RED DEVIL TRIO LEAVES WOODLAND HITLESS IN 6-0 WIN OVER CARDINALS

CHAFFEE -- -- Three Chaffee pitchers teamed up to hurl a no-hitter Tuesday as the Red Devils defeated Woodland 6-0 in high school baseball action.

Tommy Stidham started the hitless feat with four innings of work and was followed by Matt Stroup, two innings, and G.P. Glueck.

Stidham finished with four strikeouts while Stroup added two. Each pitcher issued one walk. The defense played error free and turned two double plays.

"Once again, we played old Chaffee baseball -- all pitching and defense, which is a good thing because we're not swinging the bats well," said coach Brian Horrell, whose team is now 13-4.

The Red Devils had just five hits off losing pitcher Danny Lincoln, who struck out two and walked one.

Glueck had a double for the Red Devils and Rusty Duncan had a triple.

Chaffee broke a scoreless deadlock with a run in the third, added four runs in the fourth and a run in the sixth.

"Woodland is a very good, solid ballclub," said Horrell. "It's a good thing we were on top of our pitching and defense."

Jackson 8, Poplar Bluff 6

JACKSON -- Jackson moved above the .500 mark at 7-6 as the Indians held off Poplar Bluff.

A three-run home run by Garrett Williams in the second inning put the Indians ahead 8-2 and they withstood a late rally by the Mules.

Josh Hopkins pitched four innings for the win. He allowed five hits and three runs.

John Jackson gave up three hits and three runs in 2 2/3 innings while Jason Brown retired the game's final batter to earn a save.

Nine different players accounted for nine hits for the Indians.

Scott City 11, Charleston 2

SCOTT CITY -- Scott City had a big game offensively with 13 hits as the Rams (6-7) rolled to victory.

"We played well. We hit the ball well," said Scott City coach Mike Umfleet.

Jamie Heisserer, Ben Sample, Wade Powers, Lucas Ward and Charlie Lindbergh all had two hits for Scott City. Sample had an inside-the-park home run and drove in two runs. Lindbergh had three RBIs while Heisserer added two. Ward scored three times.

Bill Posey pitched all seven innings for the win. He allowed three hits and one earned run while fanning six and walking five.

Kelly 11, East Prairie 1

EAST PRAIRIE -- Kelly (7-6) climbed above the .500 mark with a five-inning, run-rule victory.

Tim Schmitt hurled all five innings, allowing three hits while striking out eight and walking three.

The Hawks had only six hits, but took advantage of numerous walks and errors. Tyler Schlosser went 3-for-3 while Jamie Essner had two hits and two RBIs while scoring three runs.

Festus 2, St. Vincent 1

FESTUS -- Festus scored a run with two outs in the bottom of the seventh inning to slip past St. Vincent.

The Indians (5-11) had only three hits and scored their lone run on an RBI double by Ryan Brown.

Derek Kutz was the tough-luck losing pitcher. In 6 2/3 innings, he allowed four hits and one earned run while fanning five and walking two.

GIRLS SOCCER

Cape Central 3, Notre Dame 0

Cape Central took care of its city rival as the Lady Tigers improved to 11-4-1 and dropped the Lady Bulldogs to 4-12-1.

Amanda Hiler, Trisha Klipfel and Amber Voerg scored the goals. Voerg also had two assists while Hiler added one assist. Goalkeeper Heather Hey recorded the shutout.

"It's the best game we've played in a while," said Cape Central coach Tom Doyle. "The first half was exceptional and we also played well the second half. We controlled most of the game."

Notre Dame won the JV game 5-1. The Lady Bulldogs received two goals from Meredith LeGrand and one apiece from Emily Essner, Sarah Unterreiner and Lori Obermann. Courtney Loy scored Cape Central's goal.

BOYS GOLF

Notre Dame 155, Cape Central 166

Notre Dame recorded one of its best scores in the program's history to defeat rival Cape Central in a dual match at the Cape Girardeau Country Club.

"That might be the second best score in the history of the program," said Notre Dame coach Chris Janet. "I think we shot a 153 at Cape Country Club about four years ago, but other than that, this is the best score I can remember. I'm real proud of the guys."

Derek Welter of Notre Dame was the individual medalist as he carded a 1-over-par 36. Other scores for the Bulldogs were Tim Buerck 37, Nick Martin 40 and Lucas Klein 42.

Cape Central's scores were Nick Harter 39, Luke Oliver 40, Dusty York 43 and Drew Christian 44.

TRACK & FIELD

Cape Central sweeps Jackson

Cape Central's boys and girls knocked off Jackson in a dual meet.

The boys won 98-48 while the girls were victorious 77-65.

Highlights of the meet were a pair of personal records for Cape Central.

Matt Gooden vaulted an impressive 14 feet and Demetrius Totton posted a triple jump of 44-5.

Double individual winners on the boys side were Cape Central's Totton (triple jump, 400) and Jackson's Mario Whitney (100, 200) and Jon Coleman (110 hurdles, 300 hurdles).

For the girls, Cape Central's Dionna Webb won three events: the 100, 200 and long jump. Double individual winners were Cape Central's Kim Pancoast (800, 1600) and Heather Jenkins (shot put, discus), along with Jackson's Jennifer Love (110 hurdles, 300 hurdles).

Results can be found in "Scoreboard" on 2B.

BOYS TENNIS

Cape Central 6, Charleston 3

CHARLESTON -- Cape Central improved to 8-4 in dual matches by beating Charleston.

The Tigers also won the lone JV match contested.

Singles

Boothe Dugan (CH) def. Mick Metzger 8-6

Paul Miller (CC) def. Ivan Hess 8-4

Andy Tansil (CC) def. Jonathan Holley 8-6

Ed Roeger (CC) def. Ryan Moxley 8-3

Paul Hagler (CC) def. Michael Rodriguez 8-0

David Boyer (CH) def. Calvin Maginel 9-8

Doubles

Andrew Eaton-Eric Daume (CC) def. Dugan-Hess 9-7

Holley-Moxley (CH) def. Matt Dodd-Sean Riches 8-1

Nathan Foley-David Wallis (CC) def. Rodriguez-Boyer 8-3

JV winner: Justin Lusk