July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
Comer will miss at least 2 weeks
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The Patriots will be without their starting point guard for at least a few more games.
Kegan Comer, a Jay County High School senior, will be out for at least two weeks.
Comer broke a bone in his right wrist when he slammed into a wall after making a lay-up during the first quarter of Friday’s win over Winchester. He met with doctors on Saturday and again Monday, and will be in a hard cast for the next two weeks. He will be re-evaluated on Feb. 4 and likely wear a hard cast for several more weeks.
Jay County, which defeated Centerville 56-23 with Comer sidelined on Saturday, plays its next game Saturday at Blackford. The Patriots will host Eastbrook and Yorktown on Feb. 1 and 2 respectively. The earliest potential return for Comer would be for the Feb. 7 game at Delta.
Comer, who will play college basketball next season at the University of St. Francis in Fort Wayne, is one of three JCHS players averaging double figures as he scores 12.5 points per game. He leads JCHS in assists at 4.3 per game, and is also averaging 2.5 rebounds and 1.3 steals.
FR girls fall to Cavs
COLDWATER, Ohio — The Fort Recovery freshman girls basketball team suffered a 31-22 loss Monday to the Coldwater Cavaliers.
Kendra Siefring paced the Indians with eight points. Julie Wendel and Kirsten Jutte added six and five points respectively.
Eagle sixth wins
West Jay Middle School’s sixth grade girls basketball team picked up a 33-22 victory Monday over Selma.
Shelby Caldwell totaled 15 points and seven rebounds to power the Eagles. Rhegan Shimp added 10 points.
In the B team game, West Jay won 10-6 behind an eight-point effort from Calli Crosby.
Tribe sweeps Celina
FORT RECOVERY — The Fort Recovery eighth grade boys basketball team topped the Celina Bulldogs 45-34 on Monday. The seventh graders won, 31-25.
Micaiah Cox led the eighth grade Indians (8-3) to the victory with 19 points. Caleb Martin joined him in double figures with 14.
Cade Wendel totaled 10 points in the victory for the seventh grand squad (6-5). Evan Post scored nine points.
WJ stays perfect
The West Jay sixth grade boys basketball team stayed undefeated Monday with a 33-30 victory over Selma.
Gabe Faulkner powered the Eagles (3-0) with 21 points. Wyatt Geesaman added seven points.
WJMS dropped the B team game 15-4. Austin Sampley had three points.
Fort falls to Raiders
RUSSIA, Ohio — Fort Recovery’s seventh grade girls basketball team took just its second loss of the season Monday, 28-27 in overtime to the Russia Raiders. The eighth grade team fell, 50-21.
Grace Thien scored 11 points for the seventh grade squad (10-2), which came back from a four-point halftime deficit before falling in overtime. Kelsey Jutte added eight points.
Jocie Kaiser finished with eight points for the FRMS eighth graders (6-6). Grace Gehle followed with seven points.[[In-content Ad]]
Kegan Comer, a Jay County High School senior, will be out for at least two weeks.
Comer broke a bone in his right wrist when he slammed into a wall after making a lay-up during the first quarter of Friday’s win over Winchester. He met with doctors on Saturday and again Monday, and will be in a hard cast for the next two weeks. He will be re-evaluated on Feb. 4 and likely wear a hard cast for several more weeks.
Jay County, which defeated Centerville 56-23 with Comer sidelined on Saturday, plays its next game Saturday at Blackford. The Patriots will host Eastbrook and Yorktown on Feb. 1 and 2 respectively. The earliest potential return for Comer would be for the Feb. 7 game at Delta.
Comer, who will play college basketball next season at the University of St. Francis in Fort Wayne, is one of three JCHS players averaging double figures as he scores 12.5 points per game. He leads JCHS in assists at 4.3 per game, and is also averaging 2.5 rebounds and 1.3 steals.
FR girls fall to Cavs
COLDWATER, Ohio — The Fort Recovery freshman girls basketball team suffered a 31-22 loss Monday to the Coldwater Cavaliers.
Kendra Siefring paced the Indians with eight points. Julie Wendel and Kirsten Jutte added six and five points respectively.
Eagle sixth wins
West Jay Middle School’s sixth grade girls basketball team picked up a 33-22 victory Monday over Selma.
Shelby Caldwell totaled 15 points and seven rebounds to power the Eagles. Rhegan Shimp added 10 points.
In the B team game, West Jay won 10-6 behind an eight-point effort from Calli Crosby.
Tribe sweeps Celina
FORT RECOVERY — The Fort Recovery eighth grade boys basketball team topped the Celina Bulldogs 45-34 on Monday. The seventh graders won, 31-25.
Micaiah Cox led the eighth grade Indians (8-3) to the victory with 19 points. Caleb Martin joined him in double figures with 14.
Cade Wendel totaled 10 points in the victory for the seventh grand squad (6-5). Evan Post scored nine points.
WJ stays perfect
The West Jay sixth grade boys basketball team stayed undefeated Monday with a 33-30 victory over Selma.
Gabe Faulkner powered the Eagles (3-0) with 21 points. Wyatt Geesaman added seven points.
WJMS dropped the B team game 15-4. Austin Sampley had three points.
Fort falls to Raiders
RUSSIA, Ohio — Fort Recovery’s seventh grade girls basketball team took just its second loss of the season Monday, 28-27 in overtime to the Russia Raiders. The eighth grade team fell, 50-21.
Grace Thien scored 11 points for the seventh grade squad (10-2), which came back from a four-point halftime deficit before falling in overtime. Kelsey Jutte added eight points.
Jocie Kaiser finished with eight points for the FRMS eighth graders (6-6). Grace Gehle followed with seven points.[[In-content Ad]]
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