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Centerville Boys Golf's Busy Week Provides Team Competition In Wayne County Boys Sports
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RICHMOND, Ind. — Centerville golf players Braden Tedder and Brady Moore were endlessly neck all the week before. It was a decent week for a little accommodating contest, as the Bulldogs had four matches, three a larger number of than some other Wayne County group.

The group got off to a hot beginning, overcoming an under-staffed Union City crew Monday with a group score of 186. Tedder drove the way with a 38, and Moore wasn't a long ways behind with a 42.

Centerville then positioned second with New Castle and Tri Wednesday, shooting a general score of 208. Yet again tedder drove the Bulldogs with a 42, and, indeed, Moore was on his tail with a 44.

On Thursday, Centerville assumed a nearby misfortune to Union County 183-186. Practically similarly as close was the race between the Bulldogs' top golf players. Tedder shot a 36, and Moore shot a 41.

By then, Moore followed Tedder by 11 strokes, and all that remained was Saturday's Wayne County Tournament. Centerville set third out of four groups with a 394. Playing an entire 18-opening round interestingly the entire week, Moore had the option to outlive Tedder, outperforming his colleague 88-92. Moore's round tied him for fourth generally speaking and acquired him a spot in the all-district group. He might not have made up every one of the strokes he lost to Tedder before in the week, however Moore defeated him when it made the biggest difference.

Jayden Cornett was the just other Centerville golf player to play in each of the four matches last week, shooting an aggregate of 275. Eli Bellew (121), Lane Brown (129) and Nate Minton (160) contended in two matches. RJ Ringley (55) took an interest in a nine-opening match, and Rylan Schuerman (108) was in the province competition.

Centerville's next match is May 11 against Blue River Valley at home. Here's more region golf activity alongside any remaining young men's secondary school sports results from May 2-7:

Baseball
Richmond, Centerville each go 2-0

The Red Devils began their week with a 4-3 win over Shenandoah Monday. Hayden Scalf and Casey Blevins joined for 14 strikeouts on the hill, and Jason Isom got two hits at the plate.

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Richmond then progressed toward the North Central Conference Tournament elimination rounds with a 3-1 win over Lafayette Jefferson Saturday. Scalf struck out 10 players and just permitted two hits in seven innings of work. John Carter and Dustin Moore each had two hits, and Moore added a couple of RBIs. The Red Devils' next game is May 11 at home against Monroe Central.

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Richmond senior Hayden Scalf ends up for a warmup pitch before a game against Centerville April 7, 2022.

The Bulldogs dominated their most memorable match of the week 3-0 over Blue River Valley Tuesday. Logan Drook pitched six innings and struck out 12 hitters while just permitting three hits. Jamari Pamplin had two hits, and Collin Clark had two RBIs.

Centerville then, at that point, beat Lincoln 10-0 Saturday. Jacob Crowe, Alex Wandersee and Javontae Pamplin joined to strike out 14 hitters on the hill. Crowe added three hits and four RBIs at the plate, and Pamplin had two hits. Jamari Pamplin additionally hit a homer and drove in two runs. The Bulldogs play May 10 at Hagerstown prior to venturing out to Lapel May 12.

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Centerville senior Javontae Pamplin converses with a colleague during a game against Winchester April 30, 2022.

Hagerstown clears doubleheader over Northeastern

The Tigers dominated the primary match against Northeastern 6-2 Saturday. Hagerstown's Reed Shaffer and Kayne Ervin joined for 10 strikeouts on the hill. Ervin likewise paced the offense with four hits and two RBIs. Collin Beaty had two hits and three RBIs, and Aiden Grover added two hits, including a grand slam. Payton Lumpkin had two hits to lead the Knights.

Hagerstown dominated match two 11-4. Ben Williams pitched four innings for the Tigers and just permitted one run. Beaty had three hits, and Ethan Campbell had two hits and five RBIs. Keaton Mikesell drove Northeastern with a couple of hits, and Treydon York hit a homer.

Hagerstown sophomore Collin Beaty gets a toss from an infielder during warmups before a game against Lincoln April 12, 2022.

The two groups had a game before Saturday too. Hagerstown lost 9-8 to Wapahani Monday. Quaid Mull and Gavin Walter consolidated for only five procured runs and 10 strikeouts. Beaty and Will Combs each indented three hits and consolidated for five RBIs. After a May 10 game facilitating Centerville, the Tigers will play Knightstown May 11 at home.

Northeastern beat Tri 14-0 Wednesday. Landen Sum pitched four innings, struck out seven and just permitted one hit. York had three hits and two RBIs. Keaton Mikesell, Kaiden White and Trevor Burkhart each had two hits, and Carson Terrell drove in two runs. After a May 10 game at Winchester, the Knights will take on Lincoln May 14 out and about.

Northeastern junior Treydon York sits tight for a pitch during a game against Tri-Village March 29, 2022.

Seton parts week; Lincoln falls two times

The Cardinals dominated their second match of the time Tuesday, 15-1 over Burris. Nolan Burkhardt drove the way, striking out 10 hitters in 4.2 innings, just permitting one hit and adding two hits and three RBIs at the plate. Brendon Brown and Mason Burkhardt each had two hits, and Brown likewise drove in three runs.

Seton green bean Kenny Gihozo (left), sophomore Nolan Burkhardt (focus) and senior Tristian Washington (right) giggle with an associate mentor before a game against Randolph Southern March 30, 2022.

Seton then, at that point, fell 12-2 to Wes-Del Wednesday. Nolan Burkhardt had two hits. The Cardinals' next game is May 11 at Oldenburg.

The Golden Eagles assumed a 8-7 misfortune to Union County Wednesday. Gavin Sherwood and Oliver Webb each had two hits, and Jack Patton had two RBIs. Lincoln then fell 10-0 to Centerville Saturday. In the wake of playing Union City May 10 at home, Lincoln plays Wes-Del May 12 at home.

Lincoln senior Gavin Sherwood heats up before a game against Hagerstown April 12, 2022.

Olympic style sports
Centerville outclasses Richmond, Lincoln in tri meet

The Bulldogs facilitated the Red Devils and Golden Eagles Tuesday. Centerville won the meet with a group score of 68, Richmond put second with a 65 and Lincoln was third with a 23.

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For the Red Devils, Gunner Kovach won the high leap, clearing 6-2. Kenny Cunningham won the shot put with a toss of 42-4. Marquis Johnson won the 100-meter run with a period of 10.93 seconds. Micah Belcher won the 300 obstacles (49.06). Ivan Orihuela won the 400 (56.78), and Alex Orihuela won the 800 (2:14). The 4x800 hand-off group of Ethan Newton, Xavier Ogle, Greyson Farmer and Noah McClain won with a period of 9:07.3. The 4x400 group of Ivan Orihuela, Newton, Alex Antrim and Owen Fowler additionally won (3:53).

Preceding the Centerville meet, Richmond tumbled to Blackford Monday. Johnson won the 100 (11.12), and Darius Hogg won the 200 (23.64). Kovach won the high leap (6-0), and Cunningham won the shot put (41-11 ½).

Following the Centerville meet, Richmond set 6th out of 10 groups at the NCC Championships Friday. Kovach was the solitary Red Devils gathering champion, winning the high leap (6-1). Ivan Orihuela set third in the 800 (2:07.56), and Alex Orihuela was third in the 3,200 (10:23.86). Johnson completed fourth in the 100 (11.64). The 4x800 group of McClain, Farmer, Ethan Miller and Newton set fifth (9:08.29).

Richmond's next meet is May 17 at sectionals. Centerville and Lincoln will be back on the track May 12 at the Tri-Eastern Conference meet.

Seton set fourth at PAAC meet

Out of 11 gathering schools, the Cardinals completed Saturday in fourth. Artisan Burkhardt won the 110 obstacles and 300 obstacles. Connor Kitchin won the high leap and put third in the 800. Jack Martin was third in the 400 (48.75), and Nick Rader was fifth in the disk. The realy group of Burkhardt, Kitchin, Martin and Ryan Murray won the 4x400 (3:41.82) and put third in the 4x100 (48.75).

Seton's has a May 10 meet at International before the sectional meet May 19.

Golf
Northeastern successes Wayne County Tournament

The Knights emerged from the field of four region groups successful Saturday with a group score of 351. Alex Beatty and Hayden Chalfant each shot a 85 to tie for the lead position by and large. Dylan Goble shot a 88 to tie for fourth. Every one of the three made the all-province group. After a May 10 match at Hagerstown, Northeastern will go to Knightstown May 16.

Hagerstown put second with a score of 385. Ethan Werking shot a 85 to tie for first and make the all-district group. After a coordinate with Northeastern, the Tigers will take on Lincoln May 11 at home.

Lincoln set fourth with a 451. The Golden Eagles will play Hagerstown subsequent to taking on Tri May 10.

Richmond brings down Franklin County

The Red Devils acquired a 166-178 win Monday behind Alex Brown's 39. Ryder Cate shot a 41, Sam Reising and Carson Lafuse shot a 43 and Jackson Cornett shot a 45. Their next match is May 16 at the NCC Tournament.