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GBB STATE FINALS: Preview

Posted on 06 March 2009 by .

Here is a look at the 34th Annual IHSAA Girls Basketball State Finals to be held March 7 at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, courtesy of ihsaa.org:
STATE FINALS
Date: Saturday, March 7
Site: Lucas Oil Stadium, 500 S. Capitol Ave., Indianapolis
Admission: Session $15, season $25
Tickets: Reserved tickets can be purchased at the participating schools the week of the state finals (contact schools for ticket distribution hours).
Home team: In each state championship game, the winner of the south semistate is the designated home team.
SESSION I
Class A State Championship: #7 Fort Wayne Canterbury (22-4) vs. #1 Vincennes Rivet (23-1). 10:30 a.m. ET
Class 2A State Championship: #2 Oak Hill (27-1) vs. #1 Heritage Christian (25-1). To follow
SESSION II
Class 3A State Championship: #4 Fort Wayne Elmhurst (24-2) vs. #10 Owen Valley (24-2). 6 p.m. ET
Class 4A State Championship: #2 South Bend Washington (26-0) vs. #1 Ben Davis (29-0). To follow
CLASS A: #7 Fort Wayne Canterbury (22-4) vs. #1 Vincennes Rivet (23-1)
A team statistical comparison:
FW Canterbury, category, Vincennes Rivet
.469 FG Percentage .430
n/a Opp. FG Percentage .370
.335 3-Pt. FG Percentage .290
.658 FT Percentage .630
32.8 Rebound Average 25.3
n/a Rebound Margin n/a
57.7 Points Per Game 54.0
42.0 Points Allowed Per Game 39.6
15.7 Points Differential 14.4
Fort Wayne Canterbury Cavaliers
Roster & statistics (number, name, height, grade, position, games played, FG-FGA, FG%, 3FG%, FT%, apg, rpg, ppg)
00 Becky Pedro 5-9 10 G 24 72-131 .550 .250 .611 5.1 2.9 7.7
11 Jordan Fisher 5-6 10 G 15 3-20 .150 1.000 .200 0.1 0.5 1.1
12 Emily Brinkman 5-3 10 G 19 5-18 .278 .000 .643 0.3 0.6 1.0
14 Katy Graves 5-4 9 G 21 6-13 .462 .000 .818 0.1 0.3 1.0
20 Paige Wells 5-6 11 G 25 24-77 .312 .260 .654 1.4 2.6 4.6
21 Megan Pedro 5-11 12 F 10 11-29 .379 .270 .476 1.4 3.6 6.2
22 Cassie Kreiger 5-8 11 F 26 99-214 .463 .451 .693 2.3 4.5 11.7
32 Molly Sekar 5-6 11 F 15 0-4 .000 .333 1.000 0.2 0.7 0.3
32 Kelly Karr 5-5 12 F 24 11-29 .380 .000 .733 0.3 1.6 1.4
33 Tabitha Gerardot 5-11 11 F 26 188-337 .558 .474 .722 2.1 13.0 23.1
34 Madison Moyle 5-7 10 F 26 33-96 .344 1.000 .587 0.9 3.7 3.8
44 Nakao Mauch 5-3 12 F 23 11-24 .458 .000 .200 0.4 1.9 1.0
Coach: Scott Kreiger
Team Totals / Percentages 471-1005 .469 .335 .658 12.9 32.8 57.7
Opponent Totals / Percentages 42.0
Results (22-4)
11/18 at Hamilton W 81-27
11/19 at Woodlan W 53-45
11/22 FW Concordia Lutheran L 47-54
11/25 Eastside W 65-36
12/03 Fort Wayne South Side L 33-78
12/06 at Wawasee L 45-56
12/10 at Whitko W 52-43
12/13 Bethany Christian W 65-34
1/06 Fort Wayne Elmhurst W 62-54
1/10 Carmel L 41-66
1/13 at New Haven W 57-47
1/17 at Lakewood Park Christian W 60-38
1/20 at Central Noble W 55-33
1/22 Adams Central W 63-13
1/24 FW Blackhawk Christian W 70-37
1/27 at Harding W 64-63
1/29 at Fremont W 69-55
1/31 at Prairie Heights W 66-47
2/2 at Heritage W 53-28
2/4 Bluffton W 61-32
FW Canterbury Sectional
2/10 Elkhart Christian W 68-30
2/13 FW Blackhawk Christian W 44-18
2/14 Bethany Christian W 65-21
Caston Regional
2/21 Kouts W 53-39
2/21 Oregon-Davis W 61-55
Elkhart Central Semi-State
2/28 Southern Wells W 44-43
State finals history
State champion: 2008 (A)
Appearances: 2008 (A), 2009 (A)
Cavaliers notes
• Final Coaches State Ranking: No. 7.
• Canterbury back to defend last year’s Class A state championship it won 36-32 over University.
• Four starters return from last year’s title team (Tabitha Gerardot, Cassie Kreiger, Paige Wells, Rebecca Pedro).
• Cavaliers have won 16 straight games since falling 66-41 to last year’s 4A state champ, Carmel, on Jan. 10.
• For second year in a row, edged Southern Wells, 44-43, in Saturday’s semistate championship game.
• 10-0 vs. other Class A teams; 7-0 vs. 2A teams; 5-2 vs. 3A teams; 0-2 vs. 4A teams.
• Canterbury is 43-9 over the last two years, 65-12 over the last three seasons, and 78-23 the past four years.
• Defeated 3A state finalist Fort Wayne Elmhurst, 62-54, on Jan. 6.
Vincennes Rivet Patriots
Roster & statistics (number, name, height, grade, position, games played, FG-FGA, FG%, 3FG%, FT%, apg, rpg, ppg)
2 Julia Finch 5-4 10 G 22 5-18 .277 .333 .500 0.4 0.4 1.3
3 Chelsea Meeks 5-4 11 G 3 18-35 .514 .375 .571 4.3 3.6 16.3
5 Ellie Herman 5-10 9 C 18 11-21 .524 .000 .250 0.0 0.8 1.3
11 Victoria Brocksmith 5-4 11 G 24 12-40 .300 .105 .600 0.9 0.8 1.6
14 Casandra Brocksmith 5-7 10 G 24 67-144 .465 .263 .681 2.8 3.9 9.0
15 Elizabeth Keller 5-8 9 G 24 64-153 .418 .000 .633 1.9 3.7 8.2
21 Erin Wehrheim 5-11 10 F 24 61-140 .436 .000 .700 1.6 5.2 6.3
22 Sara Young 5-7 10 G 24 32-62 .516 .341 .767 5.5 2.0 10.2
24 Mallory Niehaus 5-11 10 F 24 58-124 .468 .000 .579 1.0 3.1 5.8
30 Natalie Frey 5-10 9 F 6 0-0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0.0
34 Lauren Tucker 5-6 10 F 20 2-9 .222 .000 .400 0.0 1.0 0.4
40 Amber Fowler 5-6 10 F 13 0-2 .000 .000 .250 0.0 0.2 0.1
42 Macie McCoy 5-6 11 F 5 0-3 .000 .333 .333 0.0 0.8 1.4
44 Emily Montgomery 5-9 10 F 24 67-173 .387 .182 .576 1.3 4.1 8.1
n/a Maria Matick 5-2 9 G 0 0-0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0.0
n/a Izzy Phlan 5-6 9 F 1 0-0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0.0
n/a Julia Platt 6-1 9 C 3 0-0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0.0
Team Totals / Percentages 397-924 .430 .293 .630 16.3 25.3 54.0
Opponent Totals / Percentages 268-728 .368 .327 .622 24.0 39.6
Coach: Tim Young
Results (23-1)
11/11 Shakamak W 76-33
11/15 Eastern Greene W 65-34
11/20 at North Knox W 52-39
11/22 at North Posey W 56-53
11/24 Washington Catholic W 52-28
12/4 Bloomfield W 38-37
12/6 Mount Vernon (Posey) W 63-36
12/9 Clay City W 65-30
12/11 at South Knox W 55-39
12/15 Linton-Stockton W 66-32
12/20 Shoals W 61-45
12/27 at Evansville Mater Dei W 71-60
1/8 at North Daviess W 42-26
1/12 at White River Valley L 38-51
1/15 Loogootee W 37-35
1/20 at Barr-Reeve W 52-49
2/2 at Northeast Dubois W 58-39
2/4 at Wood Memorial W 66-55
Loogootee Sectional
2/10 North Daviess W 39-27
2/13 Loogootee W 33-31
2/14 Barr-Reeve W 41-38
North Daviess Regional
2/21 Northeast Dubois W 60-49
2/21 South Central (Elizabeth) W 55-44
Bedford North Lawrence Semi-State
2/27 University W 56-46
State finals history
First appearance
Patriots notes
• Final Coaches State Ranking: No. 1.
• Team making school’s second state finals appearance in an IHSAA team sport and first since volleyball team qualified in 1973.
• With 92 students enrolled, Rivet is the smallest school to play in the girls basketball state finals (Washington Catholic had 93 in 2004).
• Patriots defeated No. 6 University, last year’s state runner-up, 56-46, in the semistate championship game.
• Erin Wehrheim (6.3 ppg) produced a career-high 15 points and eight rebounds in the semistate game, the fifth player to lead the team in scoring during the postseason.
• Team captured first regional and semistate crowns this season.
• First Knox County team to play for state championship since Vincennes Lincoln boys team captured the 1984 state crown.
• Won Blue Chip Conference title with 8-0 record.
CLASS 2A: #2 Oak Hill (27-1) vs. #1 Heritage Christian (25-1)
A team statistical comparison:
Oak Hill, category, Heritage Christian
.470 FG Percentage .488
n/a Opp. FG Percentage n/a
.342 3-Pt. FG Percentage .319
.676 FT Percentage .694
31.4 Rebound Average 30.2
n/a Rebound Margin n/a
68.8 Points Per Game 70.0
38.3 Points Allowed Per Game 45.3
30.5 Points Differential 24.7
Oak Hill Golden Eagles
Roster & statistics (number, name, height, grade, position, games played, FG-FGA, FG%, 3FG%, FT%, apg, rpg, ppg)
11 Brittany Berry 5-7 12 G 19 0-10 .000 .000 .200 0.3 0.6 0.1
13 Shancy Larson 5-5 9 G 28 23-88 .261 .000 .345 0.4 1.8 2.0
15 Courtney Moses 5-7 11 G 28 182-340 .535 .471 .884 6.4 4.0 18.3
21 Lauren Meese 5-6 12 G 28 115-253 .455 .344 .716 4.6 3.4 12.4
23 Bekah Hochstedler 5-3 9 G 11 2-7 .286 .500 .500 0.0 0.5 0.5
25 Lorrie Newhouse 5-7 10 G 25 10-43 .233 .313 .750 0.2 0.6 1.7
33 Marissa Coolman 6-0 10 F 28 67-161 .416 .286 .617 0.7 5.3 5.9
35 Tiffany Petro 6-1 9 C 13 0-3 .000 .000 .000 0.1 0.7 0.0
41 Kristen Hicks 5-10 12 F 28 120-277 .433 .289 .625 2.0 2.8 11.3
43 Cara Fultz 5-5 12 F 19 2-15 .133 .000 .235 0.1 1.1 0.4
45 Ashley Pickering 6-4 11 C 28 190-298 .638 .000 .670 0.7 9.5 16.2
51 Rachel Winger 5-11 11 C 28 11-42 .262 .000 .417 0.2 2.6 1.0
Team Totals / Percentages 722-1537 .470 .342 .676 15.4 31.4 68.8
Opponent Totals / Percentages 394-1182 .333 .311 .599 6.5 23.3 38.3
Coach: Todd Law
Results (27-1)
11/14 at Northfield W 73-40
11/18 Taylor W 71-54
11/21 Huntington North W 61-37
11/25 at Southwood W 81-35
11/29 Manchester W 83-43
12/5 at Elwood W 95-32
12/9 at Maconaquah W 69-23
12/13 Mississinewa W 93-38
12/16 Wabash W 64-45
12/20 at Frankton W 76-23
12/29 Wawasee (3 OT) W 61-58
12/29 Ben Davis L 40-64
1/3 Eastbrook W 70-28
1/3 Madison Grant W 58-33
1/8 Kokomo W 57-38
1/17 at Eastbrook W 70-28
1/21 at Fort Wayne Elmhurst W 71-56
1/24 Alexandria W 86-19
1/27 at Eastern (Geentown) W 65-40
1/31 Madison Grant W 78-39
2/3 at Marion W 66-56
2/5 Blackford W 79-20
Eastern (Greentown) Sectional
2/10 Tipton W 80-38
2/13 Eastern (Greentown) W 57-28
2/14 Taylor W 60-44
Cass Regional
2/21 Wabash W 66-29
2/21 Fort Wayne Bishop Luers W 56-47
Elkhart Central Semi-State
2/28 Garrett W 55-42
State finals history
Runner-up: 2008 (2A)
Appearances: 2008 (2A), 2009 (2A)
Golden Eagles notes
• Final Coaches State Ranking: No. 2.
• Oak Hill playing in second consecutive girls basketball state championship game after falling to Heritage Christian, 53-31, in last year’s final game.
• Playing for school’s second state championship (Class A football 1982).
• For second season in a row, Oak Hill defeated Fort Wayne Luers for the regional crown and Garrett for semistate championship.
• A victory this Saturday would be the 100th career win for coach Todd Law (99-24 in fifth season as coach).
• Oak Hill ranks seventh in state at 68.8 ppg and third in margin of victory (30.5).
• Eagles have four players who have scored more than 1,000 career points: senior Kristen Hicks, junior Courtney Moses, junior Ashley Pickering, and senior Lauren Meese.
• Oak Hill owns state’s best record over the last two seasons (77-4) and third-best in last four years (91-11).
• 17-0 against other Class 2A teams; 7-0 vs. 3A teams; 3-1 vs. 4A teams.
Heritage Christian Eagles
Roster & statistics (number, name, height, grade, position, games played, FG-FGA, FG%, 3FG%, FT%, apg, rpg, ppg)
00 Kaycee Jones 5-9 11 F 26 48-131 .366 .256 .537 1.8 3.7 5.2
5 Liz Stratman 6-3 10 F 26 126-240 .525 .000 .638 1.2 5.8 11.1
11 Gabby Bryant 5-6 9 G 15 9-17 ,529 .596 .538 0.1 0.3 2.0
12 Claire Freeman 5-9 12 G 26 141-268 .526 .213 .760 4.3 2.7 13.4
13 Alyssa Burton 5-5 12 G 24 26-73 .356 .190 .571 1.3 1.0 2.7
14 Maddie Anderson 5-9 10 F 26 44-101 .436 .441 .732 1.2 2.2 5.1
23 Meredith Martin 5-6 12 G 20 28-67 .418 .314 .545 0.4 0.9 3.7
35 Ellie Stater 6-3 9 C 11 1-8 .125 .000 .500 0.0 0.5 0.3
24 Brittany Webb 5-4 9 G 26 22-52 .423 .333 .700 1.3 1.0 2.5
32 Emily Anderson 5-8 12 G 26 113-211 .536 .410 .755 1.8 3.0 11.1
34 Kelly Faris 5-11 12 F 26 131-243 .539 .303 .779 4.9 8.8 14.1
44 Leah Richards 5-9 10 F 15 7-13 .538 .000 .400 0.3 1.5 1.1
Team Totals / Percentages 698-1429 .488 .319 .694 18.3 30.2 70.0
Opponent Totals / Percentages
Coach: Rick Risinger
Results (25-1)
11/11 Northwest W 77-62
11/15 at FW Bishop Luers W 61-44
11/22 Rufus King (WI) W 67-41
12/5 Whitney Young (IL) W 66-64
12/6 at Brebeuf Jesuit W 75-33
12/13 Hamilton Southeastern W 55-49
12/15 Indpls. Crispus Attucks W 78-13
12/16 Indpls. Scecina Memorial W 71-37
12/18 Indpls. Northwest W 87-42
12/20 Indpls. Arlington W 73-41
12/27 at Roncalli W 55-25
12/29 Rushville W 53-49
1/8 Pike W 71-46
1/10 at Fishers W 59-48
1/13 at Northwestern W 70-33
1/19 Crawfordsville W 75-46
1/20 at Indpls. Cathedral W 75-51
1/31 Bolingbrook (IL) L 56-60
2/2 Northfield W 69-44
2/5 Anderson W 81-62
2/7 Penn W 80-55
Triton Central Sectional
2/13 Triton Central W 79-36
2/14 Park Tudor W 65-39
Lawrence Central Regional
2/21 Hagerstown W 69-44
2/21 Winchester W 63-46
Bedford North Lawrence Semi-State
2/28 Austin W 90-69
State finals history
State champion: 2006 (2A), 2007 (2A), 2008 (2A)
Runner-up: 2004 (2A)
Appearances: 2004 (2A), 2006 (2A), 2007 (2A),
2008 (2A), 2009 (2A)
Eagles notes
• Final Coaches State Ranking: No. 1. Also ranked No. 8 nationally by ESPN Rise Magazine and 14th in the nation in latest USA Today girls poll.
• With all five starters returning from last year, Heritage Christian looking to win fourth consecutive 2A state title; with a victory, the Eagles would be the second team in tournament history to win four straight championships (Fort Wayne Luers, 1999-2002).
• Eagles playing in 2A title game for fifth time in six seasons and, along with 4A South Bend Washington, just the third/fourth teams to play in four consecutive state finals tournaments (Fort Wayne Luers, 1999-2002; Noblesville, 1987-90).
• Only setback this year was a four-point loss to nationally ranked Bolingbrook (IL) on Jan. 31; last loss to an Indiana school was a 60-59 loss to Carmel on Jan. 23, 2007.
• HC ranks fifth in state in ppg (70.0) and sixth in margin of victory (24.7).
• State’s second-best record percentage-wise last two years (52-2, .963) and second to South Bend Washington over last four season (103-8, .928).
• With its 65-39 sectional championship win over Park Tudor Feb. 14, coach Rick Risinger celebrated his 100th victory in just his fourth year.
CLASS 3A: #4 Fort Wayne Elmhurst (24-2) vs. #10 Owen Valley (24-2)
A team statistical comparison:
FW Elmhurst, category, Owen Valley
.506 FG Percentage .479
n/a Opp. FG Percentage n/a
.255 3-Pt. FG Percentage .315
.611 FT Percentage .687
38.7 Rebound Average 27.9
n/a Rebound Margin n/a
69.0 Points Per Game 65.4
47.6 Points Allowed Per Game 42.7
21.4 Points Differential 22.7
Fort Wayne Elmhurst Trojans
Roster & statistics (number, name, height, grade, position, games played, FG-FGA, FG%, 3FG%, FT%, apg, rpg, ppg)
4 Cora Tatum 5-9 11 G 26 56-132 .424 .245 .500 2.7 3.9 8.4
12 Rosie Lewis 5-7 9 G 25 51-131 .389 .154 .583 2.9 4.2 5.7
14 TeSharra Thomas 5-4 9 G 25 18-50 .360 .269 .481 0.9 1.2 2.8
20 Eleni Barker 5-3 11 G 18 8-17 .470 .400 .500 0.8 1.2 2.3
22 Ayanna Martin 5-6 9 G/F 4 1-4 .250 .000 .000 0.0 0.8 0.5
23 Liza Clemons 6-2 10 F/C 26 153-254 .602 .000 .675 1.5 7.7 13.9
24 Lacia Gorman 5-7 10 G 26 103-185 .556 .286 .750 4.3 2.5 14.2
30 Shamell Wagstaff 5-7 9 G/F 13 3-10 .300 .333 .800 0.1 1.6 1.0
32 Lecretia Smith 5-10 12 G/F 25 175-312 .560 .111 .650 2.4 10.2 17.2
33 Shannell Ruch 5-7 9 F/C 3 0-1 .000 .000 .000 0-0 0.3 0.0
34 Morgan Banks 5-7 11 G/F 1 0-0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0.0
40 Danielle Roberson 5-10 11 F 26 34-73 .465 .000 .480 0.1 2.0 3.1
44 Karah Peppler 6-1 9 C 25 25-62 .403 .000 .500 0.1 1.9 2.4
Lauren Fisher 5-5 11 C 0 0-0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0.0
Team Totals / Percentages 628-1240 .506 .255 .611 15.3 38.7 69.0
Opponent Totals / Percentages 362-1023 .353 .247 .669 8.1 35.7 47.6
Coach: Mark Redding
Results (24-2)
11/15 Fort Wayne Snider W 57-48
11/21 at Whitko W 80-38
11/25 Homestead W 75-58
11/29 Knox W 71-32
11/29 at Tippecanoe Valley W 72-49
12/02 Bellmont W 73-43
12/06 FW Bishop Dwenger W 85-60
12/12 at Harding W 83-50
12/23 Fort Wayne Northrop W 81-50
12/27 Fort Wayne Snider W 59-51
12/27 Fort Wayne South Side W 60-49
1/06 at Fort Wayne Canterbury L 54-62
1/07 Fort Wayne Northrop W 60-36
1/13 at FW Concordia Lutheran W 63-48
1/16 Fort Wayne North Side W 67-26
1/21 Oak Hill L 56-71
1/23 Fort Wayne Wayne W 94-36
1/27 New Haven W 85-56
1/30 Fort Wayne Bishop Luers W 57-55
2/06 at Fort Wayne South Side W 46-36
Bellmont Sectional
2/10 Bellmont W 67-39
2/13 Fort Wayne Wayne W 70-34
2/14 Norwell W 61-43
Peru Regional
2/21 Blackford W 84-53
2/21 Northwood W 70-59
Plymouth Semi-State
2/28 Benton Central W 64-56
State finals history
First appearance
Trojans notes
• Final Coaches State Ranking: No. 4.
• Team is making school’s first appearance in girls basketball state finals and second overall (boys basketball was state runner-up in 2003).
• Trojans outscored top-ranked Benton Central last Saturday, 38-23, over the second and third quarters and went on to capture school’s first semistate crown; four players scored in double figures in the game: Lecretia Smith (21), Liza Clemons (15 all in third quarter), Lacia Gorman (12), and Cora Tatum (11).
• Won school’s first regional since 1999 with 70-59 win over NorthWood; also topped No. 2 Norwell, 61-43, for sectional championship.
• Elmhurst has won 10 straight since falling to 2A state finalist Oak Hill, 71-56, on Jan. 21; team’s only other loss this year came to 1A state finalist Fort Wayne Canterbury, 62-54, on Jan. 6.
• At 69.1 ppg, Elmhurst ranks sixth in the state and 13th overall in margin of victory (21.5)
• Team won Summit Athletic Conference with 9-0 record this year.
Owen Valley Patriots
Roster & statistics (number, name, height, grade, position, games played, FG-FGA, FG%, 3FG%, FT%, apg, rpg, ppg)
10 Adrian Gillaspy 5-6 12 G 24 66-158 .418 .321 .778 1.5 1.7 9.0
12 Mack Evans 5-3 10 G 26 54-118 .458 .204 .560 1.2 0.9 5.8
20 Micah York 5-4 12 G 24 30-71 .423 .467 .750 0.7 1.5 2.9
22 Sam Cooper 5-1 11 G 26 67-184 .364 .313 .692 4.3 2.0 8.0
24 Heather Gonser 5-9 12 F 26 157-298 .527 .387 .723 3.2 6.2 14.3
30 Caitlin Leichter 5-8 10 F 18 12-33 .364 .500 .571 0.4 2.2 1.8
32 Nickole Gonser 5-9 12 F/C 25 123-223 .552 .200 .734 2.4 7.6 12.7
34 Kaitlin Sweatman 5-9 11 F/C 26 102-202 .505 .000 .686 2.2 5.0 10.6
40 Caitlyn Kinnick 5-10 10 F/C 15 9-23 .391 .375 .333 0.2 1.1 1.5
42 Ashley Marsh 5-5 11 F 17 8-16 .500 .000 .000 0.2 1.5 0.9
Team Totals / Percentages 628-1326 .474 .310 .691 15.7 27.5 64.7
Opponent Totals / Percentages
Coach: Tom Anderson
Results (24-2)
11/12 Terre Haute South L 57-73
11/14 South Vermillion W 84-22
11/17 Cloverdale W 94-40
11/19 at Mitchell W 75-62
11/24 Cascade W 72-36
12/6 West Vigo W 82-42
12/9 at Bloomington North W 61-51
12/12 South Vermillion W 64-18
12/29 Indianapolis Arlington L 38-58
12/29 Forest Park W 67-56
12/30 Edgewood W 63-42
12/30 Indianapolis Arlington W 46-30
1/7 Monrovia W 87-47
1/9 Northview W 63-46
1/12 at Clay City W 65-36
1/16 at Brown County W 65-28
1/23 at Edgewood W 57-55
2/2 Bloomfield W 47-30
2/6 at Sullivan W 78-33
2/7 White River Valley W 60-57
Owen Valley Sectional
2/10 South Vermillion W 68-36
2/13 West Vigo W 58-14
2/14 Edgewood W 60-53
Jasper Regional
2/21 Gibson Southern W 50-49
2/21 Vincennes Lincoln W 75-53
Southport Semi-State
2/28 Crawfordsville W 49-44
State finals history
First appearance
Patriots notes
• Final Coaches State Ranking: No. 10.
• Team making school’s very first state finals appearance in an IHSAA team sport (baseball, basketball, football, soccer, softball, volleyball).
• Has won 17 straight games and defeated three consecutive Top 10 tournament teams: No. 9 Gibson Southern and No. 3 Vincennes Lincoln to win its first regional crown since 1994, and No. 6 Crawfordsville for its first semistate title.
• The 49-44 victory over Crawfordsville last Saturday was the 100th coaching win for sixth-year leader Tom Anderson.
• All five starters return from last year’s 22-3 sectional championship team.
• Patriots scoring at a 64.8 ppg clip and beating teams by 22.1 ppg this season.
• Team is 46-5 last two seasons, 70-7 over last three years, and 86-15 (.851) during four-year span to rank fifth in state percentage-wise.
• Won Western Indiana Conference title this year with 6-0 record.
CLASS 4A: #2 South Bend Washington (26-0) vs. #1 Ben Davis (29-0)
A team statistical comparison:
SB Washington, category, Ben Davis
.474 FG Percentage .490
n/a Opp. FG Percentage n/a
.320 3-Pt. FG Percentage .320
.644 FT Percentage .680
34.9 Rebound Average 35.7
n/a Rebound Margin n/a
80.2 Points Per Game 65.7
44.2 Points Allowed Per Game 35.2
36.0 Points Differential 30.5
South Bend Washington Panthers
Roster & statistics (number, name, height, grade, position, games played, FG-FGA, FG%, 3FG%, FT%, apg, rpg, ppg)
1 Karis Phillips 5-2 12 G 26 62-145 .428 .359 .857 3.8 1.6 7.1
2 Shareita Patton 5-5 9 G 25 49-157 .312 .175 .368 1.4 1.6 4.8
3 Jazmine Watson 5-7 12 G 26 33-90 .367 .105 .667 0.9 2.1 3.8
4 Skylar Diggins 5-10 12 G 25 255-453 .563 .420 .780 6.4 6.4 29.0
5 Terran Scott 5-6 10 G 23 14-29 .483 .333 .750 0.4 0.5 1.8
10 Porscha Hill 5-7 10 G 20 12-29 .414 .182 .500 0.2 0.7 1.4
14 Avante Newsome-Gunn5-6 11 G/F 23 10-19 .526 .000 .438 0.1 1.0 1.2
32 Takoia Larry 5-11 12 F 26 134-257 .521 .219 .558 0.9 4.9 12.4
33 Brytney Bennett 6-0 9 F/C 24 26-69 .377 .000 .321 0.3 2.2 2.5
50 Jasmine Watson 6-3 12 C 18 86-169 .509 .333 .607 1.3 8.7 11.5
55 Rakeesha Lane 5-9 12 F 26 60-158 .380 .222 .647 0.7 6.2 6.1
Team Totals / Percentages 790-1668 .474 .320 .644 15.7 34.9 80.2
Opponent Totals / Percentages 44.2
Coach: Maurice Scott
Results (26-0)
11/15 LaPorte W 95-31
11/21 at SB St. Joseph’s W 89-19
11/25 South Bend Riley W 95-31
11/28 FW Bishop Luers W 75-35
12/4 at Elkhart Central W 84-27
12/5 Bowman Academy W 95-40
12/10 at Plymouth W 52-38
12/12 Mishawaka W 79-30
12/19 at South Bend Adams W 92-10
12/27 M.L. King (MI) W 70-35
12/29 Newark Univ. (NJ) W 75-73
12/30 Madison Bob Jones (AL) W 64-54
1/2 Gary West W 92-70
1/3 Elkhart Memorial W 70-54
1/6 Mishawaka Marian W 80-36
1/9 at Michigan City W 94-58
1/16 Lake Zurick (IL) W 92-58
1/17 Bolingbrook (IL) W 66-65
1/21 at Penn W 88-45
1/23 South Bend Clay W 83-60
1-29 Benton Harbor (MI) W 75-39
Penn Sectional
2/13 Penn W 53-30
2/14 South Bend Clay W 83-60
Valparaiso Regional
2/21 Elkhart Memorial W 69-38
2/21 Michigan City W 98-66
Plymouth Semi-State
2/28 Pendleton Heights W 77-45
State finals history
State champion: 2007 (4A)
Runner-up: 2006 (4A), 2008 (4A)
Appearances: 2006 (4A), 2007 (4A), 2008 (4A), 2009 (4A)
Panthers notes
• Final Coaches State Ranking: No. 2. Also ranked No. 1 nationally by ESPN Rise Magazine and No. 4 nationally in USA Today girls poll.
• Washington seeking second state championship in four years (2007) and playing in the state title game for the fourth straight season.
• Along with 2A Heritage Christian, Washington is just the third/fourth team to play in four consecutive state finals tournaments (Fort Wayne Luers, 1999-2002; Noblesville, 1987-90).
• Panthers won the National Federation’s T-Mobile Invitational in Muncie in late December, beating two highly ranked teams from New Jersey and Alabama.
• Saturday’s encounter with Ben Davis will be the first ranked team Washington has faced in the state tournament.
• Panthers lead the state in points per game (80.2) and margin of victory (36.0).
• Senior guard Skylar Diggins leads the state in scoring at 29.0 ppg and also ranks among state leaders at 6.4 assists per game.
• Coach Maurice Scott is in his first year as head coach after serving as Marilyn Coddens’ assistant for previous six years. Coddens is now Washington’s athletic director.
• Panthers are 49-3 last two years, 77-4 over three seasons, and a state-best 102-6 (.944) over past four seasons.
Ben Davis Giants
Roster & statistics (number, name, height, grade, position, games played, FG-FGA, FG%, 3FG%, FT%, apg, rpg, ppg)
00 Vivian Holcomb 5-11 11 F 29 41-84 .490 .000 .720 0.8 3.7 3.6
2 Dee Dee Williams 5-11 11 G 29 67-157 .430 .340 .750 4.1 3.9 7.6
5 Jordan Huber 5-7 11 G 28 21-48 .440 .270 .710 1.7 2.2 5.1
10 Jazmine Windham 5-11 10 G 13 7-12 .580 .750 .333 0.1 1.0 1.8
12 Janae Kimball 5-3 10 G 27 11-26 .420 .000 .560 0.9 2.1 1.7
13 Bria Goss 5-10 10 G 29 121-215 .560 .333 .770 2.6 6.6 11.1
15 Demetria Nunley-Lash 5-8 11 F 29 44-113 .390 .000 .570 0.7 4.7 4.1
20 Alexandria Bentley 5-7 12 G 29 162-315 .510 .380 .780 2.7 3.2 15.6
21 Chanel Simmons 5-7 12 G 28 25-57 .440 .333 .570 0.5 1.3 2.5
22 Brionna Arnold 5-9 9 G 15 6-8 .750 .000 .500 0.3 0.6 1.0
23 Emily Huber 5-8 12 F 29 27-54 .500 .360 .750 0.9 2.4 3.7
30 Shawnece Teague 6-2 9 C 19 11-27 .410 .000 .750 0.2 1.3 1.3
34 Katie Kirschner 5-10 10 F 13 1-7 .140 .000 .500 0.1 0.2 0.3
40 DeAirra Goss 5-10 12 F 29 107-201 .530 .000 .600 1.6 4.1 8.6
Team Totals / Percentages 651-1324 .490 .320 .680 16.4 35.7 65.7
Opponent Totals / Percentages 280-798 .350 .200 .610 7.9 24.4 35.2
Coach: Stan Benge
Results (29-0)
11/18 at Pike W 73-35
11/22 Bolingbrook (IL) W 42-28
11/26 Perry Meridian W 64-35
11/28 Brownsburg W 68-37
12/4 Lawrence North W 92-55
12/9 at Beech Grove W 71-14
12/11 North Central (Indpls.) W 50-18
12/13 Decatur Central W 60-44
12/13 Perry Meridian W 56-34
12/26 Terre Haute North W 70-22
12/29 Connersville W 61-34
12/29 Oak Hill W 64-40
1/3 Bloomington South W 70-37
1/3 Plainfield W 94-43
1/8 Indpls. Cathedral W 89-27
1/10 North Central (Indpls.) W 70-31
1/15 at Decatur Central W 52-38
1/16 Warren Central W 73-57
1/22 Avon W 53-34
1/25 at Center Grove W 87-50
1/30 at Carmel W 72-57
2/2 at Terre Haute South W 54-51
2/4 Brebeuf Jesuit W 76-39
Ben Davis Sectional
2/10 Indianapolis Manual W 38-9
2/13 Pike W 60-27
2/14 Decatur Central W 59-27
Ben Davis Regional
2/21 Lawrence North W 62-33
2/21 Carmel W 65-42
Southport Semi-State
2/28 Mooresville W 59-27
State finals history
State champion: 2000 (4A), 2001 (4A)
Appearances: 1992, 2000 (4A), 2001 (4A), 2009 (4A)
Giants notes
• Final Coaches State Ranking: No. 1. Also ranked No. 1 nationally in USA Today girls poll and No. 2 nationally by ESPN Rise Magazine.
• Ben Davis playing for third state championship (2000, 2001) and making school’s fourth appearance in state finals (1992).
• With a victory, Giants would become first girls team in state history to win 30 games in a season.
• Saturday’s game against Washington will be third straight game against Top 10 team; Giants beat No. 9 defending state champ Carmel for the regional crown, avenging last year’s tournament upset, and knocked off No. 7 Mooresville for the semistate title.
• Giants rank 10th in state in points allowed (35.2) and second in margin of victory (30.5).
• At 53-2, Ben Davis owns best record in the state over last two years.
• Defeated 2A state finalist Oak Hill, 64-40, in the championship game of the Hall of Fame Classic on Dec. 29.
• Stan Benge ranks seventh among active coaches in victories with 467; he is one of 15 coaches in state history with at least 400 wins.
• Giants won their eighth sectional championship in 10 years and took the Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference title with 7-0 record.
Finally, the list of Indiana girls basketball state champions:
Year, champion, runner-up, score, coach, record, site
1975-76 Warsaw Bloomfield 57-52 Janice Soyez 22-0 Hinkle Fieldhouse
1976-77 East Chicago Roosevelt Mt. Vernon (Fortville) 66-35 Roberta DeKemper 24-0 Hinkle Fieldhouse
1977-78 Warsaw Jac-Cen-Del 75-60 Janice Soyez 22-0 Hinkle Fieldhouse
1978-79 East Chicago Roosevelt Anderson Madison Hts. 48-23 Roberta DeKemper 23-0 Hinkle Fieldhouse
1979-80 Southport Columbus East 67-63 OT Marilyn Ramsey 22-2 Market Square Arena
1980-81 Evansville Reitz Rushville 74-47 Louise Owen 26-1 Market Square Arena
1981-82 Heritage Valparaiso 52-45 Cheri Gilbert 24-2 Market Square Arena
1982-83 Bedford North Lawrence Crown Point 55-50 Pete Pritchett 26-1 Market Square Arena
1983-84 Crown Point Warren Central 55-54 OT Tom May 26-0 Market Square Arena
1984-85 Crown Point Wawasee 48-31 Tom May 25-4 Market Square Arena
1985-86 Fort Wayne Northrop Scottsburg 58-53 Dave Riley 29-0 Market Square Arena
1986-87 Noblesville Anderson Highland 47-38 Ray Lyttle 27-0 Market Square Arena
1987-88 Fort Wayne Snider Noblesville 60-58 Lamar Kilmer 27-1 Market Square Arena
1988-89 Scottsburg Benton Central 74-72 OT Donna Cheatham 26-1 Market Square Arena
1989-90 Huntington North Bedford North Lawrence 50-47 Fred Fields 26-4 Market Square Arena
1990-91 Bedford North Lawrence Warsaw 52-44 Pete Pritchett 29-0 Market Square Arena
1991-92 Kokomo Bedford North Lawrence 50-47 Mike McCroskey 26-1 Market Square Arena
1992-93 Kokomo McCutcheon 70-60 Mike McCroskey 27-1 Market Square Arena
1993-94 Lake Central Kokomo 44-42 Tom Megyesi 25-1 Market Square Arena
1994-95 Huntington North Carmel 43-39 Fred Fields 28-1 Market Square Arrena
1995-96 Center Grove Valparaiso 55-44 Joe Lentz 25-2 Market Square Arena
1996-97 Martinsville Crown Point 66-59 Jan Conner 26-1 Market Square Arena
1997-98
4A Martinsville Lake Central 71-65 Jan Conner 29-0 Market Square Arena
3A West Lafayette Franklin 62-45 Steve Dietrich 23-5 Market Square Arena
2A Southridge Bluffton 62-57 Stan Roesner 22-6 Market Square Arena
A Bloomfield Morgan Township 90-58 Paula Fettig 26-2 Market Square Arena
1998-99
4A New Albany Fort Wayne Snider 46-41 Angie Hinton 26-0 Market Square Arena
3A NorthWood Indianapolis Cathedral 72-71 Steve Neff 24-3 Market Square Arena
2A Fort Wayne Bishop Luers Austin 59-48 Gary Andrews 27-1 Market Square Arena
A Clinton Prairie New Washington 50-42 Connie Garrett 25-2 Market Square Arena
1999-00
4A Ben Davis Valparaiso 56-53 Stan Benge 28-0 Hinkle Fieldhouse
3A Indianapolis Cathedral Columbia City 58-44 Linda Bamrick 27-1 Hinkle Fieldhouse
2A Fort Wayne Bishop Luers Forest Park 62-60 Gary Andrews 26-1 Hinkle Fieldhouse
A Triton Rising Sun 57-54 OT Mark Heeter 20-7 Hinkle Fieldhouse
2000-01
4A Ben Davis Fort Wayne Snider 69-45 Stan Benge 27-2 Conseco Fieldhouse
3A Indianapolis Cathedral Plymouth 54-39 Linda Bamrick 29-1 Conseco Fieldhouse
2A Fort Wayne Bishop Luers Shenandoah 55-39 Gary Andrews 28-0 Conseco Fieldhouse
A Triton White River Valley 55-38 Mark Heeter 23-3 Conseco Fieldhouse
2001-02
4A Terre Haute South South Bend Riley 63-42 Alan Maroska 25-2 Conseco Fieldhouse
3A Fort Wayne Bishop Luers Gibson Southern 51-37 Teri Rosinski 21-5 Conseco Fieldhouse
2A Southwestern (Hanover) Shenandoah 70-64 Donna Cheatham 25-2 Conseco Fieldhouse
A North Vermillion Hebron 45-42 Ken Gentrup 25-1 Conseco Fieldhouse
2002-03
4A Kokomo Perry Meridian 44-42 Charlie Hall 26-0 Conseco Fieldhouse
3A Beech Grove South Bend St. Joseph’s 63-45 Dawn McNew 28-1 Conseco Fieldhouse
2A Shenandoah Southwestern (Hanover) 52-51 Todd Salkoski 24-5 Conseco Fieldhouse
A Tri-Central North Vermillion 57-55 Kathie Layden 23-4 Conseco Fieldhouse
2003-04
4A North Central (Indpls.) Warsaw 53-38 Alan Vickrey 23-3 Conseco Fieldhouse
3A Brebeuf Jesuit Fort Wayne Bishop Luers 54-38 Kendall Kreinhagen 26-3 Conseco Fieldhouse
2A Rochester Heritage Christian 50-41 Tony Stesiak 25-2 Conseco Fieldhouse
A Tri-Central Washington Catholic 46-36 Kathie Layden 21-6 Conseco Fieldhouse
2004-05
4A North Central (Indpls.) Gary West Side 57-54 Alan Vickrey 20-7 Conseco Fieldhouse
3A South Bend St. Joseph’s Corydon Central 70-57 Mike Megyese 25-1 Conseco Fieldhouse
2A Shenandoah North Judson-San Pierre 54-49 Todd Salkoski 22-5 Conseco Fieldhouse
A Tri-Central Northeast Dubois 47-46 Kathie Layden 19-7 Conseco Fieldhouse
2005-06
4A Castle South Bend Washington 83-72 Wayne Allen 25-3 Conseco Fieldhouse
3A FW Bishop Luers Evansville Memorial 65-54 Teri Rosinski 24-4 Conseco Fieldhouse
2A Heritage Christian Westview 46-34 Rick Risinger 25-3 Conseco Fieldhouse
A Lafayette Central Catholic South Central (Elizabeth) 75-68 Geoff Salmon 18-10 Conseco Fieldhouse
2006-07
4A South Bend Washington Columbus East 84-64 Marilyn Coddens 28-1 Conseco Fieldhouse
3A Brebeuf Jesuit Wawasee 51-43 Kendall Kreinhagen 23-6 Conseco Fieldhouse
2A Heritage Christian Jimtown 62-44 Rick Risinger 26-3 Conseco Fieldhouse
A Oregon-Davis Wood Memorial 54-46 Terry Minix 25-3 Conseco Fieldhouse
2007-08
4A Carmel South Bend Washington 84-72 Scott Bowen 23-4 Conseco Fieldhouse
3A Plymouth Indpls. Bishop Chatard 47-46 Dave Cox 22-4 Conseco Fieldhouse
2A Heritage Christian Oak Hill 53-31 Rick Risinger 27-1 Conseco Fieldhouse
A Fort Wayne Canterbury University 36-32 Scott Krieger 21-5 Conseco Fieldhouse
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BB SECT 25: 3A #17 North Montgomery upsets #5 Danville, 55-51

Posted on 06 March 2009 by .

By Jeff Hodge
Contributing Writer
CRAWFORDSVILLE – No. 17 North Montgomery got a little revenge March 6 at Class 3A Sectional 25, upsetting fifth-ranked Danville behind the inspired performance of recent operation undergoer D.J. Byrd. The Chargers will face Western Boone, a 52-46 winner over Lebanon in the night’s other semifinal, for the title.
Here’s a wrap …
3A #17 North Montgomery 55, 3A #5 Danville 51
Purdue’s future is looking very bright for some time to come if tonight’s marquee matchup between North Montgomery’s D.J. Byrd and Danville’s Travis Carroll is any measuring stick. 
Both players played up to their potential and had the crowd amped for the entire contest. Byrd, returning to action just a week after surgery to repair a torn medial meniscus in his left knee, was shooting free throws just a day after the surgery while still on crutches. 
The 6’5” senior was held out of the starting lineup for about the first five minutes, yet the game remained close in the first quarter with Danville (17-5) taking an 18-16 lead after one. Byrd scored nine of his 11 first-half points in the second quarter to push the Chargers to a 30-26 halftime lead. 
The 6’9” Carroll, meanwhile, led Danville with 11 first-half points.
North Montgomery (16-5) looked to have the game well in control at 49-37 with 5:26 remaining in the game, but Danville cut the lead to 51-45 over the next 2:15. The Chargers then hit their free throws down the stretch to seal the four-point victory, removing the bitter sting of a 61-53 loss at Danville just over two weeks ago.
Byrd led North Montgomery with 19 points. Senior guard Clay Pierce added 17 points for the Chargers, who shot 22 of 45 (49 percent) from the field despite going only 3 of 11 on 3-point attempts. 
Travis, a junior, led Danville with a game-high 22 points, going 9 of 12 from the field and 4 of 5 from the free throw line. Sophomore guard Tyler Hall added 10 points for Danville.
The two star players lived up to the hype, making this game reminiscent of the original non-class basketball from days gone by. The gymnasium was packed, and the fans went wild for the play of both teams on the floor. 
A great matchup – one too early in the tournament – between two solid teams.
Western Boone 52, Lebanon 46
Western Boone (8-14) might look back on its mid-season losing skid from late January to mid-February as a springboard to something much more rewarding. The Stars will be playing for a sectional title now after a 52-46 win over Lebanon (8-13).
The first half of the second semifinal was played very evenly, with the Stars holding a slight 26-24 lead at the break. Western Boone shot 11 of 26 (42 percent) for the opening half, led by senior guard Aaron Vaughn’s eight points. Lebanon, led by freshman guard Trey Hendrix’s nine points, hit 8 of 15 (53 percent), including 4 of 8 from 3-point range to keep the game close.
The Stars turned up the defensive pressure to start the third quarter, allowing Lebanon only two points on 1-of-9 shooting in taking a sizeable 35-26 lead into the final quarter. The game was salted away by as the Stars hit 10 of 18 free throws in the final 1:48. 
Tonight’s victory was the fourth in a row for the Stars, including two in the postseason.
 
Vaughn and senior guard Trevor Poole led the stars with 14 points each, while Lebanon was led by Hendrix’s 20 points and junior guard Jacob Molter’s 11.
 
Western Boone advances to the Sectional 25 championship Saturday night to face heavily favored North Montgomery. But this is Indiana, where ya never know what might happen on the hardwood …
25. Crawfordsville Sectional
Game 1: Danville 60, Crawfordsville 54
Game 2: Western Boone 45, Southmont 42
Game 3: North Montgomery 55, Danville 51
Game 4: Western Boone 52, Lebanon 46
Championship: North Montgomery vs. Western Boone. Sat 7:30p
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BB/GBB: Indiana Christian Schools State Finals Saturday LIVE on HA.com!

Posted on 06 March 2009 by .

Attention, basketball junkies! On March 7, HoosierAuthority.com will bring you wall-to-wall coverage of the 15th Annual Indiana Christian Schools State Basketball Tournament semifinals and championship games live from Faith Community Center in Lafayette.
The action tips off at 11 a.m. ET with audio broadcasts of the two boys semifinal contests.
The Horizon Christian Lions (26-5) will square off against the Columbus Christian Crusaders (15-16) in Semifinal 1. The second semifinal, which is slated to begin at 1 p.m., pits the Heritage Christian Defenders (17-6) against the Clinton Christian Couriers (15-12).
At 5 p.m., our live coverage switches over to video for both the girls and boys championships games.
The ladies take to the hardwood first at five o’clock as the Kings Academy Kings (19-3) will battle a 21-5 Heritage Christian Defenders squad for the state title.
The action concludes at 7 p.m. with the boys state championship game, matching the winners of the two previously played semifinals.
So grab your cup of coffee and donut and make plans to join Eric Eaton and Jeff “Sweet Lou” Luzadder for all the play-by-play action! To listen to any or all of the broadcasts, simply click on the WEBCASTS button above to be re-directed to that home page.

Keith Meyers, who is both the director of the tournament and the boys basketball coach at Horizon Christian High School in Indianapolis, gave Hoosier Authority’s Eric Eaton a sneek preview of the event in a video interview on Friday evening. To watch the interview, click on the video tab in the upper right hand corner of this article!
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Gym: Final regular-season top scores for teams, individuals

Posted on 05 March 2009 by .

By E. Shawn Aylsworth
Managing Editor
Here are your final regular-season top team and individual scores from the 2008-09 gymnastics campaign heading into sectionals, courtesy of ingymnastics.com:
Team
1. Valparaiso 114.250
2. Chesterton 112.700
3. Fort Wayne Dwenger 112.400
4. Columbus North 111.475
5. Hagerstown 111.400
6. New Castle 109.900
7. Merrillville 109.450
8. Roncalli 109.100
9. LaPorte 109.075
10. Carroll (Fort Wayne) 108.100
11. Fort Wayne Snider 108.000
12. Logansport 107.550
13. Crown Point 106.950
14. Lawrence Central 106.700
15. Fort Wayne Northrop 106.600
16. Franklin Central 105.575
17. Jeffersonville 105.375
18. Center Grove 105.125
19. Portage 104.950
20. Bloomington South 104.150
21. Columbus East 103.575
22. Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran 103.500
23. Western 103.300
24. Marion 103.000
25. McCutcheon 102.425
26. DeKalb 102.400
27. Huntington North 101.800
28. Homestead 101.750
29. Morristown 101.500
30. Michigan City 100.750
31. Richmond 100.450
32. Elkhart Central 100.350
33. Muncie South 99.475
34. Jay County 97.950
35. Connersville 97.850
36. Noblesville 97.450
37. Angola 96.900
38. Bloomington North 96.800
39. New Palestine 96.725
40. Wawasee 96.600
41. Lake Central 96.400
42. Shelbyville 96.275
43. Harrison (West Lafayette) 96.175
44. Owen Valley 95.900
45. Muncie Central 95.875
46. Southmont 95.850
47. Warsaw 95.250
48. Plymouth 95.000
49. Lowell 94.850
50. Cambridge City Lincoln 94.550
51. Southport 94.050
52. Warren Central 93.800
53. Lafayette Jefferson 93.400
54. Delta 93.375
55. Leo 93.300
56. Lakeland 91.800
57. Plainfield 90.975
58. Martinsville 90.000
59. Hobart 89.750
60. Perry Meridian 88.825
60. Seymour 88.825
62. Fort Wayne Elmhurst 87.000
63. West Noble 86.400
63. Decatur Central 86.400
65. Morristown 84.950
65. East Noble 83.950
65. Northwestern 83.950
68. Franklin 83.425
69. Rushville 83.150
70. Peru 82.100
71. Heritage 76.800
72. Fort Wayne South 76.500
73. Fort Wayne North 70.500
74. Blackford 69.700
75. Daleville 51.900
76. Crawfordsville 50.725
77. North Montgomery 46.950
78. Fort Wayne Wayne 44.150
79. Blue River Valley 43.550
80. Fremont 38.500
81. Oak Hill 34.525
82. Indianapolis Tindley 34.050
83. South Decatur 33.400
84. South Dearborn 33.325
85. Fort Wayne Luers 32.600
86. Yorktown 32.000
87. Fairfield 31.525
The individual events (and there are many ties that appear below, but the command decision has been made to leave as-is):
Vault
Place, Gymnast, School, Grade, Score 
1. Alicia Roche Dwenger 12 9.850 
2. Ashley Farley Portage 11 9.750 
3. Kellie Kidd Valpo 12 9.750 
4. Chrissy Day Columbus North 11 9.700 
5. Kayla Heator Fremont 12 9.700 
6. Camile Hayes Lawrence Central 11 9.700 
7. Cassie Funcheon Columbus North 11 9.675 
8. Allison Franklin Columbus East 11 9.650 
9. Kelley Freeman Chesterton 11 9.600 
10. Brannon Springer Concordia 11 9.600 
11. Caitlyn Catania Hagerstown 9.550 
12. Ashley Gallahar Jeffersonville 11 9.550 
13. Meredith Wright Bloomington South 9 9.500 
14. Callie Kuehl Chesterton 9.500 
15. Brittany Trahin Dwenger 9 9.400 
16. Megan Batten LaPorte 12 9.400 
17. Ashlan Millikan New Castle 10 9.400 
18. Emily Holmen Valpo 12 9.400 
19. Brianne Hendrix Chesterton 11 9.300 
20. Jordyn Hoskins Hagerstown 9.300 
21. Madison Baldini Logansport 10 9.300 
22. Jessica Johnson Valpo 12 9.300 
23. Devyn Duncan Connersville 9.250 
24. Olivia Lee Dwenger 12 9.250 
25. Grace Schenkel Dwenger 12 9.250 
26. Jessy Hoskins Hagerstown 9.250 
27. Alix Richey Lawrence Central 9.250 
28. Lisa Pozniak Merrillville 11 9.250 
29. Ashley St Myers Snider 11 9.250 
30. Katelyn Fernandes Center Grove 9.225 
31. Caitlin Radke Carroll 11 9.200 
32. Emily Ross Center Grove 9.200 
33. Kelsey Millikan McCutcheon 11 9.200 
34. Krista Berry Morristown 12 9.200 
35. Abby Rotach Northrop 11 9.200 
36. Stephanie Long Valpo 9 9.200 
37. Melissa Dishinger Columbus East 12 9.075 
38. Molly Moran Franklin Central 11 9.050 
39. Trisha Eberly Crown Point 12 9.000 
40. Tiffany Leicht Merrillville 12 9.000 
41. Brittany Rains New Castle 12 9.000 
42. Katie Schultheis Roncalli 8.925 
43. Kalyn O’Brien Valpo 10 8.925 
44. Sarah Wyant McCutcheon 9 8.900 
45. Hillary Strock Northrop 10 8.900 
46. Vanessa Alexander Franklin Central 10 8.850 
47. Shea O’Brien Jeffersonville 9 8.850 
48. Emily Guarneri Marion 11 8.850 
49. Arien Taylor Merrillville 12 8.850 
50. Danielle Guitard Snider 10 8.850 
51. Missy Chase Carroll 10 8.800 
52. Tessa Lane Columbus North 10 8.800 
53. Audrey Lewis Columbus North 9 8.800 
54. Desi Mosiman Elkhart Central 10 8.800 
55. Elisha Krauth LaPorte 9 8.800 
56. Abbey Light LaPorte 9 8.800 
57. Allycia Gaffer Northrop 11 8.800 
58. Debbie Scheibelhut Chesterton 10 8.725 
59. Emily Cook New Castle 10 8.700 
60. Allie Lazerwitz Valpo 9 8.700 
61. Rachel Wichlinski Valpo 9 8.700 
62. Jessica Baker Huntington North 8.675 
63. Katlynn Schwanke Michigan City 8.675 
64. Emma Smith Columbus East 12 8.650 
65. Corynn Myers LaPorte 10 8.650 
66. Alyssa Servie Roncalli 8.650 
67. Samantha Wilburn Chesterton 10 8.625 
68. Kara Price Southmont 9 8.625 
69. Jacquelyn Cannon Crown Point 11 8.600 
70. Amanda Halsted Crown Point 12 8.600 
71. Kristen Moore Jeffersonville 11 8.600 
72. Nicole MacLain Plymouth 12 8.600 
73. Chandler Hill Merrillville 10 8.575 
74. Chelsea Scott Hagerstown 8.550 
75. Keri Henry Snider 12 8.550 
76. Mary Reed Carroll 9 8.500 
77. Alyssa McPherson Logansport 9 8.500 
78. Diona Milenkovski Merrillville 11 8.500 
79. Abbey Gilb South Dearborn 11 8.500 
80. Andrea Whited Columbus North 12 8.475 
81. Madie Zirzow Homestead 9 8.450 
82. Maggie Brown Logansport 12 8.450 
83. Kaylynn Schwanke Michigan City 8.450 
84. Chelsea Hannie Snider 10 8.400 
85. Allyson Kraft Valpo 9 8.400 
86. Kelsie Bevis Columbus North 10 8.300 
87. Lindsey Warga Crown Point 11 8.300 
88. Nadlie Runyon Jay County 11 8.300 
89. Liz Mauk Michigan City 8.300 
90. Dani McPherron Plymouth 11 8.300 
91. Catie Allen Valpo 11 8.300 
92. Theresa Yugo Merrillville 11 8.275 
93. Tiffany Tuxbury Bloomington South 12 8.250 
94. Brittany Severs LaPorte 10 8.250 
95. Lauren Boring Shelbyville 8.250 
96. Jessica Bieker Snider 11 8.225 
97. Jackie Kracich Valpo 9 8.225 
98. Emily Baker Franklin Central 9 8.200 
99. Lindsey Rogers Northrop 9 8.200 
100. Lindsey Brooks Hobart 11 8.150 
100. Kara Bautz Homestead 9 8.150 
100. Paige Bomba Portage 10 8.150 
Uneven Bars
Place, Gymnast, School, Grade, Score 
1. Callie Kuehl Chesterton 9.850 
2. Kellie Kidd Valpo 12 9.850 
3. Alix Richey Lawrence Central 9.800 
4. Caitlin Radki Carroll 11 9.700 
5. Kelley Freeman Chesterton 11 9.700 
6. Kayla Heator Fremont 12 9.700 
7. Camile Hayes Lawrence Central 11 9.700 
8. Brittany Rains New Castle 12 9.700 
9. Ashlan Millikan New Castle 10 9.700 
10. Steffanie Long Valpo 9 9.700 
11. Audrey Lewis Columbus North 9 9.650 
12. Alicia Roche Dwenger 12 9.650 
13. Caitlyn Catania Hagerstown 9.650 
14. Brittany Trahin Dwenger 9 9.600 
15. Ashley Farley Portage 11 9.600 
16. Erica Smith Charles Tindley 9.550 
17. Alyssa Servie Roncalli 9.550 
18. Katelyn Fernades Center Grove 9.500 
19. Brannon Springer Concordia 11 9.500 
20. Katharine Nix Dwenger 11 9.500 
21. Ashley Gallahar Jeffersonville 11 9.500 
22. Emily Guarneri Marion 11 9.500 
23. Arien Taylor Merrillville 12 9.500 
24. Emily Holmen Valpo 12 9.500 
25. Cassie Funcheon Columbus North 11 9.450 
26. Lisa Pozniak Merrillville 11 9.450 
27. Brittney Brooks New Castle 9 9.450 
28. Chrissy Day Columbus North 11 9.400 
29. Emily Baker Franklin Central 9 9.400 
30. Jordyn Hoskins Hagerstown 9.400 
31. Corynn Myers LaPorte 10 9.400 
32. Sarah Wyant McCutcheon 9 9.400 
33. Tori Becher Roncalli 9.400 
34. Allyson Kraft Valpo 9 9.400 
35. Tiffany Tuxbury Bloomington South 12 9.350 
36. Devyn Duncan Connersville 9.350 
37. Leigh Stevenson New Castle 11 9.350 
38. Molly Moran Franklin Central 11 9.250 
39. Jessy Hoskins Hagerstown 9.250 
40. Kelsey Millikan McCutcheon 11 9.250 
41. Kaitlyn Neis Valpo 10 9.250 
42. Diona Milenkovski Merrillville 11 9.225 
43. Kristen Ainsworth Jay County 10 9.200 
44. Kristen Moore Jeffersonville 11 9.200 
45. Shea O’Brien Jeffersonville 9 9.200 
46. Elisha Krauth LaPorte 9 9.200 
47. Megan Batten LaPorte 12 9.200 
48. Alyssa McPherson Logansport 9 9.200 
49. Emily Cook New Castle 10 9.200 
50. Chelsea Hannie Snider 10 9.200 
51. Ashley St Myers Snider 11 9.200 
52. Paige Vandoski Center Grove 9.150 
53. Trisha Eberly Crown Point 12 9.150 
54. Olivia Lee Dwenger 12 9.150 
55. Jessica Baker Huntington North 9.150 
56. Chandler Hill Merrillville 10 9.150 
57. Allie Lazerwitz Valpo 9 9.150 
58. Kelsie Bevis Columbus North 10 9.100 
59. Andrea Kuruda Elkhart Central 10 9.100 
60. Brittney Severs LaPorte 10 9.100 
61. Abbey Light LaPorte 9 9.100 
62. Maggie Brown Logansport 12 9.100 
63. Madison Baldini Logansport 10 9.100 
64. Abby Rotach Northrop 11 9.100 
65. Hillary Strock Northrop 10 9.100 
66. Dani McPHerron Plymouth 11 9.100 
67. Mary Reed Carroll 9 9.050 
68. Angela Lada Marion 11 9.050 
69. Nicole Maclain Plymouth 12 9.050 
70. Brianne Hendrix Chesterton 11 9.000 
71. Jacquelyn Cannon Crown Point 11 9.000 
72. Vanessa Alexander Franklin Central 10 9.000 
73. Chelsea Scott Hagerstown 9.000 
74. Lindsey Brooks Hobart 11 9.000 
75. Taylor Muskar Marion 10 9.000 
76. Allison Franklin Columbus East 11 8.975 
77. Emily Houser Carroll 10 8.950 
78. Renee Linsenmann Chesterton 8.950 
79. Marissa Jones Martinsville 8.950 
80. Lauren Boring Shelbyville 8.950 
81. Kalyn O’Brien Valpo 10 8.950 
82. Mackenzie House Daleville 10 8.900 
83. Kiya Hill DeKalb 8.900 
84. Allycia Gaffer Northrop 11 8.900 
85. Lindsey Rogers Northrop 9 8.900 
86. Courtney Crompton Columbus North 9 8.850 
87. Sarah Counceller Connersville 8.850 
88. Tiffany Leicht Merrillville 12 8.850 
89. Krista Berry Morristown 12 8.850 
90. Elizabeth Kozak Chesterton 10 8.800 
91. Alex O’Brien Chesterton 8.800 
92. Carlisha Carr Elkhart Central 11 8.800 
93. Nadlie Runyon Jay County 11 8.800 
94. Kayla Stephens Michigan City 8.800 
95. Jenna Pittenger Snider 10 8.800 
96. Katelyn McBride Valpo 9 8.800 
97. Chelse Zolmna Carroll 12 8.750 
98. Taylor Thomas New Castle 11 8.750 
99. Jackie Kracich Valpo 9 8.750 
100. Molly Stauffer Chesterton 10 8.700 
100. Melissa Dishinger Columbus East 12 8.700 
100. Caitlin Michaels Concordia 9 8.700 
100. Lauren Rowe DeKalb 8.700 
100. Jonell Kovatch Elkhart Central 12 8.700 
100. Lauren Wilson Franklin Central 11 8.700 
100. Sydney Wright Lafayette Jeff 9 8.700 
100. Jamie Snyder Marion 12 8.700 
100. Catie Allen Valpo 11 8.700 
Balance Beam
Place, Gymnast, School, Grade, Score 
1. Alicia Roche Dwenger 12 9.850 
2. Kellie Kidd Valpo 12 9.850 
3. Caitlin Radke Carroll 11 9.750 
4. Callie Kuehl Chesterton 9.750 
5. Kayla Heator Fremont 12 9.700 
6. Caitlyn Catania Hagerstown 9.700 
7. Ashley Farley Portage 11 9.700 
8. Ashley St Myers Snider 11 9.700 
9. Molly Moran Franklin Central 11 9.675 
10. Emily Holmen Valpo 12 9.675 
11. Abbey Light LaPorte 9 9.650 
12. Alix Richey Lawrence Central 9.650 
13. Kelley Freeman Chesterton 9.600 
14. Steffanie Long Valpo 9 9.600 
15. Brittany Trahin Dwenger 9.600 
16. Camile Hayes Lawrence Central 11 9.550 
17. Trisha Eberly Crown Point 12 9.500 
18. Emily Cook New Castle 10 9.500 
19. Hillary Strock Northrop 10 9.500 
20. Katelyn Fernandes Center Grove 9.475 
21. Allison Franklin Columbus East 11 9.475 
22. Olivia Lee Dwenger 12 9.450 
23. Shea O’Brien Jeffersonville 9 9.450 
24. Alyssa Servie Roncalli 9.375 
25. Chrissy Day Columbus North 11 9.350 
26. Brannon Springer Concordia 11 9.350 
27. Jacquelyn Cannon Crown Point 11 9.350 
28. Chandler Hill Merrillville 10 9.350 
29. Ashlan Millikan New Castle 10 9.350 
30. Emily Guarneri Marion 11 9.325 
31. Brittany Rains New Castle 12 9.325 
32. Tori Belcher Roncalli 9.325 
33. Jessica Johnson Valpo 12 9.325 
34. Amanda Halsted Crown Point 12 9.300 
35. Tiffany Leicht Merrillville 12 9.300 
36. Allycia Gaffer Northrop 11 9.300 
37. Chelsea Hannie Snider 10 9.300 
38. Elizabeth Kozak Chesterton 10 9.275 
39. Jordyn Hoskins Hagerstown 9.250 
40. Jessy Hoskins Hagerstown 9.250 
41. Mary Reed Carroll 9 9.200 
42. Renee Linsenmann Chesterton 9.200 
43. Tessa Lane Columbus North 10 9.200 
44. Desi Mosiman Elkhart Central 10 9.200 
45. Alyssa McPherson Logansport 9.200 
46. Lisa Pozniak Merrillville 11 9.200 
47. Kara Price Southmont 9.200 
48. Kesley Millikan McCutcheon 11 9.175 
49. Melissa Chase Carroll 10 9.150 
50. Madison Sorley Franklin Central 11 9.150 
51. Ashley Gallahar Jeffersonville 11 9.150 
52. Maggie Brown Logansport 12 9.100 
53. Brittney Brooks New Castle 9 9.100 
54. Meredith Wright Bloomington South 9 9.050 
55. Emily Houser Carroll 10 9.050 
56. Diona Milenkovski Merrillville 11 9.050 
57. Arien Taylor Merrillville 12 9.050 
58. Keri Henry Snider 12 9.050 
59. Abbey Gilb South Dearborn 11 9.050 
60. Amber Stath Bloomington South 12 9.025 
61. Corynn Myers LaPorte 10 9.025 
62. Katlynn Schwanke Michigan City 9.025 
63. Kelsie Bevis Columbus North 9.000 
64. Devyn Duncan Connersville 9.000 
65. Lindsey Warga Crown Point 11 9.000 
66. Andrea Kuruda Elkhart Central 10 9.000 
67. Megan Batten LaPorte 12 8.950 
68. Alexis Coffin McCutcheon 10 8.950 
69. Abby Rotach Northrop 11 8.950 
70. Grace Schenkel Dwenger 8.950 
71. Samantha Wilburn Chesterton 10 8.900 
72. Caitlin Michales Concordia 8.900 
73. Paige Bomba Portage 10 8.900 
74. Jenna Pittenger Snider 10 8.900 
75. Danielle Guitard Snider 10 8.900 
76. Allyson Kraft Valpo 9 8.900 
77. Cassie Funcheon Columbus North 11 8.875 
78. Emily Baker Franklin Central 9 8.875 
79. Vanessa Alexander Franklin Central 10 8.875 
80. Holly Sheffer Crown Point 12 8.850 
81. Sarah Wyant McCutcheon 8.850 
82. Jessica Baker Huntington North 8.825 
83. Mercedes Gonzales Crown Point 11 8.800 
84. Kiya Hill DeKalb 8.800 
85. Kristen Ainsworth Jay County 10 8.800 
86. Nadine Runyon Jay County 11 8.800 
87. Kaitlyn Neis Valpo 10 8.800 
88. Kenna Hardy Franklin Central 9 8.775 
89. Chelsie Hogle Carroll 12 8.750 
90. Elisha Krauth LaPorte 9 8.750 
91. Jamie Snyder Marion 12 8.750 
92. Liz Maxwell Crown Point 12 8.700 
93. Liz Mauk Michigan City 8.700 
94. Katharine Nix Dwenger 8.700 
95. Samantha Hicks Columbus East 12 8.675 
96. Kaylynn Schwanke Michigan City 8.675 
97. Kalyn O’Brien Valpo 10 8.675 
98. Madie Zirow Homestead 8.650 
99. Taylor Muskar Marion 10 8.650 
100. Katelyn McBride Valpo 9 8.650 
Floor Exercise
Place, Gymnast, School, Grade, Score 
1. Kayla Heator Fremont 12 9.900 
2. Caitlin Radke Carroll 12 9.850 
3. Alicia Roche Dwenger 12 9.850 
4. Kellie Kidd Valpo 12 9.800 
5. Steffanie Long Valpo 9 9.750 
6. Callie Kuehl Chesterton 9.700 
7. Brannon Springer Concordia 11 9.700 
8. Katherine Nix Dwenger 11 9.700 
9. Jordyn Hoskins Hagerstown 9.700 
10. Kelley Freeman Chesterton 11 9.650 
11. Brittany Trahin Dwenger 9 9.650 
12. Caitlyn Catania Hagerstown 9.650 
13. Abbey Light LaPorte 9 9.650 
14. Madison Baldini Logansport 10 9.650 
15. Ashlan Millikan New Castle 10 9.650 
16. Allycia Gaffer Northrop 11 9.650 
17. Emily Holmen Valpo 12 9.600 
18. Trisha Eberly Crown Point 12 9.550 
19. Jessy Hoskins Hagerstown 9.550 
20. Alix Richey Lawrence Central 9.550 
21. Camile Hayes Lawrence Central 11 9.550 
22. Brittany Rains New Castle 12 9.550 
23. Hillary Strock Northrop 10 9.550 
24. Samantha Wilburn Chesterton 10 9.500 
25. Olivia Lee Dwenger 12 9.500 
26. Tori Becher Roncalli 9.500 
27. Kaitlyn Neis Valpo 10 9.500 
28. Chelsea Stetshberry Columbus North 9.450 
29. Lisa Pozniak Merrillville 11 9.450 
30. Katelyn Fernandes Center Grove 9.425 
31. Ashley Gallahar Jeffersonville 11 9.425 
32. Krista Berry Morristown 12 9.425 
33. Mary Reed Carroll 9 9.400 
34. Madison Sorley Franklin Central 11 9.400 
35. Maggie Brown Logansport 12 9.400 
36. Ashley Farley Portage 11 9.400 
37. Alyssa Servie Roncalli 9.400 
38. Devyn Duncan Connersville 9.350 
39. Nadlie Runyon Jay County 11 9.350 
40. Elisha Krauth LaPorte 9 9.350 
41. Carlisha Carr Elkhart Central 11 9.300 
42. Molly Moran Franklin Central 11 9.300 
43. Coyrnn Myres LaPorte 10 9.300 
44. Chandler Hill Merrillville 10 9.300 
45. Ashley St Myers Snider 11 9.300 
46. Alex Zachary Southmont 9.300 
47. Allison Franklin Columbus East 11 9.275 
48. Chelsie Hogle Carroll 12 9.250 
49. Megan Batten LaPorte 12 9.250 
50. Kelsey Millikan McCutcheon 11 9.250 
51. Jacquelyn Cannon Crown Point 11 9.225 
52. Elizabeth Kozak Chesterton 10 9.200 
53. Amanda Halsted Crown Point 12 9.175 
54. Kelsie Bevis Columbus North 10 9.150 
55. Allie Quintano Homestead 9.150 
56. Shea O’Brien Jeffersonville 9 9.150 
57. Emily Guarneri Marion 11 9.150 
58. Diona Milenkovski Merrillville 9.150 
59. Danielle Guitard Snider 9.150 
60. Abbey Gilb South Dearborn 11 9.125 
61. Amber Stath Bloomington South 12 9.100 
62. Missy Chase Carroll 10 9.100 
63. Tessa Lane Columbus North 11 9.100 
64. Holly Sheffer Crown Point 12 9.100 
65. Kiya Hill DeKalb 9.100 
66. Brittany Severs LaPorte 10 9.100 
67. Katie Schultheis Roncalli 9.100 
68. Chelsea Hannie Snider 10 9.100 
69. Erica Smith Charles Tindley 9.075 
70. Cassie Funcheon Columbus North 11 9.075 
71. Melissa Dishinger Columbus East 12 9.050 
72. Arien Taylor Merrillville 12 9.050 
73. Lindsey Rogers Northrop 9 9.050 
74. Allie Lazerwitz Valpo 9 9.050 
75. Andrea Whited Columbus North 12 9.000 
76. Maddie Zirzow Homestead 9 9.000 
77. Haley Strawbridge Homestead 9.000 
78. Tiffany Leicht Merrillville 12 9.000 
79. Valorie Bly Merrillville 10 9.000 
80. Brittney Brooks New Castle 9 9.000 
81. Vanessa Goebel New Castle 10 9.000 
82. Emily Houser Carroll 10 8.950 
83. Lindsey Brooks Hobart 11 8.950 
84. Anna Muriutto Roncalli 8.950 
85. Jenna Pittenger Snider 10 8.950 
86. Allyson Kraft Valpo 9 8.950 
87. Sarah Wyant McCutcheon 9 8.925 
88. Rebecca Anzni Carroll 12 8.900 
89. Bieanne Hendrix Chesterton 11 8.900 
90. Chrissy Day Columbus North 10 8.900 
91. Emily Baker Franklin Central 9 8.900 
92. Vanessa Alexander Franklin Central 10 8.900 
93. Kristen Moore Jeffersonville 11 8.900 
94. Kaylynn Schwanke Michigan City 8.900 
95. Katlynn Schwanke Michigan City 8.900 
96. Ashton Menzie Snider 10 8.900 
97. Emily Cook New Castle 10 8.850 
98. Liz Maxwell Crown Point 12 8.800 
99. Michelle Sordelet Dwenger 12 8.800 
100. Kenna Hardy Franklin Central 9 8.800 
100. Liz Mauk Michigan City 8.800 
100. Kayla Mischke Portage 9 8.800
All-Around
Place, Gymnast, School, Grade, Score 
1. Kellie Kidd Valpo 12 38.750 
2. Alicia Roche Dwenger 12 38.675 
3. Callie Kuehl Chesterton 38.650 
4. Kayla Heator Fremont 12 38.500 
5. Ashley Farley Portage 11 38.500 
6. Caitlin Radke Carroll 11 38.250 
7. Kelley Freeman Chesterton 11 38.100 
8. Caitlyn Catania Hagerstown 37.925 
9. Jordyn Hoskins Hagerstown 37.900 
10. Alix Richey Lawrence Central 37.900 
11. Steffanie Long Valpo 9 37.825 
12. Emily Holmen Valpo 12 37.800 
13. Camile Hayes Lawrence Central 11 37.500 
14. Brannon Springer Concordia 11 37.450 
15. Emily Cook New Castle 10 37.350 
16. Lisa Pozniak Merrillville 11 37.300 
17. Brittany Trahin Dwenger 9 37.200 
18. Ashley Gallahar Jeffersonville 11 37.150 
19. Ashlan Millikan New Castle 10 37.150 
20. Madison Baldini Logansport 10 37.100 
21. Abbey Light LaPorte 9 37.075 
22. Trisha Eberly Crown Point 12 37.050 
23. Olivia Lee Dwenger 12 37.000 
24. Ashley St Myers Snider 11 37.000 
25. Jessy Hoskins Hagerstown 36.900 
26. Molly Moran Franklin Central 11 36.750 
27. Brittany Rains New Castle 12 36.750 
28. Hillary Strock Northrop 10 36.650 
29. Cassie Funcheon Columbus North 11 36.625 
30. Allison Franklin Columbus East 11 36.600 
31. Alyssa Servie Roncalli 36.525 
32. Chrissy Day Columbus North 11 36.475 
33. Shea O’Brien Jeffersonville 9 36.425 
34. Allycia Gaffer Northrop 11 36.400 
35. Megan Batten LaPorte 12 36.375 
36. Audrey Lewis Columbus North 36.325 
37. Emily Guarneri Marion 11 36.300 
38. Sydney Clute Center Grove 36.275 
39. Devyn Duncan Connersville 36.125 
40. Krista Berry Morristown 12 35.975 
41. Arien Taylor Merrillville 12 35.900 
42. Chandler Hill Merrillville 10 35.775 
43. Mary Reed Carroll 9 35.750 
44. Corynn Myers LaPorte 10 35.750 
45. Maggie Brown Logansport 12 35.750 
46. Kiya Hill DeKalb 35.700 
47. Jacquelyn Cannon Crown Point 11 35.650 
48. Elisha Krauth LaPorte 9 35.500 
49. Brittney Brooks New Castle 9 35.500 
50. Jessica Baker Huntington North 35.400 
51. Kelsey Millikan McCutcheon 11 35.400 
52. Katharine Nix Dwenger 35.350 
53. Allyson Kraft Valpo 9 35.325 
54. Chelsea Hannie Snider 10 35.250 
55. Tiffany Leicht Merrillville 12 35.200 
56. Nadlie Runyon Jay County 11 35.000 
57. Alyssa McPherson Logansport 9 35.000 
58. Katelyn Fernandes Center Grove 34.925 
59. Tessa Lane Columbus North 10 34.850 
60. Madie Zirzow Homestead 9 34.850 
61. Kalyn O’Brien Valpo 10 34.825 
62. Diona Milenkovski Merrillville 11 34.725 
63. Chelsea Smith Center Grove 34.700 
64. Elizabeth Kozak Chesterton 10 34.700 
65. Emily Baker Franklin Central 9 34.600 
66. Danielle Guitard Snider 10 34.600 
67. Vanessa Alexander Franklin Central 10 34.550 
68. Melissa Dishinger Columbus East 12 34.525 
69. Amanda Halsted Crown Point 12 34.500 
70. Chelsea Scott Hagerstown 34.475 
71. Andrea Kuruda Elkhart Central 10 34.450 
72. Kristen Moore Jeffersonville 11 34.425 
73. Lindsey Warga Crown Point 11 34.400 
74. Kaylynn Schwanke Michigan City 34.400 
75. Vanessa Goebel New Castle 10 34.350 
76. Madison Sorley Franklin Central 11 34.325 
77. Alie Lazerwitz Valpo 9 34.275 
78. Emily Houser Carroll 10 34.250 
79. Meredith Wright Bloomington South 9 34.175 
80. Kenna Hardy Franklin Central 9 34.100 
81. Sarah Wyant McCutcheon 9 34.075 
82. Erica Smith Charles Tindley 34.050 
83. Liz Mauk Michigan City 34.050 
84. Kaitlyn Neis Valpo 10 34.025 
85. Kelsie Bevis Columbus North 10 33.875 
86. Brittney Severs LaPorte 10 33.850 
87. Tiffany Tuxbury Bloomington South 12 33.775 
88. Kiley Miller Bloomington South 12 33.775 
89. Lindsey Rogers Northrop 9 33.750 
90. Lauren Boring Shelbyville 33.750 
91. Dani McPHerron Plymouth 11 33.700 
92. Liz Maxwell Crown Point 12 33.675 
93. Rachel Wichlinski Valpo 9 33.575 
94. Caitlin Michaels Concordia 9 33.550 
95. Nicole MacLain Plymouth 12 33.500 
96. Lindsey Brooks Hobart 11 33.400 
97. Emily Ross Center Grove 33.375 
98. Lauren Rowe DeKalb 33.350 
99. Mercedes Gonzales Crown Point 11 33.300 
100. Jackie Kracich Valpo 9 33.300
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BB SECT 44: 2A #5 Lawrenceburg holds off Hauser, 74-67

Posted on 05 March 2009 by .

By E. Shawn Aylsworth
Managing Editor
GREENSBURG – Despite entering its Class 2A Sectional 44 opening-round clash March 4 against fifth-ranked Lawrenceburg a nearly 20-point underdog (according to the Sagarin power ratings), Hauser battled gamely throughout an up-tempo and highly entertaining affair.
But a look at the stats would show that too many turnovers and some shoddy free throw shooting were the main culprits in the Jets’ near-miss in a 74-67 Lawrenceburg victory. That, and 20 second-half points – part of a game-high 32-point outburst – from the Tigers’ Jim Faehr.
The 6’2” senior did it all. Faehr tallied nine third-quarter points on a putback, layup, drive, and 3-pointer. But that was nothing compared with 7-for-8 free throw shooting and two critical steals in the last three minutes of the game, the second of which resulted in a fast-break layup that gave Lawrenceburg (18-3) a 67-56 lead with 1:18 left to play.
Faehr was the perfect late-game straight man for classmate Sean Powell’s first-quarter hi-jinks. The 6’1” Powell, the Tigers’ leading scorer at 18.8 points per game, snagged three steals and had eight points himself in a high-scoring opening period that ended with a 24-18 Lawrenceburg lead.
But like several of his teammates, Powell was a little under the weather and wore down a bit later in the contest. Faehr’s ascension was thus crucial in enabling the Tigers to ward off a gallant, 32-minute effort by Hauser (11-10), the 2006 Class A state champion.
Particularly troublesome for Lawrenceburg was 5’10” junior Cody Thayer, whose kamikaze entries into the paint resulted in a team-high 23 points and bucket after big bucket to keep the Jets in it.
“I was really impressed by the Thayer boy, number 10,” said 16th-year Lawrenceburg coach Mike Pratt.
Powell joined Faehr in double digits with 15 points, while 6-foot junior Justin Ricketts added 13 – most coming from behind the 3-point arc.
Three Hauser players reached double figures alongside Thayer: 6’8” senior center Tanner Case (14 points), 6’6” sophomore Silas Sims (11), and 6’5” sophomore Evan Dodd (10).
The Tigers will face Switzerland County (17-5) in the second semifinal Friday after Southwestern (Hanover) (7-14) and sectional host North Decatur (6-15) tip off at 6 p.m. ET. Lawrenceburg was 2-0 in that series this year, winning 60-56 in overtime Jan. 8 and cruising to a 75-55 victory on Valentine’s Day.
In Wednesday’s opening game, Switzerland County slowly pulled away from South Ripley in a 64-54 victory. The Pacers led by one at the first stop, eight at the half, and 44-32 heading to the fourth quarter.
South Ripley (8-13) cut the lead to seven down the stretch, but Switzerland County held the Raiders off by going 8 of 14 from the free throw line after entering the one-and-bonus with six minutes to play.
The Pacers got amazing balance offensively as three 6’4” players – senior Kyle Green and juniors Travis Tackett and Brennan Bragg – all finished with 15 points. South Ripley was led by the 13 points of 6’1” senior Andy Miller (13 points), while 6-foot junior Chase Grider had 12 and 6’5” senior Thomas Welch added 10. 
44. North Decatur Sectional
Game 1: North Decatur 46, Milan 45
Game 2: Switzerland County 64, South Ripley 54
Game 3: Lawrenceburg 74, Hauser 67
Game 4: Southwestern (Hanover) vs. North Decatur. Fri 6p
Game 5: Switzerland County vs. Lawrenceburg. Fri to follow
Championship: Winner of Game 4 vs. Winner of Game 5. Sat 7:30p
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BB SECTIONALS: Round-by-round results

Posted on 04 March 2009 by .

Here are round-by-round results from the sectional round of the 99th Annual IHSAA Boys Basketball State Tournament plus the remainder of the tournament schedule, courtesy of ihsaa.org:
 
SECTIONALS
Dates: Monday, March 2; Tuesday, March 3; Wednesday, March 4; Friday, March 6; Saturday, March 7
Times: TBD
Admission: $5 per session, $9 all sessions.
Home team: The second team listed in each tournament pairing is the designated home team.
 
CLASS 4A
1. East Chicago Central (7)
Game 1 – Munster 76, Lowell 42
Game 2 – Gary West 50, Hammond Morton 37
Game 3 – East Chicago Central 62, Lake Central 52
Game 4 – Highland vs. Munster. Fri 6p CT
Game 5 – Gary West vs. East Chicago Central. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 4 vs. Winner of Game 5. Sat 7:30p CT
2. Michigan City (8)
Game 1 – Crown Point 69, LaPorte 54
Game 2 – Hobart 66, Michigan City 65 (2OT)
Game 3 – Merrillville 76, Portage 54
Game 4 – Valparaiso 53, Chesterton 49 (2OT)
Game 5 – Crown Point vs. Hobart. Fri 6p CT
Game 6 – Merrillville vs. Valparaiso. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 5 vs. Winner of Game 6. Sat 7:30p CT
3. Mishawaka (6)
Game 1 – South Bend Clay 59, South Bend Riley 45
Game 2 – South Bend Washington 51, Penn 48
Game 3 – Mishawaka vs. South Bend Clay. Fri 6p
Game 4 – South Bend Adams vs. South Bend Washington. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7:30p
4. Elkhart Central @ North Side Gym (6)
Game 1 – Warsaw 75, Concord 71
Game 2 – Goshen 63, Elkhart Central 51
Game 3 – Elkhart Memorial vs. Warsaw. Fri 6:30p
Game 4 – Northridge vs. Goshen. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7:30p
5. East Noble (5)
Game 1 – DeKalb 32, Carroll (Fort Wayne) 31
Game 2 – East Noble vs. Fort Wayne Snider. Fri 6p
Game 3 – Fort Wayne Northrop vs. DeKalb. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 2 vs. Winner of Game 3. Sat 7:30p
6. Huntington North (6)
Game 1 – Homestead 67, Fort Wayne South Side 61.
Game 2 – Marion 94, Fort Wayne North Side 86.
Game 3 – Huntington North vs. Homestead. Fri 6p
Game 4 – Jay County vs. Marion. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7:30p
 
7. Lafayette Jefferson (5)
Game 1 – Lafayette Jefferson 74, Logansport 49.
Game 2 – McCutcheon vs. Harrison (West Lafayette). Fri 6p
Game 3 – Kokomo vs. Lafayette Jefferson. Fri, 7:30 pm
Championship – Winner of Game 2 vs. Winner of Game 3. Sat 7:30p
 
8. New Castle (8)
Game 1 – Anderson 73, Pendleton Heights 50
Game 2 – Anderson Highland 45, Connersville 37
Game 3 – Muncie Central 47, New Castle 26
Game 4 – Richmond 53, Greenfield-Central 47
Game 5 – Anderson vs. Anderson Highland. Fri 6 pm
Game 6 – Muncie Central vs. Richmond. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 5 vs. Winner of Game 6. Sat 7:30p
9. Noblesville (6)
Game 1 – Carmel 65, Westfield 52
Game 2 – Noblesville 51, Zionsville 45
Game 3 – Fishers vs. Carmel. Fri 6p
Game 4 – Hamilton Southeastern vs. Noblesville. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7:30p
10. Indianapolis Arlington (7)
Game 1 – North Central (Indianapolis) 73, Indianapolis Cathedral 61
Game 2 – Lawrence North 86, Indianapolis Broad Ripple 47
Game 3 – Warren Central 77, Indianapolis Arlington 65
Game 4 – Lawrence Central vs. North Central (Indianapolis). Fri 6p
Game 5 – Lawrence North vs. Warren Central. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 4 vs. Winner of Game 5. Sat 7p
11. Center Grove (7)
Game 1 – Perry Meridian 49, Center Grove 48
Game 2 – Whiteland 43, Southport 40
Game 3 – Franklin 50, Greenwood 49
Game 4 – Franklin Central vs. Perry Meridian. Fri 6p
Game 5 – Whiteland vs. Franklin. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 4 vs. Winner of Game 5. Sat 7:30p
12. Pike (7)
Game 1 – Ben Davis 63, Indianapolis Manual 58
Game 2 – Decatur Central 58, Indianapolis Tech 54
Game 3 – Pike 50, Brownsburg 48
Game 4 – Avon vs. Ben Davis. Fri 6p
Game 5 – Decatur Central vs. Pike. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 4 vs. Winner of Game 5. Sat 7:30p
13. Terre Haute North (6)
Game 1 – Plainfield 66, Northview 39
Game 2 – Mooresville 61, Terre Haute North 47
Game 3 – Terre Haute South vs. Plainfield. Fri 6p
Game 4 – Martinsville vs. Mooresville. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7:30p
14. Columbus North (5)
Game 1 – Bloomington North 41, Columbus East 38
Game 2 – Columbus North vs. East Central. Fri 6p
Game 3 – Bloomington South vs. Bloomington North. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 2 vs. Winner of Game 3. Sat 7:30p
15. Seymour (6)
Game 1 – Jeffersonville 68, Floyd Central 60
Game 2 – New Albany 85, Seymour 60
Game 3 – Bedford North Lawrence vs. Jeffersonville. Fri 6p
Game 4 – Jennings County vs. New Albany. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7:30p
 
16. Evansville Central (5)
Game 1 – Castle 62, Evansville North 49
Game 2 – Evansville Harrison vs. Evansville Reitz. Fri 6p CT
Game 3 – Evansville Central vs. Castle. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 2 vs. Winner of Game 3. Sat 7p CT
CLASS 3A
17. Hammond (6)
Game 1 – Gary Roosevelt 95, Gary Wallace 84
Game 2 – Hammond 57, Gary Wirt 45
Game 3 – Hammond Gavit vs. Gary Roosvelt. Fri 6p CT
Game 4 – Hammond Clark vs. Hammond. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7:30p CT
18. Calumet (6)
Game 1 – Knox 57, Kankakee Valley 43
Game 2 – Andrean 64, Calumet 48
Game 3 – Griffith vs. Knox. Fri 6p CT
Game 4 – Rensselaer vs. Andrean. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7:30p CT
19. Plymouth (7)
Game 1 – Rochester 81, Mishawaka Marian 48
Game 2 – Plymouth 55, New Prairie 40
Game 3 – Glenn 46, South Bend St. Joseph’s 43
Game 4 – Culver Academies vs. Rochester. Fri 6p
Game 5 – Plymouth vs. Glenn. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 4 vs. Winner of Game 5. Sat 7:30p
20. Frankfort (6)
Game 1 – Northwestern 53, Benton Central 52
Game 2 – West Lafayette 76, Western 58
Game 3 – Frankfort vs. Northwestern. Fri 6p
Game 4 – Twin Lakes vs. West Lafayette. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7:30p
 
21. NorthWood (7)
Game 1 – Whitko 54, Columbia City 49
Game 2 – NorthWood 52, Tippecanoe Valley 40
Game 3 – Lakeland 68, Wawasee 61
Game 4 – West Noble vs. Whitko. Fri 6p
Game 5 – NorthWood vs. Lakeland. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 4 vs. Winner of Game 5. Sat 7:30p
22. Fort Wayne Wayne (6)
Game 1 – Fort Wayne Wayne 42, Bellmont 36
Game 2 – Peru 88, Maconaquah 46
Game 3 – Fort Wayne Elmhurst vs. Fort Wayne Wayne. Fri 6p
Game 4 – Norwell vs. Peru. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7:30p
 
23. New Haven (7)
Game 1 – Harding 66, Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran 60
Game 2 – Heritage 45, Angola 44
Game 3 – Fort Wayne Dwenger 52, New Haven 33
Game 4 – Leo vs. Harding. Fri 6p
Game 5 – Heritage vs. Fort Wayne Dwenger. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 4 vs. Winner of Game 5. Sat 7:30p
24. Muncie South (6)
Game 1 – Delta 67, Eastbrook 26
Game 2 – Muncie Southside 69, Blackford 38
Game 3 – Mississinewa vs. Delta. Fri 6p
Game 4 – Yorktown vs. Muncie South. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7:30p
 
25. Crawfordsville (6)
Game 1 – Danville 60, Crawfordsville 54
Game 2 – Western Boone 45, Southmont 42
Game 3 – North Montgomery vs. Danville. Fri 6p
Game 4 – Lebanon vs. Western Boone. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7:30p
 
26. Beech Grove (6)
Game 1 – Beech Grove 62, Indianapolis Chatard 52
Game 2 – Brebeuf 71, Indianapolis Northwest 55
Game 3 – Roncalli vs. Beech Grove. Fri 6p
Game 4 – Indianapolis Howe Academy vs. Brebeuf. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7:30p
27. Hamilton Heights (5)
Game 1 – Hamilton Heights 65, Rushville 50
Game 2 – New Palestine vs. Shelbyville. Fri 6p
Game 3 – Mt. Vernon (Fortville) vs. Hamilton Heights. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 2 vs. Winner of Game 3. Sat 7:30p
 
28. Madison (6)
Game 1 – Batesville 57, South Dearborn 42
Game 2 – Madison 49, Franklin County 47
Game 3 – Greensburg vs. Batesville. Fri 6p
Game 4 – Scottsburg vs. Madison. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7:30p
29. South Vermillion (7)
Game 1 – Edgewood 59, Sullivan 55 (OT)
Game 2 – Owen Valley 51, Greencastle 48
Game 3 – West Vigo 88, Brown County 76
Game 4 – South Vermillion vs. Edgewood. Fri 6p
Game 5 – Owen Valley vs. West Vigo. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 4 vs. Winner of Game 5. Sat 7:30p
 
30. Crawford County (7)
Game 1 – Salem 75, North Harrison 55
Game 2 – Silver Creek 88, Charlestown 71
Game 3 – Crawford County 62, Mitchell 58
Game 4 – Corydon vs. Salem. Fri 6p
Game 5 – Silver Creek vs. Crawford County. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 4 vs. Winner of Game 5. Sat 7:30p

31. Southridge (6)
Game 1 – Vincennes Lincoln 47, Southridge 36
Game 2 – Washington 41, Heritage Hills 34
Game 3 – Jasper vs. Vincennes Lincoln. Fri 6p
Game 4 – Pike Central vs. Washington. Fri, 7:30 pm
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7:30p
 
32. Princeton (6)
Game 1 – Princeton 62, Gibson Southern 38
Game 2 – Mount Vernon (Posey) 65, Evansville Bosse 58
Game 3 – Boonville vs. Princeton. Fri 6p CT
Game 4 – Evansville Memorial vs. Mount Vernon (Posey). Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7p CT
 
CLASS 3A
33. Hammond Noll (5)
Game 1 – Wheeler 62, Hanover Central 53
Game 2 – Lake Station vs. River Forest. Fri 6p CT
Game 3 – Hammond Noll vs. Wheeler. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 2 vs. Winner of Game 3. Sat 7:30p CT
 
34. North Judson (6)
Game 1 – North Judson 57, Boone Grove 45
Game 2 – Winamac 55, North Newton 44
Game 3 – Hebron vs. North Judson. Fri 5:30p CT
Game 4 – Culver Community vs. Winamac. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7p CT
 
35. Jimtown (5)
Game 1 – Westview 66, Fairfield 53
Game 2 – LaVille vs. Jimtown. Fri 6p
Game 3 – Bremen vs. Westview. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 2 vs. Winner of Game 3. Sat 7:30p
 
36. Garrett (6)
Game 1 – Central Noble 56, Churubusco 53
Game 2 – Garrett 64, Prairie Heights 50
Game 3 – Fremont vs. Central Noble. Fri 6p
Game 4 – Eastside vs. Garrett. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7:30p
37. Clinton Central (5)
Game 1 – Carroll (Flora) 60, Fountain Central 48 (OT)
Game 2 – Clinton Central vs. Seeger. Fri 6p
Game 3 – Delphi vs. Carroll (Flora). Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 2 vs. Winner of Game 3. Sat 7p
 
38. South Adams (5)
Game 1 – Woodlan 62, Adams Central 51
Game 2 – Fort Wayne Luers vs. Bluffton. Fri 6p
Game 3 – South Adams vs. Woodlan. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 2 vs. Winner of Game 3. Sat 7:30p
 
39. Manchester (6)
Game 1 – Manchester 54, Wabash 51 (OT)
Game 2 – North Miami 71, Cass 36
Game 3 – Southwood vs. Manchester. Fri 6p
Game 4 – Northfield vs. North Miami. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7:30p
40. Tipton (7)
Game 1 – Guerin Catholic 63, Taylor 54
Game 2 – Eastern (Greentown) 66, Sheridan 58
Game 3 – Tipton 48, Oak Hill 44
Game 4 – Madison-Grant vs. Guerin Catholic. Fri 6p
Game 5 – Eastern (Greentown) vs. Tipton. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 4 vs. Winner of Game 5. Sat 7:30p
41. Lapel (7)
Game 1 – Wapahani 66, Alexandria 47
Game 2 – Lapel 71, Frankton 40
Game 3 – Elwood 49, Muncie Burris 47
Game 4 – Winchester vs. Wapahani. Fri 6p
Game 5 – Lapel vs. Elwood. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 4 vs. Winner of Game 5. Sat 7:30p
42. Hagerstown (8)
Game 1 – Hagerstown 55, Cambridge City Lincoln 52
Game 2 – Eastern Hancock 55, Northeastern 44
Game 3 – Knightstown 51, Union County 47
Game 4 – Centerville 50, Shenandoah 35
Game 5 – Hagerstown vs. Eastern Hancock. Fri 6p
Game 6 – Knightstown vs. Centerville. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 5 vs. Winner of Game 6. Sat 7:30p
43. Indian Creek (7)
Game 1 – Indianapolis Scecina 46, Indian Creek 40
Game 2 – Indianapolis Ritter 73, Triton Central 49
Game 3 – Park Tudor 44, Heritage Christian 38
Game 4 – Indianapolis Washington vs. Indianapolis Scecina. Fri 6p
Game 5 – Indianapolis Ritter vs. Park Tudor. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 4 vs. Winner of Game 5. Sat 7:30p
44. North Decatur (7)
Game 1 – North Decatur 46, Milan 45
Game 2 – Switzerland County 64, South Ripley 54
Game 3 – Lawrenceburg 74, Hauser 67
Game 4 – Southwestern (Hanover) vs. North Decatur. Fri 6p
Game 5 – Switzerland County vs. Lawrenceburg. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 4 vs. Winner of Game 5. Sat 7:30p
45. Eastern Greene (5)
Game 1 – Eastern Greene 47, North Knox 29
Game 2 – Bloomfield vs. South Knox. Fri 6p
Game 3 – Linton vs. Eastern Greene. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 2 vs. Winner of Game 3. Sat 7:30p
46. South Putnam (8)
Game 1 – Covenant Christian (Indianapolis) 75, Cascade 73 (OT).
Game 2 – Cloverdale 46, South Putnam 40
Game 3 – Tri-West Hendricks 47, Monrovia 44
Game 4 – Speedway 74, North Putnam 53
Game 5 – Covenant Christian (Indianapolis) vs. Cloverdale. Fri 6p
Game 6 – Tri-West Hendricks vs. Speedway. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 5 vs. Winner of Game 6. Sat 7:30p
 
47. Providence (7)
Game 1 – Paoli 65, Austin 51
Game 2 – Providence 60, Eastern (Pekin) 53
Game 3 – West Washington 54, Clarksville 43
Game 4 – Brownstown vs. Paoli. Fri 6p
Game 5 – Providence vs. West Washington. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 4 vs. Winner of Game 5. Sat 7p
48. Evansville Mater Dei @ Boonville (6)
Game 1 – Evansville Mater Dei 52, North Posey 40
Game 2 – Forest Park 58, Perry Central 55
Game 3 – Tell City vs. Evansville Mater Dei. Fri, 5:30 pm CT
Game 4 – South Spencer vs. Forest Park. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7p CT
 
CLASS A
49. Morgan Township (6)
Game 1 – Kouts 54, LaCrosse 44
Game 2 – Whiting 44, Washington Township 34
Game 3 – Morgan Township vs. Kouts. Fri 6p CT
Game 4 – Bowman Academy vs. Whiting. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7:30p CT
50. Triton (6)
Game 1 – South Central (Union Mills) 67, Marquette Catholic 53
Game 2 – Triton 68, Westville 36
Game 3 – Argos vs. South Central (Union Mills). Fri 6:30p
Game 4 – Oregon-Davis vs. Triton. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7p
 
51. Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian (8)
Game 1 – Lakewood Park Christian 55, Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian 52 (OT)
Game 2 – Elkhart Christian Academy 63, Howe Military 28
Game 3 – Fort Wayne Canterbury 66, Hamilton 43
Game 4 – Bethany Christian 69, Keystone 47
Game 5 – Lakewood Park Christian vs. Elkhart Christian Academy. Fri 6p
Game 6 – Fort Wayne Canterbury vs. Bethany Christian. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 5 vs. Winner of Game 6. Sat 7:30p
52. West Central (6)
Game 1 – Caston 50, South Newton 47
Game 2 – North White 48, West Central 40
Game 3 – Tri-County vs. Caston. Fri 6p
Game 4 – Pioneer vs. North White. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7:30p
 
53. Tri-Central (5)
Game 1 – Lafayette Central Catholic 78, Tri-Central 53
Game 2 – Frontier vs. Rossville. Fri 6p
Game 3 – Clinton Prairie vs. Lafayette Central Catholic. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 2 vs. Winner of Game 3. Sat 7:30p
54. Southern Wells (7)
Game 1 – Cowan 72, Wes-Del 40
Game 2 – Liberty Christian 57, Marion Lakeview Christian 29
Game 3 – Daleville 77, White’s 23
Game 4 – Southern Wells vs. Cowan. Fri 6p
Game 5 – Liberty Christian vs. Daleville. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 4 vs. Winner of Game 5. Sat 7:30p
55. Monroe Central (7)
Game 1 – Randolph Southern 55, Tri 48
Game 2 – Seton Catholic 44, Union City 43
Game 3 – Monroe Central 64, Union (Modoc) 38
Game 4 – Blue River Valley vs. Randolph Southern. Fri 6p
Game 5 – Seton Catholic vs. Monroe Central. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 4 vs. Winner of Game 5. Sat 7:30p
56. North Vermillion (6)
Game 1 – Rockville 95, North Vermillion 52
Game 2 – Turkey Run 66, Covington 57 (2OT)
Game 3 – Attica vs. Rockville. Fri 6p
Game 4 – Riverton Parke vs. Turkey Run. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7:30p
57. White River Valley (6)
Game 1 – Clay City 88, Holy Cross 50
Game 2 – Shakamak 53, North Central (Farmersburg) 41
Game 3 – Union (Dugger) vs. Clay City. Fri 6p
Game 4 – White River Valley vs. Shakamak. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7:30p
58. Edinburgh (7)
Game 1 – Waldron 61, Morton Memorial 39
Game 2 – Edinburgh 71, Eminence 52
Game 3 – Morristown 61, Greenwood Christian Academy 40
Game 4 – Southwestern (Shelbyville) vs. Waldron. Fri 6p
Game 5 – Edinburgh vs. Morristown. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 4 vs. Winner of Game 5. Sat 7:30p
 
59. Bethesda Christian (9)
Game 1 – Indianapolis Lutheran 47, Indiana School for the Deaf 25
Game 2 – Indianapolis Metropolitan 55, University 36
Game 3 – Indianapolis Tindley 61, International 28
Game 4 – Bethesda Christian 72, Indianapolis Attucks 57
Game 5 – Fall Creek Academy 52, Indianapolis Lutheran 49
Game 6 – Indianapolis Metropolitan vs. Indianapolis Tindley. Fri 6p
Game 7 – Bethesda Christian vs. Fall Creek Academy. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 6 vs. Winner of Game 7. Sat 7:30p
60. South Decatur (5)
Game 1 – Jac-Cen-Del 70, Oldenburg Academy 38
Game 2 – Madison Shawe vs. South Decatur. Fri 6p
Game 3 – Rising Sun vs. Jac-Cen-Del. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 2 vs. Winner of Game 3. Sat 7:30p
 
61. Orleans (6)
Game 1 – Northeast Dubois 53, Trinity Lutheran 35
Game 2 – Orleans 79, Medora 29
Game 3 – Springs Valley vs. Northeast Dubois. Fri 6p
Game 4 – Crothersville vs. Orleans. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7:30p
 
62. Henryville (7)
Game 1 – New Washington 61, Henryville 60
Game 2 – Borden 76, Rock Creek Academy 44
Game 3 – Lanesville 61, South Central (Elizabeth) 31
Game 4 – Christian Academy of Indiana vs. New Washington. Fri 6p
Game 5 – Borden vs. Lanesville. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 4 vs. Winner of Game 5. Sat 7:30p
63. North Daviess (6)
Game 1 – North Daviess 57, Loogootee 47
Game 2 – Vincennes Rivet 61, Washington Catholic 34
Game 3 – Barr-Reeve vs. North Daviess. Fri 6p
Game 4 – Shoals vs. Vincennes Rivet. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4. Sat 7:30p
 
64. Tecumseh (5)
Game 1 – Tecumseh 54, Wood Memorial 41
Game 2 – New Harmony vs. Evansville Day. Fri 6p CT
Game 3 – Cannelton vs. Tecumseh. Fri to follow
Championship – Winner of Game 2 vs. Winner of Game 3. Sat 7p CT
REGIONALS
Date: Saturday, March 14
Times: All times ET unless noted
Admission: $6 per session, $9 both sessions
Home team: The second team listed in each tournament pairing is the designated home team.
 
CLASS 4A
1. Michigan City
Game 1 – Winner at Mishawaka vs. Winner at East Chicago Central. 10a CT
Game 2 – Winner at Michigan City vs. Winner at Elkhart Central. 12p CT
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 7:30p CT
 
2. Marion
Game 1 – Winner at East Noble vs. Winner at New Castle. 10a
Game 2 – Winner at Lafayette Jefferson vs. Winner at Huntington North. 12p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 8p
 
3. Lawrence Central @ Hinkle Fieldhouse
Game 1 – Winner at Indianapolis Arlington vs. Winner at Noblesville. 10a
Game 2 – Winner at Center Grove vs. Winner at Pike. 12p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 8p
 
4. Seymour
Game 1 – Winner at Seymour vs. Winner at Columbus North. 10a
Game 2 – Winner at Evansville Central vs. Winner at Terre Haute North. 12p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 8p
 
CLASS 3A
5. Plymouth
Game 1 – Winner at Plymouth vs. Winner at Calumet. TBD
Game 2 – Winner at Frankfort vs. Winner at Hammond. TBD
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. TBD
 
6. Blackford
Game 1 – Winner at Muncie South vs. Winner at Fort Wayne Wayne. 10a
Game 2 – Winner at New Haven vs. Winner at NorthWood. 12p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 8p
 
7. Shelbyville
Game 1 – Winner at Hamilton Heights vs. Winner at Crawfordsville. 10a
Game 2 – Winner at Madison vs. Winner at Beech Grove. 12p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 8p
 
8. Washington
Game 1 – Winner at Crawford County vs. Winner at Southridge. TBD
Game 2 – Winner at South Vermillion vs. Winner at Princeton. TBD
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. TBD
 
CLASS 2A
9. North Judson
Game 1 – Winner at North Judson vs. Winner at Hammond Noll. 10a CT
Game 2 – Winner at Jimtown vs. Winner at Garrett. 12p CT
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 7p CT
 
10. Tipton
Game 1 – Winner at Manchester vs. Winner at Clinton Central. 10a
Game 2 – Winner at Tipton vs. Winner at South Adams. 12p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 8p
 
11. Connersville
Game 1 – Winner at Lapel vs. Winner at Hagerstown. 10a
Game 2 – Winner at Indian Creek vs. Winner at North Decatur. 12p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 8p
 
12. Southridge
Game 1 – Winner at South Putnam vs. Winner at Evansville Mater Dei. TBD
Game 2 – Winner at Providence vs. Winner at Eastern Greene. TBD
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. TBD
 
CLASS A
13. Triton
Game 1 – Winner at Triton vs. Winner at Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian. 10:30a
Game 2 – Winner at West Central vs. Winner at Morgan Township. 12:30p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 7:30p
 
14. Frankfort
Game 1 – Winner at Monroe Central vs. Winner at Southern Wells. 10a
Game 2 – Winner at Tri-Central vs. Winner at North Vermillion. 12p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 8p
 
15. Martinsville
Game 1 – Winner at Bethesda Christian vs. Winner at Edinburgh. 10a
Game 2 – Winner at South Decatur vs. Winner at White River Valley. 12p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 8p
 
16. Loogootee
Game 1 – Winner at North Daviess vs. Winner at Tecumseh. TBD
Game 2 – Winner at Henryville vs. Winner at Orleans. TBD
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. TBD
 
SEMISTATES
Date: Saturday, March 21
Admission: $7
Home team: The winner of the odd-numbered regional is the designated home team.
Note: Teams will be assigned to semistate sites after regional results become available.

NORTH
1. Lafayette Jefferson
2. Warsaw

SOUTH
3. Southport
4. Seymour

STATE FINALS
Date: Saturday, March 28
Site: Conseco Fieldhouse, 125 South Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis
Admission: Session $15, season $25
Tickets: Reserved tickets can be purchased at the participating schools the week of the state finals (contact participating schools for ticket distribution hours). Tickets also will be available game day at the ticket office at Conseco Fieldhouse.
Home team: In each state championship game, the winner of the south semistate is the designated home team.

SESSION I
Class A State Championship: 10:30 a.m. ET
Class 2A State Championship: follows Class A game

SESSION II
Class 3A State Championship: 6 p.m. ET
Class 4A State Championship: follows Class 3A game

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BB: Uncle Mike’s Sectional Notebook II

Posted on 04 March 2009 by .

By Mike McGraw
Executive Director
Uncle Mike is definitely suffering from a case of basketball overdose. Could there be a more beautiful disease? He isn’t even grumpy this evening. Those of us who know him, however, usually like him better when he is. 
Here are his thoughts on Wednesday night’s action …
Class 4A
Valparaiso 53, Chesterton 48 (2OT)
This sectional has been a major source of heartache for Chesterton in the last couple of years.
Pike 50, Brownsburg 48
The champions go down on a last-second shot. Somehow, it is fitting that would be the way it happened.
Class 3A
Owen Valley 51, Greencastle 48
These are big days in Spencer. This outdoes the opening day of deer-hunting season.
Class 2A
Park Tudor 44, Heritage Christian 38
This is one of the biggest upsets we will see this week.
Tipton 48, Oak Hill 44
The Blue Devils won, but they had better grow some bigger horns before Fort Wayne Luers comes calling.
Class A
Fall Creek Academy 52, Indianapolis Lutheran 49
What is this world coming to? Now we have Charter schools beating private schools! This is going to open up a whole new class of whining.
Borden 76, Rock Creek Academy 44
Got milk? Nobody under the age of 40 is going to get that reference. And you get bonus points if you can remember the name of the cow.
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BB SECT 40: 2A #1 Tipton rallies to defeat #7 Oak Hill, 48-44

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By Mike McGraw
Executive Director
TIPTON – Oak Hill dominated the vast majority of its Class 2A Sectional 40 opening-round game March 4 versus 3A top-ranked Tipton. But the host Blue Devils dominated the part that mattered. As a result, Tipton came away with an improbable 48-44 victory.
You would not expect a school that travelled annually to Marion for tournament play for more than 30 years to be intimidated by playing the highly regarded Blue Devils on their home court, and Oak Hill certainly was not. The Golden Eagles started the game applying defensive pressure that totally befuddled Tipton. 
Oak Hill held Tipton’s high-powered offense to just four first-quarter points, going on a four-minute 8-0 run at the end of the period to lead 10-4. The Blue Devils (21-2) were getting shots, but they were rushed and not the shots they really wanted. 
Indiana University-bound Derek Elston was limited to just two points on a putback midway through the period.
By the same token, there are a lot of reasons people think so highly of Tipton, and the Blue Devils exhibited a few of them in the second quarter. They began to ramp up their own defensive effort, forcing Oak Hill (17-4) into several poor shots and several turnovers. 
Tipton slowly cut into the lead, finally reducing it to two points at 16-14 just before the half. Then Oak Hill’s Eric Doyle hit a floater in the lane just before the horn to give the Eagles a four-point cushion at intermission.
Those who thought Tipton had survived the storm were sadly mistaken. Oak Hill started the second half on an 8-2 run that not only gave the Golden Eagles a 26-16 advantage but also found Tipton getting into early foul trouble. 
The Blue Devils were in need of a hero, and the likely candidate showed up in the nick of time. The 6’8” Elston, who had been held to four points in the first half, scored seven more during an 8-0 Tipton run that cut the lead to 26-24 late in the period. 
Despite his best efforts, however, it appeared Oak Hill had the necessary kryptonite. The Golden Eagles responded with a run of their own and led after three stanzas, 33-28.
What went largely unnoticed in that third quarter was a change in the Tipton defense. When the Oak Hill lead reached 10 midway through the quarter, coach Travis Daugherty switched his troops into a zone. 
While it did not pay immediate dividends on the scoreboard, it did slow the Golden Eagles down on the offensive end. That quickly transferred to the defensive end, where the visitors seemed incapable of applying quite as much pressure as they had during most of the game.
The payoff came in the fourth period. Oak Hill expanded the lead to eight at 38-30 with 6:27 left to play … then it all fell apart for the Golden Eagles. In fact, it went away completely and quickly. 
Suddenly a Tipton team that had struggled with Oak Hill’s quickness all evening became the quicker team. The Blue Devils were the aggressor. They had turned the switch on the Oak Hill engine to “off,” and the GEs seemed incapable of turning it back on. 
Oak Hill would not score again until there was less than a minute to play. In that time, Tipton went on a 16-0 run that turned a 38-30 deficit into a 46-38 lead. Oak Hill’s misery included four missed free throws, four turnovers, and a couple questionable shots. 
Elston added six more points during the run, but the key blow was a 3-pointer from the top of the key from Craig Dickey that gave Tipton its first lead since 4-2. The Golden Eagles tried valiantly to fight back but had far too little time. 
Elston led Tipton with 19 points and 14 rebounds on the night. Doyle led Oak Hill with 15 markers. 
In the night’s first game, Eastern (Greentown) eliminated Sheridan (8-13) with a 66-58 victory. The Comets (11-10), who fell 73-51 at Tipton on the last day of January, will get another shot at the Blue Devils in Friday’s second semifinal. 
The evening’s first game will pit bye-receiver Madison-Grant (13-7) against No. 12 Guerin Catholic (15-7), a 63-54 winner over Taylor in Tuesday’s sectional opener. Those batch of Golden Eagles may be flying under the radar as they sit seventh in the latest 2A Sagarin power ratings.
After the game, Tipton coach Daugherty spoke of the heart of both teams. Dickey’s shot and Daugherty’s comments appear in the video players on this page!
40. Tipton Sectional
Game 1: Guerin Catholic 63, Taylor 54
Game 2: Eastern (Greentown) 66, Sheridan 58
Game 3: Tipton 48, Oak Hill 44
Game 4: Madison-Grant vs. Guerin Catholic. Fri 6p ET
Game 5: Eastern (Greentown) vs. Tipton. Fri to follow
Championship: Winner of Game 4 vs. Winner of Game 5. Sat 7:30p ET
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BB SECT 10: 4A #4 North Central rallies to handle #7 Cathedral, 73-61

Posted on 04 March 2009 by .

By E. Shawn Aylsworth
Managing Editor
INDIANAPOLIS – Through the first three quarters of the Class 4A Sectional 10 opener March 3 at Indianapolis Arlington, seventh-ranked Indianapolis Cathedral had executed a near-perfect game plan against No. 4 North Central (Indianapolis).
The black-clad Fighting Irish had limited the state’s highest-scoring team (79.2 points per game) to just 35 field goal attempts. North Central’s leader, 6’3” junior guard Terone Johnson, had picked up his fourth foul on a three-point play by Cathedral 6’6” senior forward Errick Peck with 4:30 left in the third period. And the Irish led 42-39 heading to the fourth after a fast-break layup by senior guard Patrick Paligraf energized the sizeable Cathedral faithful three seconds ahead of the buzzer.
Darn the luck at having to play those final eight minutes. After Cathedral drew even at 54 – the game’s eighth tie – with 3:44 to go on a pair of double-bonus free throws by 5’8” senior guard Jarrett Hamilton, it was the Panthers who exploited the free throw line from that point forward in pulling out a 73-61 victory.
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North Central (22-1) made 14 of 21 free throws in the game’s final 2:48, knocking down 17 of 27 in the final stanza alone and using an 11-0 run over the next two minutes to pull away.
Panthers 6’4” senior forward Damon Ellison picked up much of the slack in Johnson’s absence, scoring a game-high 19 points. He was joined in double figures by 6’3” freshman guard D’Vauntes Smith-Rivera (15 points), 6’8” senior center Justin Reid (14), and Johnson – the state’s ninth-leading scorer at 25.3 ppg – with 13.
Cathedral (20-3) countered with four players in double digits as well: 6’3” junior swingman Kofi Hughes with 14, Peck with 12, and Paligraf and 6’6” senior swingman Kelsey Barlow each with 11.
Hughes, the mobile quarterback for Cathedral’s state championship football team, was a sparkplug early on for the Irish as he scored the last seven points of the opening quarter on a putback, a drive and subsequent free throw following a foul, and another layin on consecutive possessions. 
But his air-balled 3-point attempt with 54 seconds to go in the game would serve as the metaphorical slamming door for the Irish, who endured a 6-for-21 shooting effort in the final period en route to a 39-percent evening (26 of 67).
After being held to just 10-for-22 shooting in a not-that-deliberate first half, meanwhile, North Central responded with 6-for-13 and 8-for-14 field efforts over the final 16 minutes in addition to all those free throws. After seeming disinterested as a team in the first half, the Panthers pounced by limiting Cathedral’s early attacking-the-bucket prowess and finding their own success inside.
“You have to be ready for any style (of play) once the tournament starts,” said 16th-year North Central coach Doug Mitchell. “We just kept pokin’ and proddin’ till we found something that worked.”
It took awhile. Hughes’ offensive infusion led to a 15-all tie after one, and a pair of Paligraf layups in the final two minutes of the second stanza turned a 24-21 Irish deficit into a 25-24 halftime lead.
Six-three junior swingman Trip McFall opened the third period with a three from the left wing that got the lead back for the Panthers, but Cathedral went inside again on its next three possessions (layup, drive, layup) to take a 31-27 lead.
After Johnson acquired that fourth foul midway through the quarter, Cathedral was able to move the lead out to five on two occasions, the second coming on an impressive bank shot muscled in from the right side by Peck with 3:30 left in the third.
But after 6’6″ senior forward Barry Flynn’s fast-break layup gave Cathedral a 45-41 exactly one minute into the fourth quarter, North Central responded with a layin and long jumper from Ellison followed by an and-one putback and foul shot from Smith-Rivera at 5:56 for a 48-45 advantage. That spurt coincided with a pair of missed bunnies by Peck and Hamilton, a serious sign of foreshadowing.
The game remained close for the next two minutes as Cathedral scored on four straight possessions following a turnover to draw even at 54. But that’s when the lid closed at the Cathedral end as the Irish missed 13 of their final 15 shots.
North Central moves on to face Lawrence Central (10-9) in Friday’s opening semifinal. The entire free world now anticipates a North Central-Lawrence North showdown Saturday in the final if the third-ranked Wildcats (21-2) can get past Indianapolis Broad Ripple (11-10) Wednesday and either Arlington (12-10) or Warren Central (9-13) Friday.
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BB SCOREBOARD: Sectionals

Posted on 03 March 2009 by .

Results from the Monday portion of the sectional round of the 99th Annual IHSAA Boys Basketball State Tournament plus an early look at next Saturday’s regional lineup, courtesy of John Harrell’s Indiana high school basketball website and ihsaa.org:

Monday, March 9 (postponed sectional games)
CLASS 4A
3. Mishawaka
South Bend Clay 61, South Bend Washington 60  
12. Pike
Pike 73, Ben Davis 54  
CLASS A
54. Southern Wells
Daleville 59, Southern Wells 54  
63. North Daviess
North Daviess 51, Vincennes Rivet 45
The updated pairings for March 14 regionals:
CLASS 4A
1. Michigan City
Game 1: South Bend Clay (18-6) vs. #8 Munster (22-1) 10a CT
Game 2: Valparaiso (20-3) vs. Elkhart Memorial (13-9) 12p CT
Championship: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2 7:30p CT
2. Marion
Game 1: #6 Fort Wayne Snider (22-1) vs. #17 Anderson (20-4) 10a
Game 2: Kokomo (15-7) vs. #9 Marion (20-3) 12p
Championship: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2 8p
3. Lawrence Central @ Hinkle Fieldhouse
Game 1: #3 Lawrence North (24-2) vs. Hamilton Southeastern (15-7) 10a
Game 2: Franklin Central (19-5) vs. Pike (14-8) 12p
Championship: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2 8p
4. Seymour
Game 1: #2 New Albany (23-0) vs. #1 Bloomington South (22-0) 10a
Game 2: #16 Evansville Harrison (17-5) vs. #11 Terre Haute South (20-4) 12p
Championship: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2 8p
CLASS 3A
5. Plymouth
Game 1: #7 Rochester (20-3) vs. Griffith (14-8) 10:30a
Game 2: #18 West Lafayette (18-6) vs. Gary Roosevelt (12-8) 12:30p
Championship: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2 8p 8:30p
6. Blackford
Game 1: #13 Delta (20-4) vs. #8 Peru (19-4) 10a
Game 2: Harding (9-14) vs. Whitko (18-5) 12p
Championship: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2 8p
7. Shelbyville
Game 1: New Palestine (9-13) vs. #17 North Montgomery (17-5) 10a 
Game 2: Greensburg (14-8) vs. #9 Roncalli (17-5) 12p
Championship: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2 8p
8. Washington
Game 1: #18 Salem (19-4) vs. #2 Washington (21-2) 10a
Game 2: Edgewood (16-7) vs. #1 Princeton (25-0) 12a
Championship: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2 8p
CLASS 2A
9. North Judson
Game 1: North Judson (18-5) vs. #12 Wheeler (21-3) 10a CT
Game 2: Westview (17-7) vs. Garrett (14-8) 12p CT
Championship: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2 7:30p CT
10. Tipton
Game 1: #14 North Miami (18-5) vs. #15 Carroll (Flora) (19-4) 10a
Game 2: #1 Tipton (23-2) vs. #2 Fort Wayne Luers (19-4) 12p
Championship: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2 8p
11. Connersville
Game 1: #4 Winchester (19-3) vs. Centerville (16-7) 10a
Game 2: Indianapolis Ritter (17-5) vs. #5 Lawrenceburg (20-3) 12p
Championship: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2 8p
12. Southridge
Game 1: Covenant Christian (Indianapolis) (14-8) vs. #9 Forest Park (18-5) 10a
Game 2: Brownstown (17-6) vs. Bloomfield (13-10) 12p
Championship: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2 8p
CLASS A
13. Triton
Game 1: #3 Triton (21-2) vs. Bethany Christian (15-8) 10a
Game 2: Caston (4-19) vs. #2 Bowman Academy (18-3) 12p
Championship: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2 7:30p
14. Frankfort
Game 1: #9 Monroe Central (18-6) vs. Daleville (14-8) 10a
Game 2: #6 Lafayette Central Catholic (18-6) vs. #4 Rockville (21-3) 12p
Championship: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2 8p
15. Martinsville
Game 1: Bethesda Christian (16-7) vs. Waldron (10-12) 10a
Game 2: #1 Jac-Cen-Del (21-2) vs. #15 Clay City (17-7) 12p
Championship: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2 8p
16. Loogootee
Game 1: #7 North Daviess (19-5) vs. Tecumseh (16-8) 10:30a
Game 2: #11 Borden (18-5) vs. Northeast Dubois (14-9) 12:30p
Championship: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2 7:30p
Sectional results from last week:
Saturday, March 7
CLASS 4A
1: Munster 59, Gary West 43 
2: Valparaiso 54, Crown Point 49 
3: South Bend Clay vs. South Bend Washington PPD Mon 7:30p ET 
4: Elkhart Memorial 64, Northridge 50 
5: Fort Wayne Snider 53, DeKalb 43 
6: Marion 52, Huntington North 36 
7: Kokomo 63, McCutcheon 60 (OT) 
8: Anderson 53, Muncie Central 46 
9: Hamilton Southeastern 60, Carmel 46 
10: Lawrence North 68, North Central (Indianapolis) 63 
11: Franklin Central 40, Whiteland 25 
12: Ben Davis vs. Pike PPD Mon 7:30p ET 
13: Terre Haute South 42, Mooresville 35 
14: Bloomington South 52, East Central 41 
15: New Albany 64, Jeffersonville 46 
16: Evansville Harrison 60, Castle 50 
CLASS 3A
17: Gary Roosevelt 60, Hammond 49 
18: Griffith 56, Andrean 54 
19: Rochester 57, Plymouth 38 
20: West Lafayette 43, Frankfort 40 
21: Whitko 51, Lakeland 49 
22: Peru 44, Fort Wayne Wayne 43 
23: Harding 63, Fort Wayne Dwenger 60 
24: Delta 60, Muncie South 53 
25: North Montgomery 63, Western Boone 44 
26: Roncalli 33, Brebeuf 30 
27: New Palestine 59, Hamilton Heights 53 
28: Greensburg 64, Scottsburg 53 
29: Edgewood 56, West Vigo 47 
30: Salem 47, Silver Creek 44 
31: Washington 42, Vincennes Lincoln 34 
32: Princeton 60, Evansville Memorial 51 
CLASS 2A
33: Wheeler 63, Lake Station 36 
34: North Judson 57, Culver 43 
35: Westview 49, Jimtown 36 
36: Garrett 44, Central Noble 42 
37: Carroll (Flora) 56, Seeger 53 
38: Fort Wayne Luers 63, South Adams 32 
39: North Miami 52, Southwood 50 (OT) 
40: Tipton 61, Guerin Catholic 44 
41: Winchester 64, Lapel 56 
42: Centerville 48, Eastern Hancock 46 
43: Indianapolis Ritter 62, Indianapolis Washington 55 
44: Lawrenceburg 77, Southwestern (Hanover) 43 
45: Bloomfield 32, Eastern Greene 30 
46: Covenant Christian 64, Tri-West Hendricks 37 
47: Brownstown 43, Providence 40 (OT) 
48: Forest Park 69, Evansville Mater Dei 60 
CLASS A
49: Bowman Academy 82, Morgan Township 66 
50: Triton 48, Argos 39 
51: Bethany Christian 53, Lakewood Park 45 
52: Caston 47, Pioneer 46 
53: Lafayette Central Catholic 49, Rossville 41 
54: Southern Wells vs. Daleville PPD Mon 7p ET 
55: Monroe Central 60, Blue River Valley 42 
56: Rockville 66, Turkey Run 43 
57: Clay City 42, Shakamak 38 
58: Waldron 49, Edinburgh 46 
59: Bethesda Christian 56, Indianapolis Tindley 34 
60: Jac-Cen-Del 74, South Decatur 62 
61: Northeast Dubois 40, Orleans 39 
62: Borden 63, New Washington 40 
63: North Daviess vs. Vincennes Rivet PPD Mon 7:30p ET 
64: Tecumseh 55, New Harmony 32 
Friday, March 6
CLASS 4A
1. East Chicago Central
Munster 51, Highland 34 
Gary West 65, East Chicago Central 54
2. Michigan City
Crown Point 59, Hobart 36 
Valparaiso 48, Merrillville 43 
3. Mishawaka
South Bend Clay 51, Mishawaka 37 
South Bend Washington 63, South Bend Adams 45 
4. Elkhart Central
Elkhart Memorial 58, Warsaw 41 
Northridge 52, Goshen 34 
5. East Noble
Fort Wayne Snider 56, East Noble 45 
DeKalb 37, Fort Wayne Northrop 30 
6. Huntington North
Huntington North 56, Homestead 47 
Marion 47, Jay County 32 
7. Lafayette Jefferson
McCutcheon 66, Harrison (West Lafayette) 41 
Kokomo 63, Lafayette Jeff 59 
8. New Castle
Anderson 49, Anderson Highland 42 
Muncie Central 67, Richmond 57 
9. Noblesville
Carmel 69, Fishers 51 
Hamilton Southeastern 56, Noblesville 47 
10. Indianapolis Arlington
North Central (Indianapolis) 68, Lawrence Central 53 
Lawrence North 64, Warren Central 47
11. Center Grove
Franklin Central 62, Perry Meridian 36 
Whiteland 57, Franklin 30 
12. Pike
Ben Davis 49, Avon 47 
Pike 83, Decatur Central 56 
13. Terre Haute North
Terre Haute South 51, Plainfield 44 
Mooresville 56, Martinsville 41 
14. Columbus North
East Central 43, Columbus North 41 
Bloomington South 48, Bloomington North 34 
15. Seymour
Jeffersonville 58, Bedford North Lawrence 39 
New Albany 87, Jennings County 54 
16. Evansville Central
Evansville Harrison 62, Evansville Reitz 53 
Castle 57, Evansville Central 51
CLASS 3A
17. Hammond
Gary Roosevelt 89, Hammond Gavit 33 
Hammond 67, Hammond Clark 44 
18. Calumet
Griffith 60, Knox 59 
Andrean 48, Rensselaer 45 
19. Plymouth
Rochester 45, Culver Academies 40 
Plymouth 45, Glenn 44 
20. Frankfort
Frankfort 51, Northwestern 36 
West Lafayette 62, Twin Lakes 46 
21. NorthWood
Whitko 57, West Noble 43 
Lakeland 56, NorthWood 50 
22. Fort Wayne Wayne
Fort Wayne Wayne 53, Fort Wayne Elmhurst 48 
Peru 58, Norwell 47 
23. New Haven
Harding 67, Leo 56 
Fort Wayne Dwenger 62, Heritage 43 
24. Muncie South
Delta 62, Mississinewa 61 
Muncie South 55, Yorktown 52 
25. Crawfordsville
North Montgomery 55, Danville 51 
Western Boone 52, Lebanon 46 
26. Beech Grove
Roncalli 57, Beech Grove 46 
Brebeuf 72, Indianapolis Howe Academy 55 
27. Hamilton Heights
New Palestine 46, Shelbyville 41 
Hamilton Heights 61, Mt. Vernon (Fortville) 58 
28. Madison
Greensburg 62, Batesville 54 
Scottsburg 76, Madison 60 
29. South Vermillion
Edgewood 61, South Vermillion 49 
West Vigo 58, Owen Valley 48 
30. Crawford County
Salem 69, Corydon 64 (OT)
Silver Creek 76, Crawford County 71 
31. Southridge
Vincennes Lincoln 45, Jasper 31 
Washington 60, Pike Central 36 
32. Princeton
Princeton 82, Boonville 59 
Evansville Memorial 70, Mount Vernon (Posey) 45
CLASS 2A
33. Hammond Noll
Lake Station 39, River Forest 33 
Wheeler 65, Hammond Noll 59
34. North Judson
North Judson 63, Hebron 43 
Culver 47, Winamac 42 
35. Jimtown
Jimtown 50, LaVille 28 
Westview 54, Bremen 51 
36. Garrett
Central Noble 42, Fremont 38 
Garrett 60, Eastside 38 
37. Clinton Central
Seeger 67, Clinton Central 58 
Carroll (Flora) 59, Delphi 42 
38. South Adams
Fort Wayne Luers 65, Bluffton 50 
South Adams 72, Woodlan 55 
39. Manchester
Southwood 76, Manchester 43 
North Miami 57, Northfield 38 
40. Tipton
Guerin Catholic 78, Madison-Grant 52 
Tipton 72, Eastern (Greentown) 14 
41. Lapel
Winchester 63, Wapahani 42 
Lapel 60, Elwood 48 
42. Hagerstown
Eastern Hancock 72, Hagerstown 57 
Centerville 60, Knightstown 54 
43. Indian Creek
Indianapolis Washington 54, Indianapolis Scecina 40 
Indianapolis Ritter 51, Park Tudor 41 
44. North Decatur
Southwestern (Hanover) 46, North Decatur 42 
Lawrenceburg 56, Switzerland County 39 
45. Eastern Greene
Bloomfield 40, South Knox 39 (OT) 
Eastern Greene 69, Linton 57 
46. South Putnam
Covenant Christian (Indianapolis) 58, Cloverdale 42 
Tri-West Hendricks 69, Speedway 50 
47. Providence
Brownstown 58, Paoli 49 
Providence 53, West Washington 51 
48. Evansville Mater Dei
Evansville Mater Dei 79, Tell City 78 (2OT) 
Forest Park 61, South Spencer 31
CLASS A
49. Morgan Township
Morgan Township 62, Kouts 46 
Bowman Academy 86, Whiting 43 
50. Triton
Argos 60, South Central (Union Mills) 51 
Triton 66, Oregon-Davis 36 
51. Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian
Lakewood Park 41, Elkhart Christian 27 
Bethany Christian 54, Fort Wayne Canterbury 45 
52. West Central
Caston 34, Tri-County 33 
Pioneer 42, North White 41 
53. Tri-Central
Rossville 63, Frontier 38 
Lafayette Central Catholic 50, Clinton Prairie 29 
54. Southern Wells
Southern Wells 41, Cowan 40 
Daleville 59, Liberty Christian 46 
55. Monroe Central
Blue River Valley 62, Randolph Southern 42
Monroe Central 72, Seton Catholic 44 
56. North Vermillion
Rockville 61, Attica 41 
Turkey Run 39, Riverton Parke 37 
57. White River Valley
Clay City 63, Union (Dugger) 45 
Shakamak 53, White River Valley 49 
58. Edinburgh
Waldron 45, Southwestern (Shelbyville) 37 
Edinburgh 65, Morristown 47 
59. Bethesda Christian
Indianapolis Tindley 44, Indianapolis Metropolitan 42 
Bethesda Christian 61, Fall Creek Academy 50
60. South Decatur
South Decatur 59, Madison Shawe 51 
Jac-Cen-Del 76, Rising Sun 55 
61. Orleans
Northeast Dubois 45, Springs Valley 25 
Orleans 65, Crothersville 34 
62. Henryville
New Washington 48, Christian Academy of Indiana 32
Borden 60, Lanesville 40 
63. North Daviess
North Daviess 51, Barr-Reeve 49
Vincennes Rivet 66, Shoals 40 
64. Tecumseh
New Harmony 79, Evansville Day 63
Tecumseh 66, Cannelton 38
Wednesday, March 4
CLASS 4A
1. East Chicago Central
Gary West 50, Hammond Morton 37 
East Chicago Central 62, Lake Central 52 
2. Michigan City
Merrillville 76, Portage 54 
Valparaiso 53, Chesterton 49 (2OT)
8. New Castle
Muncie Central 47, New Castle 26 
Richmond 53, Greenfield-Central 47 
10. Indianapolis Arlington
Lawrence North 86, Indianapolis Broad Ripple 47 
Warren Central 77, Indianapolis Arlington 65 
11. Center Grove
Whiteland 43, Southport 40 
Franklin 50, Greenwood 49 
12. Pike
Decatur Central 58, Indianapolis Tech 54 
Pike 50, Brownsburg 48 
CLASS 3A
19. Plymouth
Plymouth 55, New Prairie 40 
Glenn 46, South Bend St. Joseph’s 43 
21. NorthWood
NorthWood 53, Tippecanoe Valley 40 
Lakeland 68, Wawasee 61 
23. New Haven
Heritage 45, Angola 44 
Fort Wayne Dwenger 52, New Haven 33 
29. South Vermillion
Owen Valley 51, Greencastle 48 
West Vigo 88, Brown County 76 
30. Crawford County
Silver Creek 88, Charlestown 71 
Crawford County 62, Mitchell 58 
CLASS 2A
40. Tipton
Eastern (Greentown) 66, Sheridan 58 
Tipton 48, Oak Hill 44 
41. Lapel
Lapel 71, Frankton 40 
Elwood 49, Muncie Burris 47 
42. Hagerstown
Knightstown 51, Union County 47 
Centerville 50, Shenandoah 35 
43. Indian Creek
Indianapolis Ritter 73, Triton Central 49 
Park Tudor 44, Heritage Christian 38 
44. North Decatur
Switzerland County 64, South Ripley 54 
Lawrenceburg 74, Hauser 67 
46. South Putnam
Tri-West Hendricks 47, Monrovia 44 
Speedway 74, North Putnam 53 
47. Providence
Providence 60, Eastern (Pekin) 53 
West Washington 54, Clarksville 43 
CLASS A
54. Southern Wells
Liberty Christian 57, Lakeview Christian 29 
Daleville 77, White’s 23 
55. Monroe Central
Seton Catholic 44, Union City 43 
Monroe Central 64, Union (Modoc) 38 
58. Edinburgh
Edinburgh 71, Eminence 53 
Morristown 61, Greenwood Christian 50 
59. Bethesda Christian
Bethesda Christian 72, Indianapolis Attucks 58 
Fall Creek Academy 52, Indianapolis Lutheran 49 
62. Henryville
Borden 76, Rock Creek Academy 44 
Lanesville 61, South Central (Elizabeth) 31 

Tuesday, March 3
CLASS 4A
1. East Chicago Central
Munster 76, Lowell 42
2. Michigan City
Crown Point 69, LaPorte 54
Hobart 66, Michigan City 65 (2OT)
3. Mishawaka
South Bend Clay 59, South Bend Riley 45
South Bend Washington 51, Penn 48
4. Elkhart Central
Warsaw 75, Concord 72
Goshen 63, Elkhart Central 51
5. East Noble
DeKalb 32, Carroll (Fort Wayne) 31
6. Huntington North
Homestead 67, Fort Wayne South 61
Marion 94, Fort Wayne North 86

7. Lafayette Jefferson
Lafayette Jefferson 74, Logansport 49

8. New Castle
Anderson 73, Pendleton Heights 50
Anderson Highland 45, Connersville 37
9. Noblesville
Carmel 66, Westfield 52
Noblesville 51, Zionsville 45
10. Indianapolis Arlington
North Central (Indianapolis) 73, Indianapolis Cathedral 61
11. Center Grove
Perry Meridian 49, Center Grove 48
12. Pike
Ben Davis 63, Indianapolis Manual 58
13. Terre Haute North
Plainfield 66, Northview 39
Mooresville 61, Terre Haute North 47
14. Columbus North
Bloomington North 41, Columbus East 38
15. Seymour
Jeffersonville 68, Floyd Central 60
New Albany 85, Seymour 50
16. Evansville Central
Castle 62, Evansville North 49

CLASS 3A
17. Hammond
Gary Roosevelt 95, Gary Wallace 84
Hammond 57, Gary Wirt 45
18. Calumet
Knox 57, Kankakee Valley 43
Andrean 64, Calumet 48
19. Plymouth
Rochester 81, Mishawaka Marian 48
20. Frankfort
Northwestern 53, Benton Central 52
West Lafayette 76, Western 58
21. NorthWood
Whitko 54, Columbia City 49
22. Fort Wayne Wayne
Fort Wayne Wayne 42, Bellmont 36
Peru 88, Maconaquah 46
23. New Haven
Harding 66, Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran 60 
24. Muncie South
Delta 67, Eastbrook 26
Muncie South 69, Blackford 38
25. Crawfordsville
Danville 60, Crawfordsville 54
Western Boone 45, Southmont 42
26. Beech Grove
Beech Grove 62, Indianapolis Chatard 52
Brebeuf 71, Indianapolis Northwest 55
27. Hamilton Heights
Hamilton Heights 66, Rushville 50
28. Madison
Batesville 57, South Dearborn 42
Madison 49, Franklin County 47
29. South Vermillion
Edgewood 59, Sullivan 55 (OT)
30. Crawford County
Salem 75, North Harrison 55
31. Southridge
Vincennes Lincoln 47, Southridge 36
Washington 41, Heritage Hills 34
32. Princeton
Princeton 62, Gibson Southern 38
Mount Vernon (Posey) 65, Evansville Bosse 58

CLASS 2A
33. Hammond Noll
Wheeler 62, Hanover Central 53
34. North Judson
North Judson 57, Boone Grove 45
Winamac 55, North Newton 44
35. Jimtown
Westview 66, Fairfield 53
36. Garrett
Central Noble 56, Churubusco 53
Garrett 64, Prairie Heights 50
37. Clinton Central
Carroll (Flora) 60, Fountain Central 48 (OT)
38. South Adams
Woodlan 62, Adams Central 51
39. Manchester
Manchester 54, Wabash 51 (OT)
North Miami 71, Cass 36
40. Tipton
Guerin Catholic 63, Taylor 54
41. Lapel
Wapahani 66, Alexandria 47
42. Hagerstown
Hagerstown 55, Cambridge City Lincoln 52
Eastern Hancock 55, Northeastern 44
43. Indian Creek
Indianapolis Scecina 46, Indian Creek 40
44. North Decatur
North Decatur 46, Milan 45
45. Eastern Greene
Eastern Greene 47, North Knox 29
46. South Putnam
Covenant Christian (Indianapolis) 75, Cascade 73 (OT)
Cloverdale 46, South Putnam 40
47. Providence
Paoli 65, Austin 51
48. Evansville Mater Dei
Evansville Mater Dei 50, North Posey 40
Forest Park 58, Perry Central 55

CLASS A
49. Morgan Township
Kouts 54, LaCrosse 44
Whiting 44, Washington Township 34
50. Triton
South Central (Union Mills) 67, Marquette Catholic 53
Triton 68, Westville 36
51. Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian
Fort Wayne Canterbury 66, Hamilton 43
Bethany Christian 69, Fort Wayne Keystone 47
52. West Central
Caston 50, South Newton 47
North White 48, West Central 40
53. Tri-Central
Lafayette Central Catholic 78, Tri-Central 53
54. Southern Wells
Cowan 72, Wes-Del 40
55. Monroe Central
Randolph Southern 55, Tri 48
56. North Vermillion
Rockville 95, North Vermillion 52
Turkey Run 66, Covington 57 (2OT)
57. White River Valley
Clay City 88, Holy Cross 50
Shakamak 53, North Central (Farmersburg) 41
58. Edinburgh
Waldron 61, Morton Memorial 39
59. Bethesda Christian
Indianapolis Metropolitan 55, University 36
Indianapolis Tindley 61, International 28
60. South Decatur
Jac-Cen-Del 70, Oldenburg Academy 38
61. Orleans
Northeast Dubois 53, Trinity Lutheran 35
Orleans 79, Medora 29
62. Henryville
New Washington 61, Henryville 60
63. North Daviess
North Daviess 57, Loogootee 47
Vincennes Rivet 61, Washington Catholic 34
64. Tecumseh
Tecumseh 54, Wood Memorial 41

Monday, March 2

CLASS A

51. Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian
Lakewood Park 55, Fort Wayne Blackhawk 52    
Elkhart Christian 63, Howe Military 29    
59. Bethesda Christian
Indianapolis Lutheran 47, Indiana Deaf 25

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