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SportsSeptember 25, 2007

Jessica Tuschoff pitched a three-inning no hitter as the Jackson softball team routed host Perryville 16-0 on Monday. Tuschoff struck out four and walked none as the Indians improved to 14-9. Maggie Baugh and Sienna Miller both had three-run home runs for Jackson. Jessica Pitts drove in four runs, while Hana Bolen had two hits...

Jessica Tuschoff pitched a three-inning no hitter as the Jackson softball team routed host Perryville 16-0 on Monday.

Tuschoff struck out four and walked none as the Indians improved to 14-9.

Maggie Baugh and Sienna Miller both had three-run home runs for Jackson. Jessica Pitts drove in four runs, while Hana Bolen had two hits.

Jackson 925 -- 16 9 0

Perryville 000 -- 0 0 5

WP -- Jessica Tuschoff, 8-4. LP -- Litte. HR -- Maggie Baugh (J), Sienna Miller (J). 3B -- Jessica Pitts (J). 2B -- Kelci Keith (J). Multiple hits -- Jackson, Hana Bolen 2-3. Records -- Jackson 14-9.

Scott City 15, Sikeston 3

Scott City banged out 15 hits during a road win.

Becky Holder and Donielle Howell each had three hits for the Rams (9-14). Jennifer Aubuchon tripled and doubled, while Kim Klipfel added two hits.

Emily Essner was the winning pitcher.

Scott City 031 033 5 -- 15 15 0

Sikeston 010 002 0 -- 3 3 5

WP -- Emily Essner, 8-12. LP -- Hopson. 3B -- Jennifer Aubuchon (SC). 2B -- Donielle Howell (SC), Aubuchon (SC). Multiple hits -- Scott City, Becky Holder 3-6, Howell 3-4, Kim Klipfel 2-3, Aubuchon 2-4. Records -- Scott City 9-14.

Delta 8, Clearwater 0

Kendra Burnett pitched a one-hitter, with 12 strikeouts and five walks, as Delta romped on the road.

The Bobcats (9-8) banged out 16 hits, led by Amanda Seabaugh and Courtney Burton with three each. Burnett, Taylor Keys and Taylor Smith all added two hits.

Delta 112 220 0 -- 8 16 1

Clearwater 000 000 0 -- 0 1 4

WP -- Kendra Burnett. LP -- Yates. 2B -- Amanda Drew (D). Multiple hits -- Delta, Amanda Seabaugh 3-3, Courtney Burton 3-4, Burnett 2-3, Taylor Keys 2-4, Taylor Smith 2-4. Records -- Delta 9-8.

Vienna, Ill. 3, Central 0

Three errors by the Central defense proved costly as the Tigers surrendered two unearned runs in a home loss.

Amanda Nichols pitched another complete game for the Tigers. She had five strikeouts and gave up four hits, two walks and one earned run.

Central had just two hits.

Vienna 010 010 1 -- 3 4 1

Central 000 000 0 -- 0 2 3

WP -- Loker. LP -- Nichols.

BOYS SOCCERNotre Dame 8, Desoto 1

Notre Dame improved to 10-1-1 with a home romp.

Ty Williams and Ryan Willen had two goals each. Mark Himmelberg, John Unterreiner, Joda Holloway and Brock Dirnberger each added one goal.

Joe Froemsdorf had three assists along, while Unterreiner and Himmelberg had two apiece. Holloway added one assist.

Jackson 4, Poplar Bluff 1

Jackson scored three first-half goals and improved to 9-1 with a home victory.

Aaron Shockley, Matt Mueller, Derek Bruecker and Andrew Lysell all scored for the Indians. Robbie Martin and Garret Stone earned assists.

Poplar Bluff avoided the shutout by scoring with about six minutes left.

JV -- Jackson won 9-0.

VOLLEYBALL

Leopold 25 25Scott City 17 16

Leopold won at home to raise its record to 13-3.

Cassie Seiler led Leopold with 17 assists and four digs while Maddie Hutchings had eight kills and three blocks. Casey Bucher also chipped in with six kills and four digs.

Brittany Licare led the Rams (11-7-1) with 19 digs. Jordan McFall chipped in with five assists and seven digs, while Kristin Yetman finished with two digs, two aces and two assists.

St. Vincent 25 25Valle 12 8

St. Vincent improved to 19-2-2 by sweeping Valle at home.

Sara Moll had five digs, Sarah DeWilde had six kills and Kelsey Cissell chipped in with 12 assists.

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JV -- St. Vincent won 25-15, 19-25, 25-12.

Saxony Luth. 19 25 25 Oak Ridge 25 14 12

Saxony Lutheran rallied for a home victory as the Crusaders (9-9-3, 3-0 conference) matched their win total from last season.

Leading Saxony were Kara Versemann with 12 digs, Nicole Petzoldt with 12 blocks and Brooke Kasten with 12 assists.

Bell City 25 25Central 12 13

The Cubs improved to 18-2-1 with a home sweep.

Codie Landcaster led the Cubs with four kills and nine assists, while Jenny Lathum recorded four kills and four blocks.

Jessica Abner added four kills and five digs.

Farmington 27 25Jackson 25 22

The Indians dropped to 10-4-1 with a home loss.

Chelsea Olson led the Indians with 16 assists, 10 digs and two blocks, while Chelsea Dale added five kills, seven digs and five blocks. Katelyn James chipped in with six kills and two blocks.

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

Freshman -- Farmington won 25-15, 25-22.

Oran 25 26Zalma 21 24

Cassie Graviett led the Eagles (3-6) to a home win with four kills, four aces, five digs and one block.

Alyson Seyer added six kills, two digs and five blocks, while Beth Griffin chipped in with five kills, five assists and three aces.

JV -- Zalma won 25-11, 22-25, 25-22.

Perryville 22 25 27Fredericktown 25 21 25

Perryville rallied for a road victory.

JV -- Perryville won 27-25, 25-19.

GIRLS TENNISJackson 5, Carbondale (Ill.) 4

Jackson squeezed out a home victory.

Singles

1. K. Mcmillan (C) def. Erinne Haff 8-3

2. A. Rendleman (C) def. Chelsea Jones 8-5

3. Maura Neader (J) def. S. Allison 8-2

4. C. Cook (C) def. Ellyn Beil 8-6

5. Allison Keiper (J) def. N. Harpalani 8-6

6. Raechel Batz (J) def. S. Smith 8-2

Doubles

1. Haff/Beil def. Allison/Rendleman 8-2

2. Mcmillen/Harpalani def. Keiper/Neader 8-1

3. Jones/Batz def. Cook/Smith 8-3

JV winners -- Andrea Penzel, Jade Freeman, Kaylyn Snetahen, Ashley Ptacek, Katie King, Logan Birk, Leslie Gilliland; Penzel/Emily Hoffman, Freeman/Sneathen, Minch/King

CROSS COUNTRY

Jackson's boys placed 10th at Saturday's Hancock Invitational as Greg Gibson was the Indians' highest finisher in 16th.

Beth Barton was the top finisher for Jackson's girls in 19th.

Jackson results

Boys

16. Greg Gibson, 17:38; 37. Cody Green, 18:14; 48. Perry Hazelwood, 19:12; 51. Dustin Spooler, 19:14; 61. Ben Cahill,19:44; 64. Jared Foust, 19:48; 67. Chris Hearst, 20:09.

Girls

19. Beth Barton, 21:43; 31. Jordan Whitener, 22:42; 51. Casey Hatten, 24:14; 53. Amber Crites, 24:33

-- From staff reports

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