BOYS CROSS-COUNTRY
Sept. 30
WIC championship
Brown County 62, Northview 70, South Putnam 72, Edgewood 77, Cascade 139, West Vigo 156, Cloverdale 229, Indian Creek 230, North Putnam 231, Greencastle 236, Owen Valley 243, Sullivan 309
Brown Co.: 2. Wyatt Wyman, 16:25.89, 5. Marino Dolph 16:52.34, 6. Jackson McPheeters 16:59.86, 20. Tim Kilburn 17:50.08, 29. Jordan Dolph 18:22.69, 60. Cameron Fox 19:48.55, 76. Billy Webb 22:18.45.
GIRLS CROSS-COUNTRY
Sept. 30
WIC championship
Edgewood 40, West Vigo 91, South Putnam 95, Owen Valley 117, Brown County 137, Cascade 142, Greencastle 148, Northview 159, Indian Creek 177, North Putnam 246
Brown Co.: 6. Emelia Koester 19:52.26, 10. Anna Fleetwood 20:32.25, 31. Emma Debord 22:19.56, 34. Maris Wyman 22:32.93, 65. Angel Meece 26:25.57, 70. Claire Dannelley 30:24.11.
FOOTBALL
Sept. 22
Cloverdale 53, Brown County 18
Brown Co. (3-3, 0-3 WIC East): Passing: Noah Carter 179 yards, 2 TDs, 1 interception, 8 dropped passes. Rushing: Justin Burns 56 yards, Carter 26 yards, Colten Harper 13 yards, Ezra Scully 1 yard. Receiving: Tristan Richards 75 yards, 1 TD; Jordan Oswald 46 yards; Scully 43 yards; Javan Oliphant 15 yards, 1 TD. Tackles: Zacc Sheppard 4 (8 assists), Brandon Fleischman 4 (2 solo, 4 assists); Richards 3.5 (2 solo, 3 assists) 1 interception, 1 fumble recovery; Alex Carney 2, Scully 2 (4 assists), Bryce Malan 2 (1 solo, 2 assists) Robert Perry 2 (1 solo, 2 assists), A. Baker 1.5 (1 solo, 1 assist), Harper 1.5 (1 solo, 1 assist), Burns 1.5 (1 solo, 1 assist), Layton Mosier 1.5 (3 assists), Jordan Oswald 1, Kenny Eason 1, Cayden Edds 1, Devin Smith-Harden 1.
BOYS SOCCER
Sept. 26
Brown County 3, Jennings County 2
Brown Co. (10-2-1, 3-0 WIC East): Curtins Higgins 1 goal; Will Normile 1 goal; Ben Rygiel 1 goal; Whitton Keith 1 assist; Logan Fittz 2 assists; Jake Huddleston 5 saves.
Coach’s comments: Brown County boys traveled to Jennings County for their senior night. Our boys managed a win against a very hardworking team.
GIRLS SOCCER
Sept. 23
Sullivan 5, Brown County 1
Brown Co. (5-9-1, 3-1-1 WIC East): Jasmine Imming 1 goal; Skylar Fleischman 5 saves; Hannah Hummel 1 save.
Sept. 26
Brown County 4, Greenwood Christian Academy 1
Brown Co. (6-9-1, 3-1-1 WIC East): Jasmine Imming 1 goal, 3 assists; Leah Tucker 2 goals; Emma Quackenbush 1 goal; Skylar Fleischman 3 saves; Hannah Hummel 1 save.
Coach’s comments: We played out best soccer tonight as we send off our seniors in their last home game. The seniors let the way, being responsible for all 4 goals. Terrific game against a good GCA team.
BOYS TENNIS
Sept. 23
Corydon Central 3, Brown County 2
No. 1 singles: Shawn Showalter (CC) d. Chase Watson (BC) 6-4, 2-6, 10-8
No. 2 singles: Aaron McCann (BC) d. Zeke Hanson (CC) 6-1, 6-3
No. 3 singles: Jake Fields (CC) d. Spencer Blee (BC) 6-0, 6-2
No. 1 doubles: Blake Wiseman/Peyton Adams (CC) d. Elijah Roush/Nathaniel Fox (BC) 6-2, 6-2
No. 2 doubles: Nolan Patterson/Noah Coachran (BC) d. Tristen Seacat/Jacob Willoughby (CC) 6-1, 6-3
Coach’s comments: The Eagles completed their home part of the schedule with a pair of loses to Southwestern and Corydon Central. The Eagles had more that their opponent to deal with, as temperatures on the court reached above 90 degrees. I hope we saw a glimpse of the future with Noah and Nolan getting a pair of wins. Aaron came back from a first match defeat and won easily in his second match. The seniors had great match but couldn’t capitalize on their opponents’ mistakes. Spencer got another match and made some improvements. Next match is Tuesday against White River Valley at Edgewood, 5:30 p.m.
Sept. 26
Brown County 3, White River Valley 2
No. 1 singles: Alex Wolfe (WRV) d. Chase Watson (BC) 6-0, 2-6, 6-0
No. 2 singles: Aaron McCann (BC) d. Clayton Hoover (WRV) 6-1, 6-1
No. 3 singles: Carter Davis (WRV) d. Nathaniel Fox (BC) 6-1, 6-1
No. 1 doubles: Abe Oliver/Elijah Roush (BC) d. Trey Carpenter/Cooper Banning (WRV) 6-3, 3-6, 6-2
No. 2 doubles: Nolan Patterson/Noah Cochran (BC) d. AJ Russell/Matt Bryant (WRV) 7-5, 7-5
Coach’s comments: The Eagles finished the regular season on a high note with a 3-2 victory over the Wolverines of White River Valley. The deciding point came with a No. 2 doubles victory by Noah and Nolan with the score tied at 2-2. Abel and Elijah did what seniors wanted and should do when the score is tight and they drop a set. I was pleased for them to get a victory in their last regular season match. Aaron also had another good match. It has been a season full of accomplishments and challenges. We have grown not only through our wins, but also our losses. The Eagles will continue work hard over the off-season to improve upon the eighth-place finish in the conference.
Brown Co.: 3-18 (8th WIC East)
Sept. 28
Brown County 3 Columbus East 2
No. 1 singles: Chase Watson (BC) d. Jackson Stevens (CE) 6-4, 6-4
No. 2 singles: Luke Miller (CE) d. Aaron McCann (BC) 1-6, 7-5, 7-5
No. 3 singles: Pranav Kumar (CE) d. Nathaniel Fox (BC) 6-0, 6-2
No. 1 doubles: Abe Oliver/Elijah Roush (BC) d. Nathan Hatchett/Caige Comstock (CE) 7-6 (5), 6-2
No. 2 doubles: Nolan Patterson/Noah Cochran (BC) d. Jalen Pleak/Aaron Hunter (CE) 6-0, 6-1
Coach’s comments: The Eagles defeated the Columbus East Olympians to avenge a 2-3 early season loss. The Eagles got victories from Chase Watson at No. 1 singles and both doubles teams of Abe Oliver and Elijah Roush (No. 1) and Nolan Patterson and Noah Cochran (No. 2). It was really nice to see the Eagles play a very solid match tonight and will play for a sectional championship tomorrow night versus No. 24 Columbus North Bulldogs. It will be a tough task for the young Eagles, but I feel that they will represent themselves, their school, and the game of tennis to best of their abilities.
Brown Co.: 4-18 (8th WIC East)
Sept. 29
Sectional championship
Brown County 0, Columbus North 5
Coach’s comments: The young Eagles were beaten 5-0 by the bulldogs of Columbus North. The Eagles played a very solid match but were beaten by a much better team. We had to say good bye to our seniors, Abe Oliver and Elijah Roush. They finished their career with their heads held high and with a positive attitude. Their leadership will be missed, but they have laid a foundation and expectations that this team will be improved in the future. This team of young players are in good hands and have gained a lot of match experience. This team has already talked about how to get better for next year. As a coach, it makes me very proud to have been the leader of this team. Our win-loss record was not as high as we wanted, but we as a team have grown and improved as the season progressed and that is really how you measure the success of a season. I am really excited to see where they go in then next couple of years. They know that hard work is one of the key ingredients to get back to the WIC finals.
Brown Co.: 4-19 (8th WIC East), sectional runner-up
PARKS AND REC SOCCER
Sept. 19
U8
Evil Poptarts 3, BC Galaxy 3
Eagles 3, Cyclones 1
U10
Snipers 12, BC United 1
Sept. 21
U13
Team Extreme 14, Red Devils 2
Sept. 24
U8
Evil Poptarts 2, Cyclones 1
Eagles 5, BC Galaxy 3
U10
Sharks 4, BC United 2
U13
BC Dynamo 8, Red Devils 1
Sept. 28
U10
Snipers 1, Sharks 1
U13
Team Extreme 3, BC Dynamo 3
Oct. 1
U8
Eagles 6, Evil Poptarts 2
Cyclones 2, BC Galaxy 0
U10
Snipers 8, BC United 0
U13
BC Dynamo 6, Red Devils 4
PARKS AND REC ADULT SOFTBALL
Sept. 18
Team Butler 14, Hamilton Construction 13
Untouchables 18, Team Imming 2
