Osgood Journal Sports
May 27, 2008

Lady Eagle Valorie Wagner advances to T&F state competition in 100m Dash

Gary Franklin, Sports Writer

Following a spectacular exhibition in the Girls 2008 Track & Field Sectional held at Franklin Community High School on Tuesday, May 13, Lady Eagle Valorie Wagner was qualified for four regional competitions.
With four events lined up for her regional efforts on Tuesday, May 20, Wagner proceeded to qualify for state in the 100m Dash. Her time of :13.07 was strong enough to earn her the third spot in regional, with the first place time being :11.86.
In the three other events Wagner competed at regional in, her finishes were as follows
400m Dash - 8th @ 1:02.46
(First place time was posted by Brooke Ingle of East Central @ :59.46.)
200m Dash - 6th @ :27.50
Set new JCD school record
(First place time was :24.73)
Long Jump - 4th place @ 16' 5.75" (First place was 16' 7")
*Milan Lady Indian Shelby Zornes (11) regional Discus toss - 98' 4.5" gave her 12th
(First place distance 150.05")
*Batesville Lady Bulldog Ellie Tidman earned 1st place with High Jump of 5' 5.25".
*Kayce Doogs of East Central finished 2nd in 3200m Run @ 11:17.31.
(First place was 11:15.15)
*The 4x400 East Central foursome of Michaela Cline (09), Leah Ginn (11), Brooke Ingle (10) and Kristal Studer (11) finished a 2nd @ 4:03.57.
(First time was 4:01.97)
Kristal Studer (11) of East Central finished 2nd in the Girl's 1600m Run @ 5:08.67
(First place time was 4:59.86)
Courtney Seamon of EC (09) finished 5th @ 5:28.20
*The East Central 4x800 foursome of Michaela Cline (09), Kayce Doogs (11), Courtney Seamon (09) and Kristal Studer (11) captured 1st place in 9:41.53
The East Central Lady Trojans finished 2nd as a team with 62.5 total points. Warren Central was first with 104. Valorie Wagner of the Jac-Cen-Del Lady Eagles finished 16th with 15 points and the Batesville Lady Bulldogs finished 19th with 12 points.
STATE GIRLS
T&F MEET
Friday, May 29,
Robert C Haugh
Track & Field Complex,
Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana
Admission - $7.00

GARY FRANKLIN PHOTO Above, Jac-Cen-Del Lady Eagle junior Valorie Wagner, glides to a winning long jump distance of 17' 2 1/2 ". The Franklin Community High School track & field sectional was on Tuesday, May 13.

Milan Lady Indians give Coach Milton Teer his 100th
Gary Franklin, Sports Writer

Mild mannered, but dead serious about his softball teams reaching their potential, Coach Milton Teer has led Milan Lady Indians in what seems like "since the beginning of time."
If the conversation is about Milan Lady Indian softball, Milton Teer is certain to be part of the conversation.
Team wins this week give justification to his being automatically associated as a part of the subject as they together put him in the 100+ wins column as a Milan coach.
As with many coaches, coaching requires the sacrifice of much family time, unless the family members are part of it, which the Teer's have been. At the ball field you will find his wife keeping the score book, older daughters rallying the team and supporting their younger sister Kara, who is a member of the Lady Indians present team.
Ironically, Kara was on third and her crossing home plate solidified her dad's 100th career victory by making the score 10-0 over the North Decatur Lady Chargers in the sixth inning, ending the game by the 10 Run Rule.
The win entitled the Lady Indians to advance to the sectional championship contest against the Southwestern Hanover Lady Rebels.

GARY FRANKLIN PHOTO Pictured left, Milan Lady Indian Kady Alloway's number 1 will soon have a new owner, following graduation. She is one of the reasons Coach Milton Teer can attest to his 100th career win as the Lady Indian softball team coach. Teer acquired the century mark in the Lady Indians 10-0 defeat of the North Decatur Lady Chargers in IHSAA's Class 2A Sectional #44's second win, which slated them for championship competition against the Southwestern Hanover Lady Rebels on Thursday night, May 22, held at Lawrenceburg High School.

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GARY FRANKLIN PHOTO Eagle senior teammates enjoy their close knit friendship a little longer For yet a little while, the seven Jac-Cen-Del seniors baseball players get to enjoy their school time lifelong friendships before moving on in their separate desired paths. Pictured front, from left are David Busch, Brock Billman and Andrew Wagner. Standing are Eric Horan, Brandon Gehl, Austin Lord and Zach Simon. The young men have added much depth and strength to the Eagle athletic programs over the years and will surely be missed in seasons to come.