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Three from JC in All-Star game (06/28/06)
Local roundup
A trio of Jay County players will be part of the East-Central Indiana East-West All-Star game Friday night at New Castle High School at 7 p.m.
Recent JCHS graduates Justin Gilbert, Bill Spahr and Cody Hutzler will play for the West team. The game is a showcase for top players from the previous season’s senior class.
Gilbert led the Patriot offense in 2005, rushing for 1,461 yards and 15 touchdowns. His efforts included a school-record, 305-yard game in sectional play against Pendleton Heights.
He also totaled 34 tackles — three for a loss — two interceptions and one fumble recovery playing in the defensive backfield.
Hutzler, a linebacker, finished his career with 34 tackles and four for a loss during his senior season. He had one sack and one fumble recovery.
Defensive lineman Bill Spahr totaled 67 tackles, including 16 behind the line of scrimmage. He had three sacks and two forced fumbles.
In addition to the three players, Jay County assistant coach Tim Millspaugh will be the defensive coordinator for the West squad.
Swimmers win again
UNION CITY — The perfect year continued for the Jay County Summer Swim Team Tuesday with an 815-283 win over Union City.
Sam and Ali Miller followed up their three-win nights Monday by picking up three more victories for Jay County, which was first in 16 of 18 relays and 49 of 60 individual events.
The Millers won the butterfly and breaststroke in the 15-year-old boys and 13-14-year-old girls divisions respectively. Sam added a victory in the individual medley, and Ali was first in the short freestyle.
Also picking up two wins for Jay County were Sok Vormohr in the 8-and-younger boys long freestyle, butterfly and short freestyle, and Levi Hummel in the 9-10-year-old boys butterfly, individual medley and short freestyle.
Adding two wins apiece were Emma Laux, Rhianon Mills, Caitlin Mark, Marissa Murrell, Eme Miller, Wiley Young, Neal Fennig, Aaron Hudson, Richard Osterholt and Thomas Bowen.[[In-content Ad]]
Recent JCHS graduates Justin Gilbert, Bill Spahr and Cody Hutzler will play for the West team. The game is a showcase for top players from the previous season’s senior class.
Gilbert led the Patriot offense in 2005, rushing for 1,461 yards and 15 touchdowns. His efforts included a school-record, 305-yard game in sectional play against Pendleton Heights.
He also totaled 34 tackles — three for a loss — two interceptions and one fumble recovery playing in the defensive backfield.
Hutzler, a linebacker, finished his career with 34 tackles and four for a loss during his senior season. He had one sack and one fumble recovery.
Defensive lineman Bill Spahr totaled 67 tackles, including 16 behind the line of scrimmage. He had three sacks and two forced fumbles.
In addition to the three players, Jay County assistant coach Tim Millspaugh will be the defensive coordinator for the West squad.
Swimmers win again
UNION CITY — The perfect year continued for the Jay County Summer Swim Team Tuesday with an 815-283 win over Union City.
Sam and Ali Miller followed up their three-win nights Monday by picking up three more victories for Jay County, which was first in 16 of 18 relays and 49 of 60 individual events.
The Millers won the butterfly and breaststroke in the 15-year-old boys and 13-14-year-old girls divisions respectively. Sam added a victory in the individual medley, and Ali was first in the short freestyle.
Also picking up two wins for Jay County were Sok Vormohr in the 8-and-younger boys long freestyle, butterfly and short freestyle, and Levi Hummel in the 9-10-year-old boys butterfly, individual medley and short freestyle.
Adding two wins apiece were Emma Laux, Rhianon Mills, Caitlin Mark, Marissa Murrell, Eme Miller, Wiley Young, Neal Fennig, Aaron Hudson, Richard Osterholt and Thomas Bowen.[[In-content Ad]]
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