July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
Patriots 15th in voting (11/19/2008)
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INDIANAPOLIS - The Patriots made an impression. It just wasn't quite enough to get them in the top 10.
Jay County High School's girls basketball team was 15th in the Class 4A Indiana Coaches of Girls Sports Association poll voting this week.
After receiving no votes in the preseason poll, the Patriots put themselves on the map with a season-opening 52-33 destruction of then-Class 4A No. 7 Fort Wayne South Side. They also defeated Muncie Southside 86-42.
Fort Wayne South Side remained ranked, finishing tied for ninth this week with Perry Meridian. It bounced back to score wins of 59-54 over Class 3A No. 7 NorthWood and 61-56 in overtime over Penn, which was 12th in the Class 4A voting this week.
JCHS plays Bellmont Thursday - the game was moved up a day because the Braves' football team will play for a semi-state title Friday - and Class 2A No. 10 Winchester Saturday.
Eagles top SA
West Jay Middle School's boys basketball teams came away victorious Tuesday over South Adams. The Eagle eighth graders dominated 42-20 while the seventh grade team won 30-29.
On Monday the WJMS eighth grade team lost 41-21 to Bluffton while the seventh graders fell 45-26.
Tyler Back led the Eagle eighth graders against South Adams with 14 points, and Blake Crouch followed with eight. Jason Farmer and Dylan Harris each added six points.
Kyle Selvey had 15 points for the seventh grade team. John Lowe scored seven points.
Crouch had eight points for the eighth graders in Monday's loss to Bluffton, and Kyle Selvey had 21 for the seventh grade team.
East Jay splits
MONROE - Three East Jay Middle School eighth graders scored in double figures Tuesday to lead the boys basketball team to a 47-19 victory over Adams Central. The seventh grade team lost 28-26 in overtime.
Cade Price led the eighth graders with 12 points, Kegan Comer had 11 and Brock McFarland scored 10. Alex Dunn just missed double figures with nine points.
Zane Shreve scored 10 points for the seventh grade team, which led 24-13 but scored just two points in the fourth quarter and none in the overtime. Jacob Schlosser had six points.
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Jay County High School's girls basketball team was 15th in the Class 4A Indiana Coaches of Girls Sports Association poll voting this week.
After receiving no votes in the preseason poll, the Patriots put themselves on the map with a season-opening 52-33 destruction of then-Class 4A No. 7 Fort Wayne South Side. They also defeated Muncie Southside 86-42.
Fort Wayne South Side remained ranked, finishing tied for ninth this week with Perry Meridian. It bounced back to score wins of 59-54 over Class 3A No. 7 NorthWood and 61-56 in overtime over Penn, which was 12th in the Class 4A voting this week.
JCHS plays Bellmont Thursday - the game was moved up a day because the Braves' football team will play for a semi-state title Friday - and Class 2A No. 10 Winchester Saturday.
Eagles top SA
West Jay Middle School's boys basketball teams came away victorious Tuesday over South Adams. The Eagle eighth graders dominated 42-20 while the seventh grade team won 30-29.
On Monday the WJMS eighth grade team lost 41-21 to Bluffton while the seventh graders fell 45-26.
Tyler Back led the Eagle eighth graders against South Adams with 14 points, and Blake Crouch followed with eight. Jason Farmer and Dylan Harris each added six points.
Kyle Selvey had 15 points for the seventh grade team. John Lowe scored seven points.
Crouch had eight points for the eighth graders in Monday's loss to Bluffton, and Kyle Selvey had 21 for the seventh grade team.
East Jay splits
MONROE - Three East Jay Middle School eighth graders scored in double figures Tuesday to lead the boys basketball team to a 47-19 victory over Adams Central. The seventh grade team lost 28-26 in overtime.
Cade Price led the eighth graders with 12 points, Kegan Comer had 11 and Brock McFarland scored 10. Alex Dunn just missed double figures with nine points.
Zane Shreve scored 10 points for the seventh grade team, which led 24-13 but scored just two points in the fourth quarter and none in the overtime. Jacob Schlosser had six points.
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