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Today's Sports

  • PC holds off Mitchell

    LEOPOLD—A balanced spiking attack helped Perry Central beat Mitchell 25-17, 19-25, 27-25, 25-20 in PLAC volleyball Tuesday.

    Early in the season the Commodores relied mainly on two players for kills. But Tuesday Jessica Huber made 11, Megan Hedinger and Olivia Schroeder each added seven, Ashley Gengelbach made five, and Victoria Lutgring contributed four.

    Tessa Lynch aided the hitters with a season-high 20 assists and Sloan Harpenau added seven.

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  • Mitchell’s option runs...

    LEOPOLD—Containing Mitchell’s option plays will be Perry Central’s main concern in Friday’s 7 p.m. PLAC football game.

    “Their running game has been the best thing for them,” said Perry Central Coach Mike Spencer of the 3-3 Bluejackets. “They’ll run some sweeps and they’ll run off tackle some, but one of their most productive things has been the option.”

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  • Tell City to host Vikings

    TELL CITY—Confidence might be the main thing Tell City needs to compete with North Posey in the Marksmen’s football homecoming game Friday at 7:30 p.m.

    North Posey is 3-3 but has been so up and down this season “it’s hard to get a reading on them,” said Tell City defensive coordinator Ronnie Robinson. “We’re going to have to watch a lot of film on them this week.”

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  • PC boys 4th at Bedford

    BEDFORD—Perry Central placed all five of its scorers in the top 38 to finish fourth in the Ted Fox Memorial boys cross country invitational Saturday.

    Two of the teams that finished ahead of the Commodores are ranked in the top eight in the state by IndianaRunner.com. And the Commodores beat Franklin Central, which is ranked 18th.

    Tell City finished 15th in the 25-team race.

    Eric Scheiber placed 14th in 16:43.47 to lead Perry Central.

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  • Marksmen lose three matches

    MOUNT VERNON—Tell City made only two ace serves in an 11-25, 25-19, 15-13 volleyball loss to Vincennes Lincoln Saturday.

    Elizabeth Kohnert led Tell City hitters with 10 kills and two blocks.

    McKenzie Hayes had six kills and nine assists, Josalyn Ress had eight assists, and Hana Reed made 11 digs.

    Tell City also lost to Mount Vernon 25-19, 25-22 despite seven kills by Kohnert.

    Hayes had 10 assists and two blocks and served two aces that match.

    Ress added six assists and Reed made six digs.

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  • Tecumseh overpowers Bulldogs

    LYNNVILLE—Cannelton could not stop Tecumseh’s spiking and lost to the Braves 25-5, 25-13, 25-5 in volleyball Tuesday.

    “They’re a lot bigger than we are,” said Cannelton Coach Heather Garrison. “One of their girls is a real big hitter and we had a hard time blocking her.”

    Hannah Baur made eight spikes to lead Cannelton. Jaci Garrett and Leah Mascolo each added five and Sarah Powers made four.

    Powers and Allicyn Garrett each made two kills. Nakaa Myers aided the hitters with 27 sets.

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  • Southridge holds off Tell City

    HUNTINGBURG—Southridge won No. 2 singles and both doubles matches to beat Tell City 3-2 in PAC boys tennis Friday.

    Tell City’s Anjan Kashyab beat John Veatch 6-4, 6-3 in No. 1 singles.

    The Marksmen also won in No. 3 singles, as Chris Kohnert outlasted Seth Payne 3-6, 7-5, 7-6 (7-5).

    Southridge’s Phil Buening beat Greg Hollinden 6-4, 6-3 in No. 2 singles.

    The Raiders won both doubles matches in straight sets.

    Kyle Dischinger and Matt Blesch beat Trent Wheatley and Patrick Hagedorn 6-4, 6-2 in No. 1.

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  • Marksmen win tourney in OT

    POSEYVILLE—Christoph Drexler made the final penalty kick as Tell City beat Gibson Southern 5-4 to win North Posey’s junior varsity soccer tourney Saturday.

    Gibson Southern led 2-0 with five minutes left in regulation, but Drexler scored two goals in a three-minute span to tie the game.

    The teams were still tied 2-2 after two overtime periods, necessitating the move to penalty kicks.

    Gibson Southern made two of its five penalty kicks, and Kyli Smithson and A.J. Flynn each made one for Tell City.

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  • PC crushes Trojans

    LEOPOLD—Perry Central took control of the line of scrimmage and game early in a 49-2 football victory over Wood Memorial Friday.

    Andrew Harpenau took the opening kickoff 61 yards down the sideline to Wood Memorial’s 6-yard line.

    On the first play from scrimmage Mikey Wilkerson dashed in for his first of four touchdowns on the night.

    Backfield teammate T.J. Hall kicked the extra point to give the Commodores a 7-0 lead with just 18 seconds off the clock.

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  • Raiders run past TC early in game

    HUNTINGBURG—Southridge rode a strong first-half running game to a 31-14 PAC football victory over Tell City Friday.

    The Raiders rushed for 154 yards on 23 carries in the first half and scored four touchdowns—all on the ground—in the first 161⁄2 minutes.

    Tell City’s defense stiffened in the second half, holding the Raiders to only a safety.

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