Archive - 2013 - Sports Article
May 1st
Girls track
Lady Pilgrims beat Concord
Plymouth’s girls track team claimed a convincing 72.5-59.5 Northern Lakes Conference win over visiting Concord in a dual meet at home Tuesday.
The Lady Pilgrims saw most of their top finishes in the field events.
PLYMOUTH – The Ancilla College Golf Classic has sold out for the fifth year in a row with a full field of 40 teams, but the college is still looking for sponsors, Ancilla announced Tuesday.
“We work hard to put together a top-notch golf outing that everyone will enjoy,” said event organizer Tom Sibal. “Businesses in the area are very generous and make it possible for Ancilla College to put on a tournament that has everyone going home happy, no matter how they play.”
April 30th
PLYMOUTH — The woes of the big inning continued to haunt Plymouth’s Pilgrims Monday night as they dropped an NLC battle with Northridge by a 9-5 final.
The Pilgrims battled back after a two-run Northridge first to take a 4-2 lead on a three-run Bailey Clark homer in the Plymouth half of the inning. Plymouth added another in the third on a Clark sac fly to make it 5-3.
Then the bottom fell out.
PLYMOUTH — A Plymouth volleyball alum will be reunited with her former coach at Ancilla next season.
Amber Redinger, a four-year varsity player in both volleyball and basketball, recently inked on to play volleyball with the Lady Chargers beginning next season, where she’ll have a chance to play for former PHS head volleyball coach and current Ancilla assistant coach Walt Pickerell once more.
KNOX — John Glenn traveled to Knox Monday night and dismantled the Redskins in five innings by a 10-0 score.
Glenn’s Justin Gierlowski threw his second no-hitter of the season and recorded his third double-digit strikeout game with 10 ks. With his offspeed pitches setting up his fastball, Gierlowski controlled the game. But it was a one-out walk to Knox’s Scott Trojan in the fifth that ruined his perfect game.
Baseball
Bremen falls 4-2 to Jimtown
Jacob Bennitt pitcher a three-hitter with six strikeouts, but the Lions gave him little run support in a 4-2 Northern State Conference loss to visiting Jimtown Monday night.
Eric Knepper went 3-for-4 at the plate with a triple and scored both of Bremen’s runs, while Bryce Cassel finished with two hits as the Lions slipped to 9-4 on the year.
• JIMTOWN 4, BREMEN 2
At Bremen
Jimtown: 101 000 2 — 4 3 0
Bremen: 001 000 1 — 2 8 0
3B: Eric Knepper (B)
Records: Bremen 9-4.
Softball
Lady Pilgrims lose in 6 at Northridge
April 29th
Monday, April 29
Argos baseball vs Bethany Christian 5 p.m.
Argos softball vs Bethany Christian 5 p.m.
Bremen baseball vs Jimtown 4:30 p.m.
Bremen softball at Jimtown 5 p.m.
Bremen girls tennis vs NorthWood 4:30 p.m.
Culver Community baseball at LaVille 5 p.m.
Culver Community softball vs LaVille 5 p.m.
Culver Community track at LaVille Invite 5:30 p.m.
CGA tennis at Riley 5 p.m.
Glenn baseball at Knox 5:30 p.m.
Glenn softball vs Knox 5:30 p.m.
OD baseball vs Marquette 4:30 p.m.
Plymouth baseball vs Northridge 5 p.m.
Plymouth softball at Northridge 5 p.m.
Triton’s Quentyn Carpenter fired a 1-under 35 on the back side at Mystic Hills to win his third Marshall County Golf Championship Saturday.
Bremen’s Jasmine Schafer helped set two meet records while winning four events as the Lady Lions won the Kouts Relays Saturday.
CULVER — Whatever a player’s score on the front side at Mystic, he can usually count on adding a few stokes on the course’s hilly back nine. Triton’s Quentyn Carpenter shaved one.
Carpenter entered the turn trailing fellow top flighter Trent Elliott of Culver Community as well as teammate Ryan Rapp and Cam Gurtner of LaVille by a stroke, but he birdied the 12th and 13th to move into the lead, then followed a bogey on the 15th with par golf over the final three holes to reclaim the individual Marshall County Golf Championship with an even-par 71 Saturday.
