High school roundup: Chaffee boys win season opener

Alex Crowe was on fire from long range to help the Chaffee boys basketball team win its season opener.

Crowe scored 24 points -- all the damage coming on eight 3-pointers -- as the Red Devils routed host Greenville 64-28 on Tuesday night.

Andrew Terhune added 14 points for Chaffee, followed by Jordan Yahn with 10.

The Red Devils led 11-7 after one quarter and 27-13 at halftime before totally breaking things open in the second half.

Chaffee 11 16 23 14 -- 64

Greenville 7 6 11 4 -- 28

CHAFFEE (64) -- Michael Rutherford 4, Jason Cicardi 1, Andrew Terhune 14, Alex Crowe 24, Jordan Yahn 10, Alex Davie 4, Zach Dannenmueller 4, Daniel Dooley 3. FG 23, FT 8-15, F 13. (3-pointers: Crowe 8. Fouled out: none)

GREENVILLE (28) -- Perry Meyer 10, Ethan Allen 2, Tim Frymire 2, Mikey Morey 8, Jerry Alexander 1, Tim Hillis 5. FG 10, FT 6-8, F 14. (3-pointers: Meyer, Hillis. Fouled out: none)

Saxony Lutheran 80, St. Pius 46

Saxony Lutheran piled up 29 points in the opening quarter to collect its first win of the season in the Crystal City Classic.

Gus Klaus led the Crusaders with 28 points. Clay Roth added 19 points as he and Klaus both hit three 3-pointers.

Clayton Carver contributed 16 points for Saxony, which led 29-8 after one quarter.

Saxony Lutheran 29 18 16 17 -- 80

St. Pius 8 16 14 8 -- 46

SAXONY LUTHERAN (80) -- Gus Klaus 28, Trent Steffens 1, Kris Cook 4, Clayton Carver 16, Taylor Johnson 2, Clay Roth 19, Matt Wills 2, Gabe Bohnert 4, Nick Johnson 4. FG 27, FT 17-24, F 17. (3-pointers: Klaus 3, Cook 1, Carver 2, Roth 3. Fouled out: none)

ST. PIUS (46) -- Josh Kneff 3, Hayden Smith 12, Luke Rumping 1, Garrett McDowell 17, Chris Lamprecht 6, Will Bafler 1, Chad Otec 6, Sam Wilson 2. FG 20, FT 3-14, F 20. (3-pointers: McDowell. Fouled out: none)

GIRLS BASKETBALL Jackson 47, Miller Career 42

Connor King poured in 30 points as Jackson won its season opener at the Farmington tournament.

The Indians trailed by one point after three quarters but outscored Miller 17-11 in the final period.

Jackson 11 12 7 17 -- 47

Miller Career 11 6 14 11 -- 42

JACKSON (47) -- Dru Haertling 9, Paden Wachter 2, Connor King 30, Kylie Seyer 1, Danielle Daume 2, Megan Williams 5. FG 17, FT 13-20, F 11. (3-pointers: none. Fouled out: none)

MILLER CAREER (42) -- James 12, Farrah 11, Rackley 11, Jones 4, White 2, Dickerson 2. FG 17, FT 3-14, F 18. (3-pointers: James, Farrah 2, Jones. Fouled out: James)

St. Vincent 54, Delta 42

St. Vincent trailed by two points at halftime but outscored Delta 31-17 in the second half to spoil the Bobcats' season opener.

Kalie Wingerter led St. Vincent (2-0) with 17 points and Courtney Heberlie added 12.

Torie Burton paced Delta (0-1) with 16 points and Samantha Bartels had 14. Macey Parks pulled down a team-high seven rebounds.

St. Vincent 16 7 14 17 -- 54

Delta 10 15 9 8 -- 42

ST. VINCENT (54) -- Chelsie Boxdorfer 6, Courtney Heberlie 12, Kayla Seabaugh 7, Storm French 8, Kelci Besand 4, Kali Wingerter 17. FG 23, FT 5-7, F 13. (3-pointers: French 2, Heberlie 1. Fouled out: none)

DELTA (42) -- Samantha Bartels 14, Rachel Bartels 2, Tori Burton 16, Macey Parks 2, Katelyn Williams, Machela Van Gennip 8. FG 18, FT 4-7, F 9. (3-pointers: Burton 2. Fouled out: none)

Oran 48, Woodland 31

Oran eased past Woodland in the season opener for both teams.

Cheyanne King led the Eagles with 18 points, followed by Abbey Anderson with 11.

Josie Long and Kendra Pinkley paced Woodland with 9 points apiece.

Woodland 7 4 7 13 -- 31

Oran 14 10 12 12 -- 48

WOODLAND (31) -- Ashley Acup 3, Tess Rainey 6, Kendra Pinkley 9, Keighlyn Lincoln 2, Josie Long 9, Kathlyn Cooper 2. FG 16, FT 9-27, F 18. (3-pointers: Rainey 2. Fouled out: none)

ORAN (48) -- Abbey Anderson 11, Haley Glastetter 4, Cheyanne King 18, Halle Woodfin 5, Crissy Sauceda 5, Taylor Nenniger 6. FG 20, FT 6-14, F 19. (3-pointers: none. Fouled out: King

Meadow Heights 73, Arcadia Valley 20

The Panthers romped at the Potosi tournament in their season opener.

Erin Bollmann led the way with 18 points, nine rebounds and six steals.

Heather Dietiker scored 15 points, while Whitney Welker had 13 points and 10 rebounds. Hattie Cook added 11 points.

Meadow Heights 16 29 14 14 -- 73

Arcadia Valley 4 6 10 0 -- 20

MEADOW HEIGHTS (73) -- Mica Morse 3, Hattie Cook 11, Gina Cureton 5, Erin Bollmann 18, Heather Dietiker 15, Whitney Welker 13, Jillian Mills 8. FG 24, FT 20-25, F 18. (3-pointers: Cook 3, Dietiker 2. Fouled out: none)

ARCADIA VALLEY (20) -- S. Barzowski 3, Mounce 8, Mason 5, Clark 2, Durham 2. FG 7, FT 6-11, F 19. (3-pointers: none. Fouled out: none)

WRESTLING Jackson sweeps

Jackson opened its season by sweeping a lopsided double-dual in Carbondale, Ill.

The Indians routed New Madrid County Central 67-9 and host Carbondale 62-12.

Jackson 67, NMCC 9

103 -- Jeremiah Scott (J) pin. Bryce Smith :56

112 -- Kodi Byrd (J) forfeit win

119 -- Levi Rayburn (J) forfeit win

125 -- Jordan Reisenbichler (J) maj. dec. Charles Taylor 14-3

130 -- Aaron Delph (J) dec. Logan Cagle 7-5

135 -- Daray Anderson (NM) dec. Clay Miller 10-6

140 -- Jacob Colyott (J) pin. Antwaun Walton :21

145 -- Levi Hobeck (J) pin. Robert Evans 1:12

152 -- Blake Hooe (J) pin. Ray Craver 1:10

160 -- Cody Morgan (J) pin. Caleb Crum 3:42

171 -- Ryan Marble (J) pin. Zach Rucker :30

189 -- Michael Riney (J) pin. Derek Gill 1:00

215 -- Ben Rushin (J) pin. Orlando Nell :43

HWT -- Oshay Allen (NM) forfeit win

JV -- Jackson won 72-6

Jackson 62, Carbondale 12

103 -- Scott (J) dec. Ian Willis 4-0

112 -- Byrd (J) forfeit win

119 -- Rayburn (J) maj. dec. Codey Stanton 15-6

125 -- Reisenbichler (J) pin. Jermaine Pryor 3:41

130 -- Zane Richards (C) pin. Delph 1:43

135 -- Miller (J) maj. dec. Mike Glaub 12-3

140 -- Colyott (J) dec. Tom Leonard 4-2

145 -- Hobeck (J) pin. Zach Johnson 3:49

152 -- Hooe (J) pin. Mykel Gary 1:20

160 -- Morgan (J) pin. Nick Starns 1:36

171 -- Marble (J) pin. Elderin Stanton 1:20

189 -- Riney (J) pin. Derek Bishop 1:14

215 -- Rushin (J) forfeit win

HWT -- Dominic Robinson (C) forfeit win

JV -- Jackson won 75-0

-- From staff reports