Osgood Journal Sports
October 11, 2005

Raiders have perfect season

Gary Franklin - Sports Writer

On Wednesday October 5, the South Ripley Jr-High Co-ed Soccer Team made saw their hopes of keeping a perfect season record happen, with a final game score of 2-0 over the Jac-Cen-Del Eagles.

The Eagles only loss for the year had been to this Raider squad in a game played at South Ripley on September 12 by the score of 5-2.

The Raiders scored one goal in the first 30 minute half with 12:05 remaining and were able to maintain control of the ball on their end for a large part of its balance.

A ten minute halftime break found the Raider team in the huddle ­ chanting, jumping, and pumping themselves up for the second half with 7:30 left before the game was to resume. With just under 7:00 minutes their huddle broke and the Raiders took their respective positions on the field, obviously anxious to get on with the program.

The same intensity was not evident by the young Eagles as they were calm, resting, and talking during their halftime period. It seemed to indicate the need for a boost to pick them up for battle. Especially with 30 minutes left to be played before determining a winner for the contest. The second half played out much as the first.

Again the Raider team scored a goal and held the Eagles to very few scoring opportunities. The Raider score came with 8:20 remaining in the game.

The two Raider scores in the game were off shots by Derek Wade and Jared Grossman, with game assists recognition to Jared Grossman and Jake Waldron.

Co-ed ORVC Varsity XC Meet results

Gary Franklin - Sports Writer

Results of the running of the ORVC co-ed cross country meet held at Milan Baylor Park on Tuesday, October 4 verified a Switzerland County High School girl, Amanda Hon, as the girls' first place finisher in a time of 15:15, and a Southwestern boy runner, D. Clark as the first place finisher of the boys' run with a time of 16:16. The girls' competition hosted 34 runners with a finishing time range of 15:15 to 21:37.

Finishing first through tenth were: Amanda Hon of Switzerland County, 1st in 15:15; W. Hamilton of Southwestern 2nd in 15:42; C. Sauerhage of Rising Sun 3rd in 15:49; C. Bowman of Rising Sun 4th in 16:01; S. Bell of Southwestern 5th in 16:09; K. Burch of Southwestern 6th in 16:15; A. Lord of Jac-Cen-Del 7th in 16:50; H. Gray of Southwestern 8th in 17:23;

A. Lunsford of Jac-Cen-Del 9th in 17:35 and for 10th was M. Berry of South Ripley in 17:39. The Milan highest finish in the girls' running just missed the top ten by one, finishing in the 11th spot, D. Clemens in 17:47.

Girls' team scores and finish spots were: Southwestern 1st with 42, Rising Sun 2nd with 43, Jac-Cen-Del 3rd with 42, Switzerland County 4th with 90, and South Ripley 5th with 102. The Milan and Shawe schools both scratched in the team event for lack of runners participating.

The first ten boys finishing in the event were: D. Clark of Southwestern 1st in 16:16; K. Horan of Jac-Cen-Del 2nd in 16:45; A. Baylor of Milan 3rd in 16:55; Justin Druba of Southwestern 4th in 17:01, E. Demaree of South Ripley 5th in 17:03; J. Craig of Rising Sun 6th in 17:05; J. Snow of Switzerland County 7th in 17:09; Ariel Lawburgh of South Ripley 8th in 17:14; N. Hampton of Milan 9th in 17:26, and the 10th spot was taken in 17:28 by N. Roarke of Milan.

Forty-nine boys competed in the meet and their running times ranged from 16:16 to 22:55.

The boys' team finish place and points totals were: Southwestern 1st with 49; Rising Sun 2nd with 81; (all even at 86 points were Jac-Cen-Del and South Ripley on a five person team count requiring going to the sixth runner to establish team placement giving JCD the 3rd place finish from the efforts of a 33rd place finish in 17:29 by A. Lord verses a 36th place finish by B. J. Sieverding of South Ripley at 17:38). Jac-Cen-Del 3rd with 86; South Ripley 4th with 86; Milan 5th with 98; Switzerland County 6th with 101, and Madison Shawe 7th with a score of 155.

 

 

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