GIRLS BASKETBALL
Jan. 23
Brown County 49, Southwestern 42
BC: 16 14 4 15 — 49
S: 6 4 24 18 — 42
Brown Co. (10-9, 11th WIC East): Dasia Wilkerson 1 FG, 4-6 FT, 6 TP; Allison Stogsdill 5 FG, 3 3P, 3-8 FT, 22 TP; Anna Fleetwood 1 FG, 2-2 FT, 4 TP; Aubrey Hollander 2 FG, 3-4 FT, 7 TP; Gracie Matlock 4 FG, 8 TP; Savannah Lovins 1 FG, 2 TP.
Coach’s comments: The Eagles jumped out to an early lead, then were able to withstand a second-half surge from the Spartans of Southwestern to pull out the win 49-42. Hot shooting and solid defense were the keys to Brown County building a 20-point halftime lead. Allison Stogsdill poured in 14 of her game-high 22 points before the break. While the Eagles went cold in the third quarter, they were able to knock down 9 of 15 free throws in the final quarter to help keep the Spartans at bay. Next up for Brown County is their final home contest of the season on Thursday with Monrovia.
Jan. 25
Brown County 34, Monrovia 33
BC: 10 80 3 13 — 34
M: 5 2 11 15 — 33
Brown Co. (11-9, 11th WIC East): Allison Stogsdill 2 FG, 4-5 FT, 8 TP; Anna Fleetwood 1 3P, 3-4 FT, 6 TP; Kathleen McCann 1 FG, 2 TP; Savannah Lovins 2 FG, 1-2 FT, 5 TP; Aubrey Hollander 3 FG, 6 TP; Gracie Matlock 1 FG, 2-4 FT, 4 TP; Abigail Hollander 1 3P, 3 TP.
Coach’s comments: On a night when the Eagles struggled to put points on the board, they were able to rely on their defense to help pull out the win. A strong defensive effort in the first half held the visitors from Monrovia to just 7 points. But the Bulldogs came storming back in the third quarter and cut the lead to 21-18 heading into the final quarter. A tightly contested early part of the quarter then saw BC go on a run to up the lead to 10 midway through the fourth quarter. Monrovia had one final run in them and actually took a 1-point lead with just under 2 minutes to go. The Eagles held strong and ended up with one final possession with just over 20 seconds remaining. Anna Fleetwood took advantage and drove hard to the rim and drew a foul, sending her to the line. She calmly knocked down both free throws to give the Eagles a 1-point lead. Monrovia followed up with a turnover and a foul to send BC back to the line with 5 seconds on the clock. In spite of missing the front end of the one-and-one, a last second 3-point attempt from the top of the key rattled off the rim and sent the Eagles to victory. It was also a special night as the Eagles honored seniors Kathleen McCann and Savannah Lovins for their dedication to the program.
Jan. 27
Trinity Lutheran 50, Brown County 47
TL: 13 14 10 13 — 50
BC: 12 11 12 12 — 47
Brown Co. (11-10, 11th WIC East): Dasia Wilkerson 1 FG, 2 TP; Allison Stogsdill 4 FG, 1-4 FT, 9 TP; Anna Fleetwood 2 FG, 4 3P, 3-4 FT, 19 TP; Aubrey Hollander 4 FG, 8 TP; Gracie Matlock 1 FG, 5-6 FT, 7 TP; Kathleen McCann 1 FG, 2 TP.
Coach’s comments: The Eagles battled a talented Trinity Lutheran squad down to the wire but came up just short in the end, 47-50. In a game that saw the Cougars lead for the majority of time, it was a battle right from the tip. Anna Fleetwood’s hot shooting kept BC in it the first half as they went to the locker room down just 4. The Eagles continued to battle through the third quarter and cut the lead to 2 headed into the fourth. BC used a nice run to actually take a brief, 1-point lead, but Trinity bounced back and stretched their lead back to 7. The Lady Eagles wouldn’t give up and came back with a long 3 by Fleetwood and a free throw to cut the lead down to 3. A Cougar turnover gave BC one last opportunity to tie the game, but the Eagles were unable to get a good look.
WRESTLING
Sectional
Jan. 27
Columbus East 293.5, Jennings County 184.5, Seymour 177.5, Madison 168.5, Columbus North 114.5, Brown County 80, Southwestern (Hanover) 78 Scottsburg 70, West Washington 40, Switzerland County 17
Brown Co.: 106 Katlyn Butcher 6th, 113 David Tucker 3rd, 132 Bryce Denton 4th, 145 Josh Parry 6th, 160 Justin Burns 5th, 182 Jason Stratton 6th, 195 Levi Mullins 3rd, Hwt Matthew Duncan 5th
Coach’s comments: In 2017, the Eagles advanced four to regionals, but only scored 71 points. So, despite the difference in advancing wrestlers, the team is wrestling better. In addition, this year, two wrestlers will be alternates at regionals including Justin Burns and Matthew Duncan. The wrestlers will need to win their opening match at Jeffersonville High School to advance to Evansville’s semi-state.
YMCA FROSTY TRAILS RUN
Jan. 13
5-mile run
Overall male: Garrett Watts, 16, 46:06.53
Overall female: Claudia Monnett, 22, Cloverdale, 55:40.92
Male 20-29: 1. Will Bond, Indianapolis, 46:15.30, 2. Jared Harbin, Columbus, 53:49.70, 3. Benjamin Hall, Columbus, 1:02:12.11
Female 20-29: 1. Kylee Henderson, Bloomington, 1:02:27.45
Male 30-39: 1. Jacob Bosecker, Columbus, 54:56.17, 2. Colin Cassidy, Indianapolis, 1:19:25.97, 3. Scott Beam, Indianapolis, 1:27:58.71
Female 30-39: 1. Angela Aneiros, Bloomington, 56:59.51, 2. Rachel Noirot, Bloomington, 1:02:11.93, 3. Stephanie Genis, Nashville, 1:10:03.09
Male 40-49: 1. Tim Proctor, Columbus, 48:00.32, 2. Travis Wheelan, 57:28.18, 3. Doug Uhls, Bloomington, 1:00:32.16
Female 40-49: 1. Chasity Smith, Nashville, 1:05:13.35, 2. Rebecca Robertson, 1:10:56.17, 3. Traci Dalheim, Williams, 1:13:21.70, 11. Lydia Miller, Nashville, 1:55:27.68
Male 50-59: 1. Michael Watts 1:00:04.83, 2. Eric Woods, North Vernon, 1:03:48.88, 3. Thomas Dalheim, Williams, 1:06:26.56, 7. Jeff Anspaugh, Nashville, 1:27:30.47
Female 50-59: 1. Kat Yeager, Nashville, 1:13:39.35, 2. Tawnya Thomas, 1:18:04.53, 3. Susan Bodine, Columbus, 1:18:18.52, 7. Tammy Yacchari, Nashville, 1:55:03.17
Male 60-69: 1. James Hoffman, Frankton, 1:17:54.22, 2. Peter Jamison, 1:18:43.96, 3. Andy Stafford, Bloomington, 1:34:19.51
Male 70+: 1. Terry Stowell, Indianapolis, 1:32:31.09
5K run
Overall male: Jackson Watts, 15, 20:39:44
Overall female: Christina Buxton, 31, Nashville, 27:30.67
Female 13-19: 1. Rachel Crabtree, Bloomington, 34:20.40, 2. Megan White, Greenwood, 56:25.66 (walker)
Female 20-29: 1. Audrey Walters, Columbus, 35:46.55
Male 30-39: 1. Ryan Buxton, Nashville, 24:01.76, 2. Travis Walters, Columbus, 35:47.05
Female 30-39: 1. Amanda Hussey, 30:58.46
Male 40-49: 1. Sean Price, Bloomington, 21:37.37, 2. Roberto Quintero, 31:52.64, 3. David Crabtree, Bloomington, 34:20.57
Female 40-49: 1. Carrie Owens, North Vernon, 29:48.01, 2. Sally Woods, North Vernon, 40:42.97, 3. Adrienne Malan, Freetown, 47:52.89 (walker)
Male 50-59: 1. Ronnie McAllister, Batesville, 21:55.70, 2. Mike Gentry, Freedom, 24:20:24, 3. Jon Pritchett, Bedford, 29:39.49
Female 50-59: 1. Jane Ellis, Nashville, 51:32.51
Male 60-69: 1. Jeffrey Smith, Greendale, 26:18.81, 2. Ken Holtsclaw 29:52.93, 3. Larry DeMoss, Ellettsville, 40:53.28
Female 60-69: 1. Susan DeMoss, Elletsville, 40:13.64, 2. Joanne Allee, Quincy, 41:39.56 (walker), 3. Jennifer Baughman, Morgantown, 42:40.83, 4. Darlene Harden 42:42.08
Male 70+: 1. Steve Graf, Bloomfield, 53:51.46 (walker)
Female 70+: 1. Doreen St. Clair, 50:18.81 (walker)
PARKS AND REC ADULT WINTER BASKETBALL
Jan. 28
Austin Biggerstaff Excavating 67, The Bow Show 19
ABE: 29 38 — 67
TBS: 12 7 — 19
ABE: Shane Hedrick 1-2 FT, 1 TP; Kane Crabtree 1 3P, 7 TP; Josh Hawley 4-4 FT, 1 3P, 13 TP; Andy Hilligoss 4 TP; Tyler Smith 3-4 FT, 11 TP; John Eddins 2 3P, 12 TP; Justin Hawley 6 TP; Dustin Hill 3 3P, 13 TP.
TBS: Kyle Fittz 2 TP; Julian Ercoli 4 TP; Brandon Spencer 1-4 FT, 1 TP; Brandon Gable 2 TP; Mark Dunn 2 3P, 6 TP.
Payne Farm 77, Brown County IGA 45
PF: 33 44 — 77
IGA: 18 27 — 45
PF: Colin Hoskins 3-4 FT, 13 TP; Zion Bunge 2 TP; Matt Redman 7 3P, 2-3 FT, 35 TP; Austin Kritzer 1-3 FT, 9 TP; David Redmond 0-2 FT, 2 TP; Drew Smith 1 3P, 9 TP; Jaydon Polston 1 3P, 7 TP.
IGA: Josh Parry 4 TP; Frank Isenthal 2-2 FT, 1 3P, 7 TP; Brandon Bailey 3 3P, 9 TP; Erick Osborn 1 3P, 3 TP; Spencer Isenthal 2 3P, 10 TP; Curtis Higgins 1 3P, 3-3 FT, 7 TP; Jeff Harden 1 3P, 5 TP.
American Family Insurance 87, Brozinni Pizzeria 54
AFI: 42 45 — 87
BP: 22 32 — 54
AFI: Tyler Beard 4 TP; Randy Hedrick 1 3P, 3 TP; Matt Sackman 1 3P, 1-2 FT, 20 TP; John Tiernan 1-1 FT, 5 TP; Erik Barber 1 3P, 2-2 FT, 19 TP; Jason Tovey 2-2 FT, 6 TP; David Inabnit 6 3P, 2-2 FT, 30 TP.
BP: Jake Riehl 1 3P, 0-2 FT, 9 TP; Cody Fowler 2 3P, 1-2 FT, 7 TP; Brandon Harris 1 3P, 3 TP; Josh Williams 1 3P, 6-8 FT, 19 TP; Dawson Williams 1 3P, 7 TP; Kraig Morris 1 3P, 5 TP; Derek Williams 2 TP; Brian Shrader 2 TP.
Bradley Farms 80, Designscape 58
BF: 43 37 — 80
D: 28 30 — 58
BF: Kyle Bradley 3 3P, 8-11 FT, 39 TP; Chris McGillem 2 3P, 8 TP; Brett Brunson 2-3 FT, 6 TP; Max Pugh 2 TP; Ryan Momberger 4 3P, 18 TP; Phil Baker 1 3P, 7 TP.
D: Jared Fox 1 3P, 3 TP; Jordan Johnson 2 3P, 0-2 FT, 22 TP; Brandon Fox 2 TP; KC Wagers 1-1 FT, 9 TP; Duane Brumett 6 3P, 22 TP.
Q’s Bikes/Hills O’Brown 81, Glue-Lam Erectors 71
Q: 44 37 — 81
GLE: 41 30 — 71
Q: Garrett Davis 4 3P, 14 TP; Jordan Rose 5 3P, 10-10 FT, 35 TP; 3 3P, 2-3 FT, 11 TP; Evan Richardson 1 3P, 3 TP; Quincy Robinson 3-3 FT, 7 TP; James Allen 1-2 FT, 11 TP.
GLE: Jake Scott 2 3P, 1-2 FT, 9 TP; Weston Wray 2 TP; Kyler Schrougham 3 3P, 2-2 FT, 13 TP; Matthew Wray 26 TP; Tyler Sichting 9 3P, 21 TP.
PARKS AND REC YOUTH BASKETBALL
Jan. 27
Fifth/sixth grade
Eagles 32, Eagles 24
E1: 6 10 6 10 — 32
E2: 4 4 8 8 — 24
E1: Jack Sichting 10 TP; Mason Barnes 4 TP; Drew Wilkerson 16 TP; William Sebastian 2 TP.
E2: Gage James 6 TP; Mason Hazelgrove 0-3 FT, 2 TP; Wahkan Pace 4 TP; Corbin Brahaum 10 TP; Justin Terrill 2 TP.
Seventh/eighth grade
Cavaliers 27, Rockers 26
C: 2 10 11 4 — 27
R: 6 10 8 2 — 26
C: Colin Trapp 4 TP; Blake Grider 2 TP; Ollie Normile 1 3P, 0-2 FT, 5 TP; Sam Normile 0-2 FT, 16 TP.
R: Aiden Fox 6 TP; Ethan Scott 2 TP; JJ Mainord 1-2 FT, 7 TP; Eli Sichting 1-2 FT, 7 TP; Coley Seigler 2 TP; Kyle Roberson 2 TP.
Fighting Wombats 40, Pacers 27
FW: 12 7 11 10 — 40
P: 10 5 4 6 — 27
FW: Nathan Kilby 6 TP; Ethan Ennis 2 TP; Logan Huddleston 2 3P, 4-6 FT, 20 TP; Jake Huddleston 8 TP; Camden Carlile 4 TP.
P: Caleb Hammond 0-2 FT, 2 TP; Porter Richards 2 TP; Briar Cox 1 3P, 7 TP; Elijah Smith 2 TP; Josh Miller 1 3P, 1-1 FT, 14 TP.
