Local Sports Report - September 16, 2021

Friday, September 17th, 2021 9:25am

By Travis Thayer @TheTravisThayer

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BOYS SOCCER

Switzerland County 2, Shawe Memorial 0

Pacers improve to 9-3 (6-2 in ORVC)

Lawrenceburg 5, Landmark Christian 2

Tigers improve to 8-2 overall

GIRLS SOCCER

Oldenburg Academy 1, Switzerland County 0

Emma Weberding (OA): goal
Anna Carballo (OA): assists

Franklin County 1, Richmond 1

Jordan Nichols (FC): goal
Maegan Pearson (FC): assist

South Dearborn 5, Milan 0

Bernadette Wismann (SD): goal, 2 assist
Jenna Hufford (SD): goal
Lauren McHenry (SD): goal
Quinn Heizer (SD): goal
Mikayla Rudisell (SD): goal

VOLLEYBALL

Oldenburg Academy 3, South Dearborn 2 (25-12, 23-25, 25-14, 22-25, 15-11)

South Ripley 3, Rising Sun 2 (26-28, 23-25, 25-22, 25-15, 15-7)

Sarah Meyer (SR): 21 kills, 3 aces
Rachel Meyer (SR): 22 kills, 14 digs, 23 receptions
Brionna Linkel (SR): 41 assists, 7 digs
Lydia Cornett (SR): 14 digs, 32 receptions
Gracie Gunter (SR): 12 digs, 23 receptions

CROSS COUNTRY

Lawrenceburg, Franklin County, South Dearborn Meet

Boys Results: 1. Lawrenceburg (27 points), 2. Franklin County (28 points)

Lawrenceburg's Grant Hensley finished first with a time of 18:58.5
Gabriel Hensley, Nicholas Morgan, Tanner Fox, and Ashton Rasnake placed in the Top 10.
Franklin County's Ben Maze finished 2nd overall.
Adam Grant, Harmon Marshall, Hunter Marshall, and Eric Schwab placed in the Top 10.
Cole Duncan was South Dearborn's top performer, placing 11th overall.

Girls Results: 1. Franklin County (15 points)

Five of the top 11 performers were from Franklin County, including first place finisher Esther George (25:01).
Lawrenceburg's Cidney Clyde and Lauren Agner placed 2nd and 3rd, respectively.
Kyleigh Berry was South Dearborn's top performer, placing 4th overall.

Events

Hillforest Museum Open for Tours
Hillforest Victorian House Museum was the home of industrialist and financier Thomas Gaff and his family between 1855 and 1926.
22nd Oct at Hillforest Museum
4-H for Everyone: Your place to belong!
Celebrate National 4-H Week by enrolling in 4-H beginning October 1st. Dearborn County 4-H is looking for youth and adults to join our 4-H family. 4-H is a Positive Youth Development program of Purdue Extension serving all youth grades K-12 and you don't need to live on a farm to participate! Youth participate in club activities, special interest or afterschool programming, 4-H camp and more. Families can choose their level of participation. 4-H participation builds leadership and other life skills youth need to be successful. Develops belonging independence, mastery and generosity, is hand on and family friendly! If you have questions about the 4-H program, please contact Liz Beiersdorfer, ebeiers@purdue.edu or call 812-926-1189.
22nd Oct at
The Witches of Breakout
The Witches National Convention was held in our room last night! We found out that they made plans to turn everyone who isn't a witch into a black cat or a bat. They locked the spell they need in the Breakout EDU box. The Spell was written in magic ink, and if it stays in the box for more than 45 minutes, it will be cast! If we can open the box before the 45 minutes are up, contact with air will break the spell. Work together to unlock the boxes and undo the magic of the Witches of Breakout! Registration required; limited spots available for individuals and groups. Must register: www.lpld.lib.in.us/calendar. 5 p.m. & 7 p.m. (two sessions) Friday, Oct. 22, Lawrenceburg Main Library. 812-537-2775. Tweens and Teens. Free.
22nd Oct at Lawrenceburg Public Library District