July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
JC High Rollers top South Adams (01/26/04)
Local Roundup
The Jay County High Rollers bowling team cruised to a 16-4 victory over South Adams Saturday.
Jay County (6-4) needed a big effort in the final frame of the first game to be able to take the lead. Derek Powell answered the challenge, pulling out the team game for the High Rollers 967-957 with a couple of strikes in the final frame.
Powell’s heroics gave Jay County an 8-2 lead heading into the second game, which it dominated for the final margin.
Jesse Shawver had the high game and series on the day with a 234 and 424 respectively. Powell’s 220 was the top score of the first game as he finished with a 409 series.
The High Rollers’ next meet is Wednesday against Norwell at Decatur’s Villa Lanes.
Patriots places third
The Jay County wrestling team finished third in the Olympic Athletic Conference meet at Anderson Highland Saturday. Bill Spahr won the lone conference title for the Patriots.
Further results were not available at press time.
Jay takes third
The Jay County Winter Swim Team put together a nice showing Sunday, finishing third at the 13-team Ball State Unviersity Sprint Invitational with 1,108.5 points.
Hancock took first with 1,418.5 points, and Yorktown was second with 1,408.
Cori Vormohr paced Jay County as she was its lone swimmer to earn high-point honors in her division. She was first in the 50-yard butterfly, 50-yard backstroke and 50-yard breaststroke, and second in the 50-yard freestyle in the girls open division.
Kiley Lipps, Richard Osterholt and Lance VanSkyock each finished second in total points in their respective age groups.
Lipps scored her best finish as she took second in the 10-year-old girls 100-yard individual medley, and Osterholt was the runner-up in the 10-year-old boys 100-yard IM. VanSkyock took second in the 50-yard breaststroke in the open division.
The only other Jay County victory came as Lipps teamed with Lara Bowen, Kristen Muselman and Whitney Stipp to win the 9-10-year-old grils 200-yard freestyle relay.[[In-content Ad]]
Jay County (6-4) needed a big effort in the final frame of the first game to be able to take the lead. Derek Powell answered the challenge, pulling out the team game for the High Rollers 967-957 with a couple of strikes in the final frame.
Powell’s heroics gave Jay County an 8-2 lead heading into the second game, which it dominated for the final margin.
Jesse Shawver had the high game and series on the day with a 234 and 424 respectively. Powell’s 220 was the top score of the first game as he finished with a 409 series.
The High Rollers’ next meet is Wednesday against Norwell at Decatur’s Villa Lanes.
Patriots places third
The Jay County wrestling team finished third in the Olympic Athletic Conference meet at Anderson Highland Saturday. Bill Spahr won the lone conference title for the Patriots.
Further results were not available at press time.
Jay takes third
The Jay County Winter Swim Team put together a nice showing Sunday, finishing third at the 13-team Ball State Unviersity Sprint Invitational with 1,108.5 points.
Hancock took first with 1,418.5 points, and Yorktown was second with 1,408.
Cori Vormohr paced Jay County as she was its lone swimmer to earn high-point honors in her division. She was first in the 50-yard butterfly, 50-yard backstroke and 50-yard breaststroke, and second in the 50-yard freestyle in the girls open division.
Kiley Lipps, Richard Osterholt and Lance VanSkyock each finished second in total points in their respective age groups.
Lipps scored her best finish as she took second in the 10-year-old girls 100-yard individual medley, and Osterholt was the runner-up in the 10-year-old boys 100-yard IM. VanSkyock took second in the 50-yard breaststroke in the open division.
The only other Jay County victory came as Lipps teamed with Lara Bowen, Kristen Muselman and Whitney Stipp to win the 9-10-year-old grils 200-yard freestyle relay.[[In-content Ad]]
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