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SportsSeptember 23, 2008

Hannah Thompson kept Sikeston's offense in check, and Jackson's softball team took advantage of an error and a walk to earn the win Monday. Thompson allowed no runs on eight hits, struck out four batters and walked one in the 2-0 win. Thompson led off the scoring for the Indians (5-8) in the second inning after reaching on a single. She came in to score when Jessica Jones hit a line drive to the right fielder, who committed an error allowing Thompson to score...

AARON EISENHAUER ~ aeisenhauer@semissourian.com
Jackson baserunner TeJay Heuer tries to escape the tag of Sikeston catcher Mary Deason during the third inning Monday at Jackson City Park. Heuer was tagged out.
AARON EISENHAUER ~ aeisenhauer@semissourian.com Jackson baserunner TeJay Heuer tries to escape the tag of Sikeston catcher Mary Deason during the third inning Monday at Jackson City Park. Heuer was tagged out.

Hannah Thompson kept Sikeston's offense in check, and Jackson's softball team took advantage of an error and a walk to earn the win Monday.

Thompson allowed no runs on eight hits, struck out four batters and walked one in the 2-0 win.

Thompson led off the scoring for the Indians (5-8) in the second inning after reaching on a single. She came in to score when Jessica Jones hit a line drive to the right fielder, who committed an error allowing Thompson to score.

In the third inning, Ashley Cook walked then stole second before Tory Smith drove her in with a single.

"We played a lot better," Jackson coach Amanda Forester said. "I still think we're coming around and I'm looking forward to the next couple of weeks. We keep improving."

Sikeston 000 000 0 — 0 8 3

Jackson 011 000 x — 2 4 1

WP — Hannah Thompson, 2-2. LP — Sarah Hopson. Records — Jackson, 5-8.

VOLLEYBALL

Jackson 25 25

Park Hills 15 19

Rachel Myer had three kills and 15 assists, while Mary Ann Bradshaw put down seven kills for the Indians (8-6).

Taylor Glueck added five kills, two service aces and eight digs for the victors.

JV — Jackson lost.

Central 22 25 26

Marion 25 20 24

Wendi Zickfield led the Tigers with 19 kills, eight digs and seven aces as they improved to 6-11-2.

Taylor Kirn tallied 15 digs, eight assists and five kills, while Angela Morton added 20 assists in the win.

JV — Central lost.

Oak Ridge 25 25

Meadow Heights 21 22

Nikki Moll had 25 assists to lead the Blue Jays (4-8) past the Panthers (8-7-1).

Lauren Meyer had two blocks and seven kills, while Emily Ruch tallied four kills and four digs for Oak Ridge.

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Courtney Brune put down eight kills for the Panthers.

JV — Meadow Heights won.

Bell City 25 25 25

Puxico 11 21 18

Jasmine Johnson had 11 kills and 14 digs, Codie Lancaster added 33 assists, and Sherilyn Long tallied 34 digs for the Cubs (11-3-2).

Leopold 25 25 25

Marquand 8 8 13

The Wildcats knocked off Marquand in three games behind Danielle Beel's 10 kills and four blocks.

Lauren Seiler added 13 assists, three service aces and three digs, while Kirsten Theile put down seven kills for Leopold (10-1-1).

Dexter 18 25 25

Woodland 25 19 22

The Cardinals won the first game but couldn't maintain the momentum.

Lauren Johnson paced Woodland with 10 kills, while Kaitlin McCormick added eight. Becky Brannon finished with 23 assists.

JV — Woodland lost in two games.

BOYS SOCCER

Perryville 1, Fox 0

Josh Hadler recorded eight saves to help the Pirates keep their perfect record intact.

Perryville (7-0) got its lone goal from Wade Lawrence, with Alex Robinson earning the assist.

Saxony Lutheran 8, Fredericktown 1

Andrew Etzold tallied four goals to lead the Crusaders to victory.

Garrett Fritsche, Brent Rodewald, Bryant Steffens and Shawn Hadler all added one goal.

Ross Gage finished with three assists to help Saxony Lutheran improve to 8-2.

— From staff reports

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