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Central rolls past Indians
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Girls run up the first hill at the start of the George Rogers Clark Cross Country Invitational hosted by Catholic Central High School on Saturday, Sept. 20, 2008. CEDARVILLE — Catholic Central senior quarterback Brendan Kelly went 16-for-20 for 215 yards and four touchdown passes as the Irish cruised past Cedarville 35-7 in Ohio Heritage Conference football action on Saturday, Sept. 20.
The game was postponed from Friday night because the electricity at Cedarville's Hickman Field was knocked out after the windstorm on Sept. 14.
The field was fully operational for Saturday's game, thanks to donated generators from Cedarville University which powered the scoreboard, press box and the concession stand. Catholic Central's Patrick Sheehan caught five passes for 41 yards and two touchdowns, while Keegan Kelly had four catches for 79 yards and a touchdown and Jake Aldridge had three receptions for 43 yards and a touchdown.
On the ground, Ryan Tumblison had 98 yards on 14 carries and Tyler Dobbins had
90 yards on 11 carries for Catholic Central (3-2, 1-1 OHC).
Keegan Kelly also scored on a fumble recovery after Brendan Kelly fumbled into the end zone after an 8-yard run.
The Indians (1-4, 0-2) had just 119 yards of total offense, including a 50-yard touchdown pass to Ty Ashbaugh from Billy Vine in the fourth quarter.
Cross country
Northeastern senior
Garrett Phillips ran a personal-best 16 minutes 53 seconds as the Jets placed eighth in the 24-team Division II race at the Malone Invitational.
Alek Erwin finished 21st
(17:38), while Michael Lanning was 28th (17:48) for Northeastern, which was ranked 21st in last week's D-II boys cross country poll.
• Amanda Tingley finished 12th (22:01) and Brandi Carpenter placed 14th
(22:03) to help the Shawnee girls team win the George Rogers Clark Invitational with a score of 53.
Triad's Bobbi Custer was ninth (21:42) and Urbana's Rachel Routzong finished 11th (21:51).
Dustin Hines placed sixth (17:26) as the Braves boys team finished third (134).
• Southeastern's Marie Egbert was second in 20:17 and Betsy Egbert was 12th (21:44) as the Trojans finished third at the Cedarville Friendship Invitational D-II/III meet.
Cedarville's Katie Bunker placed fourth in 20:33.
• Zach Hawke finished fifth (17:48) and Jon McMaken was eighth (18:17) as the Graham boys team won the Versailles Invitational with a score of 49.
• Jacob GunderKline was second with a time of 17:12, Alexis Onfroy finished ninth (18:22) and Brock GunderKline placed 10th (18:23) as the Yellow Springs boys team won the Bellbrook Invitational with 48 points. Hannah Kumbusky finished eighth (22:37) in the girls race.
• Northwestern's Kasey Hosier was third in 20:08 as the D-II eighth-ranked Warriors placed second at the 22-team Lancaster Bob Reall Invitational with 79 points.
Third-ranked Peninsula Woodridge won the meet with 65 points.
Girls soccer
Jenna Shull scored four goals and set a school record as host Northeastern (5-5) beat West Jefferson 5-1.
Shull now holds the school record for most goals in a career with 20. Shull broke Sarah Campbell's record of 18 set back in 2003.
• Leah Ann Miller and Sophia Maddalena both had a goal and an assist to help Catholic Central (4-5, 4-1 OHC) edge host Southeastern 3-2.
Volleyball
Danielle Schofield had 10 assists, Jacqueline Furay added 10 digs and Kelsey Berrien had seven blocks as host Springfield beat Northwestern 25-15, 25-21.
Alex Rogers served five aces, Jaylene Berrien spiked six kills and Lindsey Butterfield added five kills as the Wildcats (12-2) defeated Tecumseh 25-10, 25-20.
Boys soccer
• Ramon Bieri scored the game-winner with 15 minutes left as Yellow Springs beat Middletown Christian, 1-0.
