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EIAC Football stat leaders

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Listed are the offensive stat leaders through week five for the EIAC.

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PASSING LEADERS

SCHOOLNAMEYDSCOMPATTPCTTDINTGP
RushvilleNick Jarman954601350.444545
South DearbornAdam Kunkel819701180.5931154
LawrenceburgLogan Ahuas73658860.674735
East CentralCole Burton60432500.641805
BatesvilleWill Jaisle48932650.492725
Franklin CountyWyatt Bowling23317440.386155
GreensburgBryson Abplanalp23232810.395085
ConnersvilleKaleb Caldwell16213280.464135
RUSHING LEADERS
SCHOOLNAMEYDSATTTDGP
East CentralJosh Ringer87092185
BatesvilleGage Pohlman78210064
ConnersvilleMicah Buchanan7129875
ConnersvilleDraiden Perez3984955
Franklin CountyWyatt Bowling3805365
RushvilleHarper Miller3745953
Franklin CountyJared Moore3285275
South DearbornCarson Cheek3125575
South DearbornBrady Ballart2815455
RushvilleRalph Eakins2052215
LawrenceburgTeagan Bennett1962923
GreensburgKaden Acton1883723
East CentralDylan Maxwell1831215
LawrenceburgHayden Saylor1503535
GreensburgAustin Cruz1594615
RECEIVING LEADERS
SCHOOLNAMEYDSRECTDGP
East CentralRyan Brotherton3751664
RushvilleBraydon Wilson3622235
LawrenceburgHayden Saylor3272735
South DearbornRyan Richard3072375
RushvilleChase Woolf3122025
BatesvilleCade Kaiser3182065
LawrenceburgKeaten McGrath2501735
RushvilleRalph Eakins2321115
South DearbornHudson Shackelford2321845
South DearbornOli Babcock2131614
ConnersvilleTrot Davidson137915
East CentralJosh Ringer127525
Franklin CountyJack Seals116805
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Connersville, East Central, Football, Lawrenceburg

EC takes care of Lawrenceburg and Spartans earn win for EIAC Big Schools

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Trojans begin season where they left off

Two EIAC powerhouses went toe-to-toe last Friday and the Trojans from East Central earned a win over the Lawrenceburg Tigers.

Mr. Football candidate Josh Ringer let it be known why he is being considered for that honor in the first quarter of the game. The senior and Miami of Ohio commit put four scores on the board in the first stanza. Ringer scored on runs of 8,4,5 and 33 yards. He then added a fifth score in the second quarter, taking that handoff for 21 yards to paydirt. Ringer added a receiving touchdown before the half ended, hauling in a 29-yard dart from Cole Burton. Lawrenceburg put up a touchdown in the second quarter when senior quarterback Logan Ahaus connected with Keaton McGrath for a 36-yard score.

Despite the lopsided score, the Tigers looked efficient on offense and Ahaus was poised and made good throws. The senior QB was 12-22 for 134 yards. Burton went 8-14 for 158 yards and a score in his first outing. Ringer finished with 12 carries and 160 yards. East Central was led in receiving yards by Ryan Brotherton who caught three Burton passes and racked up 92 yards. Lawrenceburg’s McGrath led all receivers, hauling in six receptions for 101 yards. Tigers’ safety Zavyn Slayback led his squad on the defensive side with seven total tackles. Dylan Maxwell led the Trojans with nine tackles and Brayden Becknell recorded the lone sack of the contest.

The Trojans will battle with rival Harrison this Friday. The Wildcats are 1-0 earning a 37-8 win over Taylor (OH) last week. Lawrenceburg will face Taylor this Friday as they look for their first of many wins this season.

  1        2       3        4        F

East Central            21      21      0        0        42

Lawrenceburg         0        7        0        0        7

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Buchanan runs wild in Spartans victory

The Connersville Spartans started the season 1-0 after a week one win over rival Richmond.

After a scoreless first quarter, the Red Devils put the first score on the board and took a 7-0 lead. The Spartans tied it up after a Kaleb Caldwell six-yard touchdown run and CHS took the lead on a Micah Buchanan 80-yard rumble; a missed extra point sent the squads into halftime with Connersville up 13-7.

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Connersville added another touchdown from Buchanan in the final quarter; this carry went for 43 yards and a second failed extra point gave the Spartans a 19-7 lead. A fourth quarter touchdown by Richmond made it a one-score game and a turnover got the Red Devils the ball back with a chance to tie the game. The Spartans were saved when freshman Rylan Kleen picked off a Jayden Shipp pass. Connersville took over on offense and ran out the final two minutes on the clock, taking a 19-13 opening night win.

Buchanan’s performance puts him atop the EIAC leaderboard with 209 rushing yards on 19 carries. The junior also had an interception and a fumble recovery on defense. Caldwell rushed for 81 yards on his 12 carries in his first start as the Spartans’ quarterback and completed one of his two pass attempts for nine yards. Fullback Draiden Perez worked the middle of the field with seven carries for 41 yards. Perez and senior Wesley Wise led the Spartans on defense with nine tackles each. The Spartans lost scoring opportunities due to turnovers (3 fumbles lost) and penalties (4 personal fouls) that took them out of the running game on offense and giving Richmond an easy first down on defense in the fourth quarter. The offensive line made holes for Buchanan and Caldwell ran the read-option offense very well for limited action as a signal caller.

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The Spartans will look to keep their win streak going; they will take on Franklin County, and the EIAC foes will battle for the “Water Keg” in Connersville.

1 2 3 4 F

Connersville 0 13 0 6 19

Richmond 0 7 0 6 13

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Batesville, Connersville, Franklin County, Lawrenceburg, South Dearborn, Volleyball

EIAC Volleyball round up

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The South Dearborn Lady Knights defeated Milan 3-0 on Tuesday when they hosted the Lady Indians. They won their sets with scores of 25-20, 25-14, and 25-22. Kelsey Clyde led SD with 10 digs and added 10 kills. Carli Walter had five aces, Claire Elliott led SD with 12 kills, and Gracie Messmore finished with nine digs and 11 assists. The Lady Knights are now 1-1 on the season and will host East Central (4-0) on Thursday at 5pm.

Lawrenceburg got a win to start the season, taking down the Connersville Lady Spartans in four sets on Tuesday. Set one went to the Lady Tigers 25-21, Connersville took the second set 25-23, but LHS took the final two sets 25-20, and 25-20. Natalie Knigga led Lawrenceburg with 19 kills and 22 assists, Bryleigh Boyd led all players with 23 digs, and Sophia Fassold added 21 assists, and Trinity Taylor had 13 kills I the Lady Tigers win. Connersville was led by Hailey Sembach’s 22 kills. Rayleigh Bresher had 15 digs to lead CHS, and junior Breana Brock led all players with 31 assists.  

Batesville traveled to Madison on Tuesday and took three of the five sets to earn the victory over the Lady Cubs and start the seson 1-0. BHS took the first two sets 25-22 and 25-14. Madison too kthe next two sets 25-21 and 25-23. Batesville took the final set 16-14 for the win.

The Lady Wildcats fell in three sets to Hagerstown on Tuesday evening. The Lady Tigers won 25-12, 25-14, and 25-17, to keep Franklin County winless to start the season.

Batesville, Connersville, East Central, Franklin County, Greensburg, Lawrenceburg, Rushville, South Dearborn, Volleyball

EIAC Volleyball scores

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Saturday-

The East Central Lady Trojans went 3-0 on Saturday to win their own Invitational. EC defeated Franklin County (25-10, 25-7) and Connersville (25-10, 25-11) before taking down Union County (26-24, 25-11) to claim the trophy. Connersville defeated FC in three sets (25-17, 17-25, 15-10) and lost to Union County (25-13, 25-23) The Lady Cats also fell to the Lady Patriots (25-15, 25-18)

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Monday-

The Connersville Lady Spartans hosted New Palestine and fell in three sets 25-10, 25-13, and 25-5.  

East Central was back in action taking on Greensburg in an EIAC matchup. The Lady Trojans improved to 4-0 on the season after taking three of four sets from the defending sectional champs. EC took the first two sets 28-26 and 25-23, Greensburg took the third set 25-10, and East Central won the fourth set 25-20.

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The Rushville Lady Lions opened their season with a win over Franklin County. The Lady Cats took the first two sets 25-23 and 25-20, before the Lady Lions took the final three sets, 25-20, 25-18, and 15-9.

South Dearborn fell in five sets to Southwestern Hanover. The Lady Knights fell behind two sets 20-25, 23-25. They fought back to take the next two sets 27-25, 25-22, before falling in the final 15-8.

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EIAC Volleyball action this week

TONIGHT

Milan @ South Dearborn 5:30pm

Hagerstown @ Franklin County 5:30pm

Batesville @ Madison 6pm

Lawrenceburg @ Connersville 7pm

WEDNESDAY

Rushville @ Tri 6pm

Greenfield Central @ Greensburg 6pm

THURSDAY

North Decatur @ Lawrenceburg 5:30pm

East Central @ South Dearborn 5pm

Greensburg @ Triton Central 6pm

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Lawrenceburg, Track and Field

Lawrenceburg wins four-way meet

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LAWRENCEBURG- The Tigers Track and field teams hosted Oldenburg, Jac-Cen-Del, and South Ripley on Tuesday.

Final Team Scores

Boys

1st- Lawrenceburg 120.5, 2nd- S. Ripley 59, 3rd- JCD 33.5, 4th- Oldenburg 28

Girls

1st Lawrenceburg 128, 2nd- S. Ripley 67, 3rd- Oldenburg 36, 4th- JCD 2

Winning blue ribbons for the boys were Hayden Saylor in the 100 and 200, Jacob Elza in the 1600, Luke Thornton in the 300 Hurdles, Pablo Cunningham Pole Vault, and Keaton McGrath won the Long Jump. The LHS 4×100 and 4×400 relay teams both captured wins.

The girls winners were Lucy Thornton 100 and 200, Morgan Manford in the 400, and Ellie Fox in the 800. It was a clean sweep for the Lady Tigers in the field events with Molly Steuer winning both the Shot and Discus, Alahna Beinkemper won Long Jump, Aubree Labazzo earned first in the High Jump, and Clare Johnson won the Pole Vault. The 4×800 and 4×400 relay team won for the Lady Tigers.

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Tigers extend Rushville losing streak

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The Rushville Lions (1-9, 1-4) have now lost seven games in a row after a Monday night loss to the Lawrenceburg Tigers. The game remained knotted at zero until the third inning when Lawrenceburg’s Andrew Meyers doubled to score Nolan McLane. McLane scored again in the bottom of the fifth inning and the Tigers went up 3-0 after an RBI double from Noah Redar. McLane scored his third run of the contest when Kyle Heeney knocked in him and Oliver Barr in the sixth frame to go up 5-0, a score that stood for the remainder of the game. The Lions only managed two hits in the game, a double by Ralph Eakins and a single from Jack Barnes. 

Heeney went seven innings to earn the shutout win for Lawrenceburg. He finished with eight strikeouts and walked three in the contest. Tyler Smith pitched a complete game for Rushville, picking up eight Ks and allowing three earned runs. The Tigers improved to 3-7 on the season with the win and are now 1-4 in EIAC games.