Published: May 10, 2008 11:11 pm            

Prep Roundup: North pitches well, but can’t outhit No. 3 Carmel

Carmel — Visiting Terre Haute North wasted two strong pitching performances Saturday in dropping a Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference high school baseball doubleheader at Carmel.

J.T. Bailey pitched a complete game in the opener and Brandon Dorsett allowed just one run in the first six innings of the second game against the state’s third-ranked team, but North got just seven hits for the day in losing 3-1 and 4-0.



Terre Haute North 001 000 0 — 1 3 0

Carmel 101 010 x — 3 6 1

Bailey (L, 4-4) and Meggs; Taylor, Vogt (4) and Tucker. W — Vogt.

Highlights — For North, Brandon Dorsett, Mark Merrill and Parker Fulkerson had singles.



Carmel 100 000 3 — 4 5 2

Terre Haute North 000 000 0 — 0 4 0

Gordon (W) and Tucker; Dorsett (L, 2-4) and Collett.

Highlights — For North, Mark Merrill, Joe Meggs, Parker Fulkerson and Chad Wilguess had singles.

Next game — North (10-14, 4-8 in MIC) plays Tuesday at Vincennes Lincoln.

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In other high school baseball:

• Center Grove 6-5, Terre Haute South 3-0 — At Greenwood, the visiting Braves had an early lead in the first game before dropping a pair of Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference games.

Ryan Hunt and Justin Ferrell each had two hits in the opener for South.



Terre Haute South 200 001 0 — 3 8 1

Center Grove 002 211 x — 6 10 0

Goldman, Luken (6), Duggins (6) and Hunt; Martin, Cornelius (6) and Pearson. W — Martin. L — Goldman, 3-3. Sv — Cornelius.

Highlights — For South, Justin Ferrell was 2 for 2 with a double and an RBI, Ryan Hunt was 2 for 3 with a double and a run and A.J. Reed had a double and 2 RBIs.



Center Grove 030 002 0 — 5 7 1

Terre Haute South 000 000 0 — 0 2 0

Cornelius (W) and Pearson; Reed (L, 3-2) and Hunt.

Highlights — South’s only hits were singles by Zach Odum and Evan Luken.

Next game — South (11-12, 3-9 in MIC) has a 6 p.m. home game Monday against Mooresville.



• Edgewood 11-2, South Vermillion 1-1 — At Ellettsville, Nick Alfke hit a solo homer for South Vermillion in a five-inning loss in the first game of a Western Indiana Conference doubleheader.

Dylan Reyher had a solid complete-game pitching effort in the nightcap, but the Wildcats scored just one again.



South Vermillion 000 10 — 1 3 5

Edgewood 105 23 — 11 8 0

Mumaw, Kempf (5) and Smith; Erwin, Pruitt (4) and Theodore. HR — SV: Alfke (1), E: Collier.

Highlights — For South Vermillion, Nick Alfke hit a solo home run.



South Vermillion 001 000 0 — 1 8 1

Edgewood 010 001 x — 2 8 1

Reyher and Smith; Colbe, Collier (7), Finch (7) and Theodore.

Highlights — For South Vermillion, Cody Mumaw went 3 for 4, Dylan Reyher had a double and Justin Wheat had a double.

Next — South Vermillion (6-8, 1-4 WIC) plays Tuesday at home against Turkey Run. Edgewood improved to 10-6 and 3-1 in the WIC.



At Terre Haute South

CG freshmen 200 100 0 — 3 7 1

THS freshmen 000 100 0 — 1 3 1

Garcia (W) and Weidman; Buske (L, 4-2) and Buck.

Highlights — For South, A.J. Buck was 2 for 3 with 2 stolen bases.



Wa.Central fresh. 004 001 1 — 6 8 1

THS freshmen 220 040 x — 8 7 1

Bridgeford, Sheldon (5) and Barton; Schultz (W, 2-2) and Harrod. L — Bridgeford. HR — THS: Buske (6).

Highlights — For South, Logan Buske was 3 for 4 with a homer and 2 RBIs and Brent Mulvihill had a double and an RBI.

Next game — Terre Haute South’s freshmen (15-5-1) have a home game Tuesday against Holy Cross.

Softball

• Northview 11, Turkey Run 0 — At Marshall, Ind., Kaylee Clark’s three RBIs paced the Knights’ offense.



Northview 024 012 2 — 11 15 1

Turkey Run 000 000 0 — 0 2 3

Colson (W, 7-5) and Latourette; Cox and Woody.

Highlights — For Northview, Kaylee Clark went 3 for 4 with 3 RBIs; Emily Phillips went 2 for 4 with a double and 2 RBIs; Jessica Latourette went 2 for 4 with a double and 2 RBIs; Katie Smith went 2 for 4 with an RBI; Erica Conrad went 2 for 5 with an RBI; and Kyler Clark went 2 for 5 with a double and an RBI.

Next — Northview (11-9) plays Monday at Edgewood.



• Eels win Clinton Prairie Classic — At Frankfort, Shelby Targett allowed just seven hits in two games on the mound as Clay City won the Clinton Prairie Classic. After beating host Clinton Prairie 6-4, the 13-4 Eels knocked off Class 2A No. 10 Union County 3-1 in the championship game.



Clay City 000 050 1 — 6 8 2

Clinton Prairie 100 030 0 — 4 4 2

Shelby Targett (W) and Angie Camp; Kara Werner (L) and Chelsey Barrett.

Highlights — For Clay City, Tasha Collenbaugh was 2 for 4 with 2 stolen bases and an RBI; Targett was 2 for 4 with a double and RBI; and Camp had an RBI.



Union County 000 010 0 — 1 3 1

Clay City 021 000 X — 3 4 1

Raycheal Chambers (L), Emily Steele (3) and Kristin Walton; Targett (W) and Camp.

Highlights — For Clay City, Collenbaugh had a RBI; Emily Reed was 2 for 3 with a double; and Chelsea Hane had a double and RBI.

Next — Clay City (13-4) plays at Bloomfield on Monday.



• Linton splits — At Evansville, Izzy Carpenter won her 10th game in the opener, but the Miners lost to tournament host Evansville Central in the championship game.



Southridge 003 000 00 — 3 7 4

Linton 002 100 01 — 4 7 1

Bulcher and Hoppenjias; Carpenter and Murray. W — Carpenter, 10-6.

Highlights — For Linton, Brittany Rehmel went 1 for 3 with a triple, Taneal Church went 2 for 4 with an RBI; Jenica Ringo went 2 for 4 with an RBI; and Izzy Carpenter went 1 for 3 with an RBI.



Evansville Central 110 000 4 — 6 7 0

Linton 000 100 0 — 1 4 2

Exmeyer and Sandler; Carpenter and Murray. L — Carpenter, 10-7.

Highlights — For Linton, Hali Murray had a double.

Next — Linton (10-9) plays Monday at Sullivan.

Golf

• Mustangs win — At Sullivan, Edgewood won the Western Indiana Conference championship Saturday by nine strokes over Northview and 12 over South Vermillion.

Jordan Lowry of the Wildcats was medalist with a 70.



At Sullivan Elks

Western Indiana Conference championship

Team scores — Edgewood 315, Northview 324, South Vermillion 327, Brown County 331, Sullivan 351, West Vigo 361, Owen Valley 393.

All-WIC — Jordan Lowry (SV) 70, Josiah Ashba (E) 77, Evan Miller (WV) 77, Mitch Oard (E) 78, Kade Baker (Nv) 79, Matt Williams (Nv) 79, Drew Snyder (Nv) 79, Harrison Carmichael (E) 80, Kyle Pace (E) 80, Brandon Bekkering (SV) 81, Brian Milloy (BC) 81, Max Niehens (BC) 81.

Other Edgewood — Baugh 108.

Other Northview — Gaskill 87, Eaglin 88.

Other South Vermillion — Dunham 83, Perschbacher 93, Burdick WD.

Other Brown County — Howard 83, Johnson 92, Baird 86.

Sullivan — Gilham 86, Alumbaugh 94, Doffing 83, Burr 98, Sheffler 99.

Other West Vigo — Ferrell 87, Thompson 89, Blystone 108, Brownfield 112.

Owen Valley — Collier 92, Darling 107, Jackson 101, Garvin 93, Lowe 111.



• Braves third — At Indianapolis, Terre Haute South placed third among 20 teams in a competitive field at the Franklin Central Invitational at Sarah Smock Course. Thomas Goss carded a team-best 76 for the Braves.



At Sarah Smock

Team scores — Warren Central 309, Cathedral 313, Terre Haute South 317, Center Grove 318, Indianapolis North Central 321, Plainfield 322, Columbus North 323, Lapel 325, Roncalli 328, Park Tudor 330, Perry Meridian 335, Ben Davis 338, Brownsburg 344, Martinsville I 345, Franklin 352, Franklin Central 353, Martinsville II 358, Lawrence Central 359, Decatur Central 373, Whiteland 379.

Terre Haute South (317) — Thomas Goss 76, Zach Hosking 77, Ian White 82, Phillip Myers 82, Shelby Stewart 85.

Next match — South plays at Linton on Tuesday.



• Patriots sixth — At Crawfordsville, Terre Haute North placed sixth among 14 teams at the Crawfordsville Invitational.



At Crawfordsville Municipal Golf Course

Team scores — Bedford North Lawrence 311, Lebanon 321, Harrison (West Lafayette) 325, Frankfort 329, Covington 331, Terre Haute North 333, Crawfordsville 341, McCutcheon 345, Attica 350, Southmont 355, North Montgomery 355, Rockville 362, Western Boone 371, Seeger no team score.

Terre Haute North (333) — Jeff Ackman 79, John Callahan 82, Jurgen Sinn 84, James Kaperak 89, Will Pollock 90.

Next match — North competes against Sullivan on Tuesday at Hulman Links.



• Linton takes title — At Phil Harris, senior George Fritch was medalist with a 76 to lead Linton a SouthWestern Indiana Athletic Conference championship.



Team scores — Linton 318, North Daviess 343, Union 353, Bloomfield 363, Clay City 367, Eastern Greene 386, Shakamak 447, White River Valley 489

Clay City (367) — Josh Strain 80, Dale Stoops 91, Andy Schaffer 98, Braxton Griffith 98.

Linton (318) — George Fritch 76, Jordan Bradbury 77, Kent George 81, Chase Rhoten 84.

Shakamak (447) — Daniel Stevens 91, Garrett Scott 113, Nick Harris 114, Chris Johnson 129.

Union (353) — Bubbi Lucas 79, Taylor House 87, Michael Talpas 88, Logan Chesterfield 99.



• Tiger Cubs win — At Deer Creek Golf Club, Greencastle won the West Central Conference championship by 10 strokes over North Putnam.

Luke Crimmins of the Tiger Cubs shot a 75 for medalist honors.



WCC Championship

Team scores — Greencastle 326, North Putnam 336, Cloverdale 342, Cascade 342, South Putnam 379, Speedway 381, Monrovia 402.

Greencastle (326) — Luke Crimmins 75 (individual medalist), Eric Davis 79, Wade Huber 84, Nick Pritchard 88, Jim Wheeler 90.

North Putnam (336) — J.J. Burns 81, Patrick Byrd 83, Jeremay Redman 86, Aaron Vondersaar 86, Austin Malayer 88.

Cloverdale (342) — Michael Glassburn 78, Chris Arnold 82, Michael Wellington 90, Sean Rhine 92, Black Witt 94.

Cascade (342) — Anthony Arthur 80, Greg Keutzer 83, Robert Russo 86, Ty Rosenbalm 93, Andrew Arthur 106.

South Putnam (379) — Tyler Newby 83, Dylan Gilbert 91, Tyler Shoffner 94, Nichols 111, Damon Robinson 113.

Speedway (381) — Jones 86, Workman 94, Rutz 100, Williams 101, Ewoldt 103.

Monrovia (402) — Evan Dillon 86, Everett 97, Standeford 102, Stamper 118, Lundy 123.

Next match — Greencastle competes against Owen Valley at Windy Hill.

Track

Friday

BOYS

SouthWestern Indiana Athletic Conference championships

At Linton

Team scores — Clay City 138, Shakamak 132, North Daviess 114, Eastern Greene 86, Linton 83, White River Valley 34, Bloomfield 26.

PV — Brown (ND) 13-9; HJ — Jolliff (ND) 5-6; LJ — Marlow (S) 19-1; D — Sparks (L) 123-11; SP — Hill (S) 46-6 1/2; 3,200 relay — North Daviess 8:44; 110 HH — Brown (ND) 16.47; 100 — Payne (CC) 11.70; 1,600 — Witt (S) 4:21.54; 400 relay — North Daviess 46.78; 400 — Gambill (S) 52.61; 300 LH — Brown (ND) 44.66; 800 — Callison (ND) 2:02.51; 200 — Powell (L) 22.93; 3,200 — Witt (S) 9:29.36; 1,600 relay — Linton 3:39.87.



GIRLS

SouthWestern Indiana Athletic Conference championships

At Linton

Team scores — Linton 147, Eastern Greene and White River Valley 100, Clay City 99, Shakamak 74, North Daviess 54, Bloomfield 32.

PV — Held (WRV) 8-6; HJ — Narlock (CC) 5-0; LJ — Stevens (EG) 15-7; D — Scudder (ND) 114-2; SP — Sears (L) 36-0; 3,200 relay — Eastern Greene 10:54; 100 H — Stevens (EG) 16.22; 100 — Ladd (CC) 13.08; 1,600 — Hughes (WRV) 5:55.37; 400 relay — Clay City 55.22; 400 — Eyerman (WRV) 1:02.49; 300 LH — Stevens (EG) 48.05; 800 — Erwin (EG) 2:32.60; 200 — Ladd (CC) 27.44; 3,200 — Hughes (WRV) 12:57.45; 1,600 relay — Clay City 4:28.58.



Illinois Class A sectionals

At Catlin

Team scores — Tolono Unity 70, Decatur St. Teresa 63, Paris 62, Warrensburg-Latham 58, Georgetown-Ridge Farm-Chrisman 55, Marshall 52, Arthur 33, Cerro Gordo 25, Arcola 24, Jamaica 24, Casey 23, Sullivan 18, Villa Grove 16, Tuscola 12, Heritage 10, Atwood-Hammond 7, Argenta Oreana 3.

State qualifiers, Marshall results

LJ — Katie Landry (DST) 15-10, Jade Beals (GRFC) 15-6; PV — Laurie Crippes (P) 8-6, Alexis Barnes (P) 8-3, 3. Mackenzie Tarble (M) 8-0, 4. April Woolley (M) 8-0; HJ — Tiffany Beachy (Art) 5-4, Katie English (M) 4-11; SP — Hannah Wilkins (J) 38-7 1/2, LeAnn Spesard (P) 35-11; TJ — Beals (GRFC) 33-5, Allie Piper (P) 33-3; D — Kim Fortney (Arc) 108-6 1/2, Wilkins (J) 104-9 1/2; 3,200 relay — Tuscola 10:28.63, Decatur St. Teresa 10:34.4; 400 relay — Georgetown-Ridge Farm-Chrisman 52.22, Tolono Unity 52.49, 3. Marshall (Paige Hutchinson, Leslie Brown, Tarble, Christina Smithson) 53.53; 3,200 — Brittany Arthur (Arc) 12:19.21, Ashley Livengood (WL) 12:28.37, 3. Gabrielle Kuhn (M) 12:33.84; 100H — Lydia Mitchell (TU) 16.44, Maria Burke (DST) 16.53; 100 — Ashlee Shroyer (TU) 13.07, Katelyn Keller (P) 13.19; 800 — Aftan Noon (WL) 2:22.58, Carson Day (Art) 2:24.07; 800 relay — Georgetown-Ridge Farm-Chrisman 1:49.97, Warrensburg-Latham 1:51.78; 400 — Lauren Taylor (S) 1:01.17, Noon (WL) 1:02.35, 3. Hutchinson (M) 1:03.03; 300H — Mitchell (TU) 47.81, Burke (DST) 50.19, 4. Lauren Howe (M) 50.88; 1,600 — Noon (WL) 5:35.02, Alyssa Olson (DST) 5:37.49 4. G.Kuhn (M) 5:47.20; 200 — Kristen Vitaniemi (C) 26.87, Kaci Lierman (GRFC) 27.13; 1,600 relay — Tolono Unity 4:14.64, Marshall (Hutchinson, Adrienne Strohm, Howe, Brown) 4:20.84.



At Robinson

Team scores — Newton 157, Neoga 69, Vandalia 59, Robinson 56, Effingham St. Anthony 42, Teutopolis 35, Olney 35, Altamont 22.

State qualifiers

LJ — Jaimee Roy (Neo) 16-9 1/2, Hollie Bloemer (New) 15-10 1/2; PV — Kendra Van Sant (ESA) 8-9, Maggie Chenault (R) 8-6; HJ — Nikki Stearley (New) 5-4, Kayla Houston (V) 5-1, Maura Cummins (New) 5-1, Makei Westendorf (T) 5-1, Whitney Haskett (Neo) 5-1; SP — Heather Pruemer (T) 39-10, Megan Ochs (New) 34- 1/2; TJ — Roy (Neo) 34-11 1/2, Jaclyn Jansen (ESA) 33-10 1/2; D — Nikki Tipsword (New) 111- 1/2, Lacey Eggers (Cumberland) 107-7; 3,200 relay — Neoga 10:14.43, Teutopolis 10:16.5, Effingham St. Anthony 10:19.96; 400 relay — Newton 51.61, Vandalia 52.08; 3,200 — TeNeal Pinkston (R) 12:07.23, Justeen Krutsinger (Flora) 12:10.9, Justine Seidel (A) 12:11.32; 100 H — Angela Shamart (New) 16.88, Chelsey Probst (New) 16.98; 100 — Sierra Smith (New) 13.01, Ebany Brumfield (O) 13.30; 800 — Leeann Michi (New) 2:25.13, Ashley Deters (Neo) 2:27.91; 800 relay — Newton 1:51.1, Robinson 1:51.31, Effingham St. Anthony 1:51.41; 400 — Michi (New) 58.46, Houston (V) 59.35, Quinnyka Smith (Fairfield) 1:01.3; 300 H — Haskett (Neo) 50.05, Molli Potts (Lawrenceville) 50.08; 1,600 — Erin Rauch (O) 5:37.92, Krutsinger (Flora) 5:47.92; 200 — Tori Hagy (V) 27.05, Smith (New) 27.06; 1,600 relay — Vandalia 4:10.76, Newton 4:17.86.

Next meet — The Illinois Class A finals begin Friday at Charleston.

        

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