July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
Patriot baseball appears in Class 4A poll (04/22/08)
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INDIANAPOLIS - Despite suffering its first loss of the season Friday, the Jay County High School baseball team picked up a few votes in this week's state poll.
The Patriots (7-1) finished outside the top 10 in the Indiana High School Baseball Coaches Association poll released Monday, but received four voting points to tie for 15th in Class 4A. Northrdige, Fort Wayne Northrop and DeKalb also finished with four points each.
Crown Point (10-0) earned five of the seven first-place votes and is ranked No. 1. Penn, also 10-0, was second, and Carmel is ranked third.
Jay County opened the season with seven straight wins before falling 14-11 to Anderson Highland in the second game of a double-header Friday night. The team's only game against a state-ranked opponent was a 13-2, six-inning destruction of Class 2A No. 2 Wapahani (9-1).
Bailey completes Boston race
BOSTON - No one can question Jeff Bailey's consistency.
Over the course of 26.1 miles, the Portland man's time per mile varied by just two seconds from November's New York City Marathon to the Boston Marathon he ran Monday.
Bailey finished the Boston race in 4 hours, 9 minutes and 59 seconds to finish 3,923rd in his division and 10,255 among male participants overall in a total field of 25,000.
Robert K. Cheruiyot won the men's event for the fourth time, finishing more than a minute ahead of the rest of the field in 2:09:04.
Bailey's time at Boston - he averaged a 9:32 mile - was just 39 seconds slower than in New York, where his average mile was 9:30. He was ahead of his New York pace by 52 seconds at the 10K mark (58:30) and by more than three minutes at the midway point (2:01:13).
The 44-year-old participated in the race to raise money for Habitat For Humanity in Boston and Jay County.[[In-content Ad]]
The Patriots (7-1) finished outside the top 10 in the Indiana High School Baseball Coaches Association poll released Monday, but received four voting points to tie for 15th in Class 4A. Northrdige, Fort Wayne Northrop and DeKalb also finished with four points each.
Crown Point (10-0) earned five of the seven first-place votes and is ranked No. 1. Penn, also 10-0, was second, and Carmel is ranked third.
Jay County opened the season with seven straight wins before falling 14-11 to Anderson Highland in the second game of a double-header Friday night. The team's only game against a state-ranked opponent was a 13-2, six-inning destruction of Class 2A No. 2 Wapahani (9-1).
Bailey completes Boston race
BOSTON - No one can question Jeff Bailey's consistency.
Over the course of 26.1 miles, the Portland man's time per mile varied by just two seconds from November's New York City Marathon to the Boston Marathon he ran Monday.
Bailey finished the Boston race in 4 hours, 9 minutes and 59 seconds to finish 3,923rd in his division and 10,255 among male participants overall in a total field of 25,000.
Robert K. Cheruiyot won the men's event for the fourth time, finishing more than a minute ahead of the rest of the field in 2:09:04.
Bailey's time at Boston - he averaged a 9:32 mile - was just 39 seconds slower than in New York, where his average mile was 9:30. He was ahead of his New York pace by 52 seconds at the 10K mark (58:30) and by more than three minutes at the midway point (2:01:13).
The 44-year-old participated in the race to raise money for Habitat For Humanity in Boston and Jay County.[[In-content Ad]]
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