With a pair of first-half goals from Al Hernandez and a strong effort from Brayden Basey directing the defense, Shelbyville boys soccer earned a 2-0 victory Tuesday against visiting Hamilton Heights (0-4).

Hernandez’s two goals came off assists from Jake Heaton and Ben Price.

Jalen Hounshell recorded his second shutout of the season for the Golden Bears (2-2).

“Brayden Basey was fantastic leading the defense,” said Shelbyville head coach Ben Purvis. “He consistently won the ball out of the air and kept us organized. His composure forced Hamilton Heights into shots from distance.”

Shelbyville also won the junior varsity game, 4-0.

Jett Suiter scored two goals and Trent Todd and Brock Wischmeyer completed the scoring. Nathan Tweedy had the shutout in goal.

In other prep events Tuesday:

Girls Golf

Greensburg 202, Shelbyville 209

At Blue Bear Golf Course, Regan Mathies led the Golden Bears with a nine-hole score of 50.

Completing Shelbyville’s scorecard were Madison Monroe (51), Kaylee Tackett (53) and Lanie Stephens (55).

Sarah Stapp was the medalist, leading Greensburg with a 49. Elizabeth Mitchell followed with 50. Anne Pumphrey (51) and Kate Acra (52) rounded out the Pirates’ scorecard.

Southwestern 233, Oldenburg Academy Inc.

At Hillcrest, Lily Kerber led Southwestern with a 50. She was followed on the scorecard by Alison Muck (59), McKinley Correll (61), Sydney Griffin (61) and Olivia Chandler (63).

Emerald Simmonds was the medalist with a 48. Oldenburg Academy only had three golfers available. Claire Walke shot 60 and Ava Allen finished at 64.

Boys Soccer

Indianapolis Washington 4, Morristown 3

At Morristown, the Yellow Jackets lost their home opener to drop to 2-2 this season.

Boys Tennis

Seymour 4, Shelbyville 1

At Seymour, Shelbyville’s No. 1 singles player, Aidan Asher, produced the lone victory for the Golden Bears (1-3), who have lost three straight.

Asher improved to 3-1 this season.

Andrew Levine defeated Caden Tackett at No. 2 singles, 6-0, 6-2.

Joe Schmidt bested Ian Blackketter at No. 3 singles, 6-4, 6-1.

At No. 1 doubles, Eli Meyer and Jack VonDielingen blanked Charlie Rife and Karson Schaf, 6-0, 6-0.

And Reuben Kruse and Parker Thompson defeated Connor Zobel and Layne Pogue, 6-4, 6-0.

Volleyball

Morristown def. Edinburgh, 25-22, 25-17, 25-16

At Edinburgh, the Yellow Jackets won their second straight match to even their record at 3-3 and collected their first Mid-Hoosier Conference win of the season.

The Lancers dropped to 3-5.

Trinity Lutheran def. Waldron, 25-17, 25-21, 25-20

At Waldron, the visiting Cougars (2-1) swept the previously-unbeaten Mohawks (3-1).

Ruthie Bingham led Trinity Lutheran with 15 kills while Stella Kleffman finished with five serving aces.

Triton Central def. Beech Grove, 25-11, 17-25, 25-12, 25-14

At Triton Central, Brooklyn Bailey finished with a team-high 13 kills and four aces to lead the Tigers (3-3).

Maia Harris also had four aces and 27 assists for Triton Central while Julia Sanders had 36 digs.

Junior High Soccer

Southwestern 2, Greensburg 2

Southwestern had goals from Carter Cooley and Jay Brown.

Ethan Sipes was credited with an assist.

Middle School Cross Country

Greensburg Invitational

At Greensburg Monday, Shelbyville Middle School finished sixth in the boys division.

Running for Shelbyville were Logan Reinhart (10^th place in 11:51), Josue Isaac (11^th in 11:51), Owen Hartman (61^st in 14:14), Blake Bryant (75^th in 14:52), Shia Veach (78^th in 15:03), Everett Stegemiller (100^th in 16:30) and Kendryk Pike (108^th in 17:06).

Triton Central finished 16^th in the team standings with Liam Thompson (7^th in 11:43) scoring a top-10 finish.

Also competing for TC were Jayden Franklin (64^th in 14:19), Reid Oertel (76^th in 14:54), Lucas Graham (115^th in 17:49), Harry Watson (122^nd in 19:36), Bo Nentrup (128^th in 22:02) and Tyler Stohry (131^st in 25:24).

Waldron placed 18^th with Ethan Hirshauer (38^th in 13:19), Jacob Kuhn (81^st in 15:27), Caige Sheaffer (83^rd in 15:29), Spencer Armstrong (84^th in 15:32), Lucas Price (104^th in 16:49) and Kevin Crouch (121^st in 19:15) running.

Southwestern’s Chris Claiborne finished 33^rd in 12:49. Fellow Spartan Jackson Bentz placed 45^th in 13:32.

Waldron (10^th), Triton Central (11^th) and Shelbyville (15^th) competed in the girls race.

Waldron’s Claire Larrison (36^th in 14:35) was the top finisher from Shelby County. Larrison’s teammate, Grace Fischer (39^th in 14:41) was close behind.

Haylee Barnes (50^th in 15:35) was Shelbyville’s top finisher. Triton Central’s Jocelyn Oertel (54^th in 15:44) was the only other county runner to finish in the top 60.

Triton Central also entered Rylee Pruitt (61^st in 16:16), Ariel Walker (70^th in 16:31), Dannahi Lopez (87^th in 17:35), Penelope Turner (91^st in 17:58), Audrey Morris (102^nd in 19:46) and Kaylynn Peterman (113^th in 21:19).

Also running for Waldron were Brooklyn Milbourn (75^th in 16:47), Kassidy Meulen (97^th in 19:06), Arianna Thompson (119^th in 21:58) and Abby Crouch (127^th in 25:49).

For Shelbyville, Sophia Cunningham finished 81^st in 17:10; Aerin Garcia-Santiago placed 108^th in 20:32; Cora Flynn was 111^th in 20:59, Virdian Gascaq finished 112^th in 21:09; Kathryn Seal finished 118^th in 21:51; and Courtney Gross placed 123^rd in 23:16.

Southwestern had two runners – Adalyn Brewer (96^th in 19:01) and Sienna Shaw (110^th in 20:54).