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  • 10-run inning propels Cash...

    TELL CITY—A 10-run second inning carried Cash Waggner & Associates past Legacy Financial 13-5 in a battle of undefeated age-13-16 Tell City Girls Softball League teams Monday.
    Leading 1-0 entering the bottom of the second, Cash Waggner sent 16 batters to the plate that inning.
    Four got hits, five walked, and five reached base on outfield errors.
    Brittany Brumfield started the inning with a booming double to deep left-center field and later reached base on an error by the left fielder as she scored twice in the inning.

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  • Peter sets school record in...

    BLOOMINGTON—Cathryn Peter set a school record but no Perry County athlete scored in the boys and girls state track meets last weekend.
    Peter, a Perry Central senior, finished 23rd among 28 runners as she ran the 3200-meter race in 11:33.10 in the girls state meet Friday.
    That broke Rachael Rayford’s previous school record by 12 seconds.
    Peter was the only Perry County girl to qualify for state this year.
    Perry Central and Tell City each competed in two events in the boys meet Saturday.

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  • Garrett to play softball for...

    By LARRY GOFFINET
    Sports Editor

    COLUMBIA, Ky.—Allicyn Garrett, a 2013 Cannelton graduate, signed last week to play softball for Lindsey Wilson College, an NAIA Division I school.
    Garrett officially signed while on the Kentucky campus, about two hours from her home, for freshman orientation.
    She attended a tryout there earlier this year, where the coaches had her play right field, shortstop and second base. So she doesn’t really know what position she will play for the Blue Raiders. “It could be anywhere,” she said.

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  • Cash Waggner starts 2-0

    TELL CITY—Cash Waggner & Associates had 24 hits as it won both its games in the first night of Tell City’s age-13-16 girls softball league season Wednesday.
    Mollie Ingle and Monica Bartley each had two of Cash Waggner’s nine hits in an 11-4 win over Goffinet Homes.
    Shannon Bryant and Jennifer Trujillo combined to pitch a one-hitter for Cash Waggner that game.
    Bryant gave up one hit and two walks and struck out five in four innings. Trujillo walked none and struck out one in one inning.

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  • Cassidy, Mosby All-PLAC

    By LARRY GOFFINET
    Sports Editor

    LEOPOLD—Perry Central’s Tanner Cassidy and Andrew Mosby were named to the All-PLAC baseball team in voting by conference coaches Thursday.
    “I was happy with what we got,” said Perry Central Coach Phil Zellers. “They were our two seniors who really led us all year long.”
    Cassidy, a shortstop-pitcher, was one of four players to make the 15-man team for the second year in a row.

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  • Waninger qualifies for regional

    JASPER—Tell City sophomore Mason Waninger shot an 11-over-par 83 in Friday’s boys golf sectional to qualify for the regional.

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  • Tell City leads PAC team with 4...

    By LARRY GOFFINET
    Sports Editor

    TELL CITY—Tell City led the 14-man All-PAC baseball team with four selections Thursday.
    Sophomore Spenser Beard led the voting for outfielders as he was a unanimous choice for one of the three spots there.
    Trent Zuelly was the second leading vote-getter among the four infielders who made the team.
    Brian Arnold and Austin Paulin tied for second in voting for the four utility players on the team.

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  • Four PC girls make All-PLAC in...

    By LARRY GOFFINET
    Sports Editor

    LEOPOLD—Winning its first conference title helped Perry Central get more players than ever on the All-PLAC girls softball team.
    The Commodores had four girls—twice their previous high—make the 15-girl team in voting by conference coaches Thursday.
    Junior first baseman Sydney Goffinet made it for the second year in a row. Seniors Ashley Guillaume and Brooke Litherland and junior Miranda Claise made it for the first time.

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  • Waninger places 5th in Boonville...

    BOONVILLE—Tell City’s Mason Waninger shot an 11-over-par 82 to place fifth among 44 golfers in the Warrick County Invitational at Boonville Country Club Saturday.
    Waninger, a sophomore, parred eight holes as he shot his best round of the season.
    Tell City’s other participants were Grant Bolin, who shot 91, and Damian Harney, 94.
    Bolin parred four holes and Harney scored the team’s only birdie on the par-4, No. 8 hole.

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