<p>Girls tennis</p>
<p><strong>Coaches select All-County team</strong></p>
<p>Johnson County’s coaches selected their All-County team for the season. Center Grove’s Isabella Schoolcraft, who was chosen as the Player of the Year, leads the way.</p>
<p>Other singles players named were fellow Trojans Ellie Strube and Jillian Garrett; Katie Heuchan and Lexi Wilkison of Franklin, Reese Johnson of Whiteland, Katie Burkman of Indian Creek and Maddie Bright of Greenwood.</p>
<p>Also chosen were Center Grove’s two doubles teams, Emily Hoy/Ashlee Fisk and Holyn Aukerman/Abby Hoard, as well as Daryn Hyneman and Abi Smith of Franklin and Whiteland’s Bri Harwell and Sarah Scott.</p>
<p>The Daily Journal will also select an All-County team at the end of the season.</p>
<p>Boys golf</p>
<p><strong>Warriors win twice</strong></p>
<p>Medalist Zach Ricketts shot a 40 and Jacob Johnson added a 41 as Whiteland defeated Shelbyville, 169 to 182, on Wednesday.</p>
<p>Ricketts also led the way with a 37 as Whiteland defeated Brown County on Tuesday, 162 to 171. Eight Warriors shot 43 or better on the day.</p>
<p><strong>Trojans roll to victory</strong></p>
<p>Noah Gillard and Logan Anderson each finished with a round of 70 as No. 1 Center Grove coasted past Bloomington North, 288 to 334, on Wednesday.</p>
<p><strong>Braves top Jets</strong></p>
<p>Scott Russell earned medalist honors with a 41 as Indian Creek defeated Hauser on Wednesday, 174 to 187. Chandler Donahue added a 43 for the Braves (6-5).</p>
<p><strong>Lancers fall to Twisters</strong></p>
<p>Despite a round of 37 from Bladen Hancock, Edinburgh was beaten by Oldenburg Academy, 191 to 227, on Tuesday.</p>
<p>Miscellany</p>
<p><strong>Shepherd ties for 13th at Indy Open</strong></p>
<p>Ethan Shepherd posted a second-round 69 on Tuesday, tied for the second lowest round of the day, to finish in a tie for 13th overall at the Indiana PGA Indianapolis Open at Harbour Trees Golf Club in Noblesville.</p>
<p>Shepherd, who recently completed his freshman season at Indiana University, finished 2 over par overall at 144. Fellow Greenwood resident Austin Crowder also made the cut, tying for 42nd at 151.</p>
