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DUBOIS—Tell City’s senior-dominated boys track team proved it has some good younger talent also as the Marksmen won Northeast Dubois’ five-team freshman-sophomore invitational Tuesday.
And they did it with only 10 boys, as “we had some hurt and some at the regional academic bowl,” said Tell City Coach Chris Hollinden.
“I believe we took the fewest number of athletes to this meet and somehow came out on top by 41 points,” he added.

TELL CITY—Tell City’s offense lit up after a lightning delay as the Marksmen crushed Gibson Southern 10-0 in PAC baseball Monday.
The game was scoreless through four innings. Then after a 45-minute lightning delay, “our offense came to life,” said Tell City Coach Mark Wahl.
Cordell Snyder led off the Tell City fifth with a single. Dayne Seibert then hit a 3-2 fastball over the center-field fence for a home run to give the Marksmen a 2-0 lead.

By LARRY GOFFINET
Sports Editor

TELL CITY—Cathryn Peter and Ashley Gengelbach each won one event to lead Perry Central to second place in Tell City’s seven-team girls track invitational Saturday.

By KELLI WILGUS, Guest Columnist

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