July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
Jay swimmers lose first to Catalina Club (06/17/03)
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Jay swimmers lose first to Catalina Club (06/17/03)
The Jay County Summer Swim Team dropped its first home dual meet of the season Monday, falling to the Catalina Swim Club of Muncie, 665-533.
Jay County struggled to win races, taking just 13 of 60 individual events and five of 20 relays.
It slipped to 1-1 on the year with the defeat.
Still, the team had two triple event winners, including a pair of record-breaking finishes from Cori Vormohr.
Vormohr set team and pool records in the 11-12-year-old girls butterfly and individual medley. She also took first in the breaststroke.
Alysha Miller added a trio of victories in the 9-10-year-old girls division. She was first in the long freestyle, butterfly and backstroke.
Sam Miller added wins in the 11-12-year-old boys long freestyle and breaststroke.
Winning one event apiece for Jay County were Rachel Vogler, Annie Vormohr, Ivy Simons, Shelby Rines and Ashley Imel.
Catalina’s Daniel Proctor set a new pool record in the 9-10-year-old boys long freestyle.
Jay County’s next meet is Thursday when it visits Wells Community at 6 p.m.
Junior League
Amber Detro paced the offense, and Annastasia Turner tossed three spectacular innings of relief to lead Albertson’s past Sibery Electric 9-6 in Portland Junior League Major League softball action Monday.
In a Minor League softball game Portland Forge rolled over Jay County REMC 20-6.
Kessler’s Sporting Goods defeated Jay County Monuments 11-6 in Rookie League baseball, and Barnett’s topped Ponderosa 24-10.
Detro racked up three hits and three runs in the victory for Albertson’s. Turner and Amanda Alberson each added three hits, with Turner scoring twice and Alberson once.
Turner took to the mound in the fifth inning with an 8-6 lead and destroyed any chance at a Sibery comeback. She struck out six and allowed just one base runner in the final three innings.
Amber Edmundson had three hits and scored once for Sibery.
Forge 20, REMC 6
Portland Forge cruised to a dominating win, scoring nine runs in the second and third innings.
Pazia Speed clobbered the ball to the tune of four hits, including a home run and a double, and scored four runs.
Vicki Taylor hit a home run and a double, and scored twice.
Laura Castillo finished the game for REMC with three hits and two runs.
Kessler’s 11, Monuments 6
Cody Bellis led the winning effort with three hits. Chase McFarland had two hits, including a triple, for Monuments.
Barnett’s 24, Ponderosa 10
Jacob Priest had a big game, smashing five hits for Barnett’s. Ponderosa got three hits from Alex Dunn.
Basketball tourney
There will be a 3-on-3 basketball tournament held at the Pennville American Legion Lion’s Club Fair July 11-12.
The tournament will use a double-elimination format in seven different age groups. The cost to enter is $25.
For more information, call (260) 824-1124.
Coonhunting activities
The Limberlost Coonhunters Club will host a pair of events during the final two weekends of June.
There will be two American Kennel Club non-qualifiers June 20-21, which will include eight hunts and six bench shows. Dogs may be AKC registered at the event for a cost of $15.
Also, the LCC will have its club picnic and kids day Saturday, June 28 with a carry-in lunch beginning at noon.
There will be a gun safety seminar and shoot-out at 1:30 p.m. with a bench show to follow at 3 p.m.
A tree contest will start at 5 p.m., and a night hunt will start at 8 p.m.
The event is open to the public. For more information, call (260) 726-3547.
Coaches needed
The search for new coaches is under way at Fort Recovery and South Adams.
Fort Recovery is in need of a new girls basketball, and the deadline for applications set at Friday.
Resumes should be sent to: Barb Sautbine, Fort Recovery High School, 400 East Butler Street, Fort Recovery, Ohio.
For more information, call FRHS at (419) 375-4111.
South Adams is looking for a boys soccer coach. The School Board will look to appoint a coach at its meeting July 15.
Anyone interested should contact SAHS athletics director Steve Rhoades at (260) 589-8231.[[In-content Ad]]
Jay County struggled to win races, taking just 13 of 60 individual events and five of 20 relays.
It slipped to 1-1 on the year with the defeat.
Still, the team had two triple event winners, including a pair of record-breaking finishes from Cori Vormohr.
Vormohr set team and pool records in the 11-12-year-old girls butterfly and individual medley. She also took first in the breaststroke.
Alysha Miller added a trio of victories in the 9-10-year-old girls division. She was first in the long freestyle, butterfly and backstroke.
Sam Miller added wins in the 11-12-year-old boys long freestyle and breaststroke.
Winning one event apiece for Jay County were Rachel Vogler, Annie Vormohr, Ivy Simons, Shelby Rines and Ashley Imel.
Catalina’s Daniel Proctor set a new pool record in the 9-10-year-old boys long freestyle.
Jay County’s next meet is Thursday when it visits Wells Community at 6 p.m.
Junior League
Amber Detro paced the offense, and Annastasia Turner tossed three spectacular innings of relief to lead Albertson’s past Sibery Electric 9-6 in Portland Junior League Major League softball action Monday.
In a Minor League softball game Portland Forge rolled over Jay County REMC 20-6.
Kessler’s Sporting Goods defeated Jay County Monuments 11-6 in Rookie League baseball, and Barnett’s topped Ponderosa 24-10.
Detro racked up three hits and three runs in the victory for Albertson’s. Turner and Amanda Alberson each added three hits, with Turner scoring twice and Alberson once.
Turner took to the mound in the fifth inning with an 8-6 lead and destroyed any chance at a Sibery comeback. She struck out six and allowed just one base runner in the final three innings.
Amber Edmundson had three hits and scored once for Sibery.
Forge 20, REMC 6
Portland Forge cruised to a dominating win, scoring nine runs in the second and third innings.
Pazia Speed clobbered the ball to the tune of four hits, including a home run and a double, and scored four runs.
Vicki Taylor hit a home run and a double, and scored twice.
Laura Castillo finished the game for REMC with three hits and two runs.
Kessler’s 11, Monuments 6
Cody Bellis led the winning effort with three hits. Chase McFarland had two hits, including a triple, for Monuments.
Barnett’s 24, Ponderosa 10
Jacob Priest had a big game, smashing five hits for Barnett’s. Ponderosa got three hits from Alex Dunn.
Basketball tourney
There will be a 3-on-3 basketball tournament held at the Pennville American Legion Lion’s Club Fair July 11-12.
The tournament will use a double-elimination format in seven different age groups. The cost to enter is $25.
For more information, call (260) 824-1124.
Coonhunting activities
The Limberlost Coonhunters Club will host a pair of events during the final two weekends of June.
There will be two American Kennel Club non-qualifiers June 20-21, which will include eight hunts and six bench shows. Dogs may be AKC registered at the event for a cost of $15.
Also, the LCC will have its club picnic and kids day Saturday, June 28 with a carry-in lunch beginning at noon.
There will be a gun safety seminar and shoot-out at 1:30 p.m. with a bench show to follow at 3 p.m.
A tree contest will start at 5 p.m., and a night hunt will start at 8 p.m.
The event is open to the public. For more information, call (260) 726-3547.
Coaches needed
The search for new coaches is under way at Fort Recovery and South Adams.
Fort Recovery is in need of a new girls basketball, and the deadline for applications set at Friday.
Resumes should be sent to: Barb Sautbine, Fort Recovery High School, 400 East Butler Street, Fort Recovery, Ohio.
For more information, call FRHS at (419) 375-4111.
South Adams is looking for a boys soccer coach. The School Board will look to appoint a coach at its meeting July 15.
Anyone interested should contact SAHS athletics director Steve Rhoades at (260) 589-8231.[[In-content Ad]]
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