July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
Patriots stay perfect (09/05/2008)
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Patriots stay perfect (09/05/2008)
Now the Patriots will have to take their show on the road. They should have plenty of confidence in doing so.
With a 4-1 victory over the Norwell Knights Thursday, the Jay County High School boys soccer team completed its season-opening five-game home stand with a perfect 5-0 record.
The team will play its first road game Tuesday at Union City.
The Patriots wasted little time putting Norwell in a hole Thursday with Patrick Johnson scoring an unassisted goal less than seven minutes into the game. About 30 seconds later Brad Horn made it 2-0, and Isaac Poole added a goal midway through the opening half.
Norwell picked up its lone score with 12:10 to go before halftime, but Poole got the only goal of the second half on an assist from Horn for the final margin.
Poole's six shots on goal were a team high for Jay County, which out-shot the Knights 12-5. Horn and Johnson each took two shots on goal.
Adam Daniels totaled four saves.
The Patriots' junior varsity team also defeated Norwell, 1-0. Carlos Esquivel scored the lone goal for the JCHS (3-1), and Austin Duncan made five saves.
Raiders top JC spikers
The Jay County High School volleyball team fell to 5-6 with a 25-16, 25-23, 25-14 loss to the Class 2A No. 9 Wapahani Raiders.
Amy Alig's four kills and four blocks were both team highs for the Patriots. Kelci Reed had seven digs and six points, and Kelsey Wood totaled seven digs and three kills.
Chelsea Grady came up with 10 digs, Kristi Morningstar scored seven points and Liz Walker had six assists. Lindsey Current and Ashley Langenkamp each notched three kills
Fort gridders fall
FORT RECOVERY - Each Fort Recovery Middle School football team put one touchdown on the board Thursday against the Anna Rockets. The seventh graders lost 20-8 and the eighth grade team dropped a 38-6 decision.
Ben Dilworth took care of the scoring for the Tribe seventh grade squad. He ran in a 3-yard touchdown and added the two-point conversion as the Indians had an 8-6 lead at the end of the opening quarter.
Trent Kaiser scored on a 40-yard TD run for the eighth graders in the second quarter.[[In-content Ad]]
With a 4-1 victory over the Norwell Knights Thursday, the Jay County High School boys soccer team completed its season-opening five-game home stand with a perfect 5-0 record.
The team will play its first road game Tuesday at Union City.
The Patriots wasted little time putting Norwell in a hole Thursday with Patrick Johnson scoring an unassisted goal less than seven minutes into the game. About 30 seconds later Brad Horn made it 2-0, and Isaac Poole added a goal midway through the opening half.
Norwell picked up its lone score with 12:10 to go before halftime, but Poole got the only goal of the second half on an assist from Horn for the final margin.
Poole's six shots on goal were a team high for Jay County, which out-shot the Knights 12-5. Horn and Johnson each took two shots on goal.
Adam Daniels totaled four saves.
The Patriots' junior varsity team also defeated Norwell, 1-0. Carlos Esquivel scored the lone goal for the JCHS (3-1), and Austin Duncan made five saves.
Raiders top JC spikers
The Jay County High School volleyball team fell to 5-6 with a 25-16, 25-23, 25-14 loss to the Class 2A No. 9 Wapahani Raiders.
Amy Alig's four kills and four blocks were both team highs for the Patriots. Kelci Reed had seven digs and six points, and Kelsey Wood totaled seven digs and three kills.
Chelsea Grady came up with 10 digs, Kristi Morningstar scored seven points and Liz Walker had six assists. Lindsey Current and Ashley Langenkamp each notched three kills
Fort gridders fall
FORT RECOVERY - Each Fort Recovery Middle School football team put one touchdown on the board Thursday against the Anna Rockets. The seventh graders lost 20-8 and the eighth grade team dropped a 38-6 decision.
Ben Dilworth took care of the scoring for the Tribe seventh grade squad. He ran in a 3-yard touchdown and added the two-point conversion as the Indians had an 8-6 lead at the end of the opening quarter.
Trent Kaiser scored on a 40-yard TD run for the eighth graders in the second quarter.[[In-content Ad]]
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