July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
Compton leads Jay County
Jay County roundup
RICHMOND — Sammi Compton scored five goals in three tournament games last year. She continued that hot streak in Tuesday’s season opener.
Compton scored twice for the Jay County High School girls soccer team as it started the 2012 campaign with a 3-1 victory over the Richmond Red Devils.
The Patriots grabbed the lead less than eight minutes into the game when freshman Gabbie Mann took control of a throw-in and then passed the ball to Compton in the center of the field. Compton’s shot to the left corner connected at the 32:21 mark.
Mann pushed the JCHS advantage to 2-0 less than three minutes later when she tallied her first career goal. Richmond closed the gap with a goal at the 31:27 mark of the second half, but Compton scored again on an assist from Andrea Bruggeman for the final margin.
Brooke Reynard came up with three saves for the Patriots.
JCHS won the junior varsity game 1-0 on a goal by Cydney Huey.
Gray leads golfers
MUNCIE — Jay County improved to 2-0 Tuesday as it dominated the host Union Rockets 225-265 at Maplewood Golf Club.
Senior Whitney Gray paced the Patriots as she recorded three bogeys on the way to earning medalist honors. She finished with a 50.
Marissa Smith posted the best score for Union with a 63.
Maddison Baughn had Jay County’s only par of the day, on the par-4 seventh hole, and added two bogies for a 58. Alysia Fennig also shot 58, and Abby Saxman finished with a 59.
Boys tennis blanked
The Patriots won just six games Tuesday as they dropped their season opener 5-0 at home to the Marion Giants.
The No. 2 doubles duo of Nick Leuthold and Jake Schwieterman won half of those games as they fell 6-1, 6-2 to Alex Lyons and Andrew Spitzer. Landry Inman lost 6-2, 6-0 to Vinai Oddiralu at No. 1 singles, and the team of Zach Pryor and Josh Lykins fell 6-1, 6-0 to Amogh Sehgal and Daniel Harrold at No. 1 doubles.
Josh Martin (No. 2 singles) and Garhett Blackford (No. 3 singles) each suffered shutout losses.
Jay County lost the junior varsity match 4-1. Kody Degler picked up the lone victory 8-6 over Alex Ott at No. 3 singles.
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Compton scored twice for the Jay County High School girls soccer team as it started the 2012 campaign with a 3-1 victory over the Richmond Red Devils.
The Patriots grabbed the lead less than eight minutes into the game when freshman Gabbie Mann took control of a throw-in and then passed the ball to Compton in the center of the field. Compton’s shot to the left corner connected at the 32:21 mark.
Mann pushed the JCHS advantage to 2-0 less than three minutes later when she tallied her first career goal. Richmond closed the gap with a goal at the 31:27 mark of the second half, but Compton scored again on an assist from Andrea Bruggeman for the final margin.
Brooke Reynard came up with three saves for the Patriots.
JCHS won the junior varsity game 1-0 on a goal by Cydney Huey.
Gray leads golfers
MUNCIE — Jay County improved to 2-0 Tuesday as it dominated the host Union Rockets 225-265 at Maplewood Golf Club.
Senior Whitney Gray paced the Patriots as she recorded three bogeys on the way to earning medalist honors. She finished with a 50.
Marissa Smith posted the best score for Union with a 63.
Maddison Baughn had Jay County’s only par of the day, on the par-4 seventh hole, and added two bogies for a 58. Alysia Fennig also shot 58, and Abby Saxman finished with a 59.
Boys tennis blanked
The Patriots won just six games Tuesday as they dropped their season opener 5-0 at home to the Marion Giants.
The No. 2 doubles duo of Nick Leuthold and Jake Schwieterman won half of those games as they fell 6-1, 6-2 to Alex Lyons and Andrew Spitzer. Landry Inman lost 6-2, 6-0 to Vinai Oddiralu at No. 1 singles, and the team of Zach Pryor and Josh Lykins fell 6-1, 6-0 to Amogh Sehgal and Daniel Harrold at No. 1 doubles.
Josh Martin (No. 2 singles) and Garhett Blackford (No. 3 singles) each suffered shutout losses.
Jay County lost the junior varsity match 4-1. Kody Degler picked up the lone victory 8-6 over Alex Ott at No. 3 singles.
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