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Posted on 25 August 2005 by alexanderscot.

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No. 2 Cathedral runners dominate girls Brebeuf Invitational

Posted on 25 August 2005 by alexanderscot.

Second-ranked Indianapolis Cathedral dominated the girls cross country field at the 4K Brebeuf Invitational Aug. 24, amassing only 42 points and easily outpacing Lawrence North (66) and Center Grove (71). The squad leaving with the most disappointment had to be 14th-ranked Indianapolis Chatard, which finished a very distant fourth with 111 points.

Cathedralâ??s Katie Achtien took the individual title in 14:59, narrowly edging Plainfieldâ??s Brittney McDurfee, who finished with a 15:03.

Here are the team results:

1. CATHEDRAL

1 5 7 10 19 (21) (34) = 42

KATIE ACHTIEN, ROSE PLOMIN, ASHLEY CASAVANT, KATIE SAUTER, KAREN HUSER, EMILY BRESLIN, MAIA EUBANKS

2. LAWRENCE NORTH

3 4 9 12 38 (46) (81) = 66

RACHEL EHRET, ERIKA UTTER, ALEX DAUGHERTY, JENNIFER HALL, MARTA SCHEIWE, ALEX PERNELL, KIREN BHULLAR

3. CENTER GROVE

6 11 13 17 24 (47) (53) = 71

SHELBI BURNETT, SARAH HIGGENS, CHARLOTTE FILLENWARTH, KRISTEN MARLEY, ASHLEY CHAMBERS, AMANDA MEYER, LISA PLUCKEBAUM

4. INDIANAPOLIS CHATARD

8 16 28 29 30 (32) (80) = 111

AMY DAVIS, CATIE SALYER, CARLY SOBOLEWSKI, MAGGIE CAPPEL, LINDSAY LACONI, ANGELA NEBESNY, CHRISTEN SAYLER

5. NOBLESVILLE

14 15 20 52 57 (79) (85) = 158

TAYLOR BOWLES, STEPHANIE SINDERS, ERIN WARNING, HALEIGH MOORE, STEPHANIE RUNYON, ALLISON LANGE, ERICA WATSON

6. ZIONSVILLE

7. PLAINFIELD

8. PERRY MERIDIAN

9. FRANKLIN

10. BREBEUF

11. LAWRENCE CENTRAL

12. SOUTHPORT

13. PIKE

14. DANVILLE

15. AVON

16. SCECINA

Here are the complete individual results:

1 Katie Achtien CATHEDRAL FR 14:59

2 Brittney Mcduffee PLAINFIELD JR 15:03

3 Rachel Ehret LAWRENCE NORTH SR 15:05

4 Erika Utter LAWRENCE NORTH JR 15:17

5 Rose Plomin CATHEDRAL SO 15:22

6 Shelbi Burnett CENTER GROVE FR 15:25

7 Ashley Casavant CATHEDRAL SR 15:25

8 Amy Davis CHATARD JR 15:30

9 Alex Daugherty LAWRENCE NORTH FR 15:35

10 Katie Sauter CATHEDRAL JR 15:38

11 Sarah Higgens CENTER GROVE FR 15:41

12 Jennifer Hall LAWRENCE NORTH JR 15:49

13 Charlotte Fillenwarth CENTER GROVE JR 15:52

14 Taylor Bowles NOBLESVILLE FR 15:56

15 Stephanie Sinders NOBLESVILLE JR 15:57

16 Catie Salyer CHATARD JR 15:58

17 Kristen Marley CENTER GROVE SO 16:01

18 Dayna Anderson ZIONSVILLE JR 16:06

19 Karen Huser CATHEDRAL JR 16:08

20 Erin Warning NOBLESVILLE JR 16:09

21 Emily Breslin CATHEDRAL JR 16:09

22 Laura Iles PLAINFIELD SO 16:15

23 Jessi Stevens BREBEUF SO 16:18

24 Ashley Chambers CENTER GROVE SR 16:21

25 Brittany Smith PIKE SR 16:25

26 Anya Ault FRANKLIN SR 16:26

27 Kristin Raker PERRY MERIDIAN SO 16:26

28 Carly Sobolewski CHATARD FR 16:29

29 Maggie Cappel CHATARD JR 16:30

30 Lindsay Laconi CHATARD SO 16:31

31 Jessica Bostwick ZIONSVILLE SR 16:37

32 Angela Nebesny CHATARD FR 16:37

33 Laura Hanebutt DANVILLE JR 16:38

34 Maia Eubanks CATHEDRAL SO 16:38

35 Dominique Elizondo PIKE JR 16:39

36 Amanda Regele ZIONSVILLE FR 16:40

37 Megan Ijams LAWRENCE CENTRAL JR 16:41

38 Marta Scheiwe LAWRENCE NORTH JR 16:42

39 Katie Conrad ZIONSVILLE SO 16:43

40 Kelsey Erlenbaugh PLAINFIELD SO 16:44

41 Rebecca Wolf ZIONSVILLE FR 16:46

42 Hannah Bennett PERRY MERIDIAN JR 16:47

43 Brianna Deckard DANVILLE FR 16:52

44 Courtney Deist ZIONSVILLE JR 16:53

45 Natalie Grissom FRANKLIN FR 16:53

46 Alex Pernell LAWRENCE NORTH JR 16:55

47 Amanda Meyer CENTER GROVE SR 16:59

48 Alyssa Webb LAWRENCE CENTRAL JR 17:02

49 Sarah Riley PERRY MERIDIAN FR 17:05

50 Ellen Fitzgerald BREBEUF SR 17:06

51 Kari Fry AVON FR 17:08

52 Haleigh Moore NOBLESVILLE FR 17:11

53 Lisa Pluckebaum CENTER GROVE SR 17:12

54 Taylor Martin ZIONSVILLE FR 17:12

55 Paige Erickson FRANKLIN FR 17:13

56 Sarah Lynch SOUTHPORT JR 17:14

57 Stephanie Runyon NOBLESVILLE FR 17:16

58 Rebecca Widau AVON FR 17:16

59 Emily Fata BREBEUF JR 17:20

60 Katie Lahrman LAWRENCE CENTRAL SR 17:20

61 Alex Louden PLAINFIELD JR 17:22

62 Lyndsey Wall FRANKLIN FR 17:22

63 Nan Howard BREBEUF JR 17:23

64 Melissa Truex PERRY MERIDIAN JR 17:27

65 Krista Davis PERRY MERIDIAN SO 17:30

66 Jill Graves SOUTHPORT FR 17:30

67 Casey Moore PLAINFIELD FR 17:30

68 Nikki Hubbard SOUTHPORT SO 17:32

69 Nicole Hanson SOUTHPORT JR 17:32

70 Nancy Eichholtz LAWRENCE CENTRAL SR 17:33

71 Stacie Grissom FRANKLIN JR 17:33

72 Sarah Whitworth FRANKLIN SO 17:39

73 Samantha Logsdon PLAINFIELD JR 17:40

74 Victoria Meiers LAWRENCE CENTRAL SO 17:42

75 Anna Timmons SOUTHPORT FR 17:46

76 Alli Tegarden BREBEUF SR 17:50

77 Laura Braun SCECINA SR 17:52

78 Sarah Smith LAWRENCE CENTRAL SR 17:55

79 Allison Lange NOBLESVILLE JR 17:56

80 Christen Sayler CHATARD FR 17:57

81 Kiren Bhullar LAWRENCE NORTH SO 17:57

82 Lindsey Stevens AVON FR 17:57

83 Kaitlin Talley FRANKLIN FR 18:01

84 Sarah Del Re LAWRENCE CENTRAL FR 18:02

85 Erica Watson NOBLESVILLE JR 18:03

86 Laura Irwin SOUTHPORT JR 18:05

87 Mimi Huang BREBEUF SO 18:13

88 Chrissa Gearhart SOUTHPORT SR 18:14

89 Liz Tabor BREBEUF JR 18:15

90 Hannah Fetters PIKE FR 18:31

91 Brianne Bieri DANVILLE SO 18:32

92 Megan Mcgary PLAINFIELD FR 18:33

93 Roxy Harper PIKE JR 18:40

94 Chelsea Roman AVON FR 18:43

95 Jenna Myers AVON FR 18:43

96 Jasmine Elizondo PIKE FR 18:44

97 Emily Bernstein SCECINA FR 18:45

98 Taylor Holmes SCECINA FR 18:45

99 Brittany Voris PERRY MERIDIAN SO 18:47

100 Morgan Miller PIKE SR 18:59

101 Autumn Harris SCECINA SO 19:05

102 Anastasia White DANVILLE JR 19:25

103 Julia Robinson DANVILLE JR 19:33

104 Brianne Robbins AVON JR 19:37

105 Carol Mass PIKE FR 19:51

106 Amanda Gibbons SCECINA SR 20:07

107 Laura Arvin SCECINA FR 20:20

108 Claire Latendresse DANVILLE JR 20:34

109 Carrie Heitoff SCECINA FR 20:41

110 Emma Mcevilly DANVILLE FR 21:45

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IHSTeCA posts boys tennis district rankings

Posted on 22 August 2005 by alexanderscot.

The first 2005 boys tennis district rankings from the Indiana High School Tennis Coaches Association (IHSTeCA) have been released. Here are the Top 8 from Aug. 22:

District 1

1. West Lafayette

2. Munster

3. Lafayette Jefferson

4. LaPorte

5. Plymouth

6. Lowell

7. Michigan City

8. Highland

District 2

1. Penn

2. Homestead

3. Mishawaka Marian

4. Concord

5. Fort Wayne South

6. Fort Wayne Dwenger

7. Westview

8. Fort Wayne Canterbury

8. Carroll (Fort Wayne)

8. DeKalb

8. West Noble

District 3

1. Indianapolis Cathedral

2. Park Tudor

3. North Central (Indianapolis)

4. Carmel

5. Brebeuf

6. Noblesville

7. Heritage Christian

8. Terre Haute North

8. Terre Haute South

8. Pike

District 4

1. Center Grove

2. Delta

3. Batesville

4. Greenwood

5. Columbus North

6. Muncie Central

7. Yorktown

8. Richmond

8. Whiteland

District 5

1. Bloomington South

2. Floyd Central

3. Evansville Memorial

4. Bedford North Lawrence

5. Southridge

6. Jasper

7. Silver Creek

8. Loogootee

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First IHSTeCA boys tennis poll released

Posted on 22 August 2005 by alexanderscot.

The first Indiana High School Tennis Coaches Association (IHSTeCA) poll for the 2005 boys tennis season has been released. Hereâ??s the Top 30 from Aug. 22:

1. North Central (Indianapolis)

2. Indianapolis Cathedral

3. Park Tudor

4. Penn

5. Center Grove

6. Brebeuf

7. Carmel

8. Delta

9. Homestead

10. Heritage Christian

11. West Lafayette

12. Bloomington South

13. Floyd Central

13. Lafayette Jefferson

15. Munster

16. Batesville

17. Greenwood

18. Noblesville

18. Evansville Memorial

18. Lawrence Central

21. Plymouth

21. Mishawaka Marian

23. Terre Haute North

24. Terre Haute South

24. LaPorte

26. Zionsville

26. Columbus North

26. Fort Wayne Canterbury

29. Whiteland

29. Lawrence North

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ISCA releases first boys soccer poll

Posted on 22 August 2005 by alexanderscot.

The first Indiana Soccer Coaches Association (ISCA) boys soccer poll has been released for the 2005 season. Hereâ??s your Top 20 from Aug. 22, followed by votes received, courtesy of the groupâ??s Dan Kapsalis:

1. Fort Wayne Canterbury 224

2. Valparaiso 208

3. North Central (Indianapolis) 205

4. Pike 195

5. Carmel 183

6. Evansville Memorial 174

7. Indianapolis Cathedral 171

8. Fort Wayne Snider 161

9. Castle 143

10. Lawrence Central 119

11. Lake Central 99

12. Noblesville 98

13. Brownsburg 97

14. Pendleton Heights 95

15. Elkhart Central 83

16. East Central 39

17. Avon 32

18. Columbus North 27

19. Portage 22

20. Warsaw 21

Others receiving votes: Northridge 20, Bloomington North 11, Westfield 9, Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran 9, Chesterton 8, Center Grove 8

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2006 State Cup, Challenge Cup schedule released

Posted on 21 August 2005 by alexanderscot.

The Indiana Youth Soccer Tournament & Cup Committee recently announced the 2006 State Cup and Challenge Cup schedule. Preliminary rounds begin May 20, with state finals set for June 4 and the national championships in Iowa July 27.

The schedule:

* May 20-21: Preliminary rounds

* June 3: Semifinals

* June 4: Finals

* June 23: State Cup winners begin play at Region II Championships at The Fox Cities (Appleton, Wis.)

* July 27: National championships at Des Moines, Iowa

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SCOREBOARD: Boys tennis

Posted on 21 August 2005 by alexanderscot.

Boys tennis results from Week 1 of the 2005 season, courtesy of the Indiana High School Tennis Coaches Association (IHSTeCA) website:

Aug. 20

Jeffersonville Invitational

1. Delta 41 (winner No. 1 singles, No. 2 singles, No. 2 doubles)

2. Bloomington South 30 (winner No. 1 doubles)

3. Zionsville 29 (winner No. 3 singles)

4. Columbus North 23

5. Evansville Memorial 21

6. Peru 20

7. Centerville 15

8. Jeffersonville 1

Indianapolis Cathedral 4, Floyd Central 1

Evansville Mater Dei 3, Evansville Central 2

Hamilton Southeastern 4, Lafayette Harrison 1

Penn 5, Northridge 0

Concord 4, Jimtown 1

Concord 4, Bethany Christian 1

Concord 3, Rochester 2

Zionsville 4, Brownsburg 1

Zionsville 5, Westfield 0

Muncie Central 4, Logansport 1

Muncie Central 4, Huntington North 1

Kokomo 4, Anderson 0 (rain-shortened)

Center Grove 5, Terre Haute South 0

Brebeuf 4, Floyd Central 1

North Central (Indianapolis) 4, Floyd Central 1

Greenwood 4, Terre Haute North 1

West Lafayette 4, Fort Wayne Canterbury 1

Homestead 4, West Lafayette 1

Loogootee 5, Evansville North 0

Noblesville 5, Harrison (West Lafayette) 0

Loogootee 5, Bloomfield 0

Kokomo 5, New Castle 0

Plymouth 5, Wawasee 0

Heritage Christian 5, Warren Central 0

Mississinewa 4, Frankton 1

Aug. 18

Shenandoah 4, Mt. Vernon (Fortville) 1

Park Tudor 3, Center Grove 2

Kankakee Valley 5, Rensselaer 0

Kokomo 4, Twin Lakes 1

Covington 4, Western Boone 1

University 3, Western Boone 2

Mooresville 5, Beech Grove 0

Heritage Christian 4, Roncalli 1

Brownstown 4, North Harrison 1

Indian Creek 3, Martinsville 2

Terre Haute North 5, Sullivan 0

Bedford North Lawrence 4, Bloomington North 1

Batesville 5, Connersville 0

Brownsburg 5, Plainfield 0

Fountain Central 4, Attica 1

Kokomo 4, Peru 3 (played 5 singles and 2 doubles)

Wabash 3, Mississinewa 2

Greenwood 5, Columbus East 0

Concord 4, Elkhart Central 1

Lowell 4, Lake Central 1

Aug. 17

Mooresville 5, Franklin 0

Plymouth 5, Glenn 0

Lawrence Central 5, Warren Central 0

Warsaw 5, Columbia City 0

Adams Central 3, Mississinewa 2

Northridge 5, Bethany Christian 0

Aug. 16

Mooresville 5, Decatur Central 0

Noblesville 4, Avon 1

Loogootee 5, Vincennes Rivet 0

Whiteland 5, New Palestine 0

New Castle 4, Tri 1

Harrison (West Lafayette) 3, Twin Lakes 2

Jennings County 3, Brownstown 2

Roncalli 4, Franklin Central 1

Brebeuf 4, Heritage Christian 1

Concord 3, Fort Wayne South 2

Manchester 5, Fort Wayne Elmhurst 0

Indian Creek 5, Edinburgh 0

Lafayette Jefferson 5, McCutcheon 0

Penn 5, Warsaw 0

Aug. 15

Lafayette Jefferson 5, Lake Central 0

Center Grove 5, Perry Meridian 0

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2006 State Cup, Challenge Cup schedule released

Posted on 21 August 2005 by alexanderscot.

The Indiana Youth Soccer Tournament & Cup Committee recently announced the 2006 State Cup and Challenge Cup schedule. Preliminary rounds begin May 20, with state finals set for June 4 and the national championships in Iowa July 27.

The schedule:

* May 20-21: Preliminary rounds

* June 3: Semifinals

* June 4: Finals

* June 23: State Cup winners begin play at Region II Championships at The Fox Cities (Appleton, Wis.)

* July 27: National championships at Des Moines, Iowa

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Friday Night Football feature: 5A No. 10 Lawrence North 35, 5A No. 10 Lawrence Central 0

Posted on 21 August 2005 by alexanderscot.

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Friday Night Football feature: 5A No. 10 Lawrence North 35, 5A No. 10 Lawrence Central 0

Posted on 20 August 2005 by alexanderscot.

By E. Shawn Aylsworth

Managing Editor

INDIANAPOLIS â??? The Lawrence Township rivals may have come into the game with the same coachesâ?? poll ranking (No. 10 in Class 5A), but the season-opening Victory Bell contest sure didnâ??t play out that way.

Veteran host Lawrence North utilized a big-play running game and a dominating defensive performance to lay a 35-zip shellacking on an inexperienced Lawrence Central squad Aug. 19 in the annual contest named after the late longtime township coach.


LC quarterback Spud **** unloads one of his many short pass attempts during first-half action. **** was 22 of 38 for 180 yards (with Charles Davis and John Baldwin accounting for 11 and nine receptions, respectively), but the Bears never reached the end zone. Photo by Scott Sampson.

LNâ??s J.T. Owens carried only nine times, but four of them went for touchdowns as the senior tailback racked up 197 yards. Owens, who had more than 1,300 yards rushing a year ago, scored on jaunts of 80, 57, 41, and 10 yards, with most of the damage occurring after he blasted through the line of scrimmage into wide-open spaces in the young Bearsâ?? defensive backfield.

To put the Wildcatsâ?? rushing effort in perspective, Lawrence Central rushed for 193 yards as a team in last yearâ??s 24-0 win to open the season.

Senior running mate Dominique Burton added another 86 yards on the ground as LN maintained a stranglehold throughout on both sides of the ball.

â??Doug Miller, our defensive coordinator, did a good job of mixing things up,â? said LN coach Tom Dilley, now 2-1 against LC since the Bears went undefeated in the series since the 1980s. â??And our defensive line did a great job taking away any semblance of a running game.â?

That would qualify as the understatement of the night. Time and again, LC quarterback Spud **** â??? the only returning offensive starter and one of only three total from last yearâ??s stellar 11-1 team â??? found multiple green-clad defenders in his face. With LNâ??s suffocating defense stonewalling the LC rushing attack, **** and coach Tim Barthelâ??s Bears were forced into their short passing game.

â??Their defense was good â??? they were just too much up front,â? Barthel said after giving his team an earnest â??nobody hereâ??s gonna quitâ? pep talk. â??Youâ??ve got to be able to run the football, and we didnâ??t.â?

LCâ??s short passing attack had some success in the first half â??? when **** wasnâ??t running for his life or watching one of his receivers drop several on-target passes. The Bears actually had a chance to go up 3-0 on the gameâ??s first drive when **** completed 5 of 7 passes, but LC stalled in the red zone and a field goal attempt failed, giving LN the ball on the 20.

The first play? Owens for 80 and a quick 7-0 lead.

â??Owens is a quick, elusive back,â? said Barthel in Understatement No. 2 of the evening.

Following an LC punt, the elder Wildcats â??? who, quite unlike LC, return 10 offensive starters, including fourth-year quarterback Brett Mesalam â??? needed just 2:17 to make it 14-0, this time on a 20-yard run by Burton.

Yet the Bears refused to give up, keeping Owens & Co. off the field for more than seven minutes with concise **** passes to senior wideout John Baldwin and ultimately reaching the LN 2 before â?¦

?· A Will Adams run gets stuffed for a four-yard loss as the first quarter ends (2nd and 6).

?· Another Adams rush nets one yard (3rd and 5).

?· **** is sacked (4th and 15).

?· ****â??s pass is knocked down by LN senior defensive lineman Tony Bent.

Ballgame, right? Well, thereâ??s Hertz, and thereâ??s not exactly â??? Lawrence North fumbles on the next play, and junior Joshua Meredithâ??s recovery gave the Bears the ball at the LN 22. At which point â?¦

?· **** is sacked by LN junior D-lineman Anthony Hicks (2nd and 15).

?· Adams carries around left end for seven yards (3rd and 8).

?· **** completes a screen pass to senior Chris Bauer for three yards (4th and 3).

?· ****â??s pass to senior Charles Davis in the right flat is incomplete.

It then took LN all of three plays to capitalize:

?· An option pitch right to Burton nets nada (2nd and 10).

?· Mesalam hits wide-open senior tight end Brian Karch well down the field for a pickup of 33 yards (1st and 10).

?· Following a five-yard penalty, Owens goes off left tackle and doesnâ??t stop till he reaches the end zone 57 yards later.

That made it 21-0 with 6:16 left in the opening half. BALLGAME. (Well, except for Owensâ?? 41-yard TD run at the 7:15 mark of the third quarter, and his 10-yard scoring scamper with 1:51 left in the third.)

Sign â??o the times

LCâ??s frustratingly offensive evening can be summed up on one play that occurred on the next possession. Faced with a 3rd and 13 at midfield, **** rolled left to pass and got simultaneously double-smoked, the ball squirting free. Several LN defenders almost picked it up before the pigskin found itself loosed again, and this time LN did recover it â??? 30 yards from the line of scrimmage.

Perhaps amazingly, though â??? and more than likely out of sheer pride â??? Lawrence Central managed to squash that scoring threat and another prior to halftime.

Mesalamâ??s 4th-and-1 quarterback sneak from the 11 came up just shy with three minutes to go. Then, after an LC three-and-out was followed by a nifty punt return to the LC 14 by (you guessed it) Owens, Mesalamâ??s lazy lob pass to the left end zone was intercepted by LC senior ***** Lima.

Mercifully, **** took a knee to run out the clock, and Barthel could only hang his head as he slowly made the walk to the halftime locker room.

A musical interlude â?¦

Following Lawrence Northâ??s â??Green Regimeâ? halftime band performance, the LN public address system blared out a hip-hop song that may very well be called â??Letâ??s Goâ? which borrows the late Randy Rhoadsâ?? unmistakable guitar riff and â??I! I! I!â? vocals of Ozzy Osbourneâ??s â??Crazy Train.â? (Somewhere the late guitarist undoubtedly is rolling over in his grave.)

Of much more pleasant olfactory experience, however, was the subsequent playing of Queenâ??s â??We Will Rock You,â? which elicited ancient memories of a TV broadcast from the late 1970s when the Brad Leaf-led Lawrence North boys basketball team was making a deep run into the Marion County Tournament.

Anyhoo, it was during that broadcast that this writer (remember: Lawrence Central â??84) ever saw fans in the stands doing the â??boom-boom (legs), CLAP (hand)â? cheer that goes along with the British rockersâ?? famous sports anthem.

Very cool.

Next up Aug. 26:

Lawrence North, which figures to make a big jump up in the 5A polls from that No. 10 spot, travels to Indianapolis Arlington, a 45-21 Week 1 loser to Bloomington South.

Lawrence Central, meanwhile, will host Pike, which lost its opener, 27-17, to North Central (Indianapolis).

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