Boys cross-country
Aug. 26
Greensburg 29, Shelbyville 35, Brown County 56
Brown Co.: 2. Chase Austin 18:08.3; 12. Cameron Fox 19:10.7; 13. Rafe Sillbaugh 19:49.7; 14. Waylon Patrick 19:54.1; 15. Rhett Sillbaugh 20:50.2; 23. Dylan Taylor 22:18.5.
Girls cross-country
Aug. 26
Greensburg 25, Brown County 31, Shelbyville NS
Brown Co.: 2. Abby Fleetwood 20:16.4; 5. Emelia Koester 21:39.5; 7. Emma Debord 22:34.5; 9. Hadley Gradolf 22:59.6; 14. Maris Wyman 26:03.1.
Volleyball
Aug. 27
Brown County 3, Lighthouse Christian 0
BC: 25 25 25: 3
LC 12 14 7: 0
Brown Co. (2-1): Myka Snyder 3 aces; Chloe Lee 5 kills; Mary Rygiel 5 kills; Abigail Hollander 12 assists; Abigail Bowman 5 assists; Whitney Clark 6 digs; Milly Patrick 5 digs.
Boys tennis
Aug. 28
Brown County 4, Trinity Lutheran 1
No. 1 singles: Aaron McCann (BC) d. Jace Crockett (T) 6-1, 6-0
No. 2 singles: Josh Miller (BC) d. Jerry Jainey (T) 6-1, 6-1
No. 3 singles: Noah Voelker (T) d. Reid Davis (BC) 6-2, 6-2
No. 1 doubles: Aiden Burt/Nolan Patterson (BC) d. Cameron Gruenwald/Jack VonDielinger (T) 6-1, 6-0
No. 2 doubles: Noah Cochran/Spencer Blee (BC) d. Luke Pollert/Nathan Voelker (T) 6-0, 6-2
JV
Trinity Lutheran 2, Brown County 1
No. 1 singles: Henry Hall (T) d. Austen Deckard (BC) 8-3
No. 2 singles: Ryan Kleman (T) d. Daylen Dees (BC) 8-6
No. 1 doubles: Austen Deckard/Eli Sichting (BC) d. Davis Tracey/Tanner Bauserman (T) 8-0
Coach’s comments: The Eagles rebounded from a defeat on Saturday to a 4-1 win over the Cougars of Trinity Lutheran. Aaron McCann and Josh Miller continued to be a solid 1-2 punch for the Eagles with wins at No. 1 and No. 2 singles. Our doubles teams of Aiden and Nolan at No. 1 and Spencer and Noah at No. 2 also proved that they were really working and playing well too with straight-set victories. Our only stumbling stem tonight was Reid at No. 3 singles. He just missed a few more shots than his opponent. Our JV team continued to improve and get better. The Eagles have a tough match tomorrow as they host the stars from Bedford North Lawrence at 5 p.m.
Brown Co.: 3-1 (1-1 WIC)
Aug. 29
Brown County 3, Bedford North Lawrence 2
No. 1 singles: Aaron McCann (BC) d. Adam Tluster (BNL) 6-1, 6-1
No. 2 singles: Josh Miller (BC) d. Cameron Grartzer (BNL) 6-2, 6-4
No. 3 singles: Reid Davis (BC) d. Konley Woodard (BNL) 6-3, 6-2
No. 1 doubles: Cade Provo/Wyatt Scherschel (BNL) d. Aiden Burt/Nolan Patterson (BC) 6-3, 6-1
No. 2 doubles: Steven Graham/Graham Turner (BNL) d. Spencer Blee/Noah Cochran (BC) 6-1, 6-7 (4), 7-5
JV
Bedford North Lawrence 4, Brown County 1
No. 1 singles: Tanner Clark (BNL) d. Austen Deckard (BC) 6-0
No. 2 singles: Trey Moore (BNL) d. Eli Sichting (BC) 6-1
No. 3 singles: Carter Kimmel (BNL) d. Daylen Dees (BC) 8-7
No. 1 doubles: Zane Collingsworth/Brayson Pruett (BNL) d. Austen Deckard/Eli Sichting (BC) 8-7 (4)
No. 2 doubles: Eli Sichting/Austen Deckard (BC) d. Isaac Thomas/Nate Pemberton (BNL) 6-2
Coach’s comments: The Eagles avenged an 0-5 defeat from last year to a 3-2 win this year. I am really proud of the Eagles and their play tonight. Our singles players led the way again. Aaron, Josh and Reid were dominant. Our doubles team came up just a little short. Aiden and Nolan were just a few shots short of taking their match. One of the best matches of the night came at No. 2 doubles. Noah and Spencer took a set to get into gear and push their match to a third set. In tennis, a missed opportunity or small break in the game can change the entire outcome of the match. I was really proud of them and their intensity. The JV team also played hard with a couple of them playing three matches. They continue to improve. The Eagles cannot enjoy both victories this week for long, with the Brown County Invite on Saturday at 9 a.m. at BCHS courts.
Brown Co.: 4-1 (1-1 WIC)
Girls golf
Aug. 28
Brown County 214, South Putnam 219, Monrovia 221
Brown Co.: Avery Patterson 51, Taylor Poling 52, Allison Stogsdill 54, Courtney Hill 57, Aubrey Hollander 58, Annika Evenson 62, Kennedy Root 62.
Coach’s comments: In a closely contested three-way match at Deer Creek Golf Course, the Brown County golfers emerged victorious, posting a 214, five shots better than South Putnam and seven shots better than Monrovia. Freshman Avery Patterson, playing in only her second match of the season, fired a 51 to lead the Eagles. She got scoring help from seniors Taylor Poling, 52, and Allison Stogsdill, 54, and junior Courtney Hill contributed with a 57. “Avery had been showing promise in our practice sessions, and she has some natural athletic ability. Her 51 was a difference maker in this match,” said co-coach Brad Baughman. The Eagles will spend Thursday and Friday preparing for the WIC championships scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 31 at Forest Park Golf Course in Brazil. Last season, the Eagles finished third, and they enter this year’s event as the eighth seed in the 11-team field.
