Thursday Roundup: Fredericktown tops Farmington, moves into share of first place
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Fredericktown sophomore Charis Moss (21) shoots a 3-pointer during pool play in the Fredericktown Tournament against Naylor on Monday, Dec. 2, 2024, in Fredericktown. (Matt King, Daily Journal)
FARMINGTON – Fredericktown girls basketball has placed itself in a position to achieve a program first after vanquishing another conference nemesis on Thursday night.
The Lady Cats moved into a three-way tie atop the MAAA Large-School standings with one game still to come following a 45-31 triumph at Farmington.
Senior guard P.J. Reutzel continued a stretch of headline performances with 25 points and 10 rebounds, and provided some key separation with three 3-pointers in the third quarter.
Charis Moss added her second, third and fourth triples of the game in the final period to help secure the outcome, and ended with 12 points. Amelia Miller collected eight rebounds.
Fredericktown (9-8, 3-1) outscored the Knights 28-15 in the second half after taking a narrow 17-16 lead into the break, and defeated them for the first time since 2016.
Although the Lady Cats have never produced a senior class with multiple conference titles, that trend could change on Monday with a victory at North County.
Central beat Potosi on Thursday, leaving both teams with 3-1 league records.
Farmington (10-8, 1-3) got a team-high 14 points from senior Madison Mills, who connected four times from long range. Kate Jenkerson provided nine points.
Arcadia Valley 69, Meadow Heights 33
IRONTON – Arcadia Valley seized command with a 28-4 scoring edge in the first quarter, and cruised to its eighth consecutive victory while sending Meadow Heights to an eighth straight defeat.
Braelyn Turnbough sank three early 3-pointers on her way to a game-high 20 points, and the Lady Tigers claimed a 69-33 result at home on Thursday night.
Paige Newstead-Adams netted 16 points, and Callie Hinkle scored 14. Hattie Vinyard and Aubrey Moser chipped in six points each.
Arcadia Valley (14-3) carried a 44-18 advantage into halftime.
Meadow Heights (5-11) received 12 points from Jaycee Shelton and nine more from Lyndi Green.
St. Paul 72, South Iron 56
ANNAPOLIS, Mo. – The St. Paul partnership with Valle Catholic continued a mid-season surge on Thursday by defeating South Iron 72-56 for its sixth victory in seven games.
Freshman Reece Weiler scored a game-high 17 points as three Giants reached double digits. Juli Lunsford finished with 16 and Brooklyn Weibrecht netted 14.
St. Paul (12-5) opened the contest on a 15-3 run, and carried a 40-26 lead into halftime.
Josie Berkerey and Mia Sherrill contributed nine points each toward the winning total.
Bismarck 44, Crystal City 22
CRYSTAL CITY, Mo. – Kinsey Hubbs sank an initial 3-pointer, then made a steal and layup to highlight an opening 10-0 run by the Bismarck girls.
Ashley Hawkins matched Hubbs with a game-high 12 points, and the Lady Indians topped district opponent Crystal City 44-22 on Thursday night.
Alyssa Brake turned and banked in an entry pass just before time expired at halftime, and Bismarck (9-7) extended a modest 17-11 lead to 38-15 following a big third quarter.
Halie Dickey connected twice from the perimeter, including on a five-shot possession, and chipped in 11 points as the Lady Indians won their fifth straight contest.
Addison Bova paced Crystal City (9-10) with nine points.
BOYS WRESTLING
Potosi Quad
POTOSI – Kobe Gibson pinned all three of his opponents at 165 pounds, and the Potosi boys powered through a wrestling quad undefeated on Thursday night.
The Trojans posted home dual victories of 42-32 over St. Pius, 60-12 over Hancock and 66-0 against first-year program Steelville.
Nick Brown (190) claimed both of his contested matches by fall. Gavin Stone (120), Levi Dicus (126), Tyson Fowler (132), Kase King (144) and Zane Richards (144) earned falls in their lone bouts.
Blayne Maxwell (150) and Carter Pyatt (157) each lost against St. Pius but prevailed against Hancock.
Braxton Boyer (138) received three wins by forfeit.
Potosi 42, St. Pius 32
106 – Double Open
113 – Hunter Hodum (SP) won by forfeit
120 – Gavin Stone (P) fall Rogan Westerman, 3:44
126 – Levi Dicus (P) fall Jackson Faifer, 0:36
132 – Tyson Fowler (P) fall Joey Sebastian, 1:23
138 – Braxton Boyer (P) won by forfeit
144 – Zane Richards (P) won by forfeit
150 – Owen Staat (SP) tech fall Blayne Maxwell, 17-2
157 – Matthew Thomas (SP) dec Carter Pyatt, 10-5
165 – Kobe Gibson (P) fall Zane Creed, 4:32
175 – Peyton Shever (SP) fall Karsen Boyer, 3:29
190 – Nick Brown (P) fall Cameron Huelsing, 0:59
215 – Justin Lehn (SP) fall Devin Sandefur, 1:36
285 – Carter Cain (SP) won by forfeit
Potosi 60, Hancock 12
106 – Double Open
113 – Double Open
120 – Gavin Stone (P) won by forfeit
126 – Levi Dicus (P) won by forfeit
132 – Tyson Fowler (P) won by forfeit
138 – Braxton Boyer (P) won by forfeit
144 – Zane Richards (P) fall David Martinez, 0:49
150 – Blayne Maxwell (P) fall Mustafa Al-Shawi, 4:39
157 – Carter Pyatt (P) fall Tyler Hayes, 2:00
165 – Kobe Gibson (P) fall Wyatt baker, 0:56
175 – Karsen Boyer (P) won by forfeit
190 – Nick Brown (P) fall Xzavier Silver, 1:28
215 – Damian Milner (H) fall Devin Sandefur, 1:06
285 – Jaylin Woods (H) won by forfeit
Potosi 66, Steelville 0
106 – Double Open
113 – Double Open
120 – Gavin Stone (P) won by forfeit
126 – Levi Dicus (P) won by forfeit
132 – Tyson Fowler (P) won by forfeit
138 – Braxton Boyer (P) won by forfeit
144 – Kase King (P) fall John Henry Bell, 2:16
150 – Blayne Maxwell (P) won by forfeit
157 – Carter Pyatt (P) won by forfeit
165 – Kobe Gibson (P) fall Ky Schirmer, 1:08
175 – Karsen Boyer (P) won by forfeit
190 – Nick Brown (P) won by forfeit
215 – Devin Sandefur (P) won by forfeit
285 – Double Open
Hillsboro 64, Ste. Genevieve 9
HILLSBORO, Mo. – A Ste. Genevieve lineup missing several regulars was overpowered by Hillsboro 64-9 in a boys wrestling dual on Thursday night.
Evan Litzsinger, Carter Wallis, Jordan Penick, Kaden Larkin, Wyatt Hendrix and Jack Hoven each registered falls for the host Hawks.
Jacob Warren (215) won a 4-2 decision, and unbeaten Jacob Schweigert (285) received a forfeit for Ste. Genevieve.
Match Results:
106 – Carter Pryor (H) tech fall Drew Roth, 18-0
113 – Evan Litzsinger (H) fall Jace Amschler, 3:18
120 – James Penick (H) dec Brody Winters, 9-2
126 – Carter Wallis (H) fall Micah Scherrer, 0:27
132 – Jordan Penick (H) maj dec Cameron Vogt, 23-13
138 – Kaden Larkin (H) fall Triston Peterson, 1:14
144 – Jackson Tucker (H) tech fall Wyatt Richman, 15-0
150 – Wyatt Hendrix (H) fall Colton Brace, 1:23
157 – Brady Armstrong (H) tech fall Owen Roth, 18-2
165 – C.J. Bauer (H) won by forfeit
175 – Eli Petit (H) won by forfeit
190 – Jack Hoven (H) fall Drew Merriman, 1:44
215 – Jacob Warren (SG) dec Caden Romaine, 4-2
285 – Jacob Schweigert (SG) won by forfeit
GIRLS WRESTLING
Potosi Triangular
POTOSI – Alexis Missey (115) and Kadence Vance (130) delivered falls in solo matches to help the Potosi girls each through a triangular event on Thursday evening.
The Lady Trojans beat St. Pius 35-9 and Steelville 59-6 while unopposed at several weight classes.
Kammara Tedder (105) and Ava Williams (125) each posted wins by tech fall for Potosi.
Launa Cantrell (145), Jade Ramsey (155) and Jazmine Ramsey (215) twice received forfeits.
Potosi 35, St. Pius 9
100 – Double Open
105 – Kammara Tedder (P) won by forfeit
110 – Aubrey Melber (SP) fall Kaydence Weir
115 – Alexis Missey (P) fall Samantha Schmelig
120 – Double Open
125 – Ava Williams (P) tech fall Faith Sebastian, 19-3
130 – Double Open
135 – Kaihlynn Julius (SP) dec Kenzie Wade, 2-0
140 – Double Open
145 – Launa Cantrell (P) won by forfeit
155 – Jade Ramsey (P) won by forfeit
170 – Double Open
190 – Double Open
235 – Jazmine Ramsey (P) won by forfeit
Potosi 59, Steelville 6
100 – Double Open
105 – Kammara Tedder (P) tech fall Jaydon Sharp, 22-3
110 – Kaydence Weir (P) won by forfeit
115 – Alexis Missey (P) won by forfeit
120 – Alivia Bourbon (P) won by forfeit
125 – Ava Williams (P) won by forfeit
130 – Kadence Vance (P) fall Lydia Smelser, 1:09
135 – Kenzie Wade (P) won by forfeit
140 – Alaigha Falgout (ST) won by forfeit
145 – Launa Cantrell (P) won by forfeit
155 – Jade Ramsey (P) won by forfeit
170 – Double Open
190 – Double Open
235 – Jazmine Ramsey (P) won by forfeit
Ste. Genevieve 48, Hillsboro 24
HILLSBORO, Mo. – Ste. Genevieve captured three of four contested matches, and downed Hillsboro in girls wrestling action on Thursday evening.
Alia Wolk (115), Hailey Davis (120) and Hailey Wheeler (145) posted falls favoring the Dragons.
Lilli Farlow (130), Maggie Price (135), Ragan Picou (140), Anna Fischer (155) and Aniston Cremer (170) each received forfeits.
Libby Deutsch-Terry completed a second-period fall for Hillsboro.
Match Results:
100 – Nico Brooks (H) won by forfeit
105 – Double Open
110 – Lily Boushie (H) won by forfeit
115 – Aila Wolk (SG) fall Gabrielle Wittenborn, 1:45
120 – Hailey Davis (SG) fall Brook Buttner, 2:38
125 – Libby Deutsch-Terry (H) fall Linley Wehner, 3:45
130 – Lilli Farlow (SG) won by forfeit
135 – Maggie Price (SG) won by forfeit
140 – Ragan Picou (SG) won by forfeit
145 – Hailey Wheeler (SG) fall Alivia Tidwell, 0:36
155 – Anna Fischer (SG) won by forfeit
170 – Aniston Cremer (SG) won by forfeit
190 – Double Open
235 – Chloe Gould (H) won by forfeit
