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SportsOctober 2, 2012

All the local high school events reported Monday to the Southeast Missourian.

Jackson&#8217;s Nic Stone, right, crosses the ball while being tackled by Poplar Bluff defender Justin Miller during the second half Monday in Poplar Bluff, Mo.<br>Brian Rosener<br>Daily American Republic
Jackson&#8217;s Nic Stone, right, crosses the ball while being tackled by Poplar Bluff defender Justin Miller during the second half Monday in Poplar Bluff, Mo.<br>Brian Rosener<br>Daily American Republic

Jackson sophomore Ryan Harvey scored with 3 minutes, 36 seconds left in the second overtime period Monday to lift the Indians to a 2-1 soccer win over the Mules in Poplar Bluff, Mo.

Harvey's goal came in the 97th minute came after each team scored in the second half on a penalty kick.

"We just couldn't finish," Jackson coach Zack Walton said. "We had a lot of good opportunities in there. [We] just couldn't put the ball in the back of the net."

Jackson (5-6-1) forced overtime with 4:06 left in regulation when senior Keagan Cavanah put in a penalty kick after the Indians drew a foul in front of the net.

Poplar Bluff scored first in the 54th minute on Luis Rivera's penalty kick.

"The boys didn't quit, they kept playing, kept battling," Walton said.

Austin Gammon set up the game winner just 33 seconds after Poplar Bluff lost Rivera to an injury and another player with their second yellow card of the game. The Indians quickly pushed the ball up the right side and Harvey's shot sailed inside the far post.

Ben Johnston recorded the win in goal.

St. Pius 5, Saxony Lutheran 0

The Crusaders fell to 5-5 with a road loss.

Volleyball

Advance 25 23 29 Saxony 20 25 27

Aimie Simmers had 11 kills and four aces in the Hornets' three-game win at home.

Haley Kennison had 13 kills, Liza Gray had 10, while Grayson Miles added five for the Hornets (18-3). Allie Below recorded 34 assists.

Jordan Hoff had eight kills and nine digs for Saxony. Kirsti Polhman added nine digs and 25 assists, while Raegan Wieser had seven kills.

JV -- Advance won 25-23, 25-19.

Oak Ridge 25 25 Christ Our Savior 2 12

Oak Ridge's Chelsea Seyer had eight assists and 15 consecutive service points in a sweep at home.

Emma Hemmann also recorded eight kills to help the Blue Jays improve to 7-17-1.

Fredericktown 14 25 25 Central 25 15 13

Katie Williams had seven kills and Harlie Anderson recorded four in the Tigers' road loss.

Callie Callis also had eight assists for the Tigers (5-13).

JV -- Fredericktown won 25-23, 25-20.

Leopold 25 10 Woodland 25 13

Leopold sophomore Caitlin Petty had 10 kills, 10 assists and three aces in the Wildcats' road victory.

Alli Woodfin added nine kills, while Denai Arnzen had four kills, four aces and seven digs. Sydney Eeftink also had 13 assists, four digs and two kills for the Wildcats (17-3-1).

JV -- Leopold won 23-25, 25-22, 25-20

GIRLS TENNIS

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Class 2 District 1 Central 5, Farmington 4

Caroline Retter, Josey Powell, Ashley Westbrook and Sydney Messerli won singles matches in the Tigers' first-round victory in district action.

Retter also teamed with Powell in a victory in doubles.

Singles

No. 1 -- Morgan Smith (F) def. Faith Tegal (C) 1-6, 3-5.

No. 2 -- Caroline Retter (C) def. Anna Flinkard (F) 6-3, 3-6, 6-3.

No. 3 -- Josey Powell (C) def. Amanda Brady (F) 6-2, 2-6, 6-3.

No. 4 -- Ashley Westbrook (C) def. Keyle Nephew (F) 6-0, 6-2.

No. 5 -- Sydney Messerli (C) def. Joannie Leach (F) 6-3, 2-6, 6-4.

No. 6 -- Jennifer Henson (F) def. Courtney Limbaugh (F) 0-6, 0-6.

Doubles

No. 1 -- Smith-Brady (F) def. Tegal-Westbrook (C) 1-6, 2-6.

No. 2 -- Retter-Powell (C) def. Flinkard-Nephew (F) 7-6, 6-4.

No. 3 -- Leach-Henson (F) def. Messerli-Limbaugh (C) 6-7, 0-6.

Cross Country

Chaffee Postal Meet

Advance senior Braden Bien came in fifth place to lead the local boys finishers at the Chaffee Postal Meet.

Bien finished in 17 minutes, 54 seconds. Teammate Curtis Gilliland was 35 seconds behind him in sixth place.

Delta's Jamie Hodge (22:22) came in third in the girls race, while Saxony Lutheran's Regan Obermann (22:39) claimed fourth.

BOYS

Team Scores -- 1. Valle 23; 2. Advance 60; 3. Delta 74; 4. Saxony 76; 5. Zalma 97

Advance -- 5. Braden Bien 17:54, 6. Curtis Gilliland 18:27, 14. Richard Nixon III 20:18, 17. Creighton Miles 20:47, 18. Ben Trout 21:10, 23. Zach Cato 22:14, 27. Austin Shaffer 22:47

Delta -- 7. Caleb Amelunke Delta 18:39, 9. Jesse Nance Delta 19:24, 10. Dwight Nance Delta 19:35, 20. Wyatt Kidd 21:40, 28. David Hess 23:02, 31. Chase Kohler 23:42, 32. Daniel Hester 26:10

Saxony Lutheran -- 8. Aaron Koehler, 12. Zach Vogel 19:48, 15. Taylor Richmond 20:24, 16. Jason Krueger 20:27, 25. Josh Vogel 22:33, 29. Zach Woodney 23:06

Zalma -- 11. Alex Steinberg 19:39, 19. Wyatt Lemons 21:22, 21. Cole Shelby 21:59, 22. Luke Robertson 22:07, 24. Nate Counts 22:20, 26. Andrew Hovis 22:41, 30. Chris Cookson 23:23

GIRLS

Team scores -- 1. Valle 24; 2. Saxony 32

Saxony Lutheran -- 4. Regan Obermann 22:39, 5. Racheal Gruenwald 22:46, 6. Breanne Etzold 22:51, 11, Kristen Gruenwald 23:33, 15. Kat Wallhausen 27:00, 18. Melanie Dippold 27:22

-- From staff reports

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