HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: Jackson boys golf squeaks in to sectional meet

Hunter Asher carded a seven-over-par 79 to help lead the Jackson boys' golf team to a second-place finish at Tuesday's Class 4 District 1 Tournament held at the Fox Run Golf Club in Eureka, Mo.

The Indians edged Lindbergh by one stroke for second place and to qualify for the sectional meet, which will be held at the Algonquin Golf Club in the suburban St. Louis area.

Ty LeGrand and Tanner Walton both shot an 82 to finish in the Top 10 individually for Jackson. The Indians finished eight strokes behind district champion St. John Vianney.

Lindbergh's Christopher Ferris recorded a 76 to earn the medalist honors.

ST. JOHN VIANNEY (320) -- Johnathan Antonacci 78, Alex Heib 78, Joshua Kleinheider 80, Matthew Meyer 84

JACKSON (328) -- Hunter Asher 79, Ty LeGrand 82, Tanner Walton 82, Chase Englehart 85

LINDBERGH (329) -- Christopher Ferris 76, Luke Fisher 81, Joseph Conroy 85, Trenton Feurebacher 87

POPLAR BLUFF (334) -- Nathan Woolard 77, Justin Capps 83, Jake Richardson 85, Justin Pierce 89

FOX (371) -- Paul Henderson 88, Ryan Lourance 90, Kody Flamm 96, Jack Weis 97

OAKVILLE (374) -- Joseph King 90, Benjamin Redman 93, Nicholas Davis 94, Bryan McClure 97

MEHLVILLE (376) -- Michael Maloney 89, Addy Alvarado 91, Eric Wanninger 96, Carter Geile 100, Edward Grochowski 102

ROCKWOOD SUMMIT (376) -- Sam Streb 93, Noah Henke 94, Ross Toombs 94, Kyle Delaney 95, Jacob Thomas 101

SECKMAN (429) -- Hunter Fritz 97, Isaak Hartung 104, Henry Mertz 111, Jack Weindel 117

NORTHWEST (CEDAR HILL) (440) -- Luke McClain 100, Waya Clem 107, Clayton Meyer 110, Austin Wiesler 123

BASEBALL

Jackson 6, Cape Girardeau Central 2

The fifth-seeded Indians started strong and kept the sixth-seeded Tigers at bay to clinch the consolation championship of the SEMO Conference Tournament.

Colten Weber went the distance on the mound to get the win for Jackson (14-11). He allowed two earned runs, struck out nine and walked three batters.

Cooper Crosnoe pitched 5 2/3 innings to take the loss for Central (12-9). He gave up one earned run, struck out four and walked one batter.

Central 000 200 0 -- 2 4 5

Jackson 401 010 X -- 6 8 1

WP -- Colten Weber. LP -- Cooper Crosnoe. 3B -- Tristan Thele (J). 2B -- John Young (C), Braeden Dobbs (J). Multiple hits -- Cape Central: Jawone Newell 2-4; Jackson: Weber 2-4.

Saxony Lutheran 8, Oak Ridge 2

Nathan Hurst hit a triple to help lead the Crusaders in the road win over the Bluejays.

Paris Johnson was the winning pitcher and also doubled for Saxony Lutheran (12-6). He threw a complete game and allowed one earned run. He recorded 11 strikeouts and walked two batters.

Nathan Bolin suffered the loss on the mound for Oak Ridge (4-16).

Saxony 300 301 1 -- 8 11 3

Oak Ridge 010 001 0 -- 2 3 2

WP -- Paris Johnson. LP -- Nathan Bolin. 3B -- Nathan Hurst (SL). 2B -- Johnson (SL). Multiple hits -- Saxony Lutheran: Andrew Hartmann 2-2, Johnson 3-3, Jakoata Walther 2-3.

Advance 9, Richland 1

Drew Fowler batted in four runs as the Hornets used a strong first inning to easily dispose of the winless Rebels in the conference victory at home.

Phoenix Beal pitched a complete game to get the win for Advance (4-15, 2-3 SCAA Conference). He allowed one earned run, struck out 17 and walked three batters.

Additional information was not provided for Richland (0-10, 0-4).

Richland 100 000 0 -- 1 1 6

Advance 511 200 X -- 9 6 1

WP -- Phoenix Beal. LP -- Not Provided. Multiple hits -- Advance: Drew Fowler 2-4, C.J. Seger 2-3.

Notre Dame 4, Perryville 2

Tyler Essner belted a home run and drove in three runs to lead the Bulldogs in the road win over the Pirates.

Ethan Hunter went the distance on the mound to take the win for Notre Dame (14-6). He allowed two earned runs and had one strikeout with no walked batters.

Trent Richardet pitched 5 2/3 innings to endure the loss for Perryville (8-10-1). He gave up four earned runs on nine hits, struck out one and walked three.

Notre Dame 100 300 0 -- 4 10 1

Perryville 100 001 0 -- 2 7 2

WP -- Ethan Hunter. LP -- Trent Richardet. HR -- Tyler Essner (ND). 2B -- Trevor Haas (ND), Trent Steffens (P). Multiple hits -- Notre Dame: Sam Dirnberger 2-3, Ross Essner 3-3, Tyler Essner 2-3, Haas 2-4; Perryville: Garrett Dix 2-3, Steffens 2-4.

Scott City 13, Scott County Central 0

Jordan Kluesner had a double to record the only extra-base hit of the game as the Rams trounced the Braves in the five-inning conference road romp.

Dakota Talley threw a complete game to get the win for Scott City (16-6, 5-0 Scott-Mississippi Conference). He had nine strikeouts and no walks.

Colton Winters pitched four innings to take the loss for Scott County Central (6-4, 1-3). He gave up eight earned runs on seven hits with no strikeouts and six walks.

Scott City 602 05 -- 13 11 0

Scott County 000 00 -- 0 3 2

WP -- Dakota Talley. LP -- Colton Winters. 2B -- Jordan Kluesner (SC). Multiple hits -- Scott City: Hunter Copeland 2-3, Kluesner 2-3, Drew Short 2-3, Ty Wilthong 2-2.

SOFTBALL

Scott City 15, Woodland 0

Freshman Kaileigh Dirden had yet another big day at the plate and in the circle to lead the top-seeded Rams in the semifinal rout of the fourth-seeded host Cardinals in the Class 1 District 4 Tournament.

Dirden blasted a home run, a double and drove in three runs for Scott City. She also pitched a no-hitter for the entire game and recorded nine strikeouts and one walk. Britney Parker smacked a three-run home run for the Rams and Jamie Glastetter added two doubles and two RBIs.

Krista Rhodes threw 3 1/3 innings to take the loss for Woodland. She allowed 13 earned runs on 14 hits and had two strikeouts and three walked batters. The Cardinals ended their season with a record of 12-8.

Scott City (19-2) will face conference foe and second-seeded Oran (10-6) for the district championship at 4 p.m. today.

Woodland 000 0 -- 0 0 2

Scott City 340 8 -- 15 14 0

WP -- Kaileigh Dirden. LP -- Krista Rhodes. HR -- Dirden (SC), Britney Parker (SC). 2B -- Tori Buckner (SC), Dirden (SC), Courtney Enderle (SC), Jamie Glastetter (SC) 2, Madison Thompson (SC), Rylee Venable (SC). Multiple hits -- Scott City: Valerie Bahr 2-3, Bella Bowers 2-3, Dirden 2-2, Glastetter 3-3.

GIRLS SOCCER

St. Vincent 1, Notre Dame 0

Corin Carroll netted the game-winning goal on an assist from Kalli Seabaugh as the Indians picked up a vengeful victory on the road.

Goalkeeper Courtney Brewer made 15 saves in the shutout for St. Vincent (11-7).

Claire Landewee had seven saves in the post for Notre Dame (12-5). The Bulldogs beat the Indians twice in the two teams' earlier encounters.

Jackson 9, Cape Central 0

Megan Hawk recorded three goals and one assist to lead the Indians in the road win over their archrivals.

Natalie Miller and Cassidi Tomsu had one goal and one assist apiece for Jackson (15-2). Grace Pehle and Lauren Welker netted two goals each for the Indians while Taylor Nelson and Randa Norman each had an assist.

Goalkeepers Sam Schnicker and Abby Hermann combined for four saves in the shutout.

The Tigers fell to 3-13-1 with the loss.

BOYS TENNIS

Arcadia Valley 5, Notre Dame 4

The Bulldogs fell one match short in the regular-season finale loss to the Tigers at home.

Notre Dame dropped its record to 3-7 while Arcadia Valley improved to 9-4.

SINGLES

No. 1 -- Joey LaValle (AV) def. James Stroup (ND) 6-0

No. 2 -- Cameron Tripp (AV) def. Collin Smith (ND) 8-6

No. 3 -- Andrew West (ND) def. Jared Branstetter (AV) 8-6

No. 4 -- Willie Gibbs (ND) def. Keegan Hemphill (AV) 9-8(6)

No. 5 -- Colton Day (AV) def. Ira Holcomb (ND) 9-8(4)

No. 6 -- Garrett Hesselrode (ND) def. Tommy Whited (AV) 8-3

DOUBLES

No. 1 -- LaValle/Branstetter (AV) def. Smith/Holcomb (ND) 8-2

No. 2 -- Tripp/Hemphill (AV) def. West/Sam Mocherman (ND) 8-5

No. 3 -- Gibbs/Hesselrode (ND) def. Day/Whited (AV) 8-6

BOYS VOLLEYBALL

Affton 25 25, Notre Dame 9 18

Blake Dunlap tallied five kills as the Bulldogs were swept by the undefeated Cougars, the top-ranked team in the state in Class 3.

Carter Dame recorded three kills and John Scherer added two kills for Notre Dame (10-11). Evan Landewee dished out eight assists for the Bulldogs.

Affton improved to 26-0-1 with the win.

JV -- Affton won 21-25, 25-18, 25-20

-- From staff reports