Devils' Dooley outduels Cubs

Chaffee freshman Steven Dooley earned his first varsity win on the mound with a one-hit performance as Chaffee edged host Bell City 3-1 on Monday.

Dooley struck out 13 batters in seven innings. The Cubs' only hit came off the bat of Blaine Stewart on a misjudged fly ball.

Chris Hanback and Augi Orr each had two hits for the Devils (3-6).

Clay Dover suffered the loss for Bell City.

Chaffee 200 100 0 -- 3 7 1

Bell City 000 100 0 -- 1 1 1

WP -- Steven Dooley, 1-2. LP -- Clay Dover. 3B -- Brad Daugherty (C). 2B -- Blaine Stewart (B). Multiple hits -- Chaffee, Chris Hanback 2-4, Augi Orr 2-2. Records -- Chaffee, 3-6.

Advance 20, Zalma 0, 5 innings

Advance's Jeremy Limbaugh and Trenton Moses teamed up for back-to-back home runs in both the first and second innings to lead the visiting Hornets to a five-inning rout of Zalma.

Moses homered from both sides of the plate and went 5-for-5 with four RBI and three doubles. Limbaugh went 4-for-5 with two homers and seven RBI. Kevin Adkins had three hits for Advance (8-0), and Darrell Wade added two hits.

Rusty Hendricks won his first game on the mound, striking out 10 and allowing only one hit and no walks in five innings.

Advance (12)52 11 -- 20 19 0

Zalma 000 00 -- 0 1 X

WP -- Rusty Hendricks, 1-0. LP -- Josh Barrett. HR -- Trenton Moses 2 (A), Jeremy Limbaugh 2 (A). 3B -- Darrell Wade (A). 2B -- Moses 3 (A), Kevin Adkins (A). Multiple hits -- Advance, Wade 2-4, Limbaugh 4-5, Moses 5-5, Adkins 3-3. Records -- Advance 8-0.

Oran 25, Oak Ridge 4, 5 innings

Oran needed just 11 hits to score 25 runs, as the Eagles took advantage of 14 walks and eight errors by visiting Oak Ridge to romp in five innings.

Freshman Alex Daniel hit a grand slam for Oran (8-1), while Joey Williams and Trevor Irwin also homered. Irwin went 3-for-3 and Austin Dumey added two hits.

Freshman Kody Campbell pitched all five innings for the victory, allowing four hits, striking out seven and walking none.

Austin Morrison had two hits, including a homer, for Oak Ridge.

Oak Ridge 004 00 -- 4 4 8

Oran 721 (15)X-- 25 11 2

WP -- Kody Campbell, 1-0. LP -- Austin Morrison. HR -- Morrison (OR), Trevor Irwin (O), Joey Williams (O), Alex Daniel (O). 2B -- Austin Hahs (OR), Irwin (O). Multiple hits -- Oak Ridge, Morrison 2-2; Oran, Irwin 3-3, Austin Dumey 2-2. Records -- Oran 8-1.

Leopold 16, Richland 4, 6 innings

Leopold won its third straight game in a six-inning pounding of host Richland.

Cody Van de Ven went 4-for-5 and had five RBI for Leopold, while Matt Stoverink added two hits.

Tyler Clubb earned his first pitching win for Leopold (4-4), allowing three earned runs and striking out six in six innings.

Leopold 542 014 -- 16 11 1

Richland 011 020 -- 4 6 4

WP -- Tyler Clubb, 1-1. LP -- M. Ritch. 3B -- Stacy Peters (L), Malloy (R), Johnson (R). 2B -- Cody Van de Ven (L), Brandon Stoverink (L), Rich (R), Daubert (R). Multiple hits -- Leopold, Van de Ven 4-5, Matt Stoverink 2-4. Records -- Leopold 4-4.

Delta 15, Woodland 3, 6 innings

Cody Crowden belted two home runs, including a game-ending three-run shot in the sixth inning, as Delta romped at home.

Crowden went 3-for-4 and had six RBIs. Also homering for the Bobcats (2-5) were Nathan Stroder and James Eftink. Cody Schrum went 3-for-4, and Caleb Guilliams was the winning pitcher.

Woodland 110 010 -- 3 6 3

Delta 621 006 -- 15 12 4

WP -- Caleb Guilliams, 2-1. LP -- Long. HR -- Cody Crowden (D) 2, Nathan Stroder (D), James Eftink (D). 2B -- Abner (W), Cody Schrum (D), Jerry Seabaugh (D). Multiple hits -- Delta, Crowden 3-4 (6 BI), Schrum 3-4, Stroder 2-3. Records -- Delta 2-5.

Crystal City 14, St. Vincent 13

Crystal City scored 11 runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to stun visiting St. Vincent.

The Indians (1-6) led 13-3 entering the final frame, but the Hornets rallied on seven hits, three walks, two errors and a hit batter.

St. Vincent had 12 hits, led by Waylon Richardet with three, including two doubles and four RBIs. Sophomore pitcher Anthony Laurentius carried a two-hitter into the seventh before fading, although he was not charged with the loss.

St. Vincent 512 100 4 -- 13 12 6

Crystal City 102 000 11 -- 14 9 3

LP -- Greg Finger, 0-2. 2B -- Waylon Richardet (SV) 2, Alex Armbruster (SV), Edmond (CC) 2. Multiple hits -- St. VIncent, Richardet 3-5, Armbruster 2-5, Yuta Kuroda 2-3; Crystal City, Williams 2-5, Edmond 2-4. Records -- St. Vincent 1-6.

GIRLS SWIMMING

Central 93, Oakville 93

Sophomore Hannah Kinder recorded her sixth state cut time of the season as Central (4-3-1) posted a tie in a dual meet in St. Louis.

Kinder qualified for state by winning the 100 backstroke (1:04.62). She also was first in the 100 freestyle, and swam a leg on the Tigers' winning medley relay team.

Medley relay -- 1. 2:08.83 (Hannah Kinder, Jessi Yarbro, Joanna Taleno, Katie Bowles)

200 freestyle -- 2. Brianna LeGrand, 2:21.12

200 IM -- 2. Yarbro, 2:40.20

50 freestyle -- 2. Bowles, 28.84

Diving -- 2. Taylor McMillan, 177.15

100 freestyle -- 1. Kinder, 56.79

500 freestyle -- 1. LeGrand, 6:15.90

200 freestyle relay -- 2. 2:04.34 (Yarbro, Lindsey Smith, Amanda Dewrock, LeGrand)

100 backstroke -- 1. Kinder, 1:04.62 (first state cut in that event) has qualified in six events

100 breaststroke -- 2. Yarbro, 1:21.40

400 freestyale relay -- 2. 4:12.40 (Amy Bickings, Taleno, Bowles, Kinder)

GIRLS SOCCER

Jackson 6, Sikeston 0

Molly Hartmann scored four goals and Jackson clobbered visiting Sikeston.

Shay Priester and Randi Kraust added goals, and Kraust, Jenni Tenholder and Erin Curtis had assists.

Kylie Werner recorded her fifth shutout for Jackson (8-2).

JV -- Jackson 5, Sikeston 0

St. Vincent 5, Hillsboro 0

Jessica Welker scored two goals and assisted on another to lead St. Vincent to a road win.

Brooke Brown, Valerie Richardet and Stacey Brown each scored for the Squaws (9-6), and Brooke Brown, Stacey Brown and Sara Moll added assists.

Michelle Herzog claimed the shutout.

JV -- St. Vincent 2, Hillsboro 0

GOLF

Caruthersville Invitational

Central and Jackson both finished in the top five of the 12-team tournament at the Farms Country Club in Dyersburg, Tenn.

Central finished third with a score of 323, Jackson finished fifth at 339 and Notre Dame placed seventh at 347.

Central's Blake Driskell finished in sixth place with a 5-over-par 77, and teammate Kirk Lohmann tied for 10th at 79.

Jackson's Gabe Sauer and Notre Dame's Will Lindman tied for seventh place at 78.

Team results -- 1. Poplar Bluff A 292, 2. Poplar Bluff B 314, 3. Central 323, 4. Kennett 336, 5. Jackson 339, 7. Notre Dame 347

Central -- Blake Driskell 77, Kirk Lohmann 79, Zach Kluesner 81, Sam Bornstein 86; Jackson -- Gabe Sauer 78, Ryan Mouser 83, Josh Wheeler 85, Tyler Sprandel 93; Notre Dame -- Will Lindman 78, Brandon Holzum 86, Clayton Eftink 90, Jonathan Blattel 93

St. Vincent 175, Ste. Genevieve 195

Danny Rellergert shot a 2-over-par 38 to lead St. Vincent.

Jacob DeWilde shot a 42, Luke Schumer shot a 47 and Grant Pingel and Pat Siegmund shot 48s. St. Vincent is 8-0 in duals.

SOFTBALL

Leopold 28, Richland 1, 3 innings

Leopold slammed 31 hits in three innings on host Richland before the mercy rule took effect.

Lori VanderMierden led the Wildcats (5-1) with four RBI off three hits, including a double and two triples. Samantha Bueter scored an inside-the-park homerun for one of her three hits, and Cassie Seiler and Desiree Arnzen each added three hits. Amber Nenninger and Stacey Seabaugh chipped in two hits apiece.

Mary Beth Bohnsack was the winning pitcher.

Leopold 8(13)7 -- 28 31 2

Richland 001 -- 1 4 X

WP -- Mary Beth Bohnsack, 5-1. LP -- M. Lane. HR -- Samantha Bueter (L). 3B -- Lori VanderMierden 2 (L). 2B -- VanderMierden (L), Amber Nenninger (L). Multiple hits -- Leopold, VanderMierden 3-4, Bueter 3-5, Nenninger 2-4, Stacey Seabaugh 2-4, Cassie Seiler 3-5, Desiree Arnzen 3-5. Records -- Leopold 5-1.

Delta 17, Woodland 10

Delta pounded out 25 hits to beat visiting Woodland.

Sarah Cook had four hits for the Bobcats (5-1), while Kaci Menz, Amanda Drew, Shea Smith and Jessica Drew all added three. Amanda Drew drove in six runs and Smith had three RBIs.

Menz was the winner in her first pitching appearance of the season.

Woodland 002 520 1 -- 10 8 4

Delta 603 404 X -- 17 25 1

WP -- Kaci Menz, 1-0. LP -- Hudson. 3B -- Abner (W), Menz (D), Amanda Drew (D), Shea Smith (D). 2B -- Sitze (W), Lincoln (W), Drew (D), Jenny Dannenmueller (D). Multiple hits -- Woodland, Lincoln 2-3, Abner 2-5, Sitze 2-5; Delta, Sarah Cook 4-5, Menz 3-5, Amanda Drew 3-5, Smith 3-5, Jessica Drew 3-5, Sara Blattel 2-2, Allison Burger 2-2, Dannenmueller 2-3. Records -- Delta 5-1.

Oran 10, Oak Ridge 4

Oran overcame five errors to defeat visiting Oak Ridge.

Hanna Seyer picked up her fourth pitching win for the Eagles (4-2), allowing no hits and striking out three in two innings.

Oran's Jodi Urhahn and Courtney Nenninger had two hits apiece.

Oak Ridge 001 300 0 -- 4 1 2

Oran 440 110 0 -- 10 11 5

WP -- Hanna Seyer, 4-2. LP -- Ponder. 3B -- Wendy Eftink (Oran), Ellen Sikes (Oran). 2B -- Jami Pobst (Oran), Roberts (Oak Ridge). Multiple hits -- Oran, Jodi Urhahn 2-4, Courtney Nenninger 2-4. Records -- Oran 4-2.

OTHER EVENTS

* Central had just three hits as it lost a junior varsity baseball game at Jackson 8-1.

* Jackson's junior high girls track and field team finished first with a score of 95 and Central (83) placed fourth out of 14 teams at the Perryville Invitational. Brittany Moreland won the 1,600 meter (5:39) and Jondrea Riley took first in the pole vault (7 feet) for the Tigers.

Central finished first in the boys competition at 132, Jackson placed third at 64 and Perryville was fifth at 58. Individual winners for Central were Jared Brooks (100 hurdles, 16.07), Shawn Prince (800 meters, 2:18.70) and Jordan Sheets (high jump, 5-4). Central's 800 relay team (Bart Pittman, Brandon Crawford, Jake Garner and Javaris Walker) and 1,600 relay team (John Ritter, Cantrell Andrews, Lucioun Johnson and Sheets) both won.

--From staff reports