Today's Sports

CANNELTON—Crawford County amassed seven extra-base hits in a 17-5 baseball victory over Cannelton Monday.

The Wolfpack outhit Cannelton only 11-10 overall, but Cannelton had only two extra-base hits, doubles by Ethan Patton and Ethan Herzog.

The Wolfpack also took advantage of seven Cannelton errors, seven walks, and two hit batsmen.

Jordan Mattingly pitched the first two innings for Cannelton to take the loss. He walked three and struck out two.

Cody Lawalin went 3 for 3 to lead Cannelton hitters. Herzog added two hits.

TELL CITY—Every player’s score will count in every match for Tell City’s golf team this season.

Most regular-season matches allow teams to play six golfers and count the best four scores. And most tourneys are play five, count four. But Tell City has only four boys on its roster.

“I had to have the guys on the team recruit another student to give us four,” said new coach Keith Feldpausch.

There are three juniors and one freshman on the team.

TELL CITY—Perry Central won only two more events than Tell City but used superior depth to whip the Marksmen 81-47 in a girls track season opener Thursday.

Lindsey Gengelbach won three individual events for Perry Central.

She took the 200-meter dash in 28.78 seconds, the high jump at 4 feet, 10 inches, and the long jump at 14 feet, 101⁄2 inches, beating Tell City’s Lindsay Kast by a half inch.

Jessica Huber won both hurdles races for the Commodores, running the 100 intermediates in 17.2 and the 300 lows in 52.44.

LEOPOLD—Perry Central graduated its top boys golfer last spring but returns four of its five starters from the conference meet and sectional.

The Commodores also have plenty of competition for the remaining starting spots (teams usually get to play six and count the four best scores in regular-season matches).

There are 21 boys on the team, including nine seniors and nine freshmen.

Senior Charlie Weatherholt was usually the Commodores’ No. 2 scorer last year but led them in the PLAC tourney.