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Mid Southern Conference awards given for 2009 Spring Sports |
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 15 July 2009 00:00 |
The awards for the spring sports in the Mid Southern Conference have been announced. Here is a list of them, according to the sport.
Boys’ Track -
The Coach of the Year in the Mid Southern Conference in boys’ track is Joe Kellum of North Harrison. He guided his team to the league title this year.
The first team all conference winners consist of: North Harrison-Alan Austin, Tyler Byrne; Corydon-Ryan Eichmiller, E. Ettinger; Charlestown-Justin Braxton; Scottsburg-Forrest Pritchard; Silver Creek-Jack Eckert, Brendon Chwalek.
Also on the All MSC team were the 1600 relay team and the 3200 relay teams of North Harrison, and the 400 relay team of Charlestown.
On the honorable mention squad was: North Harrison-Jarod Richards; Charlestown-Michael Baines, Josh King; Brownstown Central-Levi Caudill, Mark Crossman; Clarksville-Brent Lewellen, Isiah Master, Aaron Jaggers, the 400 relay team; Austin-Tyler Jackson, Jake Sebastian; Scottsburg-Patrick Bullington; Corydon Central-1600 relay team; Salem-the 3200 relay team.
Girls’ Track -
The Coach of the Year in the Mid Southern Conference in girls’ track was shared by Brownstown Central coach Roger Bane, and Salem coach Roger Bundy.
The first team all conference winners consist of: Eastern-Rachel Dalton, Olesh Wilson, the 3200 meter relay team; Salem-Kali Johnson; Scottsburg-Tia Deaton; Silver Creek-Olivia Horvath; Corydon Central-Meghan Bussabarger; Brownstown Central-Maria Allen, Sammie Bane, Haley Hackman, Ashley Allen, the 400 meter relay team, the 1600 meter relay team.
On the honorable mention squad was: Silver Creek-Heather Stacy, Molly Voyles; Salem-Cora Carter; Austin-Becca Hough; Eastern-Deb Adkins, Rachel Dalton; Corydon Central-Heidi Zimmerman, Olivia Wiseman, the 400 meter relay team, the 1600 meter relay team, the 3200 meter relay team.
Boys’ Golf -
Coach of the Year honors in boys’ golf went to Brownstown Central coach Ron Slayton.
The first team all conference winners consist of: North Harrison-Chris Worrall, Matt Bruce; Scottsburg-Andy Gladden; Brownstown-Zach Pranger, Caleb Hackman, Jake Olson; Silver Creek-Mike Seaton, Brandon White; Salem-Logan Lilly, Jalen Brown; Corydon Central-Josh Faulkenburg.
On the honorable mention squad was: North Harrison-Dylan Spencer; Brownstown Central-Luke Warren, Blake Otte; Eastern-George Hoskins; Salem-Stevie Motsinger, Evan Badger; Austin-Adam Johnson; Corydon Central-Craig Whelan, Michael Merk.
Softball -
Coach of the Year honors in softball went to two coaches, North Harrison’s John Lambert, and Silver Creek’s Dave Harvey.
The first team all conference winners consist of: North Harrison-Kayla Lambert; Charlestown-Amanda Miller; Clarksville-Kelly Betz, Taylor Carta, Kelsey Becker; Eastern-Andrea Hornung; Brownstown Central-Elizabeth Kerr, Whitney Tormoehlen; Corydon Central-Jenna Keinsley, Shelby Short; Silver Creek-Jessica Wells.
On the honorable mention squad was: North Harrison-Mary Robertson, Sasha Grangier, and Amber Longest; Brownstown Central-Jessica Peters, Alli Nolan; Salem-Megan Smith, Brooklyn Graham; Eastern-Sam Reynolds, Deshanna Pittman, Kelsey Collard, Melody Dalton; Austin-Kelly Hollan, Kristin Coomer, Brooke Stollings; Silver Creek-Kim Jamros, Helen Rich; Scottsburg-Emily Reece; Charlestown-Lindsey Sprinkle; Clarksville-Amber Wingler; Corydon Central-Katie Hayes.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 15 July 2009 12:09 |
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One Dead After Motorcycle Crash in Georgetown |
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 15 July 2009 00:00 |
On July 12, 2009 at approximately 7:06 p.m. the Floyd County Police Department received a 911 call regarding a crash involving a motorcycle and a passenger car in the 2500 block of Georgetown-Greenville Road. The first responding units on the scene found the motorcycle operator in the roadway and unresponsive. He was pronounced dead at the hospital. The motorcycle and car had both caught fire. The Floyd County Prosecutor’s Office Combined Accident Reconstruction Team (CART) was called to the scene to investigate.
The preliminary investigation shows that for unknown reasons, the eastbound Honda Motorcycle lost control and crossed the center line striking the front of a westbound blue Ford Escort. The driver of the Escort, Chris Fields, age 19, of Georgetown, and his passenger were not injured in the crash.
The Motorcyclist has been identified as John Cibulka, age 54, of Georgetown. Cibulka was not wearing a helmet. Family has been notified.
This crash is still under investigation. It is not believed that any criminal charges will be filed.
Assisting agencies included: Floyd County Police Department, Indiana State Police, Georgetown Fire Department, Yellow EMS and Floyd County Coroner. |
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 15 July 2009 12:11 |
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2009 Floyd County 4-H Open Class Winners |
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 15 July 2009 00:00 |
Needlecraft
Cheryl Goldman -Grand Champion
Cora Flispart - Reserve Grand Champion
Pat Hutter - 1st place, Division Champion
Joyce Norris - 1st place, Division Champion
Marilyn Wiseman - 1st place, Division Champion
Marilyn Wiseman - 1st place, Division Champion
Cora Flispart - 2nd place, Champion
Tracy Milam - 2nd place
Judith Parks - 2nd place
Coranne Smitley - 2nd place
Nancy Whitaker - 2nd place
Cheryl Goldman - 3rd place
Pat Hutter - Honorable Mention
Arts & Crafts
Marlene Gaither - Grand Champion
Coranne Smitley - Reserve Grand Champion
Judith Parks - 2nd place
Cora Flispart - 2nd place
Mike Terry - 3rd place
Fine Arts
Cheryl Goldman - Grand Champion
Marylon Ehlers - Reserve Grand Champion
Hunter Marlow - 2nd place
Joey Ehlers - 2nd place
Nancy Randall - 3rd place
Nancy Randall - Honorable Mention
Marylon Ehlers - Honorable Mention
Cheryl Goldman - Honorable Mention
Photography
Cheryl Goldman - Grand Champion
Allison Laird - Reserve Grand Champion
Allison Laird - 1st place, Division Champion
Shawn Denny - 1st place, Division Champion
Coranne Smitley - 2nd place
Barbara Hanka - 2nd place
Nancy Randall - 3rd place
Barbara Hanka - Honorable Mention
Shawn Denny - Honorable Mention
Horticulture
Ethel Daily - Grand Champion
Ethel Daily - Reserve Grand Champion
Jan Marlow - 2nd place
Jan Marlow - 3rd place
Sydney Marlow - Honorable Mention
Sydney Marlow - Honorable Mention
Canning
Judith Parks - Grand Champion
Judith Parks - Reserve Grand Champion
Virginia Perkins - 2nd place
Foods
Judith Parks - Grand Champion
Abby Gardenour - Reserve Grand Champion
Melba Loyd - 1st place, Division Champion
Shawn Denny - 2nd place
Marylon Ehlers - 2nd place
Alma Graf - 3rd place
Alma Graf - Honorable Mention |
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 15 July 2009 12:18 |
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Beautiful Morgan Means begins reign as 2009 Miss Scott County Fair Queen |
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Written by Marty Randall
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Wednesday, 15 July 2009 00:00 |
The 2009 Miss Scott County Fair Queen is a tall, beautiful brunette who enjoyed herself thoroughly at the pageant conducted at Scottsburg High School's McClain Hall on Sunday evening, July 12.
“Oh, wow! This is great!” exclaimed Queen Morgan Ashley Means as she waved to her family and friends in the audience. She accepted her crown and sash, a scepter and an armful of red roses from 2008 Miss Scott County Fair Queen Brooklyn Young, one of the first to congratulate the jubilant new Queen.
The stage was graced by the presence of 11 lovely gowned young ladies that evening. Hostess Brittany Banister, a member of the sponsoring Pilot Club of Scott County, first announced the contestants' selection of the 2009 Miss Congeniality winner. That honor went to Tia Monique Deaton. 2009 Fair Princess was announced next, and that title was given to Lisann Renee Goodin.
Tension mounted as the final announcement came and, to judge from her expression when her name was announced, Morgan was overwhelmingly surprised as Queen Brooklyn approached her with her new regalia.
Queen Morgan is the 18-year-old daughter of Leslie and Kevin Means of Scottsburg. Her sponsor in the competition was the Phi Beta Psi Sorority chapter of Scottsburg.
Morgan is a spring graduate of Scottsburg High School and has plenty of hobbies, including playing basketball, running track, swimming and “hanging out” with friends. She loves being with her family and friends, enjoying quality time.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 15 July 2009 12:21 |
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