Indiana State | Archive | May, 2005

By E. Shawn Aylsworth

Managing Editor

The 39th Annual IHSAA Baseball State Tournament Series is under way, and sectionals are in the history books. Following is a look back on significant sectional storylines.

Class 4A

Congratulations, Class 4A. With only five of your 13 ranked teams losing in sectional play, you have the honor of having followed form the most of the four classes.

And, the only two 4A ranked teams that were upset by unranked opponents both were victimized by the home-field advantage. No. 2 Lake Central fell to host Munster, 6-3, in the sectional final, and No. 9 Fort Wayne Snider blew a big early lead in losing, 9-5, to host Homestead in the semis.

Lake Central, which had blown past Lowell and East Chicago by identical 10-0 scores to reach the finals, itself blew a 3-2 lead with two outs in the seventh inning on an RBI single by Munster���?�s Andrew Bilse, who entered the game hitting just .230. Munster then pounced for three runs in the extra frame to stun the Indians.

Snider, meanwhile, was rocking and rolling with a 5-0 lead when Homestead���?�s Nate Carden hit a three-run homer in the fifth, opening the flood gates for nine unanswered runs for the host Spartans.

Among the not-so-surprising upsets were:

�?· No. 6 host Elkhart Memorialâ�?��?�s 7-2 loss to eighth-ranked Penn in the championship game

�?· No. 7 Terre Haute Northâ�?��?�s 9-8 loss to 12th-ranked Northview in the championship at Plainfield

�?· No. 11 Castleâ�?��?�s 13-0 defeat at the hands of 13th-ranked host Evansville North in the semis (granted, thatâ�?��?�s kind of a scary margin of defeat, but North went on to blast Evansville Reitz, 9-1, in the final so look out, New Albany)

Of note involving ranked teams who advanced were a pair of Indianapolis-area sectionals.

Top-ranked Brownsburg scored 11, 11, and 12 runs in rolling to the Avon Sectional title. The Bulldogs spotted Ben Davis a 3-0 lead in the first inning of the final before roaring back with a 12-6 victory to stay perfect at 31-0.

Fifth-ranked Indianapolis Cathedral, meanwhile, ripped the heart out of host Lawrence North on Andrew Madia���?�s three-run blast with two outs in the top of the seventh of the championship game in a 4-3 thriller. LN had ousted defending 4A champ rival Lawrence Central in a nine-inning semifinal, 7-6.

Class 3A

Class 3A saw upsets galore as nine of the Top 16 went down, none bigger than defending 3A champ New Palestine ���?? another victim of home-field disadvantage. The second-ranked Dragons were slain in a nine-inning championship clash with host Pendleton Heights, which had also upset No. 9 New Castle in the semis, 10-8.

No. 3 Greensburg also exited early, dropping a 3-0 decision to Franklin County in its opener at Connersville. But the host Spartans also got jobbed, falling to Batesville, 7-3, in the championship game.

No. 4 Vincennes Lincoln, meanwhile, fell in an epic 14-inning final to host No. 10 Jasper, 1-0.

And No. 5 Western also went bye-bye, dropping a 2-0 semifinal to eventual Twin Lakes champ No. 6 West Lafayette.

Other ranked teams to go by the wayside were:

�?· No. 8 Bellmont, which lost a 4-2 eight-inning semifinal to eventual runner-up host New Haven (conquered in the final, 7-3, by No. 12 Fort Wayne Dwenger)

�?· No. 13 host Kankakee Valley, which fell to top-ranked eventual champ Andrean, 15-9, in the semis

�?· No. 16 host West Vigo, a 3-0 semifinal loser to eventual champ Edgewood

Class 2A

As in Class 3A, there were nine upsets of ranked schools in the 2A sectionals, including Nos. 3, 4, and 5. Yipes.

No. 3 Boone Grove (surprise!) got ousted by a sectional host, falling 7-6 to Lake Station in the championship game.

No. 4 Cass, meanwhile, fell in the Wabash semis, 5-3, to Manchester, which went on to upset No. 12 Northfield, 4-3, in the finals for good measure.

And No. 5 Park Tudor probably thought it caught a break when No. 12 Triton Central was upset in the Indianapolis Scecina semifinals, 7-6, by Heritage Christian. Wrong. Heritage Christian prevailed, 2-1, over Park Tudor for the title.

Other ranked teams that said good-bye were:

�?· No. 7 South Spencer, a 2-1 victim in the nine-inning Southridge championship to No. 6 North Posey, which outscored its three opponents by a combined 16-1 margin

�?· No. 8 Hagerstown, which was eliminated by eventual champ No. 15 Centerville, 7-1, in the Union County semis

�?· No. 10 Brownstown, a 10-1 loser in the Clarksville championship at the hands of No. 11 Providence

�?· No. 14 Seeger, a 5-2 loser in the North Montgomery opener to Fountain Central

Fremont, meanwhile, obviously is being powered this postseason by the Energizer bunny. After downing Garrett, 5-3, in the Eastside opener in a standard seven innings, Fremont then posted wins over Central Noble (11-4, in 11 innings) and Churubusco (3-2, in 12 innings).

And No. 1 South Knox allowed but two runs in three games, rolling to victories over Eastern Greene (10-1), Linton (12-1 in six innings), and Mitchell (3-0), respectively.

Class A

Sense a theme here? The most upsets occurred in li���?�l old Class A, where 10 of 16 ranked teams lost ���?? only a .375 survival batting average. The biggest names to go down were No. 2 Henryville and No. 3 Riverton Parke, both of whom lost in the semifinals.

Henryville fell, 7-6, to No. 10 South Central (Elizabeth), the eventual champ at Lanesville. And host Riverton Parke also got beat, 3-2 by a team of destiny, eventual champion Covington.

Two teams were tied at No. 5 in the final Class A coaches poll, and both lost. West Central fell, 4-2, in the Tri-County finals to South Newton. And Orleans dropped a 4-0 semifinal in eight innings to eventual champ No. 15 Northeast Dubois at Springs Valley.

Strangely, that 4-0 loss by Orleans was the only game in four tilts at Larry Bird���?�s alma mater that didn���?�t end in a football score. Northeast Dubois shut out West Washington, 21-0, in Game 1; host Springs Valley blanked Crothersville, 17-0, in Game 2; and Northeast Dubois trumped Springs Valley���?�s safety with a last-second field goal to win the final, 3-2.

Other ranked squads to end their seasons a bit too early for their own liking were:

�?· No. 7 New Harmony, which got a bye into the championship but still couldnâ�?��?�t survive the three-team Tecumseh Sectional, falling 6-2 to Oakland City

�?· No. 9 Jac-Cen-Del, a 4-3 semifinal loser at Madison Shawe to eventual champ Oldenburg

�?· No. 11 Frontier, a 14-3 guinea pig at the hands of top-ranked and defending champion Lafayette Central Catholic in the Carroll (Flora) opener (LCC outscored its three opponents by a combined 36-4)

�?· No. 12 Oregon-Davis, an 11-9 loser in its opener to No. 13 host Michigan City Marquette, which then fell in the finals, 5-2, to South Central (Union Mills)

�?· No. 15 Hebron, which dropped the Morgan Township opener, 5-2, to eventual runner-up Whiting

Ya gotta love one-and-outs, sports fans â�?�¦

A complete rundown of sectional results:

SECTIONALS

When: May 30-June 4 (times to be determined by host school).

Admission: $4 per session; $7 for all sessions.

Home Team: The second-named team in each game is the designated home team.

Class 4A

1. Munster Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? East Chicago 8, Highland 3.

Game 2 ���?? Lake Central 10, Lowell 0.

Game 3 ���?? Lake Central 10, East Chicago 0.

Game 4 ���?? Munster 17, Gary West 0.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Munster 6, Lake Central 3 (8 innings).

2. Chesterton Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Crown Point 10, Hobart 1.

Game 2 ���?? Portage 7, Chesterton 0.

Game 3 ���?? Crown Point 15, Portage 1.

Game 4 ���?? Valparaiso 4, Merrillville 3.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Crown Point 10, Valparaiso 2.

3. South Bend Clay Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? South Bend Adams 6, South Bend Adams 3.

Game 2 ���?? LaPorte 9, Michigan City 1.

Game 3 ���?? LaPorte 11, South Bend Adams 1 (5 innings).

Game 4 ���?? South Bend Washington 8, South Bend Clay 4.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: LaPorte 7, South Bend Washington 3.

4. Elkhart Memorial Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Concord 11, Elkhart Central 4.

Game 2 ���?? Penn 4, Goshen 1.

Game 3 ���?? Penn 6, Concord 2.

Game 4 ���?? Elkhart Memorial 11, Mishawaka 7.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Penn 7, Elkhart Memorial 2.

5. DeKalb Sectional (5 teams)

Game 1 ���?? East Noble 8, Warsaw 1.

Game 2 ���?? Carroll (Fort Wayne) 7, Columbia City 5.

Game 3 ���?? East Noble 5, DeKalb 1.

Game 4 ���?? Championship: Carroll (Fort Wayne) 11, East Noble 4.

6. Homestead Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Fort Wayne Snider 10, Fort Wayne North 0 (5 innings).

Game 2 ���?? Homestead 6, Fort Wayne Northrop 0.

Game 3 ���?? Homestead 9, Fort Wayne Snider 5.

Game 4 ���?? Huntington North 14, Fort Wayne South 0 (5 innings).

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Homestead 1, Huntington North 0.

7. Lafayette Jefferson Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? McCutcheon 18, Marion 1 (5 innings).

Game 2 ���?? Lafayette Jefferson 10, Logansport 5.

Game 3 ���?? Lafayette Jefferson 2, McCutcheon 1.

Game 4 ���?? Harrison (West Lafayette) 1, Kokomo 0.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Harrison (West Lafayette) 4, Lafayette Jefferson 3.

8. Avon Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Pike 10, Indianapolis Northwest 0 (5 innings).

Game 2 ���?? Brownsburg 11, Zionsville 1 (6 innings).

Game 3 ���?? Brownsburg 9, Pike 3.

Game 4 ���?? Ben Davis 11, Avon 3.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Brownsburg 12, Ben Davis 6.

9. Anderson Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Greenfield 3, Richmond 0.

Game 2 ���?? Anderson Highland 8, Muncie Central 5 (8 innings).

Game 3 ���?? Greenfield 4, Anderson Highland 0 (8 innings).

Game 4 ���?? Anderson 15, Muncie South 3.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Greenfield 2, Anderson 1.

10. North Central (Indianapolis) Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Hamilton Southeastern 10, North Central (Indianapolis) 1.

Game 2 ���?? Carmel 12, Indianapolis Broad Ripple 0.

Game 3 ���?? Carmel 3, Hamilton Southeastern 2

Game 4 ���?? Noblesville 3, Westfield 0.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Noblesville 4, Carmel 3.

11. Lawrence North Sectional (7 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Indianapolis Cathedral 17, Warren Central 8.

Game 2 ���?? Lawrence Central 28, Indianapolis Arlington 0.

Game 3 ���?? Lawrence North 10, Indianapolis Manual 7.

Game 4 ���?? Indianapolis Cathedral 11, Indianapolis Tech 1 (6 innings).

Game 5 ���?? Lawrence North 7, Lawrence Central 6 (9 innings).

Game 6 ���?? Championship: Indianapolis Cathedral 4, Lawrence North 3.

12. Franklin Sectional (7 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Southport 11, Franklin Central 1.

Game 2 ���?? Center Grove 8, Franklin 0.

Game 3 ���?? Perry Meridian 10, Decatur Central 2.

Game 4 ���?? Greenwood 12, Southport 3.

Game 5 ���?? Center Grove 5, Perry Meridian 2.

Game 6 ���?? Championship: Center Grove 12, Greenwood 2 (5 innings).

13. Plainfield Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Northview 13, Martinsville 1.

Game 2 ���?? Terre Haute South 8, Mooresville 4.

Game 3 ���?? Northview 6, Terre Haute South 4.

Game 4 ���?? Terre Haute North 17, Plainfield 4.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Northview 9, Terre Haute North 8.

14. Shelbyville Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Bloomington South 6, Columbus East 3.

Game 2 ���?? Bloomington North 1, East Central 0.

Game 3 ���?? Bloomington North 5, Bloomington South 4.

Game 4 ���?? Shelbyville 7, Columbus North 4.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Shelbyville 4, Bloomington North 3 (10 innings).

15. Jennings County Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Floyd Central 7, Jennings County 3.

Game 2 ���?? Jeffersonville 12, Seymour 3.

Game 3 ���?? Jeffersonville 2, Floyd Central 1.

Game 4 ���?? New Albany 19, Bedford North Lawrence 3.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: New Albany 6, Jeffersonville 4.

16. Evansville North Sectional (5 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Castle 7, Evansville Central 1.

Game 2 ���?? Evansville Reitz 3, Evansville Harrison 2.

Game 3 ���?? Evansville North 13, Castle 0 (5 innings).

Game 4 ���?? Championship: Evansville North 9, Evansville Reitz 1.

Class 3A

17. Hammond Gavit Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Calumet 2, Hammond Gavit 0.

Game 2 ���?? Hammond Morton 11, Hammond 4.

Game 3 ���?? Hammond Morton 8, Calumet 5.

Game 4 ���?? Hammond Clark 2, Griffith 1.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Hammond Clark 14, Hammond Morton 0 (5 innings).

18. Kankakee Valley Sectional (5 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Kankakee Valley 19, Gary Wirt 1 (5 innings).

Game 2 ���?? Gary Roosevelt 21, Gary Wallace 1. (5 innings)

Game 3 ���?? Andrean 15, Kankakee Valley 9.

Game 4 ���?? Championship: Andrean 7, Gary Roosevelt 0 (forfeit).

19. Plymouth Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? South Bend St. Joseph���?�s 8, Knox 6.

Game 2 ���?? Mishawaka Marian 6, Plymouth 1.

Game 3 ���?? Mishawaka Marian 7, South Bend St. Joseph���?�s 4.

Game 4 ���?? New Prairie 14, Culver Academies 4.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: New Prairie 7, Mishawaka Marian 5.

20. Angola Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Northridge 13, Angola 0.

Game 2 ���?? West Noble 9, NorthWood 4.

Game 3 ���?? West Noble 1, Northridge 0.

Game 4 ���?? Lakeland 5, Wawasee 2.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Lakeland 10, West Noble 0.

21. Whitko Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Fort Wayne Wayne 12, Norwell 8.

Game 2 ���?? Whitko 8, Peru 7.

Game 3 ���?? Norwell 13, Whitko 2.

Game 4 ���?? Tippecanoe Valley 5, Fort Wayne Elmhurst 1.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Norwell 13, Tippecanoe Valley 3.

22. New Haven Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? New Haven 11, Leo 0.

Game 2 ���?? Bellmont 5, Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran 2.

Game 3 ���?? New Haven 4, Bellmont 2 (8 innings).

Game 4 ���?? Fort Wayne Dwenger 3, Fort Wayne Luers 1.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Fort Wayne Dwenger 7, New Haven 3.

23. Twin Lakes Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Frankfort 6, Twin Lakes 3.

Game 2 ���?? Maconaquah 2, Benton Central 1.

Game 3 ���?? Maconaquah 3, Frankfort 2.

Game 4 ���?? West Lafayette 2, Western 0.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: West Lafayette 8, Maconaquah 6.

24. Tipton Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Blackford 16, Tipton 6.

Game 2 ���?? Mississinewa 10, Jay County 9.

Game 3 ���?? Blackford 12, Mississinewa 0.

Game 4 ���?? Elwood 8, Delta 5.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Elwood 3, Blackford 2.

25. West Vigo Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Edgewood 16, Owen Valley 4.

Game 2 ���?? West Vigo 18, Sullivan 2.

Game 3 ���?? Edgewood 3, West Vigo 0.

Game 4 ���?? Greencastle 3, Brown County 2.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Edgewood 8, Greencastle 5.

26. Lebanon Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Danville 4, Southmont 1.

Game 2 ���?? Crawfordsville 5, Lebanon 4 (10 innings).

Game 3 ���?? Crawfordsville 10, Danville 0 (5 innings).

Game 4 ���?? Brebeuf 13, Western Boone 3 (5 innings).

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Brebeuf 10, Crawfordsville 4.

27. Pendleton Heights Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? New Castle 8, Hamilton Heights 7.

Game 2 ���?? Pendleton Heights 5, Yorktown 1.

Game 3 ���?? Pendleton Heights 10, New Castle 8.

Game 4 ���?? New Palestine 2, Mt. Vernon (Fortville) 1.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Pendleton Heights 5, New Palestine 4 (9 innings).

28. Whiteland Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Indianapolis Chatard 7, Roncalli 5.

Game 2 ���?? Beech Grove 25, Indianapolis Washington 1 (5 innings).

Game 3 ���?? Beech Grove 4, Indianapolis Chatard 3 (11 innings).

Game 4 ���?? Whiteland 10, Indianapolis Howe 0 (6 innings).

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Beech Grove 5, Whiteland 3.

29. Connersville Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Batesville 5, Rushville 0.

Game 2 ���?? Franklin County 3, Greensburg 0.

Game 3 ���?? Batesville 6, Franklin County 2.

Game 4 ���?? Connersville 5, South Dearborn 0.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Batesville 7, Connersville 3.

30. Silver Creek Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Madison 6, Scottsburg 5 (9 innings).

Game 2 ���?? North Harrison 13, Salem 0 (5 innings).

Game 3 ���?? North Harrison 3, Madison 2.

Game 4 ���?? Silver Creek 4, Corydon 2.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: North Harrison 4, Silver Creek 3.

31. Jasper Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Gibson Southern 5, Washington 4.

Game 2 ���?? Vincennes Lincoln 5, Princeton 4.

Game 3 ���?? Vincennes Lincoln 8, Gibson Southern 1.

Game 4 ���?? Jasper 7, Pike Central 0.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Jasper 1, Vincennes Lincoln 0 (14 innings).

32. Evansville Bosse Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Heritage Hills 2, Evansville Bosse 1.

Game 2 ���?? Evansville Memorial 6, Mt. Vernon 0.

Game 3 ���?? Evansville Memorial 3, Heritage Hills 0.

Game 4 ���?? Evansville Mater Dei 12, Boonville 6.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Evansville Memorial 3, Evansville Mater Dei 0.

Class 2A

33. Lake Station Sectional (5 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Hammond Noll 4, Hanover Central 3.

Game 2 ���?? Lake Station 9, Wheeler 7.

Game 3 ���?? Boone Grove 10, Hammond Noll 8.

Game 4 ���?? Championship: Lake Station 7, Boone Grove 6.

34. Rochester Sectional (5 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Rochester 7, North Judson 5.

Game 2 ���?? North Newton 5, Winamac 1.

Game 3 ���?? Rochester 7, Rensselaer 5.

Game 4 ���?? Championship: Rochester 3, North Newton 2.

35. Jimtown Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Glenn 5, Westview 2.

Game 2 ���?? Fairfield 13, Bremen 3.

Game 3 ���?? Glenn 6, Fairfield 5.

Game 4 ���?? Jimtown 3, LaVille 2.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Glenn 12, Jimtown 2.

36. Eastside Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Fremont 5, Garrett 3.

Game 2 ���?? Central Noble 4, Prairie Heights 2.

Game 3 ���?? Fremont 11, Central Noble 4 (11 innings).

Game 4 ���?? Churubusco 5, Eastside 0.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Fremont 3, Churubusco 2 (12 innings).

37. Woodlan Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Woodlan 6, Bluffton 5.

Game 2 ���?? Adams Central 8, Heritage 5.

Game 3 ���?? Woodlan 21, Adams Central 8.

Game 4 ���?? South Adams 13, Harding 2 (6 innings).

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Woodlan 10, South Adams 8.

38. Wabash Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Cass 7, Wabash 3.

Game 2 ���?? Manchester 13, Southwood 3 (5 innings).

Game 3 ���?? Manchester 5, Cass 3.

Game 4 ���?? Northfield 10, North Miami 3.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Manchester 4, Northfield 3.

39. North Montgomery Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Fountain Central 5, Seeger 2.

Game 2 ���?? Clinton Central 2, Sheridan 0.

Game 3 ���?? Clinton Central 9, Fountain Central 1.

Game 4 ���?? Delphi 3, North Montgomery 2.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Clinton Central 1, Delphi 0.

40. Eastbrook Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Taylor 11, Eastbrook 2.

Game 2 ���?? Northwestern 11, Eastern (Greentown) 4.

Game 3 ���?? Northwestern 10, Taylor 0.

Game 4 ���?? Oak Hill 7, Madison-Grant 2.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Northwestern 7, Oak Hill 4.

41. Frankton Sectional (7 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Frankton 6, Knightstown 4.

Game 2 ���?? Shenandoah 5, Eastern Hancock 3.

Game 3 ���?? Muncie Burris 3, Alexandria 1 (8 innings).

Game 4 ���?? Wapahani 3, Frankton 1.

Game 5 ���?? Muncie Burris 5, Shenandoah 3.

Game 6 ���?? Championship: Wapahani 11, Muncie Burris 1.

42. Union County Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Hagerstown 5, Winchester 4.

Game 2 ���?? Centerville 15, Union County 12.

Game 3 ���?? Centerville 7, Hagerstown 1.

Game 4 ���?? Cambridge City Lincoln 19, Northeastern 9.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Centerville 6, Cambridge City Lincoln 4.

43. Indianapolis Scecina Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Park Tudor 5, Indianapolis Scecina 0.

Game 2 ���?? Indian Creek 8, Speedway 5 (9 innings).

Game 3 ���?? Park Tudor 9, Indian Creek 4.

Game 4 ���?? Heritage Christian 7, Triton Central 6.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Heritage Christian 2, Park Tudor 1.

44. Cascade Sectional (7 teams)

Game 1 ���?? South Putnam 6, Monrovia 5.

Game 2 ���?? Tri-West Hendricks 6, South Vermillion 1.

Game 3 ���?? North Putnam 9, Cloverdale 1.

Game 4 ���?? Cascade 6, South Putnam 4.

Game 5 ���?? North Putnam 6, Tri-West Hendricks 5.

Game 6 ���?? Championship: Cascade 2, North Putnam 1.

45. South Ripley Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Lawrenceburg 4, Switzerland County 0.

Game 2 ���?? Milan 9, North Decatur 6.

Game 3 ���?? Lawrenceburg 17, Milan 8.

Game 4 ���?? South Ripley 7, Southwestern (Hanover) 2.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Lawrenceburg 4, South Ripley 0.

46. Clarksville Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Brownstown 4, Austin 2.

Game 2 ���?? Eastern (Pekin) 3, Clarksville 1.

Game 3 ���?? Brownstown 16, Eastern (Pekin) 3 (5 innings).

Game 4 ���?? Providence 12, Charlestown 1 (5 innings).

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Providence 10, Brownstown 1.

47. Eastern Greene Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Linton 12, North Knox 4.

Game 2 ���?? South Knox 10, Eastern Greene 1.

Game 3 ���?? South Knox 12, Linton 1 (6 innings).

Game 4 ���?? Mitchell 14, Paoli 4 (6 innings).

Game 5 ���?? Championship: South Knox 3, Mitchell 0.

48. Southridge Sectional (7 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Tell City 8, Perry Central 2.

Game 2 ���?? North Posey 3, Southridge 0.

Game 3 ���?? Forest Park 6, Crawford County 3

Game 4 ���?? South Spencer 8, Tell City 0.

Game 5 ���?? North Posey 11, Forest Park 0 (5 innings).

Game 6 ���?? Championship: North Posey 2, South Spencer 1 (9 innings).

Class A

49. Morgan Township Sectional (7 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Whiting 5, Hebron 2.

Game 2 ���?? Kouts 2, River Forest 1.

Game 3 ���?? Washington Township 12, Morgan Township 2.

Game 4 ���?? Whiting 14, LaCrosse 9.

Game 5 ���?? Kouts 9, Washington Township 7.

Game 6 ���?? Championship: Kouts 3, Whiting 1.

50. Michigan City Marquette Sectional (7 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Culver Community 14, Westville 4 (5 innings).

Game 2 ���?? Triton 20, Argos 3 (5 innings).

Game 3 ���?? Michigan City Marquette 11, Oregon-Davis 9.

Game 4 ���?? South Central (Union Mills) 6, Culver Community 0.

Game 5 ���?? Michigan City Marquette 6, Triton 1.

Game 6 ���?? Championship: South Central (Union Mills) 5, Michigan City Marquette 2.

51. Carroll (Flora) Sectional (5 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Lafayette Central Catholic 14, Frontier 3.

Game 2 ���?? Clinton Prairie 5, Carroll (Flora) 0.

Game 3 ���?? Lafayette Central Catholic 12, Rossville 0 (5 innings).

Game 4 ���?? Championship: Lafayette Central Catholic 10, Clinton Prairie 1.

52. Tri-County Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Tri-County 11, Pioneer 0.

Game 2 ���?? West Central 10, Caston 4.

Game 3 ���?? West Central 5, Tri-County 3.

Game 4 ���?? South Newton 11, North White 4.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: South Newton 4, West Central 2.

53. Howe Military Sectional (7 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Bethany Christian 10, Howe Military 0.

Game 2 ���?? Hamilton 16, Lakewood Park Christian 10.

Game 3 ���?? Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian 14, Fort Wayne Canterbury 0.

Game 4 ���?? Elkhart Christian 6, Bethany Christian 4.

Game 5 ���?? Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian 10, Hamilton 8.

Game 6 ���?? Championship: Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian 12, Elkhart Christian 2.

54. Wes-Del Sectional (5 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Wes-Del 12, Marion Lakeview Christian 1.

Game 2 ���?? Daleville 12, Southern Wells 4.

Game 3 ���?? Wes-Del 8, Tri-Central 4.

Game 4 ���?? Championship: Daleville 12, Wes-Del 5.

55. Monroe Central Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Blue River Valley 4, Tri 3.

Game 2 ���?? Cowan 8, Monroe Central 0.

Game 3 ���?? Cowan 10, Blue River Valley 0.

Game 4 ���?? Union City 8, Randolph Southern 2.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Cowan 7, Union City 2.

56. Indianapolis Ritter Sectional (5 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Indianapolis Ritter 9. Covenant Christian 4.

Game 2 ���?? Eminence 7, Indianapolis Lutheran 6.

Game 3 ���?? Indianapolis Ritter 3, Lapel 2.

Game 4 ���?? Championship: Eminence 5, Indianapolis Ritter 4.

57. Hauser Sectional (5 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Morristown 7, Southwestern (Shelbyville) 2.

Game 2 ���?? Hauser 3, Waldron 0.

Game 3 ���?? Morristown 3, Edinburgh 2.

Game 4 ���?? Championship: Hauser 12, Morristown 4.

58. Madison Shawe Sectional (5 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Oldenburg 8, Madison Shawe 5.

Game 2 ���?? Rising Sun 17, South Decatur 1.

Game 3 ���?? Oldenburg 4, Jac-Cen-Del 3.

Game 4 ���?? Championship: Oldenburg 11, Rising Sun 8.

59. Springs Valley Sectional (5 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Northeast Dubois 21, West Washington 0.

Game 2 ���?? Springs Valley 17, Crothersville 0.

Game 3 ���?? Northeast Dubois 4, Orleans 0 (8 innings).

Game 4 ���?? Championship: Northeast Dubois 3, Springs Valley 2.

60. Lanesville Sectional (7 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Lanesville 11, Restoration Christian 2.

Game 2 ���?? South Central (Elizabeth) 9, New Washington 2.

Game 3 ���?? Henryville 11, Borden 5.

Game 4 ���?? Lanesville 3, Christian Academy of Indiana 2.

Game 5 ���?? South Central (Elizabeth) 7, Henryville 6.

Game 6 ���?? Championship: South Central (Elizabeth) 4, Lanesville 3.

61. Riverton Parke Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Riverton Parke 5, North Vermillion 2.

Game 2 ���?? Covington 7, Rockville 5.

Game 3 ���?? Covington 3, Riverton Parke 2.

Game 4 ���?? Turkey Run 5, Attica 4.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: Covington 5, Turkey Run 1.

62. Shakamak Sectional (5 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Bloomfield 5, White River Valley 1.

Game 2 ���?? Shakamak 10, Clay City 0 (5 innings).

Game 3 ���?? North Central (Farmersburg) 22, Bloomfield 6 (6 innings).

Game 4 ���?? Championship: Shakamak 16, North Central (Farmersburg) 3 (5 innings).

63. Loogootee Sectional (6 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Loogootee 8, Shoals 5.

Game 2 ���?? Vincennes Rivet 5, Washington Catholic 4.

Game 3 ���?? Vincennes Rivet 2, Loogootee 1.

Game 4 ���?? North Daviess 19, Barr-Reeve 5.

Game 5 ���?? Championship: North Daviess 6, Vincennes Rivet 0.

64. Tecumseh Sectional (3 teams)

Game 1 ���?? Oakland City 5, Tecumseh 2.

Game 2 ���?? Championship: Oakland City 6, New Harmony 2.

A baseball tournament overview …

A field of 374 teams will begin play May 30 as the pairings for the 39th Annual IHSAA Baseball State Tournament Series were drawn May 19 at the IHSAA office in Indianapolis.

The tournament will begin with 64 sectionals conducted in four different classes beginning Memorial Day and continue through the week, concluding June 4. Daily schedules for each tournament site will be listed on the IHSAA website (IHSAA.org) prior to the start of the tournament. Because of possible weather postponements and other conflicts, it is advised to check with the host school for precise day and time schedules.

Each of the sectional champions will advance to a one-game regional contest to be played June 7. Each regional game will be played on the home field of the even-numbered sectional champion.

The 32 regional champions ���?? eight in each class ���?? will advance to one of eight semistate sites June 11. Semifinal games are set for 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., with the two winners returning for an 8 p.m. championship game and a berth in the state finals.

This year���?�s finals will be played in Lafayette due to a scheduling conflict at Victory Field in Indianapolis, site of the state finals since 1997. The four state championship games will be played at Loeb Stadium ���?? part of Columbian Park, the previous site of the IHSAA baseball finals in 1971, 1974, and 1975.

Note the following schedule change from previous years: Pairings for the state finals will be announced June 12, with the title contests scheduled for the following weekend.

Among the top-ranked teams in each class, Brownsburg (Class 4A) will face Zionsville in the first round at Avon; Andrean (3A) drew the bye into the semifinals at Kankakee Valley; South Knox (2A) will meet host Eastern Greene in the first round; and Lafayette Central Catholic (A) will meet Frontier in the opening game at Carroll (Flora).

Besides Central Catholic, other defending state champions will begin their 2005 tournament trails the following way: Lawrence Central (4A) meets Indianapolis Arlington in the first round at Lawrence North; New Palestine (3A) will play Mt. Vernon (Fortville) in the bye game at Pendleton Heights; and Hammond Noll (2A) takes on Hanover Central in the first game at Lake Station.

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Thanks to our friends at the IHSAA, here’s a preview of the 31st Annual IHSAA Girls Tennis Team State Finals June 4:

Two of the winningest programs in the state — one making its third
appearance in four seasons, another that returns to the finals for the
first time since 1982 — make up the final four teams that will compete
in the girls tennis state finals June 4 at North Central High School in
Indianapolis.

At 10 a.m., Park Tudor (16-2) faces Zionsville (21-1) in one
semifinal match, while Evansville Memorial (17-1) takes on Culver
Academies (18-1) in the other semifinal. The winners and losers will
face each other for the state championship and third-place honors in
the 2 p.m. session.

Though in opposite brackets, Park Tudor and Evansville Memorial account for seven state championships.

Under the guidance of coach Dave Heffern, Park Tudor brings another
talented group to this year���?�s finals, its fifth appearance overall and
first since 2000. The Panthers���?� strength appears to be in their singles
lineup, where No. 1 Megan Martzolf is unbeaten at 21-0 and No. 2 Mary
Beth Winingham is 20-0 this season. Not far off that mark is Courtney
Rogers, who is 14-1 in the No. 3 spot.

Park Tudor, the state champion in 1998 and 2000, is 10-2 this
season in dual matches, falling twice to 2004 state champion North
Central of Indianapolis in a three-day stretch to end the regular
season, 3-2 and 4-1. The Panthers avenged those losses May 28, however,
downing North Central, 3-2, in the semistate championship match. (Park
Tudor had earlier survived a 3-2 match against Center Grove in the
morning semifinal.)

Evansville Memorial, coached by Susan Springhetti, returns to the
state finals for the second year in a row and will be looking for its
sixth state championship (1991, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996). The Tigers
finished fourth last year after losing to North Central in the state
semis and to Munster in the consolation match.

Five of the seven players from last year���?�s team return for another
shot at the championship, with the only change occurring in the two
doubles teams. Catherine Hofmann and Jessica Bello were 18-8 a year ago
at No. 1 doubles. This season, Hofmann has teamed with Abby Greif for a
19-1 season record at No. 1, while Bello is 20-0 along with No. 2
partner Reva Mehdiratta.

Zionsville is making its third appearance at the state level in the
last four years, missing out only in 2004. The Eagles���?� only blemish of
the season came on the road and at the hands of the team���?�s upcoming
opponent as Park Tudor handed Zionsville a 3-2 setback April 30.

Pat Slama, the coach in each of the school���?�s previous trips to
state, hopes to get the Eagles to the championship round, a hurdle that
tripped the previous Zionsville state teams. This year���?�s team features
Mary Elizabeth Campbell at No. 2 singles (21-1) and the No. 2 doubles
team of Margo Harrington and Vicky Nasteva (13-0).

After a long drought, Culver Academies survived a pair of semistate
opponents May 28 and returns to the finals for the first time since
1982, its only other appearance. That year, the Eagles fell to eventual
champ North Central in the semifinal round. This year���?�s edition brings
in an 18-1 dual record, which includes a pair of 3-2 semistate
victories over Warsaw and Crown Point. Culver���?�s only loss came by a 4-1
score to Plymouth in late April, though the Eagles avenged that loss
with a 4-1 win for the regional championship.

Coached by Jarin Jaffee, Culver Academies is buoyed by its three
singles players that are a collective 62-1 this year. Lora Dushanova is
20-1 at No. 1, while Romina Clemente is 21-0 in the No. 2 spot and
Avryl Klich is 21-0 at No. 3.

Note: Also in play June 4 at North Central are the regional rounds
of the Individual Singles and Doubles State Tournaments. Singles
players and doubles teams that win twice on Saturday will advance to
the Individual State Finals on June 10-11 at North Central.

STATE FINALS

When: June 4

Where: North Central, 1801 E. 86th Street, Indianapolis, IN

Admission: Free

10 a.m. ���?? Semifinals: No. 1 Park Tudor (16-2) vs. No. 6
Zionsville (21-1); No. 3 Evansville Memorial (17-1) vs. No. 17 Culver
Academies (18-1).

2 p.m. ���?? Championship and consolation matches.

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He wasnâ�?��?�t just the stuff of Hoosier high school basketball legends. He was a legend â�?��?? and still is today. The story of Damon Baileyâ�?��?�s unparalleled high school career â�?�¦

In the book A Season on the Brink, John Feinstein wrote that Damon Bailey, the pride of Heltonville, was only an eighth-grader when Bobby Knight scouted him. Knight went back and told his IU team that the kid could already outplay most of them.

Bailey���?�s high school career proved Knight���?�s keen eye for talent.

In his freshman and sophomore years, Bailey led Bedford North Lawrence to the semistate tournaments. During his sophomore year alone, he averaged 31 points per game, with a single-game high of 51.

Then came the 1990 finals in the Hoosier Dome, where a record 41,000 fans watched Bailey solidify his reputation as the Prince of Indiana high school basketball. Bedford faced Concord in the big game. Concord, the runner-up the previous year, apparently forgot to read the glowing press reports about Bailey. Jamar Johnson blocked six of Damon���?�s shots, and Jim Hahn���?�s team pushed Bedford to its own brink.

Bailey responded coolly by racking up Bedford���?�s last 11 points, including game-clinching free throws with 24 seconds left, for a 63-60 victory. At the final buzzer, Bailey ran into the stands and hugged his parents.

Damon Bailey was Mr. Basketball that year. He finished his career with 3,134 points, making him Indiana���?�s all-time scoring leader.

Anyone who watched Bailey play remembers something besides the numbers, though. He made it look easy! On the court, he moved with a liquid smoothness, even on fast breaks. No motion was wasted, no decision was hurried. It was the same kind of grace he showed in handling the pressure of being the most famous high school basketball player on the planet.

After stints with IU, the Pacers, and the CBA, Bailey reflected on his remarkable career. â�?��?High school basketball is pure,â�?� he said. â�?��?It is the highest level of what basketball is meant to be.â�?�

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By Mike McGraw
Executive Director

SHELBYVILLE — Earlier this season, HoosierAuthority.com profiled the quiet success of the East Central softball program. During the interview for that piece, coach John Roth lamented that his teams had been good for several years but seemed incapable of getting past Columbus East at sectional time. The Olympians were simply East Centralâ�?��?�s nemesis.

And heading into the Class 4A Shelbyville Sectional championship game the evening of May 27, it looked for all the world as though the monkey was once again perched comfortably on sixth-ranked East Central���?�s back. In practice just the day before, second baseman Ashton Meyer collided with a teammate and came away with a broken nose and concussion. The injury forced Roth into some last-minute line-up shuffling, resulting in freshman Kallen Hovland starting her first varsity game.

The situation got no better as the title tilt progressed. With the score tied 2-2 in the bottom of the fifth, Columbus East hitters finally appeared to time the deliveries of Trojan senior left-hander Lauren Cormican. The Olympians pounded across two runs to take a late-game 4-2 lead.

It was at this point that someone in the East Central dugout picked up a bat and knocked the monkey halfway back to St. Leon. If you guessed that that someone was a fill-in ninth-grader, DING!DING!DING! Hovland���?�s hit in the top of the sixth cut the lead in half at 4-3. And, she struck again in the seventh, helping spark another single-run rally that tied the score.

Meanwhile, hurler C.J. Combs, who had replaced Cormican in the sixth, overpowered Columbus East batters in the bottom of the seventh to send the game into extra innings.

In the top of the eighth, East Central wasted no time in taking advantage of their second chance. Lead-off hitter Brittany Hoff singled. Brittany Weglan followed with a blast to the fence that ended as a triple, scoring Hoff. Weglan then scurried home on an overthrow at third. The two runs were all that Combs needed. She fanned two in a 1-2-3 bottom of the inning, and the celebration was on.

Next up for East Central is a date June 4 with traditional softball powerhouse No. 3 Martinsville in the Jeffersonville Regional. HoosierAuthority.com told you a few weeks ago that this was the best-kept secret in Indiana softball, and we have seen nothing to change our minds. These East Central kids are a gritty group of young ladies, and they won���?�t go away quietly at any level of the tourney.

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By E. Shawn Aylsworth
Managing Editor

And then there were 16 â�?�¦

The 21st Annual IHSAA Softball State Tournament Series concluded regional play June 4 at 16 sites. Following is a preview of the four-team regionals, plus the complete results …

Class 4A
Looking at the numbers, the only place that doesn���?�t feature three highly ranked teams is at DeKalb, where only No. 10 McCutcheon sits in the latest Indiana Coaches of Girls Sports Association (ICGSA) rankings.

The Mavericks (20-9) face Anderson Highland (22-5) in Game 2 at DeKalb following an opener of Columbia City (19-6) and Fort Wayne Snider (22-6).

At Elkhart Memorial, Game 1 features a showdown between top-ranked and unbeaten defending state champion Lake Central (30-0-1) and No. 17 Penn (25-8), while fifth-ranked Chesterton (26-2-1) gets South Bend Adams (15-14) in the second semifinal.

At Center Grove, the opener pits third-ranked Brownsburg (27-4) against No. 11 Decatur Central (22-5-1), the Marion County champion. No. 2 Hamilton Southeastern (25-3) then faces Indianapolis Cathedral (17-7) in the second clash.

And at Jeffersonville, we get a Game 1 of third-ranked Martinsville (24-1-1) and sixth-ranked East Central (24-3) prior to a second tilt of No. 15 Jennings County (21-5) and Castle (16-12-1).

So, we could end up with a Class 4A final four of Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 10 at Carmel on June 10. Or of all unranked teams, just like in this year���?�s 4A girls basketball state finals. Beauty, eh?

Class 3A
The 3A regionals are not as power laden as their bigger-school counterparts, but there are going to be three ranked teams on tap at Twin Lakes, including two of the top six.

No. 13 West Lafayette (26-5) gets things started at Twin Lakes with Griffith (18-14) before second-ranked Andrean (30-2) battles No. 6 Culver Academies (29-2).

At Bellmont, the unranked hosts (17-3) square off with Delta before third-ranked Northridge (28-1) faces No. 15 Whitko (21-4).

At Boonville, there also is a pair of ranked teams as No. 4 Gibson Southern (25-3-1) tackles Edgewood in the opener before ninth-ranked Heritage Hills (23-3) faces North Harrison (12-14).

Top-ranked Pendleton Heights (27-1), meanwhile, appears to have the easiest route to a June 10 date at Pike as the Arabians face Roncalli (18-10-1) in the second game at Mt. Vernon. Rushville (20-7) and Lebanon (17-6) open play in Fortville.

So you would appear to have Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4 all favored to make it through. But then that���?�s why they play the games, right?

Class 2A
There is no place for the timid in 2A this weekend if you are anywhere near Garrett, where the three highest-rated teams will cannibalize each other for the right to advance to the final four at North Central (Indianapolis).

Second-ranked Cass (23-4) and No. 3 Eastside (26-5) tussle in the opener at Garrett before top-ranked Eastern (Greentown) (27-3) takes on Heritage (16-10).

Meanwhile, defending 2A titleist and fourth-ranked Hanover Central (25-4-3) gets a relative cakewalk at LaVille, facing 12-13 Clinton Central in Game 2 following the Rochester-Bremen (22-9) opener.

At Forest Park, the sixth-ranked hosts (22-5-1) play in Game 2 against Tri-West Hendricks after an opening game pitting Providence (21-4) against South Knox.

And at Shenandoah, we get another ranked threesome as No. 9 Frankton (21-5) opens with 12th-ranked Cambridge City Lincoln (18-4) before No. 5 Scecina (22-6), the Indianapolis City champion, takes on Southwestern (Hanover) (17-10) in the second tilt.

Thus, it���?�s eeny-meeny-miney on one of the top three advancing, No. 4 as a heavy favorite, No. 6 looking to take advantage of home field, and, uh, eeny-meeny-miney again for the fourth slot.

Class A
Regional play at the Class A level is a nice mixture of the other three classes: One site has three highly ranked squads, two sites feature just one ranked team, and the fourth site features two ranked schools in the struggle to earn a June 10 berth at Hamilton Southeastern.

At Clinton Prairie, the top-ranked hosts (25-3) play Cowan (11-9) in Game 2 following an opener of third-ranked Indianapolis Lutheran (18-7), the defending Class A champion, and No. 13 Southern Wells (21-5).

At Lanesville, the fourth-ranked hosts (23-2) play Springs Valley in the second game after Hauser (7-8) and Jac-Cen-Del open the regional.

At Caston, No. 9 South Central (Union Mills) puts its 20-10 record on the line vs. Hebron (21-8) in the opener prior to a second game featuring Pioneer and Lakewood Park Christian.

And at Barr-Reeve, second-ranked North Daviess (24-4) opens with Shakamak (13-15) before No. 11 Tecumseh (13-12) tackles Turkey Run, the last â�?��?small schoolâ�?� to win the pre-class tournament.

So in Class A, you���?�re lookin���?� at two schools with home-field advantage, a No. 9 that hopes to flex its ranked status, and a heavily favored No. 2. That what is says on paper, anyhoo.

PLAY BALL!!!

The regional results:

REGIONALS
Date: June 4, 2005; semifinal games at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., championship game at 7 p.m. where possible.
Admission: $5 per session; $7 for both sessions.
Home Team: Second team listed in each game.

Class 4A
1. Elkhart Memorial Regional
Lake Central 3, Penn 0.
Chesterton 2, South Bend Adams 0.
Championship: Lake Central 2, Chesterton 1 (8 innings).

2. DeKalb Regional
Columbia City 4, Fort Wayne Snider 2.
McCutcheon 3, Anderson Highland 0.
Championship: McCutcheon 11, Columbia City 1.

3. Center Grove Regional
Brownsburg 5, Decatur Central 0.
Hamilton Southeastern 3, Indianapolis Cathedral 2 (8 innings).
Championship: Brownsburg 3, Hamilton Southeastern 2.

4. Jeffersonville Regional
Martinsville 1, East Central 0.
Castle 4, Jennings County 0.
Championship: Martinsville 1, Castle 0 (11 innings).

Class 3A
5. Twin Lakes Regional
West Lafayette 6, Griffith 0.
Andrean 6, Culver Academies 0.
Championship: Andrean 5, West Lafayette 0.

6. Bellmont Regional
Bellmont 4, Delta 0.
Northridge 4, Whitko 1.
Championship: Bellmont 1, Northridge 0.

7. Mt. Vernon (Fortville) Regional
Lebanon 2, Rushville 0.
Pendleton Heights 2, Roncalli 1
Championship: Pendleton Heights 5, Lebanon 1.

8. Boonville Regional
Gibson Southern 7, Edgewood 0.
Heritage Hills 9, North Harrison 2.
Championship: Gibson Southern 1, Heritage Hills 0.

Class 2A
9. LaVille Regional
Bremen 2, Rochester 1.
Hanover Central 3, Clinton Central 0.
Championship: Bremen 1, Hanover Central 0 (9 innings).

10. Garrett Regional
Cass 3, Eastside 0.
Eastern (Greentown) 1, Heritage 0 (13 innings).
Championship: Eastern (Greentown) 1, Cass 0 (16 innings).

11. Shenandoah Regional
Frankton 10, Cambridge City Lincoln 0.
Indianapolis Scecina 1, Southwestern (Hanover) 0 (9 innings)
Championship: Frankton 1, Indianapolis Scecina 0.

12. Forest Park Regional
Providence 3, South Knox 0.
Forest Park 4, Tri-West Hendricks 2
Championship: Providence 1, Forest Park 0.

Class A
13. Caston Regional
South Central (Union Mills) 5, Hebron 2.
Pioneer 11, Lakewood Park Christian 1 (5 innings).
Championship: Pioneer 4, South Central (Union Mills) 2.

14. Clinton Prairie Regional
Indianapolis Lutheran 4, Southern Wells 0.
Clinton Prairie 11, Cowan 1.
Championship: Clinton Prairie 4, Indianapolis Lutheran 1.

15. Lanesville Regional
Hauser 4, Jac-Cen-Del 1.
Lanesville 3, Springs Valley 0.
Championship: Lanesville 2, Hauser 1.

16. Barr-Reeve Regional
North Daviess 1, Shakamak 0.
Turkey Run 1, Tecumseh 0.
Championship: North Daviess 3, Turkey Run 0.

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Here are the complete girls team tennis semistate results:

SEMISTATES
When: May 28 (semifinals 10 a.m., championship 2 p.m.)
Admission: Free

1. Carroll (Fort Wayne):
No. 6 Zionsville 5, Kokomo 0.
No. 9 Delta 3, No. 20 Fort Wayne Canterbury 2.
No. 6 Zionsville 3, No. 9 Delta 2.

2. Jasper:
No. 5 Terre Haute North 3, Silver Creek 2.
No. 3 Evansville Memorial 5, No. 21 Bloomington North 0.
Championship: No. 3 Evansville Memorial 4, No. 5 Terre Haute North 1.

3. North Central (Indianapolis):
No. 1 Park Tudor 3, No. 3 Center Grove 2.
No. 1 North Central (Indianapolis) 5, Franklin County 0.
Championship: No. 1 Park Tudor 3, No. 1 North Central (Indianapolis) 1.

4. LaPorte:
No. 17 Culver Academies 3, No. 15 Warsaw 2.
No. 18 Crown Point 4, Chesterton 1.
Championship: No. 17 Culver Academies 3, No. 18 Crown Point 2.

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By Mike McGraw

HA.com Executive Director

Heading into the 2004-05 IHSAA Girls Track & Field State Finals June 4, the overriding question is whether anyone has the depth to handle top-ranked Fort Wayne Northrop. The Bruins are coming off a dominating regional performance and have repeatedly shown the ability to score points in almost every event.

The answer to that question is likely to come very early — the Bruinsâ�?��?� strength is in the sprinting events, and stern challenges await. Northropâ�?��?�s LaKeesha Burnett was a double winner in the regional, capturing both the 100 and 200 meters. Waiting at the state finals will be Lawrence Centralâ�?��?�s Jeanne Roberts, who set a new regional record at Lawrence North in winning the 100 and, like Burnett, took home honors in the 200 as well. And thereâ�?��?�s at least one more person to consider: Gary Wirtâ�?��?�s Bionca Gildon not only won the 100 and 200 at the Highland Regional, but she captured the 400 as well.

The key here is not whether Burnett wins these events, but whether she is able to place highly. If Northrop comes out of the dashes with 14 or more team points, the Bruins likely will not be thwarted.

One huge reason for that assessment is that Northrop has Shauntel Elcock waiting in the 400 meters. She has the state���?�s best time in that event, and Elcock probably also can be counted on to score some points in the 800. Add in Jasmine Russell, who is a threat in both the hurdle events, and Northrop looks awfully tough to beat.

Perhaps the most compelling events will be the distance runs. Wendi Robinson of Danville is easily the favorite, having run the 1600 meters below five minutes on several occasions this season. Robinson, a senior, was the favorite in last fall���?�s cross country state finals but collapsed during the race, so there will be a great many people rooting for her in her last shot at a championship. Her main competition is likely to come from Wawasee���?�s Rachel Stechtel and Alex Banfich of Culver Academies.

It has been a rather ho-hum year in the field events. One exception to that, however, has been the performance of Evansville Harrisonâ�?��?�s Kayla Tucker, who has cleared 5â�?��?�10â�?� in the high jump. That is just two inches shy of the state record in the event.

It all takes place June 4 in Bloomington, and HoosierAuthority.com will have it covered for you.

The Bloomington lineup

Here’s the lineup for the 2004-05 IHSAA Girls Track & Field State Finals:

When: June 4

Admission: $7

Where: Robert C. Haugh Track and Field Complex ���?? Indiana University, Bloomington

Advancement From Trials to Finals:

1. 110 and 100 Hurdles, 100; 200

a. 3 heats with 9

b. 1st, 2nd from each heat plus next 3 best times.

2. 400, 1600 and 3200 Relays

a. no trials

b. 3 sections timed; 9 per section

3. 400 and 300 Hurdles

a. no trials

b. 3 sections timed; 9 per section

4. 800

a. no trials

b. 2 sections; 1 with 13, 1 with 14

5. 1600 and 3200

a. no trials

b. 1 race timed

6. Field Events

a. top 10 qualify plus ties

Field Event Trials and Finals

3:00 p.m. ���?? Pole Vault, Long Jump and Discus

3:30 p.m. ���?? High Jump; Shot Put (will begin at the conclusion of the discus event)

Running Events

4:15 p.m. ���?? 3200 M Relay Finals

5:00 p.m. ���?? 100 M Dash Trials

5:15 p.m. ���?? 100 M High Hurdle Trials

5:40 p.m. ���?? 200 M Dash Trials

6:10 p.m. ���?? Opening Ceremonies

6:15 p.m. ���?? 100 M High Hurdles

6:25 p.m. ���?? 100 M Dash

6:35 p.m. ���?? 1600 M Run

6:45 p.m. ���?? 400 M Relay

7:05 p.m. ���?? 400 M Dash

7:20 p.m. ���?? 300 M Low Hurdles

7:45 p.m. ���?? 800 M Run

8:05 p.m. ���?? 200 M Dash

8:15 p.m. ���?? 3200 M Run

8:30 p.m. ���?? 1600 M Relay

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Individual results:

1. CONNERSVILLE

Chesterton junior Adam Martin sets state best with 4:18.49 in the 1600 meters.

Boys 100 Meter Dash

State: 10.31 * 1981 Jerome Harrison

Meet: 10.74%1989 Brown

Qual. Mark: 11.05 !

Name Yr School Prelims

1 Phillips, Nate 12 Bremen 11.01! 10

2 Broadway, Howard 11 South Bend 11.04! 8

3 King, Ondra 12 South Bend 11.05! 6

4 Malone, Alex 11 Bremen 11.06 5

5 Ramsey, Collyn 11 Kokomo 11.36 4

Boys 200 Meter Dash

State: 21.10 * 1982 Jeffrey Patrick

Meet: 21.31%1990 Brown

Qual. Mark: 22.25 !

Name Yr School Finals

1 Phillips, Nate 12 Bremen 22.47 10

2 Davis, Travis 12 Mississinewa 22.69 8

3 Bartolome’, Zebulun 11 Kokomo 22.99 6

4 Jenkins, Tommy 12 Western 23.17 5

5 Fingerhut, Neven 10 Culver 23.21 4

Boys 400 Meter Dash

State: 46.99 * 2002 David Neville

Meet: 47.64%1989 Hayden

Qual. Mark: 49.79 !

Name Yr School Finals

1 Wright, Sean 12 South Bend Riley 49.11! 10

2 Grace, Chris 12 Penn 50.83 8

3 Coughlin, Jon 12 Penn 50.91 6

4 Shafer, Matt 11 Rochester 51.31 5

5 Warder, Conrad 12 Peru 51.91 4

Boys 800 Meter Run

State: 1:50.20 * 1977 Tom Martin

Meet: 1:52.89%1988 Vanderwort

Qual. Mark: 1:57.02 !

Name Yr School Finals

1 Quintana, Alex 10 Plymouth 1:57.33 10

2 Pryor, Tony 12 Rochester 1:58.41 8

3 Gordon, Ed 12 South Bend Clay 1:58.86 6

4 McClung, Shawon 12 Marion 1:59.71 5

5 Gill, Bryan 12 Columbia City 2:01.21 4

Boys 1600 Meter Run

State: 4:04.20 * 1976 Rudy Chapa

Meet: 4:12.90%1980 Jones

Qual. Mark: 4:21.41 !

Name Yr School Finals

1 Foss, Josh 12 Marion 4:20.41! 10

2 Daniels, Curt 12 Huntington North 4:20.64! 8

3 Sinnett, Christopher 12 Taylor 4:26.65 6

4 Duhamell, Trent 10 Wabash 4:27.43 5

5 McDonald, Michael 12 South Bend St. J 4:27.55 4

Boys 3200 Meter Run

State: 8:55.10 * 1975 Rudy Chapa

Meet: 9:12.24%1985 Cooper

Qual. Mark: 9:28.58 !

Name Yr School Finals

1 Foss, Josh 12 Marion 9:35.69 10

2 Lenz, Adam 10 Blackford 9:41.71 8

3 Shrader, Jack 11 Blackford 9:43.15 6

4 Daniels, Curt 12 Huntington North 9:49.72 5

5 Martin, Tony 12 Eastern (Greento 9:50.28 4

Boys 110 Meter Hurdles

State: 13.40 * 1976 Jerry Hill

Meet: 14.11%1985 Goodwin

Qual. Mark: 14.79 !

Name Yr School Finals

1 Buchanon, Carl 10 South Bend Clay 14.61! 10

2 Wilkinson, Tyler 12 Whitko 15.02 8

3 Williams, Tristan 12 Marion 15.05 6

4 Holsapple, Sean 11 Western 15.26 5

5 Hettinger, Tadd 11 Rochester 15.69 4

Boys 300 Meter Hurdles

State: 37.43 * 1999 Daniel Martin

Meet: 38.35%2000 Gill

Qual. Mark: 39.11 !

Name Yr School Finals

1 Buchanon, Carl 10 South Bend Clay 39.71 10

2 Hettinger, Tadd 11 Rochester 40.03 8

3 Etheridge, Kyle 11 Southwood 40.09 6

4 Holsapple, Sean 11 Western 40.31 5

5 Mook, Matt 11 Huntington North 40.67 4

Boys 4×100 Meter Relay

State: 41.02 * 1982

Young, Patrick, Moore, Price

Meet: 42.10%1989

Qual. Mark: 42.90 !

Team Relay Finals

1 South Bend Washington 43.73 10

1) Broadway, Howard 11 2) Garron, Kenneth 11

3) Newman, Christopher 10 4) Jackson, Keenan 10

5) Collier, Thomas 12 6) Williams, Christopher 10

2 Bremen 43.79 8

1) Malone, Alex 11 2) Huber, Mitch 10

3) Leeper, Brad 12 4) Phillips, Nate 12

5) Anderson, Chris 12 6) Thompson, Seth 11

3 South Bend Adams 44.04 6

1) Redding, Mijell 10 2) Major-Winston, Shawn 10

3) McCaster, Demond 10 4) King, Ondra 12

5) Njorge, Timothy 10 6) Washington, Christopher 12

4 Culver Academies 44.10 5

1) Fingerhut, Neven 10 2) Mizzi, Gaetano 11

3) Salary, Nicholas 11 4) Blair, Makoto 12

5) Bennett, Jerome 12 6) Rutherford, Christopher 11

5 Western 44.31 4

1) Sigler, Alex 09 2) Trost, Adam 12

3) Holsapple, Sean 11 4) Jenkins, Tommy 12

5) Dzierla, Andrew 10 6) Lennon, Patrick 09

Boys 4×400 Meter Relay

State: 3:13.66 * 1980

Carter, Peterson, Monagan, Burnett

Meet: 3:18.76%1990

Qual. Mark: 3:21.80 !

Team Relay Finals

1 Penn 3:25.33 10

1) Grace, Chris 12 2) Miller, Brandon 10

3) Abbott, Steve 11 4) Coughlin, Jon 12

5) Cummings, Charlie 12 6) Nagle, Jimmy 10

2 Columbia City 3:25.85 8

1) Gill, Bryan 12 2) Miner, Zach 10

3) Bailey, Kameron 11 4) Hile, Zach 12

5) Curry, Matt 11 6) ***, Derek 10

3 Marion 3:26.92 6

1) Cornette, Cameron 12 2) Russell, Clinton 12

3) McClung, Shawon 12 4) Wimsatt, Tony 12

5) Wimsatt, Alex 11 6) Cook, Gary 11

4 Rochester Community 3:27.33 5

1) Imel, Damian 11 2) Smith, Dustin 11

3) Pryor, Tony 12 4) Shafer, Matt 11

5) Fornal, Cory 11 6) Thomas, Scott 11

5 Huntington North 3:27.82 4

1) Crago, Caleb 11 2) Oswalt, Adam 11

3) Mook, Matt 11 4) Brown, Jordan 11

5) Albright, Nick 09 6) Albright, Jason 11

Boys 4×800 Meter Relay

State: 7:41.70 * 2004

Bardach, Dixon, Granger, Martin

Meet: 7:57.60%2004

McDonald, Bradley, Millar, Cavanaugh

Qual. Mark: 7:59.16 !

Team Relay Finals

1 Rochester Community 7:59.52 10

1) Pryor, Tony 12 2) Thomas, Scott 11

3) Imel, Damian 11 4) Pryor, Troy 12

5) Risner, Dakota 09 6) Shafer, Matt 11

2 Marion 8:00.22 8

1) Foss, Josh 12 2) Wimsatt, Alex 11

3) Russell, Patrick 11 4) McClung, Shawon 12

5) Mui, Steven 12 6) Fitzjarrald, Chris 12

3 Plymouth 8:09.73 6

1) Borys, Anthony 12 2) Quintana, Alex 10

3) Fox, Brendan 10 4) Sullivan, A.J. 12

5) Wojcik, Kyle 10 6) Neidlinger, Daniel 10

4 Penn 8:19.23 5

1) Jensen, Mike 12 2) Johnson, Phillip 10

3) Gish, Steve 12 4) Snyder, Brent 12

5) Nagle, Jimmy 10 6) Lovett, Jake 09

5 Peru 8:22.84 4

1) Heron, Mick 11 2) Siblisk, Cody 10

3) Zimmerman, Tony 10 4) Warder, Conrad 12

5) Bedwell, Andrew 10 6) Morgan, Jarod 10

6 Blackford 8:26.60 3

Boys High Jump

State: 7-01.25 *

Meet: 7-00.75%1980 Shumpert

Qual. Mark: 6-04.50 !

Name Yr School Finals

1 Youngdale, Brandon 11 Western 6-03.00 10

2 Fornal, Cory 11 Rochester J6-03.00 8

3 Pugh, Justin 11 Kokomo 6-02.00 6

4 Harrison, Blake 11 Triton J6-02.00 5

5 Sills, Mike 11 Bremen 6-00.00 3.5

5 Cox, Matthew 11 Maconaquah 6-00.00 3.5

Boys Pole Vault

State: 16-09 * 2001

Meet: 15-07%1994 Ashcraft

Qual. Mark: 13-10 !

Name Yr School Finals

1 Imbierowicz, Bradley 12 Kokomo 15-04.00! 10

2 Burkholder, Blayne 12 Western 15-00.00! 8

3 Rosenberger, Zach 11 Columbia City 14-06.00! 6

4 Lechlitner, Kyle 12 Penn J14-06.00! 5

5 Fornal, Cory 11 Rochester 14-00.00! 4

Boys Long Jump

State: 24-07.75 * 1994 Frankie Young

Meet: 24-10.50%1994 Young

Qual. Mark: 22-01 !

Name Yr School Finals

1 Broadway, Howard 11 South Bend 21-08.00 10

2 Hile, Zach 12 Columbia City 21-07.50 8

3 Williams, Tristan 12 Marion 21-00.00 6

4 Roark, Austin 10 Eastern (Greento 20-10.00 5

5 Cook, Gary 11 Marion 20-09.00 4

Boys Shot Put

State: 66-08.50 * 1997 Jeremy Allen

Meet: 61-03%2003 Brown

Qual. Mark: 54-03.50 !

Name Yr School Finals

1 Beach, Lucas 12 Pioneer 58-05.50! 10

2 Powlen, Bryan 11 Caston 52-02.50 8

3 Parks, Brandon 12 Maconaquah 51-01.75 6

4 Kohut, Joe 11 Columbia City 49-11.00 5

5 McDorman, Jacob 12 Western 49-10.25 4

Boys Discus Throw

State: 217-01 * 1993 John Schulte

Meet: 181-01%1998 Dyer

Qual. Mark: 162-06 !

Name Yr School Finals

1 Cantrell, Kyle 12 Wabash 170-03! 10

2 Moreno, Vinny 12 Mississinewa 157-11 8

3 Williams, Levi 11 Eastbrook 156-08 6

4 Powlen, Bryan 11 Caston 151-02 5

5 Long, Patrick 12 Logansport 147-08 4

Thanks to Tom Richardson.

8. VALPARAISO

Chesterton junior Adam Martin sets state best with 4:18.49 in the 1600 meters.

Boys 100 Meter Dash

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State Rec: S 10.31 1981 Jerome Harrison, Jeffersonville

Regional Rec: R 10.51 2002 Mark Jelks, Gary West Side

VHS Track Re: V 10.50 1984 Mike Smith, S.B. LaSalle

VHS Track Re: ) 10.50 1987 Ray Griffin, S.B. LaSalle

11.05 STAN

Name Year School Prelims Finals Points

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1 12 Edmonds, Tyr 12 Calumet 11.10 10.97 STAN 10

2 62 Green, Terre 10 West Side 11.07 11.01 STAN 8

3 331 Crawford, Sh 10 Winamac 11.15 11.07 6

4 209 Smith, Ross 11 Lowell 11.37 11.21 5

5 203 Gray, Scott 11 Lowell 11.31 11.24 4

Boys 200 Meter Dash

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State Rec: S 21.10 1982 Jeffery Patrick, Gary Roosevelt

Regional Rec: R 20.79 2002 Mark Jelks, Gary West Side

Regional Rec: * 21.90

VHS Track Re: V 20.79 2002 Mark Jelks, Gary West Side

VHS Track Re: ) 21.90

22.25 STAN

Name Year School Prelims Finals Points

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1 62 Green, Terre 10 West Side 21.74 21.78)STAN 10

2 80 Watts, Sam 12 Bni 22.38 22.11 STAN 8

3 91 Hinton, Rand 11 Morton 22.75 22.45 6

4 2 Nash, Brenna 11 Andrean 22.68 22.48 5

5 331 Crawford, Sh 10 Winamac 22.65 22.61 4

Boys 400 Meter Dash

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State Rec: S 46.99 2002 David Neville, Merrillville

Regional Rec: R 47.41 2002 David Neville, Merrillville

VHS Track Re: V 47.41 2002 David Neville, Merrillville

49.79 STAN

Name Year School Seed Finals H# Points

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1 204 Koza, Michae 11 Lowell 49.54 48.8h STAN 2 10

2 91 Hinton, Rand 11 Morton 51.32 49.2h STAN 2 8

3 223 Milenkovski, 10 Merrillville 50.39 49.5h STAN 2 6

4 213 Booker, Mich 12 Merrillville 49.64 49.9h 2 5

5 69 Mayhew, Larr 12 West Side 49.84 50.0h 2 4

Boys 800 Meter Run

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State Rec: S 1:50.20 1977 Tom Martin, Evansville Memorial

Regional Rec: R 1:53.20 1975 Ken Menzyk, Hammond High

VHS Track Re: V 1:53.20 1975 Ken Menzyk, Hammond High

1:57.02 STAN

Name Year School Seed Finals Points

================================================================================================

1 61 Ellis, Eugen 10 West Side 1:57.94 1:56.72 STAN 10

2 200 Cleveland, A 11 Lowell 1:59.54 1:56.89 STAN 8

3 189 Ludwig, Keit 12 LaPorte 2:00.43 1:57.45 6

4 1 Agler, Micha 12 Andrean 2:01.14 1:57.92 5

5 323 Sirokie, Jos 11 Valparaiso 2:02.41 1:58.43 4

Boys 1600 Meter Run

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State Rec: S 4:04.20 1976 Rudy Chapa, Hammond High

Regional Rec: R 4:11.10 1975 Carey Pinkowski, Hammond High

VHS Track Re: V 4:11.10 1975 Carey Pinkowski, Hammond High

4:21.41 STAN

Name Year School Seed Finals Points

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1 28 Martin, Adam 11 Chesterton 4:19.47 4:18.49 STAN 10

2 189 Ludwig, Keit 12 LaPorte 4:28.11 4:19.66 STAN 8

3 280 Flannery, Ji 11 Portage 4:27.86 4:23.83 6

4 264 White, Danny 11 Munster 4:32.40 4:25.60 5

5 51 Del Toro, Vi 12 Ecc 4:36.64 4:25.69 4

Boys 3200 Meter Run

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State Rec: S 8:55.10 1975 Rudy Chapa, Hammond High

Regional Rec: R 8:53.90 1975 Rudy Chapa, Hammond High

VHS Track Re: V 8:53.90 1975 Rudy Chapa, Hammond High

9:28.58 STAN

Name Year School Seed Finals Points

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1 94 Sirbek, Tim 12 Morton 9:55.15 9:24.43 STAN 10

2 22 Goldak, Max 12 Chesterton 9:46.05 9:39.18 8

3 44 Hein, Stephe 11 Crown Point 9:53.54 9:39.81 6

4 325 Watts, Dan 12 Valparaiso 9:51.25 9:42.70 5

5 215 Caruana, And 12 Merrillville 9:59.34 9:49.09 4

Boys 110 Meter Hurdles

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State Rec: S 13.40 1976 Jerry Hill, Indpls Arsenal Technical

Regional Rec: R 13.80 1975 Greg Robertson, SB LaSalle

VHS Track Re: V 13.80 1975 Greg Robertson, SB LaSalle

14.79 STAN

Name Year School Prelims Finals Points

================================================================================================

1 318 Lindsey, Bri 12 Valparaiso 15.15 14.85 10

2 70 Pittman, Leo 12 West Side 15.02 14.92 8

3 219 Hoyles, Carl 11 Merrillville 14.98 14.98 6

4 95 Dobin, Micha 12 Hanover Cent 15.19 15.18 5

5 157 Witkowski, N 12 Kouts 15.81 15.62 4

Boys 300 Meter Hurdles

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State Rec: S 37.43 1999 Daniel Martin, Concord

Regional Rec: R 37.97 2004 Brian Kaluf, Lake Central

VHS Track Re: V 37.97 2004 Brian Kaluf, Lake Central

39.11 STAN

Name Year School Seed Finals H# Points

===================================================================================================

1 219 Hoyles, Carl 11 Merrillville 41.24 40.00 2 10

2 95 Dobin, Micha 12 Hanover Cent 41.29 40.03 2 8

3 197 Sterling, Dr 12 LaPorte 42.19 40.52 1 6

4 7 Vaidik, Mich 11 Boone Grove 41.95 40.82 1 5

5 312 Biggs, Marcu 10 Valparaiso 41.75 40.92 1 4

Boys 4×100 Meter Relay

===================================================================================================

State Rec: S 41.02 1982 , Gary Roosevelt

D. Young, J. Patrick, G. Moore and A. Price

Regional Rec: R 42.57 2004 , Merrillville

J. Williams, V. Cole, O. Gatlin and D. Morrow

VHS Track Re: V 42.57 2004 , Merrillville

J. Willaims, V. Cole, O. Gatlin and D. Morrow

42.90 STAN

School Seed Finals H# Points

===================================================================================================

1 Hammond Bishop Noll Insti ‘A’ 43.64 42.14VSTAN 2 10

1) 77 Kimp, Bobby 12 2) 76 Hollingsworth, Tony 09

3) 80 Watts, Sam 12 4) 78 McCullough, Colin 12

2 Portage ‘A’ 43.86 43.05 2 8

1) 295 Whalen, Josh 12 2) 276 Brown, Antoine 12

3) 286 Marsh, Josh 10 4) 289 Smith, Justin 11

3 Gary West Side ‘A’ 43.81 43.18 2 6

1) 70 Pittman, Leon 12 2) 62 Green, Terrell 10

3) 72 Wakefield, Keano 9 4) 57 Bell, David 11

4 Lake Central ‘A’ 44.62 43.38 2 5

1) 167 Mardirosian, Kevin 11 2) 160 Czapla, Chris 12

3) 165 Haupt, Jeff 11 4) 168 Muha, Andrew 11

5 Merrillville ‘A’ 44.22 43.59 2 4

1) 220 Lares, Steve 12 2) 217 Dawson, Tristan 12

3) 216 Crawley, Rickie 12 4) 214 Cameron, Ryan 11

Boys 4×400 Meter Relay

===================================================================================================

State Rec: S 3:13.66 1980 , Gary West Side

k. Carter, C. Peterson, W. Monagan and S. Burnett

Regional Rec: R 3:16.50 1975 , Gary West Side

Jones, Buckingham, Hill and Blackman

VHS Track Re: V 3:16.50 1975 , Gary West Side

Jones, Buckingham, Hill and Blackman

3:21.80 STAN

School Seed Finals H# Points

===================================================================================================

1 Gary West Side ‘A’ 3:25.10 3:21.00 STAN 2 10

1) 68 Lacefield, Ronald 12 2) 62 Green, Terrell 10

3) 61 Ellis, Eugene 10 4) 66 Johnson, LaVaughn 12

2 Lowell ‘A’ 3:25.40 3:21.56 STAN 2 8

1) 209 Smith, Ross 11 2) 206 Ritter, James 11

3) 207 Schulz, Scott 12 4) 204 Koza, Michael 11

3 Merrillville ‘A’ 3:25.90 3:23.47 2 6

1) 223 Milenkovski, Andrew 10 2) 225 Reddick, Tim 10

3) 228 York, Donald 11 4) 213 Booker, Michael 12

4 Portage ‘A’ 3:29.79 3:24.63 2 5

1) 285 Lamping, Kyle 10 2) 292 Sweat, Steve 12

3) 295 Whalen, Josh 12 4) 289 Smith, Justin 11

5 Chesterton ‘A’ 3:28.07 3:24.93 2 4

1) 24 Huddleston, Andrew 10 2) 40 Yelton, Kyle 11

3) 26 Lewis, Jason 12 4) 37 Thompson, AJ 11

Boys 4×800 Meter Relay

===================================================================================================

State Rec: S 7:41.70 2004 , Carmel

E. Bardach, F. Dixon, R. Granger and T. Martin

Regional Rec: R 7:50.55 2000 , Portage

S. Samuel, M. Halaschak, X. Mendezand M. Taylor

VHS Track Re: V 7:50.55 2000 , Portage

S. Samuel, M. Halaschak, X. Mendezand M. Taylor

7:59.16 STAN

School Seed Finals H# Points

===================================================================================================

1 Crown Point ‘A’ 8:18.50 7:59.20 2 10

1) 46 Koch, Joel 12 2) 45 Koch, Ben 12

3) 49 Schuster, Brian 11 4) 44 Hein, Stephen 11

2 Lake Central ‘A’ 8:13.04 7:59.30 2 8

1) 170 Noel, Ken 11 2) 177 St. Amour, Marc 09

3) 173 Rainbolt, Mike 10 4) 171 Pratt, Curtis 12

3 Valparaiso ‘A’ 8:20.70 8:00.27 2 6

1) 314 Hennessey, Tim 11 2) 315 Jensen, Jeff 11

3) 323 Sirokie, Joseph 11 4) 316 Johnson, Donny 10

4 LaPorte ‘A’ 8:21.60 8:01.34 2 5

1) 186 Hilb, Anthony 11 2) 187 Hojnacki, Jacob 10

3) 183 Ferrell, Daniel 12 4) 194 Siford, Jeremy 11

5 Portage ‘A’ 8:23.49 8:01.51 2 4

1) 283 Kirk, Mike 12 2) 278 Efantis, Joe 09

3) 282 Kerezman, Ben 11 4) 277 Dohner, TJ 12

Boys High Jump

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State Rec: S 7-01.25 1977 Jeff Woodard, New Albany

Regional Rec: R 6-09.00 2000 Ben Daniel, Merrillville

VHS Track Re: V 6-10.25 1974 Noel Ruebel, Highland

State Rec: ~ 7-01.25 1980 Adam Shumpert, Peru

State Rec: @ 7-01.25 1980 Ron Jones, Mt Vernon

6-04.50 STAN

Name Year School Seed Finals Points

================================================================================================

1 57 Bell, David 11 West Side 6-06.00 6-06.00 10

2 244 McGinley, Na 12 Morgan Towns 6-02.00 J6-06.00 8

3 100 Shroka, Greg 12 Hanover Cent 6-04.50 J6-06.00 6

4 180 Zona, Alex 11 LC 6-04.00 6-04.50 STAN 5

5 55 Rankin, Domo 12 Roosevelt 6-02.00 J6-04.50 STAN 4

Boys Pole Vault

================================================================================================

State Rec: S 16-09.00 2001 Matt Campbell, White River Valley

Regional Rec: R 14-06.00 2001 Benito Otero, Hobart

Regional Rec: ^ 14-06.00 2000 Andrew Tancos, Merrillville

Regional Rec: & 14-06.00 1999 Scott Hodgson, Chesterton

Regional Rec: * 14-06.00 2001 Dan Molchan, Morgan Twp

13-10.00 STAN

Name Year School Seed Finals Points

================================================================================================

1 180 Zona, Alex 11 LC 12-00.00 14-07.00R 10

2 326 Wells, Mike 12 Valparaiso 12-06.00 13-06.00 STAN 8

3 224 Rambert, Ced 11 Merrillville 14-00.00 J13-06.00 STAN 6

4 255 Gier, Greg 12 Munster 11-00.00 13-00.00 STAN 5

5 319 Malone, Ben 12 Valparaiso 12-06.00 J13-00.00 STAN 4

Boys Long Jump

================================================================================================

State Rec: S 24-07.75 1995 Frank Young, Kokoma

Regional Rec: R 24-00.00 2004 Nolan Petties, Andrean

VHS Track Re: V 24-05.00 1976 Jim Zickmund, Westville

State Rec: ~ 24-07.75 1994 Frank Young, Kokoma

22-01.00 STAN

Name Year School Seed Finals Points

================================================================================================

1 80 Watts, Sam 12 Bni 23-02.50 23-07.50 10

2 262 Selent, Chri 12 Munster 21-05.00 22-03.75 8

3 197 Sterling, Dr 12 LaPorte 21-00.50 21-11.50 STAN 6

4 2 Nash, Brenna 11 Andrean 21-07.50 21-07.25 STAN 5

5 231 Fics, Ryan 11 Michigan Cit 21-02.00 21-01.50 STAN 4

Boys Shot Put

================================================================================================

State Rec: S 66-08.50 1997 Jeremy Allen, Pike

Regional Rec: R 65-06.50 1997 Adam Vrabel, Munster

VHS Track Re: V 65-06.50 1997 Adam Vrabel, Munster

54-03.50 STAN

Name Year School Seed Finals Points

================================================================================================

1 118 Bailey, Adam 11 Hobart 53-08.00 56-06.75 10

2 221 Larimore, De 11 Merrillville 54-04.50 56-04.00 8

3 290 Smith, Natha 11 Portage 54-06.00 53-10.50 STAN 6

4 123 LaFortune, K 12 Hobart 53-02.50 52-00.00 STAN 5

5 198 Childress, L 12 Lowell 51-11.00 51-06.00 STAN 4

Boys Discus Throw

================================================================================================

State Rec: S 217-01.00 1993 John Schulte, Hanover Central

Regional Rec: R 195-00.00 1997 Adam Vrabel, Munster

VHS Track Re: V 195-00.00 1997 Adam Vrabel, Munster

162-06.00 STAN

Name Year School Seed Finals Points

================================================================================================

1 123 LaFortune, K 12 Hobart 52-09.00 169-09.00 10

2 288 Rooney, John 12 Portage 49-09.00 154-04.00 STAN 8

3 161 Demario, Nic 12 LC 49-07.00 150-02.00 STAN 6

4 202 Goetz, Garth 12 Lowell 48-09.00 148-11.00 STAN 5

5 58 Brock, Paul 12 West Side 38-00.00 145-03.00 STAN 4

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Boys 100 Meter Dash

=======================================================================================

Regional: * 10.74 5/26/00 Brad Eickhoff, Ev. Reitz

State: % 10.31 1981 Jerome Harrison, Jeffersonville

11.05 STD

Name Year School Finals Points

=======================================================================================

1 Helm, Frederick 12 Central 10.90 STD 10

2 Harris, Lucien 12 Harrison 11.01 STD 8

3 Sweet, Billy 12 Washington 11.14 6

4 Lackey, Matt 12 Castle 11.18 5

5 Gordon, Sidney 12 Vincennes 11.21 4

Boys 200 Meter Dash

=======================================================================================

Regional: * 21.66 5/24/94 Mack Jacobs, Ev. Bosse

State: % 21.10 1982 Jeffrey Patrick, Gary Roosevelt

22.25 STD

Name Year School Finals Points

=======================================================================================

1 Helm, Frederick 12 Central 22.34 10

2 Jackson, Brandt 11 North 22.44 8

3 Harris, Lucien 12 Harrison 22.58 6

4 Bueltel, Calvin 11 Southridge 22.88 5

5 Newton, Elliott 12 Terre Haute Sout 23.38 4

Boys 400 Meter Dash

==========================================================================================

Regional: * 48.10 5/24/94 Tracy Smith, Ev. Bosse

State: % 46.99 2002 David Neville, Merrillville

49.79 STD

Name Year School Finals H# Points

==========================================================================================

1 Bertoli, Anthony 12 Terre Haute Sout 49.05 STD 2 10

2 Baize, Randy 11 Reitz 49.52 STD 2 8

3 Nolcox, Lyle 12 Princeton 49.68 STD 2 6

4 Winsett, Jason 10 Boonville 50.48 2 5

5 Glosson, Kye 12 Oakland City 50.80 1 4

Boys 800 Meter Run

=======================================================================================

Regional: * 1:54.55 5/26/05 Taylor Sellers, Mt. Vernon

State: % 1:50.20 1977 Tom Martin, Ev. Memorial

1:57.02 STD

Name Year School Finals Points

=======================================================================================

1 Sellers, Taylor 12 Mt. Vernon 1:54.55*STD 10

2 Twitchell, James 12 Terre Haute Sout 1:57.55 8

3 McKinney, Patrick 11 Mater Dei 1:57.68 6

4 Clayton, David 12 Bosse 1:58.58 5

5 Foerster, Michael 11 Forest Park 2:00.32 4

Boys 1600 Meter Run

=======================================================================================

Regional: * 4:21.94 5/1994 Chad Smith, Sullivan

State: % 4:04.20 1976 Rudy Chapa, Hammond

4:21.41 STD

Name Year School Finals Points

=======================================================================================

1 Foerster, Michael 11 Forest Park 4:30.41 10

2 Tullock, Brandon 09 Terre Haute Sout 4:33.28 8

3 Sullivan, Andrew 09 Terre Haute Sout 4:34.12 6

4 Gansman, Jason 12 Boonville 4:35.32 5

5 Stahl, Jacob 11 Heritage Hills 4:38.75 4

Boys 3200 Meter Run

=======================================================================================

Regional: * 9:28.21 5/25/99 Nathan Gooden, Mt. Vernon

State: % 8:55.10 1975 Rudy Chapa, Hammond

9:28.58 STD

Name Year School Finals Points

=======================================================================================

1 Merkel, Ethan 11 Dubois 9:46.97 10

2 Krack, Andy 12 Mater Dei 9:56.34 8

3 Sullivan, Andrew 09 Terre Haute Sout 9:58.54 6

4 Higginbottom, Cale 12 Mt. Vernon 10:11.26 5

5 Dixon, Andrew 10 Pike Central 10:16.43 4

Boys 110 Meter Hurdles

=======================================================================================

Regional: * 13.93 5/26/05 Bryce Brown, Harrison

State: % 13.40 1976 Jerry Hill, Indpl. Arsenal Technical

14.79 STD

Name Year School Finals Points

=======================================================================================

1 Brown, Bryce 10 Harrison 13.93*STD 10

2 Weber, Michael 12 Reitz 14.13 STD 8

3 Smith, Damon 11 Princeton 14.33 STD 6

4 Higgins, Zachary 12 Mt. Vernon 14.39 STD 5

5 Stewart, Jeremy 12 Harrison 14.59 STD 4

Boys 300 Meter Hurdles

==========================================================================================

Regional: * 37.62 5/26/05 Bryce Brown, Harrison

State: % 37.43 1999 Daniel Martin, Concord

39.11 STD

Name Year School Finals H# Points

==========================================================================================

1 Brown, Bryce 10 Harrison 37.62*STD 2 10

2 Stewart, Jeremy 12 Harrison 38.28 STD 2 8

3 Weber, Michael 12 Reitz 38.29 STD 2 6

4 Higgins, Zachary 12 Mt. Vernon 39.25 2 5

5 Pinkston, Brandon 12 Princeton 39.71 1 4

Boys 4×100 Meter Relay

==========================================================================================

Regional: * 41.75 5/26/05 Evansville Harrison, Harrison

R Hayes, B Brown, J Stewart, L Harris

State: % 41.02 1982 Gary Roosevelt

D. Young, J. Patrick, G. Moore, A. Price

42.90 STD

School Finals H# Points

==========================================================================================

1 Evansville Harrison ‘A’ 41.75*STD 2 10

1) Hayes, Ryan 12 2) Brown, Bryce 10

3) Stewart, Jeremy 12 4) Harris, Lucien 12

5) Gott, Hoseau 09 6) Fields, Emzery 11

2 Evansville Central ‘A’ 42.99 2 8

1) Artis, Brandon 10 2) Koewler, Bryan 10

3) Dillman, Ryan 11 4) Helm, Frederick 12

5) Cochran, James 09 6) Young, Lee 09

3 Evansville F.J. Reitz ‘A’ 43.09 2 6

1) Crider, Ronald 11 2) Fleming, Bryan 12

3) Mattingly, Traye 12 4) Redding, Daylon 10

5) Thomas, Darius 10 6) Weber, Michael 12

4 Terre Haute South Vigo ‘A’ 44.16 2 5

1) Coleman, Alonzo 12 2) Hahn, Chris 10

3) Newton, Elliott 12 4) Johnson, Jason 09

5) Kulp, Aaron 10 6) Williams, Jordan 09

5 Princeton Community ‘A’ 44.76 2 4

1) Kenworthy, Chaz 11 2) Parnell, Ben 12

3) Pinkston, Brandon 12 4) Smith, Damon 11

5) Mayhall, Kyle 11 6) Wallace, Kyle 11

Boys 4×400 Meter Relay

==========================================================================================

Regional: * 3:18.83 5/25/93 Evanville Bosse

Thomas, Smith, Madison, Jacobs

State: % 3:13.66 1980 Gary West Side

K. Carter, C. Peterson, W. Monagan, S. Burnett

3:21.80 STD

School Finals H# Points

==========================================================================================

1 Evansville F.J. Reitz ‘A’ 3:22.37 2 10

1) Baize, Randy 11 2) Schmitt, John 12

3) Thomas, Darius 10 4) Weber, Michael 12

5) Hart, Bryan 12 6) Mattingly, Traye 12

2 Princeton Community ‘A’ 3:24.03 2 8

1) Mayhall, Kyle 11 2) Nolcox, Lyle 12

3) Parnell, Ben 12 4) Pinkston, Brandon 12

5) Cummins, Kyle 11 6) Kennard, Ben 10

3 Terre Haute South Vigo ‘A’ 3:24.07 2 6

1) Twitchell, James 12 2) Newton, Elliott 12

3) Blade, Spencer 12 4) Bertoli, Anthony 12

5) Bertoli, Ben 10 6) Coleman, Alonzo 12

4 Evansville Harrison ‘A’ 3:24.14 2 5

1) Avon, Nicholas 11 2) Brown, Bryce 10

3) Valentine, De’Arius 12 4) Stewart, Jeremy 12

5) Torpov, Matvey 12 6) Leavell, Anthony 10

5 Evansville Central ‘A’ 3:26.07 2 4

1) Artis, Brandon 10 2) Dillman, Ryan 11

3) Hasenour, Wade 12 4) Poe, Ken 11

5) Helm, Frederick 12 6) Mobley, Clint 10

Boys 4×800 Meter Relay

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Regional: * 7:59.50 5/26/05 Evansville Mater Dei, Mater Dei

S Herron, S Koressel, A Krack, P McKinney

State: % 7:42.64 1999 Bloomington South

M. Pemberton, J. Davis, J. Dorais, E. Morgan

7:59.16 STD

School Finals H# Points

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1 Evansville Mater Dei ‘A’ 7:59.50* 2 10

1) Herron, Sean 10 2) Koressel, Scott 12

3) Krack, Andy 12 4) McKinney, Patrick 11

5) Farmer, Patrick 12 6) Schenk, Nick 10

2 Terre Haute South Vigo ‘A’ 8:05.24 2 8

1) Mason, David 12 2) Kauffman, Ken 10

3) Doerr, Eric 11 4) Twitchell, James 12

5) Sullivan, Andrew 09 6) Engle, Anthony 11

3 Heritage Hills ‘A’ 8:05.51 2 6

1) Hughes, Kyle 12 2) Kress, Andy 11

3) Perkins, Caleb 10 4) Stahl, Jacob 11

5) Kaufman, Matt 11 6) Rahman, Keith 11

4 Castle ‘A’ 8:09.34 2 5

1) Green, Mitch 12 2) Harris, Jon 12

3) Harris, Qyentin 10 4) Denner, Aaron 12

5) Decker, Ryan 12 6) Westerfield, Joe 10

5 Evansville Central ‘A’ 8:24.46 2 4

1) Pogue, Parker 11 2) Hasenour, Wade 12

3) Joyce, Brian 11 4) Block, Justin 10

5) Klueg, Justin 12 6) Mobley, Clint 10

Boys High Jump

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Regional: * 6-10 5/25/93 Matt Parr, Forest Park

State: % 7-01.25 1977 Jeff Woodard, New Albany

State: 7-01.25 1980 Ron Jones, Mt. Vernon

State: 7-01.25 1980 Adam Shumpert, Peru

6-04.50 STD

Name Year School Finals Points

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1 Kirkwood, Chris 12 North Knox 6-06.50 STD 10

2 McCamish, Tyler 12 Castle 6-04.50 STD 8

3 Lee, Greg 12 Terre Haute Nort 6-02.00 6

4 Kenworthy, Chaz 11 Princeton J6-02.00 5

5 Winsett, Jason 10 Boonville 6-00.00 4

Boys Pole Vault

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Regional: * 16-00 5/27/97 Jason Blair, South Spencer

State: % 16-09 2001 Matt Campbell, White River Valley

State: 16-09 2001 Paul Gensic, Carroll (Fort Wayne)

13-10.00 STD

Name Year School Finals Points

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1 Bertoli, Anthony 12 Terre Haute Sout 14-06.00 STD 10

2 Warden, Bob 12 Terre Haute Nort 13-06.00 8

3 Dallman, David 12 Terre Haute Nort J13-06.00 6

4 Knust, Scott 12 Castle 13-03.00 5

5 Renner, Clint 11 Jasper J13-03.00 4

Boys Long Jump

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Regional: * 22-09.50 5/1994 Prince Coleman, Ev. Bosse

State: % 24-07.75 1995 Frank Young, Kokomo

22-01.00 STD

Name Year School Finals Points

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1 Harris, Lucien 12 Harrison 22-05.25 STD 10

2 Sweet, Billy 12 Washington 21-03.00 8

3 Gordon, Sidney 12 Vincennes 20-10.00 6

4 Aouad, Emmanual 11 Terre Haute Nort 20-06.50 5

5 Stewart, Brandon 10 North 20-04.50 4

Boys Shot Put

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Regional: * 56-11.50 5/26/92 Dan Armentrout, Terre Haute North

State: % 66-08.50 1997 Jeremy Allen, Pike

54-03.50 STD

Name Year School Finals Points

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1 Zwilling, Jared 12 Central 56-03.00 STD 10

2 Dedmond, Max 10 Central 55-08.00 STD 8

3 Dixon, Kwan 11 Bosse 52-05.00 6

4 Holbrook, Matt 11 North Knox J52-05.00 5

5 Lewis, Anthony 10 Terre Haute Sout 51-06.00 4

Boys Discus Throw

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Regional: * 169-05 5/27/04 Paul McGuire, Terre Haute Nort

State: % 217-01 1993 John Schulte, Hanover Central

162-06 STD

Name Year School Finals Points

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1 Lewis, Anthony 10 Terre Haute Sout 166-09.00 STD 10

2 Zwilling, Jared 12 Central 164-10.00 STD 8

3 Holbrook, Matt 11 North Knox 151-07.00 6

4 Dedmond, Max 10 Central 149-00.00 5

5 Gilpatrick, Dustin 10 Heritage Hills 145-06.00 4

Thanks to Lekita Hart.

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Here are the Indiana Coaches of Girls Sports Association (ICGSA) softball polls from May 26, with number of first-place votes in parentheses followed by vote total and record:

Class 4A

1. Lake Central (8) 120 28-0

2. Hamilton Southeastern 101 23-3

3. Brownsburg 99 24-4

3. Martinsville 99 22-1

5. Chesterton 86 23-2

6. East Central 76 21-1

6. Munster 76 23-2

8. Avon 55 18-4

8. Franklin Central 55 18-4

10. McCutcheon 43 18-7

Honorable mention: Decatur Central 35, Center Grove 25, Noblesville 20, Lowell 17, Jennings County 14, South Bend Washington 9, Floyd Central 8, Penn 8

Class 3A

1. Pendleton Heights (4) 88 25-1

2. Andrean 80 25-2

3. Northridge (2) 79 25-1

4. Gibson Southern 64 22-3

5. Boonville 62 25-2

6. Culver Academies 53 23-2

7. Princeton 46 20-3

8. Blackford 44 20-3

9. Heritage Hills 43 21-3

10. New Palestine 41 21-4

Honorable mention: New Prairie 28, Norwell 23, West Lafayette 21, Evansville Memorial 17, Whitko 14

Class 2A

1. Eastern (Greentown) (7) 147 23-3

2. Cass (2) 133 20-4

3. Eastside 128 24-5

4. Hanover Central 124 20-3

5. Indianapolis Scecina (1) 112 20-6

6. Forest Park 92 19-5

7. Switzerland County 87 19-0

8. North Putnam 81 19-3

9. Frankton 68 16-4

10. Union County 47 18-2

Honorable mention: South Putnam 45, Cambridge City Lincoln 22, Adams Central 21, Speedway 20, Heritage Christian 15, Churubusco 13

Class A

1. Clinton Prairie (3) 73 23-3

2. North Daviess (2) 70 22-4

3. Indianapolis Lutheran 58 15-6

4. Lanesville 56 21-2

5. North Central (Farmersburg) 54 14-6

6. Lafayette Central Catholic 49 17-8

7. Pioneer 40 11-9

8. Frontier 38 14-8

9. South Central (Union Mills) 35 17-10

10. Michigan City Marquette 27 16-6

Honorable mention: Tecumseh 21, Rockville 19, Riverton Parke 13, Southern Wells 13, Morgan Township 8, Union (Dugger) 8

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