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Today's Sports

  • Hoosier Express holds Washington...

    LINCOLN CITY — Austin Paulin went 2 for 3 and Luke Stetter tossed a shutout as the Hoosier Express topped Washington 11-0 in six innings Friday.

    After being shut-out in the season opener, the Express offense scoring three runs in the second, third and fifth innings before closing the game out with two more in the sixth.

    Guadalupe Perez finished with two RBIs. And despite scattering nine hits, Stetter and the Express defense kept Washington off the scoreboard.

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  • Chinns’ birdie playoff takes...

    TELL CITY — Bruce and Andy Chinn of Tell City birdied the first playoff hole to edge Keith Pierrard and David Litherland for first place in the Glen Ress Memorial Open golf scramble Sunday.

    The Chinns and Pierrard and Litherland each shot 127 through the regulation 36 holes for the two-day tourney.
    The Chinns became the first father-and-son team to win the tourney.

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  • Tell City Panthers win Seymour...

    SEYMOUR — Morgan Schuetter led the Tell City Panthers in hits, RBIs and runs scored as they won the Thunder Classic age-14-and-under girls softball tourney last weekend.

    The Panthers won three of four pool games. They beat Seymour 14-2 but then committed three errors in the first inning as they lost to Indiana Tomahawks 8-3.

    They rebounded to beat Edgewood Fire & Ice 13-3 and Southern Indiana Crushers 6-5 to earn the No. 2 seed for the single-elimination bracket.

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  • Cash Waggner moves to 4-0

    TELL CITY—Natalie Sanders had three hits and Mollie Ingle had four RBIs as Cash Waggner ran its record to 4-0 with a 10-2 age-13-16 girls softball win over Goffinet Homes Wednesday.
    Sanders hit a double and two singles and scored two runs. Ingle had a double, single, walk and RBI grounder.
    Pool player Chelsey Billings also had two hits for Cash Waggner.
    Shannon Bryant and Monica Bartley combined to pitch a one-hitter for Cash Waggner.
    Bryant struck out five and walked two in four innings. Bartley struck out one in pitching a 1-2-3 fifth inning.

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  • Waninger shoots 93 in regional

    HENRYVILLE—Tell City sophomore Mason Waninger shot a 93 in the IHSAA boys golf regional at Champions Pointe course Thursday.
    “Obviously he wasn’t real happy with his score, but he didn't play all that bad,” said Tell City Coach Keith Feldpausch. “He hit the ball well most of the day, but he had a few bad holes that hurt him.
    “This regional had a really strong field and it was a good experience for him. I expect him to be back there the next two years and possibly advance farther with the way he has improved his game and I’m sure will continue to improve.

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  • Kaebra continues a LaGrange...

    By LARRY GOFFINET
    Sports Editor

    LINCOLN CITY—When Heritage Hills senior Kaebra LaGrange signed last month to play volleyball and basketball for Oakland City University, she was continuing a family tradition in more ways than one.
    Her parents, John and Tammy (formerly Nixon) LaGrange, each played a sport for Oakland City—John basketball and Tammy volleyball.
    Kaebra will also be the seventh grandchild of Ovalee and Dorothy LaGrange to play college sports. And several others had opportunities to do so in this athletic family.

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  • LaGrange to play two sports at...

    By CLAY CUNNINGHAM
    Staff Writer
    LINCOLN CITY—Heritage Hills’ Kaebra LaGrange will get the rare opportunity to play two sports collegiately after signing last month to play volleyball and basketball for Oakland City University.

    LaGrange, a four-year starter and two-time All-PAC selection on the Patriot volleyball team, said, “I always thought I would just play volleyball.” But she jumped at the chance to participate in both sports when it was presented to her.

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  • Age-11-12 girls softball action

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  • Panthers finish with 29 wins

    TELL CITY—The Tell City Panthers compiled a .371 team batting average to end their junior high girls softball season with a 29-6-1 record.
    Coach Maggie Schuetter said she is very proud of the effort the girls displayed this year, beginning with preseason workouts and continuing through the 36-game season.

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