Local prep roundup – December 6

Columbus Christian falls short

Martinsville Tabernacle Christian jumped out to a 38-8 lead after one quarter Tuesday night and went on to hand Columbus Christian a 98-58 loss.

Conner Emily led the Crusaders (4-5) with 20 points. Josh Jones added 17.

Levi Sallee, who missed all of last season with a traumatic brain injury resulting from a car accident, scored two points on a basket late in the game. He had also scored a basket in a win against Fortune Academy.

Austin tops Trinity Lutheran

SEYMOUR — Trinity Lutheran put up its season-high in points but dropped a 104-96 decision at Austin.

AJ Goecker led the Cougars (1-3) with 34 points. Trent Shoemaker added 17, while Jacob Rowe and Josh Rowe each scored 13 and Jack Marksberry had 10.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Columbus Christian comes up short

Columbus Christian outscored Martinsville Tabernacle Christian 30-24 in the second half but couldn’t overcome a 34-11 halftime deficit in a 58-41 loss.

Kayla Jones led the Crusaders (0-4) with 10 points and eight steals. Grace Lorimor and Ann Marie Gandy each added eight points and seven rebounds

Owls stave off Panthers

NORTH VERNON — Jennings County led by seven points entering the fourth quarter, but Seymour rallied for a 60-58 Hoosier Hills Conference win.

Madi Skinner led the Panthers (1-7, 0-3) with 17 points. Baylee Byford added 11 points, while Alexus Brown and Kylee Matern each had 10.

Brown County rolls to triumph

BLOOMFIELD — Brown County jumped out to a 31-6 halftime lead and went on to rout Eastern Greene 50-17.

Gracie Matlock led the Eagles (5-4) with 11 points.

Tigers upend South Decatur

GREENSBURG — Lawrenceburg jumped out to a 31-8 lead after one quarter and went on to hand South Decatur an 84-48 loss.

Annie Gant led the Cougars (1-9) with 15 points. Madison Owens added 12 points and 11 rebounds.

WRESTLING

Eagles fall to Braves

NASHVILLE — Brown County won only one match in a 56-6 loss to Indian Creek.

Bryce Denton won by pin at 132 pounds for the lone Eagles victory.