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Forest Park hosted Princeton last night at Cedar Crest Intermediate. Princeton managed to find the net twice in the first half off two mishaps in the box.
The Rangers responded in the second half with a single goal. Senior Reece Wolf beat his defender and placed a ball across the goal face. Senior Jalen Morrison crashed the goal and delivered a hard shot past the goalkeeper. The Tigers staved off the Rangers offensive pressure for the remainder of the match to win 2-1.
Following the varsity match, the JV teams played a single half. Forest Park won 3-0. Freshman Trevor James beat his defender to the outside and chipped a shot over the goalkeeper and into the far netting. Later, junior Conner Hochgesang received a thru-ball from senior Will Hasenour before putting an hard shot past the goalkeeper. Senior Jack Kreilein found the end of a corner kick by Clayton Roesner and headed it out of the reach of a barrage of defenders.
The Rangers responded in the second half with a single goal. Senior Reece Wolf beat his defender and placed a ball across the goal face. Senior Jalen Morrison crashed the goal and delivered a hard shot past the goalkeeper. The Tigers staved off the Rangers offensive pressure for the remainder of the match to win 2-1.
Following the varsity match, the JV teams played a single half. Forest Park won 3-0. Freshman Trevor James beat his defender to the outside and chipped a shot over the goalkeeper and into the far netting. Later, junior Conner Hochgesang received a thru-ball from senior Will Hasenour before putting an hard shot past the goalkeeper. Senior Jack Kreilein found the end of a corner kick by Clayton Roesner and headed it out of the reach of a barrage of defenders.
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The Ranger and Wildcat JV teams squared off Wednesday evening at Buffalo Trace with Jasper winning the competitive duel 189-195.
Forest Park Morrison 47 Hasenour 44 Ferguson 47 Kluesner 57 C. Tretter 60 Striegel 57 Jasper Kemker 38 (medalist) Broeker 43 Senninger 51 Bauer 57 Mundy 60 The JV Rangers are 13-11 on the year. |
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Borden - 340
Perry Central - 406
Forest Park (JV) - 407
Lanesville - 431
Springs Valley (JV) - 442
West Washington - 482
Crawford County - 485
South Central – 489
Medalist: Agnew – Borden – 72
Forest Park Scores
Ferguson – 100 (T-10)
Morrison – 95 (T-5)
Haug – 106
Kluesner – 106
Osborn – 106
Perry Central - 406
Forest Park (JV) - 407
Lanesville - 431
Springs Valley (JV) - 442
West Washington - 482
Crawford County - 485
South Central – 489
Medalist: Agnew – Borden – 72
Forest Park Scores
Ferguson – 100 (T-10)
Morrison – 95 (T-5)
Haug – 106
Kluesner – 106
Osborn – 106
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Boys Pole Pault
Grant Gogel (HH) 13-00.00 Shelden Smith (HH) 13-00.00 Ben Kluesner (FP) 11-00.00 Braden Howald (PC) 11-00.00 Griffin Boyd (PC) 10-06.00 GavinVining (SS) 10-06.00 Macade Chandler (GS) 10-06.00 Carter Hinson (FP) 10-06.00 Luke Ramsey (S) 10-06.00 High Jump Alex Schaeffer (HH) 6-01.00 Alessandro De Rosa (S) 6-01.00 Luke Hauser (FP) 5-10.00 Austin Danhaier (NP) 5-10.00 Payton Buse (T) 5-10.00 Noah Gordon (MV)5-08.00 Luciano Perry (SS) 5-08.00 Isaac Ahl (TC)5-08.00 Shot Put Gavin Connelly (T) 53-10.50 Dylan Mathena (TC) 46-11.50 Ross Tempel (HH) 43-02.50 Brock Fauquher (GS) 43-01.50 Alex Schaeffer (HH) 42-09.00 Caleb Doubler (NP) 42-01.50 Logan Fauquher (GS) 42-01.25 Matt Springer (S) 42-01.00 4x800 Meter Relay Heritage Hills (8:24.61) Charlie Brentlinger, Elliott Buechlein, Wyatt Koenig, Pierce Lashley, 1 Tell City Southridge - Dylan Bland, Ricky Pflanz, Cameron Giles, Tanner Kane Gibson Southern Princeton Forest Park - Bryce Troesch, Ethan Hall, Eli Berg, Carter Hinson Pike Central Washington - Colin Englehart, Marc Pierre, Conner Woolley, Matt Gray Boys 1600 Meter Spenser Wolf (FP)4:24.23 Dylan Bland(S) 4:26.01 Elliott Buechlein (HH) 4:37.55 Kaden Chestnut (TC) 4:39.10 Pierce Lashley (HH) 4:40.38 Blake Smith (P) 4:41.13 Hayden Pennington (GS) 4:41.99 Bryce Troesch (FP) 4:46.63 Cameron Giles (S) 4:53.34 4 x 100 Relay Princeton (44.271) Ballard, Jurrien 122) Hurt, Cole 113) Hardiman, Dominic 124) Malone, John-Allan 11A Boonville Mount Vernon North Posey Forest Park- Tristan Weyer, Dylan Weyer, Daniel Eckert, Ethan Pierce, Heritage Hills - Brendan Chew,Shelden Smith, Ross Tempel, Ethan Hill, Gibson Southern Pike Central Washington - Keagan McDannald, Layton Terry, Dameon Colvin, Davidson Saintvictor Boys 800 Meter Elliott Buechlein, (HH) 1:59.47 Ricky Pflanz, (S) 1:59.66 Nigel Kaiser, (TC) 2:05.14 Charkie Brentlinger, (HH) 2:08.41 Blake Smith, (P) 2:08.45 GCooper Maurer, (GS) 2:09.55 Lachlan Russell, (TC) 2:10.13 Logan Herke, (NP) 2:10.53 Carson Tucker, (MV) 2:11.04 Boys 200 Meter Dash Jaxom Wiggins, (NP)23.05 Michael Herren, (GS) 23.2 Marques Ballard, (B) 23.27 Iverson Dumervil, (W) 23.44 Will Kreilein, (FP) 24.08 Ethan Hill, (HH) 24.09 Mahir Patel, (T) 24.12 |
Long Jump
Devin Mockobee (B) 22-05.00 Marques Ballard (B)19-11.50 Caleb Tyus (MV) 19-08.00 Charlie Howell (S) 19-07.75 Ivenson Dumervil (W) 19-07.2 Jurrien Ballard (P) 19-01.50 Jaxon Wiggins (NP) 18-10.50 Alex Schaeffer (HH) 18-10.00 Discus Gavin Connelly (T)149-08.50 Cordel Heuring (B) 129-06 Kenan Erwin (FP) 128-05.50 Shane Newton (B)127-01 Louk Gray (W) 125-03.50 Dylan Mathena (TC) 122-10.50 Alex Schaeffer (HH)122-04.50 Brady Ford (MV) 120-08 Leyton Lauderdale (S) 118-02.50 Boys 110 Meter Hurdles Devin Mockobee (B) 14.52 Cole Hurt (P) 14.96 Alec Stahly (TC)15.5 Myles Carey (P)15.83 Dylan Weyer (FP)16.43 Landon Marshall (HH) 16.75 Matt Springer (S) 17.27 Elijah Horton (S) 20.35 Boys 100 Meter Dash Marques Ballard (B)11.21 Michael Herren (GS)11.25 John-Allan Malone (P)11.29 Charlie Howell (SS) 11.53 Reece Wilder (B)11.58 Luke Hoehn (MV) 11.62 Will Kreilein (FP) 11.84 Preston Riggs (GS)15.62 400 Meter Dash Daniel Eckert (FP) 51.8 River Snodgrass (MV) 51.95 Nigel Kaiser (TC)52.01 Cooper Clark (P) 52.20 Ivenson Dumervil (W) 52.79 Clay Conner (B) 53.00 Joey Sommer (TC) 53.13 Ben Kluesner (FP) 53.56 Charlie Howell (SS) 53.85 Patel, Mahir (T) 54.04 300 Meter Hurdles Cole Hurt (P) 40.58 Alec Stahly (TC) 42.58 Isaac Klueh (TC) 42.73 Landon Marshall (HH) 44.68 Kendrick Wahl (NP) 45.90 Trevor Frisby (MV) 46.32 Ethan Pierce, (FP) 46.49 Jacob Swartz (MV) 46.71 3200 Run Spencer Wolf (FP) 9:33.46 Dylan Bland (S) 9:55.85 Ethan Hall, (FP) 10:12.44 Kaden Chestnut (TC) 10:17.74 Hayden Pennington (GS)10:19.20 Pierce Lashley Pierce(HH)10:31.86 Brayden Lain (TC)10:32.62 Dakota Masters (P)10:43.55 4x400 Meter Relay Tell City13:34.151) Sommer, Joey 112) Kaiser, Nigel 123) Klueh, Isaac 124) Ahl, Isaac 11A Princeton Mount Vernon Southridge Ricky Pflanz, Alessandro De Rosa, Aidan Jochem, Kaden Neukam Forest Park Ben Kluesner, Will Kreilein, Leo Alvis, Gus Hagedorn, Heritage Hills Kort Schaefer, Jacob Gaines, Charlie Brentlinger, Eli Wilson, North Posey Pike Central |
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Buechlein 42 Messmer 51 Moore 42 Shappard 41 (medalist) Lampert 42 Kemker 49 Forest Park 182 Edele 43 Uebelhor 50 Tretter 45 Bettag 44 Hasenour 55 Ferguson 50 Southridge 199 Blessinger 48 Abell 55 Boeglin 47 Buse 49 Sander 57 McKeough 72 |
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The Forest Park Rangers lost a PAC contest to Heritage Hills 8-3 in Bretzville on Wednesday. The Patriots scored 2 runs in the 1st, 3rd 6th and 7th innings to secure the win.
Madison Wathan, Avery Riley (2 Doubles) and Emma Welp all had 2 hits for the Rangers. Ali Welp (Double) and Lydia Welp also had hits in the Rangers 8 hit attack. Ali Welp went the distance n the mound for the Rangers. She allowed 8 runs and 12 hits while striking out 2 Patriots. The Rangers will next be in action Thursday at home in another PAC contest against Pike Central at home starting at5:30 |
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The Forest Park Softball team was shut out by the Tell City Marksman 11-0 in Tell City Tuesday night in PAC Conference action.
Forest Park had 2 hits inthe game, singles b Avery Riley and Carley Begle. Begle also had a stolen base for the Rangers. Ali Welp started the game, going 3.1 innings. Brooke Rasche pitched he last 2 outs. Forest Park will be back in action Thursday night at Boonville starting at 6:00. |
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Forest Park advanced to 39-9 on the season with a 174-199 victory against South Spencer at Christmas Lake. The players battled sloppy conditions with increasing winds and falling temperatures.
"We played with a “potluck lineup” where the players pulled their position out of a hat." Forest Park Brant Tretter 38 (medalist) Gavin Edele 42 Jacob Bettag 44 Calvin Hasenour/Trejan Morrison 50 Cooper Uebelhor 52 Tyler Haug 55 (individual) |
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Tretter 45 Edele 45 Uebelhor 49 Ferguson 47 Hasenour 57 |
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Forest Park (3-6) gave up 6 runs to Perry Central in the1st inning before defeating them 20-10 Monday night at Forest Park. The Rangers had 19 hts to go along with their 20 runs. .
Forest Park took the lead in the first inning when Macey Geyer doubled that scored 3 runs. Madison Wathen (Triple 2 Singles and 2 RBIs), Ali Welp (Home Run and 2 RBIs), Carley Begle (Double and 3 RBIs) all had 3 hits on the night. Macey Geyer ( 2 Doubles and 4 RBIs) Avery Riley (3 RBIs) and Brooke Rasche (2RBIs) each had 2 hits. Emma Welp (2 RBIs), Katelyn Hassfurther, Anna Striegel and Lydia Betz also contibuted 1 hit. Ali Welp went the distance on the mound, striking out 1 for the win. Forest Park will play again tonight at home against South Knox starting at 5:30. |
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Brant Tretter and Gavin Edele shot a pair of 79s and placed T-15 out of 107 players to lead a solid team effort for 6th place out of 21 teams at the Hatchet Invitational at Country Oaks.
The course was set up as a Regional Preview, playing 6,800 yards. The field included state ranked heavyweights Bloomington South (7), Floyd Central (8), Evansville North (11), Silver Creek (16) and Evansville Mater Dei (HM). Medalist was Bellush of Bloomington South with 72. Forest Park is now 33-8 on the year. Forest Park Results Brant Tretter 79 Gavin Edele 79 Jacob Bettag 88 Calvin Hasenour 92 Cooper Uebelhor 97 |
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Mount Vernon 20 Forest Park 6
The Mount Vernon Wildcats sored in every inning on their way to a 2--6 victory at Forest Park. Mount Vernon scored in every inning that ended in the 5th inning, due to the run rule. Forest Park (2-6) had 5 hits in the game, with Macey Geyer, Madison Wathen, Carley Begle, Avery Riley all getting doubles for the Rangers and Katelyn Hassfurfher contributed a single. Ali Welp took the loss on the mound. Mater Dei 16 Forest Park 3 The Mater Dei Wildcats also scored in every inning to defeat the Forest Park Rangers in the second game of the twin bill on Saturday that went six innings on their way to a 16-3 victory. Macey Geyer (double and single) and Ali Welp (home run, single and 2 RBIs) each had two hits for the Rangers. Also contributing to Forest Park's 8 hit attack with one hit a piece were Madison Wathen, Brooke Rasche, Lydia Betz and Katelyn Hassfurfher. Brooke Rasche took the loss on the mound. The Rangers will be back in action against Perry Central at home Monday at 6:00. |
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Forest Park finished t in Third at the Dubois Pile Invitational held in Jasper at Jerry Brewer Alumni Stadium.
Winner for Forest Park was Kreilein in the Long Jump (19'). 2nd Place finishers included Beckman in The Discus, Hauser in the High Jump, Weyer in the 110mHign Hurdles. Kluesner in the 400, Pierce in the 300m Hurdles, and Kreilein in the 200. The Rangers will run again Monday at Home against Southridge at 6:00. |
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Jasper - 126, Southridge - 85.5, Forest Park 80, Northeast Dubois39.5, Pike Central 7
Discus – Kelly (J) 117’10” Schuetter (J), Beckman (FP), Mendoza (S), Erwin (FP)
Shot Put – Chanley (J) 42’3”, Kriegg (PC), Lauderdale (S), P. Cline (NED), Erwin (FP)
High Jump – DeRosa (S) 5’10, Hauser (FP), Gubbins (J) Kreilein (FP), Blackgrave (FP), Lueken (NED)
Long Jump – Kreilein (FP) 19’, Miller (NED), Bair (J) Jochem (S), Hauer (FP)
Pole Vault – Beckman (NED) 12’6, Boyd (PC), Kluesner (FP), Kane (S), Boyd (PC)
110 M Hurdles – Miller (NED) 15.83, Weyer (FP), Gubbins (J), Pierce (FP), Springer (S)
100 M – Cortez (J) 11.34, Bair (J), J. Witte (S), Barth (J), Lueken (NED)
1600 M – Eckman 4:25.31 (J) B. Bland (S), Hall (FP), Troesch (FP), Hulsman (J)
400 M – Schuetter (J) 54.48, Kluesner (FP), DeRosa (S), Reckelhoff (NED), Mehringe (J)
300 M Hurdles – Kippenbrock (S) 43.83, Pierce (FP), Gubbins (J), Beckman (NED), Weyer (FP)
800 M – Pflanz (S) 2:01.34, Eckman (J), Bland (S), Kane (S), Rideo (PC)
200 M – Cortez (J) 23.64, Kreilein (FP), Bair (J), Whitte (S), Jochem (S)
3200 M – Bland (S) 10:13.89, Hulsman (J), Hall (FP), Troesch (FP), Blume (J)
Frosh 400 Relay – Jasper (Mehringer, Fleck, Kempf, Mauck) 50.67, NE Dubois, Forest Park
3200 Relay – Southridge (Bland, Kane, Giles, Pflanz) 8:58.83, Jasper, Forest Park, Pike Central, NE Dubois
400M Relay – Jasper (Cortez, Elizarras, Bair, Barth) 46.18, Southridge, Forest Park, Pie Centra, NE Dubois
1600 M Relay – Jasper (Gubbins, Denu, Eckman, Schuetter) 3:45.62, Southridge, NE Dubois, Pike Central, Forest Park
Discus – Kelly (J) 117’10” Schuetter (J), Beckman (FP), Mendoza (S), Erwin (FP)
Shot Put – Chanley (J) 42’3”, Kriegg (PC), Lauderdale (S), P. Cline (NED), Erwin (FP)
High Jump – DeRosa (S) 5’10, Hauser (FP), Gubbins (J) Kreilein (FP), Blackgrave (FP), Lueken (NED)
Long Jump – Kreilein (FP) 19’, Miller (NED), Bair (J) Jochem (S), Hauer (FP)
Pole Vault – Beckman (NED) 12’6, Boyd (PC), Kluesner (FP), Kane (S), Boyd (PC)
110 M Hurdles – Miller (NED) 15.83, Weyer (FP), Gubbins (J), Pierce (FP), Springer (S)
100 M – Cortez (J) 11.34, Bair (J), J. Witte (S), Barth (J), Lueken (NED)
1600 M – Eckman 4:25.31 (J) B. Bland (S), Hall (FP), Troesch (FP), Hulsman (J)
400 M – Schuetter (J) 54.48, Kluesner (FP), DeRosa (S), Reckelhoff (NED), Mehringe (J)
300 M Hurdles – Kippenbrock (S) 43.83, Pierce (FP), Gubbins (J), Beckman (NED), Weyer (FP)
800 M – Pflanz (S) 2:01.34, Eckman (J), Bland (S), Kane (S), Rideo (PC)
200 M – Cortez (J) 23.64, Kreilein (FP), Bair (J), Whitte (S), Jochem (S)
3200 M – Bland (S) 10:13.89, Hulsman (J), Hall (FP), Troesch (FP), Blume (J)
Frosh 400 Relay – Jasper (Mehringer, Fleck, Kempf, Mauck) 50.67, NE Dubois, Forest Park
3200 Relay – Southridge (Bland, Kane, Giles, Pflanz) 8:58.83, Jasper, Forest Park, Pike Central, NE Dubois
400M Relay – Jasper (Cortez, Elizarras, Bair, Barth) 46.18, Southridge, Forest Park, Pie Centra, NE Dubois
1600 M Relay – Jasper (Gubbins, Denu, Eckman, Schuetter) 3:45.62, Southridge, NE Dubois, Pike Central, Forest Park
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The Forest Park Rangers lost to Northeast Dubois in extra innings 5-1. The game was tied 1-1 form the 2nd inning to teh8th inning where Dubois scored 4 runs.
Buetel lead the Rangers with 3 hits on the day. Howard, Weisheit and Kempf and Partenheimer a hit a piece. Weisheit pitched 7.1 innings, striking out 11 Jeeps while walking 3 batters. Hasenour finished out the game on the mound, He struck out 1 while giving up no additional runs. The Rangers will play again Saturday at Evansville Memorial. |
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Forest Park 174
Tretter, Brant 39
Edele 4
Uebelhor 49
Bettag 43
Hasenour 49
Morrison 4
Loogootee 179
Swartzentruber 38 (medalist)
Tippery 46
Blackwell 40
Bauer 55
Graber 57
Wilcoxen 63
Southridge 191
Blessinger 42
Abell 47
Boeglin 50
Buse 52
McKeough 63
Trout 58
South Spencer 202
Schiff 44
Gee 44
Hamilton 52
Boultinghouse 62
Barnett 62
Morgan 62
Forest Park is now 18-3 on the year.
Tretter, Brant 39
Edele 4
Uebelhor 49
Bettag 43
Hasenour 49
Morrison 4
Loogootee 179
Swartzentruber 38 (medalist)
Tippery 46
Blackwell 40
Bauer 55
Graber 57
Wilcoxen 63
Southridge 191
Blessinger 42
Abell 47
Boeglin 50
Buse 52
McKeough 63
Trout 58
South Spencer 202
Schiff 44
Gee 44
Hamilton 52
Boultinghouse 62
Barnett 62
Morgan 62
Forest Park is now 18-3 on the year.
Forest Park (Junior Varsity)
Ferguson 51
Kluesner 55
Osborn 55
Haug 57
Tretter, Conner 60
Crawford County (Varsity)
Barrow 55
Roudenbush 66
Grimes 67
Froman 71
Mitchell 72
Perry Central (Varsity)
Gogel 49 (medalist)
French 50
Granderson 58
Burkhouse 60
Howard 67
Hubert 69
Forest Park JV is now 2-1 on the year.
Ferguson 51
Kluesner 55
Osborn 55
Haug 57
Tretter, Conner 60
Crawford County (Varsity)
Barrow 55
Roudenbush 66
Grimes 67
Froman 71
Mitchell 72
Perry Central (Varsity)
Gogel 49 (medalist)
French 50
Granderson 58
Burkhouse 60
Howard 67
Hubert 69
Forest Park JV is now 2-1 on the year.
Forest Park finished 2nd on the day, a day was mostly sunny, though a damp course. Springs Valley won the meet with a score of 168. Forest Park (170) and Barr Reeve (182)were the other two teams competing. Forest Park's Brant Tretter was the medalist, shooting a 38. Forest Park is 15-3 on the year.
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Tretter, Brant 38 (medalist) Edele 43 Hasenour 44 Uebelhor 45 Morrison 47 Bettag 50 Barr Reeve Emmons 40 Yoder 46 Graber 46 Anderson 50 Jarrett 58 Graber 61 Springs Valley Albright 39 Hammond 39 Allen 43 Weisensteiner 47 Hall 57 Pendley 59 FP 15-3 on the year |
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Southridge (3-2. 2-0) defeated Forest Park (3-1, 1-1) 5-4 on Thursday night. Camden Gasser (double and single), Chase Taylor (2 RBIS) and Quinn Barnett (double and single) each had two hits for the Raiders. The Raiders had 11 hits overall with 4 extra base hits. Colson Montgomery, Gasser, Barnett and Konner Thyen all had doubles. Klem and Berg (two doubles) had 2 hits for the Rangers. Drew Howard had a triple for the Rangers.
Ethan Bell went 4 innings on he mound, striking out 7 Rangers to pick up the win. Camden Gasser (3 strike outs) pitched the last 3 innings to pick up his first save. Weisheit pitched 4 innings for the Rangers. Raiders are on the road Tuesday as they travel to Rockport to take on South Spencer in a PAC match up (6:30pm start). |
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PAC Boys All-Conference
1st Team Colson Montgomery, Southridge Blake Sisley, Heritage Hills Noah Gordon, Mt. Vernon Drew Howard, Forest Park Jurrien Ballard, Princeton Chase Garrett, South Spencer Jace Kelly, South Spencer Rhett Thompson, Princeton Trey Reed, Washington 2nd Team Tanner Toopes, Tecumseh Camden Gasser, Southridge Kobe Bartlett, South Spencer Jake Johnson, Heritage Hills Jonathon Ricketts, North Posey Keaton Lloyd, Tell City Blake Hagedorn, Forest Park Ryan Smith, Boonville Harold Bender, North Posey Honarable Mention Simon Jacob, Forest Park Kaleb Dosher, Mt. Vernon Dominic Hardiman, Princeton Sam Sermersheim, Southridge Sean Hansleman, Pike Central Cole McKee, Gibson Southern Zachary Kolley, Tecumseh Carson Brindle, Gibson Southern Adam Guth, Heritage Hills |
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In round 1 of sectional, South Spencer defeated Forest Park by a score of 52-47. South Spencer got off to a hot start, taking a 15-5 lead. The Rangers cut the lead to 28-20, at halftime. Forest Park clawed their way back into the game in the 3rd quarter, out scoring the Rebels 18-12, making it 40-38, after 3. Both teams traded blows in the 4th quarter, but South Spencer prevailed, 52-47. Forest Park was led in scoring by Drew Howard and Simon Jacob, as they tossed in 14 each. Forest Park ended a great season at 16-6. South Spencer will play Tecumseh, in game # 2, Friday.
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The Forest Park Rangers finished the season on a high note, as they defeated conference foe Gibson Southern, 70-58, in Ft.Branch. The Rangers had 34-24 lead at halftime. The Titans closed the gap to 59-56 in the 4th quarter, but the Rangers hit their final five shots, to secure the victory. Forest Park’s Drew Howard led The Rangers with 21 points. Even more impressive, the junior went over the 1,000 point scoring mark. Blake Hagedorn chipped in 16, for FP. Gibson Southern was led in scoring by a pair of Sophmores, as Jaxun Lamb scored 15, while Cole McKee added 13. The Rangers finished the season 16-5, winning 9 of their last 10. 16 wins is the most in Coach David Welp’s tenure, at FP. Forest Park returns to action next Tuesday, as they play South Spencer, in their first round sectional game at Southridge. Tip time will be approximately 8:45.
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First Team
Kaybee Oxley (Tec) Alaysha Brandenberger (B) Rebkah Gordon (HH) Alaina Thorne (W) Kencia Levasseur (W) Myah Montgomery (S) Hadley Lytton (HH) Chloey Graham (GS) Hannah Sisk (P) 2nd Team Amber Tretter (FP) Jesse Ledgerwood ( W) Trinity Britton (SS) Brooke Jackson (MV) Kamryn Miller (GS) Kennedy Nalley (S) Ali Welp (FP) Carson Kruse (GS) Avery Neff (HH) |
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The above routine is currently undefeated this year. Forest Park will next compete in the Jasper Showcase Saturday, February27.
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Linton Stockton defeated Forest Park in the morning game of the girls Regional at Crawford County. The Miners, who are the defending state champs and ranked # 1 in 2A, got off to a blistering start! They led the Rangers 17-0 after the 1st quarter and never looked back. The final score was 51-26. Amber Tretter led Forest Park with 13 points. The Rangers had a great season as they finished 17-4. Forest will graduate just two seniors in Emma Gray and Linda Jacob.
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It was an instant classic at Buechler Arena tonight, as Forest Park defeated Heritage Hills, 66-60, in overtime. It was close all the way through as The Rangers led 15-13 after 1. The Patriots took a 28-26 lead into half, as Blake Sisley hit a jumper at the buzzer. Heritage Hills led 41-37 after 3, but the Rangers outscored HH 19-15 in the 4th, to force an overtime, tied up 56 all. The Rangers won the battle 10-4 in overtime to win, 66-60. The Patriots were led by Blake Sisley with 32 points. Forest Park’s Drew Howard led the way with 26, while Landon Nalley and Blake Hagedorn chipped in 10 points a piece. The Forest Park JV team was victorious as well, with a 47-40 win.
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Forest Park Girls wins 39-20 Over Perry Central
The Rangers led it 26-14 at half. Forest Park never looked back, as they won, 53-28. The Ranger defense was solid again, as they forced 22 Commodore turnovers. With the win, it sets up a sectional championship show down, with Evansville Mater Dei. Mater Dei defeated South Spencer by a score of 39-20. Forest Park and Mater Dei will tip at 7:30 EST.
Forest Park defeats Jasper in two overtimes 68-65
In a battle of county rivals, it took TWO, extra frames, to decide the final. Forest Park defeated Jasper
68-65 in double overtime. The Rangers led it 25-20 at half, thanks to an 8-0 run, to close the 2nd quarter.
At the end of the 3rd quarter, the Rangers led 37-34. It was a back and forth 4th quarter, which ended with
the teams knotted at 50. The same was true in the 1st overtime, it was back and forth, once again, the first
OT finished in a 58-58 tie. In the second overtime, Jasper gained a 65-62 lead, but Forest Park closed on a
6-0 run to win, 68-65.
Both teams shot it well from from the field. A big point in the game was free throw
shooting. Forest Park was 15-22, while Jasper was 11-26. The leading scorer for Jasper was Gus Heichelbech
with 19 points. Connor Foley and Tanner Erny each added 10, while Isaac Day finished with 9 points.
Forest Park was led in scoring by Drew Howard, with 24 points. Wade Leonard and Simon Jacob chipped in
15 a piece and Blake Hagedorn rounded out the double figure scoring with 13 points.
In a battle of county rivals, it took TWO, extra frames, to decide the final. Forest Park defeated Jasper
68-65 in double overtime. The Rangers led it 25-20 at half, thanks to an 8-0 run, to close the 2nd quarter.
At the end of the 3rd quarter, the Rangers led 37-34. It was a back and forth 4th quarter, which ended with
the teams knotted at 50. The same was true in the 1st overtime, it was back and forth, once again, the first
OT finished in a 58-58 tie. In the second overtime, Jasper gained a 65-62 lead, but Forest Park closed on a
6-0 run to win, 68-65.
Both teams shot it well from from the field. A big point in the game was free throw
shooting. Forest Park was 15-22, while Jasper was 11-26. The leading scorer for Jasper was Gus Heichelbech
with 19 points. Connor Foley and Tanner Erny each added 10, while Isaac Day finished with 9 points.
Forest Park was led in scoring by Drew Howard, with 24 points. Wade Leonard and Simon Jacob chipped in
15 a piece and Blake Hagedorn rounded out the double figure scoring with 13 points.
