ND girls hand first loss to JHS

Notre Dame's girls soccer team nearly let a 4-0 second-half lead slip away in a 4-3 home victory Monday, as the Bulldogs tagged Jackson with its first loss of the season.

Lauren Mehner got the scoring started for the Bulldogs (2-2-1) with a header off a Meridith Medlin corner kick in the first half. Kaitlyn Scheeter made it 2-0 with a goal off another Medlin corner. Medlin assisted on yet another goal, hooking up with Destiny Dirnberger to make it 3-0 at halftime.

Three minutes into the second half, Notre Dame's Mattie Neff scored off an assist from Danielle Schumer. Jackson's Molly Hartmann scored twice and her sister Lucy added another in the final 25 minutes for the Indians.

Jackson (3-1) had two corner kicks in the last 30 seconds, but the Indians were denied twice by the Bulldog defense.

"Jackson is a really good team," Notre Dame coach Jeff Worley said.

"We've played better than our record shows, and we finally got bounces to go our way tonight," he added. "We were due, and it was a good night to be due."

Jackson and Notre Dame played to a 0-0 tie in the JV game.

Central 4, Perryville 1

Central improved to 3-1 with a home victory over Perryville.

Meghan Orr scored an unassisted goal five minutes into the game for the Tigers (3-1), and Kate Miller added another from a Tierra Walker assist, with about five minutes remaining in the half.

Orr assisted Lauren Thompson two minutes into the second half, and Kate Miller finished off Central's scoring with an unassisted goal.

Perryville's Ashley Riney scored with eight minutes left from Jodie Amschler.

St. Pius 3, St. Vincent 2

St. Vincent saw its four-game winning streak snapped with a home loss.

Kelci Cissell and Brooke Brown scored for St. Vincent (4-3). Brown also added an assist. The score was tied 1-1 at halftime, and the three second-half goals all came in the final five minutes of the game.

BASEBALL

Kelly 13, Woodland 0

Kelly jumped ahead 7-0 after one inning and won in five at home.

Caleb Daughettee, Kendal Deason and Kent Deason had two hits apiece for Kelly (2-1). Spencer Ayers had three RBIs, and Daughettee and Kendal Deason had two RBIs apiece.

Russell Carroll struck out five in four innings for the win.

Woodland 000 00 -- 0 2 2

Kelly 721 0X -- 13 12 0

WP -- Russell Carroll, 1-0. LP -- Piatt. 2B -- Spencer Ayers (K), Dowd (W). 3B -- Caleb Daughettee (K). Multiple hits -- Kelly, Daughettee 2-3; Kenda Deason 2-3; Kent Deason 2-3. Records -- Kelly 2-1.

Poplar Bluff 3, Scott City 2

Scott City's seventh-inning rally fell short on the road.

The Rams scored two in the seventh but could not bring home the equalizer. Mark Johnston struck out seven and walked none in six innings for the Rams (0-3). Jason Schenimann had a pair of hits for Scott City.

Scott City 000 000 2 -- 2 7 1

Poplar Bluff 100 020 X -- 3 10 3

WP -- Lanford. LP -- Mark Johnston, 0-2. 2B -- Luke McClellan (S), Jon Barr (S), Lanford (P), Bowles (P). Multiple hits -- Scott City, Jason Schenimann 2-4; Poplar Bluff, Bagby 2-3. Records -- Scott City 0-3, Poplar Bluff 4-1.

Advance 10, Bernie 4

Advance scored six runs in the fifth and six innings to pull away from visiting Bernie.

Advance's Jared Lacy, a sophomore in his first year of high school baseball, delivered a two-run single with the bases loaded in the bottom of the sixth to put the Hornets over the top.

Daryl Wade pitched five innings to win on the mound, and he also added two hits at the plate.

Cody Roper and Trenton Moses each had three hits, and Kevin Adkins and Rusty Hendricks added two hits apiece for Advance (3-0).

Bernie 000 301 0 -- 4 8

Advance 310 024 X -- 10 14

WP -- Daryl Wade, 2-0. LP -- Massey. 3B -- Cory Roper (A). 2B -- Trenton Moses (A), Rusty Hendricks (A), Tover 2 (B). Multiple hits -- Advance, Cody Roper 3-5, Wade 2-4, Moses 3-4, Kevin Adkins 2-4, Hendricks 2-4; Bernie, Tover 3-4. Records -- Advance, 3-0.

North Pemiscot 1, Oran 0

Oran managed only one hit, committed four errors, and was shut out on the road for its first loss of the season.

Chase Seyer suffered a loss on the mound for the Eagles (3-1), pitching a complete game and allowing only three hits and no earned runs.

Ryan Bouge had Oran's only hit, a single, in the third.

Oran 000 000 0 -- 0 1 4

N. Pemiscot 000 010 X -- 1 3 0

WP -- Tomlin. LP -- Chase Seyer, 1-1. Multiple hits -- Jackson (N) 2-3. Records -- Oran 3-1.

Meadow Heights 5, Leopold 4

Terry Wagner went 4-for-4 to lead Meadow Heights to a home victory.

Heath Fulton picked up his first win on the mound and had two hits at the plate.

Joel Hahs and Zack Bynum also added two hits for Meadow Heights (2-2).

Eric Seiler led Leopold with two hits.

Leopold 300 001 0 -- 4 5 1

Meadow Heights 001 031 X -- 5 12 2

WP -- Heath Fulton, 1-0. LP -- Matt Stoverink. 2B -- Joel Hahs (M), Terry Wagner (M), Fulton (M), Stause (L). Multiple hits -- Meadow Heights, Hahs 2-4, Wagner 4-4, Fulton 2-4, Zack Bynum 2-3. Leopold, Eric Seiler 2-3. Records -- Meadow Heights 2-2.

SOFTBALL

Woodland 11, Scott City 4

Scott City pitchers walked 13 batters and hit three more to fall to 3-1 with a home loss.

Heven Sitze was the winning pitcher for the Cardinals. Chelsea McCormich had a pair of hits for Woodland.

Woodland 520 400 0 -- 11 4 5

Scott City 101 020 0 -- 4 4 3

WP -- Heaven Sitze. LP -- Ashton Phillips. Multiple hits -- Woodland, Chelsea McCormick 2-3. Records -- Scott City 3-1.

Leopold 34, Meadow Heights 4, 3 innings

Leopold (17)4(13) -- 34 21

Meadow Heights 000 -- 4 10

WP -- Mary Beth Bohnsack, 2-1. 2B -- Lori VanderMierden 2 (L), Kelly Eftink (L), Maggie Seiler (L). Multiple hits -- Leopold, Vandermierden 5-5; Eftink 4-6; Seiler 3-3; Samantha Bueter 3-5; Cassi Jansen 2-4; Amber Nenninger 2-5. Records -- Leopold 2-1.

Advance 15, Bernie 4

Alicia Broshuis struck out six to help Advance improve to 2-0 with a home win.

Autumn VanGennip had two hits for the Hornets, and Audrey Wade added three RBIs.

Advance opened the season with a 7-4 nine-inning win Friday over Oak Ridge.

Bernie 030 01 -- 4 2

Advance 083 4X -- 15 6

WP -- Alicia Broshuis, 2-0. 3B -- Broshuis (A). Multiple hits -- Advance, Autumn VanGennip 2-2. Records -- Advance 2-0.

GIRLS SWIMMING

Ft. Zumwalt West 169, Notre Dame 86, Ritenour 70

Notre Dame placed second in a tri-meet at Fort Zumwalt West. Ashly Ducharme was the Bulldogs' lone winner, placing first in the 200 IM.

Notre Dame results

200 IM -- 1. Ashly Ducharme, 2:34.99; 100 fly -- 2. Jordan Seabaugh, 1:14.12; 500 free -- 2. Mollie Messmer, 6:19.72; 200 free -- 2. ND (Ashley Nenninger, Ducharme, Seabaugh, Messmer), 1:57.86; 200 medley relay -- 3. ND (Lauren Bader, Nenninger, Ducharme, Messmer), 2:12.60; 200 free -- 3. Seabaugh, 2:19.23; 100 back -- 3. Bader, 1:15.90; 100 breast -- 3. Nenninger, 1:22.55

GOLF

Central 168, Sikeston 174

Blake Driskell shot a 1-over-par 37 and Kirk Lohmann shot a 38 to lead Central to a dual win at Sikeston.

Jack Connell (46) and Sam Bornstein (47) rounded out Central's (4-0-1) top four.

St. Vincent 175, Valle Catholic 181

Zach Richardet shot a 41 to lead St. Vincent (3-0) to a road win at Valle Catholic in Ste. Genevieve. Jacob DeWilde (43), Danny Rellergert (44), and Pat Siegmund (47) rounded out the Indians' roster.

JV -- St. Vincent 179, Valle 212

TRACK AND FIELD

Notre Dame Open

Notre Dame's boys blew away the field at its own track and field meet.

Matt Pfau won the 1,600-meter and the 3,200 and was also part of the 3,200 and 1,600 relay teams. Jason Delgado, Max Poppen, Austin Critchlow and Mark Zimmer each were part of three wins for the Bulldogs.

Central's lone competitors were its pole vaulters, resulting in a last-place finish for the boys and an eighth-place finish for the girls.

Notre Dame's girls finished five points behind winner Poplar Bluff.

Katie Daniel won the 100 hurdles, shot put and 300 hurdles, setting the Notre Dame school record at 33 feet, 5 1/2 inches in the shot put.

Boys

1. Notre Dame 232, 2. Poplar Bluff 89 1/2, 3. Scott City 72 1/2, 4. Kelly 69, 5. Caruthersville 59, 6. Valle Catholic 55, 7. Egyptian 48, 8. Grandview 17, 9. Central 14

Area winners

4x800 relay -- Notre Dame (Greg Kanneberg, Jason Delgado, Matt Pfau, Austin Critchlow), 9:10.69

4x200 -- Notre Dame (Jordan Janet, Max Poppen, Critchlow, Brandon Job), 1:38.20

4x100 -- Notre Dame (Janet, Poppen, Kyle Essner, Job)

1,600 -- Pfau (ND), 5:04.67

400 -- Mark Zimmer (ND), 54.31

300 hurdles -- Poppen (ND), 45.9

Triple jump -- Trey Westrich (ND), 35-4

800 -- Delgado (ND), 2:09.04

Pole vault -- Bryce Willen (ND), 13-6

High jump -- Arnzen (SC), 5-6

3,200 -- Pfau (ND), 11:50.34

200 -- Zimmer (ND), 23.79

4x400 -- Notre Dame (Critchlow, Delgado, Zimmer, Pfau), 3:54.06

Girls

1. Poplar Bluff 159, 2. Notre Dame 154, 3. Caruthersville 89, 4. Scott City 88, 5. Grandview 65, 6. Valle Catholic 50, 7. Kelly 47, 8. Central 23, 9. Egyptian 3

Area winners

4x800 relay -- Scott City, 10:49.49

100 hurdles -- Katie Daniel (ND), 15.77

Shot put -- Daniel (ND), 33-5 1/2

1600 -- Angie Laxton (SC), 6:03.19

400 -- Amber Karnes (ND), 1:05.76

300 hurdles -- Daniel (ND), 52.18

Triple jump -- Karnes (ND), 31-10

200 -- Emily Bira (ND), 27.69

800 -- Christy Laxton (SC), 2:42.26

4x400 relay -- Scott City, 4:37.54

3200 -- Laxton (SC), 14:07.13

Chaffee triangular

Chaffee's girls won 11 events on its way to a home triangular victory over Saxony Lutheran and Oran.

Kim Hester won the 100 and 200 for Chaffee.

Saxony won 10 events in winning the boys event. Brandon Etzold won the 1600 and 3,200 for the Crusaders, while teammate Tery Maevers was victorious in the 800 and high jump. Grant Lehman was also a double winner for Saxony, winning the 200 and 400, while Alex Jauch won the 100 hurdles and 300 hurdles..

Chaffee's Matt Sanders won both throwing events, the discus and shot put.

Three teams

Girls

Chaffee 72, Saxony Lutheran 23, Oran 22

4x800 relay -- 1. Saxony 13:54 (Michelle Kluesner, Allison Reed, Alex Bothman, Deanna Dippold)

High jump -- 1. Kelsey Spears, Chaffee 4-2

100 -- 1. Kim Hester, Chaffee 14.53

4x200 -- 1. Chaffee, 2:12

4x100 -- 1. Chaffee 1:02.17

Discus -- 1. L. Anderson, Oran 67-11

Shot put -- 1. Sara Dooley, Chaffee 29-4 1/2

400 -- 1. Nikole Johnson, Chaffee 1:12.44

Triple jump -- 1. L. Cook, Chaffee, 23-6

800 -- 1. Kayla Scherer, Chaffee, 3:32

200 -- 1. Hester, Chaffee :31.48

Long jump -- 1. Carey Guzman, Chaffee 12-7

3200 -- 1. Dippold, Saxony, 15:38

4x400 -- 1. Chaffee 5:14

Boys

Saxony Lutheran 72, Chaffee 44, Oran 38

4x800 -- 1. Saxony Lutheran 9:50 (Max Wieser, Grant Lehmann, Ben Meyr, Brandon Etzold

110 hurdles -- 1. Alex Jauch, Saxony 18.89

100 -- 1. Walter, Oran 12.67

1600 -- 1. Etzold, Saxony 5:42

Discus -- Sanders, Chaffee 124-6

4x100 -- 1. Oran 52.03

400 -- 1. Lehmann, Saxony 55.47

Shot put -- 1. Sanders, Chaffee 41-2 1/2

300 hurdles -- 1. Jauch, Saxony 46.17

Triple jump -- 1. Mason, Oran 37-0

800 -- 1. Trey Maevers, Saxony 2:21

High jump -- 1. Maevers, Saxony 5-4

Long jump -- 1. Glastetter, Oran 16-5

3200 -- 1. Etzold, Saxony 12:43

200 -- 1. Lehmann, Saxony 25.72

4x400 -- 1. Saxony 4:04 (Weiser, Maevers, Etzold, Lehmann)

OTHER EVENTS

Central's JV baseball team defeated visiting Chaffee 9-8. Tyler Propst won on the mound for the Tigers (2-1). Chris Brotherton had a home run and five RBIs, and Blake Slattery had three hits, including a home run. For Chaffee, Michael Lee went 3-for-3 with two home runs.