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Today's Sports

  • Boonville’s spiking...

    LEOPOLD—Perry Central had one of its best blocking matches but could not match Boonville in kills and lost to the Pioneers 25-18, 25-7, 25-21 in volleyball Thursday.

    Megan Broshears made 11 kills for Boonville, matching the total of Perry Central’s top three hitters combined.

    Olivia Schroeder led the Commodores in kills with five.

    Boonville had 29 assists compared with Perry Central’s 11. Tessa Lynch led Perry Central with six assists.

    Megan Hedinger made seven blocks for the Commodores. Lynch added four and Schroeder made two.

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  • Tecumseh tops Tell City

    TELL CITY—Julie Roeder made 21 kills as Tecumseh beat Tell City 17-25, 25-15, 25-20, 25-16 in PAC volleyball Thursday.

    Tell City fell to 0-5 in the conference and 7-9 overall.

    Tecumseh won the junior varsity match 25-22, 18-25, 15-7.

    Megan Austin made eight kills for 3-6 Tell City and Stori Beard added four.

    Cassidy Barnhill made nine digs and Devin Marchand served four aces.

    Tell City will host Cannelton Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.

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  • Archers overtake Gibson Southern

    TELL CITY—Reese Miller scored two touchdowns in the second half as Tell City beat Gibson Southern 24-12 in eighth grade football Thursday.

    Miller scored the go-ahead touchdown on a 1-yard run in the third quarter. He later scored on a 14-yard pass from Brennan Malone.

    Tell City scored its first-half touchdowns on a 2-yard run by Trevor Zuelly and a 59-yard pass from Chris Schaefer to Drew Mowery.

    On defense Malone intercepted a pass and Jimmy Phillips recovered a fumble.

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  • PC boys, girls win Lincoln Trail...

    TELL CITY—Perry Central placed three boys in the top five in the Lincoln Trail Invitational boys cross country race Tuesday. But moves by two other Perry Central runners down the stretch helped the Commodores win the meet.

    The Commodores also won the girls meet.

    They won the boys meet for the second year in a row. The last Perry County team to repeat as champion was Tell City in 1978, when it won for the fifth year in a row.

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  • PC second in Brown County Eagle...

    NASHVILLE—Perry Central placed all five of its scorers in the top 18 to take second in the smaller-school division of the Eagle Classic boys cross country meet Saturday.

    Zach Wilson placed 20th to lead Tell City to seventh in the 16-team meet.

    North Harrison, with an enrollment over 700, qualified for the smaller-school division and won it with 34 points to Perry Central’s 57.

    Eric Scheiber placed sixth in 16:32.94 to lead Perry Central. But North Harrison had four scorers ahead of him, including winner Tyler Byrne.

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  • Tell City vs. Perry Central...

    TELL CITY—Tell City and Perry Central will meet in varsity football for the third consecutive year 7 p.m. Friday at Legion Field.

    Prior to 2007 the two schools played each other in every level of football but varsity.

    When they finally met in a Friday night game that year, it drew an overflow crowd.

    Last year with Tell City having a small, young team and with some of the curiosity factor about how the teams would match up removed, the game drew a much smaller crowd at Perry Central.

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  • TC wins Corydon tourney

    CORYDON—Elizabeth Kohnert made 29 kills as Tell City won an eight-team volleyball tourney Saturday.

    The Marksmen also “served a lot better,” said Tell City Coach Dalonda Hayes.

    Tell City beat Rock Creek Christian 25-8, 25-9, North Harrison 25-14, 25-21, and Austin 25-18, 25-5 in pool play.

    The Marksmen then beat Corydon, the winner of the other pool, 25-14, 25-20 for the title.

    Kohnert made 10 kills and three blocks in the championship match.

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  • PC goes 1-3 at Evansville

    EVANSVILLE—Megan Hedinger made six kills as Perry Central beat Henderson County 25-17, 25-13 in the first match of an eight-team volleyball tourney Saturday.

    Perry Central lost its next three matches, though, to finish sixth in the tourney.

    Jessica Huber added four kills against Henderson County.

    Tessa Lynch had 12 assists and served three aces. Brittany Overstreet served four aces and Hilarie Hahus made six digs.

    Olivia Schroeder made six kills in a 25-11, 25-12 loss to Evansville Central.

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  • Tell City girls sixth in PAC

    OAKLAND CITY—Inconsistency plagued Tell City as the Marksmen finished sixth in the six-team PAC girls golf tourney Saturday.

    C.J. Fentress shot a 109 to lead the Marksmen in the 18-hole tourney.

    Jessica Ballman and Amber Fentress each shot 123 and Kelly Hess 126 to complete the Marksmen’s scoring.

    “Actually we didn’t play that badly for us,” said Tell City Coach Jim Meek. “It seemed like all the girls except C.J. had a bad hole, though.

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  • Bulldogs spike Agape Christian

    NEW HARMONY—Jaci Garrett made 21 spikes, including 11 kills, as Cannelton beat Agape Christian 22-25, 25-20, 25-21 in volleyball Saturday.

    Garrett also served three aces and made three digs.

    Sammie James added 17 spikes, Hannah Baur 13, and Sarah Powers 11. James made four kills and Baur three.

    Nakaa Myers made 34 sets. Allicyn Garrett served four aces and Baur matched Jaci Garrett in digs with three.

    Cannelton lost to New Harmony 25-14, 19-25, 25-23 later in the day.

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