Lady Pirate Volleyball Meeting Announced

Charlestown Lady Pirate Volleyball Coach Tammy Nuxoll has announced a meeting for any girls (and their parents) who are interested in playing Lady Pirate Volleyball; and will be enrolled in Charlestown High School during the 2015-16 season.  The meeting will be held on Wednesday, June 3rd, 2015, beginning at 7:30 pm in the CHS Sports Arena.  During the meeting, coaches will be introduced and the summer schedule will be discussed.  Additionally, Lady Pirate Volleyball will be hosting open gym work-outs during the month of May; on Mondays and Wednesdays from 6-8 p.m.  Open gym work-out session are open to any Charlestown HS or Charlestown MS student interested in playing volleyball.  For more information about Lady Pirate Volleyball, visit www.PiratePride.BLUE/Volleyball or contact Coach Nuxoll at tnuxoll@gcs.k12.in.us.

Lady Pirate Basketball Camps Finalized

Charlestown Lady Pirate Basketball Coach Michael Prichard has finalized dates for this year’s Lady Pirate Girls Basketball Camp.  Camp Dates are as follows, with grade levels based upon 2015-2016 school enrollment:

Session 1 will be held Monday through Thursday, May 18-21 from 4:00 to 5:15 pm for girls entering grades Kindergarten through 2nd grades;
Session 2 will be held Monday through Thursday, June 1-4 from 4:30-5:30 pm for girls entering 3rd through 5th grades; and
Session 3 will be held Monday through Wednesday, June 8-10 from 3:45-5:30 pm for girls entering 6th through 8th grades.

Download and print a Camp Brochure by clicking HERE.

If you have any questions feel free to contact Michael Prichard at mprichard@gcs.k12.in.us

IHSAA Announces New Sectional Alignments for the next Two Seasons

The Indiana High School Athletic Association announced the new sectional alignments for Basketball, Football, Baseball, Softball, Volleyball and Soccer Monday.  The new alignment will be used for the 2015-16 and 2016-17 school year athletic seasons.  Charlestown remains in Class 3A and generally in the same sectionals as currently assigned; with a few new opponents due to school size fluctuation and recent success factors.  The following outline the new and up-coming sectional alignments for the 2015-16 and 2016-17 school years:

Baseball:  #30-Brownstown, Charlestown, Corydon, North Harrison, Salem, Scottsburg, & Silver Creek;

Boys Basketball:  #30-Brownstown, Charlestown, Corydon, North Harrison, Salem, Scottsburg, & Silver Creek;

Girls Basketball:  #30-Brownstown, Charlestown, Corydon, North Harrison, Salem, Scottsburg, & Silver Creek;

Football:  #31-Brown County, Brownstown, Charlestown, Corydon, Heritage Hills, North Harrison, Salem & Southridge;

Softball:  #30-Brownstown, Charlestown, Corydon, North Harrison, Salem, Scottsburg, & Silver Creek;

Boys Soccer:  #28-Charlestown, Corydon, Floyd Central, Jeffersonville, New Albany, & Silver Creek;

Girls Soccer:  #28-Charlestown, Corydon, Floyd Central, Jeffersonville, New Albany, & Silver Creek; and

Volleyball:  #30-Brownstown, Charlestown, Corydon, Providence, Salem, Scottsburg, & Silver Creek.

Lady Pirate Basketball Announces Open Workouts

The Charlestown Lady Pirates Girls Basketball Team will host Open Facilities and Individual Workouts 3 times per week in the Month of May for students in 7th-12th Grade. They will take place every Monday (except Memorial Day), Tuesday and Thursday from 6-8pm at Charlestown High School. These workouts will be overseen by at least one of member of the high school coaching staff. Students that are not involved in a spring sport are highly encouraged to attend these sessions.

4A #2 Floyd Central Has to Rally to Beat the Pirates

The Class 3A #10 Charlestown Pirate Baseball team traveled to Floyd Central Friday evening for an out-of-conference match-up.  The Pirates led 1-0 after the first inning, then 3-1 after the three complete between they tied at seven after five.  The Highlanders led 8-7 going to the bottom of the sixth before the Pirates scored two runs to regain the lead in the top of the seventh.  Floyd Central rallied and scored two in the bottom of the seventh to avoid the upset at home.  More to follow….

The Pirates’ show down with Class 3A #5 Silver Creek, for the MSC lead, is Monday evening, 5:00 pm at Silver Creek.

Pirate Golf News and Notes

The Charlestown High School Pirate Golf team wrapped up a busy week Thursday night at Hidden Creek against Floyd Central. Kyle Jackson was the team medalist with a 45, followed by Miles Matthews’s 47, and Brady Christman’s 52.  Wednesday the team had traveled to Chariot Run. Miles Matthews and Kyle Jackson were impressive for the first time playing the course with a 46 and 48 respectfully. Brady Christman showed improvement over last year by knocking off four strokes from his score last year at Chariot Run. The team is currently short one member due to an injury and therefore doesn’t have an official team score as it takes four members to score as a “team”.

Pirates Wear-Out Clarksville 14-4 in Five

The Charlestown Pirate Baseball team hosted the Clarksville Generals in Mid-Southern Conference play Thursday evening, having a huge fifth inning to ten rule the Generals 14-4 and improve to 11-3 & 5-0 MSC on the season thus far.  Senior Drew Reich returned to the mound, pitching the win for the Pirates and moving his record to 3-0 on the season.  Wyatt Kissel collected the loss from the General mound.  Both pitchers delivered over 90 pitches throughout the game.  The Pirates answered a run scored by the Generals in the top of the second; with two runs in the bottom after a scoreless first.  The Pirates repeated that scoring action in the third, scoring two runs in the bottom of the third after a second run by Clarksville (3-10 & 1-2 MSC) to make it a 4-2 advantage after three.  Holding the Generals run-less in the top of the third, the Pirates got the sticks busy, adding three runs in the bottom of the fourth and a big seven run fifth to take a ten run lead and end the game in five.  Devon Krueger had a big night for the Pirates, finishing 2 of 3 from the plate, including two doubles and two RBIs.  Atom Ward finished 2 for 4 in trips to the plate, with two runs; and Justin Farris added a triple to the winning mix.  “We got off to a slow start tonight and didn’t really have the intensity we needed. To the guys credit, they made some adjustments and got it going but we have to come out ready to go right away at all times”, commented a pleased Pirate Head Coach Ricky Romans.  The Pirates start a competitive strength of their schedule; next up are three straight state-ranked opponents.  The Pirates go to Floyd Cental Friday night, to Silver Creek in a huge MSC showdown Monday evening, and then host Austin on Thrusday.

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