July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
Patriots top Wapahani to end skid (09/14/07)
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SELMA - The Patriots came alive again.
Jay County High School's boys soccer game ended its skid Thursday with a 4-1 victory over the host Wapahani Raiders.
Luke Darby and Justen Moser combined to put the game away for the Patriots, who were 0-2-1 in the previous three games before topping Wapahani (3-4). Moser scored nine minutes into the second half on an assist from Darby, and they switched roles five minutes later when Darby scored off a pass from Moser.
Those two tallies capped a run of three goals in just over seven minutes for Jay County (5-3-2), which was locked in a 1-1 tie with the Raiders at halftime. Derek Bartlett had the first Patriot goal of the second half at the 33:05 mark on an assist from Adam Daniels.
Brad Horn recorded the other JCHS goal from a Chase Ainsworth pass midway through the first half.
The Patriots racked up 18 shots on goal, including four from Horn. Moser and Bartlett each converted on their only attempts of the night.
The Raiders took just three shots, and Kevin Dirksen had a pair of saves.
Chiefs edge Dennis
The first games didn't go so well for the East Jay Middle School volleyball teams, but they bounced back. Both Chief squads defeated Richmond Dennis in three games, the eighth graders by a 18-25, 25-24, 15-10 tally and the seventh grade team 17-25, 25-22, 15-8.
Kassi Hemmelgarn powered the East Jay eighth grade team (4-1) with 12 points, including a pair of aces, and nine assists. Alyssa Rigby had 10 assists and six points, Mariah Hornaday notched seven kills and Jennifer Dirksen had six digs.
Hannah Ainsworth totaled 12 points and four assists as the seventh grade Chiefs stayed perfect at 5-0. Mikayla Wellman had 16 points, including three aces, Avery Loyd totaled two kills and two blocks and Rachelle Jackson had two kills.
Indians drop two
FORT RECOVERY - Fort Recovery's middle school football teams had no luck Thursday against the Versailles Tigers. The eighth grade squad dropped to 0-3 with a 26-0 defeat, and the Indian seventh graders lost 20-0 to fall to 0-3.[[In-content Ad]]
Jay County High School's boys soccer game ended its skid Thursday with a 4-1 victory over the host Wapahani Raiders.
Luke Darby and Justen Moser combined to put the game away for the Patriots, who were 0-2-1 in the previous three games before topping Wapahani (3-4). Moser scored nine minutes into the second half on an assist from Darby, and they switched roles five minutes later when Darby scored off a pass from Moser.
Those two tallies capped a run of three goals in just over seven minutes for Jay County (5-3-2), which was locked in a 1-1 tie with the Raiders at halftime. Derek Bartlett had the first Patriot goal of the second half at the 33:05 mark on an assist from Adam Daniels.
Brad Horn recorded the other JCHS goal from a Chase Ainsworth pass midway through the first half.
The Patriots racked up 18 shots on goal, including four from Horn. Moser and Bartlett each converted on their only attempts of the night.
The Raiders took just three shots, and Kevin Dirksen had a pair of saves.
Chiefs edge Dennis
The first games didn't go so well for the East Jay Middle School volleyball teams, but they bounced back. Both Chief squads defeated Richmond Dennis in three games, the eighth graders by a 18-25, 25-24, 15-10 tally and the seventh grade team 17-25, 25-22, 15-8.
Kassi Hemmelgarn powered the East Jay eighth grade team (4-1) with 12 points, including a pair of aces, and nine assists. Alyssa Rigby had 10 assists and six points, Mariah Hornaday notched seven kills and Jennifer Dirksen had six digs.
Hannah Ainsworth totaled 12 points and four assists as the seventh grade Chiefs stayed perfect at 5-0. Mikayla Wellman had 16 points, including three aces, Avery Loyd totaled two kills and two blocks and Rachelle Jackson had two kills.
Indians drop two
FORT RECOVERY - Fort Recovery's middle school football teams had no luck Thursday against the Versailles Tigers. The eighth grade squad dropped to 0-3 with a 26-0 defeat, and the Indian seventh graders lost 20-0 to fall to 0-3.[[In-content Ad]]
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