July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
Squaws shut out Jay County (09/15/05)
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DECATUR — The Patriots held tough for a half, but could not keep up with the home team. Jay County’s girls soccer team managed just two shots on goal Wednesday as it fell to the Bellmont Squaws 5-0.
Bellmont scored just once on a fluke goal in the first half.
About nine minutes into the game a Patriot defender tried to clear the ball, but it deflected off one of the Squaws and back into the goal for a 1-0 lead. JCHS goalie Abby Loy, who finished with 21 saves, stopped all nine Bellmont shots before the intermission.
However, the Squaws wasted no time in the second half, getting their first score in just 46 seconds.
They took 17 shots on goal after the break, converting three more in the victory. Amy Butcher took nine shots, connecting twice, and Kelsey Sanderson had four shots and one score.
Jay County, which fell back to .500 at 3-3-2, got its lone shots on goal from Saffron Redwine and Caitlin Dunn.
Chiefs dominate HC
HARTFORD CITY — East Jay’s boys cross country team grabbed eight of the top 10 spots Wednesday while the girls placed seven in the top 10 as both teams clobbered Hartford City.
The Chief boys, led again by Patrick Johnson and Tevan Nichols, won 18-44. The girls team scored a 19-42 victory.
Johnson and Nichols finished one-two again for East Jay. Johnson crossed the line in 11-minutes, 19 seconds, and Nichols finished in 11:22.
Brad Horn was next in fourth place in 12:26, Ben Brandt finished fifth in 12:36 and Ben Walter completed the team score in sixth in 12:40.
Hartford City went one-two in the girls race, but the next four runners across the line were from East Jay with Katie Butcher leading the pack in third in 13:37. Deidra Chenoweth was fourth in 13:38, Katie Simmons finished fifth in 13:45 and Ranae Ray was sixth in 13:55.
Lindsay Moser placed eighth in 14:13.
Other Chief runners placing in the top 10 were Brad Leuthold (seventh - 12:44), Garrett Krieg (ninth - 13:02) and Austin Bentz (10th - 13:28) for the boys team.
Mallory Poole (ninth - 14:13) and LeAnn Horn (10th - 14:16) joined the top 10 for the girls.[[In-content Ad]]
Bellmont scored just once on a fluke goal in the first half.
About nine minutes into the game a Patriot defender tried to clear the ball, but it deflected off one of the Squaws and back into the goal for a 1-0 lead. JCHS goalie Abby Loy, who finished with 21 saves, stopped all nine Bellmont shots before the intermission.
However, the Squaws wasted no time in the second half, getting their first score in just 46 seconds.
They took 17 shots on goal after the break, converting three more in the victory. Amy Butcher took nine shots, connecting twice, and Kelsey Sanderson had four shots and one score.
Jay County, which fell back to .500 at 3-3-2, got its lone shots on goal from Saffron Redwine and Caitlin Dunn.
Chiefs dominate HC
HARTFORD CITY — East Jay’s boys cross country team grabbed eight of the top 10 spots Wednesday while the girls placed seven in the top 10 as both teams clobbered Hartford City.
The Chief boys, led again by Patrick Johnson and Tevan Nichols, won 18-44. The girls team scored a 19-42 victory.
Johnson and Nichols finished one-two again for East Jay. Johnson crossed the line in 11-minutes, 19 seconds, and Nichols finished in 11:22.
Brad Horn was next in fourth place in 12:26, Ben Brandt finished fifth in 12:36 and Ben Walter completed the team score in sixth in 12:40.
Hartford City went one-two in the girls race, but the next four runners across the line were from East Jay with Katie Butcher leading the pack in third in 13:37. Deidra Chenoweth was fourth in 13:38, Katie Simmons finished fifth in 13:45 and Ranae Ray was sixth in 13:55.
Lindsay Moser placed eighth in 14:13.
Other Chief runners placing in the top 10 were Brad Leuthold (seventh - 12:44), Garrett Krieg (ninth - 13:02) and Austin Bentz (10th - 13:28) for the boys team.
Mallory Poole (ninth - 14:13) and LeAnn Horn (10th - 14:16) joined the top 10 for the girls.[[In-content Ad]]
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