Local Sports Report - September 23

Tuesday, September 24th, 2019 7:14am

By Mike Perleberg @mikedup84

Jac-Cen-Del boys soccer won a rematch with Rising Sun Monday.

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BOYS SOCCER

Jac-Cen-Del 5, Rising Sun 1 – JCD’s Patrick Wagner kicked two goals in the win. Also scoring for the Eagles were Jacob Jines, Kobe Darnold and Tim Defrane. Rising Sun’s Zac Brokaw scored using an assist by Landon Cole.

South Ripley 3, Shawe Memorial 2 – South Ripley’s Zach Gentile scored twice and made an assist. Ryan Miller scored and Logan Betz added an assist.

Big conference road win for boys soccer at Shawe 3-2. Way to go boys. 5-5 overall and 5-3 in ORVC. In action again on the road Wednesday vs Switzerland County.
— South Ripley Schools (@SR_Raiders) September 23, 2019

Switzerland County 4, Southwestern 3

Oldenburg Academy 3, Seton Catholic 0 - Ben Kraus had 2 goals and Nick Folop had one. This is the 10th clean sheet for keeper Chris Hautman.

BOYS TENNIS

East Central 5, Union County 0

Connersville 4, Franklin County 1

GIRLS SOCCER

East Central 1, Highlands (Ky.) 1 – tie – EC’s Taylor Whitehead kicked one in off an assist from Erika Wells. EC keeper Mary Brewington made four saves.

South Dearborn 3, Rising Sun 0 – Erin Huber scores two and Katie Cutter knocks in one to give the Lady Knights the victory. Assists by Chayne Conly, Bry LaGreca and Leah Kemper.

Batesville 2, Mt. Vernon 1 – Batesville goalkeeper Olive Cerniglia made 20 saves to help the Bulldogs hold on for the win. Finding the back of the net for Batesville were Carlie Werner and Abbey Prickel. Assists were credited to Prickel and Caroline Kellerman.

VOLLEYBALL

Madison 3, Jac-Cen-Del 0 – 25-9, 25-17, 25-14

Gallatin County 3, Switzerland County 2

Oldenburg Academy 3, Shawe Memorial 0 – 25-19, 25-15, 25-22

Events

Hillforest House Museum
Overlooking the Ohio River in Aurora, the beautiful Hillforest Victorian House Museum was built in 1855 for industrialist Thomas Graff. Its unique shape is said to be inspired by steamboats of the 19th century. The site has been operating as a historic house museum since 1956 and is one of 11 National Historic Landmarks in southern Indiana. Hillforest opens for tours today and hosts many special events throughout the season. Overlooking the Ohio River in Aurora, the beautiful Hillforest Victorian House Museum was built in 1855 for industrialist Thomas Graff. Its unique shape is said to be inspired by steamboats of the 19th century. The site has been operating as a historic house museum since 1956 and is one of 11 National Historic Landmarks in southern Indiana. Hillforest open NOW…Tuesday - Friday, 11 AM - 3 PM (last tour begins at 2:15 PM) and Saturday and Sunday, 1 - 5 PM (last tour begins at 4:15 PM). (Closed major holidays). Available for special events and teas!
2nd Oct at Hillforest Victorian House Museum
One Room Schoolhouse Museum
The One Room Schoolhouse Museum has been completely restored as it was in the 1800's. We are open four tours each Sunday afternoon 2p-4p September and October. It is located 4 miles west of Dillsboro on St. Rd. 62 next to St. John's Lutheran Church (1843) in Farmers Retreat. The historical school and church are both listed on the National Register of Historical Places. Come visit us in Sept./Oct. or by appointment. Please call 812-432-5401 or 812-667-5330. We also entertain 4th grade students for field trips. Teachers please call us at the above phone numbers for more information. This is a beautiful area to take a Fall drive and visit a very Historical Area
2nd Oct at One Room Schoolhouse
Costume Swap at the Dearborn County Recycling Center
The Dearborn County Recycling Center’s Costume Swap was created as an annual event offering customers the chance to share and reuse costumes that would otherwise only be worn once. Last year over 800 individuals used the program. The program saves money and reduces waste by reusing items that otherwise would only be used once. Over 1,000 costumes for adults and children are available. Masks, wigs, makeup, accessories, treat bags and décor are also available. All available costumes are clean and in good condition, with many being brand new. The sizes of costumes range from infant and toddler to adult sizes. Costume Swap even has a small selection of pet costumes. Participants are asked to bring a costume that is clean, in ready-to-wear condition, and free of rips, tears, and stains. To be considered for exchange, all costumes must also be complete with original items, including masks and accessories that came with the costume originally. Those without a costume to exchange are asked to make a cash donation to the reuse program. Shopping times and the number of guests allowed to shop at a time will be limited. Visit dearborncountyrecycles.com for more information. Participants should be prepared with a donation in case their costume is not accepted. The program does not operate as a charity. Costume Swap is open to everyone; it is not exclusively for Dearborn County residents.
3rd Oct at Dearborn County Recycling Center