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    Washington fell behind early and couldn't come back in a 12-0 loss to Barr-Reeve on Thursday. The Vikings scored on a single by Brooklyn Jones and a walk by Emma Davis in the first inning.
   Washington struggled to contain the high-powered offense of Barr-Reeve, giving up 12 runs.
   In the first inning, the Vikings got their offense started when Jones singled on a 3-2 count, scoring two runs.
   A single by Kiara Welsh in the first inning was a positive for the Hatchets.
   Grace Butcher led things off on the rubber for Barr-Reeve. She allowed three hits and zero runs over four and two-thirds innings, striking out 11 and walking one.
   Welsh was in the circle for Washington. Welsh went four innings, allowing five runs on eight hits and striking out five. Katie Reed threw one inning out of the bullpen.
   Hayleigh Cummins, Welsh, and Ellycia Shartzer each collected one hit to lead Washington.
   The Vikings scattered ten hits in the game. Addison Jones, Butcher, Jones, and Natalie Stoll all collected multiple hits for Barr-Reeve Varsity Vikings. Jones went 3-for-4 at the plate to lead Barr-Reeve Varsity Vikings in hits.
   Barr Reeve (18-3) play again Saturday against Loogootee. Game time is set for 1:00. Washington (1-16) will be back on the diamond ion Saturday at 11:00 against Princeton.

The Washington Hatchets fell behind early and couldn't come back in a 17-1 loss to Gibson Southern on Thursday. Gibson Southern scored on a stolen base by EmmaLee Higgs, a stolen base by Alexis Tucker, a single by Ally Malone, and a double by Morgan Burgess in the first inning.
Washington struggled to contain the high-powered offense of Gibson Southern giving up 17 hits.
Gibson Southern scored six runs in the third inning. The offensive firepower by Gibson Southern Varsity Titan was led by Lauryn Adamson, Dickerson, Carly Potts, and Burgess, who all drove in runs.
Mia Humphries was on the rubber for Washington. Mia surrendered 17 runs on ten hits over three and two-thirds innings, striking out one. Kiara Welsh threw one-third of an inning in relief.
Alison Hill and Katie Reed each collected one hit to lead Washington.
Washington (0-15) will be back on the diamond Friday at Bloomfield at 5:00

  The 2nd ranked Forest Park Rangers nabbed the lead late in the game in a 14-4 victory over the Washington Hatchets on Thursday.  The game was tied at four with the Rangers batting in the bottom of the fourth when Clayton Weisheit homered on a 2-0 count, scoring two runs.
   Weisheit led the Rangers to victory by driving in four runs.  Weisheit went 3-for-3 at the plate.  Weisheit drove in runs on a home run in the fourth and a single in the fifth.   Forest Park got things moving in the first inning.  An error scored three runs for the Rangers.
   Forest Park tallied six runs in the fifth inning.  The offensive firepower by the Rangers was led by Weisheit and Joel Bueltel, who each had RBIs in the inning.
​   Weisheit was on the pitcher's mound for Forest Park.   The righty went two innings, allowing zero runs on one hit, striking out six and walking one.
   Jarit Williams pitched for Washington. He went two innings, allowing four runs on two hits and striking out one.  Brody Clark and Sean Watkins entered the game as relief, throwing two innings and one-third of an inning respectively.
   The Rangers launched one home run on the day. Weisheit put one out in the fourth inning.
   Forest Park collected nine hits.  Weisheit, Bueltel, and Trevor Berg each collected multiple hits for Forest Park.   Weisheit went 3-for-3 at the plate to lead the Rangers in hits.
   Washington (5-11) will be back in action Tuesday at home against Princeton at 5:00.   Forest Park (12-1) plays to night against Mater Dei.  Game time will be at 6:30,
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Jasper 183   Princeton 100  Boonville 79   Boonville 40.5   Pike Central 32   Washington 24  North Posey 24   Wood 11.5   Ev. Christian 3   Tecumseh 2

110m Hurdles
1 Will Gubbins  Jasper   15.60
2   Jordan Paul, Boonville
3 Collin Cory, Vincennes
4.  Troy Droege, North Posey
5.Jordan Donovan, Vincennes
6. Xavier Smith, Princeton
7. Landon Fleck, Jasper
8. Braden Howald, Pike Central

300 Low Hurdles
 1. Troy Droege, North Posey   42.81
2. Ryley Cowan, Jasper
3. Logan Kempf, Jasper
4. Jordan Donovan, Vincennes
5. Joe Moesner, Boonville
6. Zander Pickens, North Posey
7. Collin Cory, Vincennes
8. Kale Squires, Boonville

100 Meter
1. Karwin Ppe, Princeton     11.21
2. Bralen Bair, Jasper
3. Karmiel Williams, Jasper
4. Kaden Newton, Wood Memorial
5. Kenny Levassaur, Washington
6. James Cannon Ev. Christian

200 Meter
1, Bralen Bair, Jasper   22.81
2. Maerqus Ballard, Boonville
3. Karmiel Williams, Jasper
4. Cole Beloat, Princeton
5. Wyatt Smith, Tecumseh
6. Ethan Mann, Pike Central

400 Meter
1. Ty Hamlin, Jasper   53.8
2. Christian Mowery, Princton
3. Cordell Turner, Washington
4. Dylan Helfert, North Posey
5. Zone Montgomery, Boonville
6 Brandon Mehringer, Jasper

800 Meter
1. Jaryn Weinel, Jasper    1:58.53
2. Blake Smith, Princeton
3. Austin Wren, Jasper
4, Max Moody, Princeton
5.Eli Smith, Bonville
​6. Gabe Deeg, Ev Christian

Pole Vault

​1. Blake Longabaugh, Princeton   13'6
2. Grant Boyd, Pike Central
3. Brayden Howald, Pike Central
4. Ryley Cowan, Jasper
5. Daniel King, Jasper
6. Clayton Scherzinger, Boonville

Shot Put
​1. Reece Wilder, Boonville   50' 8
2. Daniel Nash, Vincennes
3. Wyatt Franz, Boonville
4. Josue Miranda, Jasper
5. Jaxson Bower, Jasper
​6. Zavion Billings, Princeton

1600 Meter
1. Jaryn Weinel, Jasper   4.33.31
2. Wylee Kippenbrock, Jasper
3. Peyton Wright, Princeton
4. Jeremy Delobel, Pike Central
5. Logan Whyte, Boonville
6. Warren Davidson, Princeton

3200 Meter
1. Devyn Jerigan, Princeton   10:12.09
2. Max Cline, Jasper
3.  Jeremy Delobel, Pike Central
4. Logan Whyte, Boonville
5. Gavin Wheeler, North Posey
6. Landon Wright, Princeton

4x100 Relay
1.Boonville   43.40
2. Jasper
3. Princeton
4. Pike Central
5. Vncennes
6. Wood Memorial

4 X400 Relay
1. Jasper   3:34.83
2. Princeton
3. Vincennes
4. North Posey
5. Washington
6. Pike Central
7. Boonville
8. Tecumseh

4x800 Relay​
1. Jasper   8:44.10
2. Boonville
3. Princeton
4. Washington
5. Pike Central
6. Ev Christian
7. Vincennes
8. North Posey

Pole Vault
1. Kenny Levasseur, Washington  6'0
2. Will Gubbins, Jasper
3. Gejuan Gillis, Vincennes
4. Cyrus Boyd, Wood Memorial
5. Quincy Carter, Boonville
6. Darrius Hill, Vincennes
​6. Landon Wildy, Boonville

Long Jump
1. Marques Ballard, Boonville   21'8.5
2. Cameron Howard, Jasper
3. Karwin Pope, Princeton
4. Baylen Hardiman, Princeton
5. Kaden Newton, Wood Memorial
6. Brandon Mehringer, Jasper

Discus
1. Carson Kelly, Jasper   130' 4
​2.  Josue Miranda, Jasper
3. Hayden Patton, Vincennes
4, Jared Dunkel, Princeton
​5. Reece Wilder, Boonville
6. Jacob Koester, Boonville