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The Loogootee Lady Lions defeated the Barr Reeve Vikings 6-3 to win the North Daviess Softball Sectional.
The Lions had 7 hits, lead by the 2 hit performance by Kyleigh Courter. Also contributing a hit was Waggner, Van Hoy, Street (Double and 3 RBIs), Walker and Henninger.
Wagner pitched complete game, allowing 9 hits and 3 runs.
The Lions had 7 hits, lead by the 2 hit performance by Kyleigh Courter. Also contributing a hit was Waggner, Van Hoy, Street (Double and 3 RBIs), Walker and Henninger.
Wagner pitched complete game, allowing 9 hits and 3 runs.
Loogootee Softball defeats North Daviess 2-0
The Loogootee Lions opened up Sectional play in North Daviess Softball Sectional with a 2-0 victory over the North Daviess Cougars.
Isabelle Waggoner pitched a complete game shutout for the Lions. Waggoner struck out 4 Cougars while allowing 5 hits in the game.
Lyons was the North Daviess starter on the mound. She went 7 innings, giving up 2 runs while striking out 6 batters.
Asia Crim and Allie Henninger each had a hit for Loogootee.
The Lions will be back in action tonight against the Barr Reeve Vikings for the Sectional Crown. The game can be heard on WRZR.
Isabelle Waggoner pitched a complete game shutout for the Lions. Waggoner struck out 4 Cougars while allowing 5 hits in the game.
Lyons was the North Daviess starter on the mound. She went 7 innings, giving up 2 runs while striking out 6 batters.
Asia Crim and Allie Henninger each had a hit for Loogootee.
The Lions will be back in action tonight against the Barr Reeve Vikings for the Sectional Crown. The game can be heard on WRZR.
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Kyleigh Courter had a big night for the Loogootee Lions with 4 hits (3 Doubles) and 8 RBIs in the 17-3 victory over the North Daviess Cougars. The Lions had 18 hits on the night.
Along with Courters 4 hit night, Grace Lingenfelter (Double and 3 RBIs) and Allie Henninger (Double and 3 RBIs) each had 3 hits on the night. Adie Nolley, Jaelyn Walker and Sydnee Wittmer each had 2 hits a piece. Makenzie VanHoy and Kortni Rumble each contributed a hit. Allie Henninger went the distance on the mound, allowing 4 hits and 3 runs and striking out 8 to get the win. |
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Our Softball Sister, Julianne Bell, and her certificates for Gold glove team for outfield and second team all Crossroads Conference!
Proud of you J! Good luck to you and your 6th ranked, Indiana Wesleyan teammates in the tournament!
Proud of you J! Good luck to you and your 6th ranked, Indiana Wesleyan teammates in the tournament!
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The Loogootee Lions beat Wood Memorial 13-3 ion a game that was shortened by the run rule in the 5th inning at Loogootee. The big inning for the Lions was the 2nd inning when the Lins scored 5 runs. Loogootee had 10 hits and 13 runs.
The Lions were led on at the late by Jalen Wildman(Home Run 2 Singles 2 stolen bases and 2 RBs) who had 3 hits on the day. Luke Nonte ( Triple, Single and 2 stolen bases) also had a multiple hit day with 2 hits. Jordan Wildman (Home Run), Austin Brittain (Double), Drew Walker, Jacob Tedrow and Bryant Eckerle (Double) all had 1 hit. The Lions had 6 stolen bases on the day. Jal;en Wildman started the game, throwing 3 innings, striking out 5 while allowing 3 hits and 3 runs. Jordan Wildman threw the last 32 innings, giving up 2 hits and 1 run while striking out 5. Loogootee next takes the field tonight at 6:00 against Southridge. The game can be heard on WRZR. |
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Them Loogootee Lions Softball (8-3) team scored all 13 of their runs in the first 3 innings om their way to defeating the Paoli Rams 13-1 at Paoli.
The Lions had 10 hits to go with their 13 runs. Both Adie Nolley (Home Run and 4 RBIs) and Sara Street (5 RBIs) had 3 hits to lead the Lions at the plate. Grace Lingenfelter, Asia Crim, Isabelle Waggoner (Double) and 2 RBIs) and Caitlin Carrico all had 1 hit. Isabelle Waggoner went the distance on the mound for the win, giving up 3 hits and 1 run while striking out 1. The Lions next play at Eastern Greene at 5:30 tonight. |
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Loogootee Softball beat Springs Valley 8-4 on Momnday at Loogootee. The Lions scored 1 run in the 1st inning, 1 run in the 3rd inning before scoring 6 runs in the 5th inning.
The Lions finished with 10 hits led by Makenzie VanHoy (3RBIs). Sara Street also contributed 2 hits. Kyleigh Courter, Adie Nolley, Allie Henninger (Double) Asia Crim and Jaelyn Walker all had 1 hit. Allie Henninger went the distance on the mound, striking out 6 Springs Valley batters. Loogootee pays again Thursday at home against Eastern Greene (5;00). |
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The Loogootee Lions (4-3) Baseball team were defeated by the Washington Hatchets (6-3) 11-1 in 5 innings. The Lions took a 1 run lead ion the top of the first but gave up 3 runs in the first inning, a run in the second inning and 7 runs in the fourth inning.
Jordan Wildman, Jalen Wildman and Issac Waggoner each had singles for the Lions. Austin Brittain took the loss on the mound. He struck out two Hatchets and gave up 4 walks while giving up 9m hits and 11 runs. |
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Luke Nonte had three hits and drove in six to lead the Lions pasty White River Valley 16-3. Nonte drove in runs on a double in the second, a double in the third, and a single in the fourth. The Lions scored one run in the first, four runs in the second inning, six runs in third inning and 5 runs in the fourth inning to take control of game.
Leaders at the plate were Luke Nonte ( 2 doubles and a single) with 3 hits and 6 RBIs Other Lions with two hits included Jacob Tedrow (two RBIs), Brian Eckerle (2 doubles and 2 RBIs) ) and Drew Walker (2 doubles). Issac Waggoner got the win on the mound, pitching five innings, striking out ten batters while only walking one. |
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Loogootee Girls Tennis Results
Tuesday, April 13
Loogootee @ Northeast Dubois
Varsity
Loogootee 4 Northeast Dubois 1
#1 Singles Annalise Powell (L) defeated Olivia Rasche 6-0, 6-0
#2 Singles Kieragen Napier (L) defeated Gracie Sunderman 6-0, 6-0
#3 Singles Courtney Vittitow (NED) defeated Madison McAtee 6-4, 6-4
#1 Doubles Katie Callison/Caitlin Carrico (L) defeated Elizabeth Schepers/Sydney Roach 6-3, 6-0
#2 Doubles Grace Foddrill/Grace Gingerich (L) defeated Breanna Holden/Jessa Braunecker 6-0, 6-2
Tuesday, April 13
Loogootee @ Northeast Dubois
Varsity
Loogootee 4 Northeast Dubois 1
#1 Singles Annalise Powell (L) defeated Olivia Rasche 6-0, 6-0
#2 Singles Kieragen Napier (L) defeated Gracie Sunderman 6-0, 6-0
#3 Singles Courtney Vittitow (NED) defeated Madison McAtee 6-4, 6-4
#1 Doubles Katie Callison/Caitlin Carrico (L) defeated Elizabeth Schepers/Sydney Roach 6-3, 6-0
#2 Doubles Grace Foddrill/Grace Gingerich (L) defeated Breanna Holden/Jessa Braunecker 6-0, 6-2
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#1 Singles Gracia Jones (GS) defeated Annalise Powell 4-6, 7-5, 1-0 (5)
#2 Singles Kieragen Napier (L) defeated Sydney Purcell 6-0, 6-1
#3 Singles Helen Kiesel (GS) defeated Kalea Fleming 6-3, 6-3
#1 Doubles Laynie Graham/Lillie Booth (GS) defeated Katie Callison/Caitlin Carrico 4-6, 6-2, 1-0 (5)
#2 Doubles Kymi Reeder/Lilly Schmitt (GS) defeated Grace Foddrill/Madison McAtee 6-7 (9), 6-3, 1-0 (5)
#2 Singles Kieragen Napier (L) defeated Sydney Purcell 6-0, 6-1
#3 Singles Helen Kiesel (GS) defeated Kalea Fleming 6-3, 6-3
#1 Doubles Laynie Graham/Lillie Booth (GS) defeated Katie Callison/Caitlin Carrico 4-6, 6-2, 1-0 (5)
#2 Doubles Kymi Reeder/Lilly Schmitt (GS) defeated Grace Foddrill/Madison McAtee 6-7 (9), 6-3, 1-0 (5)
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The Loogootee Lady Lions
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Rinse and Repeat. Rinse and Repeat. All through the tournament path the Lady Lions of Loogootee just keep repeating themselves from last year when they won the 1A State Basketball Championship. After knocking off Orleans, Trinity Lutheran, and Tecumseh just as they did last year, Saturday, they defeated Greenwood Christian in the 1A Semi-State at Jasper just as they did last year. Only this time, it was a tougher matchup than the 57-40 win last season despite holding one of Class A’s top team in scoring at a 65 point clip only 33 points, and holding THE most prolific scorer in Johnson County history, Izzy Reed, to just 6 points . The Lions struggled on offense, but as usual their Defense showed up big time in defeating the Lady Cougars 43-33 to advance with the opportunity to repeat as State Champions next weekend against, you guessed it, the same team the Lions won a nail biter from last year at Banker’s Life, the Pioneer Lady Panthers, who just like all the other opponents in the tournament will be seeking their revenge.
The Lady Lions lead throughout the first 3 quarters building as much as a 9 point lead late in the 3rd quarter before Greenwood Christian came roaring back to tie the game at 29 a piece. But as usual, ball control and free throws down the stretch by Super Senior Kalea Fleming eventually wore the Lady Cougars down. Fleming, who torched the Lady Cougars for 24 points in last year’s Semi-State championship, lead the Lady Lions again with 16 points, while Brooklyn Jones added 13. Junior Kylie VanHoy contributed 6 points, all in the second half, while big Sister Mackenzie had 5. Jaelyn Walker came off the bench to come up big defensively while knocking down a 3 early in the game. The Lady Lions are now 20-4 on the season and will play Pioneer for a State Championship for the 3rd time in the last year as they beat Pioneer last February to capture the 1A basketball state championship, but lost to Pioneer in the 1A Volleyball State Championship game in Muncie in November. So, there IS One difference from all of the other opponents of the Lady Lions in the tournament who failed to get their revenge. Both Schools, Loogootee and Pioneer will be seeking revenge of each other next weekend at Banker’s Life in Indianapolis. In a sense, it’ the rubber match in what quickly has become a heated rivalry. |
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Thus far, the path to the 2021 Semi-State for the Defending 1A State Champion Loogootee Lady Lions has been remarkably similar to the 2020 path to the 1st State Championship in Lady Lion History.
A convincing win over Orleans in the Sectional Championship, going through Trinity Lutheran in the Regional Semi-final and Tecumseh in the Regional Championship, all as they did in 2020. And on Saturday, if history repeats itself again, the Lady Lions will be making a return trip to Indy to defend their title. This year’s Semi-state opponent at the Jasper Semi-State is Greenwood Christian. The same time (1pm) venue (Jasper) and opponent the Lady Lions disposed of convincingly 57-40 a year ago. The Lady Lions come in at 19-4 but struggled through the regular season with quarantines, injuries and illness. It’s no coincidence this year’s team finally hit their stride when everyone finally became healthy, and at the right time. Tournament time. The Lady Lions under head coach Brian Smith have compiled the 4th best record in the entire State of Indiana regardless of class in girls basketball over the past 4 years, winning an amazing 87% of their games (86-13). The Lady Lions are led by 1000 plus scorer Brooklyn Jones along with fellow Seniors Kalea Fleming, Mackenzie Van Hoy and Isabelle Waggner and Junior Center Kylie Van Hoy. The Lady Lions Jaelyn Walker and Adie Nolley contribute important minutes off the bench. All played a role in last year’s State Championship team. Saturday’s opponent, Greenwood Christian boasts the All-time Scoring leader in Johnson County, and at 5’8, amazingly enough, the ALL-TIME Leading Rebounder in Indiana Girls Basketball History, Izzy Reed. Reed averages 25 points per game and will be key in which way this one goes. If she gets her points and controls the boards as she has done throughout her career, the Lady Lions season may end in Jasper. However, if they stay on script and history repeats itself again and the Lady Lions are able to contain Reed as they did in last year’s Semi-State, the Lady Lions will most likely be looking to repeat as State Champions next weekend at Bankers Life Fieldhouse. |
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DISTRICT 1
Brycen Graber — Barr-Reeve Caleb Swearingen — Northview Coleman Sater — Edgewood Curt Hopf — Barr-Reeve Garrett Holscher — South Knox Isaac Vencel — Bloomington North Lincoln Hale — Linton-Stockton Luke Fowler — Mooresville Miles McGowen — Mooresville Silas Bauer — Loogootee DISTRICT 2 Blake Sisley — Heritage Hills Chandler Moore — Evansville North Chase Garrett — South Spencer Colson Montgomery — Southridge Isaiah Swope — Castle Jace Kelly — South Spencer Jurrien Ballard — Princeton Community Michael Donoho — South Spencer Noah Gordon — Mt. Vernon Owen Dease — F.J. Reitz Tanner Toopes — Tecumseh |
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