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January 28, 2016 • Sports
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PAGE UPDATED BY MARIA SIEVERDING JANUARY 28, 2016 1 P.M.
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JCD Lady Eagles retain possession of Ripley Publishing Traveling Pride Trophy
Gary Franklin
SPORTS EDITOR
JCD Lady Eagles Coach Scott Smith’s varsity team battled to a 20 point win over rival South Ripley Lady Raiders Tuesday, Jan. 26 in a final regular stand at South Ripley High School to secure the possession of the Ripley Publishing Traveling Pride Trophy for the season. Their sights are now set on Southwestern Hanover’s Lady Rebels to complete the 2015-16 regular season slate on Thursday evening, January 28, at SwH High School. The South Ripley Lady Raiders close their regular season action on Thursday evening, Jan. 28 also, as they battle the Switzerland County Lady Pacers in Vevay.
January 26 was the final home game of the season for the Lady Raiders, and senior players Ellie Ayers and Taylor Wrightsman were recognized between the JV and varsity game.
GARY FRANKLIN PHOTO
Pictured are the Jac-Cen-Del Lady Eagles Varsity Team kneeling from left includes Kayla Bowling, Olivia Voss, Abby Wagner, Lilly Simon, Alli Borgman and Baylee Dwenger. Standing are Student Manager Danielle Engel, Rosie Newhart, Jordan Day, Baili Miller, Morgen Carroll, Mariah Day, Hayley Bruns, and student managers Andrea Smith and Olivia Youngman, after securing possession of the Ripley Publishing Co. Traveling Pride Trophy during their final battle of the 2015-16 season against hosting South Ripley Lady Raiders by a final count of 66-46. Jac-Cen-Del also secured at minimum a share of the ORVC Champion title. A Thursday victory over Southwestern Hanover Lady Rebels will earn them outright victory at 6-0. The Lady Eagles JV Team also secured ORVC Championship title status with their 31-19 victory over South Ripley.
Varsity
Jac-Cen-Del 14 32 49 66
South Ripley 11 21 31 46
JCD Lady Eagles 66
Coach Scott Smith
Lilly Simon 20
Jordan Day 15
Rosie Newhart 12
Morgen Carroll 12
Abby Wagner 2
Hayley Bruns 2
Baylee Dwenger 2
Kayla Bowling 1
SR Lady Raiders 46
Coach Kevin Mack
Morgan Peetz 13
Julia Rea 11
Elexah Roepke 8
Kilie Sparks 5
Taylor Wrightsman 3
Toria Tucker 3
Mariah Gentile 2
Ellie Ayers 1
Non-scoring Lady Raiders were Mackenzie Black, Cameo Hamm, Hannah Schwarte and Jill Scott.
JV action
Jac-Cen-Del 0 13 19 31
South Ripley 2 2 7 19
JCD Lady Eagles 31
Coach Matt McNew
Mariah Day 15
Baylee Dwenger 6
Shelby Garnet 5
Olivia Voss 2
Dakota Wolfe 2
Alli Borgman 1
Emma Redfern 0
SR Lady Raiders 19
Coach Andrew Bayne
Mackenzie Black 7
Jill Scott 5
Elexah Roepke 3
Hannah Schwarte 2
Jenna Moore 2
Autumn Schmaltz 0
Cady Garcia 0
Cheyenne Caplinger 0
Pick up a copy of the newspaper at your local newsstand!
JCD Lady Eagles retain possession of Ripley Publishing Traveling Pride Trophy
Gary Franklin
SPORTS EDITOR
JCD Lady Eagles Coach Scott Smith’s varsity team battled to a 20 point win over rival South Ripley Lady Raiders Tuesday, Jan. 26 in a final regular stand at South Ripley High School to secure the possession of the Ripley Publishing Traveling Pride Trophy for the season. Their sights are now set on Southwestern Hanover’s Lady Rebels to complete the 2015-16 regular season slate on Thursday evening, January 28, at SwH High School. The South Ripley Lady Raiders close their regular season action on Thursday evening, Jan. 28 also, as they battle the Switzerland County Lady Pacers in Vevay.
January 26 was the final home game of the season for the Lady Raiders, and senior players Ellie Ayers and Taylor Wrightsman were recognized between the JV and varsity game.
GARY FRANKLIN PHOTO
Pictured are the Jac-Cen-Del Lady Eagles Varsity Team kneeling from left includes Kayla Bowling, Olivia Voss, Abby Wagner, Lilly Simon, Alli Borgman and Baylee Dwenger. Standing are Student Manager Danielle Engel, Rosie Newhart, Jordan Day, Baili Miller, Morgen Carroll, Mariah Day, Hayley Bruns, and student managers Andrea Smith and Olivia Youngman, after securing possession of the Ripley Publishing Co. Traveling Pride Trophy during their final battle of the 2015-16 season against hosting South Ripley Lady Raiders by a final count of 66-46. Jac-Cen-Del also secured at minimum a share of the ORVC Champion title. A Thursday victory over Southwestern Hanover Lady Rebels will earn them outright victory at 6-0. The Lady Eagles JV Team also secured ORVC Championship title status with their 31-19 victory over South Ripley.
Varsity
Jac-Cen-Del 14 32 49 66
South Ripley 11 21 31 46
JCD Lady Eagles 66
Coach Scott Smith
Lilly Simon 20
Jordan Day 15
Rosie Newhart 12
Morgen Carroll 12
Abby Wagner 2
Hayley Bruns 2
Baylee Dwenger 2
Kayla Bowling 1
SR Lady Raiders 46
Coach Kevin Mack
Morgan Peetz 13
Julia Rea 11
Elexah Roepke 8
Kilie Sparks 5
Taylor Wrightsman 3
Toria Tucker 3
Mariah Gentile 2
Ellie Ayers 1
Non-scoring Lady Raiders were Mackenzie Black, Cameo Hamm, Hannah Schwarte and Jill Scott.
JV action
Jac-Cen-Del 0 13 19 31
South Ripley 2 2 7 19
JCD Lady Eagles 31
Coach Matt McNew
Mariah Day 15
Baylee Dwenger 6
Shelby Garnet 5
Olivia Voss 2
Dakota Wolfe 2
Alli Borgman 1
Emma Redfern 0
SR Lady Raiders 19
Coach Andrew Bayne
Mackenzie Black 7
Jill Scott 5
Elexah Roepke 3
Hannah Schwarte 2
Jenna Moore 2
Autumn Schmaltz 0
Cady Garcia 0
Cheyenne Caplinger 0
