The Central boys tennis team fell 6-3 to unbeaten Dexter in a home match delayed by rain.
Dexter improved to 8-0, while Central fell to 6-3.
No. 1 singles player Kevin Rohatgi posted a 6-0 victory against Jake Smith and teamed with Alex Kies for a doubles victory. No. 2 singles player Carson Kelley also won.
But Dexter won the other four singles matches and two of the three doubles matches.
DEXTER 6, CENTRAL 3
Singles --1. Kevin Rohatgi (C) def. Jake Smith 6-0; 2. Carson Kelley (C) def. Derek Roberts 6-4; 3. Gabe Smith (D) def. David Deisher 7-6; 4. Aaron Lavender (D) def. Josiah Johnson 6-3; 5. Scott Admire (D) def. Drew Kiel 6-4; 6. Derek Clark (D) def. Robert Weir 6-1.
Doubles -- 1. J. Smith-Roberts (D) def. Kelley-Deisher 8-6; 2. Rohatgi-Alex Kies (C) def. G. Smith-Clark 8-5; 3. Lavender-Admire (D) def. Johnson-Kiel 8-4.
JV doubles winners -- Weir-Will LaFoe, Josh Hubbard-Derrington Gonzalez, Brandon Gonzalez-Cole Bradley, Garrett McMillan-Mike Alberson.
Scott City 8, Charleston 3
Andy Stephens pitched a four-hitter, as Scott City won on the road for its third straight victory.
Stephens struck out 12, walked five and allowed two earned runs.
The Rams (4-6) had eight hits, led by Jason Schenimann with three. Cody Carlyle and Blake Dirnberger added two hits each, while Jon Barr delivered four RBIs.
Scott City 500 120 0 -- 8 8 1
Charleston 000 000 3 -- 3 4 3
WP -- Andy Stephens, 2-3. LP -- Whitehead. 3B -- Jon Barr (SC). 2B -- Butler (C). Multiple hits -- Scott City, Jason Schenimann 3-4, Cody Carlyle 2-3, Blake Dirnberger 2-3; Charleston, Wise 2-3. Records -- Scott City 4-6.
Chase Seyer struck out five batters in five innings and went 2-for-3 at the plate with two doubles and five RBI to lead Oran to a five-inning win.
Oran had 13 hits, including three apiece from Caleb Seyer and Trevor Irwin. Paul Bucher and Tyler Beardsee each added two hits for the Eagles (9-4).
Andrew Wagoner suffered the loss for Woodland.
Woodland 100 00 -- 1 3 3
Oran 517 2X -- 15 13 1
WP -- Chase Seyer, 3-2. LP -- Andrew Wagoner. 2B -- Jacob Gillis (W), Caleb Seyer (O), Kody Campbell (O), Chase Seyer 2 (O), Paul Bucher (O). Multiple hits -- Oran, Caleb Seyer 3-4, Trevor Irwin 3-4, Chase Seyer 2-3, Bucher 2-3, Tyler Beardsee 2-3. Records -- Oran 9-4.
JV -- Oran 6, Woodland 3
East Prairie battled back from deficits three times to pull out a road win over Kelly on Tuesday.
East Prairie's Preston Shoemaker picked up the win, allowing six hits in six innings. Ben Walters earned the save.
Dallas Tew took the loss for Kelly (4-6). He went the distance, tossing a seven-hitter with eight strikeouts and no walks.
"We're giving the other team too many opportunities to beat us and they're taking advantage of it," Kelly coach Cory Johnson said.
Kelly plays its third game in three days with a makeup game at Charleston today at 4 p.m.
St. Vincent earned its fourth win in its last five games with a road win at De Soto.
Joey Guilliams went 3-for-3 with three RBI to lead the Indians' 12-hit performance.
Alex Armbruster, Greg Finger and Anthony Brown each had two hits for St. Vincent (4-6).
Finger picked up his first pitching win, allowing three earned runs in 4 1/3 innings.
St. Vincent 140 331 0 -- 12 12 4
De Soto 301 040 0 -- 8 6 2
WP -- Greg Finger, 1-2. LP -- Friedrich. 2B -- Alex Armbruster (S), Joey Guilliams (S), Justin Ruessler (S), Waylon Richardet (S), McCormack (D). Multiple hits -- St. Vincent, Armbruster 2-4, Guilliams 3-3, Finger 2-4, Anthony Brown 2-4; De Soto, McCormack 2-5, Craig 2-3. Records -- St. Vincent 4-6.
JV -- De Soto 10, St. Vincent 0
Central 149, Notre Dame 169
Central's Blake Driskell shot a 3-under-par 32 at the Cape Country Club, as the Tigers defeated Notre Dame by 20 strokes.
Kirk Lohmann shot a 37. Zach Kluesner, Sam Bornstein and Robert Kaverman each shot 40.
"The 32 Blake had, I can't remember the last time someone shot a 32," Central coach Dick Wadlington said.
Will Lindman and Jonathan Blattel shot 41s for the Bulldogs. Brandon Holzum shot a 43 and Clayton Eftink shot a 44.
Gabe Sauer and Alex Balsman each shot a 36 to lead Jackson to a win at Kimbeland.
Ryan Mouser and Tyler Sprandel each shot 38 for Jackson.
Perryville Invitational
Perryville's Matt Unterreiner won the 110 hurdles and was part of the first-place 800-meter relay, while teammate Terry Wood ran in both the winning 3,200- and 800-meter relays, as the Pirates finished first on the boys side.
Notre Dame got a school record in a 1,600 relay win. Relay members were Austin Critchlow, Mark Zimmer, Jason Delgado and Matt Pfau. Critchlow won the 800, and Bryce Willen won the pole vault with a height of 14 feet.
Andy Glass won the shot put for Jackson.
Jackson's girls finished second with wins in the 400 and 800 relays. Jackson also picked up individual wins from Amy West, who clearde 10-6 in the pole vault, Rachel Lowes (800), Rebecca Martin (shot put) and Rachel Kahle (100).
Katie Daniel won the 100 and 300 hurdles for Notre Dame.
BOYS
1. Perryville 130.5, 2. Notre Dame 81, 3. North County 72, 4. Ste. Genevieve 65, 5. Potosi 63.33, 6. Sikeston 55, 7. Jackson 48
3,200 relay -- 1. Perryville (Ryan Regelsterger, Terry Wood, John Lohmann, Jesse Kueker), 8:27.36; 2. Notre Dame 8:36.51
110 hurdles -- 1. Matt Unterreiner (P), 16.05
800 relay -- 1. Perryville (Kyle Lorenz, Wood, Adam Westmoreland, Unterreiner),1:34.50; 5. Notre Dame 1:37.2
400 -- 2. Mark Zimmer (N) 52.15
300 hurdles -- 1. Josh Hayden (P) 22.09; 2. Clinton Rice (P) 43.20; 4. Will Perry (J) 43.7; 5. Max Poppen (N) 44.09
800 -- 1. Austin Critchlow (N) 2:05.07; 2. Jason Delgado (N) 2:06.32; 3. Kueker (P) 2:06.45
200 -- 2. Unterreiner (P) 22.89; 3. Brandon Job (N) 23.41
1,600 relay -- 1. Notre Dame (Zimmer, Critchlow, Delgado, Matt Pfau) 3:31.57; 2. Perryville (Kueker, Kyle Cottner, Rice, Wood) 3:32.14
Long jump -- 3. Cottner (P) 19-5 1/2; 4. Michael Woods (J) 19-4
Shot put -- 1. Andy Glass (J) 51-7 1/2; 2. Brad Crader (J) 45-1/2
Discus -- 2. Matt Schamberg (P) 128-8, 3. Crader (J) 127-4; 4. Billy Uren (J) 127-1
Triple jump -- 2. Cottner (P) 41-3
Pole vault -- 1. Bryce Willen (N) 14-0
1,600 -- 3. Pfau (N) 4:45.26
GIRLS
Teams -- 1. Ste. Genevieve 123, 2. Jackson 109, 3. Festus 98, 4. Hillsboro 81, 5. Notre Dame 62, 12. Perryville 20
100 -- 1. Rachel Kahle (J) 12.8
800 relay -- 1. Jackson (Jordan Cook, Rachel Lowes, Rebecca Martin, Kahle) 1:47; 2. Notre Dame 1:51.48
1,600 -- 3. Rachel Schmidt (J) 5:46.1
400 relay -- 1. Jackson (Cook, Kami Miinch, Martin, Kahle) 51.0; 4. Notre Dame 53.7
100 hurdles -- 1. Katie Daniel (N) 16.29
300 hurdles -- 1. Daniel (N) 47.98; 4. Heather Hileman (J) 50.2
800 -- 1. Lowes (J) 2:28
200 -- 2. Emily Bira (N) 27.33
3,200 -- 3. Schmidt (J) 12:35.6; 5. Leslie Schilli (P), 13:10
1,600 relay -- 1. Jackson (Cook, Lowes, Martin, Kahle) 4:09.8
Pole vault -- 1. Amy West (J) 10-6, 2. Amy Malone (J) 8-6
Shot put -- 1. Martin (J) 36-9 1/2, 2. Amanda Pfeiffer (J) 35-10
Triple jump -- 2. Amber Karnes (N) 32-7 1/2; 4. Katelynn James (J) 32-5
Long jump -- 4. Karnes (N) 15-5 1/4
High jump -- 5. Jaime Hacker (P), 4-8
Chastity Marr made eight saves in goal for her fifth shutout as Perryville won on the road.
Chelsey Marr scored 16 minutes into the game for the Pirates (7-7) with an assist from Kendra Schilli, and Katie Fulton fed Amber Hacker for another goal off an indirect free kick in the second half.
Oran hammered out 14 hits and defeated Woodland to claim third place in the Oak Ridge Tournament.
The game, played at Oran, was suspended after six innings due to a time limit.
Oran's Callie Kielhofner won her first game on the mound with a six-inning, one-hit outing.
Tori St. Cin and Jodi Urhahn each had three hits for the Eagles (8-4), and Kielhofner and Alyson Seyer added two hits apiece.
Sasha Hutson had a two-run triple for Woodland's only hit.
Oran 230 620 -- 13 14 2
Woodland 040 000 -- 4 1 0
WP -- Callie Kielhofner, 1-0. 3B -- Tori St. Cin (O), Sasha Hutson (W). Multiple hits -- Oran, St. Cin 3-4, Jodi Urhahn 3-4, Kielhofner 2-4, Alyson Seyer 2-4. Records -- Oran 8-4.
Scott City had 11 hits in a five-inning rout.
Becky Holder and Ashton Phillips each had two hits for the Rams.
Scott City 070 7(10) -- 24 11 4
Charleston 001 00 -- 1 1 6
WP -- Emily Essner, 14-2. LP -- Schweiger. 2B -- Becky Holder (S), Jessica Warren (S), Donielle Howell (S). Multiple hits -- Scott City, Ashton Phillips 2-3; Holder 2-5. Records -- Scott City 14-3.
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