High school roundup: Jackson's Eli Pike finishes second at district boys golf tournament

Jackson's Eli Pike carded a two-over-par 74 to place second individually overall as the Indians finished two strokes behind Poplar Bluff to place second overall at the Class 4 District 1 boys golf tournament Tuesday at the Crescent Farms Golf Course in Eureka, Mo.

Rockwood Summit's Ryan Martin shot a one-under-par 71 to earn the medalist honors for the Falcons, who finished six strokes behind Jackson for third place.

Team Scores -- 1. Poplar Bluff 314; 2. Jackson 316; 3. Rockwood Summit 322; 4. Fox 331; 5. Lindbergh 331; 6. St. John Vianney 336; 7. Seckman 368; 8. Mehlville 389; 9. Northwest (Cedar Hill) 398; 10. Oakville NTS

POPLAR BLUFF (314) -- Hunt Nagy 76, Nick Woolard 78, Tyler Norton 79, Nathan Woolard 81

JACKSON (316) -- Eli Pike 74, Hunter Asher 76, Ty LeGrand 78, J.T. Gabler 88

BASEBALL

Scott City 5, Scott County Central 0

Braden Cox belted a triple as the Rams wrapped up conference play with a victory at home over the Braves, crowning them the Scott-Mississippi Conference regular-season champions.

Jordan Kluesner was the winning pitcher for Scott City (14-11, 5-0 Scott-Mississippi Conference). He threw three innings and gave up three hits with six strikeouts and four walks.

Steven Burton took the loss on the mound. He also pitched three innings and allowed four runs (three earned) on four hits. He had one strikeout and two walks to pace SCC (8-7, 2-3).

Scott County 000 000 0 -- 0 4 2

Scott City 121 100 X -- 5 6 0

WP -- Jordan Kluesner. LP -- Steven Burton. 3B -- Braden Cox (SC). 2B -- Dylan Keller (SC), Trent Pobst (SC).

Oran 9, Kelly 4

Drew Reischman smacked a double, went 3 for 3 at the plate and drove in two runs to lead the Eagles in the conference road win over the Hawks.

Hunter Schlosser was the winning pitcher. He threw six innings and allowed three earned runs on six hits. He struck out 10 and walked four.

Thomas Trankler had a triple for Oran (13-3, 3-1 Scott-Mississippi Conference).

Ty Householder sustained the loss on the mound. He went the distance, gave up seven earned runs and had 10 strikeouts.

Mitchell Proctor added a double and two RBIs to pace Kelly (9-15, 2-3).

Oran 301 122 0 -- 9 12 2

Kelly 002 100 1 -- 4 7 3

WP -- Hunter Schlosser. LP -- Ty Householder. 3B -- Jacob McClain (K), Thomas Trankler (O). 2B -- Mitchell Proctor (K), Drew Reischman (O). Multiple hits -- Kelly: Kyle Fitzgerald 2-4, Ty Householder 2-4; Oran: Jacob Priggel 2-4, Drew Reischman 3-3, Clay Sauceda 2-4, Thomas Trankler 3-5.

Notre Dame 4, Festus 2

Logan Heisserer blasted a solo home run as the Bulldogs rebounded from a loss to Poplar Bluff in the SEMO Conference tournament championship to clinch their 20th win of the season in the nine-inning road victory over the Tigers at GCS Stadium in Sauget, Illinois.

Adam Pope got the win on the mound in relief of Hunter Eftink. Pope pitched the last three innings, allowed one run on one hit and had three strikeouts. He also doubled at the plate for Notre Dame (20-4).

Devin Williams took the loss. He pitched 2 2/3 innings and gave up two runs on six hits with one strikeout and no walks.

Robert Brewer hit a double and had three of the Tigers' four hits to pace Festus (13-7).

Notre Dame 000 110 002 -- 4 16 3

Festus 001 000 100 -- 2 4 1

WP -- Adam Pope. LP -- Devin Williams. HR -- Logan Heisserer (ND). 2B -- Robert Brewer (F), Adam Pope (ND), Chase Urhahn (ND). Multiple hits -- Festus: Robert Brewer 3-4; Notre Dame: Dean Crippen 2-5, Hunter Eftink 2-4, Logan Heisserer 3-4, Thomas Himmelberg 3-4, Chase Urhahn 2-4.

GIRLS SOCCER

Jackson 7, Central 0

Rachel Crites netted three goals to lead the Indians in the conference road win over the Tigers.

Lauren Welker scored two goals for Jackson (16-2-1, 3-0 SEMO Conference). Megan Hawk and Grace Pehle each had one goal and one assist for the Indians.

Goalkeeper Samantha Schnicker had one save in the shutout.

Central fell to 5-11 overall and 1-2 in conference play.

Kelly 2, Fredericktown 1 (OT)

Kelly's Savannah Whitten and Hailey Noon each scored one goal as senior night was made memorable for the Hawks in their inaugural varsity soccer season with an overtime win over the Black Cats.

Tessa Johnson provided one assist for Kelly (7-8-1).

Goalkeeper MaShanda Reed had one save.

Fredericktown fell to 1-15 with the loss.

JV -- Kelly won 2-0

St. Vincent 1, Notre Dame 0

Lauren Carron scored the game-winning goal unassisted to pick up the victory for the Indians at the Perryville Soccer Complex.

Carron's goal deflected off a Notre Dame defender from 18 yards out with 27 minutes left in the first half that allowed St. Vincent (10-9) the win.

Goalkeeper Brett Schario grabbed two saves in the shutout.

Notre Dame dropped to 6-14 with the loss.

BOYS VOLLEYBALL

Affton 25 25, Notre Dame 21 19

Rhett Simmons recorded six kills and nine digs, but it was not enough as the Bulldogs fell in straight sets to the Cougars on the road in the suburban St. Louis area in a battle of the top two teams in Class 3.

Tyler Allen tallied five kills and six digs for No. 2 Notre Dame (14-5). Evan Landewee dished out 17 assists for the Bulldogs.

Affton, the top-ranked team, improved to 20-6 with the victory.

-- From staff reports