All four seniors contributed to an extra-inning win Thursday in Shelbyville’s final game of the regular season against Cathedral.

On Senior Night, Kylee Edwards tripled with one out in the bottom of the eighth inning and Hailey Pogue hit the first pitch she saw to bring an end to a back-and-forth affair against the Irish, 9-8.

Cathedral dropped to 17-9 and saw its 9-game win streak snapped. Shelbyville improved to 17-8.

Fellow seniors Abby Brenner (single, two walks) and Riley Maulden (single, run scored) helped rally the Golden Bears, who immediately fell behind 3-0 in the top of the first inning.

Angela Valentine belted a 2-run home run off Shelbyville starting pitcher Cheyenne Eads to stake Cathedral to a 3-0 lead.

Eads, a junior, quickly erased that lead with a 3-run home run in the bottom half of the first off Cathedral starting pitcher Sidney Feczko, who pitched into the fifth inning before being relieved by Maddie Liter. Feczko returned to pitch the eighth inning and took the loss.

Shelbyville’s four seniors totaled nine hits and six runs scored in their final home game. The Golden Bears will not host a postseason game this year.

Maulden singled and moved around the bases on three wild pitches to give Shelbyville its first lead of the game, 4-3.

Feczko delivered a two-run double in the fourth and the Irish added another run to take a 6-4 lead.

Shelbyville got a two-run double from Destiney Johnson in the fifth inning. Kali Laycock followed with a sacrifice fly that plated Brenner to re-take the lead, 7-6.

Pogue scored Edwards, who had three hits and scored three runs, in the sixth with an insurance run but Eads hit Liter with a pitch with two outs in the seventh and then allowed an Alyssa Fry single and Ashley Sylvia double to tie the game.

Shelbyville had a chance to win it in the bottom of the seventh off Liter when Maulden reached on a fielder’s choice and tried to score from first base on a Laycock double to the fence. A perfect relay throw from shortstop Anna Moore to catcher Aubrie Wright beat Maulden to the plate and the game went to extra innings.

Pogue stepped into the pitcher’s circle and worked a scoreless eighth inning then closed out the game in her final home at bat.

In other prep events Thursday:

Baseball

Park Tudor 7, Triton Central 5

Triton Central built a 4-0 lead on Senior Night but Class 2A, No. 3 Park Tudor scored four runs in the fourth inning and three runs in the sixth to secure the come-from-behind victory.

M.J. Gaines had three hits, scored two runs and drove in two to lead the victorious Panthers (20-6). Lucas Bassi, Brady Redman and Mason Jennings each had two hits.

Redman earned the win on the mound, pitching four innings in relief of Jennings. The pair combined to allow eight hits and five walks.

Eli Sego and Avynn Whitaker each had two hits for Triton Central (13-12).

Triton Central is at Waldron (7-16) today.

Waldron 14, Edinburgh 2

At Edinburgh, the visiting Mohawks used a 10-run fourth inning to complete the Mid-Hoosier Conference sweep of Edinburgh (3-21, 0-12 MHC).

Jared Myers, Jarrett Turner and Milas Burkman each had two hits for Edinburgh but a two-run first inning was all the offense against Waldron (7-16, 5-7 MHC).

Waldron’s big fourth inning was punctuated by Donovan Russell’s 2-run home run – his first career home run.

Bryce Yarling had three hits and scored three runs. The senior pitched four innings and struck out seven to get the win.

Jacob Bennett struck out three Lancers in one inning of relief work.

Southwestern 12, Indianapolis Tech 0

Tech (11-10) managed just three baserunners (two hits, one walk) and suffered its third shutout loss of the season.

Southwestern improved to 7-11 and hosts Indy Genesis (6-15) today in its regular-season finale.

Boys golf

Shelbyville 161, Indianapolis Lutheran 162, Edinburgh 176

At Timbergate Golf Course, Shelbyville’s Eli Baker shot an even par round of 36 to capture the medalist honor and lead the Golden Bears past the Saints and Lancers.

Also completing Shelbyville’s scorecard were Jake Garrison (39), Brock Wischmeyer (40), DaMiles McDuffey (46) and Logan Reinhart (50).

Softball

Morristown 15, Jac-Cen-Del 4

At Morristown, Nevaeh Cox had five hits and scored four runs to lead Morristown to a win in its regular-season finale.

Katie Theobald, Rhylee Coppage and Abbi Miller each had two hits and Brandi Enterkin drove in four runs.

Coppage collected the win after pitching six innings and allowing four hits while striking out five.

Morristown improved to 11-0 while the Eagles dropped to 7-16.

Edinburgh 11, Waldron 0

At Edinburgh, MacKenzie Bieker limited the Mohawks (3-13-1, 3-9 MHC) to three hits and one walk while striking out 11. She also scored three runs and had two RBIs.

The Lancers improved to 12-11 (9-2 MHC).

Alyssa Benson took the loss for Waldron.

Triton Central 10, Bethesda Christian 0

At Triton Central, the host Tigers scored in all five innings to collect their 10^th shutout of the season.

Eight different Tigers had hits in the win. Madison Collins, Hailey Harris and Jalynn Keith each had two hits.

Madi Peterson pitched a two-hitter and struck out 10 Patriots (9-9).

TC closed out its regular-season schedule with a 17-5 record.

Girls tennis

Shelbyville Sectional

Shelbyville 5, Southwestern 0

Shelbyville’s No. 1 doubles pairing of Karlie Lawson and Sophia Asher lost the first set to Southwestern’s Lauryn Blondell and McKinley Correll but rallied to take a 3-6, 6-3, 6-2 win to complete the sweep of the sectional semifinal match.

Waldron 5, Morristown 0

In the other semifinal match, Josee Larrison and Emily Tyree did not lose a game in the No. 1 singles and No. 3 singles matches, respectively.

Waldron won all five matches in straight sets to advance to today’s championship match against Shelbyville.

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