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Trejan Morrison 41 Cooper Uebelhor 42 Jacob Bettag 43 Calvin Hasenour 43 Logan Ferguson 50. The Rangers are now 30-11 on the year, Theyreturn to action Friday, April 29th against Washington Catholic. The match will be played at Country Oaks. |
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100M Dash: 2) Will Kreilein 4) Tristan Weyer
110M Hurdles: 1) Dylan Weyer 3) Luke Hauser 200M Dash: 2) Will Kreilein 3) JD Kerber 300M Hurdles: 2) Henry Hagedorn 3) Dylan Weyer 400M Dash: 2) Gus Hagedorn 4) Noah Muller 800M Run: 1) Spenser Wolf 2) Aiden Nord 1,600M Run: 1) Spenser Wolf 2) Reece Wolf 3,200M Run: 1) Spenser Wolf 2) Reece Wolf 4x100M Relay: 1) Will Kreilein, JD Kerber, Henry Hagedorn & Tristan Weyer 4x100M Frosh Relay: 1) Josh Sermershein, Cade Bayer, Austin Eckert & Julian Verkmap 4x400M Relay: 2) Carter Hinson, Noah Muller, Henry Hagedorn & Gus Hagedorn 4x800M Relay: 1) Bryce Troesch, Reece Wolf, Eli Berg & Spenser Wolf High Jump: 1) Luke Hauser 2) Ryan Blackgrove Pole Vault: 2) Austin Eckert 4) Carter Hinson Long Jump: 1) Will Kreilein 2) JD Kerber Shot Put: 2) Kaden Bowman 3) Kenan Erwin Discus: 1) Kaden Bowman 2) Aaron Beckman |
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The Perry Central Commodores stayed in it until the end, but Forest Park pulled away late in a 3-1 victory on Monday. The game was tied at one with Forest Park batting in the top of the sixth when Avery Riley singled on a 3-2 count, scoring two runs.
The Commodores tied the game up at one in the bottom of the third inning. Maggie Cunningham grounded out, scoring one run.
Allie Welp led things off in the pitcher's circle for Forest Park. The fireballer lasted seven innings, allowing four hits and one run while striking out three.
Jaclynn Etienne led things off in the circle for Perry Central. She went seven innings, allowing three runs on six hits, striking out three and walking zero.
Emma Osborne led the Commodores with two hits in three at bats. Justice Cash (double) and Elizabeth Harpenau also had hits for Perry Central.
Macey Geyer went 2-for-3 at the plate to lead Forest Park in hits. Madison Wathan, Avery Riley, Kaitlyn Randle and Anna Striegel all had hits for Forest Park.
Forest Park (2-6) will pay again today at South Knox, Perry Central (5-5) will play today at home (5:00) against South Central.
The Commodores tied the game up at one in the bottom of the third inning. Maggie Cunningham grounded out, scoring one run.
Allie Welp led things off in the pitcher's circle for Forest Park. The fireballer lasted seven innings, allowing four hits and one run while striking out three.
Jaclynn Etienne led things off in the circle for Perry Central. She went seven innings, allowing three runs on six hits, striking out three and walking zero.
Emma Osborne led the Commodores with two hits in three at bats. Justice Cash (double) and Elizabeth Harpenau also had hits for Perry Central.
Macey Geyer went 2-for-3 at the plate to lead Forest Park in hits. Madison Wathan, Avery Riley, Kaitlyn Randle and Anna Striegel all had hits for Forest Park.
Forest Park (2-6) will pay again today at South Knox, Perry Central (5-5) will play today at home (5:00) against South Central.
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The Forest Park Rangers defeated the Southridge Raiders on Thursday night at League Stadium. The Rangers scored solo runs in the sixth and seventh inning for the 2-0 victory.
Southridge had three hits on the evening, one each by Carter Whitehead Mickey Uebelhor and Blake Taylor (double). Forest Park had five hits on the evening. Drew Howard, Clayton Weisheit, Joel Beultel (double), Brody Klem, and Landon Marks each had one eight apiece. The Southridge Raiders started Mickey Uebelhor on the mound. He pitched five innings, striking out seven and walking too. Trey Vanmeter took a loss on the mound. Forest Park's Clayton Whiteside got the win for the Rangers He pitched six innings, striking out six and walking three. Drew Howard came in to get the save in the last inning. The Raiders were back in action on Tuesday against South Spencer on Thursday at League Stadium. The Rangers will be out back in action on Saturday against the Province Pioneers at home. |
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Free Throw % – Carley Begle
Field Goal % – Amber Tretter Field Goal % 3 Point – Ali Welp Defense – Amber Tretter Steals – Amber Tretter Rebounds – Amber Tretter Assists – Lydia Betz Mental Attitude- Grace Fleck, Ali Welp Blocked Shots – Amber Tretter Deflections – Amber Tretter MVP – Amber Tretter All Conference - Amber Tretter, Carley Begle Second Team All Conference - Ali Welp, Lydia Betz PAC Scholar Athlete - Ali Welp, Grace Fleck, Madi Wathen ICGSA Academic All-State - Grace Fleck IBCA Academic All State Honorable Mention - Grace Fleck |
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