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MADISON DEFEATED CARROLL COUNTY 7-6 MADISON IS 1-2 CARROLL COUNTY 0-3

THIS WAS THE FIRST MEETING BETWEEN THE TWO TEAMS IN 40 YEARS IT WAS defensive struggle from beginning to end as the two teams combined for less than 400 total yards.

TRIMBLE COUNTY DEFEATS SWITZERLAND COUNTY 22-3 TRIMBLE CO 2-1 SWITZ CO 2-1

TRIMBLE COUNTY SCORES Trimble County scored 22 unanswered points in the second half to knock off Switzerland County 22-3 for its first win of the season.

SHAWE FALLS TO HAUSER IN VOLLEYBALL 3-0

CHRISTIAN ACADEMY OF MADISON DEFEATS SEVEN OAKS 3-0

SATURDAY : The Hanover men's golf team teed off the 2022-23 season with a trip to Transylvania, finishing 18^th in the 19-team field.
Pacing the way for the Blue and Red was senior Dawson Long (Paoli, Ind.) who finished tied for 21^st with a three round score of 221 strokes. He opened day one with a 72 before closing out the weekend with another round best of 72.
Teammate sophomore Bing Wilson (Muncie, Ind.) finished tied for 89^th with a three round 249 strokes while junior Griffen Reynolds (Lanesville, Ind.) landed 90^th with a three-round total of 251 strokes.
Rounding out the field for the Panthers were the duo of freshman Alex Wright (Charlestown, Ind.) and junior Chandler Cole (Madison, Ind.). Wright finished 91^st while Cole finished 96^th overall.
Hanover returns to action on Sunday, Sept. 11 when they host the Battle and Belterra.

HANOVER VOLLEYBALL

SANDUSKY, Ohio – The Hanover Panthers (1-1 overall) opened the 2022 season with a trip to Sandusky, Ohio for the Great Lakes Cross Over splitting the competition.
GAME ONE
The Blue and Red claimed the opening match in dominating fashion as they took Bethany to five sets, winning 25-14, 25-23, 23-25, 22-25, 15-12.
Hanover was led in the contest by senior Adrianne Vance (Indianapolis, Ind.) with a team-high 10 kills. Teammate, junior Casey Dunn (Fort Thomas, Ky.) added a game best 26 digs with five assists.
The duo of senior Emma Harmon (Carmel, Ind.) and Molly Schwarzkopf (Greenfield, Ind.) also dealt out seven kills apiece as Hanover charted 41 total kills.
GAME TWO
The night cap saw the Panthers fall in four sets as Case Western claimed the 3-1 victory, 25-22, 19-25, 14-25, 22-25.
Hanover was led by freshman CC Shick (Fort Thomas, Ky.) with a team-high eight kills, while teammate sophomore Maggie Schweitzer (Shelbyville, Ind.) dished out 14 assists.

SANDUSKY, Ohio – The Hanover Panthers wrapped up the weekend competing as part of the Great Lakes Cross Over falling to regionally ranked Muskingum 3-0 before dropping a hard-fought battle with Baldwin Wallace 3-2.
GAME ONE
The Panthers opened Saturday action against regionally ranked Muskingum falling in straight sets 25-10, 25-20, 25-18.
Pacing the attack for the Blue and Red was freshman CC Shick (Fort Thomas, Ky.) with a team best seven kills on 18 total attempts. Junior Casey Dunn (Fort Thomas, Ky.) and senior Emma Harmon (Carmel, Ind.) led the defensive efforts charting double digit digs. Dunn added a team best 16 while Harmon picked up 14 digs.
GAME TWO
After dropping a tough set one with Baldwin Wallace 25-14, the Panthers battled back taking the next two sets 26-24, 25-23. They would go on to surrender the fourth set 25-18 before falling in a competitive fifth set 17-15.
Hanover was led in the contest by Shick with a team-high 10 kills on 29 attempts. Three Panthers finished with eight kills apiece in sophomore Brookelyn Herrell (Greenfield, Ind.), freshman Elliot Mays (Jeffersonville, Ind.), and Harmon.
Dunn picked up a team best 26 digs.
Hanover returns to action on Wednesday, Sept. 7 when they travel to Centre. Game time is set for 7:00 PM

Last-ditch effort falls short as Panthers are defeated by Centre

HANOVER, Ind. – In a tail of two days, the Hanover Panthers dropped a heartbreaker to non-conference foe Centre on Saturday and Sunday afternoon, 31-29.
Senior Matthew Weimer (Georgetown, Ind.) paced the Panther attack with 292-yards through the air and three touchdowns.
Defensively, junior Brody Luker (New Palestine, Ind.) led the panther effort with seven total tackles and three solo stops.
The Panthers opened the contest with the first touchdown of the afternoon as they took the opening kickoff 75-yards on four plays. Weimer piloted the offense as he connected with sophomore VJ Anthony (Louisville, Ky.) for a 64-yard strike that landed Hanover within the Centre 10-yard line. Sophomore Austin Oppel (Brandenburg, Ky.) handled the rest rushing seven yards for the score, 6-0.
Centre countered at the 8:54 mark in the first frame marching 56- yards on 10 plays to claim the 7-6 advantage.
With time running down in the first quarter, the Panther offense continued to fire on all cylinders as they were able to travel 32-yards on seven plays for their second strike of the afternoon. Weimer once again dealt the aerial strike as he connected with senior Hunter Eads (Batavia, Ohio) in the corner of the end zone for the 13-7 advantage.
The Colonels provided the final points of the opening stanza as they traveled 34-yards before being halted by the Panther defense. Centre settled for a field goal pulling within 13-10 at the break.
After a momentum changing weather delay in the third quarter that forced the contest to be postponed till Sunday the Colonels regrouped. Centre came back in a big way using a 21-point third quarter to surge ahead 24-13.
However, Hanover looked to respond as sophomore Yoann Kinanga (Jeffersonville, Ind.) capped a Panther 25-yard six play drive smashing home a 40-yard field goal to pull HC within 24-16.
Centre found the endzone one final time with 2:09 remaining in the third quarter putting the pressure on the Panthers.
Trailing 31-16, Weimer went to work finding Eads in the endzone just moments into the fourth frame to cut the difference to 31-23.
Hanover made only final push with under a minute to play traveling 62-yards on 13-plays for the touchdown. Weimer connected with sophomore Jalen Peck (Bloomington, Ind.) for a 13-yard completion that set the stage for a two-point conversion. However, the attempt fell unsuccessful as Centre was able to stand tall and secure the victory.
The Panthers return to action on Saturday, Sept. 10 when they travel to Adrian. Kickoff is set for 1:00 PM.

Shawe carded the four lowest scores to easily claim its second-straight Ohio River Valley Conference girls golf championship at Butler Falls Golf Course on Saturday.Kira Wells was the low medalist with an 84 while Yolett Perez shot a 95, Gia Craig a 96 and Bailey Kilgore a 100 as all four earned all-conference honors. Cassidy Nott carded a 141 for the Hilltoppers.Overall, Shawe shot a 375, 73 strokes better than runner-up Milan with a 447. South Ripley shot a 504 and Rising Sun a 537. Southwestern, Switzerland County and Jac-Cen-Del did not field complete teams.

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