July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
Jay-Randolph goes 1-4 on weekend (07/22/03)
Local Roundup
The Jay-Randolph Bulldogs American Legion baseball team started the weekend well, but was back in a slump by the time Sunday rolled around.
Jay-Randolph defeated Greenfield for just its third win of the year Friday, 6-4. However, it then lost both ends of a Saturday double-header to Crown Point, 9-0 and 12-5, and both halves of a Sunday double-header to Plymouth, 16-5 and 13-2.
The Bulldogs were trailing 4-3 after seven innings Friday, but scored three times in the bottom of the eighth to pull ahead.
Jay County’s Mitch Waters started the rally with a walk, and Noah Whitehead and Andy Swanagan followed with singles. A double by James Brannan completed the effort as Jay-Randolph took the win.
Waters started the game and allowed three runs in six innings before Kyle Hunt took over and got the win. Waters finished 1-for-3 with a run and an RBI.
Jay County’s Chris Myers was hitless on the weekend before driving in a pair of runs with one hit in the finale against Plymouth.
Summer soccer
The Jay Community Center Small-sided Summer Soccer League had four games on the schedule Saturday, with the Blue Thunderbirds topping the Gold Niners 4-1 and the Red Flames defeating the Purple Smash 8-3 in the 7-8-year-old division. In 9-12-year-old games the Red Missiles beat the Orange Swift 7-4 while the Gold Olympians got by the Blue Dodgers 7-1.
The Wolford family took care of the scoring for the Blue Thunderbirds in their win. Joshua Wolford and Jordan Wolford each had two goals
Zach Fullenkamp notched the lone score for the Niners.
The Flames got three goals apiece from Kaelen Jewell and Kaho Saruta. Maddie Bailey scored twice.
McKayla Haines had all three goals for the Smash.
Brad Horn had another outstanding game for the Missiles, scoring six times. Justin Eley had the other goal for the team.
Tevan Green scored twice for the Swift.
Austin Bentz and Derek Bartlett each had three goals for the Olympians. Joseph Imel scored once.
Kelsey Jackson had the long Dodger goal.
Junior League banquet
Portland Junior League will hold its post-season banquet Monday, Aug. 11. The banquet will be at the Portland Moose Lodge beginning at 6 p.m.[[In-content Ad]]
Jay-Randolph defeated Greenfield for just its third win of the year Friday, 6-4. However, it then lost both ends of a Saturday double-header to Crown Point, 9-0 and 12-5, and both halves of a Sunday double-header to Plymouth, 16-5 and 13-2.
The Bulldogs were trailing 4-3 after seven innings Friday, but scored three times in the bottom of the eighth to pull ahead.
Jay County’s Mitch Waters started the rally with a walk, and Noah Whitehead and Andy Swanagan followed with singles. A double by James Brannan completed the effort as Jay-Randolph took the win.
Waters started the game and allowed three runs in six innings before Kyle Hunt took over and got the win. Waters finished 1-for-3 with a run and an RBI.
Jay County’s Chris Myers was hitless on the weekend before driving in a pair of runs with one hit in the finale against Plymouth.
Summer soccer
The Jay Community Center Small-sided Summer Soccer League had four games on the schedule Saturday, with the Blue Thunderbirds topping the Gold Niners 4-1 and the Red Flames defeating the Purple Smash 8-3 in the 7-8-year-old division. In 9-12-year-old games the Red Missiles beat the Orange Swift 7-4 while the Gold Olympians got by the Blue Dodgers 7-1.
The Wolford family took care of the scoring for the Blue Thunderbirds in their win. Joshua Wolford and Jordan Wolford each had two goals
Zach Fullenkamp notched the lone score for the Niners.
The Flames got three goals apiece from Kaelen Jewell and Kaho Saruta. Maddie Bailey scored twice.
McKayla Haines had all three goals for the Smash.
Brad Horn had another outstanding game for the Missiles, scoring six times. Justin Eley had the other goal for the team.
Tevan Green scored twice for the Swift.
Austin Bentz and Derek Bartlett each had three goals for the Olympians. Joseph Imel scored once.
Kelsey Jackson had the long Dodger goal.
Junior League banquet
Portland Junior League will hold its post-season banquet Monday, Aug. 11. The banquet will be at the Portland Moose Lodge beginning at 6 p.m.[[In-content Ad]]
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