July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
Errors end season for the Patriots
Local roundup
HUNTINGTON — The Patriots had been strong at the end of the season, winning their final three games to guarantee a winning record. But in their tournament opener, they couldn’t get much of anything to go right.
Jay County High School recorded just three hits while giving up seven unearned runs Thursday as it lost 10-0 to the host Huntington North Vikings in the opening round of the Class 4A Sectional 6 baseball tournament.
Landry Inman gave up seven runs — two earned — in 4 1/3 innings to take the loss for the Patriots (15-13). Wesley Hibbard and Alex Dunn each worked in relief.
Huntington North took control with four unearned runs in the third inning.
Toby McCallister, Jason Houston and Tanner Reynolds had one hit apiece for JCHS.
Jay golfers top AC
DECATUR — Jay County’s boys golf team struggled to score on a cool, windy Thursday at Cross Creek Golf Club, but still defeated the host Adams Central Flying Jets 203-209.
Evan Mathias and Zach Fullenkamp each birdied the 500-yard, par-5 15th hole for the Patriots, who had shot 186 or better in each of its previous nine-hole rounds this season. They each added two pars as they finished with scores of 44 and 50 respectively.
David Fox paced Adams Central with a 51.
Mitchel Rigby had one par on the way to a 54 for JCHS, and Adam Alfont followed with a 55.
Graham Haines shot 62, and Austin Wendel finished with a 63.
REMC dominates
Haleigh Clayton and Renna Schwieterman powered Jay County REMC in its 15-1 Portland Junior League Rookie softball victory Thursday over Portland Optimist. Brewster Electric knocked off First Merchants Bank 9-5.
Schwieterman and Clayton each had four hits for REMC, and they combined for seven runs and seven RBIs. Reba Wendel had four hits, three runs and two RBIs.
Maddy Wenk paced Brewster Electric with four hits, three runs and an RBI.
In PJL Rookie baseball Wednesday, Pak-A-Sak topped Barnett’s Auto Parts 10-1 and Ponderosa defeated Williams Auto Parts 19-4.
Leadoff hitter Blake Johnson paced Pak-A-Sak in its win with four hits and three runs. Ryne Goldsworthy had four hits, including a double and a triple, five RBIs and four runs for Ponderosa.[[In-content Ad]]
Jay County High School recorded just three hits while giving up seven unearned runs Thursday as it lost 10-0 to the host Huntington North Vikings in the opening round of the Class 4A Sectional 6 baseball tournament.
Landry Inman gave up seven runs — two earned — in 4 1/3 innings to take the loss for the Patriots (15-13). Wesley Hibbard and Alex Dunn each worked in relief.
Huntington North took control with four unearned runs in the third inning.
Toby McCallister, Jason Houston and Tanner Reynolds had one hit apiece for JCHS.
Jay golfers top AC
DECATUR — Jay County’s boys golf team struggled to score on a cool, windy Thursday at Cross Creek Golf Club, but still defeated the host Adams Central Flying Jets 203-209.
Evan Mathias and Zach Fullenkamp each birdied the 500-yard, par-5 15th hole for the Patriots, who had shot 186 or better in each of its previous nine-hole rounds this season. They each added two pars as they finished with scores of 44 and 50 respectively.
David Fox paced Adams Central with a 51.
Mitchel Rigby had one par on the way to a 54 for JCHS, and Adam Alfont followed with a 55.
Graham Haines shot 62, and Austin Wendel finished with a 63.
REMC dominates
Haleigh Clayton and Renna Schwieterman powered Jay County REMC in its 15-1 Portland Junior League Rookie softball victory Thursday over Portland Optimist. Brewster Electric knocked off First Merchants Bank 9-5.
Schwieterman and Clayton each had four hits for REMC, and they combined for seven runs and seven RBIs. Reba Wendel had four hits, three runs and two RBIs.
Maddy Wenk paced Brewster Electric with four hits, three runs and an RBI.
In PJL Rookie baseball Wednesday, Pak-A-Sak topped Barnett’s Auto Parts 10-1 and Ponderosa defeated Williams Auto Parts 19-4.
Leadoff hitter Blake Johnson paced Pak-A-Sak in its win with four hits and three runs. Ryne Goldsworthy had four hits, including a double and a triple, five RBIs and four runs for Ponderosa.[[In-content Ad]]
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