July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
Bruggeman, Miller lead Jay Co. to 4th straight win (10/01/03)
Jay County Roundup
The shutout streak ended, but the winning streak did not as the Jay County girls soccer team won for the fourth game in a row Tuesday 3-1 over the Blackford Bruins.
Jamie Bruggeman and Sarah Miller turned in big efforts for the Patriots (8-3-1) with three assists and two goals respectively.
Bruggeman got the first scoring chance started, chipping the ball up to Miller less than six minutes into the game. Miller gave Jay County a 1-0 lead with her header goal.
Nine minutes later Bruggeman crossed a grounder in from the right side for Miller’s second score.
Blackford gave itself a chance midway through the second half, breaking the Patriots streak of three straight shutouts when a Rachel Smith score that scooted through goalie Sara Garringer’s hands.
But, Bruggeman assisted again to put Jay County back on top by two just a few minutes later. She found Renae Laux, who went off the post for a long score for the final margin.
Bruggeman also led the team, taking four of its 15 shots on goal. Miller finished with three.
The Patriots will play their final road game of the season Thursday when they visit Muncie Central at 4:30 p.m.
Chiefs win two
The East Jay eighth grade volleyball team took a 21-13, 21-14 win over Union City West Side Tuesday, and the seventh grade team also won, 21-19, 21-3.
Shelby Rines went 6-of-8 serving for the Chiefs with a pair of aces for the eighth grade team (6-1). Alissa Myers and Julie Alig also had two aces each.
The seventh grade team (5-2) got four points from Mackenzie Loy. Kaelee Keller scored three points, two of which came on aces.
WJ runners split
West Jay’s cross country teams picked up one win and suffered one loss as they hosted Montpelier Tuesday.
The girls team earned an 18-37 victory on the night. The sixth and seventh grade boys team fell to a 24-31 defeat.
The Eagles’ girls team rolled to the win with a one-two-three finish. Kelly Weaver led the way followed by Kristen Selvey and Krystal Hutchens.
Kala Barber was fifth, and Brittany Burris took seventh.
Brady Mills won the race for the West Jay boys team, and Jeremiah Cotherman finished third. Ty Fullenkamp was 11th, Willie Mayfield placed 14th and Spencer Pittman was 16th.[[In-content Ad]]
Jamie Bruggeman and Sarah Miller turned in big efforts for the Patriots (8-3-1) with three assists and two goals respectively.
Bruggeman got the first scoring chance started, chipping the ball up to Miller less than six minutes into the game. Miller gave Jay County a 1-0 lead with her header goal.
Nine minutes later Bruggeman crossed a grounder in from the right side for Miller’s second score.
Blackford gave itself a chance midway through the second half, breaking the Patriots streak of three straight shutouts when a Rachel Smith score that scooted through goalie Sara Garringer’s hands.
But, Bruggeman assisted again to put Jay County back on top by two just a few minutes later. She found Renae Laux, who went off the post for a long score for the final margin.
Bruggeman also led the team, taking four of its 15 shots on goal. Miller finished with three.
The Patriots will play their final road game of the season Thursday when they visit Muncie Central at 4:30 p.m.
Chiefs win two
The East Jay eighth grade volleyball team took a 21-13, 21-14 win over Union City West Side Tuesday, and the seventh grade team also won, 21-19, 21-3.
Shelby Rines went 6-of-8 serving for the Chiefs with a pair of aces for the eighth grade team (6-1). Alissa Myers and Julie Alig also had two aces each.
The seventh grade team (5-2) got four points from Mackenzie Loy. Kaelee Keller scored three points, two of which came on aces.
WJ runners split
West Jay’s cross country teams picked up one win and suffered one loss as they hosted Montpelier Tuesday.
The girls team earned an 18-37 victory on the night. The sixth and seventh grade boys team fell to a 24-31 defeat.
The Eagles’ girls team rolled to the win with a one-two-three finish. Kelly Weaver led the way followed by Kristen Selvey and Krystal Hutchens.
Kala Barber was fifth, and Brittany Burris took seventh.
Brady Mills won the race for the West Jay boys team, and Jeremiah Cotherman finished third. Ty Fullenkamp was 11th, Willie Mayfield placed 14th and Spencer Pittman was 16th.[[In-content Ad]]
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