Jackets Cross Country Runs At Robinson

On Monday, September 30th, Yellow Jackets Cross Country traveled to Robinson for a meet with Robinson, Newton, Cumberland, and New Hebron.  Listed are the times for the girls and boys:

 

Girls:

Lily Keepes - 16:29 (18th place)

Kali Walker - 17:02

Isabella Monroy - 17:47

Nora Jones - 19:11

Bella Andrews - 20:09

Jordis Riley - 21:59

Lillie Keeling - 23:52

Linden Stevens - 24:31

 

Boys:

Kollin Kelsey - 15:01 (12th place)

Carlos Monroy - 15:37 (14th place)

Trentin Casburn - 16:21

Isaiah Courter - 16:28

Alex McGinnis - 16:46

Brendan Bowser - 21:54

Roland Foster - 24:13

Chase Gher - 26:56

Levi Potts - 28:29
 

Next Meet:  Monday, October 7th at Allendale at 4 pm.

Lady Aces Golfers Cruise To 42-2 With Big Win Over Carmi

Mount Carmel Lady Aces Golf

West Berwick Golf Course

September 30, 2019

Par 36

Medalist Madelyn Young

Lady Aces 152

Madelyn Young 35; Allyson Armstrong 38; Lillian Gottman 38; Daisy Schrader 41; Faith Witsman 44; Nevaeh Brock 58; Anna Gill 65.

Carmi White County 215

Allie Gee 44; Kate Deig 56; Macey Heil 56; Laci Mills 59; Elleigh Gray 62; Saylor Mason 64

Lady Aces improve their season record to 42-2. Next up for the Aces Is an 8-team Invite hosted by Effingham St. Anthony on Thursday October 3.

Jackets XC Travel To Olney

On Thursday, September 26th, Yellow Jackets Cross Country traveled to Olney for a meet with Olney, Robinson, Newton, Olney (St. Joe), Geff, Fairfield, and New Hebron.  The following are the results:

 

Varsity Girls:

Lily Keepes - 13:25 (16th place)

Nora Jones - 14:19

Kali Walker - 14:24

Bella Andrews - 16:01

Hallie Courter - 16:34

Jordis Riley - 18:21

Emma Carie - 18:31

 

JV Girls:

Isabella Monroy - 9:43 (13th place)

Linden Stevens - 13:24

Lillie Keeling - 14:41

 

Varsity Boys:

Kollin Kelsey - 13:11

Isaiah Courter - 13:38

Trentin Casburn - 13:57

Alex McGinnis - 14:08

Carlos Monroy - 15:01

 

JV Boys:

Brendan Bowser - 12:12

Roland Foster - 12:30

Chase Gher - 15:17

Trenton Potts - 15:33

Levi Potts - 17:50

 

Next up for the Yellow Jackets:  Monday, September 30th at Robinson at 4:00 pm.

Lady Aces Golfers Stay On Roll At Olney

Mount Carmel Lady Aces Golf @ Richland Country Club

September 25, 2019

Medalist Lillian Gottman, MC

Mount Carmel 180

Lillian Gottman 42; Madelyn Young 45; Allyson Armstrong 45; Faith Witsman 48; daisy Schrader 49; Nevaeh Brock 57

Olney 229

McKinny 45; Runyon 60; Goff 61; Glover 63; Hiinterscher 69

St. Anthony NTS

Brummle 48; Hackman 49; coffin 51

St. Anthony NTS

The Lady Aces played a very difficult back 9 at Richland CC. The girls were able to maneuver through the trees and dry fairways, coming out with the win.

Season record is now 41-2.

Next up for the Aces is Senior Night on Monday September 30th against Carmi.

Lady Rockets Rout Wayne City In Regional

On Tuesday September 24th the SMS/AJH Softball team defeated Wayne City 14-4 in 6 innings to clench a first round Regional play win. After a well placed bunt by Wayne City’s first batter, Bella Andrews would strand her on third with 3 strike outs. Lyla Keepes would ground out leading off for the Rockets. Kali Walker would send the ball to the center right field. Nora Jones would be walked. Andrews would hit to center field and be caught out but not without allowing Walker and Jones to score. Lauren Fisher hit to center left and reached second base. Madison Stevens would ground to the pitcher and be thrown out at first for the third out. Andrews would have two strike outs in the second. The third out came from a bunt thrown out at first after Jones played up and Lyla Keepes covered first. (2-0) Elizabeth Hefner led for the Lady Rockets in the bottom of the second. She hit a short third base in field hit and would go on to score. Chandler Cusick would be walked. Courtney Jones hit to the short stop and got on base. Lyla Keepes hit to the third basemen who turned a double play on C. Jones as she tried to tag up. With two outs and Cusick on base Walker would hit a bomb straight to the center fielder for the third out. (3-0) Top of the third Wayne City was at the top of their line up. Andrews would walk the first batter, followed by a bunt, and another walk. With bases loaded Andrews would deliver two strike outs. Bases still loaded, Walker (SS) would snag a ball for the final out stranding all runners and again denying Wayne City any runs. N. Jones would hit to left field and score. Andrews would hit to short stop and score. Fisher would get under a ball and carry it to the right field for the first out. Madison Stevens would hit to center left but be called out at home after not sliding on a close play. Elizabeth Hefner would be walked and score. Cusick was again walked and stranded on base after C. Jones would be thrown out at first from a solid third base line hit. (6-0). Top of the fourth Andrews would start with another K. Next batter took a base after turning into a pitch. The next batter was walked. These two would go on to score for Wayne city. With another runner on third Andrews would again come up big with another strike out. The next batter was walked, but a connect from Stevens (3) to N. Jones (1) would pull the Lady Rockets out of the inning (6-3). Bottom of the 4th was a large inning for the SMS/AJH team. Scoring 6 runs and going through the entire lineup, the Rockets would pull ahead 12-3. Keepes, Walker, N. Jones, Andrews, Fisher, and Stevens would all have solid hits and score. Andrews had a triple and Stevens a double. Elizabeth Hefner would be thrown out at first. In another double play from Wayne City, Chandler Cusick would be tagged out at first after C. Jones ball was caught by the pitcher. Top of the fifth was a quick 1, 2, 3. Walker to Jones for the first out, a technical out after a batter was walked and committed to stealing second but then turned back to first, and Andrews with her 10th strike out of the game. The Lady Rockets has a similar inning when Breslin Ligon would sub in for Keepes at bat and strike out. Walker and Jones would be out in a third double play from Wayne City. Andrews’ line drive was miraculously caught by the short stop tagging Walker and throwing Jones at at second. In the final 6th inning Walker and Jones would again connect for the first out. The next batter was walked. She would be called out after leaving second base stealing third although the pitcher had the ball and play was stopped. The next batter would bunt and go on to score after another walk and base hit to third. With two runners still on base and a third out needed, Lauren Fisher (C) would track a foul tip and have a spectacular catch for the third out. (12-4) Needing two runs to end the game by run rule, Fisher would follow up her catch by a line drive to center left field and go on to score 1 of 2 runs. Stevens would have her fourth hit of the night to short left field. Hefner would strike out leaving Chandler Cusick to get Stevens home; and she’d do just that with a third base hit. When Wayne City tried to throw Cusick out at first, Stevens would steal and slide into home for the game winning score.

The Lady Rockets take on New Hope tomorrow at 430 at Jasper/Geff in the second round of regional play. They look to get even after their last match up resulted in a 12-1 loss on 8th grade night last week.

Yellow Jackets Cross Country Finish Well In Three-Way

On Monday, September 23rd, Yellow Jackets Cross Country hosted Fairfield and Geff in a meet at Allendale. In the team portion of the meet, Allendale won the JV Girls and Varsity Girls, while the Varsity Boys finished second to Fairfield. The following are the individual results for Yellow Jackets runners:

JV Girls:

Isabella Monroy - 9:24 (1st place)

Lillie Keeling - 13:19

Linden Stevens - 13:41

Varsity Girls:

Lily Keepes - 14:59 (2nd place)

Kali Walker - 15:10 (3rd place)

Nora Jones - 15:33 (5th place)

Bella Andrews - 17:18

Hallie Courter - 18:41

Emma Carie - 19:41

Jordis Riley - 20:39


Varsity Boys:

Kollin Kelsey - 14:22 (3rd place)

Alex McGinnis - 14:44 (4th place)

Trentin Casburn - 16:26

Carlos Monroy - 16:40

Next up: at Olney on Thursday, September 26th at 4:00 pm.

Lady Aces Golfers Win Triangular Over Marion and Olney

Mount Carmel Lady Aces Golf @

West Berwick Golf Course

September 23, 2019

 

Medalist - Chloe Thomas, Marion

 Mount Carmel 165

Madelyn Young 40; Lillian Gottman 40; Allyson Armstrong 41: Daisy Schrader 44; Faith Witsman 46; Nevaeh Brock 51; Anna Gill 63

 Marion 173

Chloe Thomas 39; Sarah Cappella 44; Bailey Kelley 44; Kelsey Sinks 46

 Olney 222

Madeline McKinney 47;  Taylor Runyon 56; Caroline Glover 57;  Kali Hinterscher 62

 Next match for Mt Carmel is Wednesday September 25 @ Olney. They will play a triangular with Olney and Effingham St Anthony. 

Soccer Aces Remain Perfect With Win At Mt. Vernon

Aces Soccer Report From Coach Ed Berberich:

The Soccer Aces played their lone match of the week this Wednesday night at Mt Vernon IL, securing another win by a score of 6-1. Iacopo Clementi scored the first goal of the match in the 14th minute with a key pass from Checco Terna. Mt Vernon tied it up with a score in the 30th minute, but the deadlock was short-lived as the Aces struck back quickly, getting 2 goals within 6 minutes of the Rams' score. The Aces retook the lead on a goal from Britton Heinrich assisted by Clementi, followed shortly afterward with Clementi getting his 2nd goal on an assist from Beau Stipp to give the Aces the 3-1 halftime advantage. The Aces added to their lead in the 49th minute, when Heinrich scored his 2nd goal, assisted by Jarrett West. Clementi got his 3rd goal of the match, & the hat trick, on an assist from Rayce Loudermilk with 30 minutes remaining. Loudermilk completed the scoring, putting the ball in the net with 5 minutes remaining for the 6-1 win. For the match, the Aces took 22 shots, 16 on frame, created 10 chances, took 2 corners and had 4 interceptions. Tye Kanipe had 3 saves in goal. The Rams took 6 shots, 2 on frame, and took 2 corners.

We've only had 2 games in the past 8 days, and I feel like it’s shown. We haven’t played poorly exactly, but we haven’t been quite as sharp or been as aggressive out of the gate as I’d like to see us. In the 1st half of this one, we just got outworked by Mt Vernon. They wanted the ball more than we did it seemed, and we weren’t moving really well without the ball offensively. Our schedule picks back up a bit starting Monday so we’re hoping our intensity and sharpness will pick up as the games start coming a little more frequently. We were on a roll coming in to this stretch and it seems like the time between matches has thrown us off just a little bit. All of our results are on MaxPreps so we're not going to be sneaking up on anybody, & that's something we need to keep in mind as we approach how we start these games.

The JV match was also won by the Aces, with a score of 2-1. Mt Vernon took the lead, scoring the first goal of the game 5 minutes into the 2nd half. Brady Decker then scored 2 goals, with Eli Bertram assisting on both. Decker’s 2nd goal came in the last 4 minutes to win the game.

The Aces now stand at 10-0 (JV: 3-0) on the season. Their next match is at home at 5:00 pm on Monday September 23rd against North Posey. It should be a tough match as Posey’s playing well right now, with no losses and a 6-0-1 record in their last 7 matches.

Jackets Baseball Lose Late At West Salem

On Tuesday, September 17th, Yellow Jackets baseball traveled to West Salem for non-conference action in the regular season final game. Going into the bottom of the 4th inning, the Yellow Jackets held the lead 4-2. But, West Salem found their offense and finished the game in 5 innings by the final score of 15-4. Offensively for the Yellow Jackets: Brendan Bowser had a single and a run scored; Chase Gher had a single, a double, and a run scored; Michael Smith had two walks and a run scored; Isaiah Courter had a single, a walk, and a run scored; Brayden Wilford had a walk; Trenton Potts had a walk; and Michael Medler had a walk. Pitching for the Yellow Jackets: Brendan Bowser, Michael Smith, and Isaiah Courter. The Yellow Jackets conclude the regular season 0-10. Next up: SIJHSAA Regional game to be determined.

Lady Aces Golfers Chalk Up Two More Wins At Centralia

Mount Carmel Lady Aces Golf

@ Greenview Golf Course, par 35

Centralia IL

September 17, 2019

Medalist Allyson Armstrong

Mount Carmel -157

Allyson Armstrong 36; Madelyn Young 39; Lillian Gottman 40; Daisy Schrader 42; Faith Witsman 43; Nevaeh Brock 50

Centralia - 244

Gavin Lambert 46; Katelyn Parker 55; Grace Donnelly 61; Mady Becker 62; Lilly Francis 64; Claire Skillette 67

Pinkneyville - 218

Bee Sajande 47; Kylie Harvey 55; Mady Lynetch 56; Kally Mayo 60; Abby Dascotte 61; Zoey Bremmeirer 62

Next up the Lady Aces host Richland County on Monday September 23rd at West Berwick Golf Course.

Yellow Jackets Baseball Beaten By Grayville

On Monday, September 16th, Yellow Jackets Baseball hosted Grayville in non-conference action. Grayville won the game in 4 innings by the final score of 24-6. Offensively for the Yellow Jackets: Brendan Bowser had two hits; Rhett Andrews had a walk and scored two runs; Chase Gher had a walk and scored a run; Levi Margelin had a hit, a walk, and scored two runs; Michael Smith had three walks and scored a run; Isaiah Courter had two hits and a walk; Tristan Bray had two walks; Michael Medler was hit-by-pitch; and Jax Gher had two walks. Pitching for the Yellow Jackets: Chase Gher, Rhett Andrews, Isaiah Courter, and Michael Smith. The Yellow Jackets are now 0-9 on the season. Next up: travel to West Salem on Tuesday, September 17th for a non-conference game at 4:30 pm.

Aces Soccer Stays Perfect With Win At Rivet

Aces Soccer Report From Coach Ed Berberich:

MCHS Boy’s Soccer Recap - @ Vincennes Rivet


The Soccer Aces traveled to Vincennes to take on the Rivet Patriots early Saturday morning and came out with a 2-1 win to remain unbeaten on the season. The Aces scored first in the 8th minute when Beau Stipp finished on an assist from Iacopo Clementi. The Aces gifted the Patriots a bad luck goal just a minute and a half later when a pass back to their goalie ended in a mishap in receiving the ball, which found it’s way into the back of the net. The half ended at a 1-1 tie. Stipp gave the Aces the lead again in the 42nd minute on a left-footed finish off an assist from Britton Heinrich with a key pass provided by Ethan Belt. That would end up being the game winning goal as neither team was able to score the rest of the way. For the match the Aces took 31 shots, 17 on frame, created 13 chances, took 9 corners and had 10 interceptions. The Patriots took 3 shots and 1 corner. Tye Kanipe had 3 saves in goal.

This was a frustrating game for us. We were able to control the ball throughout the match and got off a ton of shots, the most we’ve had in 1 game so far in fact, but we just weren’t able to get the ball in the net. Rivet’s goalie made some big stops, and their defense was pretty physical, & also for most part pretty composed back in front of their own goal and they didn’t give us a lot of room to move between them, especially in the 1st half. Because of their defense packing it in, we settled for a lot of longer shots instead of working closer and looking for the best option. In the 2nd half, we did a much better job of moving the ball around in the attacking 3rd & creating quality shots for ourselves, we just ended up missing a lot of opportunities that we normally would finish off. We needed a game like this though. We haven’t had a truly close game all season, at least not one that went down to the wire like this one, so it was good for us to have to battle through some frustration and gut out a win when things weren’t quite going our way. I’m proud of the guys for keeping their heads up and playing their game, even when the finishing was such a struggle today. The errant shots kind of got in our heads a bit and because of that we ended up pressing on our shots throughout the game, but we kept working together to get good opportunities. I’m pretty confident in these guys finishing off more of those chances moving forward, it was just one of those games today. We were also without Checco Terna and Jarrett West, 2 of our 3 starting center midfielders, in this one so the guys were dealing that but they worked their way through it. We had Clementi and Eli Bertram step up and do a great job in those 2 spots, which was huge for us. And as they've done all year, the defense did a great job of denying opportunities, which allowed us to work through our scoring issues in this one. Overall, this was a big game for us. If you just look at the score it might fool you, but Rivet has kept their scores low all season, and considering the type of games we’ve had so far, and the players we were missing today, this was an important win for us.

The Aces now stand at 9-0 (JV: 2-0) on the season, and travel again next Wednesday to face Mt Vernon IL at 4:30 pm for a varsity/JV contest.

Lady Rockets Blast Off Against Wayne City

From Coach Walker and Coach Fisher:

On Thursday September 12 the SMS/AJH Softball team took on Wayne City at home. The Lady Rockets would come away with a 15-5 win in 5 innings. Bella Andrews would walk the first batter who would go on to score. The first out was a connect from Lyla Keepes to Nora Jones at first. Andrews would strike out the next two batters. Bottom of the first was a huge inning for the girls. They would score 9 runs (Keepes, Kali Walker, Jones, Lauren Fisher, Madison Stevens, Chandler Cusick, Courtney Jones, Jordis Riley, and Keepes again). Andrews would hit and get thrown out at second. Wayne city would score two runs top of the second before the Rockets could get three outs. With Two strike outs and a third out by Fisher catching a foul ball behind the plate, the Rockets would again be at bat. Cusick would hit a line drive up the third base line and go on to score. Courtney Jones would be walked and score. Riley hit an infield ball to the short stop but be thrown out at first. Keepes would have a solid hit but also thrown out at first also. Walker would hit a double and score. Jones would hit to left field and score. Andrews hit to right center and also scored. Fisher would have a nice hit but be left on base after Stevens would be thrown out at first after a nice hit up the middle. (14-3) Andrews fielders would back her up top of the third. Stevens to Jones for the first out, followed by a strike out, then Keepes to Jones for the third out. Rockets went runless in the third but Breslin Ligon would hit to the second basemen but was unfortunately thrown out at first. Hazel Earnest would get to first on a drop third strike after battling at the plate getting pieces of the ball. Ruby Newkirk would also battle at the plate taking nice cuts and foul tipping several before striking out. Elizabeth Hefner would be walked but left on base as Walker hit a pop fly to the short stop for the third out. Andrews would walk the first batter in the fourth on a full count but follow up with 2 Ks. The walked runner would try to steal home on a wild pitch but great plate coverage from Fisher and Andrews would deny the runner and the Rockets would clench the third out. Nora Jones would start at the plate in the fourth and go on to score the 15th and eventual game ending run after being hit by the pitcher. (15-3) Top of the 5th the Rockets had to hold Wayne City to 2 or less runs to run rule them and they did just that. The first two batters would reach base and score but a follow through from Andrews to Fisher would be the first out. Andrews would then deny any more runs and clench the game with two solid strike outs. She’d end this game with 10 total strike outs. The girls continue to improve every game at the plate and in the field. The last regular season game will be home on Thursday September 19th at 430. Regional play will begin the following week! Go Lady Rockets!

Clay City Breaks Open Tight Game Late Against Jackets Baseball

On Thursday, September 12th, Yellow Jackets Baseball hosted Wayne City in non-conference action. After one inning, the Yellow Jackets held the lead at 2-1. It was tied after two innings at 2 apiece, then Wayne City held the lead after three innings at 5-4. After the fourth inning, Wayne City still led 7-5. From there, it went to 10-5, 10-6, and a huge 7th inning for Wayne City led to a final score of 23-6 in 7 innings. Offensively for the Yellow Jackets: Brendan Bowser was HBP and scored a run; Rhett Andrews had a single, 3 walks, and scored 2 runs; Chase Gher had 2 hits; Levi Margelin had one walk; Michael Smith had a walk; Isaiah Courter had a single, walk, and scored a run; and Tristan Bray had a walk and scored twice. Pitching for the Yellow Jackets were Chase Gher, Brendan Bowser, and Isaiah Courter. The Yellow Jackets are now 0-8 on the season. Next up: home against Grayville on September 16th at 4:30 pm.

Yellow Jackets Battle Heat In Cross Country Meet At Robinson

On Wednesday, September 11th, Yellow Jackets Cross Country traveled to Robinson for its first meet of the year. Schools competing in the meet were Robinson, Richland County, Olney (St. Joe), Paris (Mayo), and the Yellow Jackets. On a very hot and humid afternoon, here are the results for girls team and the boys team:

Girls (out of 46 participants):

Lily Keepes - 15:35 (finished 12th)

Kali Walker - 16:44 (finished 19th)

Isabella Monroy - 18:14

Bella Andrews - 19:43

Hallie Courter - 20:05

Jordis Riley - 22:38

Emma Carie - 23:19

Lillie Keeling - 26:08

Linden Stevens - 26:43

Boys (out of 47 participants)

Kollin Kelsey - 15:06 (finished 17th)

Carlos Monroy - 15:51

Trentin Casburn - 15:57

Alex McGinnis - 16:39

Isaiah Courter - 17:13

Roland Foster - 22:38

Brendan Bowser - 26:42

Trenton Potts - 29:16

Chase Gher - 29:36

Levi Potts - 30:52

Next up for Yellow Jackets Cross Country: Thursday, September 19th at the NCOE Invite.

Lady Aces Golfers Finish 2nd At Olney Invite

Mount Carmel Lady Aces Golf @ Olney Invite, Richland Country Club

September 2019

Madelyn Young Medalist, Mt. Carmel

St. Anthony 158

Ludwig 38; Wegman 38; Schuette 41; Hackman 41; Schwing 43; Westendorf 43

Mount Carmel 163

Madelyn Young 37; Allyson Armstrong 39;

Lillian Gottman 43; Daisy Schrader 44; Faith Witsman 49; Nevaeh Brock 49

Effingham 169

Boehm 38; Collier 42; Krouse 43; Boone 46; sigh 51; Hirtzel 61

Charleston’s. 190

Olney 213

Salem 218

Fairfield NTS

Paris NTS

Robinson NTS

Lady Rockets Softball Back To .500 With Win At West Salem

On Monday September 9th the SMS/AJH Softball team traveled to West Salem. The Lady Rockets would come away with another win making their overall 3-3 for the year! The ladies would struggle at the plate starting out. In the first, Lyla Keepes would hit one to the short stop followed by Kali Walker striking out. Nora Jones would get on base but be left there after Bella Andrews got out with a hit to the pitcher. Andrews would fight back though with 3 strike outs. She would walk one batter who would make the score (0-1). The pitchers would battle back and forth the next two innings. Andrews going 3 up and 3 down on both the second and third innings. Still at 0-1 at the top of the forth, the Lady Rockets would find their hot bats. Walker and Andrews would both score to go up 2-1. West Salem tried to answer but with one strike out, an out from Andrews to Lauren Fisher at first, and another out by Fisher the Lady Rockets held their lead. Top of the 5th Courtney Jones hit a single and would be brought home after a triple from Walker. Now up 3-1 West Salem would turn to the bunt to get on base. Their first batter would go on to score but Nora Jones (C) wouldn’t let another bunt attempt score. She got their second batter for the first out. Andrews would strike out two additional players to hold the lead. In the 6th West Salem would hold the Lady Rockets but Andrews would connect with Fisher (1) for the first out. Hazel Earnest would catch a ball to the right field for number two. And Andrews would close the inning with another strike out. The last inning the Lady Rockets would go on a two out rally. Lyla Keepes would be walked and score. Kali Walker would hit to short left center and go on to score. Up 5-2 Andrews wouldn’t give West Salem a chance to answer closing the game with 3 consecutive strike outs. She would end the game with only one walk and an impressive 15 strike outs total! Also seeing the field and at bats were Madison Stevens (3), Elizabeth Hefner (CF), Chandler Cusick (CF), Ruby Newkirk (RF), Breslin Ligon (RF), and Jordis Riley (RF). The girls are back in action at home this Thursday September 12th. Come watch at 430 at 4th Street ball park!

Lady Aces Golfers Scorch Washington

Mount Carmel Lady Aces Golf

vs Washington 

At West Berwick Golf Course, Mt Carmel

Par 36

 Medalist: Lillian Gottman, Mt Carmel

 Mount Carmel 148

Lillian Gottman 34; Madelyn Young 36; Daisy Schrader 37; Faith Witsman 41; Allyson Armstrong 43; Nevaeh Brock 51; Anna Gill 63

 Washington 216

Faith Dalton 47; Reagan Phillips 48; Jacky Abrego 57: Makenzie Parsons 64

Coach Karin Kelsey comments

WOW! These girls just keep getting better! The team tied the school record with a team score of 148!  Lillian Gottman also tied the individual school record set by Abbey Leighty of 2 under par! 

 Tonight,  Lillian Gottman led the team with her 2 under par 34; Madelyn Young played even par 36; Daisy Schrader carded a 37, 1 over par; and Faith Witsman’s 5 over par, 41 was the final score used to tie the school record! These girls along with Allyson Armstrong, Nevaeh Brock and Anna Gill are a hardworking group of young ladies! They challenge each other daily and are working together as a team to make great things happen!

 Tomorrow they play in a 10-team tournament at Richland Country Club.