July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
Patriots score 10 agan in win over Southside (09/28/04)
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MUNCIE — At times, the Jay County boys soccer team has been a finely-tuned scoring machine.
The Patriots reached double-digits for the fourth time this season Monday, crushing the Muncie Southside Rebels 10-0. The victory pushed them back above .500 at 7-6, and finished their Olympic Athletic Conference season at 2-1.
They also defeated Monroe Central 10-1, Delta 10-0 and Connersville 11-4 this year.
Jay County was led by senior Trent Bailey, who was among the scoring leaders in the state even before posting four goals against Muncie Southside.
Bailey wasted no time in getting his first score against the Rebels, putting the ball into the net just 27 seconds after the opening kickoff. He scored on an assist from Scott “Scooter” Bruggeman.
He added two more goals as Jay County built a 5-0 halftime lead, and put the ball in the net once after the break.
Bailey now has 21 goals on the season.
Chad Keen also had a hat trick against Muncie Southside. He scored his first goal with 10 minutes remaining in the first half, and then scored the Patriots’ first two of the second half.
He has now scored 15 times on the year.
Ivo Rangelov scored one goal and added two assists, and Sergio Woo and Justin Fox each scored once.
JV girls soccer blanks UC
UNION CITY — Dana Horn scored a pair of goals just before halftime Monday, leading the Jay County junior varsity girls soccer team to a 5-0 victory over the Union City Indians.
With the Patriots (2-1) already leading 1-0, Horn scored on an assist from Amy Knapke with 5:55 remaining in the first half. She scored again four minutes later to put Jay County up 3-0 at the intermission.
Abby Schmiesing scored the other first-half goal, and Amber Champ and Tequila Guntle each scored once in the second half.
Union City was held to six shots on the night, with goalies Cassandra Huelskamp, Chelsea DeBoy and Horn each recording two saves.
Cheif CC tops West Jay
DUNKIRK — East Jay won all three races Monday as the Chiefs battled the West Jay Eagles. West Jay did not have enough runners for team scores.
Kylie Wellman took first place for East Jay in the girls race in 12-minutes, nine seconds. Kyle Simmons was first in the eighth grade boys race in 10:51, and Patrick Johnson won the seventh grade boys race in 11:31.
West Jay had the second-place finisher in all three races, with Kelly Weaver second in the girls race at 12:40. Brady Mills placed second in the eighth grade boys race in 11:16, and Chris Mooney was second in the seventh grade boys race in 11:56.
East Jay’s Tiffany Helms was third in the girls race in 12:59, and Kristen Selvey was fourth for West Jay in 13:07. Katie Butcher of East Jay was fifth, with Lindsay Moser sixth and Cassie Laux seventh.
In the eighth grade boys race it was Isaac Poole of East Jay in third in 11:29. He was followed by teammates Jordan Moser in fourth in 11:43, Joey Franks in fifth in 12:06 and Steven Kelly in sixth in 12:07.
West Jay’s Ty Fullenkamp was 10th in 14:57.
Erin Homan of East Jay was third in the seventh grade race in 12:18, and West Jay’s Jeremiah Cotherman was 11 seconds behind him in fourth. East Jay took the next three spots with Ben Brandt fifth in 12:50, Preston Roberts sixth in 12:53 and Adam Daniels seventh in 13:12.
Eagle gridders blast Wes-Del
GASTON — West Jay rolled to a 26-0 victory over Wes-Del Monday in seventh/eighth grade football action.
Greg Cox got the Eagles on the board quickly as he returned the opening kickoff 80 yards for a touchdown. John Hawn followed with a two-point conversion pass to Shay White.
Hawn added a 12-yard touchdown pass to Blake Stout in the first quarter, and Taylor Farmer scored on a 10-yard run in the second quarter. Alan Brown notched a 1-yard touchdown run in the third quarter for the final margin.
Dillon Easton had an interception in the West Jay victory, and Michael Daniels, Michael Masters and Jared Conatser each had a fumble recovery.[[In-content Ad]]
The Patriots reached double-digits for the fourth time this season Monday, crushing the Muncie Southside Rebels 10-0. The victory pushed them back above .500 at 7-6, and finished their Olympic Athletic Conference season at 2-1.
They also defeated Monroe Central 10-1, Delta 10-0 and Connersville 11-4 this year.
Jay County was led by senior Trent Bailey, who was among the scoring leaders in the state even before posting four goals against Muncie Southside.
Bailey wasted no time in getting his first score against the Rebels, putting the ball into the net just 27 seconds after the opening kickoff. He scored on an assist from Scott “Scooter” Bruggeman.
He added two more goals as Jay County built a 5-0 halftime lead, and put the ball in the net once after the break.
Bailey now has 21 goals on the season.
Chad Keen also had a hat trick against Muncie Southside. He scored his first goal with 10 minutes remaining in the first half, and then scored the Patriots’ first two of the second half.
He has now scored 15 times on the year.
Ivo Rangelov scored one goal and added two assists, and Sergio Woo and Justin Fox each scored once.
JV girls soccer blanks UC
UNION CITY — Dana Horn scored a pair of goals just before halftime Monday, leading the Jay County junior varsity girls soccer team to a 5-0 victory over the Union City Indians.
With the Patriots (2-1) already leading 1-0, Horn scored on an assist from Amy Knapke with 5:55 remaining in the first half. She scored again four minutes later to put Jay County up 3-0 at the intermission.
Abby Schmiesing scored the other first-half goal, and Amber Champ and Tequila Guntle each scored once in the second half.
Union City was held to six shots on the night, with goalies Cassandra Huelskamp, Chelsea DeBoy and Horn each recording two saves.
Cheif CC tops West Jay
DUNKIRK — East Jay won all three races Monday as the Chiefs battled the West Jay Eagles. West Jay did not have enough runners for team scores.
Kylie Wellman took first place for East Jay in the girls race in 12-minutes, nine seconds. Kyle Simmons was first in the eighth grade boys race in 10:51, and Patrick Johnson won the seventh grade boys race in 11:31.
West Jay had the second-place finisher in all three races, with Kelly Weaver second in the girls race at 12:40. Brady Mills placed second in the eighth grade boys race in 11:16, and Chris Mooney was second in the seventh grade boys race in 11:56.
East Jay’s Tiffany Helms was third in the girls race in 12:59, and Kristen Selvey was fourth for West Jay in 13:07. Katie Butcher of East Jay was fifth, with Lindsay Moser sixth and Cassie Laux seventh.
In the eighth grade boys race it was Isaac Poole of East Jay in third in 11:29. He was followed by teammates Jordan Moser in fourth in 11:43, Joey Franks in fifth in 12:06 and Steven Kelly in sixth in 12:07.
West Jay’s Ty Fullenkamp was 10th in 14:57.
Erin Homan of East Jay was third in the seventh grade race in 12:18, and West Jay’s Jeremiah Cotherman was 11 seconds behind him in fourth. East Jay took the next three spots with Ben Brandt fifth in 12:50, Preston Roberts sixth in 12:53 and Adam Daniels seventh in 13:12.
Eagle gridders blast Wes-Del
GASTON — West Jay rolled to a 26-0 victory over Wes-Del Monday in seventh/eighth grade football action.
Greg Cox got the Eagles on the board quickly as he returned the opening kickoff 80 yards for a touchdown. John Hawn followed with a two-point conversion pass to Shay White.
Hawn added a 12-yard touchdown pass to Blake Stout in the first quarter, and Taylor Farmer scored on a 10-yard run in the second quarter. Alan Brown notched a 1-yard touchdown run in the third quarter for the final margin.
Dillon Easton had an interception in the West Jay victory, and Michael Daniels, Michael Masters and Jared Conatser each had a fumble recovery.[[In-content Ad]]
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