July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
Jay tops Scots, perfect in OAC (09/07/04)
Local Roundup
ANDERSON — If only for the girls soccer team, Jay County needs to try to get a couple more schools in the Olympic Athletic Conference.
The Patriots pulled to within one game of .500 with a 3-0 win over the Anderson Highland Scots Saturday. Their two wins have come against OAC rivals, but they are 0-3 outside the conference.
Sara Garringer led the Jay County attack, putting her two cents in on all three goals.
She scored the first, dribbling straight down the middle of the field for a 1-0 lead at the 29:16 mark of the first half. She did the same thing two minutes later to extend the advantage.
Then with 29:02 remaining in the game she passed from the right side across the front of the goal to Saffron Redwine, who scored her first career goal. Redwine, a junior, is in her first year with the team.
The Patriots dominated the contest, taking 14 shots on goal compared to just one by Anderson Highland. Garringer and Jamie Bruggeman took three shots apiece in the contest.
Jay County is in the midst of another week-long break before it will host a girls/boys double-header against South Adams Saturday beginning at 10 a.m.
Huelskamp leads FR
The Fort Recovery high school and junior high cross country teams took part in the Kiwanis Treaty City Invitational Saturday, with Derrick Huelskamp turning in the top finish.
Huelskamp led the high school boys as he placed 33rd in 18-minutes, 30 seconds. Mitch Fullenkamp was next for the Tribe in 19:05.
They were followed by Stan Roessner (20:08), Steve Gaerke (20:10), Jim Roessner (20:28), Matt Heinrichs (24:17) and Tyler Huelskamp (26:16).
Lindsay Sudhoff posted the top time for the Indian high school girls in 24:26. Sam Bihn ran in 25:36, followed by Marisa Minor (25:40) and Leanne Pottkotter (26:42).
Tina Roessner crossed the line in 39th place in a time of 13:54 in the junior high race. Amber Heitkamp was next in 15:23 and Andrea Faller finished in 17:07.
Sprungers win titles
Wabash Valley Golf Club held its club championship tournament recently. Both titles went to a Sprunger.
Kristen Sprunger dominated the women’s tournament winning by eight strokes over Karlene Sprunger with a score of 188. Brett Sprunger outlasted Stan Minnich in a playoff to take the men’s title with his score of 149.
Community Center
The Jay Community Center is bringing back the Coroporate Challenge this year, but with a different name.
The 2004 Fall Fitness Challenge will begin Saturday, Oct. 9. Teams will compete in 11 events — golf, bowling, softball, timed walk, down-on-the-farm relay, volleyball, badminton, 5K, basketball shooting, basketball 3-on-3 and table teannis — over the course of nine days, completing competition Sunday, Oct. 17.
The registration fee is $20 per participant and the deadline for teams to register is Friday, Sept. 24. Team packets are available at the community center.
The community center is also offering aerobics and yoga classes, which will begin Monday, Sept. 13.
Aerobics classes with instructor Robin Segraves will be held Monday and Wednesday from 6 to 7 p.m. Yoga classes will be on Mondays from 7:15 to 8:30 p.m. with instructor Paul Vesperry.
The registration fee is $30.
For more information, call (260) 726-6477.[[In-content Ad]]
The Patriots pulled to within one game of .500 with a 3-0 win over the Anderson Highland Scots Saturday. Their two wins have come against OAC rivals, but they are 0-3 outside the conference.
Sara Garringer led the Jay County attack, putting her two cents in on all three goals.
She scored the first, dribbling straight down the middle of the field for a 1-0 lead at the 29:16 mark of the first half. She did the same thing two minutes later to extend the advantage.
Then with 29:02 remaining in the game she passed from the right side across the front of the goal to Saffron Redwine, who scored her first career goal. Redwine, a junior, is in her first year with the team.
The Patriots dominated the contest, taking 14 shots on goal compared to just one by Anderson Highland. Garringer and Jamie Bruggeman took three shots apiece in the contest.
Jay County is in the midst of another week-long break before it will host a girls/boys double-header against South Adams Saturday beginning at 10 a.m.
Huelskamp leads FR
The Fort Recovery high school and junior high cross country teams took part in the Kiwanis Treaty City Invitational Saturday, with Derrick Huelskamp turning in the top finish.
Huelskamp led the high school boys as he placed 33rd in 18-minutes, 30 seconds. Mitch Fullenkamp was next for the Tribe in 19:05.
They were followed by Stan Roessner (20:08), Steve Gaerke (20:10), Jim Roessner (20:28), Matt Heinrichs (24:17) and Tyler Huelskamp (26:16).
Lindsay Sudhoff posted the top time for the Indian high school girls in 24:26. Sam Bihn ran in 25:36, followed by Marisa Minor (25:40) and Leanne Pottkotter (26:42).
Tina Roessner crossed the line in 39th place in a time of 13:54 in the junior high race. Amber Heitkamp was next in 15:23 and Andrea Faller finished in 17:07.
Sprungers win titles
Wabash Valley Golf Club held its club championship tournament recently. Both titles went to a Sprunger.
Kristen Sprunger dominated the women’s tournament winning by eight strokes over Karlene Sprunger with a score of 188. Brett Sprunger outlasted Stan Minnich in a playoff to take the men’s title with his score of 149.
Community Center
The Jay Community Center is bringing back the Coroporate Challenge this year, but with a different name.
The 2004 Fall Fitness Challenge will begin Saturday, Oct. 9. Teams will compete in 11 events — golf, bowling, softball, timed walk, down-on-the-farm relay, volleyball, badminton, 5K, basketball shooting, basketball 3-on-3 and table teannis — over the course of nine days, completing competition Sunday, Oct. 17.
The registration fee is $20 per participant and the deadline for teams to register is Friday, Sept. 24. Team packets are available at the community center.
The community center is also offering aerobics and yoga classes, which will begin Monday, Sept. 13.
Aerobics classes with instructor Robin Segraves will be held Monday and Wednesday from 6 to 7 p.m. Yoga classes will be on Mondays from 7:15 to 8:30 p.m. with instructor Paul Vesperry.
The registration fee is $30.
For more information, call (260) 726-6477.[[In-content Ad]]
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