Rudy Garcia had a hat trick to help lead Frankfort to an 8-1 boys’ soccer victory over Eastern Thursday in Greentown.
The Hot Dogs, now 5-2, built a 4-0 lead at halftime and cruised home for there. Other goals came from Gael Hernandez, Uziel Matias, Cristian Mejia, Avi Hernandez and Yobi Trenando.
Next up for the Hot Dogs is a Sagamore Conference contest at Lebanon Tuesday.
FHS Girls’ Soccer Falls
Northwestern built a four-goal lead at halftime en route to a 6-2 victory over Frankfort Thursday in Frankfort. The loss ended a five-game winning streak for FHS.
Liz Cruz Sandoval scored both Frankfort goals which gives her 11 on the season.
Frankfort’s junior varsity lost 9-2.
The night before in Sheridan, Bianca Garcia scored her first two career goals as the Hot Dogs defeated Sheridan 4-1. Sandoval added a goal and an assist while Nataly Cruz had Frankfort’s other goal. Abril Hernandez had an assist and Jessie Ramos recorded six saves.
FHS Volleyball Beaten by West Lafayette
West Lafayette rallied from a game one loss to defeat Frankfort 3-1 Thursday night in West Lafayette. FHS came out hot and took game one after a 9-0 service run by Tarah Martinez, who finished with five aces and eight digs. Allyson Timmons had nine kills and a block, while Lindsey Gay added 21 assists and four kills.
Morgan Adamson had four kills and six digs, and Sydni Whitaker had an ace and three digs. Maicee Stirrett added six kills and Mercedez Toney had nine digs.
On Wednesday, Frankfort won the first two games before Western rallied to win the next three games and win the match.
Toney led FHS with 32 digs and was 15 for 15 serving with an ace. Gay wound up with 16 digs, 24 assists and five kills, Timmons had career-best six blocks to go along with five kills. Adamson had a team-high nine kills and 16 digs, Stirrett had six kills and 17 dogs, while Martinez added 21 digs, five kills and was 18 for 18 serving.
FHS Girls’ Golf Action
Sydney Cesare shot 43 to lead Frankfort against Hamilton Heights and Crawfordsville at home Thursday night. Emilee Shipley had a 54 and Raelyn Mitchell had 57.
On Wednesday, Lady Hot Dog Golfers score with “birdies” or a “birdy” on every card. Frankfort’s terrific trio of golfers took on the Cool Lake golf course Wednesday evening. In a scheduled three-way match with North Montgomery and host Lebanon, the Dogs had to compete as individuals because of the lack of a fourth player.
In carding a respectable 51 Mitchell scored her “birdy’ on the 17th hole after a long drive down the middle and a great chip and run and a successful putt. Shipley started her match on the par 4 14th by holing a 12-foot downhill putt to put a “birdy” on her card. She finished the nine with a score of 42. Number one golfer Cesare used back to back “birdies” of 15 and 16 to bring her in with 37, the second lowest score of the day. Lebanon’s Lauren Gascho was overall medalist with a 1 under par 34.