July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
Teagle to coach Indiana All-Stars
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INDIANAPOLIS — Craig Teagle will be at the helm in June when a collection of the best players in the state take the court against their Kentucky counterparts.
Teagle, who has coached the Jay County High School boys basketball team since 1998, has been named The Indianapolis Star Indiana All-Star boys basketball coach. The Indiana All-Star team will battle Kentucky in the annual doubleheader, which will be played June 8 in Louisville and June 9 at Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
“I feel fortunate to have the opportunity,” said Teagle this morning. “I feel really honored. I’m really looking forward to working with some of the outstanding coaches and players in the state of Indiana.”
In 14 years at Jay County, Teagle has amassed 199 victories and five sectional titles. He led the Patriots to the Class 3A state championship game in 2006.
He previously coached at Caston and Knox, and is 275-172 in 20 years overall.
Chris Johnson of Homestead and Tom Bradley of Orleans will serve as assistants to Teagle, who was the junior all-star coach in 2009.
Tankers end with wins
HARTFORD CITY — The Jay County middle school swim teams closed their seasons with a couple of victories Monday.
The boys team defeated host Blackford 115-48, and the girls completed their third straight unbeaten season with a 107-74 win.
Hannah Lykins finished first in both the 50-yard freestyle and 100 freestyle to lead the girls team, which finished at 8-0. Jamie Valentine added a victory in the 100 breaststroke.
Sok Vormohr took first place in the 50 butterfly and 400 freestyle to lead the boys team. Conner Daniels finished first in the 50 freestyle, Alex LeMaster cut 5.76 seconds off his career-best in the 100 backstroke to win the event and Cody Moser posted a career-best score by nearly 10 points to take the diving competition.
Jay 7th splits
The Jay County seventh grade girls basketball team split its games on the weekend, defeating Winchester 21-18 on Saturday and 23-2 on Sunday. The team’s losses came against Shenandoah by scores of 33-17 and 29-25.
Jay County had five different players share top scoring honors in the four games, with Emily Muhlenkamp tallying a high of eight points in the first win over Winchester. Deanna Chenoweth paced the team with five points in its second victory.
Kyndal Miller scored five points in Saturday’s loss to Shenandoah, and Audrey Shreve and Taylor Homan each had five points in the Sunday defeat.[[In-content Ad]]
Teagle, who has coached the Jay County High School boys basketball team since 1998, has been named The Indianapolis Star Indiana All-Star boys basketball coach. The Indiana All-Star team will battle Kentucky in the annual doubleheader, which will be played June 8 in Louisville and June 9 at Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
“I feel fortunate to have the opportunity,” said Teagle this morning. “I feel really honored. I’m really looking forward to working with some of the outstanding coaches and players in the state of Indiana.”
In 14 years at Jay County, Teagle has amassed 199 victories and five sectional titles. He led the Patriots to the Class 3A state championship game in 2006.
He previously coached at Caston and Knox, and is 275-172 in 20 years overall.
Chris Johnson of Homestead and Tom Bradley of Orleans will serve as assistants to Teagle, who was the junior all-star coach in 2009.
Tankers end with wins
HARTFORD CITY — The Jay County middle school swim teams closed their seasons with a couple of victories Monday.
The boys team defeated host Blackford 115-48, and the girls completed their third straight unbeaten season with a 107-74 win.
Hannah Lykins finished first in both the 50-yard freestyle and 100 freestyle to lead the girls team, which finished at 8-0. Jamie Valentine added a victory in the 100 breaststroke.
Sok Vormohr took first place in the 50 butterfly and 400 freestyle to lead the boys team. Conner Daniels finished first in the 50 freestyle, Alex LeMaster cut 5.76 seconds off his career-best in the 100 backstroke to win the event and Cody Moser posted a career-best score by nearly 10 points to take the diving competition.
Jay 7th splits
The Jay County seventh grade girls basketball team split its games on the weekend, defeating Winchester 21-18 on Saturday and 23-2 on Sunday. The team’s losses came against Shenandoah by scores of 33-17 and 29-25.
Jay County had five different players share top scoring honors in the four games, with Emily Muhlenkamp tallying a high of eight points in the first win over Winchester. Deanna Chenoweth paced the team with five points in its second victory.
Kyndal Miller scored five points in Saturday’s loss to Shenandoah, and Audrey Shreve and Taylor Homan each had five points in the Sunday defeat.[[In-content Ad]]
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