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Thursday, September 09 2010 |
 PACIFIC - The score was like football and the field conditions were like mud-wrestling but the Sullivan Lady Eagles softball team defeated the Pacific Lady Indians 17-13 on Thursday afternoon. The victory knocked Pacific from the ranks of the undefeated and placed the Eagles at the forefront of the Four Rivers Conference (FRC) race.
Sullivan and Pacific combined for 30 runs and for 29 hits in a game where only the second inning was scoreless.
"This was one of those games where we definitely did not play our best," said head coach Ashley Crump. "But we did play good enough to win. I told our girls that we knew we could play well in good weather conditions, today we learned to play under some adversity."
Brianna Lore led the hitting attack for the Eagles, going three for four with a home run and three RBIs. Lore was also the winning pitcher, allowing Pacific 14 hits while striking out eight batters and walking two.
Jett Bouckaert went two for four with three RBIs. Bouckaert also .....
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Tuesday, September 07 2010 |
SULLIVAN - Running on his home course, Sullivan junior Uriah Heady captured the varsity boys title of the Sullivan XC Invitational on Tuesday, covering the 3.2 mile course in 18:00. minutes. Freshman Chris Erxleben also medaled, finishing 13th with a time of 19:51. The St. Clair Bulldogs captured the varsity boys team title.
Freshman Natalie Schriever was Sullivan's top finisher in the varsity girls division. Schriever finished 11th with a time of 24:51. Freshman teammate Abbea Henke ran a 25:25 to finish in 14th place. Junior Natasha Snavely also medaled for the Eagles with a 17th place finish in 26:05. Snavely knocked 4:18 off of the 30:23 that she ran in 2009. Pacific earned the girls varsity team title. Lexi Lindemann of Pacific was the girls individual champion with a time of 21:38.
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Tuesday, September 07 2010 |
SULLIVAN - The Sullivan Lady Eagles took the first step toward their goal of winning the Four Rivers Conference (FRC) title on Tuesday when they defeated the New Haven Shamrocks 6-0 at the Campbell - Chapman softball complex. The victory kept the Eagles undefeated at 3-0 overall and 1-0 in the FRC.
Sullivan scored in the bottom of the first inning when Tianna Stockley walked and then scored on an RBI double by Brianna Lore. Courtesy runner Olivia Loudermann then scored the Eagles second run on a fielder's choice.
In the second inning Sullivan scored when Hallie Davis reached base on a fielder's choice and then scored on a base hit by Lore.
The Eagles scored another run in the fifth inning when Laramee Light reached base on a walk. Light then scored on an RBI single by Jett Bouckaert.
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Monday, September 06 2010 |
NEW HAVEN - His first cross country race in high school was also the first medal of the year for the Sullivan Eagles team. It was also the only medal earned by the Sullivan runners at the New Haven Invitational. Freshman Chris Erxleben brought home a fourth-place medal in the JV race, finishing the 2.2-mile course in 13:43. Reese Ramsey finished 16th, just shy of a medal in the same race. Uriah heady placed 18th in the varsity boys race and the first Sullivan varsity girl to cross the finish line was Natalie Schriever, who placed 24th in a time of 18:02. She was followed closely by teammate Natasha Snavely in 18:44 and Abbes Henke who crossed the line in 19:33. Next up is the Sullivan...
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Tuesday, September 07 2010 |
PACIFIC - The Sullivan Eagles varsity soccer team lost 5-1 to the Warrenton Warriors on Tuesday in the opening round of the Pacific Invitational tournament. Seven minutes into the contest the Eagles struck first when junior Drake Bequette scored on a pass from senior Cameron Lambing. The Warriors then scored five consecutive goals to claim the victory.
"It was exciting for us to get the eary lead," said head coach Matt Wiegers. "We played a pretty good first half but we just didn't maintain the pace in the second half."
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