SPORTS
Rebels
run in Danville
By: BRIAN
BLAIR
It was another busy Saturday for the Owen County track teams.
The boys and the girls traveled to Danville to take part in the
12th Annual E.G. Plummer Invitational. The meet was held at Admiral
Stadium at Danville High School.
The girls had several strong performances. Danielle Hoop finished
seventh and Rachel Dauwe came in 14 in the 100 Meter Dash. The
same two also ran well in the 200 Meter Dash with Hoop placing
seventh and Dauwe finishing 13th. Hoop continued her solid day
with a second place finish in the 400 Meter Dash with Dauwe placing
11th. Hoop was not finished running well as the freshman placed
third in the 800 Meter Run. Kelsey Johnson ran fifth in the 100
Meter Hurdles.
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MBMS
Soccer on field last week
By: BRIAN
BLAIR
The Middle School soccer teams were in action last week.
The girls traveled to Lincoln County on April 29. The Lady Rebels
had several scoring chances in the fist half but were unable to
convert. Lincoln County scored a goal late in the first half to
take a 1-0 lead into halftime. The beginning of the second half
saw Lincoln County score another goal in the first two minutes
to open up a 2-0 advantage. The home team was able to make the
lead stand up.
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Middle
school baseball wins two
By: BRIAN
BLAIR
The last two times the Bowling Middle School baseball team played
have been successful.
The boys took on Gallatin County on April 28 in Warsaw. They defeated
the Wildcats 16-2. Justin Stephens, Collin Trammel, Zach Ripy
and Trevor Williams each had two hits in the game. Stone Osborne
pitched four innings, striking out seven. Andrew Giles came in
to pitch a perfect fifth inning. The Rebels had seven stolen bases
in the game.
The team then hosted Walton-Verona on Thursday night. It took
extra innings but the Rebels managed to come away with a 4-3 win.
Sawyer Williams was a perfect 3-for-3 at the plate including the
game winning hit in the bottom of the sixth inning. Jarrod Ball
threw the ball well on the mound, allowing just three hits while
striking out three. Giles pitched the final two innings and did
not allow a hit.
The team will be back in action this week as they play two games.
The Rebels played at Carroll County on Monday night and will play
at home against Henry County tonight.
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Rebels
close out week with win
By: BRIAN
BLAIR
It is said that you always want to end on a positive note. The
Owen County baseball team did just that last week. After dropping
two straight contests to open the week, the Rebels bounced back
to defeat Walton-Verona on Thursday.
Owen County opened up the week with a home game against Carroll
County. Jamie Giles had a pair of hits and an RBI in the game
but it was not enough as the Panthers came away with the 6-3 victory.
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Lady
Patriots outlast
Lady
Rebels
By: BRIAN
BLAIAR
Owen County made a trip to Lincoln County April 29 for a game
with the Lady Patriots. The Lady Rebels scored five runs on seven
hits in the game, but in the end the Lady Patriots prevailed,
10-5.
Lauren Lowe opened the game with a walk and came around to score,
giving Owen County an early advantage. The lead would be brief,
however as Lincoln County answered in the bottom of the first
inning with four runs.
Eighth-grader Miranda Owens got the start on the mound for Owen
County. After allowing the four runs in the opening inning, the
lefty settled down and didn’t allow another run until the
fourth inning.
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