Saturday wrap: G-C wins swim sectional; 2 runner-up wrestlers

Wrapup of Saturday's events: 
Wrestling
Two Hancock County wrestlers were state runners-up tonight at the IHSAA State Finals.

Greenfield-Central's Josh Farrell (138) and New Palestine's Connor Robinson (160) both advanced through the quarter and semifinals to the spotlight matches, where each dropped a decision and finished as the state runner-up -- a tremendous accomplishment for both.

Farrell (39-4) lost to unbeaten Devon Jackson of Yorktown (52-0) by a 12-2 major decision in the 138-pound final. He won two 4-3 decisions -- over SB St. Joe's Mitchell Hartman and Evansville Mater Dei's Jake Lannert -- to advance to the spotlight match. A junior, Farrell will likely be a favorite to return to the Fiedhouse next year.

Robinson (39-9) rallied in the third period to defeat TH South's Tsali Lough 8-5, then beat Perry Meridian's Kirk Johnson 3-2 in OT to get to the championship match, which he fell to unbeaten Brian Harvey of Cathedral by a 12-4 major decision.

Two other county wrestlers placed fifth. At 113, NP's Tommy Cash (45-2) lost his quarterfinal match 7-1 to the eventual state champion, Hanover Central sophomore Stevan Micic. Cash's only two losses this season came to the state champ and state runner-up, Nathan Boston of LN at the semistate round. Cash beat Perry Meridian's Jacob Coffey 4-0 and Penn's Zachary Davis 8-2 to wrestle back to fifth. At 195, G-C's Ian Early lost to eventual runner-up Kourtney Berry of Merrillville by a first-period fall in the quarters. Early then beat Westfield's Taylor DeLong 6-0 and Avon's Dylan Jones 3-1 to wrestle back to fifth place.

Boys swimming
Greenfield-Central won the boys swimming sectional title, totaling 433 points to outdistance second-place Mt. Vernon (337) and third-place New Palestine (284). With 50 points, Eastern Hancock placed 10th.

Several local swimmers will move on out of the sectional to next week's State Finals at the IUPUI Natatorium.

From Greenfield-Central, the 200 medley relay of Josh Cummins, Jon McCormick, James Young and Austin Wilburn (1:39.62) moved on. So did the 200 free relay of Patrick Stutz, Cody Wilburn, Young and Austin Wilburn (1:28.50). The same quartet also moved on in the 400 free relay (3:15.71).

Mt. Vernon's David Hantz (100 backstroke, 55.11) and Kenny Gilpin (100 breaststroke, 59.15) will also advance to next week's State Finals.

MV's David Cochran won the diving competition and will join G-C's Nathan Graber and Austin Gaunt at the diving regional next week.

New Palestine's Jake Greig is moving on in two events: the 50 freestyle (22.31) and 100 freestyle (48.32).

Boys basketball
Greenfield-Central 55, Cambridge City Lincoln 51: The Cougars won for the second time in three games and sent senior David Johnston off with a victory on Senior Night.

Mason Irbe scored 21 points and Jordan Keener 16 to lead the Cougars. Grant Wolfe added eight and Drew Dougherty seven for G-C, which overcame a 23-point night from CCL standout Zac Rea.

The Cougars are now 3-16.They close the regular season Tuesday at Connersville.

Upcoming broadcasts
HancockCountySports.com will broadcast three basketball games next week, so log on and join our crew for the live sports coverage!

• Tuesday: Eastern Hancock at Morristown, 7:10 p.m.
• Friday: Mt. Vernon at Yorktown, 7:10 p.m.
• Saturday: Girls basketball semistate, Mt. Vernon vs. Madison, TBA

Saturday afternoon updates

Some quick updates before we head to Arlington to broadcast the Mt. Vernon-Chatard game for the regional championship tonight, which you can hear LIVE at HancockCountySports.com at approximately 6:35 p.m.

Boys basketball
Mt. Vernon fell 61-45 to Lawrence Central in a Saturday-afternoon road game. With his future college coach, Tom Crean, in the house, LC's Jeremy Hollowell scored 28 points. C.J. Coleman had 21 for the Marauders.


The loss puts MV's record at 12-5 and snaps a six-game winning streak that was punctuated with an impressive 15-point victory over Warren Central earlier this week. LC is 13-5 on the year.

The Marauders' next game is Friday vs. New Palestine, which you can hear LIVE at HancockCountySports.com!

Wrestling
7 Hancock County wrestlers: four from Greenfield-Central and three from New Palestine, will wrestle in next week's State Finals at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.


The State Finals prelims are Friday, with the round of 8 wrestling down to the state title matches on Saturday.

Greenfield-Central's Josh Farrell (138) won the semistate title, defeating Perry Meridian's Nick Bova in the title match. Farrell is 36-3 and will have one of the four top seeds at the State Finals next week.

G-C's Ian Early (195) and Austin Gearlds (220) finished second in their weight classes. The Cougars' Sam Locke won third place at 126.


New Palestine advanced three wrestlers. Tommy Cash (106) suffered his first loss of the season -- to unbeaten Nathan Boston of Lawrence North by a 1-0 score on an escape late in the second period. Cash is the semistate runner-up and will take a 42-1 record to Bankers Life Fieldhouse next week. Taylor Fee (113) finished fourth in his weight class. Connor Robinson (160) placed third.
Undefeated New Palestine 106-pounder Tommy Cash will wrestle for the semistate title. Taylor Fee (113) and Connor Robinson (160) are wrestling in the consolation matches.

Swimming
Mt. Vernon's Lauren Reifel placed sixth in diving at the IHSAA State Finals today. Reifel totaled 416.95 points, with state champ Shelby Bartlett of Fishers totaling 458.55. MV's Sarah Barker also scored at the state meet, placing 12th.

Saturday tourney wrap: MV wins swim sectional

Mt. Vernon won the New Palestine girls swim sectional, nipping Connersville 354-352 in the team score. Richmond (315) was one point ahead of the host Dragons for third place. Greenfield-Central was sixth with 263 points, Eastern Hancock ninth with 55 points.


MV winners were the 200 medley relay team of Jessica Hantz, Ellen Werner, Madeline Powell and Jessica Blackburn (1:56.53) and Lauren Reifel in diving (456.10). 

Emily Trimpe was NP's lone sectional champion, finishing the 100 breaststroke in 1:09.54. 

G-C had three individual sectional champions: Carly Fernandes in the 200 IM (2:14.81) and 100 backstroke (1:00.13) and Taylor Johnson in the 100 butterfly (1:00.30). 

The individual sectional champions move on to next weekend's State Finals at the Indiana University Natatorium at IUPUI, The top divers move on to the diving regional in mid-week.

Several local swimmers had top-three finishes. For Mt. Vernon, Werner in the 100 breaststroke, Powell in the 100 butterfly finished second. Third-place finishes went to Powell in the 100 backstroke, Blackburn in the 100 freestyle and the 200 free relay team of Powell, Hantz, Eve Gonzales and Blackburn.

For NP, runners-up were Erin Trimpe in the 500 freestyle, Emily Trimpe in the 200 freestyle and the 200 free relay team of Emily Trimpe, Jordan Rogers, Karen Emminger and Olivia Ayer.

G-C's runner-up was Johnson in the 50 freestyle. The 200 medley relay team of Fernandes, Taylor Cermak, Johnson and Bethany Weldon finished third.

Full results

Wrestling
New Palestine advanced eight wrestlers and Greenfield-Central seven from the Perry Meridian wrestling regional Saturday.

Three of the county wrestlers will move on to the New Castle as regional champions. NP's Tommy Cash improved to 39-0 with three victories at 106, including a 7-3 decision over Ben Davis' C.J. Whitten in the championship match.

G-C had two regional champions: Josh Farrell (138), who defeated Perry Meridian's Nick Bova 9-4 in the title match to improve to 32-3. Also winning was Ian Early (195), who beat Warren Central's Dyrek Chowning 13-3 in the title match. Early is now 36-1.

Also moving on from NP were runner-up Taylor Fee at 113 (31-4), third-place finishers Robbie Elsea at 138 (35-6), Nick Ulrey at 145 (32-6), Connor Robinson at 160 (43-7) and Cameron Denney at 195 (29-12); and fourth-place finishers Rylan McCarty at 120 (21-13) and Brian Wagner at 170 (28-9).

Also moving on from G-C were runners-up Sam Locke at 126 (28-8), Dezmen McGinley at 170 (31-5) and Austin Gearlds at 220 (31-4), third-place finisher Austin Rose at 152 (28-7) and fourth-place finisher Tyler Beeson at 285 (21-12).


The top four wrestlers from each 16-wrestler bracket at the New Castle semistate next Saturday will move on to the State Finals at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.

Regional brackets

Wrestling sectional results

Greenfield-Central placed third and New Palestine fourth in the Shelbyville wrestling sectional Saturday, but both schools sent several individuals to the Perry Meridian regional.

Warren Central won the sectional with 212 points, narrowly beating Roncalli (208.5), Greenfield-Central (208) and New Palestine(194.5). NP was comfortably ahead of fifth-place Franklin Central (149) in the 10-team sectional. Mt. Vernon finished ninth (19) and Eastern Hancock 10th (12). 

Several Hancock County wrestlers were sectional champions: five Cougars and three Dragons. Eleven Greenfield-Central wrestlers, nine New Palestine grapplers and one Mt. Vernon Marauder moved on. 

From Greenfield-Central, sophomore Sam Locke at 126 (26-7), junior Josh Farrell at 138 (29-3), senior Dezmen McGinley at 170 (29-4), senior Ian Early at 195 (33-1) and senior Austin Gearlds at 220 (29-3) all won sectional championships.


From New Palestine, Freshman Tommy Cash (106) stayed perfect at 106 pounds, winning the sectional title and improving to 36-0 on the year. Also winning sectional titles were juniors Taylor Fee (113), who is now 29-3, and Nick Ulrey (145), who improved to 30-5.

Also advancing from NP: Junior Robbie Elsea (138) finished second and is 33-5 on his season. Senior Connor Robinson also finished second at 160 (41-6). Advancing by finishing third were sophomore Brian Wagner at 171 (27-7) and senior Cameron Denney at 195 (27-11). Sophomore Rylan McCarty (20-11) advanced at 120, as did junior Willie Bryan at 285 (28-8). They both finished fourth. 


Also advancing from G-C were Taylor Wright at 106 (4th, 24-10), Cole Moore at 113 (4th, 19-10), Joey Muzik at 132 (4th, 10-5), Austin Rose at 152 (3rd, 26-6), Kyle Wilburn at 182 (4th, 22-12) and Tyler Beeson at 285 (3rd, 20-10).

Advancing from Mt. Vernon were senior C.J. Eastman at 145 (4th, 15-7).

G-C wins HHC wrestling title

Greenfield-Central won the Hoosier Heritage Conference wrestling title Saturday, totaling 268.5 points to lap the field.

New Palestine (217) was second, four points ahead of Yorktown. Mt. Vernon finished eighth (23).

G-C's dominated the upper weights to win the title -- Austin Rose (152), Dezmen McGinley (170), Kyle Wilburn (182), Ian Early (195), Austin Gearlds (220) and Tyler Beeson (285) all won individual HHC championships. Early and Gearlds won by fall, the others were by decision.

In addition, G-C's Taylor Wright (106), Cody Cecil (132) and Josh Farrell (138) were all runners-up. No Cougar placed lower than fourth.

NP's winner was Tommy Cash (106) by fall over Wright. Taylor Fee (113) placed second, as did Gordon Wagner (126), Nick Ulrey (145), Connor Robinson (160), Brian Wagner (170) and Willie Bryan (285).

Saturday wrap

Just two Hancock County basketball teams were in action today before things really heat up next week, and the two Mt. Vernon basketball teams split the two games.

In the afternoon, the MV girls beat Noblesville 58-46. Center Makenzi Reasor had 22 points, including 12 in the first quarter to stake MV to an early 18-14 lead. Junior guard Rachel Houck added 19 points for the second-ranked Marauders, who are now 13-3 on the year. You can listen to the archived broadcast here.

C.J. Coleman sparked the MV boys early against New Castle, but the host Trojans pulled away in the third and won 64-49. New Castle outscored MV 25-11 in the third to take the lead. MV is now 6-4 heading into next week's double-weekend -- home vs. Rushville Friday, at Howe Saturday.

Wrestling
Dragons 2nd, Marauders 8th at NP Invitational: New Palestine's wrestling team placed second to Roncalli, while Mt. Vernon was eighth at the New Palestine Invitational.

NP totaled 241 points, finishing behind Roncalli (266.5). Martinsville (191) was third and East Central (169) fourth. Columbia City (105), Beech Grove (94), Rushville (84) at Mt. Vernon (63) took the other places.

NP had four champions. Tommy Cash (106) won with a fall and a 10-1 decision over Roncalli's Vance Ellis in the title match. Gordon Wagner (126) also won with two falls and then a 12-4 major decision over Roncalli's Ryan Hammer in the title match. Robbie Elsea (138) defeated MV's C.J. Eastman in the title match 8-2. Nick Ulrey (145) also won, defeating Martinsville's Levi Hess 5-3 in the final match after winning two matches by fall.

Taylor Fee (113), Brian Wagner (170) and Cameron Denney (195) all placed second for NP. Rylan McCarty (120) and Connor Robinson (160) finished third.

Eastman was MV's highest-placing wrestler. The Marauders' Ryan Barker (145) placed third.

The two teams will compete again Saturday at the HHC meet at Pendleton Heights.

Cougars 2nd at North Central Invitational: The Greenfield-Central wrestling team went 4-1 at the North Central Invitational, with a huge 31-26 victory over No. 8 Hamilton Southeastern in the day's fourth match.

The Cougars also beat Southmont 53-9, North Central 59-9 and Westfield 45-21. G-C's loss was to No. 5 Cathedral 40-21.


The Cougars' next match will be the HHC meet next Saturday at Pendleton Heights.

Coming up
Lots of basketball on HancockCountySports.com the next few weeks. This week, we'll feature *three* ranked teams on our broadcasts.

On Tuesday, join us for girls basketball, as New Palestine visits 4A No. 4 Greenwood. Then, join us again Thursday as the New Palestine girls host 2A No. 5 Triton Central, which is currently unbeaten at 11-0. On Friday, New Palestine's boys put their 9-1 record on the line against 4A No. 10 Pendleton Heights, a team featuring Butler recruit Kellen Dunham, and a matchup featuring two of the three teams tied for the HHC lead. All three broadcasts begin at 7:10 p.m. Join us!

Wrestling: G-C 4th at Connersville Invitational

Greenfield-Central's wrestling team placed fourth in the 32-team Connersville Spartan Classic invitational over two days Wednesday and Thursday.



Cathedral won the event with 246 points, outpacing Roncalli (240), Evansville Reitz (228) and G-C (191.5). DeKalb (186) was fifth.


Leading the way for the Cougars was 138-pounder Josh Farrell, who was a perfect 5-0 on the two days and was his weight class' champion. Austin Rose (152) and Austin Gearlds (220) were both runners-up, going 4-1 in the event. Ian Early (195) placed third, going 6-1. Dezmen McGinley (170) was fifth, going 4-2. Also placing were Kyle Wilburn (6th, 182), Taylor Wright (7th, 106), Cole Moore (7th, 113) and Garrett Mullins (8th, 120).

Wednesday wrap: G-C wrestlers win

On the night Gordon Nesbit was inducted into the Greenfield-Central wrestling Hall of Fame, the Cougar wrestlers defeated Speedway 55-15 at home Wednesday.

G-C's JV also won 51-6.

No varsity individual results were provided, but the Cougars are now 9-2 on the year.

Saturday wrap: Lots o' hoops

Lots of basketball today: seven of the eight Hancock County basketball teams in action today, and six came away successful, including Hoosier Heritage Conference victories for the G-C, NP and MV girls and the NP boys. Eastern Hancock had a sweep of the day, too.

First, let's look at the evening boys games:
New Palestine 63, Rushville 51: The Dragons get a big victory in one of the HHC's toughest road venues. NP jumped ahead 20-3 after a quarter and never trailed from there, leading 34-21 at half and 51-40 after three.

Michael Morris scored 20 points on 8-of-13 shooting for the Dragons and added eight rebounds. Reid Clark had a double-double with 10 points and 12 boards. Josh Penley had 14 points, four rebounds and three assists. Justin Ikerd added nine points. Brandon Collins grabbed seven rebounds for the Dragons.

NP is now 2-1 on the season and 1-0 in the Hoosier Heritage Conference. The Dragons next play Friday against Greenfield-Central in the second half of a boy/girl doubleheader. Our LIVE HancockCountySports.com broadcast will begin at 5:40 p.m.

Eastern Hancock 61, Southwestern (Shelby) 49: The Royals won their second straight game with a road victory against the Spartans -- a team in EH's future conference, the Mid-Hoosier. Now 2-1, the Royals will next play at home Friday against Northeastern. 

Southport 55, Greenfield-Central 29: The Cardinals, led by ex-Cougar Wes Peek, won in Cougar Gymnasium. Mason Irbe and Travis Dougherty each scored seven points to lead G-C. Zach Batton added five. Listen to the Cougar boys and girls next Friday at New Palestine, live on HancockCountySports.com!

Mt. Vernon was idle and will next play Friday at Pendleton Heights.

The four girls teams were all perfect
Mt. Vernon 44, Pendleton Heights 39: In the game we broadcast on HancockCountySports.com, the Marauders won a nip-and-tuck battle to improve to 5-1 on the season and 2-0 in HHC play.

Jessica Brown scored 18 points and Makenzi Reasor added 13 points to lead the Marauders. Kenzie Gustin had 21 for PH.

MV's next game will be Tuesday against Anderson.

Greenfield-Central 58, Rushville 54: The Cougars won their fourth straight game with a big road victory at Rushville. G-C outscored the Lions 16-6 in the third quarter to take a 44-36 lead heading into the fourth quarter. Senior LaRae Cruz scored 17 points to lead G-C. Shelby Oldham added 15 points and Sara Jones scored nine. 

The Cougars are now 4-3 on the season and 2-1 in HHC play. They will meet New Palestine at 6 p.m. Friday. Listen to the broadcast on HancockCountySports.com.

New Palestine 60, Delta 48: The Dragons dominated the glass to win their HHC opener against a previously-unbeaten Eagles team. NP outrebounded Delta 55-21 and grabbed 28 offensive rebounds in the victory.

Bethany Murrell scored 18 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to lead the Dragons with a double-double. Lauren Tieman had 12 rebounds and Abby Seifert 11 boards. Emily Curry added nine of her 11 points in the first half.

NP held a hot-shooting Delta team that had been averaging 70 points per game to below 40 percent shooting on the day.

The Dragons are now 2-4 and 1-0 in HHC play. They will host Greenfield-Central at 6 p.m. Friday. Listen to the broadcast on HancockCountySports.com.

Eastern Hancock 48, Union County 44: The Royals improved to 5-1 on the season with the close victory. EH led 25-21 at half, saw Union County close it to 37-36 at the end of three before EH pulled away. 

Kristen Eischen led the Royals with 21 points, nine rebounds, two blocked shots and four steals. Alora Marshall had eight points and seven boards. Hannah Boaz hit a couple of big shots down the stretch to score seven. Kaytlin Eastes added six points.


EH next plays Tuesday at Lapel.


Wrestling
Dragons go 4-1 at New Castle 6-way: New Palestine went 4-1 at the New Castle 6-way, with only a narrow loss to Pendleton Heights a blemish on the perfect record. NP is now 10-1 on the season. Included in the Dragons' victories were wins over perennial powers New Castle and Bellmont.

Thursday wrap: Dragon, Cougar wrestlers win

The New Palestine wrestling team was letter-perfect in an 84-0 victory over Whiteland. Besides the two forfeits, every one of the 12 matches the Dragons wrestled was won by fall, and none extended into the third period.

The fastest fall came in the evening's third match, as senior Connor Robinson recorded a pin in 22 seconds at 160. Rylan McCarty had a 27-second fall at 113, Jack Buchanan had a 33-second pin at 220 and Logan Hunt a 36-second fall at 145. Nick Ulrey (152) had the other first-period fall, in 52 seconds.

Other Dragon winners were Taylor Fee (120), Gordon Wagner (126), Max Ingle (132), Robbie Elsea (138), Brian Wagner (170), Cameron Denney (195) and Willie Bryan (285). Billy Emmons (106) and Noah Grable (182) both received forfeits.

The Dragons are now 6-0 heading into Saturday's New Castle 6-way.

The Dragon JV also won 24-12.

Greenfield-Central 43, Franklin Central 21: The Cougars remained unbeaten with a road victory. G-C is now 7-0 on the season.

The big victory came at 132, where the Cougars' Cody Cecil won a 6-3 decision against the state's seventh-ranked wrestler in his weight class. Other winners for G-C were Dustin Mayhugh (145), Dezmen McGinley (170), Ian Early (195) and Tyler Beeson (285), all by fall. Josh Farrell won a 17-6 major decision at 138. Other winners by decision were Taylor Wright (106), Sam Locke (126), Austin Rose (152) and Austin Gearlds (220).

The Cougars next wrestle Dec. 10 at the Perry Meridian duals.

G-C won the JV match 76-22. 

Swimming
Greenfield-Central sweeps New Castle:The Cougar swim teams had a good night in a double-victory over New Castle at home.

G-C's boys won 109-76. Cougar winners were Erik Kile in the 200 freestyle, Patrick Stutz in the 200 IM, Nathan Graber in diving and the 200 free relay of McCormick, Wilburn, Young and Kile.

G-C's girls posted a 93-92 victory. Carly Fernandes and Taylor Johnson were triple-winners. Fernandes won the 100 freestyle and 100 backstroke, Johnson the 50 freestyle and 100 butterfly. They also won the 200 medley relay (Fernandes, Weldon, Johnson, Smith). Jeneal Hunt won diving.



The Cougars next compete Nov. 8 against Pendleton Heights.


New Palestine splits with Yorktown: The Dragon boys beat Yorktown 106-72 in their season opener. The NPHS girls fell 103-83.


On the boys side, senior Jake Greig was as four-event winner, taking the 50 freestyle, 100 freestyle and joining sophomore Grant Gish, senior Sam Baker and senior Klay Simmons on the 200 and 400 free relays.


Gish also won the 100 backstroke. Simmons won the 200 freestyle. Baker took the 200 IM. Other winners for the Dragons were junior Luke Steigerwalt (100 butterfly) and senior Jake Uppfalt (100 breaststroke).

On the girls side, junior Emily Trimpe won the 50 freestyle and freshman Erin Trimpe won the 500 freestyle. The 200 free relay of Emily Trimpe and seniors Jordan Rogers, Karen Emminger and Olivia Ayer also were winners.


NP coach Steve Maxwell also cited the performances of Todd Horn on the anchor leg of the 200 medley relay, which finished second, and his fourth-place finish in the 50 free, as the Dragons went 1-2-4 in that event. He said Erin Trimpe in the 500 free, Christian Dodd in the anchor of the boys 200 free relay that finished second and sealed a 1-2 finishin that event, and his fifth-place finish in the 100 breaststroke, and the swim of Rebecca Digney in the 100 butterfly. Maxwell noted the team has been training hard and will be training throughout the next several meets to prepare for "championship season" in January.



"It's a good win for the boys," Maxwell said. "Yorktown is always tough."

Saturday wrap: EH hoops, G-C/NP wrestling win

Girls basketball
Eastern Hancock 53, Horizon Christian 34: The Royals scored 25 fourth-quarter points to pull away from the Lions and improve to 3-0 on the season.

EH led 16-13 after a quarter and opened it up to 28-19 after three before pulling away in the fourth. Kiersten Schrope had 14 points, four rebounds and seven steals to lead the Royals. Alora Marshall had nine points and a team-high five rebounds. Hannah Best added five points and three other Royals scored four.

The Royals next play Tuesday at Shenandoah.


Wrestling
G-C dominates at Elwood: The Greenfield-Central wrestling team dominated at the Elwood Invitational, winning all five matches by wide margins.

G-C beat Attucks 76-6 in the opening round and didn't lose a single individual match the rest of the day, beating Alexandria 80-0, Elwood 79-0, Eastbrook 78-0 and Blackford 79-0.

G-C's Cole Moore (113), Garrett Mullins (120), Sam Locke (126), Cody Cecil (132), Josh Farrell (138), Dustin Mayhugh (145), Joe Hoskins (152), Dillon Lowder (160), Dezmen McGinley (170), Kyle Wilburn (182), Ian Early (195), Austin Gearlds (220) and Tyler Beeson (285) were all a perfect 5-0. At 106, Taylor Wright was 4-1.

NP goes 4-0 at Western: The New Palestine wrestling team went a perfect 4-0 at the Western Invitational on Saturday. The Dragons beat Delta 67-12, Western Boone 60-15, Mishawaka 58-12 and Western 72-12. 


Tommy Cash, Taylor Fee, Gordon Wagner, Robbie Elsea, Logan Hunt, Nick Ulrey, Noah Grable and Jack Buchanan all went 4-0 for the Dragons. Rylan McCarty and Max Ingle went 3-0 and Willie Bryan was 2-0.


The Dragons next compete Tuesday at Pike.