Girls golf
Aug. 6
Whiteland 179, Brown County 203, Edinburgh 241
Brown Co.: Ashley Masteller 39 (medalist), Taylor Poling 50, Ainslie Winton 57, Allison Stogsdill 57, Abby Padgett 71
Coach’s comments: In their season opener at Timbergate Golf Course, the Eagles split a three-way match, losing to the Whiteland Warriors but defeating the host Edinburgh Lancers. Eagle senior Ashley Masteller claimed medalist honors with a 39, edging out Whiteland’s Bri Harwell by a stroke. Junior Taylor Poling posted the next-best score for the Eagles with a 50. Freshmen Ainslie Winton and Abby Padgett saw their first varsity action, while junior Allison Stogsdill turned in a solid 57. Brown County hosts Brownstown Central and Edgewood Tuesday, Aug. 7 at Salt Creek. On Thursday, Aug. 9, the Eagles will travel to Tameka Woods for a three-way match with Indian Creek and Cloverdale. That is a change in the regular schedule which had the Eagles visiting Eastern Greene that afternoon. The Thunderbirds, however, have not yet been able to field a complete team.
Aug. 7
Brown County 213, Edgewood 214, Brownstown 219
Brown Co.: Ashley Masteller 49 (medalist), Allison Stogsdill 50, Ainslie Winton 55, Taylor Poling 59, Abby Padgett 68
Coach’s comments: In a highly competitive, three-way match on their home course, the Eagles notched wins over Edgewood and Brownstown Central, topping the Mustangs by a single stroke and bettering the Brownstown Braves by six strokes. The Eagles’ No. 1 player, Ashley Masteller, struggled most of the round but still managed to tie for medalist honors with a 49. Junior Allison Stogsdill carded a 50, one stroke behind the medalists, while freshmen Ainslie Winton and junior Taylor Poling contributed to the win with scores of 55 and 59 respectively. Freshman Abby Padgett turned in a 68. The team travels to Tameka Woods Thursday, Aug. 9 to compete in another three-way match with Cloverdale and the host school, Indian Creek.
Aug. 9
Brown County 210, Indian Creek 217, Cloverdale 236
Brown Co.: Ashley Masteller 44 (medalist), Ainslie Winton 54, Taylor Poling 56, Allison Stogsdill 56, Abby Padgett 64
Coach’s comments: The BCHS girls golf team traveled to Tameka Woods to battle Indian Creek and Cloverdale and came home with a couple of wins. Individual medalist honors went to the Eagles’ Ashley Masteller with a 44. Ainslie Winton fired a 54, and Taylor Poling and Allison Stogsdill both carded a 56. Abby Padgett turned in her best score of the young season with a 64.
Aug. 14
Brown County 190, Southwestern 216
Brown Co. (6-1): Ashley Masteller 37 (medalist), Allison Stogsdill 50, Ainslie Winton 51, Taylor Poling 52, Abby Padgett 53
Coach’s comments: Playing on a short but tricky and unfamiliar course, the BCHS varsity girls’ golf team shot its lowest round of the year in a convincing victory over the host Southwestern Spartans. Posting her best score of the season with a two-over-par 37 was senior Ashley Masteller, who garnered medalist honors and led the way for the Eagles. No other Eagle golfer was able to break 50, but no one shot higher than 53. The Eagles’ season record now stands at six wins and one loss.
Aug. 18
Jasper Invitational
Jasper 385, Brown County 441 (fourth)
Brown Co.: Ashley Masteller 90, Allison Stogsdill 114, Ainslie Winton 114, Taylor Poling 123, Abby Padgett 129
Coach’s comments: Competing in their first 18-hole match of the season, the varsity girls golfers finished fourth in the nine-team field at the Jasper Invitational, firing a 441 on the very difficult Buffalo Trace Golf Course. The Jasper Wildcats, host of the event, won the tournament with a 385. Grabbing the fourth-lowest individual score was senior Ashley Masteller who turned in a 90. Masteller handled the front side with a 41 but found the back nine to be more challenging and recorded a 49 on it. Allison Stogsdill and Ainslie Winton both shot a 114, while Taylor Poling and Abby Padgett fired a 123 and 129, respectively. For us to be more competitive and move up from the middle of the pack, we will need to narrow the gap between our first score and our second and third scores. A 24-stroke difference between No. 1 and No. 2 makes the scoring tough. We have girls who are capable, and their best golf is still to be played. The Eagles travel to Deer Creek Golf Course Wednesday, Aug. 22 to compete in a three-way match with Monrovia and South Putnam before setting their sights on the WIC Saturday, Aug. 25 at Forest Park Golf Course in Brazil. That event tees off at 9 a.m.
Aug. 22
Brown County 208, Monrovia 209, South Putnam 215
Brown Co.: Ainslie Winton 50, Ashley Masteller 51, Allison Stogsdill 52, Taylor Poling 55, Abby Padgett 63
Coach’s comments: The BCHS Eagle golfers competed in a three-way match Wednesday, Aug. 22 at Deer Creek Golf Course in Clayton and came home victorious, edging host Monrovia by a stroke and getting by South Putnam by seven strokes. Freshman Ainslie Winton recorded a 50, her best score of the season, to lead the Eagles. The golfers will compete for the WIC crown Saturday, Aug. 25 at Forest Park Golf Course in Brazil. The Eagles hope to improve upon their third place finish last year, and senior Ashley Masteller, a three-time all conference winner, should be in the mix for conference medalist.
Volleyball
Aug. 16
Brown County 3, Bedford North Lawrence 2
BC: (1-0) 25 25 19 19 15: 3
BNL: (0-2) 18 21 25 25 5: 2
Aug. 23
Bloomington South 3, Brown County 0
BS:(4-0) 25 25 25: 3
BC: (2-1): 6 18 12: 0
Boys tennis
Aug. 22
Brown County 4, Trinity Lutheran 1
No. 1 singles: Aaron McCann (BC) d. P. McCammon (TL) 6-0, 6-1
No. 2 singles: Chase Watson (BC) d. N. Velcord (TL) 6-0, 6-0
No. 3 singles: J. Crocket (TL) d. Josh Miller (BC) 6-2, 1-6, 10-6
No. 1 doubles: Noah Cochran/Aiden Burt (BC) d. C. Greenwald/H. Morgan (TL) 6-1, 1-6, 10-6
No. 2 doubles: Nolan Patterson/Spencer Blee (BC) d. J.J. Jiang/L. Pauler (TL) 6-1, 6-2
JV
Brown County 2, Trinity Lutheran 0
No. 1 singles: Reid Davis (BC) 6-0
No. 1 doubles: Austen Deckard/Eli Sichting (BC) 6-3
Coach’s comments: Another good win for the Eagles tonight. It is always a tough place to play. I thought most of our team played their game tonight. Aaron and Chase continued to improve and lead us to two quick wins, setting the stage for the rest of the team. Josh struggled a little as freshmen can do against an upperclassman, and just dug too big of a hole in the tie break to recover for the win. Our doubles teams played extremely well, especially the No. 2 duo of Spencer and Nolan. Aiden and Noah had a small lapse in the second set but came roaring back in the tie break. I feel we can continue to improve and achieve our goal of playing for the WIC championship. Bedford North Lawrence will be a good test for this team. As we continue through this season, our goal is the best is yet to come, and we continued on that path tonight.
Brown Co.: 3-1 (1-0 WIC East)
Aug. 23
Bedford North Lawrence 5, Brown County 0
No. 1 singles: Logan Chastain (BNL) d. Aaron McCann (BC) 6-2, 6-1
No. 2 singles: Evan Waggoner (BNL) d. Chase Watson (BC) 6-3, 6-2
No. 3 singles: Jacon Bair (BNL) d. Josh Miller (BC) 6-0, 6-0
No. 1 doubles: Ben Pritchett/Cade Provo (BNL) d. Aiden Burt/Noah Cochran (BC) 6-2, 6-2
No. 2 doubles: Luke Foreman/Wyatt Scherschel (BNL) d. Nolan Patterson/Spencer Blee (BC) 6-1, 6-3
JV
BNL 4, Brown County 2
No. 1 singles: Adam Tlustek (BNL) d. John Oliver (BC) 6-1
No. 2 singles: Tanner Clark (BNL) d. Reid Davis (BC) 6-3
No. 3 singles: Reid Davis (BC) d. Evan Key (BNL) 6-2
No. 4 singles: John Oliver (BC) d. Trey Moore (BNL) 6-3
No. 1 doubles: Evan Barlett/Cameron Gratzer (BNL) d. Eli Sichting/Austen Deckard (BC) 6-1
No. 2 doubles: Steven Graham/Zane Collingsworth (BNL) d. Austen Deckard/Eli Sichting (BC) 6-2
Coach’s comments: The Eagles had a small stumble last night against a very experienced BNL team. Overall I felt we lacked the intensity that we have played with lately. I feel the players also felt this and will make changes for the better.
Brown Co.: 3-2 (1-0 WIC East)
Boys cross-country
Aug. 15
BCXC Challenge
5K: 1. Marino Dolph and Jackson McPheeters, 16:23.27; 15. Cameron Fox and Jason Stratton 19:11.25.
Aug. 20
Shelbyville Invitational
Brown County 47, Shelbyville 47, Greensburg 37
Brown Co.: 1. Marino Dolph 17:30; 4. Jackson McPheeters 18:44; 9. Cameron Fox 19:13; 17. Jason Stratton 23:01; 20. Rhett Silbaugh 24:10.
Girls cross-country
Aug. 15
BCXC Challenge
5K: 4. Eme Koester and Anna Fleetwood 19:44.62; 22. Maris Wyman and Angel Meece 24:20.10.
Aug. 20
Shelbyville Invitational
Brown County NS, Shelbyville 49, Greensburg 17
Brown Co.: 2. Eme Koester 21:12; 3. Anna Fleetwood 21:43; 10. Maris Wyman 24:22.
Girls soccer
Aug. 25
Cascade 3, Brown County 2
Brown Co.: Isabel Rygiel 1 goal; Bella Hobbs 1 goal; Skylar Fleischman 9 saves.
Football
Aug. 24
Jennings Co. 41, Brown County 13
JC: 6 21 7 7: 41
BC: 6 0 0 7: 13
Brown Co. (1-1): Passing: N. Carter 19/33, 272 yds, 1 TD. Rushing: N. Carter 57 yds, 1 TD; K. Popp 18 yds; K. Walsh 18 yds. Receiving: J. Oswald 6 for 83; J. Oliphant 2 for 55; N. Huls 1 for 42; G. Kelly 4 for 35, 1 TD; K. Walsh 2 for 29; D. Carney 2 for 21; B. Fleischman 2 for 20; D. Smith-Harden 2 for 8. Tackles: K. Popp 3, 18 assists; E. Fleischman 2, 7 assists; C. Fouts 2, 9 assists; L. Mosier 2, 4 assists; K. Walsh 1; G. Kelly 1, 5 assists; D. Phelps 1, 5 assists; D. Lambert 1, 8 assists; J. Weitlisback 1, 2 assists; A. Baker 1, 3 assists; B. Fleischman 1 assist; H. Funkhouser 3 assists; C. Kelly 3 assists; M. Nickels 2 assists; B. Denton 1 assist.
Parks and rec youth soccer
Aug. 19
U10
Cyclones 10, Hill Dragons 1
Crew 7, Goal Diggers 1
U13
Ravens 12, BC Dynamo 6
Aug. 21
U13
BC Dynamo 1, BC Spartans 1
Aug. 26
U10
Hill Dragons 6, Crew 5
Cyclones 5, Goal Diggers 0
U13
Ravens 6, Spartans 1
Adult co-rec softball
Aug. 20
Horton Hears a Hitter 20, Hamilton Construction 17
Team Parrish 18, Brown County Sheriff’s Department 16
Aug. 23
Team Harden 18, Team Butler 7
Horton Hears a Hitter 20, Brown County Sheriff’s Department 10
