SMS Volleyball Report Vs. New Hope

2/25/20 SMS Volleyball Stats vs New Hope

C-team 25-17 SMS(W) 13-25 SMS (L) Madeleine Mann- 1 serve Cortney Jones- 2 serves, plus 1 ace Natalee Hedge-3 serves, plus ace Ruby Newkirk- 6 serves plus 1 ace Kourtney Hall- 2 serves, plus 2 aces Hazel Earnest-1 serve Austin Steckler-Dee- 1 ace We were moving our feet to the ball really well the first game, and came up with the win. The second game we had a break down in communication, and a hard time controlling the pass.

JV 25-20 SMS(W) 25-16 SMS (W) Sarah McCorkle- 6 serves, 6 assists, 1 dig Bella Andrews- 8 serve, 3 assist Madison Stevens- 3 serves, plus 1 ace, 4 kills, 3 digs Kali Walker- 2 serves, 1 dig Emily Gottman- 6 serves, 5 digs Elizabeth Hefner- 7 serves, plus 1 ace, 4 digs The JV team came out even stronger the second game. They had a good solid win tonight.

Varsity 17-25 SMS(L) 25-15 SMS (W) 17-15 SMS (W) Nora Jones- 7 serves, 2 aces, 4 kills, 2 assists, 2 digs Lily Keepes- 1 kill, 1 dig Sarah McCorkle- 10 serves, 12 assists Bella Andrews- 7 serves, 1 ace, 1 kill, 3 digs Madison Stevens- 8 serves, 4 aces, 7 kills, 2 blocks, 3 digs Kali Walker- 2 digs Emily Gottman- 9 serves, 3 digs Elizabeth Hefner- 7 serves

Wow this was such a exciting win! The girls were slow to start, and let a few balls drop the first game. The second game they came alive and played awesome. We were talking well, picking up some tough balls, and attacking every chance we had. The Lady Rockets lead most of the 3rd game. We lead all the way to being up 14-10. As soon as we thought we had it won New Hope fought back and came up with 14-15. We battled for the next point to tie it up with 15s all. Bella Andrews was able to stay composed and serve us home to a 17-15 sweet victory! Thursday we head to Clay City for the conference tournament. We will be facing New Hope at 5:00 for the first round.

Schnarre first honored, then surprised

Saturday, Wabash Valley College honored Paul Schnarre for his record-setting career as Lady Warrior softball coach and long tenure as Athletic Director.

And, that was just the beginning.

During a ceremony prior to the start of the Warriors’ home finale basketball game, WVC president Dr. Matt Fowler read from a long list of Schnarre accomplishments, including the all-time junior college record for softball wins (1,404). Schnarre was surrounded by current and former players along with family and friends.

But there was more.

Athletic Director Mike Carpenter then stepped to the mic and surprised Schnarre again. He announced plans to begin a WVC Hall of Fame in 2021 and said that Schnarre would be the first inductee into the Hall. A sign proclaiming Schnarre’s induction was then unveiled.

“We have been working on this for a few months, and the hardest part has been keeping it a secret from Coach Schnarre,” Carpenter said. “His guidance and vision as the Athletic Director is the main reason why all of our sports have competed on a National level for so many years, and his excellence as a Softball coach will never be duplicated. We’re happy to announce Paul Schnarre as the first inductee into the WVC Athletics Hall of Fame.”

Schnarre, who retired from the head softball position earlier this year, amassed a record of 1,404-325. His teams have won 23 Great Rivers Athletic Conference championships, 11 Region titles and have made 10 trips to the NJCAA national softball tournament.

In 1973, Schnarre was hired at WVC as the head baseball coach. He later became Athletic Director in 1976, a position he held for 37 years before stepping down in 2013.

An emotional Paul Schnarre turns to view a sign proclaiming him as the first inductee into a planned WVC Hall of Fame.

Paul Schnarre is surrounded by current and former players

Jr. Lady Aces Capture C Team Championship At Allendale

On Saturday, February 22nd, the Wabash Valley Volleyball Tournament took place at Allendale Elementary School.  In the C-tournament, the following were the scores:

St. Mary's defeated Allendale 15-9 and 15-12

Mt. Carmel defeated Allendale 15-6 and 15-13

Mt. Carmel defeated St. Mary's 14-16, 16-14, and 15-10

The Mt. Carmel Jr. Lady Aces took 1st place in the C-tournament portion, while St. Mary's Lady Rockets took 2nd place.

St. Mary's Wins Allendale B Tourney Title

In the B-team format at Allendale School of the Wabash Valley Volleyball Tournament, the St. Mary's Lady Rockets took 1st Place and the Mt. Carmel Junior Lady Aces took 2nd Place.  The following are the scores from the round robin tournament:

St. Mary's defeated Mt. Carmel 15-6 and 15-6

St. Mary's defeated Allendale 15-4 and 15-1

Mt. Carmel defeated Allendale 12-15, 15-6, and 15-13

Jr. Lady Aces Win Allendale A Tourney Crown

At Allendale School, in the Wabash Valley Volleyball Tournament, the Mt. Carmel Jr. Lady Aces won 1st place and St. Mary's Lady Rockets won 2nd place.  The results were as follows:

Mt. Carmel defeated Allendale 15-3 and 15-5

Mt. Carmel defeated St. Mary's 15-10 and 15-9

St. Mary's defeated Allendale 15-3 and 15-10

Champion Jr. Lady Aces

Lady Rockets With The 2nd Place Trophy

SMS-Grayville Volleyball Report

2/21/20 SMS Volleyball Stats vs Grayville

C-team 25-21 SMS(W) 25-21 SMS (L) Ava Jent- 6 serves, plus 1 ace, 1 assist Bella Jent- 1 serve, 1 kill Madeleine Mann- 12 serves, plus 1 ace Cortney Jones- 1 serve Natalee Hedge-1 serve Lyla Keepes- 4 serves plus 1 aces Ruby Newkirk- 1 serves plus 1 ace Kourtney Hall- 1 serve Hazel Earnest-1 serve Austin Steckler-Dee- 3 serves, plus 1 ace Ava Abell- 2 serves We had two close games for the 5th and 6th grade tonight, we took one and Grayville the other.

JV 25-16 SMS(W) 25-7 SMS (W) Sarah McCorkle- 12 serves, plus 1 ace, 10 assists Bella Andrews- 2 serve, 4 assist Madison Stevens- 4 serves, plus 1 ace, 4 kills, 3 digs Kali Walker- 3 serves, 1 kill Emily Gottman- 4 serves Elizabeth Hefner- 17 serves, plus 2 aces, 2 digs The JV team came out even stronger the second game, it took a little bit to get us playing clean, but the second game the girls really picked it up.

Varsity 20-24 SMS(L) 25-21 SMS (W) 17-25 SMS (L) Nora Jones- 5 serves, 3 digs, 2 kill Lily Keepes- 1 kill, 2 blocks, 4 digs Sarah McCorkle- 10 serves, plus 1 ace, 1 kill, 7 assists Bella Andrews- 22 serves, 5 digs Madison Stevens- 8 serves, 3 kills, 1 block, 3 digs Kali Walker- 2 digs Emily Gottman- 10 serves, 2 digs Elizabeth Hefner- 8 serves, plus 1 ace The Varsity girls played hard tonight, one of the biggest reason we fell short, was missing double the amount of serves we normally do. Sometimes the serving misses almost become contagious. Saturday we head to Allendale for the c-team, JV, and Varsity tournaments starting at 9 o’clock.

Mt. Carmel Sweeps Allendale Volleyball

On Tuesday, February 18th, Yellow Jackets Volleyball hosted Mt. Carmel in non-conference action.  In the C-match, Mt. Carmel won in two games, 25-11 and 25-16.  In the B-match, Mt. Carmel won in two games, 25-1 and 25-20.  In the A-match, Mt. Carmel won in two games, 25-15 and 25-5.

Next up for Yellow Jackets Volleyball:  Wabash County Invitational Tournament on Saturday, February 22nd, at Allendale.  Mt. Carmel and St. Mary's will join the Yellow Jackets for a round robin tournament, starting with the C-team tournament at 9 am.  The B-team and A-team tournaments will follow.  

SMS Volleyball vs. Jasper Geff

2/18/20 SMS Volleyball Stats vs Jasper Geff

C-team 25–16 SMS(W) 25-21 SMS(W) Ava Jent- 2 aces Bella Jent- 1 serve plus 1 ace Madeleine Mann- 3 serves Cortney Jones- 4 serves Natalee Hedge-2 serves Lyla Keepes- 2 serves plus 1 ace Ruby Newkirk- 6 serves plus 2 aces Kourtney Hall- 4 serve Hazel Earnest-4 serves Linden Stevens- 1 serve, plus 1 ace Austin Steckler-Dee- 1 serve Ava Abell- 3 serve The fifth and sixth grade girls had a good night tonight. The girls are moving to the ball better every game.

JV 25-6 25-11 SMS(W) 25-19 SMS (W) Sarah McCorkle- 11 serves, 3 assists, 2 kills Bella Andrews- 4 serve, plus 1 ace, 1 kill, 1 assist Madison Stevens- 7 serves, 2 kills, 1 dig Kali Walker- 4 serves, 1 kill, 1 dig Emily Gottman- 5 serves, 1 ace, 1 dig Elizabeth Hefner- 9 serves, 1 ace, 1 dig The JV team came out strong. They had good communication tonight, and a good serve receive.

Varsity 17-25 SMS(L) 11-25 SMS (L) Nora Jones- 1 serves, 4 digs Lily Keepes- 1 kill, 1 dig Sarah McCorkle- 7 serves, 1 kill, 4 assists Bella Andrews- 5 serves, 1 digs Madison Stevens- 1 serves, 2 kills, 1 solo block, 3 digs Kali Walker- 1 dig Emily Gottman- 1 serve Elizabeth Hefner- 4 serves

The Varsity squad did some very good things. We had some smart plays, and excellent pick ups. Serve receive ended up being our toughest obstacle of the night. Jasper Geff had some impressive jump servers that were hard to defend. We also missed a good amount of serves tonight, and it all adds up. I’m proud of all the girls, I feel like the are picking up more court savvy with each game they play. This Thursday we have our first away game at West Salem, the c-team will start at 5:15.

SMS Volleyball Report

2/13/20 SMS Volleyball Stats vs Clay City SMS vs Clay City

C-team 25–23 SMS(W) 25-9 SMS(W) Ava Jent- 3 serves plus 2 aces Madeleine Mann- 4 serves plus 3 aces Cortney Jones- 1 serves plus 2 aces Natalee Hedge-2 serves, plus ace Lyla Keepes- 3 serves plus 1 ace Ruby Newkirk- 4 serves plus 1 ace, 1 kill Kourtney Hall- 1 serve, 1 dig Hazel Earnest-6 serves plus 4 aces, 1 dig Linden Stevens- 1 serve, plus 1 ace Austin Steckler-Dee- 1 serve, plus 2 aces Ava Abell- 1 serve The fifth and sixth grade girls came out aggressive, and focused! We had a little breakdown and in serve receive the first game, but they battled back to win. The second game the girls played with great energy, it was fun to watch.

JV 25-6 25-6 SMS(W) 25-5 SMS (W) Sarah McCorkle- 7 serves plus 1 ace, 7 assists Bella Andrews- 1 serve, 3 assists Madison Stevens- 6 serves, plus 2 aces, 5 kills Kali Walker- 1 kill, 2 digs Emily Gottman- 2 serves, 2 aces Elizabeth Hefner- 9 serves, 1 ace, 1 dig The JV team came out with very aggressive serves and great communication. They were moving well on the court tonight, and dominated both matches.

Varsity 12-25 SMS(L) 13-25 SMS (L) Nora Jones- 3 serves, 3 kills, 7 digs Lily Keepes- 1 serve Sarah McCorkle- 6 serves, 16 assists Bella Andrews- 4 serves, 3 digs Madison Stevens- 2 serves, 4 kills, 1 block, 2 digs Kali Walker- 1 dig Emily Gottman- 2 digs Elizabeth Hefner- 2 serves, 2 digs

Coaches Comments: The Varsity squad fought hard against a very experienced and sound opponent. Even though we didn’t come out on top, we didn’t slack in hustle and never gave up. The last volley of the night was back and forth with so many great saves and a solo block. I’m very proud of my girls for the way they played defense. Next week we will be back at home on Tuesday starting at 5:15 playing Jasper/Geff.

Yellow Jackets Volleyball Report

On Monday, February 10th, Yellow Jackets Volleyball traveled to West Salem for three matches.  In the C-match, West Salem won in two games, 25-10 and 25-8.  In the B-match, West Salem won 25-3 and 25-20.  In the A-match, West Salem won 25-9 and 25-14.

 On Tuesday, February 11th, Allendale Volleyball traveled to Jasper to take on Jasper-Geff in WEAA Conference action.  In the C-match, Jasper-Geff won in two games, 25-17 and 25-18.  In the B-match, Jasper-Geff won in two games 25-7 and 25-9.  In the A-match, Jasper-Geff won 25-13 and 25-9.

 On Thursday, February 13th, Yellow Jackets Volleyball was back home to take on Cisne.  In the C-match, Cisne won in two games 25-21 and 25-15.  In the B-match, Cisne won in two games 25-3 and 25-9.  In the A-match, Cisne won in two games 25-7 and 25-12.

 Next up for Yellow Jackets Volleyball:  Tuesday, February 18 at home against Mt. Carmel.  C-match begins at 5:15 pm.

WVC to host bass fishing workshop with pro angler Bradley Roy

Wabash Valley College’s bass fishing team will be hosting a bass fishing workshop with Major League Fishing, Bass Pro Tour angler Bradley Roy on Feb. 29 in WVC’s Brubeck Theatre.

Middle school and high school anglers will be admitted for free. One coach per school will also be admitted for free. Pre-registration can be completed by visiting www.wvcwarriorathletics.com, clicking club teams, selecting bass fishing and then clicking on the Bradley Roy event.

 Cost will be $10 for those 19 and up who are not a part of a middle or high school bass fishing team.  Registration for the event will start at 8 a.m. and sessions one through three will be held from 8:30 a.m. until 3:00 p.m., with a lunch break from 12:00 p.m. until 12:50 p.m.

 Bradley Roy was a 2019 Bass Pro Tour­ Redcrest qualifier; he placed third in points in the 2018 Bassmaster Elite Series; and, in 2017, he earned seventh in the Bassmaster Classic. He is a three-time Bassmaster Classic qualifier. Roy has had 10 career Top-10 tour finishes, 22 career Top-20 tour finishes and has a career earning of over $550,000.

 Roy is sponsored by several brands, such as Covercraft, USA Cares, Triton Boats, Mercury, D&L Tackle, Whitetail Heaven, Angler’s Outpost, Lowrance, Power Pole, Neat Trucking, Prym1 Camo, FSNB, Seaguar, Solar Bat and Owner.

 Pre-register your team, now; don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity to hear bass fishing pro Bradley Roy speak! Pre-registration can be completed by visiting www.wvcwarriorathletics.com, clicking club teams, selecting bass fishing and then clicking on the Bradley Roy event.

Jackets Volleyball Swept By Albion

On Thursday, February 6th, the Yellow Jackets Volleyball team hosted Albion in the first match of the season.  In the C-game, Albion won in two games, 25-13 and 25-13.  In the B-game, Albion won in two games, 25-6 and 25-6.  In the A-game, Albion also won in two games, 25-7 and 25-4.  Next up for the Yellow Jackets:  Monday, February 10th at West Salem with the c-game beginning at 5:15 pm.

Newkirk Signs To Play Baseball At WVC

Cade Newkirk, Senior at Mount Carmel High School, signed a National Letter of Intent today to play baseball for Wabash Valley College, Mt. Carmel.

Wabash Valley College bass team signs Holden Kauble of Clay City

Wabash Valley College's bass coach, Professor Todd Gill, is excited to announce the signing of Holden Kauble for the upcoming 2020–2021 collegiate bass season. Kauble signed on Friday afternoon, Jan. 31.

Holden Kauble is the son of Lance and Kelly Kauble of Clay City. He is a senior at Flora High School and will be competing this spring with the Flora bass team for the fourth straight season. During Kauble's high school career, he earned “Big Bass of the Year” honors for 2018 and is on one of two teams from Flora that qualified for the IHSA Sectionals to be held May 7 at Forbes Lake. Kauble plans to study Agriculture Production in college and is excited about his opportunity to be a part of the Wabash Valley College bass team.

Those interested in learning more about the Wabash Valley College bass team can visit www.wvcwarriorathletics.com, click on Club Teams and select Bass Fishing. High school juniors and seniors that have an interest in a campus visit can fill out the recruiting questionnaire and Coach Gill will contact them to discuss the team and schedule a campus visit. You can also keep up with WVC bass team news by following them on Facebook @WVC Bass Team and on Instagram @wvcbassteam.

Jackets C-Team End Season with 3rd Place Tourney Finish

On Saturday, February 1st, Yellow Jackets Basketball traveled to Clay City for the annual C-team tournament to end the season.  In game one, the Yellow Jackets played Albion and led after the first quarter 6-5.  After a big second quarter, the Yellow Jackets led at halftime 17-6 and never looked back.  The final score of the first game of the day ended up with the Yellow Jackets on top 27-12.  Scoring for the Yellow Jackets was:  Elliott Acree with 14 points, Will Freeland with 8 points, Brendan Bowser with 4 points, and Brady Porter with 1 point.  

The win moved the Yellow Jackets into the semifinal game against Cisne.  The Blazing Bullets from Cisne was like kryptonite for the Yellow Jackets and Cisne won the game 43-15.  Scoring for the Yellow Jackets was:  Cameron Kolb with 4 points, Will Freeland with 3 points, Elliott Acree with 2 points, Brady Porter with 2 points, Brendan Bowser with 2 points, and Tim Harness with 2 points.

With the loss, the Yellow Jackets would immediately turn around and play St. Joe for 3rd place.  After one quarter, the game would be tied at 10-10.  The second quarter would prove to be the best quarter of the day for the Yellow Jackets and they would go into halftime with the lead at 25-21.  The Yellow Jackets would extend their lead after three quarters to 38-32 and would pull away to win the 3rd place game 45-35.  Scoring for the Yellow Jackets was:  Brady Porter with 18 points, Elliott Acree with 13 points, Brendan Bowser with 10 points, Will Freeland with 2 points, and Cameron Kolb with 2 points.  Congratulations to the C-team on bringing home a trophy from the Clay City Tournament.  They ended their season with a 11-6 record.

Jackets Rout Clay City In Regional Semis

At the Clay City Regional on Wednesday, January 29th, Yellow Jackets Basketball took on Clay City in the first semi-final game of the night.  The Yellow Jackets jumped out to 27-7 lead in the first quarter and never looked back.  At halftime, the Yellow Jackets led 38-16.  As good as the first quarter was, the third quarter was even better for the Yellow Jackets as they pushed the lead to 67-20.  With a championship game appearance in sight, the Yellow Jackets defeated Clay City by the final score of 71-24.  Scoring for the Yellow Jackets was:  Trent Casburn with 19 points, Elliott Acree with 16 points, Matt Jackson with 13 points, Kollin Kelsey with 13 points, Eric Acree with 5 points, Carlos Monroy with 3 points, and Chase Gher with 2 points.  The A-team now moves to 12-8 on the season.

Next up:  SIJHSAA Class S Regional Championship game at Clay City on Friday, January 31st.  The Yellow Jackets will play New Hebron for the 3rd time this year at 6 pm.

Jackets Finish 3rd In Cisne 7th Grade Tournament

On Saturday, January 25th, the Yellow Jackets continued in the Cisne 7th Grade Basketball Tournament.  In the first game of the morning, the Yellow Jackets took on Fairfield in a semi-final game.  The first quarter started out slow, as Fairfield took a commanding lead at 11-5.  But, the Yellow Jackets found their stride in the second quarter and led at halftime 17-13.  The third quarter went about as well as the first quarter, with Fairfield re-taking the lead 25-21.  In the fourth quarter, as time was running out, Brendan Bowser hit a 3-pointer from the right wing to tie up the score at 33-33 and send the game to overtime.  In the overtime, Fairfield jumped out on top and never looked back, winning the game 41-35.  This would send the Yellow Jackets to the 3rd Place game to take on New Hope for a trophy.  Scoring for the Yellow Jackets was:  Kollin Kelsey with 12 points, Chase Gher with 9 points, Brendan Bowser with 5 points, Elliott Acree with 5 points, and Reed Stinson with 4 points.

In the 3rd Place game against New Hope, the Yellow Jackets started the first quarter much better than earlier and led 8-5.  Staying consistent, the Yellow Jackets led at halftime 17-9 and were two quarters away from getting their first trophy in the Cisne Tournament.  The halftime speech much have been inspiring, as the Yellow Jackets came out and took a commanding lead of 34-14 with 6 minutes left to play.  All team members saw action in the fourth quarter and the Yellow Jackets captured the 3rd Place trophy with a 39-24 victory over New Hope.  Scoring for the Yellow Jackets was:  Kollin Kelsey with 14 points, Elliott Acree with 8 points, Reed Stinson with 5 points, Brendan Bowser with 5 points, Chase Gher with 4 points, Brady Porter with 2 points, and Cameron Kolb with 1 point.  With the victory, the B-team closes their season with a final record of 11-7.

Next up for Yellow Jackets Basketball:  Wednesday, January 29th in SIJHSAA Class S Regional play at Clay City.  Yellow Jackets will play either Clay City or West Salem at 6 pm.

Jackets B-Team WIns At Cisne Tournament

On Friday, January 24th, the Yellow Jackets B-team began tournament play at Cisne taking on Norris City-Omaha-Enfield (NCOE). The Yellow Jackets started the game on a 7-0 run, but NCOE came fighting back with 6 point run of their own. NCOE led after one quarter 10-9. The second quarter was a draw, as the teams went to the half-time locker room tied up at 18-18. After a nip and tuck 3rd quarter, the Yellow Jackets led 25-24. In the fourth quarter NCOE took a 5 point lead, but the Yellow Jackets clawed their way back into the game and took the lead for good on a three-pointer by Elliott Acree. The Yellow Jackets won the game 39-36 and advance in the winner's bracket to face Fairfield Grade School at 9 am Saturday morning. Scoring for the Yellow Jackets was: Elliott Acree with 14 points, Chase Gher with 8 points, Kollin Kelsey with 8 points, Reed Stinson with 7 points, and Brady Porter with 2 points. The B-team is now 10-6 on the season.

Jackets "A" Team Wins Regular Season Finale Over Albion

On Wednesday, January 22nd, Yellow Jackets Basketball traveled to Albion for its final regular season game.  In the C-game, Albion won the game 24-22.  Scoring for the C-team was:  Brendan Bowser with 10 points, Brady Porter with 8 points, Tim Harness with 2 points, and Cameron Kolb with 2 points.  The C-team is now 9-5 on the season.

In the B-game, Albion defeated the Yellow Jackets by the final score of 55-29.  Scoring for the Yellow Jackets was:  Chase Gher with 11 points, Elliott Acree with 7 points, Brendan Bowser with 4 points, Brady Porter with 2 points, Mark Vaupel with 2 points, Reed Stinson with 1 point, Roland Foster with 1 point, and Kollin Kelsey with 1 point.  The B-team is now 9-6 on the season.

In the A-game, the Yellow Jackets came out victorious by the final score of 45-43.  Scoring for the Yellow Jackets was:  Carlos Monroy with 15 points, Trent Casburn with 12 points, Matt Jackson with 8 points, Kollin Kelsey with 5 points, Elliott Acree with 3 points, and Clay Morgan with 2 points.  The A-team is now 11-8 on the season heading into Regional play next Wednesday night at Clay City.

Next up:  Yellow Jackets in Cisne 7th grade tournament January 24th and 25th. 

Jackets Sweep West Salem

On Tuesday, January 21st, Yellow Jackets Basketball traveled to West Salem for non-conference action. In the C-game, the Yellow Jackets won convincingly by the final score of 19-1. Scoring for the Yellow Jackets was: Cameron Kolb with 8 points, Brady Porter with 5 points, Brendan Bowser with 4 points, and Levi Potts with 2 points. The C-team is now 9-4 on the season.

In the B-game, the Yellow Jackets jumped all over West Salem in the first quarter 9-0 and cruised to a victory with the final score being 39-21. Scoring for the Yellow Jackets was: Reed Stinson with 14 points, Brady Porter with 10 points, Chase Gher with 8 points, Brendan Bowser with 3 points, Cameron Kolb with 2 points, and Trent Potts with 2 points. The B-team is now 9-5 on the season.

In the A-game, the Yellow Jackets completed the sweep of West Salem by winning 61-29. Scoring for the Yellow Jackets was: Elliott Acree with 14 points, Carlos Monroy with 11 points, Matt Jackson with 10 points, Kollin Kelsey with 8 points, Reed Stinson with 8 points, Brendan Bowser with 3 points, Trent Casburn with 2 points, Clay Morgan with 2 points, Roland Foster with 2 points, and Eric Acree with 1 point. The A-team is now 10-8 on the season.

Next up: Yellow Jackets travel to Albion on Wednesday, January 22nd with the C-game beginning at 5:15 pm.