September 9, 2016 at 4:54 p.m.
Chiefs sweep Southside
Middle school roundup
The seventh grade Chiefs got their first win of the season.
East Jay’s eighth graders moved above .500.
The East Jay Middle School seventh and eighth grade football teams both defeated the Muncie Southside Panthers on Thursday. The seventh graders won 12-6, and the eighth grade Chiefs won 20-0.
Blayne Daniels and Tarron Bentz both had rushing touchdowns for the EJMS seventh graders (1-2). Darius Esparza completed three passes to Dylan Knapschafer for 70 yards.
Bailey Cox threw for one touchdown and ran for another in leading the EJMS eighth graders (2-1). His TD toss was during the first quarter to Sheldon Eley. He added a 7-yard touchdown run in the third quarter.
RJ Lennartz also had a rushing touchdown.
EJ 8th wins
WOODBURN — East Jay’s eighth grade volleyball team moved to 3-0 on the season Thursday with a 25-18, 25-24 victory over the host Woodlan Warriors.
The EJMS seventh graders lost, 25-14, 25-22.
Alaina Kunkler posted team highs in points (nine), aces (seven) and kills (five). Pacie Denney tallied two aces on her way to eight points, while also recording four assists and two digs.
For the East Jay seventh graders, Jayden Claytor had 10 service points, four of which were aces. Maddy Wenk tallied six points and three aces.
WJ thumps Heritage
MONROEVILLE — Jayden Price led the West Jay eighth grade volleyball team in a 25-19, 25-1 thumping of the host Heritage Patriots.
Price racked up 22 service points, nine of which were aces. Demi Grove was second on the team with nine points and four aces, while Lillian Clemmons tallied four kills and two points.
Seventh grade stats were not provided.
Chiefs swept
SELMA — The East Jay sixth grade volleyball teams were both swept by Semla on Thursday.
The A squad lost 25-2, 25-7, and the B squad lost 25-18, 25-20.
Lauren Brewster, Morgan Reier, Katie Haffner, Laci McGinnis and Gracie Barnett each had kills for the A squad (0-1).
Haley Cumings had two aces on her way to five service points in leading the B team (0-1) in its defeat. Kristen May had two points, both of which were aces.
East Jay’s eighth graders moved above .500.
The East Jay Middle School seventh and eighth grade football teams both defeated the Muncie Southside Panthers on Thursday. The seventh graders won 12-6, and the eighth grade Chiefs won 20-0.
Blayne Daniels and Tarron Bentz both had rushing touchdowns for the EJMS seventh graders (1-2). Darius Esparza completed three passes to Dylan Knapschafer for 70 yards.
Bailey Cox threw for one touchdown and ran for another in leading the EJMS eighth graders (2-1). His TD toss was during the first quarter to Sheldon Eley. He added a 7-yard touchdown run in the third quarter.
RJ Lennartz also had a rushing touchdown.
EJ 8th wins
WOODBURN — East Jay’s eighth grade volleyball team moved to 3-0 on the season Thursday with a 25-18, 25-24 victory over the host Woodlan Warriors.
The EJMS seventh graders lost, 25-14, 25-22.
Alaina Kunkler posted team highs in points (nine), aces (seven) and kills (five). Pacie Denney tallied two aces on her way to eight points, while also recording four assists and two digs.
For the East Jay seventh graders, Jayden Claytor had 10 service points, four of which were aces. Maddy Wenk tallied six points and three aces.
WJ thumps Heritage
MONROEVILLE — Jayden Price led the West Jay eighth grade volleyball team in a 25-19, 25-1 thumping of the host Heritage Patriots.
Price racked up 22 service points, nine of which were aces. Demi Grove was second on the team with nine points and four aces, while Lillian Clemmons tallied four kills and two points.
Seventh grade stats were not provided.
Chiefs swept
SELMA — The East Jay sixth grade volleyball teams were both swept by Semla on Thursday.
The A squad lost 25-2, 25-7, and the B squad lost 25-18, 25-20.
Lauren Brewster, Morgan Reier, Katie Haffner, Laci McGinnis and Gracie Barnett each had kills for the A squad (0-1).
Haley Cumings had two aces on her way to five service points in leading the B team (0-1) in its defeat. Kristen May had two points, both of which were aces.
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