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April 12th
BREMEN — Two different approaches to battling the elements turned out the better for Plymouth’s Pilgrims as they were able to hold on to a 12-10 win over Bremen in a Friday night high school baseball game that was shortened to six innings due to darkness.
The Lions played small ball, taking advantage of savvy baserunning and forcing the issue with the Plymouth defense. The Pilgrims chose to batter away, belting out some timely hits with some power.
The Plymouth High School girls basketball team held its season-ending banquet on Wednesday.
From left to right: senior Amber Redinger received the Best Rebounder Award; sophomore Haley Harrell received the Best Free Throw Percentage Award and the best 3-point Field Goal Percentage Award; senior Lauren Tanner received the Most Assists Award; sophomore Allie Wright received the Most Steals Award and the Best Field Goal Percentage Award; and senior Andria Shook received the Best Free Throw Percentage Award.
Boys lacrosse
Eagles shoot down Forest Hills
Riley Thompson had a hat trick by the 7:56 mark of the first period, and the Culver Military Academy prep boys lacrosse team dominated Forest Hills 24-1 at home Friday night.
Thompson scored four goals in the first period and went on to finish the game with six goals and an assist as one of four Eagles with a hat trick in the rout.
Zach Currier scored four goals with four assists, Joel Tinney scored three times with an assist, and Colin Courtney had an old-fashioned hat trick with three straight scores in the final period.
Rain, rain, go away.
Persistent precipitation and cold weather have forced cancellations and postponements to area athletic events throughout the week, and the wet conditions continued to play havoc with area schedules Thursday night.
While most rain-outs have yet to be rescheduled, here’s a look at a few events that have, weather permitting.
• The three-way track meet between Bremen, John Glenn and LaVille at LaVille scheduled for Thursday night has been postponed to Monday.
• Bremen’s softball game at Mishawaka, originally scheduled for Wednesday, has been rescheduled for today.
Plymouth’s CeCe Robinson was recently awarded the Indiana Soccer League (ISL) Golden Glove Award.
Robinson is a member of the Plymouth United FC U13 Team. The Golden Glove Award is presented to the division goalie with the fewest goals allowed. Award-winners must participate in a majority of the games for their team.
Pictured are Robinson, right, and United FC coach Ron Cook.
Boys golf
CMA opens dual season with 2 wins
Culver Military Academy’s boys golf team braved the sloppy conditions as the Eagles opened their dual meet season with wins over both Tippecanoe Valley and Rochester at Mystic Hills in Culver Thursday.
John Connelly fired a 1-under 34 to lead CMA, followed by Davis Payne’s 39 and Zach Allyn’s 40. Ben Sharff rounded out the team score with a 41 as the Eagles posted a 154 to top Tippy Valley’s 173 and Rochester’s 188.
Tippy Valley was led by Bryce Zimmerman’s 38, and Luke Kennedy shot a 44 for Rochester.
• CULVER MILITARY 154, TIPPECANOE
April 11th
BREMEN — With a streak of dual meet victories reaching into the 50s, Triton’s top flight tandem of Quentyn Carpenter and Ryan Rapp are hoping to keep the string alive through their senior seasons.
They got off to a fair start Wednesday night.
Carpenter earned meet low medalist honors with a one-under 35, Rapp shot 38, and the Trojans got a big boost from No. 3 Tanner Shepherd’s 38 in the windy, wet, cold and generally sloppy conditions at Sprig O’Mint as Triton opened its dual meet season with a team score of 157 to top a three-way Northern State Conference field.
LAKEVILLE — Several members of the LaVille High School boys basketball team will be taking team work into the mission field this summer.
April 10th
BOURBON — Triton senior Clay Yeo can now add another first to his already impressive resume.
Yeo was selected as the first player in Trojan boys basketball history to play in the Indiana-Kentucky All-Star Series, Triton announced Tuesday. He is one of 13 Indiana seniors who will play against the Kentucky All-Stars on June 14 in Louisville, Kentucky and on June 15 at Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
BREMEN — It wasn’t a win, but you could call Tuesday’s softball game at Bremen a moral victory for Plymouth.
After opening the season with three straight shutouts, the Lady Pilgrims were finally able to get on the scoreboard Tuesday. Plymouth scratched out three runs in the fifth and sixth innings to cut its deficit in half after a fast start by the host Lady Lions, but back-to-back triples during a four-run sixth proved to be the backbreaker as the Lions downed the visitors, 10-3.
