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Today's Sports

  • Tell City girls 2nd in PAC

    TELL CITY - Amanda Wagner won two individual events and a relay to lead Tell City to second place in the six-team PAC junior high girls swim meet Thursday.

    Wagner won the 50-yard breaststroke in 32.21 seconds and the 100 individual medley in 1:05.57.

    She teamed with Bailey Malone, Amber Fentress and Jessica Ballman to win the 200 free relay in 1:58.20.

    Those same four girls placed second in the 200 medley relay in 2:12.96.

    Malone placed second in the 200 free in 2:21.60.

    Ballman took second in the 100 free in 1:06.94 and fourth in the 50 free in 29.33.

  • Huber, Schroeder win most PC...

    LEOPOLD - Nick Huber was named the boys Most Valuable Player and Alie Schroeder received the most girls awards at Perry Central's basketball awards program Thursday.

    Huber received the most varsity boys awards, including ones for leading scorer, best free-throw percentage, most rebounds, and All-PLAC.

    He was a repeat winner for free-throw percentage.

    No girls MVP award was presented, but Schroeder was a repeat winner for leading scorer, most rebounds and most blocked shots (she shared the blocked shots award with Melissa Schatz last year).

  • Huber selected MVP of all-county...

    There were more good players than usual to pick from for this year's All-Perry County boys basketball team, as the statistics bear out.

    Eight players had double-figure scoring averages. That's three more than last year and the most since 1999, when there were also eight (two years ago there were just two).

    This season also saw two of the four highest individual season field-goal percentages ever compiled in the county - and one of those players didn't even make all-county.

    Four players drew enough fouls to shoot more than 100 free throws. Several years no one did that.

  • Should PAC pick 12?

    Should the Pocket Athletic Conference pick 12 players for its all-conference basketball teams now that there are nine teams in the conference? Several coaches think so.

    Like most conferences, the PAC has named 10 players to each all-conference basketball team for decades.

    But this year Forest Park joined the conference while no team left in basketball (Tecumseh will stop competing in the conference in football next year, when Forest Park starts varsity football).

  • Girls basketball has most repeat...

    TELL CITY - The girls basketball team had the only repeat award winners at Tell City's winter sports banquet Monday.

    Kara McClintic, named the girls basketball Most Valuable Player last year, shared that award with Lauren Goffinet this year.

    Marianne Krueger and Dana Sibrel shared the team's most valuable defensive player award for the second year in a row. Krueger also won it two years ago.

    Krueger also won the team's hustle award for the third year in a row (she shared it with Emily Harpenau last year).

  • Hitz named Tell City football...

    TELL CITY - Don Hitz, who has served as an assistant coach at Tell City and Heritage Hills, was named Tell City's new head football coach Tuesday.

    Hitz, 44, served as an assistant coach at Tell City 1997-99 and returned to Tell City as an assistant for the 2007 season. He coached linebackers and receivers.

    He was also an assistant at Heritage Hills 1994-96, where he coached junior high teams and the high school receivers.

  • Schroeder on girls All-PLAC team

    LEOPOLD - Perry Central center Alie Schroeder was a repeat selection to the All-PLAC girls basketball team in voting by conference coaches Thursday.

    Schroeder, a 6-foot center, led the conference in rebounding with 61 in six conference games, an average of 10.2 per game.

    "She had 15 more rebounds than anyone else in the conference, so that's probably her biggest asset," said Perry Central Coach Sarah Spindler. "And offensively I think she's improved a lot throughout her career."

  • Huber, Linette make All-PLAC...

    LEOPOLD - Perry Central seniors Nick Huber and Wes Linette were named to the All-PLAC boys basketball team in voting by conference coaches Thursday.

    Huber, a 6-foot-2 guard, made the 12-man squad for the second year in a row.

    He led the conference in scoring with 23.2 points per game in conference games.

    He was third in the conference in rebounding with 46 in six conference games and third in free-throw shooting at 84.6 percent.

    He was second in two-point field goals made with 33 and second in three-pointers with 14.

  • Four unanimous choices on girls...

    Four players were unanimous choices for this year's All-Perry County girls basketball team.

    As usual the voters were the head coaches of the three Perry County teams; Tecumseh Coach Randy Graham, the only one to coach against all three county teams; and I, who saw each county team play at least seven times.

    I asked each voter to pick the five players they would want to put on the floor to try to win a game.

    All five picked Tell City forward-guard Lauren Goffinet, Tell City guard Kara McClintic, Perry Central center Alie Schroeder, and Tell City center Dana Sibrel.

  • Perry Central spring schedules

    Boys Varsity and JV Baseball

    March

    31 Forest Park JV (DH) T 4:15

    April

    1 Corydon Central V/R H 4:30

    2 North Harrison V H 4:30

    5 Varsity Tourney V H 10:00

    9 Southridge V T 5:00

    10 Crawford County V/R H 4:30

    12 Dubois Tourney V T 3:00

    14 Cannelton V (DH) T 4:30

    15 Boonville V T 5:00

    16 Orleans V T 5:00

    17 Southridge JV (DH) H 5:00

    19 West Washington V (DH) H 10:00

    21 Mitchell V H 5:00

    23 North Harrison R T 4:30

    23 Lanesville V H 5:00

    25 Wood Memorial V T 5:00

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