The Frankfort High School girls’ basketball team notched its first victory of the season Tuesday night with a 51-48 overtime win over Faith Christian Tuesday night.
“The Hot Dogs dominated the first half with solid defense and transition offense,” said FHS head coach Joe Marsh. “The second half was a different story as turnovers and struggles at the free throw line allowed Faith to get back into the game.”
Frankfort, 1-8, forced Faith into 32 turnovers.
Marsh said the push in overtime had Payton Dubree get some steals and two scores to help seal the win.
Liz Sandoval led the Hot Dogs with 13 points. Jessi Ramos was next with 12 and Dubree finished with 11.
Frankfort also won the junior varsity contest 26-11. The game was limited to one half because of low numbers for Faith Christian. Ari Regalado led FHS with eight points. Madyson Cook was next with six.
Frankfort Wrestling Still Unbeaten
Frankfort improved to 6-0 in dual meet competition with a 41-36 victory over Western Boone Tuesday night.
“As a team the Hot Dogs wrestled flat in our first home dual,” said head coach Richard Sallee. “We did have a few outstanding performances by Christian Matias, Diego Nava, Marco Reyes and Elijah Anthony. With the effort of these four leaders and wins from Oliver Lopez, Charlie Garcia, Armando Roa, we were able to pull of a 41-36 victory.
Frankfort 41, Western Boone 36
145: Jayden Bailey (WeBo) over Juan Campos (FRKT) (Dec 8-5)
152: Jacob Blad (WeBo) over Daniel Garcia (FRKT) (Fall 2:56)
160: Trevor Weakley (WeBo) over Franzel Pozos (FRKT) (Fall 3:43)
170: Christian Matias (FRKT) over Brant Pitcher (WeBo) (TF 19-4 3:42)
182: Robby Taylor (WeBo) over Vladimir Carreras (FRKT) (Fall 0:23)
195: Oliver Lopez (FRKT) over (WeBo) by foreit
220: Diego Nava (FRKT) over Tyler Latham (WeBo) (Fall 1:15)
285: Charlie Garcia (FRKT) over Perrin Emberton (WeBo) (Fall 3:28)
106: Armando Roa (FRKT) over (WeBo) by forfeit
113: Elijah Anthony (FRKT) over Evan Trent (WeBo) (Fall 1:36)
120: Chase Richwine (WeBo) over Emma Pillion (FRKT) (Fall 3:25)
126: Ryan Taylor (WeBo) over Josue Bautista (FRKT) (Dec 5-4)
132: Marco Reyes (FRKT) over Will FRanke (WeBo) (Fall 3:07)
138: Cooper Williams (WeBo) over James Ostler (FRKT) (Fall 3:05)
Clinton Central Swimming
Clinton Central split a pair of swimming meets Tuesday night at home against Eastern. The Central boys were victorious 127-56, while the girls fell 103-80.
Boys’ Results
200 Medley Relay — 1. Clinton Central (Colton Payne, Owen Smith, Erik McCarty, Blake Mosbaugh) 1:53.41; 2. Clinton Central 2:07.69.
200 Freestyle — 1. John Dunn (CC) 2:05.91; 4. Austin Orem (CC) 2:34.27; 5. Owen Kocher (CC) 2:36.67.
200 IM — 1. Erik McCarty (CC) 2:12.99; 3. Owen Smith (CC) 2:30.05; 4. Casey Meagher (CC) 2:49.97.
500 Freestyle — 1. John Dunn (CC) 5:49.02; 3. Owen Kocher (CC) 7:15.09; 6. Devin Henderson (CC) 7:45.00.
200 Freestyle Relay — 1. Clinton Central (Ashton Albaugh, Wreese Sheets, Austin Orem, John Dunn) 1:46.73; 3. Clinton Central 1:54.24; 5. Clinton Central 2:11.73.
400 Freestyle Relay — 1. Clinton Central (Caleb Wilson, Colton Payne, Erik McCarty, Wreese Sheets) 3:53.83; 2. Clinton Central 3:56.82; 5. Clinton Central 4:54.33.
Girls’ Results
200 Medley Relay — 1. Clinton Central (Kailie Burnette, Isablle Hendrickson, Mollie McDaniel, Grace Atkisson) 2:05.20; 4. Clinton Central 2:35.29; 5 Clinton Central 2:37.35.
400 Freestyle Relay — 1. Eastern 4:27.37; 3. Clinton Central 4:42.34; 4. Clinton Central 5:03.83.
Clinton Prairie Tops Tri-Central in Girls’ Basketball
Katie Blacker scored 20 points to lead Clinton Prairie to a 53-41 victory over Tri-Central in Hoosier Heartland Conference action Tuesday night in Sharpsville.
Hadley Wilson also reached double figures for Prairie, 7-2, with 10 points. Tynlie Neal added six points, 12 rebounds, three steals and three assists. Kayla Martin had five points, while Emma McKinney and Kylie Maish each had four points.
Prairie also won the junior varsity contest 36-22. Kaitlyn Beck led the way with 12 points and seven rebounds. Clairie Ecenbarger and Tess Ecenbarger each scored nine points and Rylee Ward had six points.
Southmont Downs Frankfort Swimmers
The Frankfort High School boys’ and girls’ swimming teams fell to Southmont Tuesday night. Southmont won the boys’ meet 91-84 and took the girls’ meet 131-52.
The Frankfort High School girls’ basketball team notched its first victory of the season Tuesday night with a 51-48 overtime win over Faith Christian Tuesday night.