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Scott City needs two OTs to knock off the Red DevilsSaturday, January 5, 2008
"Jay Simmons is an unbelievable player," Chaffee coach Tyson Moyers said. "We guarded him every way we knew how to guard him."
Alex King added 18 points for the Rams as they built an early halftime lead, only to see themselves down by two points heading into the fourth quarter.
Jerrod Steger netted 22 points for the Red Devils (4-5). Andy Hendrix and Taimen Taylor added 12 points apiece for Chaffee.
"Our kids battled their butts off," Moyers said. "Scott City is a good team. We played hard, we just didn't get over the hump at the end."
Scott City (66) -- Jay Simmons 36, Caleb Estes 3, Ryan Modglin 6, Alex King 18. FG 17, FT 17-26, F 12 (3-pointers: Simmons 4. Fouled out: none)
Chaffee (61) -- Taimen Taylor 12, Jerrod Steger 22, Gabe Seabaugh 4, Dylan McAlister 6, Adam Horton 5, Andy Hendrix 12. FG 23, FT 6-7, F 18 (3-pointers: Steger 2, Horton 1. Fouled out: Hendrix, Steger)
JV -- Chaffee won 54-40.
Central 72, Kennett 40
Anthony Watts and Chase Johnson paced Central with 17 points apiece as the Tigers (7-7) romped Kennett.
Shane Nolen netted 14 for Central. Jajuan Bell scored four points in his return from a suspension.
Central (72) -- Cantrell Andrews 6, Jajuan Bell 4, Anthony Watts 17, Chase Johnson 17, Shane Nolen 14, Andrew Williams 2, Zach Boerboom 2, Drew Gardner 2, Derek Walker 1, Rick Russell 2. FG 21, FT 12-17, F 12 (3-pointers: Watts 3, Johnson, Nolen 2. Fouled out: none)
Kennett (40) -- Donald Sims 2, Jarvis Finiey 11, Blake Pait 2, Trey Abmeyer 3, Ty Coleman 4, Tevin Hempton 6, Cameron Conder 6. FG 12, FT 7-13, F 13 (3-pointers: Hempton 2, Abmeyer. Fouled out: none)
JV -- Kennett won 47-42.
Bell City 66, Richland 52
Nick Niemczyk nailed six 3-pointers and poured in 34 points to lead the Cubs.
Phillip Gross added 12 points and Marty Dames chipped in 10 for Bell City (10-2).
Richland (52) -- Latham 4, Harris 7, Miller 10, D. Thorton 14, McGarity 10, M. Thorton 4, J. McGarity 3. FG 23, FT 6-8, F 13 (3-pointers: none. Fouled out: D. Thorton)
Bell City (66) -- Ethan Watkins 6, Nick Niemczyk 34, Phillip Gross 12, Ronnie Gross 3, Marty Dames 10, Skylear Blacklear 1. FG 12, FT 12-18, F 12 (3-pointers: Watkins 2, Niemczyk 6, P. Gross, R. Gross. Fouled out: none)
Zalma 96, Delta 54
The Bulldogs blew away the Bobcats by using a 41-10 advantage in the third quarter en route to a 42-point win.
Zalma (4-4, 1-0) was led by Colton Bailey with 31 points, while Justin Lemons added 16.
Zalma shot 19-of-24 (79 percent) from the free-throw line.
Tyler Martin led Delta with 16 points.
Delta (54) -- Teddy May 3, Robert Gramlisch 2, Tyler Martin 16, Cody Naramore 2, Alex Parks 10, Casey Rhodes 11, Shelby Kight 4, Jason Stevens 4, Gage Bowers 2. FG 17, FT 5-12, F 17 (3-pointers: May, Martin 3, Rhodes. Fouled out: none)
Zalma (96) -- Travis Mergel 13, Steven Simmers 3, Colton Bailey 31, Nick Smith 7, Justin Lemons 16, Kevin Walker 8, Nick Montgomery 2, Jeremy Rogers 4, Justin Stotts 8, Liam Shaw 4. FG 34, FT 19-24, F 10 (3-pointers: Mergel 2, Simmers. Fouled out: none)
JV -- Zalma won 63-45.
Hillsboro 52, St. Vincent 27
The Indians fell to Hillsboro in their first conference game.
Aaron Dzik led the Indians (3-6, 0-1) with nine points.
St. Vincent (27) -- Justin L'Hote 6, Aaron Dzik 9, Josh Rollet 6, Matt Hotop 2, Shawn Renner 4. FG 9, F T5-11, F 12 (3-pointers: L'Hote 2, Dzik, Renner. Fouled out: Hotop)
Hillsboro (52) -- Zach Winchester 12, Casey Pochon 10, Jeremy Martin 8, Eric Miller 6, Kevin Kramer 6, Drew Bubulka 4, Lance Kiggans 4, Jarrod Huskey 2. FG 23, FT 4-7, F 12 (3-pointers: Miller 2. Fouled out: none)
JV -- Hillsboro won 60-26.
Dexter 81, Woodland 49
Woodland fell behind early in a lopsided loss to Dexter.
Kyle Reynolds paced the Cardinals (4-6) with 16 points.
Dexter (81) -- Eric Windham 4, Bobby Rawson 8, Ben Mills 3, Jered Stephens 7, Tyler Scott 4, Logan Carwile 15, Kevin Hart 23, Drew Kelly 17. FG 28, FT 13-23, F 19 (3-pointers: Kelly 2, Carwile, Hart. Fouled out: none)
Woodland (49) -- Joe Layton 5, Timmy Abner 7, Caleb Lee 12, Jordan King 4, Kyle Reynolds 16, Logan McCarty 2. FG 14, FT 12-23, F 20 (3-pointers: Layton, Abner, Reynolds. Fouled out: Josh Hahn)
Eagle Ridge 47, Christian Outreach 15
Host Eagle Ridge held Christian Outreach School of Hillsboro to less than five points in every quarter.
Daniel Cohen led the Eagles (6-2) with 10 points.
Christian Outreach (15) -- Ryan Carter 6, Caleb Odnthal 3, Micah Mauder 4, Daniel Burgess 2. FG 6, FT 1-2, F 13 (3-pointers: Carter 2. Fouled out: none)
Eagle Ridge (47) -- Ben Douglass 7, Daniel Cohen 10, Scott Edgar 6, Josh Wiseman 7, Sam Davis 4, Ethan Grant 2, Josh Carbaugh 7, Aaron Margrabe 2, Stephen Cohen 2. FG 19, FT 7-16, F 8 (3-pointers: Davis 1, Carbaugh 1. Fouled out: none)
GIRLS BASKETBALLDelta tournament
The host Bobcats will square off with St. Vincent for the tournament championship after both teams advanced in semifinal action.
Delta romped Meadow Heights 63-32 behind a 19-point performance from Jodi Menz. Sarah Keys netted 12 points for the Bobcats.
Courtney Besand dropped 24 points to lead St. Vincent past Woodland 61-48.
Lacey Siegmund added 18 points for the Indians.
In the consolation bracket, Chaffee advanced to take on Oran. The Red Devils outscored Risco in every quarter en route to a 52-36 victory.
Amber Kirk, who netted seven 3-pointers, led Chaffee with a game-high 27 points.
Oran narrowly defeated Valle 64-60 after the Warriors outscored the Eagles 26-11 in the final frame.
Callie Kielhofner led the way for Oran with 20 points. Kirstie Mangles added 19 points, including four 3-pointers.
Chaffee and Oran will play at 1 p.m., followed by Meadow Heights and Woodland at 2:30 p.m., and Delta and St. Vincent at 4 p.m.
Delta 63, Meadow Heights 32
Meadow Heights (32) -- Deanna Cureton 2, Amanda Hendrickson 4, Mica Morse 1, Heather Dietiker 10, Danielle Welker 2, Sahra Mills 3, Chelsey Kight 8, Brooke Sander 2. FG 9, FT 5-12, F 15 (3-pointers: Dietiker 2, Kight. Fouled out: Cureton)
Delta (63) -- Taylor Smith 9, Amanda Drew 8, Amanda Seabaugh 4, Jodi Menz 19, Sara Blattel 9, Rebecca Cox 2, Sarah Keys 12. FG 20, FT 11-17, F 18 (3-pointers: Smith, Drew, Menz, Blattel. Fouled out: none)
St. Vincent 61, Woodland 48
Woodland (48) -- Kyla Choate 7, Taylor Steckman 17, Lauren Johnson 14, Kayla Acup 4, Becky Brannon 6. FG 16, FT 4-8, F 20 (3-pointers: Steckman 3, Choate. Fouled out: Johnson)
St. Vincent (61) -- Lacey Siegmund 18, Kelsey Cissell 2, Courtney Besand 24, Lindsey Wehmeyer 2, Brooke Brown 4, Elizabeth Rozier 2, Valeria Finger 2, Jessica Welker 5. FG 21, FT 17-24, F 14 (3-pointers: none. Fouled out: none)
Chaffee 52, Risco 36
Risco (36) -- Anna Godbey 4, Sierra Earnhart 5, Marylyn Dickens 1, Jordan Passley 3, Chelsea Carlyle 7, Brittney Burnett 16. FG 11, FT 5-10, F 19 (3-pointers: Earnhart, Carlyle, Burnett. Fouled out: none)
Chaffee (52) -- Nicole Johnson 3, Chondra Uhrhan 2, Tracy Martin 1, Madelyn Kiefer 2, Jessica Seabaugh 3, Amber Kirk 27, Whitney Schlosser 13, Anna Ayers 1. FG 8, FT 15-25, F 14 (3-pointers: Kirk 7. Fouled out: none)
Oran 64, Valle 60
Valle (60) -- Megan Ritter 11, Marissa Koller 7, Natalie Fallert 8, Kelsey Abt 17, Kelly Herman 13. FG 17, FT 19-31, F 17 (3-pointers: Ritter. Fouled out: none)
Oran (64) -- Cheyenne King 12, Callie Kielhofner 20, Taylor Tenkhoff 4, Claire Seyer 4, Abbey Anderson 5, Kirstie Mangles 19. FG 22, FT 8-16 F 26 (3-pointers: Mangles 4. Fouled out: Kielhofner)
GIRLS SWIMMINGNotre Dame 132, Poplar Bluff 37
Notre Dame won every event as the Bulldogs smoked host Poplar Bluff.
Double individual winners for the Bulldogs were Brittany Menz, Jackie Bader and Lauren Castleman.
Notre Dame results
200 medley relay -- 1. Jenny Brant, Audrey Glover, Jackie Bader, Lauren Castleman, 2:14.69; 2. Ava Anderson, Rachel Henson, Abbie Messmer, Kelsey Gaines, 2:21.12
200 freestyle -- 1. Brittany Menz, 2:08.24; 2. Samantha Schaefer, 2:44.40
200 individual medley -- 1. Bader, 2:43.93; 2. Glover, 2:45.56
50 freestyle -- 1. Castleman, 25.24; 2. Anderson, 30.48
100 butterfly --1. Menz, 1:08.78; 2. Messmer, 1:19.03
100 freestyle -- 1. Castleman, 1:03.07; 2. Brant, 1:07.04
500 freestyle -- 1. Bader, 6:33.81; 2. Henson, 6:51.52
200 freestyle relay -- 1. Anderson, Glover, Messmer, Menz, 1:59.96
100 backstroke -- 1. Brant, 1:14.82
100 breaststroke -- 1. Glover, 1:24; 2. Katelyn Enderle, 1:32.04
400 freestyle relay -- 1. Menz, Bader, Castleman, Brant, 4:34.98; 2. Messmer, Samantha Rellergert, Henson, Gaines, 4:58.40
-- From staff reports
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scott city shouldn't be proud of beating chaffee in two overtimes, they should have beat them by 20-30 points. They only used 5 players the whole game if they can't (the 5 players) get the job done then use the bench that is what you have them far- there is alot of wasted talent on that bench everyone is saying that.
Scott City actually used 7 players but two did not see alot of playing time. No one knows what goes on in practice so it hard to judge why some kids don't play on any team. Chaffee always plays Scott City hard and they have some good talent on their team. They play well together. Scott City still isn't playing at their potential and still isn't passing the ball to the open player on the court. There is only seconds when a player is open and they are still missing this time frame. If the guards would close in and pass the ball around closer to the goal instead of staying beyond the 3 point line they might make better passes. Scott City is a better team than how they are playing but some are still worried about their own stats to really help out. These players are not going on to play at a big college and should be concerned about making their last years the best and working together as a team to win. When they decide to do this they will be a winning team and compete with really goods teams. In years to come no one is going to remember individuals but they will remember team records and accomplishments.
they actually should. chaffee is a talented team. jerrod stegor and andy hendrix are pretty good. and adam horton can stroke the three but he never gets shots. chaffees district is wide open and they can take it. scott city is a very, very talented team and there was a good atmosphere at the game. both pep clubs were loud and it was a good game
Jay Simmons truely is an unbelievable player, who learned from one of the greeatest coaches--Paul Hale. It is such a shame that he chose to switch to Scott City. He would have made an unstoppable Notre Dame team this year.
Wow, I guess you have an altar at home to honor Simmons too. If you didn't notice, when he went to Scott City, he was barely any better than players like Caleb Estes and Alex King. Maybe you need to look at the stats again