St. Vincent captures Chaffee baseball tournament

The St. Vincent baseball team captured the championship of the Chaffee tournament on Saturday, following a semifinal win against Puxico with a 5-0 shutout of the host Red Devils in the final.

Matt Hotop picked up the win for the Indians (7-8) in the final, as Chaffee (12-5) managed just five hits. Kyle Rollet and Quent Robinson each had two hits in the final.

Rollet was 4-for-4 in the semifinal win against Puxico.

Chaffee had beaten Meadow Heights 14-3 in the semifinal.

SEMIFINALS

St. Vincent 14, Puxico 6

St. Vincent 121 621 1 — 14 12 6

Puxico 000 141 0 — 6 5 6

WP — Darin Yamnitz (2-2). LP — Cook. 3B — Adam Buchheit (SV). 2B — Kyle Rollet (SV). Multiple Hits — Puxico: Cook 2-3. St. Vincent: Pavloski 3-3, Rollet 4-4. Records — St. Vincent 6-8.

Chaffee 14, Meadow Heights 3

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Chaffee 012 056 x — 14 11 0

WP — Aaron Horrell (2-0). LP — Brent Garland. 2B — Groves (MH), Trent Horman (C). Multiple hits — Meadow Heights: Adam Williams 2-3. Chaffee: Horman 3-5, Hendricks 2-2. Records — Meadow Heights 2-11, Chaffee 12-4.

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL

St. Vincent 5, Chaffee 0

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Chaffee 000 000 0 — 0 5 1

WP — Matt Hotop (1-1). LP — Andrew Dooley (3-4). 2B — Justin L'Hote (SV), Jerrod Steger 2 (C). Multiple hits — St. Vincent: Kyle Rollet 2-3, Quent Robinson 2-2. Chaffee: Steger 2-3. Records — St. Vincent 7-8, Chaffee 12-5.

THIRD-PLACE GAME

Puxico 10, Meadow Heights 11

Puxico 223 000 3 — 10 6 7

Meadow Hts 103 412 1 — 11 9 7

WP — Matt Groves (1-3). LP — Smith. 3B — Groves (MH). 2B — Cook (P), Foster (P). Multiple hits — Puxico: Foster 3-5. Meadow Heights: Trevor Hotop 2-3, Joseph Brown 2-4. Records — Meadow Heights 3-11.

Stoutland tournament

Oran rolled into the championship of the Stoutland tournament, beating Potosi and Osage.

The Eagles will play the host team 1 p.m. today in a battle of perennial Class 1 baseball powers.

In the 5-3 win against Potosi, Alex Chasteen homered for the Eagles (14-1). Kody Campbell and Jayden Pobst had two hits apiece. Steven Dooley pitched six innings, while Pobst worked the seventh and notched the victory after the Eagles scored twice in the bottom half.

Chasteen threw a five-inning no-hitter against Osage as the Eagles romped 10-0. Tyler Beardslee had two hits.

Oran 5, Potosi 3

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Oran 001 101 2 — 5 8 1

WP — Jayden Pobst. LP — Marler. HR — Alex Chasteen (O), Glore (P). 2B — Caleb Seyer (O), Jayden Pobst (O), Juliette (P). Multiple hits — Potosi: Smith 2-3. Oran: Kody Cambell 2-3, Probst 2-3.

Oran 10, Osage 0

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Oran 201 52 — 10 5 2

WP — Alex Chasteen. LP — Gamm. 2B — Caleb Seyer (O), Steven Dooley (O) 2. Multiple hits — Oran: Tyler Beardslee 2-3.

SEMO Conference

Austin Greer singled in the winning run in the bottom of the tenth inning for the Bulldogs in a 3-2, 10-inning victory against Poplar Bluff in the first-round of the SEMO Conference tournament.

The game was picked up Saturday in the third inning after rain had postponed it Friday.

Notre Dame then went on to beat Jackson later in the day in the semifinals to advance to Monday's 7:30 p.m. championship game against rival Central at Capaha Field. (See Page 1B for details.)

PB 000 000 000 0 — 2 6 2

ND 001 000 100 1 — 3 8 1

WP — Colton Young (1-0). LP — Jake Smith. HR — Smith (PB), Cameron Pickard (PB). 3B: Blake Gaddis (ND). 2B — Brendan Moore (PB), Todd Bullington (PB), Young (ND). Multiple hits — Poplar Bluff, Magruder 2-4. Notre Dame: Gaddis 2-4. Records — Notre Dame 12-5.

TRACK AND FIELD Notre Dame Festival

The host Bulldogs dominated the three-team boys competition with Saxony Lutheran and Kelly.

Mark Zimmer returned from being sidelined by an illness and had two first-place finishes — winning the 100-meter dash and the 200for the Bulldogs.

Max Wieser of Saxony was named most valuable athlete with a first-place finish in the 400, a fourth in the 800 and anchor legs in the Crusaders' first-place 3,200 and 1,600 relays.

Kelly won the girls meet, as Londyn Backfisch earned most valuable honors by placing first in four events — the 100, 200, 400 nd high jump.

Boys

1. Notre Dame 122; 2. Saxony 48.5; 3. Kelly 14.5

3,200 relay — 1. Saxony, 8:23.99; 2. ND, 8:36.87; 3. Kelly, 8:38.58.

110 hurdles — 1. Spencer Schoch, ND, 17.33; 2. Taylor Essner, ND, 17.56; 3. Josh Long, K, 19.40.

100 — 1. Mark Zimmer, ND, 11.53; 2. Trevor Mabuce, S, 11.68; 3. Taylor Essner, ND, 11.98.

Long jump — 1. Kyle Glastetter, ND, 18-5.25; 2. Ethan Huber, ND, 18-4; 3. Joe Froemsdorf, ND, 16-11.

800 relay — 1. ND, 1:37.56; 2. Kelly, 1:44.69.

1600 — 1. Logan Davis, ND, 4:43.72; 2. Ross Gage, S, 4:45.56; 3. Wynn McClellan, ND, 4:47.30.

400 relay — 1. Saxony, 47.53; 2. ND, 48.32.

Discus — 1. Matt Kiblinger, ND, 152-4; 2. Jeremy Sarno, ND, 128-.25; 3. Kevin Hinton, ND, 120-2.75.

400 — 1. Max Wieser, S, 52.48; 2. Neil Kanneberg, ND, 53.56; 3. Andrew Etzold, S, 53.97.

800 — 1. Ross Gage, S, 2:05.99; 2. John Unterreiner, ND, 2:09.43; 3. Joe Buerck, S, 2:12.08.

300 hurdles — 1. Taylor Essner, ND, 44.48; 2. Spencer Schoch, ND, 47.66; 3. Josh Long, K, 49.09.

Shot put — 1. Shane Judd, ND, 48-7.50; 2. Brennan Scheeter, ND, 44-10.25; 3. Derek Gaines, ND, 39-6.25.

High jump — 1. Kyle Glastetter, ND, 6-2; 2. Grant Eudy, ND, 5-8; 3. Jake Cantrell, S, 5.

200 — 1. Mark Zimmer, ND, 23.23; 2. Trevor Mabuce, S, 23.97; 3. Andrew Etzold, S, 24.02.

Triple jump — 1. Ethan Huber, ND, 37-5.50; 2. Duston Hutson, ND, 34-7.50; 3. Wade Myers, ND, 34-2.50.

3200 — 1. Wynn McClellan, ND, 10:19.91; 2. Ryan Johnson, ND, 10:36.69; 3. Cody Kern, K, 10:47.53.

1,600 relay — 1. Saxony, 3:37.89; 2. ND, 3:39.79; 3. Kelly, 4:02.43.

Pole vault — 1. Joe Froemsdorf, ND, 11-0; 2. A. Welter, K, 8-6; 3. T. Bridges, K, 8.

Girls

1. Kelly 67; 2. Notre Dame 53; 3. Saxony 36.

3,200 relay — 1. Saxony, 11:51.40; 2. ND.

100 hurdles — 1. Svenja Posdziech, K, 21.92; 2. T. Martin, K, 24.29.

100 — 1. Londyn Backfisch, K, 12.41; 2. Whitworth, K, 14.12; 3. Ashley Schmittzehe, ND, 14.27.

High jump — 1. L. Backfisch, K, 4-10; 2. Jill Schnurbush, ND, 4-10; 3. C Paul, K, 4-2.

800 relay — 1. ND, 2:07.61; 2. Kelly, 2:09.15.

1600 — 1. Tara Johnson, K, 5:40.87; 2. Tori Pfau, ND, 5:43.77; 3. Lucy Gage, S, 5:52.47.

400 relay — 1. Kelly, 1:09.65.

Discus — 1. Megan Hagedorn, ND, 30-5.

400 — 1. L. Backfisch, K, 1:00.63; 2. Cassie Simpher, S, 1:01.54; 3. L. Whitworth, K, 1:09.23.

800 — 1. Lucy Gage, S, 2:37.36; 2. T. Johnson, K, 2:38.53; 3. Jessica Triller, ND, 2:47.81.

300 hurdles — 1. Abby Hartman, 59.04.

Shot put — 1. Megan Hagedorn, ND, 21-8.75.

200 dash — 1. Backfisch, K, 25.67; 2. Cassie Simpher, S, 26.46; 3. Allie Job, ND, 28.48.

Pole vault — 1. Allie Job, ND, 7-6; 2. Jill Schnurbush, ND, 7-0; 3. Kristen Sherlohr, 6.

Long jump — 1. Cassie Simpher, S, 13-9; 2. Allie Job, ND, 13-4.50; 3. Jill Schnurbush, ND, 13-3.

Triple jump — 1. E. Ray, K, 22-11; 2. K. Ray, K, 22-4.75.

3200 — 1. Johnson, K, 12:24.99; 2. Tori Pfau, ND, 12:28.29; 3. Jessica Banda, ND, 12:59.31.

1,600 relay — 1. Saxony, 4:39.90.

GIRLS SOCCER Perryville tournament

Perryville won its own eight-team tournament by beating city rival St. Vincent 2-0 in the finals.

Hannah Wills and Kendra Schilli scored for the Pirates (9-3). Natalie Bauwens recorded the shutout.

BOYS TENNIS Parkway Cent. tourney

The Central tennis team won two matches Saturday at the Parkway Central tournament.

David Berry, playing at No. 1 singles, won both his individual matches, and then teamed with Patrick Duffy to win two matches at No. 1 doubles.

Central 5, Eureka 4

Singles

No. 1 David Berry (C) def. Matt Farnham 6-1, 7-5

No. 2 Carlos Espinosa (E) def. Patrick Duffy, 6-4, 1-6, 10-8

No. 3 Will LaFoe (C) def. Brian Miller, 7-6, 6-1.

No. 4 Lance Baker (E) def. Brandon Gonzales 6-4, 6-3

No. 5 Garrett McMillan (C) def. Kurtis Fjerstad 7-5, 6-3

No. 6 Alex Richmond (E) def. Andrew Shupert 6-4, 6-3

Doubles

No. 1 Berry/Duffy (C) def. Farnham/Espinosa, 9-8

No. 2 LaFoe/McMillan (C) def. Miller/Richmond 8-4.

No. 3 Baker/Fjerstad (E) def. Gonzales/ Josh Hubbard 8-4

Central 7, Parkway West 2.

Singles

No. 1 David Berry (C) def. Matt Carr, 6-2, 6-1

No. 2 Patrick Duffy (C) def. Tom Pappas 6-2, 6-3

No. 3 Brian Gerike (PW) def. Will LaFoe, 6-2, 6-1

No. 4 Brandon Gonzales (C) def. Noah Tilzer 6-1, 6-2.

No. 5 Garrett McMillan (C) def. Ross Halley 6-0, 6-3

No. 6 Andrew Shupert (C) def. Eric Lu 6-1, 6-2

Doubles

No. 1 Berry/Duffy (C) def. Carr/Pappas 8-2

No. 2 Gerike/Tizler (PW) def. LaFoe/McMillan 9-8

No. 3 Gonzales/Josh Hubbard (C) def. Halley/Lu 8-6

— From staff reports