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Layout 1 (Page 1) SPORTS NEWS THE DIXON PILOT, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 2021 12 Dixon Bulldogs defeat Bolivar but lose to Belle to Area players named to Girls take second place in Stoutland Fall Baseball Classic All-State Basketball Teams 2021 Class 2 Girls State basketball team as voted on Playing two games on Saturday, 0 H, 34 K, 0 BB) loss Wednesday, we pulled our- McCance. With the win, we were All-State Basketball Team by the Missouri Basketball selves together and came out and March 27 due to pool play games Dixon Hitting Stats: able to secure the top spot in our Below is the Class 2 Girls All- Coaches Association: played our brand of baseball. We being delayed by weather, The Case Sinden: 2-3 (2 1B, 2 RBI, 2 pool and move to the Champi- State basketball team as voted on Grace Slaughter, Grain Valley, jumped on Bolivar early, then Dixon Bulldogs shutout Bolivar R, 2 SB) onship Game later in the night. by the Missouri Basketball So. added throughout the game for a 10-0 in their pool play game, but Shannon Kampeter: 2-3 (2 1B, Championship Game... Coaches Association: Saniah Tyler, Incarnate Word 10-0 win in 5 innings. Clayton lost to Belle in the championship RBI, R) Score by Innings R H E Ayden Shannon, Wellington- Academy, Jr. Sinden was in control on the contest of the Stoutland Fall Base- Garrett Johnson: 2-3 (2 1B, RBI, Belle 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 - 4 7 1 Napolean, Jr. Jada Williams, Blue Springs, mound, as he worked 4 innings of ball Classic, 4-1. R, SB) Dixon 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 - 1 4 2 Bree Shannon, Wellington- So. shutout ball, followed by a perfect Against Bolivar... Anthony McCance: 2-2 (2 1B, Dixon Pitching Stats: Napolean, Jr. Kaemyn Bekemeier, Republic, inning from Shannon Kampeter, Score by Innings R H E BB, RBI, R) Clayton Sinden: L (2.1 IP, 2 R (2 Katie Webb, Oran, Sr. So. who struckout the side in the 5th. Bolivar 0 0 0 2 0 - 0 3 4 Clayton Sinden: 1-2 (2B, BB, 2 ER), 3 H, 3 K, 1 BB) Kaylee King, Ellington, So. Sarah Linthacum, Jefferson We got good production from the Dixon 4 1 4 0 1 - 10 10 0 R, SB) Shannon Kampeter: (0.1 IP, 1 R Makenzi Davis, Neelyville, Sr. City, Sr. lineup, including 2 hit perform- Dixon Pitching Stats: Jacob Cross: 1-3 (1B, RBI, 2 R, (1 ER), 0 H, 0 K, 4 BB) Amiya Johnson, Hayti, Jr. Averi Kroenke, Rock Bridge, Jr. ances by freshmen Case Sinden Clayton Sinden: W (4.0 IP, 0 R, 3 SB) Case Sinden: (4.1 IP, 1 R (1 ER), Gretchen Hackworth, Ellington, Kara Daly, Jefferson City, Sr. and Garrett Johnson, as well as 3 H, 7 K, 1 BB) Coach Alex Shelton’s Com- 4 H, 4 K, 1 BB) Jr. Indya Green, Kickapoo, Sr. Shannon Kampeter and Anthony Shannon Kampeter: (1.0 IP, 0 R, ments: After a very disappointing Dixon Hitting Stats: Mackenzie Wilson, New Haven, Kennedy Townsend, Park Hill, Clayton Sinden: 2-3 (2B, 1B, R) Jr. Jr. Case Sinden: 2-3 (2 1B) Hannah Feeney, Scotland Naudia Evans, Waynesville, Sr. Dixon Lady Bulldogs lose to Steelville Coach’s Comments: After a 6 County, Jr. Makaiya Brooks, Springfield hour wait, we finally got the Cham- Baylie Combs, Harrisburg, Sr. Central, Sr. in extra innings, 13-11, Thursday pionship Game started a little after Michaela Malter, Sweet Springs, Ja’maya Smith Powell, North 11:00 p.m. Unfortunately, we were Sr. Kansas City, Sr. met by a dominant pitching per- The Dixon Lady Bulldogs lost to and took the loss allowing 2 earned Dixon Varsity Stats; Katelyn Cole, Richland, Sr. Kennedi Watkins, Marquette, formance by Lane Feeler from the Steelville Lady Cardinals runs on 6 hits while striking out 4. Maddie Ryan 1-4 2 R, 3B, SB, Cassidy Hambelton, Dora, Jr. Sr. Belle. We had a hard time against March 25 in eight innings, 13-11. Ryli Martin led Dixon at the plate BB, RBI Riley Arnold, Blue Eye, Jr. Bella Fontleroy, Kickapoo, Jr. him tonight and were only able to The game was tied at 11-11 after with two hits, including a triple, and Ryli Martin 2-4 R, 3B, BB, 2 Avery Arnold, Blue Eye, Jr. Ellie Paloucek, Webster muster 1 run on 4 hits. (2 a piece by seven innings but Steelville plated drove in two runs. Maddie Ryan had RBI Payton Reinbott, Neelyville, Sr. Groves, Jr. the Sinden brothers). We also gave two runs in the eight frame and took an RBI triple, Anna Moore drove in Emma Thiltgen 1-3 2B, 2 BB Khloe Wyatt, Salisbury, Jr. Jaliyah Green, Holt, Sr. Belle 3 runs on a wild pitch and 2 the victory. two runs and Mackenzie Cross had Kyli Ballard 0-5 SB Miranda Moss, Richland, Jr. Natalie Potts, Incarnate Word bases loaded walks, things you just Dixon’s Maci Holtsclaw started one RBI. Emma Thiltgen doubled Tristen Lipscomb 0-4 2 R, SB Katie Griffin, Van Buren, Jr. Academy, So. can’t do in a title game. When the in the circle and allowed 4 earned and walked twice. Abby Overshon 0-4 2 R, BB Isabel Rohlfing, New Covenant Tasia Johnson, Lee’s Summit game finished after 1:00 a.m., we runs on 7 hits in four innings while Scoring by Innings R H E Anna Moore 1-5 2B, 2 RBI Academy, Sr. West, Jr. took home the 2nd Place trophy and walking 1 and striking out 3. Mad- Steelville 3 0 3 3 1 1 0 2 - 13 13 7 Mackenzie Cross 1-4 3 R, 2 SB, Coach of the Year: David Bur- Ella Moodey, Central (St Joe), hopefully some lessons to continue die Ryan also pitched four innings Dixon 0 3 2 2 3 0 1 0 - 11 6 6 RBI rows, Ellington Jr. to build on as the season pro- Maci Holtsclaw 0-2 Player of the Year: Kaylee King, Kyrah (KK) Brodie, Rock gresses. Our season is off to a 2-2 Kalie Marr 0-1 R, BB Ellington Bridge, Jr. start and we will look to improve Dixon falls to Laquey, 3-2, in Autumn Khuzkian 1 SB Coach of the Year: Dan Rolfes, and get ready for Belle again, as we Dixon JV 6, Steelville JV 5 2021 Class 6 Girls Incarnate Word Academy face them next Friday. Our next The Dixon JV defeated edged All-State Basketball Team Player of the Year: Indya game will be Thursday against Stoutland Classic Pool Play Steelville 6-5 in the junior varsity Below is the Class 6 Girls All- Green, Kickapoo Eldon (our home opener) at 5:00. In the second game of pool play SB) contest. for Dixon at the Stoutland Baseball Shannon Kampeter: 1-4 (2B, 3 Mackenzie Cross picked up the Classic on March 24, the Bulldogs SB) win allowing 4 earned runs on 2 fell to Laquey 3-2, evening their Luke Roach: 1-3 (1B, BB, SB) hits while striking out 5, walking 3, Bulldogs rip Lions 16-3 in Classic opener record at 1-1. Dixon Coach Alex Shelton’s and hitting 1 batter. The Dixon Bulldogs began their Score by Innings R H E Garrett Johnson: 1-1 (1B, RBI) Dixon’s Anthony McCance Comments: This was one of those Scoring by Inning R H E 2021 spring baseball season by fac- Dixon 1 3 6 6 - 16 11 2 Creed Jones: 1-3 (1B, R) came on in relief and was handed games that we just didn’t get the Steelville JV 2 3 0 - 5 2 3 ing Crocker March 23 in their first Crocker 0 0 0 3 - 3 3 5 Dixon Coach Alex Shelton’s the loss. He tossed four innings, al- job done on the offensive side of Dixon JV 2 2 2 - 6 5 3 game of pool play in the Stoutland Dixon Pitching Stats: Comments: It was sure nice to get lowing three runs on six hits, struck the ball. We were only able to col- Dixon JV Stats: Spring Baseball Classic. Dixon Clayton Sinden: W (2.0 IP, 0 R, out on the diamond and play some out nine and walked seven. lect 3 hits on the night and left 10 Jenna Matlock 2-3 2B, R, RBI scored in every inning as they 1 H, 3 K, 1 BB) ball tonight! I thought the boys did The Bulldogs managed just three runners on base. We hit a lot of Autumn Khuzkian 0-2 RBI ripped the Lions 16-3 in four in- Case Sinden: (2.0 IP, 2 R (0 ER), a nice job for early in the year in hits with Shannon Kampeter hitting balls right at the defense and just Alyssa Morgan 0-1 BB, R nings. The Bulldogs led 16-0 before 2 H, 2 K, 3 BB) all parts of the game. Clayton and a double and Clayton Sinden and couldn’t find a way to get a hit Alexa Hall 1-2 RBI Crocker finally plated three runs in Dixon Hitting Stats: Case Sinden were able to lead Luke Roach both knocking singles. when we needed one. It was a dis- Kynzlei McMillian 0-1 BB, R the bottom of the fourth before the Clayton Sinden: 2-3 (2 2B, SAC, from the mound and our offense Score by Innings R H E appointing night for sure, but Kalie Marr 1-2 RBI game was called.
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