Madison Outlasts Lady Pirates 3-1

Lady Pirate Volleyball hosted Madison Thursday evening in the CHS Sports Arena, capping a third straight night of heated competition this week for Charlestown.  The Lady Pirates found themselves two sets behind again before gaining some momentum; Charlestown fell to the Lady Cubs 3-1 (15-25, 21-25, 25-19, & 14-25).  “This is the second night in a row that it has taken us a while to get started.  We cannot afford to not be focused when we step out on the court against solid teams like Madison.  We started to gain some momentum in the end of the second set and was able to carry it over in the third set behind some strong serving by Amelia McCoy who helped us get a 6-0 lead.  We were able to hang onto the lead to win the third set, but struggled in the fourth set with some communication and passing”, commented Lady Pirate Head Coach Tammy Nuxoll.  The top Lady Pirate kill leaders tonight were Kaia Reid with 9, Amelia McCoy with 5, and Adia Wells with 3.  Chrissa Ledbetter had 17 defensive digs; while Kaia Reid and Amelia McCoy each contributed 10.  “We had three matches in a row this week and are recovering from some injuries.  We are off this weekend which will give us some time to recuperate before our match against Southwestern next Tuesday”, concluded Coach Nuxoll.  The Charlestown Junior Varsity also fell to Madison, 0-2 (16-25, & 23-25).

Pirate Tennis Sweeps New Washington

The Charlestown Pirate Tennis team (3-2 overall; 0-2 MSC) traveled up Highway 62 on Thursday night to face off with Clark County rival New Washington. The Pirates started hot and finished strong as they swept New Washington 5-0. All positions played well. At one singles, Miles Matthews won 6-1, 6-1. At two singles, Trey Woodward won 7-6 (7-5), 6-2. At three singles, Jacob Doherty won 6-2, 6-1. In doubles play, Steven Delaney & Josh Copeland won in straight sets, 6-0, 6-0 and Chase Wray & Aaron Meyer won 7-6 (7-5), 6-3. The Pirates advance to 3-2 on the season, and will be playing in the New Albany Invitational this weekend, starting tomorrow night.

Pirate Tennis Drop MSC Match to Scottsburg

The Charlestown Pirate Tennis team (2-2 overall; 0-2 MSC) stepped back into Mid-Southern Conference play on Wednesday night as they hosted Scottsburg. Charlestown played well, but were swept by the Warriors. At one singles, Miles Matthews was defeated 5-7, 5-7. At two singles, Trey Woodward was defeated 3-6, 2-6. At three singles, Jacob Doherty was defeated 2-6, 1-6. In doubles action, Steven Delaney & Josh Copeland were defeated 7-5, 2-6, 5-7, and Chase Wray/Aaron Meyer were defeated 1-6, 0-6. The Pirates move to .500 at 2-2 as they get ready for New Washington on Thursday night. “#1 singles and #1 doubles played very good matches,” commented Head Coach Scott Matthews. Charlestown (2-2 overall) will play New Washington Thursday night, before playing in the New Albany Invitational this weekend, beginning Friday night.

Pirate Football v Brownstown PreGame Activities Huge

HSGameTimeLIVElogoThe Bone Yard will be buzzing with activity Friday Night, starting at 4:00 pm and leading up to the huge MSC Clash between Charlestown and Brownstown.  WHAS TV 11’s HS Game Time Live, delivered by Papa Johns Pizza, will be at the CHS Bone Yard filming their weekly show and showcasing Charlestown High School and Friday’s game as their Game of the Week.  The Papa John’s Pizza mobile kitchen will be in the house throughout the night, selling fresh pizza and donating the proceeds back to Pirate and Lady Pirate athletics.

Kevin Khuri will also be on hand providing some live music and Aramark will have their food truck selling other tail gating food items such as Burgers, Brats, Pulled Pork Sandwiches, Walking Tacos, Nachos with Cheese, and Drinks from 5:00-6:30 pm.

The game will kick-off at 7:00 pm and will also feature a special halftime ceremony honoring current Charlestown Pirate Football School Record holders.  As always, if you can’t make it to the game, you can catch every second of the action live on www.CPPSB.com or using the Free CPPSB app on your smartphone or mobile device; Pirate Pride Sports Broadcasting will go on the air at 6:30 pm live from the Bone Yard.

Arrive early this week Pirate Nation, there will be plenty to see and do while getting pumped up for the huge game of the week……..your Pirates versus those Braves!

Lady Pirates Drop Contest at Henryville

Charlestown Lady Pirate Volleyball traveled to Henryville Wednesday evening for a second straight non-conference match-up.  Charlestown fell behind 2 sets to none, 19-25 & 16-25; but then rallied in the third to beat their hosts 25-23 before nearly forcing a fifth but coming up just short, 27-25 in the fourth.  “Tonight we played a good Henryville team that advanced to Semi-State last year and returned 7 seniors.  We struggled early in the first two sets by giving Henryville too many points and when we finally started to play it was a little too late.  The third and fourth set we started playing from the beginning and we were competitive through out the match.  We won some long rallies by playing good defense.  I was proud how the team played in the third and fourth set and did not give up after struggling in the first two,” summarized Lady Pirate Head coach Tammy Nuxoll.  Kaia Reid led the offense with 10 kills and 6 service aces.  Defensively, Chrissa Ledbetter had 19 digs and Maddie Nuxoll had 14 digs.  The varsity team moved to a record of 3-3 while the Junior Varsity improved to 3-2 with a 25-24 & 25-23 win at Henryville.

Boys Soccer Open MSC Play with Tie

The Charlestown Pirate Soccer team (1-1-1 overall; 0-0-1 MSC) opened up conference play on Tuesday night hosting the Corydon Central Panthers. The game started quickly, with two goals in the first half, but slowed down as the second half produced no scoring. In the first half, Sergio Bolanos was able to get past the Corydon Central defense to score the lone Pirate goal, and the defense of the Pirates held up to limit the Panther scoring at 1. The team battled hard, and controlled midfield well during the conference opener, and played well after coming off an impressive win on Monday night. The Pirate Head Coach Brian Wight commented that he was “very proud of the boys and movement good once again. We will need to refuel once again and get ready for another battle tomorrow night against Southern on the road.” As stated above, the Pirate Soccer team (1-1-1 overall) will step out of MSC play to travel across the Ohio River into Kentucky to face off with Southern High School. The match is scheduled to begin at 6:00pm. Starting next week, Pirate Soccer home matches will be moved back over to Charlestown High School. For more information about the Pirate Soccer team, and other Pirate & Lady Pirate teams, stay tuned to Charlestown Pirate Pride Sports Broadcasting through our website and our Facebook & Twitter pages.

Matthews Approved to Take Lady Pirate Helm

The Greater Clark School Corporation Tuesday evening approved the hiring of Scott Matthews as the new Lady Pirate Basketball Head Coach.  Matthews, who served as an assistant last season for the program, replaces Michael Prichard, who resigned in late July.  Coach Matthews is originally from New Washington, but has also coached basketball Madison Shawe, Austin and Clarksville.  Coach Matthews has been coaching Boys and Girls Tennis at Charlestown since arriving to the staff in 2013.

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