Local wrap-up for Saturday

May 16, 2008 10:17 pm

— LOOGOOTEE — Loogootee committed three errors during a six-run Northeast Dubois third inning as the Lions dropped a 7-2 Blue Chip Conference decision to the Jeeps on Friday at Les Page Field.
Roland Slaubaugh saw his record fall to 7-4 on the season for Loogootee (12-10, 4-3). But the Jeeps scored six runs in the third against the Lion righthander, though Lion coach Mike Wagoner said Slaubaugh should have been out of the inning with just one run allowed.
“Those three errors really cost us, they killed us,” said Wagoner. “Roland had that one bad inning. After that, he settled down and pitched really well.”
Slaugbaugh and Patrick Bowling led the six hit Lion attack with two singles apiece. Mitch Harder singled and drove in a run, while Wyllie Wagoner singled and stole a base.
Loogootee will face Wood Memorial at Loogootee beginning at 6:30 p.m. today in a game that originall scheduled to be played at Wood Memorial.
Lions lose to Mitchell
The Loogootee golf team (14-19) played Mitchell on Monday and fell 180 to 198.
Loogootee was led by Will Breeden and Jake Divine with 48s. Stephen Bradley added a 50 and Clinton Burch shot 52.
WJHS beat SK
The Washington junior high girl's tennis team moved their record to 4-3 by defeating South Knox. Getting wins for the Lady Hatchets were singles: Kayla Mercer and doubles: Kyla Miles and Christina Schilling, Madeline Moore and Brittany Pierson. Also getting wins for the Lady Hatchets was Maddie Rose in singles and Mikki Thombleson and Mikeala Myers at doubles.