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Reinagel throws no-hitter for Notre DameWednesday, September 9, 2009
The senior struck out 13 Poplar Bluff batters in the Bulldogs' 6-0 road win.
Reinagel, who improved to 7-0 in the circle, enjoyed a perfect night at the plate too, going 4 for 4 with three doubles.
Brianne Sanders and Mallory Siebert both went 2 for 4 in the win.
WP -- Lauren Reinagel, 7-0. 2B -- Lauren Reinagel 3 (ND), Mallory Siebert (ND), Jane Morrill (ND), Summer Burger (ND). Multiple hits -- Notre Dame: Lauren Reinagel 4-4, Mallory Siebert 2-4, Brianne Sanders 2-4. Records -- Notre Dame 7-0.
Kelly 4, Scott City 0
Haley Glastetter and Hannah Vinyard both doubled as the Hawks picked up the road win.
Kristen Powell earned the win.
WP -- Kristen Powell. LP -- Alicia Kern, Rachel Reed. 2B -- H. Glastetter (L), H. Vinyard (L). Multiple hits -- Leopold: H. Glastetter 2-3 Records -- Scott City: 2-7
Delta 12, East Prairie 1
Taylor Keys earned the win in her first outing in the circle for the Bobcats.
Keys allowed one hit and struck out four over three innings.
Taylor Smith smacked a double and knocked in three runs for Delta (4-4).
Ashley Glaus and Tori Burton both recorded two RBIs while Courtney Burton drove in one for Delta.
WP -- Taylor Keys, 1-0. LP -- Nicholson. 2B -- Taylor Smith (D), Ashley Glaus (D). Multiple hits -- Delta: Tori Burton 2-3, Courtney Burton 2-3, Ashley Glaus 2-2; East Prairie: Swann 2-3. Records -- Delta 4-4.
TENNIS
Central 5, Charleston 4
The Tigers beat Charleston on the road.
Veronica Swingle and Caroline Harding both won their singles matches then combined for a doubles win.
Singles
No. 1 -- Emma Segar (C) def. Morgan Collier 8-4
No. 2 -- Veronica Swingle (C) def. Madeline Burke 8-1
No. 3 -- Chelsea Stollings (Ch) def. Morgan Crowell 8-4
No. 4 -- Caroline Harding (C) def. Jasmine Spence 8-3
No. 5 -- Susanna Hayward (C) def. Taylor Duenne 8-4
No. 6 -- Gabrielle Quinn (Ch) def. Kayley Chisn 8-5
Doubles
N0. 1 -- Collier-Stollings (Ch) def. Segar-Allison Billmeyer 8-6
No. 2 -- Swingle-Harding (C) def. Burke-Spence 8-6
No. 3 -- Quinn-Duenne (Ch) Crowell-Hayward 8-6
JV -- Central won 6-0
BOYS SOCCER
Jackson 2, Poplar Bluff 0
Dylan Blaylock and Andrew Mueller both scored a goal for the Indians.
Cody Poehme and Tyson Stoverink recorded the assists as Jackson improved to 4-0.
JV -- Jackson won 2-0
Saxony Lutheran, 1 Anna-Jonesboro 0
Matthew Stueve recorded the shutout as the Crusaders improved to 3-2.
Taylor Johnson took a pass from Ryan Sprandel and buried it for the game's lone goal.
VOLLEYBALL
The Tigers rallied after dropping the first game for the home win.
Charis Stewart smacked 21 kills and added 19 digs while Jade Sander had 13 digs and seven kills for the Tigers.
Meg Goodman helped out with 27 assists and Katie Williams had six kills in the Tigers' first win of the season (1-6).
JV -- Dexter won 25-18, 25-19
Brooke Simpson had eight kills and 13 digs while Katie Diebold added 12 assists for the Rams in their season opener.
Katie Hogan had nine kills and nine digs while Mikah Simpson had four kills and seven digs. Jordan McFall added eight assists for Scott City.
JV -- Scott City won 23-25, 25-19, 25-14
Megan Moldenhauer had four aces as the Pirates improved to 4-1-1.
Logan Johnson added six digs while Emily Schlimpert finished with five kills in the win.
JV -- Perryville won 25-14, 25-17
Meghan Dohogne led the Bulldogs with seven kills as they earned the road win.
Lindsey Strieker pounded five kills while Kate Edwards had three. Shannon Brennan put up 15 assists as Notre Dame improved to 7-0.
JV -- Bernie won 25-23, 28-26
Abby Landewee smacked seven kills and two blocks as the Wildcats rolled at home.
Kirsten Thele had four kills and three aces while Lauren Seiler finished with 15 assists and five aces for Leopold (4-0).
JV -- Leopold won 25-17, 25-22
-- From staff reports
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Reinagal is a senior...Is she being recruited by any big time schools?
Looks like no one turned in the stats for the tigers this week or from the Tournament at Cor Jesu. Here is what the Sikeston paper reported on the Central/Sikeston softball game that happened Tuesday.
'The Sikeston Lady Bulldogs put the aluminum to good use on Tuesday afternoon as they dominated the Cape Central Lady Tigers on the diamond 9-1. A combination of nine hits between seven Lady Bulldogs provided enough offense to earn the road victory.
For more pictures and stories from the Standard Democrat, click here to log on to the electronic edition.'