July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
Yorktown storms past Patriots
Jay County roundup
As the rain drizzled down from the sky, the Tigers thundered away at the goal as visiting Yorktown handed the Jay County High School girls soccer team a 10-0 defeat.
The Tigers totaled 36 shots as they handed Jay County its most lop-sided loss of the season in its final home game. The Patriots (3-7), who play four times on the road before heading to the Marion sectional, had not lost by more than five in their previous nine games.
Mollie May recorded 16 saves for JCHS, and LeAnn Horn added 10.
EJMS girls sweep
The East Jay Middle School girls cross country team took the top eight positions Thursday in a 15-50 victory over visiting Richmond Dennis. The sixth and seventh grade boys earned the top five spots in a 15-48 win.
Emi Minnich led the dominance for the girls team by winning in 13 minutes, 31 seconds, one second ahead of Abigail Johnson. Alex Loy was third in 13:59 followed by Megan Wellman (fourth - 14:05) and Amber Huelskamp (fifth - 14:30).
Jalen Ryder paced the sixth and seventh grade Chief boys with a time of 13:1`3 for first place. Tyler Wendel finished in 13:38 followed by Mitchel Bruggeman (third - 14:15), Matt Blackford (fourth - 14:19) and Logan Hicks (fifth - 14:24).
Zane Shreve won the eighth grade boys race for East Jay - Dennis did not have enough runners for a team score - by more than 45 seconds in 12:17. Chaz Carroll was second in 13:04 ahead of Nick Leuthold (third - 13:26), Austin Muhlenkamp (sixth - 13:37) and Remington Arnold (seventh - 14:15).
Chief spikers win
East Jay Middle School's eighth grade volleyball team improved to 8-4 Thursday with a 25-12, 25-10 victory at home over Richmond Dennis.
Ali Inman finished with eight points and three assists in the win, and Katie Aker had four kills and two digs. Rachel Ferguson scored 11 points, and Sydney Bost added six kills.[[In-content Ad]]
The Tigers totaled 36 shots as they handed Jay County its most lop-sided loss of the season in its final home game. The Patriots (3-7), who play four times on the road before heading to the Marion sectional, had not lost by more than five in their previous nine games.
Mollie May recorded 16 saves for JCHS, and LeAnn Horn added 10.
EJMS girls sweep
The East Jay Middle School girls cross country team took the top eight positions Thursday in a 15-50 victory over visiting Richmond Dennis. The sixth and seventh grade boys earned the top five spots in a 15-48 win.
Emi Minnich led the dominance for the girls team by winning in 13 minutes, 31 seconds, one second ahead of Abigail Johnson. Alex Loy was third in 13:59 followed by Megan Wellman (fourth - 14:05) and Amber Huelskamp (fifth - 14:30).
Jalen Ryder paced the sixth and seventh grade Chief boys with a time of 13:1`3 for first place. Tyler Wendel finished in 13:38 followed by Mitchel Bruggeman (third - 14:15), Matt Blackford (fourth - 14:19) and Logan Hicks (fifth - 14:24).
Zane Shreve won the eighth grade boys race for East Jay - Dennis did not have enough runners for a team score - by more than 45 seconds in 12:17. Chaz Carroll was second in 13:04 ahead of Nick Leuthold (third - 13:26), Austin Muhlenkamp (sixth - 13:37) and Remington Arnold (seventh - 14:15).
Chief spikers win
East Jay Middle School's eighth grade volleyball team improved to 8-4 Thursday with a 25-12, 25-10 victory at home over Richmond Dennis.
Ali Inman finished with eight points and three assists in the win, and Katie Aker had four kills and two digs. Rachel Ferguson scored 11 points, and Sydney Bost added six kills.[[In-content Ad]]
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