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EIAC Track results

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FAIRLAND- The Franklin County Wildcats took part in the Triton Central Invitational on Friday. The boys and girls teams came away in second place. Triton Central was the winner on the boys side with Herron winning on the girls side.

The Cats got first place finishes from Devin Martin (800m) and Phoenix Simmons (300m Hurdles) The Lady Cats got a first place in the High Jump from Emma Rosenberger and the 4×100 relay team took first place.

Team Scores
Boys 1- Triton Central 133 2- Franklin County 115 3- North Decatur 79 4- Genesis 75 5- Herron 54 6- Edinburg 5
Girls 1- Herron 127 2- Franklin County 114 3- Triton Central 91 4- North Decatur 58 5- Genesis 56 6- Edinburg 1

Franklin Co. boys top three finishers

100M 3- Christian Stortz 12.12

200M 3- Owen Harvey 24.60

800M 1- Devin Martin 2:20.07, 2- Nick Perry 2:22.62

1600M 3- Kody Schwab 5:35.02

110M HH 2- Phoenix Simons 18.28

300m Hurdles 1- Phoenix Simons 46.52, 2- Carter Dozier 46.89

4×100 Relay 2- FC(Bowling,Clark,Harvey,Ward)

4×800 Relay 2- FC(Ward,Rowland,Martin,McClure) 3:50.47

4×800 Relay 3- FC(Martin, Perry, Frazier, Carr) 9:33.49

Discus 3- Clayton Bolser 121-05

High Jump 3- Dalton Ward 5-04

Franklin Co. girls top three finishers

100m 2- Audrey Harper 13.81 3- Mackenzie Brzezinski 13.91

200m 2- Mackenzie Brzezinski 28.00 3- Madison Merritt 28.84

800m 3- Raegan Minniti 2:54.94

100m Hurdles 2- Ester George  18.54

300m Hurdles 2- Ester George 51.74

4×100 Relay 1- FC (Harper, Flannery, Merritt, Brzenski) 51.66

4×400 Relay 2- FC (George,Brewer, Merritt, Flannery) 4:30.65

Discus 2- Maggie Riffle 86-05

Long Jump 1- Emma Rosenburger 15-05.25, 3- Dani Balach 14-08.25

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LAWRENCEBURG- Thursday the Tigers hosted South Dearborn and Milan in a three way meet. Listed below are the results.

Girls – Team Scores 1- Lawrenceburg 93, 2- South Dearborn 39, 3- Milan 16

100M

1 Morgan Manford 13.53aPR Lawrenceburg

2 Izabella Bear 13.77aSR South Dearborn

3 Aubree Labazzo 13.83a Lawrenceburg

200M

1 Morgan Manford 28.52a Lawrenceburg

2 Morgan Jackson 29.35a Lawrenceburg

3 Izabella Bear 29.42aPR South Dearborn

400M

1 Morgan Manford 1:01.93aSR Lawrenceburg

2 Lucy Thornton 1:04.28aPR Lawrenceburg

3 Morgan Jackson 1:05.42aPR Lawrenceburg

800M

1 Maegan Galey 2:52.91aSR Lawrenceburg

2 Mia Davis 3:01.57a Lawrenceburg

3 Josie Havlin 3:04.66aPR Milan

1600M

1 Ellie Fox 6:03.03aPR Lawrenceburg

2 Elly Potts 6:30.13aPR Milan

3 Zoey Heizer 6:57.85a South Dearborn

3200M

1 Elly Potts 13:42.45aPR Milan

2 Ellie Fox 13:58.61aPR Lawrenceburg

3 Maegan Galey 14:18.64aPR Lawrenceburg

100 M H

1 Malena Foster 20.24aPR Lawrenceburg

2 Kennedie Dixon 22.33a South Dearborn

300 M H

1 Kennedie Dixon 1:02.81a South Dearborn

2 Taylor Compton 1:16.28aPR South Dearborn

4×100 relay

1 Taytum Barker, I. Bear, R. Bear, B.McGraw 57.74a South Dearborn – A

4×400 relay

1 Kennedie Dixon, Rozalee Bear, Zoey Heizer, Izabella Bear 5:21.03a South Dearborn – A

4×800 relay

 1 Zoey Heizer, Sylvea Kraemer, Malia Martin, Sara Alcantara 13:34.09a South Dearborn – A

Shot Put

1 Molly Steuer 37-01.00 Lawrenceburg

2 Alahna Beinkemper 36-00.00 Lawrenceburg

3 Tiffanie Morris 31-01.00 Lawrenceburg

Discus

1 Molly Steuer 109-01 Lawrenceburg

2 Sanaa Cameron 87-04PR South Dearborn

3 Alahna Beinkemper 77-01 Lawrenceburg

High Jump

1 Alahna Beinkemper 5-01.00PR Lawrenceburg

2 Ivy Hinkle 4-08.00 Lawrenceburg

3 Aubree Labazzo 4-06.00 Lawrenceburg

Pole Vault

1 Mia Davis 8-00.00SR Lawrenceburg

2 Clara Johnson 7-00.00 Lawrenceburg

Long Jump

1 Lucy Thornton 16-02.50 Lawrenceburg

2 Malena Foster 13-11.50 Lawrenceburg

3 Anna Herzog 12-08.50SR Milan

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Boys Team Scores 1- Lawrenceburg 70, 2- Milan 66, 3- South Dearborn 25

100M

1 Johnny Volk 11.97aSR Milan
2 Aiden Delatte 11.99aPR Lawrenceburg
3 Zavyn Slayback 12.21a Lawrenceburg

200M
1 Benjamin Riehle 23.27aSR Milan
2 Aiden Delatte 24.33aPR Lawrenceburg
3 Johnny Volk 24.83aSR Milan

400M
1 Benjamin Riehle 50.47aSR Milan
2 Ryan Hinthorne 56.35aPR Lawrenceburg
3 Pablo Cunningham 1:00.54aPR Lawrenceburg

800M
1 Gabriel Riehle 2:07.06aPR Milan
2 Jacob Elza 2:08.15aPR Lawrenceburg
3 Seth Merkel 2:15.45aPR Lawrenceburg

1600M
1 Ayden Potts 4:48.91aSR Milan
2 Gabriel Riehle 4:50.70aPR Milan
3 Lucas Cooney 4:55.92aPR Milan

3200M
1 Ayden Potts 10:47.17aPR Milan
2 Lucas Cooney 11:08.16aPR Milan
3 Buddy Haase 12:19.35aPR Lawrenceburg

110MHH
1 Ryan Hinthorne 16.60a Lawrenceburg
2 Zachary Cassini 19.69aPR South Dearborn
3 Trey Campbell 20.26aPR Lawrenceburg

300MH
1 Mason Green 44.93aSR Milan
2 Zachary Cassini 47.68aPR South Dearborn
3 Trey Campbell 48.76aPR Lawrenceburg

4X800M RELAY
1 Brady Werner, Austin Green, Mason Green, Johnny Volk 47.81a Milan – A

2 Caden Thompson, Oliver Babcock, Grant Holloway, Adam Gainor 50.22a South Dearborn – A

3 Joaquin Allen, Abraham Hudepohl, Trenton Langferman, Josh Petit 55.00a Milan – C

1 Gabriel Riehle, Josh Petit, Ethan DeHamer, Ayden Potts 4:00.03a Milan – A

2 Zachary Cassini, Adam Gainor, Caden Thompson, Oliver Babcock4:12.83a South Dearborn – A
Shot Put
1 Blake Pruss 44-05.50 South Dearborn
2 Brayden Johnson 42-09.00 South Dearborn
3 Mclean Manford 41-01.00SR Lawrenceburg

Discus
1 Colton Roth 122-10SR Lawrenceburg
2 Brayden Johnson 112-00PR South Dearborn
3 Mclean Manford 108-11PR Lawrenceburg

High Jump
1 Kasey Sharpshair 6-00.00 Lawrenceburg
2 Benjamin Riehle 5-10.00PR Milan
3 Liam Mitchell 5-06.00 Lawrenceburg

Long Jump
1 Aiden Delatte 19-08.00SR Lawrenceburg
2 Keaten McGrath 18-03.25 Lawrenceburg
3 Benjamin Cornett 17-10.50PR Lawrenceburg

Pole Vault
1 Andre Pepito 8-00.00 Lawrenceburg
2 Trey Campbell 7-06.00PR Lawrenceburg

GREENSBURG- The Greensburg boys track team hosted Batesville on Thursday and won by just four points. The boys final was 68-64 with Batesville taking first in nine of the 16 events.  

The Lady Bulldogs won decidedly 97-35, Taking home 12 first place ribbons.

Boys Results

100M

1-Owen Meadows (GCHS) 11.94, 2- S. Destriantoro (BHS) 12.05, 3- Carson Gilgore (GCHS) 12.25

200M

1- Kilgore (GCHS) 23.69, 2- Joey Yake (GCHS) 24.19, 3- Meadows (GCHS) 24.22

400M

1- Yake (GCHS) 54.34, 2- Deev Ranka (BHS) 54.73, 3- Blake Hornberger (BHS) 56.05

800M

1- Jake Chapman (BHS) 2:10.71 2- Cameron Schwatz (GCHS) 2:13.53, 3- Dante Hess (GCHS) 2:16.68

1600M

1- Joe Hawkins (GCHS) 4:47.12, 2- Jake Hawkins (GCHS) 4:47.31, 3- Isaac Trossman (BHS) 5:05.84

3200M

1- Chapman (BHS) 10:10.18 2- Jo. Hawkins (GCHS) 10:11.93, 3- Ja. Hawkins (GCHS) 10:29.78  

110M HH

1- Deacon Hamilton (BHS) 16.44, 2- Gage Pohlman (BHS) 17.91, 3- Cole Rudolf (BHS) 18.68

300M H

1- Pohlman (BHS) 44.84, 2- Wyatt Clifford (GCHS) 47.69, 3- Jacob Howell (GCHS) 49.51

4×100 1- BHS 48.30

4×400 1- BHS 3:48.97, 2- GCHS 4:00.55

4×800 1- BHS 9:04.40, 2- GCHS 9:24.52

High Jump

1- Ayden Eckstein (BHS) 5-11.5, 2- Blake Collins (GCHS) 5-07.75, 3- Carson Miller (GCHS) 5-03.75

Long Jump

1- Collins (GCHS) 18-04.5. 2- Hamilton (BHS) 18-04.25, 3- Kilgore (GCHS) 18-03.25

Pole Vault

1- Hudson Kohlman (BHS) 9-05.75, 2- Rudolf (BHS) 8-06.00, 3- Trenton Jordan (BHS) 7-11.5

Discus

1- T. Biddiniger (GCHS) 134-10.00, 2- Eli Moore (GCHS) 130-08.00, 3- Elliott Weber (GCHS) 124-06.00

Shot Put

1- T. Biddiniger (GCHS) 49-07.75, 2- Eli Moore (GCHS) 43-09.25, 3- Elliott Weber (GCHS) 43-02.25

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Girls Results

100M

1-Kamryn Dozier (BHS) 13.35, 2- K. Lipps (BHS) 13.44, 3- Lizzy Nobbe (BHS) 13.66

200M

1- Katherine Lipps (BHS) 26.35, 2- Madelyn Pohlman (BHS) 26.91, 3- Dozier (BHS) 27.63

400M

1- Ava Hanson (BHS) 1:01.69, 2- Genevieve Smith (GCHS) 1:04-12, 3- Dozier (BHS) 1:04.83

800M 1- Kaylie Raver (BHS) 2:30.36, 2- Bayleigh Demeree (BHS) 2:40.75, 3- Sarah Stapp (GCHS) 2:45.78

1600M

1- Sophie Myers (BHS) 5:50.37, 2- Kaylynn Bedel (BHS) 5:51.55, 3- Allyson Foster (GCHS) 6:28.34

3200M

1- Megan Allgeier (BHS) 13:28.50,  2- Emma Weiler (BHS) 13:29.31, 3- Hannah Crowell (BHS) 14:53.28  

100M HH

1- Ella Moster (BHS) 117.28, 2- Alba Garcia (BHS) 18.06, 3- Cora Deputy (BHS) 18.34  

300M H

1- Ella Carpenter (BHS) 49.21, 2- Ella Moster (BHS) 51.14, 3- Cora Deputy (BHS) 56.07  

4×100 1- BHS 52.95, 2- GCHS 57.37

4×400 1- BHS 4:26.10, 2- GCHS 4:37.92

4×800 1- BHS 10:24.52, 2- GCHS 11:18.60

High Jump

1- Leah West (GCHS) 4-09.755, 2- Blake Collins (BHS) 4-07.75

Long Jump

1- Samantha Smith (GCHS) 14-08.00, 2-Lipps (BHS) 14-05.25, 3- Ava Wilmer (GCHS) 13-08.25

Pole Vault

1- Nadine Davis (BHS) 8-11.75, 2- Deputy (BHS) 7-05.75, 3- Amalea Phillips (GCHS) 6-11.75

Discus

1- Emarie Jackson (GCHS) 141-06.00, 2- Olivia Grimes (GCHS) 115-05.00, 3- Veronica King (BHS) 104-01.00

Shot Put

1- Jackson (GCHS) 46-10.25, 2- Grimes (GCHS) 36-02.00, 3- King (BHS) 29-09.50

Baseball, Batesville

Patriots fend off Bulldogs’ comeback

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The Union County Patriots’ baseball team held off a late Batesville comeback on Tuesday evening to start the season 1-0. UC got the ball rolling early, putting up two runs in the first inning and another in the third to go up 3-0. An explosive fifth inning for UC added five more runs and the Pats led 8-1 going into the final inning. The Bulldogs put five runs across the plate in the top of the seventh frame, but the Pats were able to get the Dogs’ final two batters to fly out, giving UC an 8-6 win.

Kyle Sams started on the mound for UC and got through the first inning allowing only one baserunner, a Jack Grunkemeyer walk. Devyn Shepherd led off for UC in the bottom of the first with a triple. Logan Boone came up to bat and knocked in Shepherd. Two batters later, Josh Klein hit a rope to knock in Boone and put the Patriots up 2-0. BHS pitcher Alex Baumer escaped the inning after giving up five hits.

Sams continued to stifle the Dogs’ batters with his fastball, picking up two strikeouts in the second frame. Baumer got through the second inning without giving up any hits or runs. Batesville went three up, three down in the top of the third. In the bottom of the third, Eric Burdine led off with a single. Two outs later, Coleton Wicker singled and Burdine scored the third run for UC. Wicker ended the inning coming up short trying to take second base on the play.

Grunkemeyer started the fourth inning off with a double for the Dogs; Sams retired the next two batters via strikeout, and after making it to third base, Grunkemeyer scored Batesville’s first run on a wild pitch. Cade Kaiser took over on the mound for BHS in the bottom of the fourth inning. Kaiser issued a walk in the frame, but retired three Patriots and the game was still 3-1 in UC’s favor.

Sams continued to deal from the rubber and sent three Bulldogs back to the dugout in the fifth inning. Sams used his bat to get the Pats started in the bottom of the fifth and Burdine followed with his third hit of the night. Mason Stewart singled and picked up an RBI with Sams scoring. Klein singled, and Wicker picked up an RBI knocking in Burdine. UC kept the bats going with Gavin Davis grabbing an RBI after Stewart scored; Klein and Wicker also scored in the frame to give the Patriots an 8-1 lead.

UC brought in senior Mathew Wooley to pitch the sixth inning. Wooley allowed one baserunner and forced three popups to get the UC offense another chance at the plate. Carter Bohman came in to pitch for BHS and shut down the UC offense in the bottom half of the frame. The Dogs started the final frame with a Bohman single and an Eli Loichinger triple that scored Bohman. A. Baumer singled to score Loichinger, Chris Lewis drew a walk and Carson Schneider singled. Grunkemeyer came up to bat for the Dogs and doubled to right field picking up two RBIs. M. Baumer grabbed an RBI in the next at bat, scoring Schneider on a sac fly, and Batesville had closed the gap to two runs. The Patriots got the third out after getting Jaisle to fly out and end the game.

The Bulldogs travel to Connersville tonight for a 6pm contest and host New Palestine on Saturday at noon.

Batesville, Rushville, Softball

Roberts delivers a 17 K performance for Rushville

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The Lady Lions sophomore Stacey Roberts threw a seven-inning complete game while collecting 17 strikeouts and walking none. Roberts only gave up two hits to the Lady Dogs, who’s only run came in the seventh inning when Renee Lecher scored on an error. Freshman Libby Stephens was on the mound for Batesville, and she tossed six scoreless innings giving up just four hits. The freshman then came back out for the top of the seventh and the Lady Lions bats got hot. Roberts started Rushville off with a single, after a steal and an error she crossed the plate. Kylie Gray scored next on a Becca Tabeling single, Karma Wilson knocked in Tabeling, junior Ericka Kuhn singled in Wilson, and Briley Munchel doubled scoring Kuhn to put Rushville up 5-0. The bottom of the seventh saw Lecher single for Batesville, she made her way around the basepaths and crossed the plate for BHS to make it 5-1. Roberts finished the game for RCHS striking out three Lady Dogs and earning the win for Rushville. The Lady Lions start the season 1-0, Batesville is now 1-2. Stephens finished the game with four earned runs in her seven innings, giving up nine hits but walking none. Lecher and Marlee Obermeyer got the only two hits for the Lady Dogs who will travel to take on Jac-Cen-Del this evening. Rushville got two hits each from Kuhn, Wilson, and Molly Zachery. RCHS will travel to take on New Castle this evening.

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Batesville, Softball

Lady Bulldogs open season at 1-1

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Batesville softball, starting five underclassmen, earned a 12-8 victory over South Ripley March 27 before getting dropped 19-4 at Rising Sun in whipping winds Saturday.

“With it being the first game of the year, jitters, nerves, whatever, I thought they did a great job, especially with bouncing back from an error or not hitting like they wanted and to learn from it and move on to the next play,” said coach Gene Cooney after the Monday tilt.

BHS led the Raiders 6-2 after two innings, 8-5 after four and 10-6 at the end of five. Good defense, including a sweet grab by Ava Hilbert in right field, kept SR off the board in the top of seven.

Junior third baseman Renee Lecher went 2-of-2 with a double and solo homer, scoring four times while reaching base four times. Freshman Addy Froehling doubled, drove in two and scored once. Classmate Lexiyne Harris had a run batted in, walk and steal.

Freshman Libby Stephens made her varsity debut in the circle, hurling a complete game; she allowed 11 hits, five earned runs, just two walks while striking out two. Junior Natasha Fowler had her first varsity start behind the dish; Cooney said she set up well all night and kept the ball in front of her.

Other defensive highlights were sophomore Marlee Obermeyer moving in from left field to fill in at first base, shortstop Calli Fletcher and Harris turning an inning-ending double play, Froehling, Hilbert and Kennedy Westrick hitting their cutoffs from the outfield and steady play by Lecher at third.

“Proud of them for competing each inning, even when it was going back and forth, they never lost confidence,” Cooney added.

At Rising Sun  

Very uncomfortable conditions on April Fool’s Day didn’t take the sting off a 15-run loss to the Lady Shiners.

The hosts sent 14 batters to the plate in the bottom of the first against Stephens, with nine of those coming around to score. Batesville responded with four runs in the second off starter Alyssa Simpson, but RS added three in the bottom of two and seven more in the third, leading to a 4 ½-inning win.

The Bulldogs put two runners on to start the game before Simpson struck out Obermeyer to end the threat.

The Shiners’ big stanza started with a two-base fielding error in the outfield. An out later, Stephens issued a walk and the first run came home on Ryan Works’ single to left. Tamryn Miller did the same for another RS run. Simpson doubled, followed by an RBI single for Elaina Titkemeyer and two-run double by Sidney Halloran. Hannah Kremer singled to turn the lineup over.

Leadoff Nora Powell then doubled in a run. A BHS throwing error preceded an RBI single by Lily Courtney. Stephens then got back-to-back popups to first base to keep the rally in single digits.

Harris started the Dogs’ reply with a base on balls, then stole second. One out later, a fielder’s choice put runners at the corners. With two down, leadoff hitter Westrick drew a walk to load the bases. Fletcher drove in two on a single to left. Lecher was hit by a pitch to reload the bases. Fowler plated two more with a single just beyond the shortstop’s glove.

Simpson doubled to start the RS second and Titkemeyer singled. Kremer chased home two runs with a single to center and Powell doubled in Kremer.

Titkemeyer and Miller pitched the final three frames for RS, posting nine strikeouts and permitting just a single and stolen base to Lecher.

Three errors assisted the Shiners in putting the game out of reach in the third. In the frame, Miller doubled and Titkemeyer and Kremer singled to turn things over to leadoff. Emma Russell and Courtney singled and Works had an RBI double. Stephens worked out of two bases-loaded jams in the bottom of four.

BHS faced Rushville Monday and Jac-Cen-Del Tuesday. Next is Thursday’s home duel with Greensburg.

Batesville, Franklin County, Lawrenceburg, Rushville, South Dearborn, Track and Field

Strong finish for several EIAC athletes at Bloomington

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The Hoosier State Relay Finals took place on Saturday in Bloomington at the Gladstein Field House. EIAC schools in attendance were Batesville, Franklin County, Greensburg, Lawrenceburg, Rushville, and South Dearborn. Greensburg’s Emarie Jackson came away as the silver medal winner in Shot Put with a throw of 44-09.25. The Franklin County Wildcats girls 4×200 relay team took second place while setting a new school record. The team members that ran the relay were Audrey Harper, Madison Merritt, Ella Flannery, and Mackenzie Brzezinski. The best finish on the boys side was from Lawrenceburg’s Kasey Sharpshair who took fifth in the High Jump. Listed below are the athletes and teams that finished in the top 20.

Boys 60m Hurdles

15. Deacon Hamilton Batesville 9.16a

16. Ryan Hinthorne 10 Lawrenceburg 9.18a

Boys 4x200m Relay

14. Lawrenceburg 1:37.02

Girls 4x200m Relay

2. Franklin County 1:49.82

3. Lawrenceburg 1:49.88

Boys 4x400m Relay

11. Batesville 3:39.65

Girls 4x400m Relay

7. Lawrenceburg 4:16.46

9. Batesville 4:19.40

15. Franklin County 4:25.78

Girls 4x800m Relay

8. Batesville 10:04.30

Boys Shot Put

8. Tyler Biddinger Greensburg 48-09.25

13. Eli Moore Greensburg  45-03.75

16. Elliott Weber 11 Greensburg 43-08.25

 17. Brayden Johnson South Dearborn 43-06.75

 18. Blake Pruss South Dearborn 42-11.75

Girls Shot Put

2. Emarie Jackson Greensburg 44-09.25

6. Alahna Beinkemper  Lawrenceburg 36-03.25

7. Molly Steuer Lawrenceburg 36-03.00

18. Olivia Grimes Greensburg 32-02.5

Boys High Jump

5. Kasey Sharpshair Lawrenceburg 6-02.00

8. Ayden Eckstein Batesville 6-00.00

12. Blake Collins Greensburg 5-10.00

12. Trenton Dyer  Rushville  5-10.00

Girls High Jump

12. Ava Hanson Batesville 4-11.00

13. Ella Flannery  Franklin County 4-09.00

Girls Pole Vault

4. Cyndi Tush Rushville 10-03.00

10. Gabby Pavey Rushville 8-06.00

16. Emma Rosenberger Franklin County 8-00.00

17. Mia Davis Lawrenceburg 8-00.00

Girls Long Jump

6. Lucy Thornton  Lawrenceburg 16-10.25

20. Emma Rosenberger Franklin County 15-00.50

Batesville, Softball

Lady Dogs look to improve in 2023

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There was some tough sledding for the Batesville Lady Bulldogs and first-year coach Gene Cooney on the diamond last spring – the path may remain rocky in 2023 with a cast of just one senior and five upperclassmen in all.

Cooney’s young squad hopes to improve upon a 3-20 season (0-14 in the Eastern Indiana Athletic Conference) that ended with a 16-1 loss to South Dearborn in the postseason.

The primary challenge will be in the center of the infield as there’s inexperience at the pitcher’s position. Junior co-captain Renee Lecher and Kennedy Westrick, senior co-captain, have some varsity innings under their belt … but not a ton. The other hurler on the roster is freshman Libby Stephens.

Among returning players, Lecher (HR, 13 RBI) was second only to the junior starting shortstop Calli Fletcher (7 extra base hits, 9 RBI) in batting average – .333 and .327. When not in the circle, Lecher will be manning the hot corner or across the way at first base. Freshman Lexiyne Harris appears to have second base sewn up while competition at first includes Stephens and junior Claire Saner and at third with freshmen Kalli Obermeyer and Cora Roth. Catchers’ corps is made up of Roth, Harris and junior Natasha Fowler.

A bevy of youngsters, including Roth and Obermeyer, are trying to carve themselves an outfield role. Saner and Fowler are the elder statesmen among the group that consists of sophomores Marlee Obermeyer, Kailey Schaeffer and Georgia Voegele and freshmen Iris Kopp, Kelli Livers, Addy Froehling, Madi Clift and Ava Hilbert.

Assisting Cooney this season are Cory Fletcher and Rick Caswell.

The new campaign will get underway tonight at home against the South Ripley Raiders. The Bulldogs visit Rising Sun Saturday, 11 a.m. First conference game is Monday as the Rushville Lady Lions come to town. The sectional draw is scheduled for Sunday, April 30, with the tournament contested between May 22-27.

Batesville, Boys Basketball, Connersville, East Central, Girls Basketball, Greensburg, Lawrenceburg

Can’t have an East/West game without a few EIAC players

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NDIANAPOLIS – Four Eastern Indiana Athletic Conference basketball stars will team up at the annual All-Star Classic.

The Hoosier Basketball Coaches Association has named the 24 players that will make up the East and West teams on Sunday, April 16 at North Daviess High School.

Playing for the East Team will be Lawrenceburg guard Logan Rohrer, Greensburg guard Ki Dyer, Connersville guard Josh Williams, and Batesville forward Cole Pride.

On the girls side, East Central’s Josie Trabel was selected to be a member of the East team.

Stats

Rohrer: 12.1 PPG, 3.6 RPG, 2.2 APG, 1.6 SPG
Dyer: 18.4. PPG, 3.2 RPG, 2.5 APG, 1.5 SPG
Williams: 15.4 PPG, 5.6 RPG, 4.6 APG, 1.9 SPG
Pride: 16.1 PPG, 7.0 RPG, 2.0 APG, 1.7 SPG, 3.1 BPG

All players selected to the All-Star Classic were voted upon by HBCA member coaches.

WEST

Wes Aigner — Castle High School
Peyton Bledsoe — Loogootee
Peter Combs — Bloomfield
Cale Donoho — South Spencer High School
Joey Hart — Linton-Stockton
Blake Herdes — Evansville Mater Dei
Colten Leach — Bedford North Lawrence
Jaylen Mullen — North Daviess HS
Tyler Myers — Evansville Day School
Brycen Neidigh — Washington
JaQualon “JQ” Roberts — Bloomington North
Logan Webb — Linton-Stockton

EAST

Josten Carter — New Albany High School
Jacob Cherry — Eastern
Ki Dyer– Greensburg
Cooper Horn — Columbus North
Casey Kaelin — Providence
Owen Law — Jennings County
Keegan  Manowitz — Jennings County
Kaden Oliver — Silver Creek
Cole Pride — Batesville
Logan Rohrer — Lawrenceburg
Caleb Washington — Floyd Central
Josh Williams — Connersville

Batesville, Boys Basketball, Connersville, East Central, Franklin County, Greensburg, Lawrenceburg, South Dearborn

EIAC Boys Basketball All-Conference Selections

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Congratulations to the EIAC boys basketball All-Conference selections. Listed below are the MVp’s and players for the 2022-23 season as selected by the coaches.

1. MVP: JOSH WILLIAMS – (CONNERSVILLE) & KI DYER – (GREENSBURG) (81)

3. COLE PRIDE – BATESVILLE (67)

4. RYAN WILLOUGHBY – SOUTH DEARBORN (55)

5. BRAXTON MYERS – CONNERSVILLE (51)

6. JETER EDWARDS – GREENSBURG (47)

7. BRANT ERTEL – FRANKLIN COUNTY (40)

8. LUCAS BARRON – CONNERSVILLE (36)

9. LOGAN ROHRER – LAWRENCEBURG (34)

10. CARSON PIECZONKA – EAST CENTRAL (33)

11. COOPER BOBO – LAWRENCEBURG (31)

12. CADE KAISER – BATESVILLE (21)

12. BRODIE TEKE – SOUTH DEARBORN (21)

BESIDE EACH NAME IS THE TOTAL NUMBER OF POINTS ACCUMULATED IN THE VOTING.

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Batesville, Connersville, East Central, Greensburg, Rushville, South Dearborn, Track and Field

East Central Indoor Invite results

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ST.LEON- East Central Indoor Invite got several EAIC teams season started on Saturday. Listed below are the results of the meet.

One of the highlights was Connersville’s Ahniyah Bennett a freshman who set meet records in the 55-meter with a time of 7.23 and in the 200-meter with a time of 26.51.

Boys 55              

Carter DeBoard Connersville      6.94

Carson Koelling East Central       7.05

Charles Evans    South Dearborn 7.12

Boys 200                          

Micah Buchanan                          25.44

Carter DeBoard Connersville      25.76

Parker Sweet     Connersville      25.76

Boys 800                          

Ayden Potts       Milan    2:14:57

Jake Chapman   Batesville            2:14:96

Cannon Clark     Batesville            2:16:28

Boys 3200                        

Ayden Potts       Milan    10:49:77

Jake Hawkins     Greensburg       10:55:03

Bradyn Hatton   East Central       10:59:78

Boys 55 Hurdles             

Parker Sweet     Connersville      8.19

Trevor Perkins   East Central       9.14

Gage Pohlman  Batesville            9.31

Boys 4×400                      

Bellman,Koelling,Schutte,Geisen             East Central       3:56:21

Bopp,Campell,Henrdickson,Williamson  Indy Genesis      3:57:25

Pohlman,Davis,Ranka,Hornberger           Batesville            3:59:84

Boys 4×800                      

Hess,Hawkins,Gorman,Blodgett Greensburg       9:18:34

Lagaly,Hail,Schumann,Scruggs   South Dearborn 9:31:65

Clark,Ranka,Adams,Champman Batesville            9:32:61

Boys Sprint Medley(776meters)              

Bellman,Garrison,Roope,Koelling            East Central       1:42.09

Evans,Wickersham,Thompson,McClure  South Dearborn 1:44.45

Mahon,Westerfeld,Ranka,Hornberger    Batesville            1:44.76

Boys High Jump              

Trenton Dyer     Rushville             6’0″

Blake Collins      Greensburg       6’0″

Ayden Eckstein  Batesville            5’10”

Boys Pole Vault              

Bowden Johnson            East Central       10’0″

Lincoln Pflum    Connersville      10’0″

Hudson Knolman            Batesville            9’6″

Boys Long Jump             

Carter DeBoard Connersville      19’8.75″

Carson Koelling East Central       19’3″

Tristan Norris    Rushville             18’4.5″

Boys Shot Put                  

Tyler Biddinger  Greensburg       46’8.5″

Eli Moore           Greensburg       45’1″

Will Kemper       East Central       43’9″

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Girls 55              

Ahniyah Bennett             Connersville      7.23

Anna Graf           East Central       7.85

Ellie Hill East Central       7.89

Girls 200                          

Ahniyah Bennett             Connersville      26.51

Erika Wells         East Central       28.22

Rachel Campbell             East Central       28.23

Girls 800                          

Callie Bentley     East Central       2:28.66

Ashtyn Gindling East Central       2:33.20

Macy Cline         Indy Genesis      2:47.28

Girls 3200                        

Adeline Brewer East Central       13:28.69

Abigail Struewing            Connersville      13:46.85

Faith Harmeyer East Central       13:57.45

Girls 55 Hurdles                            

Jorjia Ferguson  East Central       10.09

Lexi Barr             Connersville      10.61

Cora Deputy      Batesville            10.63

Girls 4×400                      

Ferguson,Bentley,Wells,Campbell           East Central       4:18.90

Allgeier,Hanson,Raver,Dozier     Batesville            4:27.67

Graf,Davis,Toney,Hill     East Central       4:30.62

Girls 4×800                      

Bentley,Gindling,Brewer,Campbell          East Central       10:22.78

Weiler,Bedel,Hanson,Allgeier     Batesville            10:38.94

Wells,Henderson,Bowling,Bender           East Central       11:07.43

Girls Sprint Medley (776 meters)                          

Dozier,Kuisel,Lipps,Pohlman       Batesville            1:57.10

Nobbe,Davis,Garcia-Villena,Luers            Batesville            2:00.65

Senour,Burnett,Morgan,Combs Rushville             2:02.93

Girls High Jump              

Ellie Hill East Central       5’2″

Leah West          Greensburg       4’8″

Ava Hanson       Batesville            4’8″

Girls Pole Vault              

Nadine Davis     Batesville            8’0″

Sarah Albrinck   East Central       7’6″

Gwynn Higbie    Connersville      7’0″

Girls Long Jump             

Ellie Hill East Central       16’4.5″

Rylee Edwards  East Central       15’9.25″

Carley Senour    Rushville             15’9″

Girls Shotput                  

Emarie Jackson Greensburg       42’5.25″

Jenna Lawler     Rushville             35’3.5″

Olivia Grimes     Greensburg       31’9″

Batesville, Boys Basketball, Greensburg

Pirates are Champs

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GREENSBURG- The Greensburg Pirates took on the Batesville Bulldogs in the sectional 29 championship game Saturday evening and earned themselves a 58-47 victory.

The Bulldogs started hot with Cade Kaiser leading the charge and scoring six of the Dogs first eight-points as they jumped out to an early lead. Ki Dyer and Jeter Edwards got the Bucs right back in the game after hitting a three-pointer each. Cole Pride scored for Batesville and the game was tied at ten. Jack McKinsey hit the final shot of the period giving the Pirates a 12-10 lead after one quarter.

Dyer opened the second period hitting another long ball and Bradley Lutz followed with a corner three putting Greensburg up 18-10. A pair of Gus Prickel free throws got the Dogs on the board in the frame. Dyer and Lutz continued to score for the Bucs to increase thier lead, Kaiser scored again for BHS, and Dyer hit from deep again to give the Bucs a 13-point advantage with 1:30 to go in the half. Jack Grunkemeyer scored for the Dogs, then Grainger Maxwell for GCHS, and with a half court buzzer beater Prickel cut the gap to 10 to close out the second quarter with the score, Greensburg 29 Batesville 19.

The third quarter started with Kaiser and Grunkemeyer scoring for the Dogs and Justin Adkins and McKinsey keeping it a 10-point Greensburg advantage. Addison Barnes-Petitt hit a three-point basket for the Bucs putting them up by 11, then Batesville went on an 11-0 run tying the game up at 37-37. Prickel, Sam Johnson and Kaiser all connected from outside the arch, and Pride added a field goal. Barnes Petitt stopped the run with basket and Dyer hit a runner on the final possession of the period giving the Bucs a 41-37 lead.

Edwards and McKinsey both scored for the Bucs to start the fourth quarter. Prickel hit for BHS, but then Dyer scored six of Greensburg’s next eight-points giving the Pirates an 11-point lead with just two minutes remaining. Grunkmeyer picked up his fifth foul sending Dyer to the line where he hit both attempts, Kaiser scored for BHS, then Abe Tebbe went to the charity stripe and put the Bucs up by 13-points. Kaiser closed out the contest with another basket for BHS, but it was Greensburg who claimed the sectional title with a 58-47 win. Greensburg will face the winner of the Corydon Central vs Scottsburg matchup in a Regional Championship game at Washington High School on Saturday, March 11th, with a 4pm tip.

Dyer led all scorers with 23-pionts in the Bucs victory. Kaiser led Batesville with 18 and Prickel added 10 in the loss. Batesville’s season end with a record of 17-7