July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
EJ runners defeat Driver (09/06/07)
East Jay roundup
WINCHESTER - All three East Jay Middle School teams ran away with victories Wednesday over Winchester Driver.
The Chief sixth and seventh grade boys won 17-40, the girls triumphed 19-42 and the eighth grade boys won 26-30.
East Jay won all three races, with Kyle Scott (13-minutes, 5 seconds) leading the sixth and seventh grade boys, Katie Simmons (13:06) first for the girls and Austin Bentz (11:29) topping the eighth grade boys.
Michael Bruggeman followed Scott in second place at 13:26 as the Chiefs crowded the finish line. Zack Fullenkamp was third in 13:27, and Alex Dunn fourth with a time of 13:51. Chaz Carroll capped the team score in seventh at 14:16.
Amber Huelskamp was 18 seconds behind Simmons for the girls in second place followed by LeAnn Horn (fourth - 14:01), Tiffany Huelskamp (fifth - 14:09) and Julie Valentine (seventh - 14:31). Bradley Leuthold earned the runner-up spot for the eighth grade boys in 11:53 ahead of Edward Muhlenkamp (sixth - 12:57), Jordan McBride (eighth - 13:14) and Colby Cline (ninth - 13:30).
Sixth spikers fall
The Chiefs' sixth grade volleyball team won its opening game Wednesday, but struggled the rest of the way in a 21-25, 25-8, 15-6 loss to Selma.
Kaitlin Petro finished with seven points and three digs as East Jay dropped its first match of the season. Katie Aker had six points, and Rachel Ferguson and Ali Inman each added three digs.
Rachelle Boolman totaled six points in the B team's 19-25, 25-18, 15-9 loss to Selma.
Seventh gridders roll
Cade Price scored twice in a span of less than four minutes in the second quarter Wednesday, leading the seventh grade football team to a 32-8 win over the New Castle Trojans. The eighth grade Chiefs fell, 8-0.
Price scored on a 20-yard run midway through the second quarter, then added a three-yard scoring run with 2:38 left in the opening half. East Jay (1-0) built on its 16-0 halftime lead with touchdowns from Brock McFarland and Kegan Comer before New Castle got on the board with just 1:07 left in the game.
The Trojans also scored late in the eighth grade game - the lone touchdown came with 4:48 remaining - and held off an East Jay charge. A 40-yard pass from Andre Duke to Cameron Bentz followed by a 20-yard Duke run had the Chiefs inside the 10-yard line, but New Castle picked off a pass in the final minute to seal the game.[[In-content Ad]]
The Chief sixth and seventh grade boys won 17-40, the girls triumphed 19-42 and the eighth grade boys won 26-30.
East Jay won all three races, with Kyle Scott (13-minutes, 5 seconds) leading the sixth and seventh grade boys, Katie Simmons (13:06) first for the girls and Austin Bentz (11:29) topping the eighth grade boys.
Michael Bruggeman followed Scott in second place at 13:26 as the Chiefs crowded the finish line. Zack Fullenkamp was third in 13:27, and Alex Dunn fourth with a time of 13:51. Chaz Carroll capped the team score in seventh at 14:16.
Amber Huelskamp was 18 seconds behind Simmons for the girls in second place followed by LeAnn Horn (fourth - 14:01), Tiffany Huelskamp (fifth - 14:09) and Julie Valentine (seventh - 14:31). Bradley Leuthold earned the runner-up spot for the eighth grade boys in 11:53 ahead of Edward Muhlenkamp (sixth - 12:57), Jordan McBride (eighth - 13:14) and Colby Cline (ninth - 13:30).
Sixth spikers fall
The Chiefs' sixth grade volleyball team won its opening game Wednesday, but struggled the rest of the way in a 21-25, 25-8, 15-6 loss to Selma.
Kaitlin Petro finished with seven points and three digs as East Jay dropped its first match of the season. Katie Aker had six points, and Rachel Ferguson and Ali Inman each added three digs.
Rachelle Boolman totaled six points in the B team's 19-25, 25-18, 15-9 loss to Selma.
Seventh gridders roll
Cade Price scored twice in a span of less than four minutes in the second quarter Wednesday, leading the seventh grade football team to a 32-8 win over the New Castle Trojans. The eighth grade Chiefs fell, 8-0.
Price scored on a 20-yard run midway through the second quarter, then added a three-yard scoring run with 2:38 left in the opening half. East Jay (1-0) built on its 16-0 halftime lead with touchdowns from Brock McFarland and Kegan Comer before New Castle got on the board with just 1:07 left in the game.
The Trojans also scored late in the eighth grade game - the lone touchdown came with 4:48 remaining - and held off an East Jay charge. A 40-yard pass from Andre Duke to Cameron Bentz followed by a 20-yard Duke run had the Chiefs inside the 10-yard line, but New Castle picked off a pass in the final minute to seal the game.[[In-content Ad]]
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