Monday
Softball
Brownstown falls to Henryville 4-2
Brownstown got out to an early 2-0 lead against Henryville on the road Monday night, but the Braves gave up four runs in the bottom of the third, which ended up being the dagger.
No runs were scored for the rest of the game as the team lost 4-2.
Kelsey Schneider, Erin Singleton, Alli Reynolds and Rehgen Stuckwisch all got hits on the day with Reynolds and Addyson Coomer combining for the two RBI.
Rylee May pitched four innings and gave up the four runs, and Schneider pitched the final two innings.
The Braves will look to bounce back today at Clarksville.
Golf
Brownstown takes second in three-team event
The Brownstown Central boys golf team shot a 191 on Monday against Austin, which won with a 177, and Scottsburg, who placed third with 199.
Chandler Stahl led the way for the Braves with a 42, Jaren Cunningham shot a 49, Caiden Gwin 50, Caden Clodfelder 50, Connor Gwin 51 and Elix Preston 51.
The team will next compete Saturday at the Bedford North Lawrence Invitational.
Baseball
Crothersville falls to Jac-Cen-Del
Jac-Cen-Del scored nine runs in the first inning and eight each in the second and third innings to defeat Crothersville 27-2 Monday afternoon in a nonconference baseball game.
The Tigers scored both runs in the third inning. Darren Maxie walked, Olivia Robinson was hit by a pitch and both players scored on a double by Ian Tatlock.
That was the Tigers’ only hit of the game as they were outhit 17-1.
Tatlock also had a walk and Logen O’Sullivan had two walks for the Tigers.
Crothersville will play a Southern Athletic Conference game at New Washington on Wednesday.
Friday
Baseball
Cougars get big win over Braves
It was a hot start for Trinity Lutheran on Friday night when the Cougars took on Brownstown Central on the diamond.
Trinity put up six runs in the first two innings while Jack Marksberry held the Braves scoreless.
In addition to his performance on the mound, Marksberry had the big hit in the game. In the top of the second inning, he blasted a grand slam to give the Cougars the early six-run advantage.
It was his only hit on the night. Peyton Pollert, Evan Hunt, Sage Broughton and Nathan Voelker each had one hit in the game, as well, while Jake Mau led the team with two hits.
Marksberry pitched all seven innings, only allowing three hits and three walks en route to striking out 11 and earning the win as Trinity defeated Brownstown 7-2.
It was supposed to be a doubleheader between the two schools, but the second game was canceled due to the incoming forecast. Trinity head coach Ben Kleber said they are working on a date to reschedule the second game.
Trinity (7-5) will look to build off this momentum when it plays again at 6 p.m. today against Scottsburg.
Brownstown won’t play again until Thursday when it also plays at Scottsburg at 6 p.m.