Today's Sports

Coca-Cola drops Monday game in girls softball

TELL CITY - Huber, Goffinet & Hagedorn Law Office had only four hits but took advantage of nine walks to beat Coca-Cola in Tell City age-13-16 girls softball Monday.

Four players each had one hit for HG&H. Amanda Wagner hit a double for the team's only extra-base hit.

Wagner also pitched all four innings for the win, walking only three and striking out two.

Leslie Poole hit a single and a double for Coke and Cassidy Barnhill and Charissa Schaad each also had two hits.

TELL CITY - McKenzie Hayes singled home the tying and go-ahead runs in the sixth inning as Hair Razors beat Swiss Plywood 7-3 in Tell City age-13-16 girls softball Monday.

Swiss led 3-2 going into the sixth inning but Hair Razors scored five unearned runs that inning on two hits, two walks and two errors.

Hair Razors had five hits for the game, with five different batters each getting one single.

Swiss had four hits, with Stephanie Posey getting a double and a single and Tory Coyle adding two singles. Posey drove in two runs.

TELL CITY - No Tell City players were named to the All-Pocket Athletic Conference baseball team in voting by league coaches Monday.

A former Tell City player, Gibson Southern catcher Mike Maddle, did make the 13-man honor squad.

Maddle started at catcher last year as a freshman for the Marksmen before moving to Gibson County.

Three Tell City players received honorable mention: Trent Gunn, Cody Pfeifer and Ryan Zuelly.

INDIANAPOLIS - Perry Central senior Nick Huber turned in the highest finish by any Perry Countian in 52 years as he placed third in the 300-meter intermediate hurdles at the IHSAA boys state track meet Saturday.

Huber broke his own school record as he ran that race in 38.62 seconds.

He did that despite running in the second of three heats. His fastest time of the season would have put him in the fastest heat, among the nine best seeds, but seeds were based on regional times, where Huber was still slowed slightly by an ankle injury.