TERRE HAUTE —
South downs Northview
By Tom Reck
Tribune-Star correspondent
Terre Haute South is off to a winning start in nine-hole girls golf matches.
The Braves outscored Northview 179-185 in their first nine-hole match of the season on Tuesday at Rea Park.
Two seniors were low for their teams in the match played in pleasant conditions.
Alexandra Pickens shot 39 for South to earn medalist honors. Megan Heaton had 44 for the Knights.
South’s other scores came from Ali Danielson and Katelynn Gordon, each with 45, and Taylor Monroe with 50.
Karlie Atkinson had 46 for Northview followed by Keirsten Mikesell with 47 and Kenzie Mager with 48.
Northview improved its record to 3-0 on Monday, shooting 189 against North Putnam at Twin Bridges. Mikesell was medalist with 44.
Terre Haute South 179, Northview 185
Terre Haute South (179) — Alexandra Pickens 39, Ali Danielson 45, Taylor Monroe 50, Katelynn Gordon 45
Northview (185) — Keirsten Mikesell 47, Karlie Atkinson 46, Megan Heaton 44, Kenzie Mager 48, Sierra Girton 49
Next — South (1-0) plays Linton today at Rea Park. Northview (3-1) plays Terre Haute North on Thursday at Forest Park.
Volleyball
n Northview 3, Greencastle 0 — At Brazil, Shelbi Morris had 14 kills and McKenzi Kumpf seven kills to lead the dominant Knights.
Greencastle 3 9 13
Northview 25 25 25
Highlights — For Northview, Audrey Clark had 2 assists; Ashley Heck had 4 digs; Hannah Willocks had 2 kills; Taylor Hess 2 kills, 4 aces, 1 block and 12 assists; Madison McDonald 10 assists; Brylie Riddell 4 kills; Shelbi Morris 14 kills and 2 aces; and McKenzi Kumpf 7 kills and 2 aces.
Next — Northview (2-0) plays Thursday at Terre Haute North.
n Crawfordsville 3, Rockville 0 — At Crawfordsville, Morgan Black had 10 digs in a losing cause for the Rox.
Rockville 7 15 11
Crawfordsville 25 25 25
Highlights — For Rockville, Emma Riffe had 9 digs, 4 assists; Raeann Sutherlin had 5 digs; Jenifer Lee had 4 assists, Taylor Vukovits had 5 digs; Morgan Black had 10 digs.
Next — Rockville (1-1) plays host to Attica on Thursday.
n West Vigo 3, South Putnam 0 — At Putnamville, West Vigo won its opener 25-17, 25-21, 25-21. No other details were reported.
n White River Valley 3, Sullivan 1 — At Switz City, Sullivan won the opening game, but White River Valley played well over the remainder of the match.
Sullivan 26 18 23 20
White River Valley 24 25 25 25
Next — Sullivan (0-1) plays host to Barr-Reeve on Thursday.
Tennis
Boys
n West Vigo 5, Covington 0 — At West Vigo, Paden Horsley won 6-0, 6-0 as the host Vikings opened the season with a dominant victory.
West Vigo 5, Covington 0
Singles — Kyle Watson (WV) def. Jared Cates 6-2,6-0; Blake Benefiel (WV) def. Ethan Snyder 6-1, 6-1; Paden Horsley (WV) def. Jordan Hunley 6-0, 6-0.
Doubles — Tyson Tolerson-Chris Gardner (WV) def. Amit Shah-Kyle Cates (C) 6-0, 6-2; Logan Benefiel-Michael Vermillion (WV) won by forfeit.
Next — West Vigo (1-0) plays host to Rockville on Thursday.
n Barr-Reeve 4, Linton 1 — At Montgomery, Cody Kocher won at No. 1 singles for the Miners.
Barr-Reeve 4, Linton 1
Singles — Cody Kocher (L) def. Trevor Steiner 6-3, retired; Jeff Parsons (BR) def. Mitchell Cox 6-3, 6-3; Blake Hoover (BR) def. Zack McGill 7-5, 3-6, 10-7.
Doubles — Wyatt Helms-Tyler Bennett (BR) def. Alex Wilson-Dalton Van Patten 6-0, 6-0; Colten Lottes-Clay Cummings (BR) won by default.
Next — Linton (0-1) plays Saturday in the Washington Invitational.
Soccer
Boys
n Terre Haute North 6, Northview 1 — At Terre Haute North, Jacob Parham scored three goals to lift the host Patriots in their season opener.
Northview 0 1 — 1
Terre Haute North 4 2 — 6
THN goals — Nolan Seward (Bradley Klingele); Jacob Parham (Jared Prifogle); Parham (Seward); Parham (Klingele); Kaden Sloan (Damon Prifogle); Klingele (Mark Miller).
Northview goal — Mark Underwood.
Next — North (1-0) plays Friday and Saturday in the Evansville Invitational. Northview (0-1) plays host to Crawfordsville on Thursday.
n Terre Haute South 4, Decatur Central 2 — At Terre Haute South, the Braves rallied from a 2-0 deficit late in the second half.
South (1-0) plays Saturday at Vincennes Lincoln.
n Sullivan 4, Vincennes Rivet 2 — At Vincennes, Jonathon Cox had two goals and Tucker Smith had two assists for the Golden Arrows as they rallied in their season opener.
Sullivan 1 3 — 4
Vincennes Rivet 2 0 — 2
Sullivan goals — Jonathon Cox (Tucker Smith); Cox (Smith); Smith; Michael Walker (Cox).
Next — Sullivan (1-0) is at West Vigo on Thursday.
n Cascade 5, West Vigo 2 — At Clayton, West Vigo fell in its opener. Justin Kump and Cody Romanelly scored the Vikings’ goals. No other details from the match were reported.
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