July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
JC is up to No. 6 (01/13/2009)
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INDIANAPOLIS - The Patriots are probably ready to get back on the court. But more than two weeks off hasn't hurt their ranking.
It hasn't played since Dec. 27, but the Jay County High School girls basketball team moved up to sixth in this week's Class 4A Indiana Coaches of Girls Sports Association poll.
JCHS (12-0) earned 60 poll points, 27 fewer than No. 5 Mooresville (13-0) and two in front of No. 7 Fishers (13-2). It's last game was a 40-27 victory over Bloomington North at the Bedford North Lawrence tournament, and it is scheduled to host Huntington North tonight.
The Patriots ranked third in Class 4A in defensive average at 35.7 points per game, and are fourth in margin of victory at 24.1. They are ranked seventh in the state overall in the Sagarin Ratings and 10th in the Indiana Basketball Coaches Association poll.
JC boys get votes
INDIANAPOLIS - The Jay County High School boys basketball team continued to earn points in the Class 4A poll by The Associated Press, finishing 15th in this week's voting.
The Patriots (6-0) picked up seven points to finish seven points behind Valparaiso. Bloomington South (9-0) leads Class 4A with 272 points and Indianapolis North Central (10-0) is second.
After its overtime win against Muncie Central, JCHS held Mississinewa without a field goal for nearly 10 minutes Friday in a 56-35 victory. Saturday's scheduled game at Richmond was postponed, and the Patriots are scheduled to play Connersville and Northeastern this week.
Jay County leads Class 4A and is second in the state overall allowing just 38.2 points per game.
Hornaday leads Jay
MARION - Jay County High School's freshman girls basketball team shut out the Eastbrook Panthers in the first half Monday on the way to a 31-8 victory.
Mariah Hornaday finished with 11 points for the Patriots, who led 18-0 at halftime. Megan Sawyer added eight points, and Randa Gillespie and LeAnn Horn each chipped in four.
Tribe freshmen roll
FORT RECOVERY - With dominating efforts Monday in the first and third quarters the Fort Recovery High School freshman girls basketball team topped Lima Central Catholic 43-22.
Ericka Lennartz racked up 17 points for the Indians (3-2), who outscored LCC 9-2 in the first quarter and 17-5 in the third. Kara Faller added nine points, and Christen Wendel finished with eight.
EJMS tops Eagles
East Jay Middle School's sixth grade girls basketball team knocked off the West Jay Eagles 26-10 Monday.
Catherine Dunn led the Chiefs to the victory with 12 points and four assists. Brenne McIntire had six points and four rebounds, and Alexis Myers also grabbed four boards.
Tyra Westlake scored six points for West Jay.
Larissa Boles scored six points to lead EJMS to a 22-9 victory over the Eagles in the B team game. Andrea Henry led WJMS with five points.
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It hasn't played since Dec. 27, but the Jay County High School girls basketball team moved up to sixth in this week's Class 4A Indiana Coaches of Girls Sports Association poll.
JCHS (12-0) earned 60 poll points, 27 fewer than No. 5 Mooresville (13-0) and two in front of No. 7 Fishers (13-2). It's last game was a 40-27 victory over Bloomington North at the Bedford North Lawrence tournament, and it is scheduled to host Huntington North tonight.
The Patriots ranked third in Class 4A in defensive average at 35.7 points per game, and are fourth in margin of victory at 24.1. They are ranked seventh in the state overall in the Sagarin Ratings and 10th in the Indiana Basketball Coaches Association poll.
JC boys get votes
INDIANAPOLIS - The Jay County High School boys basketball team continued to earn points in the Class 4A poll by The Associated Press, finishing 15th in this week's voting.
The Patriots (6-0) picked up seven points to finish seven points behind Valparaiso. Bloomington South (9-0) leads Class 4A with 272 points and Indianapolis North Central (10-0) is second.
After its overtime win against Muncie Central, JCHS held Mississinewa without a field goal for nearly 10 minutes Friday in a 56-35 victory. Saturday's scheduled game at Richmond was postponed, and the Patriots are scheduled to play Connersville and Northeastern this week.
Jay County leads Class 4A and is second in the state overall allowing just 38.2 points per game.
Hornaday leads Jay
MARION - Jay County High School's freshman girls basketball team shut out the Eastbrook Panthers in the first half Monday on the way to a 31-8 victory.
Mariah Hornaday finished with 11 points for the Patriots, who led 18-0 at halftime. Megan Sawyer added eight points, and Randa Gillespie and LeAnn Horn each chipped in four.
Tribe freshmen roll
FORT RECOVERY - With dominating efforts Monday in the first and third quarters the Fort Recovery High School freshman girls basketball team topped Lima Central Catholic 43-22.
Ericka Lennartz racked up 17 points for the Indians (3-2), who outscored LCC 9-2 in the first quarter and 17-5 in the third. Kara Faller added nine points, and Christen Wendel finished with eight.
EJMS tops Eagles
East Jay Middle School's sixth grade girls basketball team knocked off the West Jay Eagles 26-10 Monday.
Catherine Dunn led the Chiefs to the victory with 12 points and four assists. Brenne McIntire had six points and four rebounds, and Alexis Myers also grabbed four boards.
Tyra Westlake scored six points for West Jay.
Larissa Boles scored six points to lead EJMS to a 22-9 victory over the Eagles in the B team game. Andrea Henry led WJMS with five points.
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