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May 8, 2012

PREP ROUNDUP: South dominates Sullivan in tennis

Staff Writer The Tribune-Star

SULLIVAN — Visiting Terre Haute South dominated the No. 1 spots in high school tennis Monday evening as the Braves defeated Sullivan 5-0.

Maddie Kesler won at No. 1 singles without losing a game, and so did the No. 1 doubles team of Miranda Camp and Nicole Howe.



Terre Haute South 5, Sullivan 0

Singles — Maddie Kesler (THS) def. Taylor Shake 6-0, 6-0; Tabitha Fagg (THS) def. Shelby Pierce 6-1, 6-2; Jordan Davis (THS) def. Abigail Hornbeck 6-4, 6-2.

Doubles — Miranda Camp-Nicole Howe (THS) def. Shai Dean-Meredith Secrest 6-0, 6-0; Shivani Purohit-Ali Sacopulos (THS) def. Bridget Bailey-Mikayla Turner 6-1, 6-2.

JV — Terre Haute South 6, Sullivan 0.

Next — South (6-6) plays Thursday at South Vermillion; a match that had been scheduled Wednesday against Crawfordsville has been canceled. Sullivan plays today at Owen Valley.



In other high school tennis:

• Patriots can’t finish — At Terre Haute North, rain halted a match against visiting Bloomington North before it could be completed.

The Patriots will play Wednesday against Jasper at Vincennes University. The remainder of the Bloomington North match will be played next Monday.



• Greencastle 4, West Vigo 1 — At Greencastle, Allyson Walters won at No. 3 singles for the Vikings.



Greencastle 4, West Vigo 1

Singles — Hayue Romer (G) def. Kaylen Cheesman 6-1, 6-2; Harriet Watson (G) def. Abby Williasms 6-3, 6-1; Allyson Walters (WV) def. Katie Burns 6-4, 6-1.

Doubles — Sabrina Arnold-Carlie Harlan (G) def. Mackenzie Collins-Marcela Mota 7-6 (8-6), 7-5; Bailey Bewer-Kayla Chadd (G) def. Sydney Brown-Michaela Rollings 6-4, 6-4.

JV — Greencastle 1, West Vigo 0.

Next — West Vigo (0-12) has a home match Wednesday against Turkey Run.

Softball

• Northview 2, Riverton Parke 1 — At Brazil, Kylie McKee hit a two-out double in the bottom of the seventh to drive in the tying run and Madison Nevins followed with an RBI single for the winning tally in the nonconference game.

Taylor Carter had nine strikeouts in a three-hitter for the win, with Sarah Burnham suffering the loss with a seven-hitter for the Panthers.



Riverton Parke    100    000    0    —    1    3    0

Northview    000    000    2    —    2    7    1

Burnham (L) and Combs; Carter (W, 12-5) and Hughes.

Highlights — For Northview, Alyssa Conrad was 2 for 3, Kylie McKee was 1 for 3 with a double and RBI and Madison Nevins was 1 for 3 with an RBI.

Next — Northview (17-5) plays today at South Vermillion.



• Sullivan 4, South Vermillion 2 — At Sullivan, Cassie Mahurin and Shelbi Ellenberger combined for four hits as the host Golden Arrows won a Western Indiana Conference makeup game.



South Vermillion    000    020    0    —    2    6    2

Sullivan    103    000    x    —    4    6    2

Andrew, Dunegan (5) and Hixon; Whitlock (W, 10-4) and A.Mahurin. L — Andrew.

Highlights — For Sullivan, Cassie Mahurin was 2 for 3 with a triple and Shelbi Ellenberger was 2 for 4 with an RBI. For South Vermillion, Taylor Andrew, Morgan Willhite and Allene Swick were all 1 for 3.

Next — Sullivan (11-6, 2-2 WIC) plays today at Owen Valley.



• Marshall 10, Flora 0 — At Marshall, Sydney Scamihorn improved her pitching record to 14-1 for the Lions in a Little Illini Conference win.



Flora    000    00    —    0

Marshall    100    27    —    10

WP — Scamihorn.

Highlights — For Marshall, winning pitcher Sydney Scamihorn was 2 for 3 with a double and 2 runs and also pitched a four-hit shutout; Emily Bishop was 2 for 4 with 2 RBIs; Macy Shaffner was 1 for 3 with 2 runs; and Chelsea Higginbotham and Courtney Wallace were also 1 for 3.

Record — Marshall is 18-5.

Baseball

• North Central 13, Union 3 — At Farmersburg, Class 2A’s sixth-ranked Thunderbirds pulled away from the Bulldogs with a five-run third inning and eventually finished the SouthWestern Indiana Athletic Conference game in five innings.



Union    111    00    —    3    8    2

North Central    405    04    —    13    8    1

Shreve, Secrest (3) and Christy; Loveall, Kutch (5) and Z.Lyday. W — Loveall, 4-0. L — Shreve.

Highlights — For North Central, Zach Lyday was 2 for 3 with 2 RBIs; Cole Johnson was 2 for 3; Connor Strain was 2 for 4 with 2 RBIs; and Collin Harding and winning pitcher Daniel Loveall each had a double and 2 RBIs. For Union, Jared Reynolds was 2 for 2; Jacob Todd was 2 for 3 with a double and triple; and Seth Gambill and Trey Bedwell were 2 for 3.

Next — North Central (12-3) has a 6 p.m. game today at Terre Haute North, then returns to SWIAC play Wednesday at home against Bloomfield.



Thursday

At Terre Haute South

Shakamak JV    111    040    0    —    7    9    3

TH South freshmen    201    401    x    —    8    11    7

Bra.Yeryar, Collins (4) and unavailable; Ralston, Hayes (6) and McCue. W — Hayes. L — Collins.

Highlights — For South’s freshmen, Conner Shipley was 3 for 4 with 4 runs and 2 RBIs and Cameron Cox was 3 for 4 with 2 RBIs. For Shakamak’s junior varsity, Cody Moorman was 3 for 4 with 2 RBIs, Braden Cox and Mark West were both 2 for 4 and Kyler Fulford was 1 for 4 with 2 runs.

Golf

• Arrows win — At Sullivan Elks, the host Golden Arrows won a four-way match with South Knox, North Central and North Daviess.

Derek Andre of Sullivan was medalist with a 39.



At Sullivan Elks

Team scores — Sullivan 164, South Knox 184, North Central 199, North Daviess 208.

North Central (199) — Crooks 47, Childs 46, Stucker 53, Taylor 52, Morris 55, Moore 54, Drake 49.

Sullivan (164) — Derek Andre 39, Nathan Pirtle 40, Reed Jackson 42, Willis 43, Monroe 45, Conwell 46, S.Jackson 43, J.Pirtle 47.



Saturday

At Cascades

Bloomington North Invitational

Team scores — Center Grove 313, Bloomington North A 314, Columbus East 322, Edgewood 322, Terre Haute North 327, Mitchell 339, Bloomington South 345, Northview 346, Bloomington North B 404.

Medalist — Chad Phillips (M) 74.

Terre Haute North (327) — Sam Pollock 77, Grant Lewellyn 89, Adam LaGrange 76, Evan Perdiew 91, Andrew Behnke 85.

Northview (346) — Larry Knight 81, Jacqueb Taylor 89, Keegan Roembke 86, Dylan Nesty 90, Seth Payton 92.

Track

• Vikings sweep — At Farmersburg, visiting West Vigo defeated North Central in a pair of meets. Sterling Langley of Union scored in two events in boys competition.



GIRLS

West Vigo 94, North Central 28

100H — Janelle Lucas (WV) 17.71, Lindsay (WV) 18.65, Scarbrough (NC) 20.37; 100 — Shaelynn White (WV) 13.41, Spillers (WV) 14.31, A.Hall (NC) 15.12; 1,600 — Sarah Hudson (WV) 6:07, Bunch (WV) 6:57, Hayne (NC) 9:32; 400 — Lucas (WV) 1:05.34, Sparks (WV) 1:06.08, Carrio (NC) 1:13.15; 300H — Clingerman (WV) 59.44, Scarbrough (NC) 1:01.31, Howkinson (NC) 1:03.18; 800 — Hudson (WV) 2:43, Clingerman (WV) 2:53, Carrio (NC) 2:58; 200 — White (WV) 28.87, Spillers (WV) 31.4, Koerner (NC) 35.37; 3,200 — Acetha Tolerson (WV) 14:34, Bunch (WV) 15:19; SP — Carlie Eldredge (WV) 28-9, B.Evans (NC) 27-6, A.Evans (NC) 27-4; D — Belle Evans (NC) 95-8, A.Evans (NC) 66-2, Eldredge (WV) 56-1; LJ — A.Hall (NC) 11-11, May (WV) 10-5, Hayne (NC) 9-5; HJ — Kayla Lindsey (WV) 4-4, Owen (WV) 4-4, Spillers (WV) 4-2; 400 relay — West Vigo 54.96; 1,600 relay — West Vigo 4:42; 3,200 relay — West Vigo 12:02.



BOYS

Team scores — West Vigo 115, North Central 19, Union 2.

HH — Logan Meissel (WV) 17.41, Velazquez (WV) 19.44, Meichert (NC) 20.66; 100 — Danny Creasey (WV) 11.52, Wilguess (WV) 11.52, Guymon (WV) 12.06, Langley (U) 12.11; 1,600 — Nathan Kump (WV) 4:36, Danner (NC) 5:06.4, Romanelly (WV) 5:06.5; 400 — Daniel Mackey (WV) 55.10, Tolerson (WV) 56.06, Soliday (WV) 57.00; IH — Meissel (WV) 49.85, Velazquez (WV) 49.87, Meichert (NC) 54.72; 800 — Andrew Kump (WV) 2:22.5, N.Kump (WV) 2:22.5, Miller (NC) 2:47; 200 — Jacob Creasey (WV) 23.94, Hunt (NC) 24.66, Guymon (WV) 24.84; 3,200 — A.Kump (WV) 10:57, N.Kump (WV) 11:03, Danner (NC) 11:20; SP — Nate Owens (WV) 32-4, Lenges (WV) 27-6 1/2; D.Creasey (WV) 26-2 3/4; HJ — Nathan Gregg (WV) 5-6, Minger (WV) 5-4, J.Creasey (WV) 5-2; LJ — Chris Guymon (WV) 18-1, WIlguess (WV) 17-11, J.Creasey (WV) 17-1 1/2, Langley (U) 16-1 1/2; D — Alex May (WV) 136-6, Neidlinger (WV) 86-6, Lenges (WV) 85-1; 400 relay — West Vigo 47.40; 1,600 relay — West Vigo 4:07; 3,200 relay — West Vigo 11:57.

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