July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
Jay takes OAC title
Recovery roundup
MUNCIE - The Olympic Athletic Conference belongs to the Patriots.
Jay County High School's girls soccer team left no doubt Saturday, scoring three times in the first 20 minutes on the way to a 5-0 win over the Muncie Southside Rebels. The victory locked up the OAC title for the Patriots, who defeated their conference foes by a combined score of 8-1 this year.
It took just over three minutes for JCHS (4-7) to get the only goal it needed. Brittany Manor scored on a follow-through shot after a deflection off the Southside goalie at the 36:57 mark of the opening half.
Mallory Poole slammed home an 18-yard shot with 24:15 on the first-half clock, and Lindsay Moser scored off a pass from Kayla Phillips four minutes later for a 3-0 lead.
Mallory Levasseur pushed the advantage to 4-0 with another goal before the intermission, and Loryn Horn stepped up from her defensive position to tally the only goal of the second half.
The Patriots finished with 16 shots on goal, including three from Ranae Ray and two each by Erica Butcher, Mariana Garcia, Moser and Levasseur.
Runners are 3rd
MUNCIE - Three Patriots turned in career-best times as the Jay County girls cross country team placed third out of 13 teams at Saturday's Delta Invitational.
JCHS scored 120 points to finish behind New Palestine (32) and the host Eagles (117).
Sophomore Katie Simmons set the tone for the Patriots as she fought off Elisabeth Staab of New Palestine for fifth place. She finished in 20 minutes, 32 seconds - the fastest of her career - on the course the team will return to Oct. 13 for the sectional race.
Leah Wellman gave Jay County a second top-10 finish in ninth at 20:52, and Logan Laux climbed the ladder to third on the team and 31st overall in a career-best 22:28. Kari Hemmelgarn was 37th at 22:46, and Megan Taylor also ran the fastest time of her career in 22:56 for 38th.
Tevan Nichols paced the JCHS boys as he finished 20th in 17:39. Dylan Cope was 56th at 19:20 ahead of Zach Johnson (74th - 22:13) and Kyle Scott (75th - 22:28.[[In-content Ad]]
Jay County High School's girls soccer team left no doubt Saturday, scoring three times in the first 20 minutes on the way to a 5-0 win over the Muncie Southside Rebels. The victory locked up the OAC title for the Patriots, who defeated their conference foes by a combined score of 8-1 this year.
It took just over three minutes for JCHS (4-7) to get the only goal it needed. Brittany Manor scored on a follow-through shot after a deflection off the Southside goalie at the 36:57 mark of the opening half.
Mallory Poole slammed home an 18-yard shot with 24:15 on the first-half clock, and Lindsay Moser scored off a pass from Kayla Phillips four minutes later for a 3-0 lead.
Mallory Levasseur pushed the advantage to 4-0 with another goal before the intermission, and Loryn Horn stepped up from her defensive position to tally the only goal of the second half.
The Patriots finished with 16 shots on goal, including three from Ranae Ray and two each by Erica Butcher, Mariana Garcia, Moser and Levasseur.
Runners are 3rd
MUNCIE - Three Patriots turned in career-best times as the Jay County girls cross country team placed third out of 13 teams at Saturday's Delta Invitational.
JCHS scored 120 points to finish behind New Palestine (32) and the host Eagles (117).
Sophomore Katie Simmons set the tone for the Patriots as she fought off Elisabeth Staab of New Palestine for fifth place. She finished in 20 minutes, 32 seconds - the fastest of her career - on the course the team will return to Oct. 13 for the sectional race.
Leah Wellman gave Jay County a second top-10 finish in ninth at 20:52, and Logan Laux climbed the ladder to third on the team and 31st overall in a career-best 22:28. Kari Hemmelgarn was 37th at 22:46, and Megan Taylor also ran the fastest time of her career in 22:56 for 38th.
Tevan Nichols paced the JCHS boys as he finished 20th in 17:39. Dylan Cope was 56th at 19:20 ahead of Zach Johnson (74th - 22:13) and Kyle Scott (75th - 22:28.[[In-content Ad]]
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