhle-Tracy Kuhle (DST), Tasha Cox-Kelsey Edens (Ca), Sara Funk-Kenzie Sellers (DM), Kelsie Abolt-Alyxha Spencer (Ch).
Golf
• Ewing outing — At Idle Creek, the Greg Ewing for Sheriff outing was played Friday.
Gross
56 — Jim Kendrick, Greg Wood, Corey Riley, Jason Riley
Net
63 — Frank Shahadey, Frank Fennel, Devin Maurer, John Gummere
Skill awards
Closest to pin — Matt Foster (No. 3), Wood (No. 9), Wood (No. 12), Ian Carson (No. 16)
Longest drive — C.Riley (No. 15), C.Riley (No. 4).
Longest putt — Butch Carson (No. 1)
Closest to pin, second shot — J.Riley (No. 6)
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