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Callisburg’s Erika Goode gets ready to launch a jump shot Tuesday against S&S at the CHS Gym. The Lady Cats took care of the Lady Rams, 54-49.
Lindsay’s Kedrick Boaz (right) looks to drive around the defense of Valley View’s Caden Ammons (left) Tuesday at the LHS Gym. The Knights defeated the Eagles, 71-20.

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February 2, 2012

Staff Report Gainesville Daily Register The Daily Register Thu Feb 02, 2012, 09:14 AM CST

The Lindsay Lady Knights assured themselves of at least a second place finish in district play Tuesday, with a 62-41 win over Valley View. Lindsay (16-11, 11-1) jumped out to a 38-18 halftime lead and kept their huge advantage throughout the second half. “The win assures us of a second place finish and gives us a chance to get in a tie for first with Muenster Friday night,” Lindsay coach Don Neu said. “I am very proud of this team and we will continue to work and improve.” Lindsay was led by Megan Caillier with 19 points and four assists. Sydney Ott scored 14 and pulled down eight rebounds. Jordan Fleitman had a double-double with 13 points and 14 rebounds. Haley Skinner and Taylor Atkins each finished with seven. Hannah Zimmerer tossed in two. Valley View was led by Lydia Zimmerer with 20. Cedy Burnett and Shelby Horne each scored six. Erika Sappington had four. Kayla Johnson scored three and Kalie Wilson added two. Lady Hornets keep winning The Muenster Lady Hornets turned in another impressive performance Tuesday, with a 69-41 victory over Chico. Muenster (27-4, 12-0) was led by Demi Koelzer with 19 and Allison Pagel with 17. Lana Heers finished with eight. Amber Walterscheid and Michelle Sicking each scored six. Kalyn Dangelmayr and Lauren Rhomer both had four. Andi Felderhoff added three. Paige Heer tossed in two. Tigerettes let one slip away Sacred Heart (27-5, 5-1) dropped their first district game of the season Tuesday, with a 40-36 loss to Texoma Christian. “I did not do a very good job tonight,” Sacred Heart coach Jon LeBrasseur said. “The loss puts us in a must win at [Denton] Calvary Friday night to force a tie breaker with Texoma [Christian].” The Tigerettes were led by Karli Anderle with 10. Kelsey Reeves scored eight. Kaitlin Hesse and Mikaela Bartush each had seven. Danielle Berend and Karleigh Reeves each added two. Callisburg edges S&S The Callisburg Lady Cats, led by the trio of guards Erika Goode, Calli Byrom and Madison Reed defeated the S & S Lady Rams 54-49 in a hard fought district contest Tuesday night. The Lady Cats ran out to a 19-13 lead by hitting five three-point buckets, causing S & S to shift from the zone defense to a man-to-man defense. From there, the foul situation helped the Lady Rams stay close, as three key Callisburg starters had two fouls in the first half. S & S came within one point in the third quarter while post Amberly Colwell sat on the Lady Cat bench with four fouls. In the end, the Lady Cats were able to make enough shots and free throws to seal the five point victory. "We could have blown them out if we had done better from the free throw line in the fourth quarter,” Callisburg coach Michael Wallace said. “We only hit 10 of 26 free throws in that quarter and that is what kept the score close. But we have had an emotional last couple of weeks and I am just proud that the girls came through and won the game". Tigers get tripped up The Sacred Heart Tigers fell to Texoma Christian Tuesday, 49-32. Texoma jumped out to an early lead and the Tigers (5-15, 2-5) could not claw their way back. Hayden Schilling led the way with eight. John Paul Hesse and Austin Springer each added seven. Nick Zimmerer scored six and Brady Endres had four. Lindsay blows past Valley View The Lindsay Knights dominated Valley View Tuesday, pulling away for a 71-20 victory. Lindsay (14-11, 7-3) was led by Dean Fleitman with 14 and Jace Wann with 11. Lyndon Cook finished with nine and Garrett Yancey had eight. Connor Fuhrmann and Drew Cooney each added six.Kedrick Boaz and John Haverkamp both added five . Ryan Hoepfner scored four. Dawson Holt finished with two and Troy Robertson tossed in one. The Eagles were led by Caden Ammons with 13. Casey Calhoun finished with five and Austin Collett had two.

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Hall officially hired
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Lindsay’s Jordan Fleitman signed her letter of intent to play
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Saturday in their best-of-three Class A Regional Semifinal playoff in
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back and won game two 12-6 then got a walkoff 6-5 win in game three
to advance to face Sam Rayburn in the regional finals.

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Highs and lows
fter seeing most of their pitching exhausted in the first
two games all Muenster wanted was a chance at a game three against the
Dodd City Hornets in the regional quarterfinal round of the state
baseball playoffs - and they got it.
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Results from the Gainesville Area Chamber of Commerce ORTEQ Golf Tournament
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first place, going to Heather Heller, Tyler Thomas, Steve Tettleton
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