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REGIONALS: Bremen

Posted on 24 May 2006 by alexanderscot.

Staff Report

Here are
team and individual results from the Bremen Regional:

BREMEN REGIONAL
Unranked Elkhart
Central upsets No. 6 Northridge by four points for team title; No. 24 Culver
Academies finishes a distant sixth.

Team
scores
1) Elkhart Central 56
2) Northridge 52
3) Warsaw 51
4) South Bend Riley 47
5) Penn 46
6) Culver Academies 41
7) Plymouth 31
8) Elkhart Memorial 30
9) Bremen 28
10) Mishawaka Marian 26
10) South Bend Washington 26
12) Wawasee 24
13) South Bend St. Joseph’s 20
14) South Bend Clay 18
15) Concord 17
16) South Bend Adams 13
17) Northwestern 11
18) LaVille 10
19) Cass 8
19) Rochester 8
21) Northfield 6
21) Logansport 6
21) Mishawaka 6
21) Culver Community 6
25) Maconaquah 5
25) NorthWood 5
27) Taylor 4
27) Kokomo 4
27) Jimtown 4
30) Oregon-Davis 3
30) Fairfield 3
32) Western 2
32) Madison-Grant 2
32) Pioneer 2
35) Goshen 1

The individual results:

Girls 100 Meter Dash
1 257 White, Sherice 11 Washington 12.34 10
2 273 Burch, Karrie 11 Warsaw 12.58 8
3 300 Spearman, Jessie 12 Wawasee 12.61 6
4 47 Sanders, Letrice 11 Elkhart Central 12.68 5
5 83 Davis, Abby 9 LaVille 12.88 4
6 27 Oni, Oludara 11 Culver Academy 13.21 3
7 299 Rensberger, Havila 12 Wawasee 13.31 2

Girls 200 Meter Dash
1 240 Perez, Pia 12 Riley 25.99 10
2 300 Spearman, Jessie 12 Wawasee 26.09 8
3 285 Plummer, Mercedes 10 Warsaw 26.15 6
4 273 Burch, Karrie 11 Warsaw 26.32 5
5 259 Beavers, Denae 11 TAYL 27.02 4
6 232 Allen, Kierra 10 Clay 27.32 3
7 31 Allen, Alicia 10 Culver Community 27.35 2
8 253 Anderson, Cheneka 11 Washington 27.72 1

Girls 400 Meter Dash
1 233 Daniel, Elese 9 Clay 58.25 2 10
2 56 Lewis, Brittany 10 Elkhart Memorial 59.52 2 8
3 189 Sarvari, Lindsay 10 Penn 59.55 2 6
4 232 Allen, Kierra 10 Clay 1:00.02 2 5
5 31 Allen, Alicia 10 Culver Community 1:00.28 2 4
6 213 Swihart, Leslie 10 Plymouth 1:00.38 1 3
7 81 Smith-Powell, Cour 11 KOKO 1:00.72 2 2
8 175 Sewell, Lindsey 10 NWES 1:00.75 2 1

Girls 800 Meter Run
1 143 Quiett, Mary Cathe 11 Marian 2:16.97+ 10
2 289 Seiss, Julie 12 Warsaw 2:18.48+ 8
3 149 Hammel, Nancy 12 Northfield 2:18.74 6
4 242 Shaw, Sunsea 11 Riley 2:19.18 5
5 163 Miller, Megan 11 Northridge 2:20.74 4
6 179 Konkey, Sarah 10 Oregon-Davis 2:23.88 3
7 164 Pezzanite, Lynn 12 Northridge 2:24.78 2
8 63 Sorg, Laura 9 Goshen 2:27.89 1

Girls 1600 Meter Run
1 17 Banfich, Alex 10 Culver Academy 4:59.19 10
2 158 Jackson, Megan 12 Northridge 5:07.00 8
3 157 Gingerich, Aimee 11 Northridge 5:13.00 6
4 85 Gurtner, Marci 9 LaVille 5:18.64 5
5 287 Ridderman, Erica 9 Warsaw 5:21.43 4
6 30 Trennepohl, Kiley 10 Culver Academy 5:24.31 3
7 13 Scott, Jessica 11 Concord 5:24.81 2
8 126 Eberhardt, Katelyn 10 Mishawaka 5:31.85 1

Girls 3200 Meter Run
1 17 Banfich, Alex 10 Culver Academy 11:00.18+ 10
2 2 Nielsen, Kelsey 12 Bremen 11:14.19 8
3 165 Swendsen, Stephani 12 Northridge 11:22.22 6
4 162 Miller, Hannah 10 Northridge 11:29.41 5
5 203 Hite, Morgan 10 Plymouth 11:36.18 4
6 65 Dean, Emily 9 Jimtown 11:55.43 3
7 246 Foldenauer, Anna 12 St. Joe 11:58.50 2
8 20 Goettle, Hannah 11 Culver Academy 12:00.07 1

Girls 100 Meter Hurdles
1 243 Simon, Laurice 10 Riley 15.08 10
2 43 Kizinski, Jami 11 Elkhart Central 15.35 8
3 192 Zaseck, Elizabeth 12 Penn 15.61 6
4 8 Helm, Melinda 11 Concord 15.75 5
5 208 Nifong, Holly 10 Plymouth 16.15 4
6 190 Sill, Kathryn 12 Penn 16.25 3
7 248 Kowalski, Kristine 10 St. Joe 16.31 2

Girls 300 Meter Hurdles
1 236 Harris, Margaret 11 Riley 43.46! 2 10
2 191 Slaggert, Chelsea 12 Penn 46.30 2 8
3 36 Aikin, Tiffany 11 Elkhart Central 46.60 2 6
4 248 Kowalski, Kristine 10 St. Joe 47.37 2 5
5 208 Nifong, Holly 10 Plymouth 47.48 1 4
6 296 Knafel, Shawn 11 Wawasee 47.53 2 3
7 109 Ricks, Brennen 11 MADG 48.13 2 2
8 155 Campbell, Caitlin 12 Northridge 48.40 2 1

Girls 4×100 Meter Relay
1 Elkhart Central ‘A’ 48.69+ 2 10
1) 39 Carr, Alishia 12 2) 46 Pettis, Danika 11
3) 47 Sanders, Letrice 11 4) 36 Aikin, Tiffany 11
5) 43 Kizinski, Jami 11 6) 48 Smith, Verketta 10
2 Warsaw Community ‘A’ 49.42 2 8
1) 290 Shepherd, Tiffany 11 2) 291 Voorhorst, Rachel 9
3) 285 Plummer, Mercedes 10 4) 273 Burch, Karrie 11
5) 288 Schroeder, Amanda 9 6) 283 Meck, Cassie 9
3 South Bend Adams ‘A’ 50.29 2 6
1) 225 Dempsey, Britney 12 2) 223 Booker, Letonia 12
3) 222 Anderson, Adrienne 10 4) 227 Griffith, Hillary 12
5) 231 Scales, Tamia 10 6) 228 Groves, Alexandra 10
4 South Bend Washington ‘A’ 50.32 2 5
1) 255 Philips-Bethel, Alexiss 10 2) 253 Anderson, Cheneka 11
3) 258 Wilson, Shanise 11 4) 257 White, Sherice 11
5) 256 White, Claudia 9 6) 254 Larry, Takoia 9
5 Wawasee ‘A’ 50.39 2 4
1) 299 Rensberger, Havilah 12 2) 295 Herr, Haley 9
3) 298 McAdams, Brennan 9 4) 300 Spearman, Jessie 12
5) 292 Boesenberg, Gloria 12 6) 294 Ganz, Alexa 11
6 Elkhart Memorial ‘A’ 50.59 2 3
1) 60 Timmons, Mica 10 2) 54 Kilbiloski, Diane 10
3) 56 Lewis, Brittany 10 4) 58 McAllister, Brandi 12
5) 57 Maddux, Erin 09 6) 52 Jackson, Andrea 11
7 South Bend Riley ‘A’ 51.06 2 2
1) 240 Perez, Pia 12 2) 237 Jackson, LaShondra 11
3) 241 Sanders, Ashlin 9 4) 243 Simon, Laurice 10
5) 239 Lax, Tyria 11 6) 236 Harris, Margaret 11
8 Mishawaka Marian ‘A’ 51.39 1 1
1) 145 Smogor, Samantha 12 2) 146 Zielinski, Sara 11
3) 136 Chelminiak, Kathleen 9 4) 142 Manninen, Lindsey 9
5) 134 Byron, Jessica 11 6) 135 Byron, Rachel 11

Girls 4×400 Meter Relay
1 Elkhart Central ‘A’ 3:59.36+ 2 10
1) 43 Kizinski, Jami 11 2) 47 Sanders, Letrice 11
3) 46 Pettis, Danika 11 4) 36 Aikin, Tiffany 11
5) 40 Carr, Ashley 11 6) 39 Carr, Alishia 12
2 Warsaw Community ‘A’ 3:59.49+ 2 8
1) 286 Pridgen, Lauren 9 2) 274 Clay, Kim 12
3) 279 Furnivall, Katie 11 4) 289 Seiss, Julie 12
5) 280 Gymrek, Johanna 11 6) 282 Lawton, Melody 12
3 South Bend Riley ‘A’ 4:00.36+ 2 6
1) 240 Perez, Pia 12 2) 242 Shaw, Sunsea 11
3) 243 Simon, Laurice 10 4) 236 Harris, Margaret 11
5) 237 Jackson, LaShondra 11 6) 239 Lax, Tyria 11
4 Mishawaka Marian ‘A’ 4:00.59+ 2 5
1) 135 Byron, Rachel 11 2) 134 Byron, Jessica 11
3) 146 Zielinski, Sara 11 4) 143 Quiett, Mary Catherine 11
5) 139 Hall, Katherine 10 6) 140 Hosaflook, Kelly 11
5 Penn ‘A’ 4:10.09 2 4
1) 181 Borrell, Allison 9 2) 191 Slaggert, Chelsea 12
3) 187 Kuehn, LeeAnn 9 4) 189 Sarvari, Lindsay 10
5) 182 Coughlin, Meghan 11 6) 188 Labrum, Kelsey 11
6 Plymouth High School ‘A’ 4:13.22 1 3
1) 210 Starr, Alex 9 2) 208 Nifong, Holly 10
3) 209 Rodriguez, Julia 11 4) 213 Swihart, Leslie 10
5) 204 Holzwart, Megan 12 6) 200 Garland, Brianna 9
7 Kokomo ‘A’ 4:14.02 1 2
1) 80 Shepherd, Adrienne 11 2) 78 Powell, Mashilah 10
3) 71 Drake, Kayla 10 4) 81 Smith-Powell, Courtney 11
5) 70 Cardwell, Courtney 11 6) 82 Smith-Powell, Keisha 12
8 South Bend Adams ‘A’ 4:14.84 2 1
1) 222 Anderson, Adrienne 10 2) 230 Patterson, Joanna 11
3) 226 Dempsey, Whitney 12 4) 223 Booker, Letonia 12
5) 227 Griffith, Hillary 12 6) 228 Groves, Alexandra 10

Girls 4×800 Meter Relay
1 Northridge ‘A’ 9:25.95+ 2 10
1) 160 Lafree, Jessie 11 2) 163 Miller, Megan 11
3) 164 Pezzanite, Lynn 12 4) 157 Gingerich, Aimee 11
5) 161 Lantzer, Vanessa 12 6) 159 Kauffman, Melissa 10
2 Mishawaka Marian ‘A’ 9:36.43+ 2 8
1) 135 Byron, Rachel 11 2) 134 Byron, Jessica 11
3) 138 Gilman, Lindsey 12 4) 143 Quiett, Mary Catherine 11
5) 137 Geraghty, Kathryn 10 6) 141 LaDue, Katherine 11
3 South Bend Adams ‘A’ 9:41.93+ 2 6
1) 230 Patterson, Joanna 11 2) 226 Dempsey, Whitney 12
3) 225 Dempsey, Britney 12 4) 224 Catanzarite, Maria 9
5) 221 Alvis, Claire 11 6) 229 Knight, Allison 12
4 South Bend St. Joseph’s ‘A’ 9:48.80 2 5
1) 247 Hiler, Morgan 9 2) 250 Murphy, Caroline 12
3) 246 Foldenauer, Anna 12 4) 249 Manion, Mary 11
5) 244 Champion, Samantha 9 6) 251 Sweeney, Alison 11
5 Concord ‘A’ 9:56.10 2 4
1) 13 Scott, Jessica 11 2) 11 McAfoos, Cari 9
3) 12 Prieb, Rebecca 12 4) 14 Swain, Tracy 10
5) 10 LaChance, Brittany 10 6) 15 Weaver, Lauren 9
6 Culver Academy High School ‘A’ 10:04.53 2 3
1) 30 Trennepohl, Kiley 10 2) 20 Goettle, Hannah 11
3) 22 Hoover, Elise 10 4) 24 Loehmer, Emily 9
5) 26 O’Neill, Rochelle 12 6) 28 Phillips, Janeen 12
7 Plymouth High School ‘A’ 10:05.53 1 2
1) 209 Rodriguez, Julia 11 2) 203 Hite, Morgan 10
3) 204 Holzwart, Megan 12 4) 198 Christianson, Mae 9
5) 199 Day, Katie 10 6) 197 Ballog, Chara 11
8 Elkhart Central ‘A’ 10:08.31 1 1
1) 42 Gray, Kiesha 12 2) 37 Booth, Brittany 12
3) 38 Burt, Carolyn 11 4) 40 Carr, Ashley 11
5) 41 Chadwick, Jessica 09 6) 45 Lockwood, Jasmine 09

Girls High Jump
1 174 Schubert, Megan 10 NWES 5-06.00+ 10
2 180 Beaudway, Alissa 11 Penn J5-06.00+ 8
3 55 Krumwiede, Jennife 09 Elkhart Memorial 5-02.00 6
4 102 Hunt, Kristine 11 MACQ J5-02.00 5
5 238 James, Ebony 10 Riley J5-02.00 4
6 62 Herschberger, Kels 11 Fairfield 5-01.00 3
7 144 Seevers, Julie 11 Marian J5-01.00 2
8 205 Lafferty, Brittney 12 Plymouth J5-01.00 1

Girls Pole Vault
1 156 Fritschi, Alicia 11 Northridge 11-06.00+ 10
2 186 Johnston, Lindsay 12 Penn 10-02.00 8
3 88 Bullard, Brittany 10 LOGA J10-02.00 6
4 177 Steiner, Stephanie 11 Northwood 9-09.00 5
5 3 Scott, Meredith 12 Bremen 9-06.00 4
6 185 Johnston, Alyssa 10 Penn J9-06.00 3
7 313 Smith, Rachel 12 WEST J9-06.00 2
8 68 Wagner, Stephanie 11 Jimtown 9-03.00 1

Girls Long Jump
1 257 White, Sherice 11 Washington 17-07.25 10
2 36 Aikin, Tiffany 11 Elkhart Central 17-03.00 8
3 252 Toth, Madeline 10 St. Joe 17-01.25 6
4 27 Oni, Oludara 11 Culver Academy 17-00.00 5
5 7 Calhoun, Kaila 11 Concord 16-10.25 4
6 52 Jackson, Andrea 11 Elkhart Memorial 16-02.75 3
7 55 Krumwiede, Jennife 09 Elkhart Memorial 15-10.75 2
8 130 Mott, Sarah 10 Mishawaka 15-01.75 1

Girls Shot Put
1 201 Hessel, Elaine 11 Plymouth 40-00.00 10
2 59 Peoples, Jaleesa 12 Elkhart Memorial 38-00.00 8
3 1 Farrer, Holly 12 Bremen 37-09.00 6
4 214 Greives, Cassie 11 Rochester 35-09.00 5
5 127 Frazier, Bellosie 10 Mishawaka 35-06.50 4
6 44 Klapp, Samantha 11 Elkhart Central 35-06.00 3
7 9 Jackson, JaRhea 11 Concord 35-01.50 2
8 293 Fick, Tiffany 12 Wawasee 34-02.75 1

Girls Discus Throw
1 1 Farrer, Holly 12 Bremen 120-00 10
2 5 Tweed, Sarah 12 CASS 114-00 8
3 18 Budde, Caci 11 Culver Academy 113-03 6
4 44 Klapp, Samantha 11 Elkhart Central 107-01 5
5 277 Davis, Megan 10 Warsaw 106-09 4
6 214 Greives, Cassie 11 Rochester 106-01 3
7 195 Blickenstaff, Adri 12 PION 103-01 2
8 84 Dudeck, Sarah 9 LaVille 102-00 1

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Softball sectional odyssey: A pair of giant upsets

Posted on 24 May 2006 by alexanderscot.


By E.
Shawn Aylsworth
Managing Editor
 
WESTFIELD/ARCADIA ���?? It���?�s
softball sectional week, and just like every other year, highly ranked teams
are fallin���?� by the wayside. Managing Editor E. Shawn
Aylsworth made a pair of road trips deep into Hamilton County to report on the pressure-packed
week���?�s arguably two largest contests, both of which ended with the
higher-ranked team saying bye-bye to its season.
 
First up was
the Class 4A Westfield Sectional showdown between second-ranked Hamilton
Southeastern and No. 6 Carmel. Just like the last time these two met two weeks
ago, it turned out poorly for the Royals, who blew nine chances to win the game
and squandered a 20-strikeout performance
from Morgan Melloh in succumbing, 2-0, in 11 innings.
 
But that was nothing compared with the
nightmarish game endured by Class 3A No. 1-ranked Pendleton Heights
at the Hamilton Heights Sectional. The undefeated Arabians scored three runs in
the top of the first inning, then got outscored 11-zip the rest of the way
against No. 2 New Palestine, which scored its last eight runs all with two outs
over the fourth and fifth innings.



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REGIONALS: Bedford North Lawrence

Posted on 24 May 2006 by alexanderscot.

Staff Report

Here are
team and individual results from the Bedford North Lawrence Regional:

BEDFORD NORTH LAWRENCE
REGIONAL
No. 23 Bloomington South romps to 37-point victory over runner-up New Albany as Panthers���?�
junior Stephanie Chin establishes new record in pole vault.

Team
scores
1) Bloomington South 96
2) New Albany 59
3) Bloomington North 57
4) Jeffersonville 53
5) Brownstown 49
6) Floyd Central 41
7) Mooresville 39
8) Owen Valley 35
9) Seymour 20
10) Brown County 16
11) Bedford North Lawrence 13
12) Monrovia 12
13) Martinsville 11
13) White River Valley 11
13) Orleans 11
16) Cloverdale 10
16) Corydon 10
16) South Central (Elizabeth) 10
16) Eastern (Greene) 10
20) Madison 9
21) Eastern (Pekin) 8
21) Austin 8
23) Borden 7
24) Henryville 6
25) Salem 5
26) Shoals 3
26) Jennings County 3
26) Loogootee 3
26) Southwestern (Hanover) 3
30) Scottsburg 2
30) Crawford County 2
32) Edgewood 1
32) North Harrison 1

The individual results:

Girls 100 Meter Dash
1 Todd, Whitney 12 New Albany 12.58 10
2 Gonser, Heather 09 Owen Valley 13.08 8
3 White, Heather 10 Madison 13.12 6
4 Zorn, Kersten 09 Blgtn S. 13.25 5
5 Allen, Ashley 09 Brownstown C. 13.28 4
6 Langham, Lizzie 10 Blgtn S. 13.38 3
7 Roberts, Kristen 11 New Albany 13.52 2
8 Taubensee, Bryn 10 Blgtn N. 13.55 1

Girls 200 Meter Dash
1 Todd, Whitney 12 New Albany 26.03 10
2 Gonser, Heather 09 Owen Valley 26.04 8
3 Zorn, Kersten 09 Blgtn S. 26.73 6
4 Waller, Brandi 09 New Albany 26.94 5
5 Martinson, Rachel 11 Floyd Central 27.38 4
6 Allen, Ashley 09 Brownstown C. 28.34 3
7 White, Heather 10 Madison 28.38 2
8 Webb, Emilee 11 Blgtn S. 28.41 1

Girls 400 Meter Dash
1 Webb, Emilee 11 Blgtn S. 59.27 2 10
2 Kenney, Lauren 12 Mooresville 59.69 2 8
3 Gilstrap, Maggie 10 Henryville 1:00.27 2 6
4 Korte, Nikki 09 Floyd Central 1:01.07 2 5
5 Gonser, Nickole 09 Owen Valley 1:01.10 2 4
6 Phelps, Jessica 11 Bnl 1:01.60 2 3
7 Harper, Carlie 11 Brown County 1:02.14 2 2
8 Burrier, Bethany 09 Borden 1:02.63 1 1
9 Duemler, Jackie 12 Blgtn S. 1:02.97 2
10 Perryman, Keo 12 North Harrison 1:03.40 1
11 Lander, Stephanie 10 Jeffersonville 1:03.76 1
12 Martin, Carissa 10 New Albany 1:04.50 1
13 Lefler, Kristen 11 Providence 1:05.00 1
14 Leavell, Cheyenne 10 Jeffersonville 1:05.67 1
15 Shade, Lauren 11 Jennings County 1:06.37 1
16 Spurgeon, Allison 10 Brownstown C. 1:06.60 1

Girls 800 Meter Run
1 Hawkins, Autumn 09 Blgtn S. 2:19.39 10
2 Kovert, Kassie 10 Brownstown C. 2:21.16 8
3 Whiteman, Sarah 12 Blgtn N. 2:21.52 6
4 Vest, Kristi 11 Eastern (Pekin) 2:22.00 5
5 Lamb, Maddie 10 Blgtn S. 2:27.00 4
6 Monihon, Lindsay 10 Jeffersonville 2:31.00 3
7 Schaftlein, Lauren 10 Crawford Co. 2:33.00 2
8 Hewetson, Anah 10 Bnl 2:35.00 1
9 Spellman, Katie 09 Henryville 2:38.00
10 Johann, Natalie 10 Madison 2:39.00
11 Trinkle, Andrea 12 Floyd Central 2:40.00
12 Wagler, Brittney 10 Brown County 2:41.00
13 Smith, Mallory 10 Brownstown C. 2:43.00
14 Wehmiller, Jenise 10 New Albany 2:46.00
— Burch, Kati 10 Southwestern DNF
— Carpenter, Marguerite 12 Blgtn N. DNF

Girls 1600 Meter Run
1 Hirt, Molly 10 Blgtn N. 5:14.21 10
2 Kovert, Kassie 10 Brownstown C. 5:19.00 8
3 Pease, Sarah 12 S.Central Elizth 5:26.00 6
4 Hughes, Jennifer 09 White River Val. 5:32.00 5
5 Clouser, Stephanie 12 Owen Valley 5:34.00 4
6 Young, Jessica 10 Jennings County 5:41.00 3
7 Puntarelli, Julie 09 Blgtn N. 5:43.00 2
8 Huth, Sadie 10 Floyd Central 5:44.00 1
9 Wehmiller, Jenise 10 New Albany 5:46.00
10 Sells, Angie 12 Eastern (Pekin) 5:49.00
11 Gruninger, Molly 12 Jeffersonville 5:51.00
12 Mabrey, Emilee 11 Bnl 5:52.05
13 Kerr, Kathy 12 Shoals 5:52.15
14 Spellman, Katie 09 Henryville 5:52.89
15 Richmer, Erin 09 Silver Creek 5:55.00
16 Davee, Lauren 10 Madison 6:10.00

Girls 3200 Meter Run
1 Hirt, Molly 10 Blgtn N. 11:29.26 10
2 Kulow, Jenny 12 Brown County 11:31.00 8
3 Innes, Corinne 10 Blgtn S. 11:47.00 6
4 Laird, Allison 11 Floyd Central 11:54.00 5
5 Pease, Sarah 12 S.Central Elizth 11:58.00 4
6 Sells, Angie 12 Eastern (Pekin) 12:09.00 3
7 Baker, Kailyn 09 Mooresville 12:10.00 2
8 Davisson, Brooke 10 Salem 12:15.00 1
9 Hart, Kirsten 09 Madison 12:28.00
10 Smith, Francesca 09 Blgtn S. 12:42.00
11 Gruninger, Molly 12 Jeffersonville 12:48.00
12 Kerr, Kathy 12 Shoals 12:51.00
13 Gillespie, Casey 09 Bnl 13:06.00
14 Yeary, Vanessa 11 Bnl 13:20.00
15 Simmons, Megan 09 Madison 13:59.00
16 Receveur, Kristy 11 Clarksville 14:12.00

Girls 100 Meter Hurdles
1 Smith, Kayla 12 Mooresville 15.32 10
2 Bussabarger, Meghan 09 Corydon 15.96 8
3 Alexander, Hali 09 New Albany 16.09 6
4 Rumph, Lindsey 10 Brownstown C. 16.92 5
5 Stevens, Lindsey 10 Eastern (Greene) 17.02 4
6 Bowman, Whitney 12 Loogootee 17.19 3
7 Sommers, Anna 10 Brownstown C. 17.26 2
8 Smith, Jessica 10 Orleans 17.32 1

Girls 300 Meter Hurdles
1 Smith, Kayla 12 Mooresville 45.45 2 10
2 Alexander, Hali 09 New Albany 46.42 2 8
3 Stevens, Lindsey 10 Eastern (Greene) 46.65 2 6
4 Gholston, Sydney 12 Floyd Central 46.69 2 5
5 Sackssteder, Rebecka 10 Salem 49.47 1 4
6 Walton, Jessica 11 Mooresville 49.86 2 3
7 Dixon, Brooke 09 Brown County 50.00 1 2
8 Phillips, Emily 11 Southwestern 50.02 2 1
9 Hardman, Devon 09 Mitchell 50.54 1
10 Gilbert, Heather 10 Brownstown C. 50.68 1
11 Bowman, Whitney 12 Loogootee 50.71 1
12 Hammond, Michele 11 Madison 51.33 1
13 Stacey, Heather 09 Silver Creek 53.19 2
14 Hardin, Kayla 12 New Albany 53.78 1
— Lenzen, Meehan 11 Blgtn N. DNF 2
— McGinity, Courtney 12 Austin DNF 1

Girls 4×100 Meter Relay
1 Bloomington South ‘A’ 50.49 2 10
1) Langham, Lizzie 10 2) Lamon, Linnea 09
3) Robertson, Rachel 10 4) Zorn, Kersten 09
5) Sparks, Ellis 09 6) Martin, Megan 10
2 New Albany ‘A’ 50.91 2 8
1) Hardin, Kayla 12 2) Todd, Whitney 12
3) Waller, Brandi 09 4) Roberts, Kristen 11
5) Alexander, Hali 09 6) Johnson, Dekota 10
3 Owen Valley ‘A’ 51.36 2 6
1) Bloom, Elisabeth 10 2) Wallace, Alissa 12
3) Gonser, Heather 09 4) Gonser, Nickole 09
5) Deatrick, Natasha 09 6)
4 Floyd Central ‘A’ 51.52 2 5
1) Gholston, Sydney 12 2) Allen, Olivia 09
3) Martinson, Rachel 11 4) Wolfe, Alex 12
5) Bristol, Kelsey 10 6) Kennedy, Becky 09
5 Jeffersonville ‘A’ 52.36 1 4
1) Harbin, Sher’Licia 09 2) Williams, Raquel 12
3) Smith, Austina 09 4) Davis, Ashley 11
5) Carrico, Ellie 09 6) Ryan, Audrey 09
6 Seymour ‘A’ 52.46 2 3
1) Brewer, Tiffany 10 2) Davidson, Cassie 10
3) McCory, Chelsey 12 4) Turner, Kristen 09
5) Pollert, Emma 12 6) Stuart, Jordyn 12
7 Monrovia ‘A’ 52.52 2 2
1) Thomas, Kaitlyn 12 2) Dirlam, Lindsay 12
3) Dorsett, Victoria 11 4) Summers, Heather 12
5) Standeford, Jessica 09 6) Dillion, Tiffani 09
8 Brownstown Central ‘A’ 53.29 2 1
1) Allen, Ashley 09 2) Gilbert, Heather 10
3) Klaes, Carly 10 4) Rumph, Lindsey 10
5) Carlin, Brooke 09 6) Sommers, Anna 10
9 Madison Consolidated ‘A’ 53.83 1
1) Kocher, Nicole 11 2) Hammond, Michele 11
3) Rickerson, Shelby 09 4) White, Heather 10
5) High, Elaina 10 6) Carnes, Carra
10 Clarksville ‘A’ 54.76 1
1) Evans, Danielle 10 2) Morrow, Roslyn 09
3) Powers, Mariah 09 4) Welcher, Tiffany 11
5) Lukes, Ashton 11 6) Hamman, Cassidy 09
11 Edgewood ‘A’ 54.79 2
1) Adams, Chantel 12 2) Moynihan, Stephanie 10
3) Sims, Emily 09 4) Holmes, Hannah 11
5) Clevenger, McKenzie 09 6) Groh, Courtney 09
12 Salem ‘A’ 55.20 1
1) Thomas, Whitney 09 2) Johnson, Breanna 09
3) Schocke, Jamie 09 4) Seeley, Amanda 09
5) Snider, Addie 11 6) Brough, Katelyn 11
13 Mitchell ‘A’ 55.23 1
1) Hardman, Devon 09 2) Lyon, Melanie 12
3) Pickens, Courtney 11 4) Trambaugh, Amanda 09
5) Brinkman, Amanda 09 6) Cessna, Laura 09
14 Corydon ‘A’ 55.66 1
1) Conrad, Katie 10 2) Hardsaw, Claire 10
3) McKnight, Krista 09 4) Jones, Amanda 09
5) Eberly, Kelly 10 6) Wolfe, Stannye 12
15 Jennings County ‘A’ 56.36 1
1) Day, Chelsea 09 2) Gibson, Tameeka 09
3) Monday, Amber 10 4) Templeton, Kylie 11
5) Flora, Stephanie 11 6)
— Southwestern ‘A’ DNF 1
1) Crystal, Smith 11 2) Bell, Sally 10
3) Phillips, Emily 11 4) Maloney, Tina 10
5) Williams, Brittany 11 6) Yarling, Kiboni 12

Girls 4×400 Meter Relay
1 Bloomington South ‘A’ 4:05.75 2 10
1) Lamb, Maddie 10 2) Webb, Emilee 11
3) Duemler, Jackie 12 4) Hawkins, Autumn 09
5) Kent, Kendall 11 6) Mauri, Marta 12
2 Floyd Central ‘A’ 4:07.72 2 8
1) Gholston, Sydney 12 2) Wolfe, Alex 12
3) Korte, Nikki 09 4) Martinson, Rachel 11
5) Martinson, Hannah 09 6) Kennedy, Becky 09
3 Mooresville ‘A’ 4:07.96 2 6
1) Smith, Kayla 12 2) Bobst, Lauren 10
3) Walton, Jessica 11 4) Kenney, Lauren 12
5) deJong, Olivia 10 6) Tri, Bailey 09
4 New Albany ‘A’ 4:09.12 2 5
1) Alexander, Hali 09 2) Martin, Carissa 10
3) Waller, Brandi 09 4) Roberts, Kristen 11
5) Sutton, Brittany 09 6) Nixon, Sarah 12
5 Jeffersonville ‘A’ 4:12.99 2 4
1) Lander, Stephanie 10 2) Leavell, Cheyenne 10
3) Williams, Raquel 12 4) Monihon, Lindsay 10
5) Smith, Austina 09 6) Parrella, Olivia 11
6 Owen Valley ‘A’ 4:15.99 2 3
1) Clouser, Stephanie 12 2) Evans, Kirstin 10
3) Gonser, Heather 09 4) Gonser, Nickole 09
5) Jennings, Melissa 10 6)
7 Bloomington North ‘A’ 4:17.13 2 2
1) Byrne, Emily 12 2) Hirt, Molly 10
3) Wagner, Maggie 09 4) Taubensee, Bryn 10
5) Lenzen, Meehan 11 6) Carpenter, Marguerite 12
8 Brown County ‘A’ 4:21.39 1 1
1) Campbell, Leslie 12 2) Harper, Carlie 11
3) Kemerly, Hayden 12 4) Dixon, Brooke 09
5) Smith, Jenny 10 6) Wagler, Brittney 10
9 Providence ‘A’ 4:23.19 1
1) Lefler, Kristen 11 2) Book, Cassandra 12
3) Platt, Sarah 09 4) Roesner, Anna 09
5) Kime, Kristin 11 6) Wilkerson, Lindsey 12
10 Brownstown Central ‘A’ 4:26.83 1
1) Gilbert, Kristi 12 2) Kovert, Kassie 10
3) Spurgeon, Allison 10 4) Warren, Jami 12
5) Carlin, Brooke 09 6) Klaes, Carly 10
11 Clarksville ‘A’ 4:28.93 1
1) Welcher, Tiffany 11 2) Powell, Desiree 11
3) Heishman, Erica 12 4) Hamman, Cassidy 09
5) Powers, Mariah 09 6) Evans, Danielle 10
12 Borden ‘A’ 4:30.03 1
1) Bender, Candace 11 2) Burrier, Bethany 09
3) Weatherford, Stacy 12 4) Mitchell, Alexis 09
5) Plaiss, Kayla 09 6)
13 Seymour ‘A’ 4:31.80 1
1) Brewer, Tiffany 10 2) Burbrink, Ashley 10
3) Davidson, Cassie 10 4) Stuart, Jordyn 12
5) Jones, Brittany 12 6) Hoffman, Hana 09
14 Southwestern ‘A’ 4:32.03 1
1) Bell, Sally 10 2) Burch, Kati 10
3) Rowlett, Lakin 10 4) Gray, Haley 11
5) Williams, Brittany 11 6) Clark, Danielle 10
15 Bedford North Lawrence ‘A’ 4:32.90 1
1) Craig, Kara 09 2) Hewetson, Anah 10
3) Mabrey, Emilee 11 4) Barnes, Megan 12
5) Thomas, Jessica 10 6) Jones, Justine 09
16 North Harrison ‘A’ 4:52.00 2
1) Johnson, Jamie 12 2) Perryman, Keo 12
3) Perryman, Leigh 10 4) Wiedeback, Megan 10

Girls 4×800 Meter Relay
1 Bloomington South ‘A’ 9:46.91 2 10
1) Lamb, Maddie 10 2) Smith, Francesca 09
3) Hawkins, Autumn 09 4) Innes, Corinne 10
5) Cho, Jenny 10 6) Duemler, Jackie 12
2 Floyd Central ‘A’ 9:58.00 2 8
1) Gholston, Sydney 12 2) Korte, Nikki 09
3) Trinkle, Andrea 12 4) Laird, Allison 11
5) Huth, Sadie 10 6) Murphy, Maegan 11
3 Bedford North Lawrence ‘A’ 10:05.00 2 6
1) Barnes, Megan 12 2) Hewetson, Anah 10
3) Yeary, Vanessa 11 4) Phelps, Jessica 11
5) Whitlow, Shannon 12 6) Mabrey, Emilee 11
4 New Albany ‘A’ 10:07.00 2 5
1) Goodwell, Allison 12 2) Martin, Carissa 10
3) Rairdon, Saisha 09 4) Wehmiller, Jenise 10
5) Nixon, Sarah 12 6) Cave, Stephanie 09
5 Jeffersonville ‘A’ 10:10.00 2 4
1) Parrella, Olivia 11 2) Gruninger, Molly 12
3) Lander, Stephanie 10 4) Monihon, Lindsay 10
5) Leavell, Cheyenne 10 6) Jackson, Kayla 09
6 Bloomington North ‘A’ 10:23.00 2 3
1) Byrne, Emily 12 2) Foster, Alicia 12
3) Whiteman, Sarah 12 4) Hung, Priscilla 10
5) Carpenter, Marguerite 12 6) Wagner, Maggie 09
7 Southwestern ‘A’ 10:27.00 2 2
1) Rowlett, Lakin 10 2) Bell, Sally 10
3) Gray, Haley 11 4) Burch, Kati 10
5) Hamilton, Whitney 11 6) Smith, Kelsey 11
8 Madison Consolidated ‘A’ 10:36.00 1 1
1) Johann, Natalie 10 2) Simmons, Megan 09
3) Hart, Kirsten 09 4) Engleman, Tiffany 09
5) Davee, Lauren 10 6) Joann, Emily 11
9 Salem ‘A’ 10:37.00 1
1) Collins, Nicole 09 2) Davisson, Brooke 10
3) Winslow, Susan 10 4) Sackssteder, Rebecka 10
5) Medcalf, Tommie 09 6)
10 Owen Valley ‘A’ 10:45.00 2
1) Jones, Danielle 10 2) Clouser, Stephanie 12
3) Evans, Kirstin 10 4) Jennings, Melissa 10
5) Clouser, Mary 11 6)
11 Crawford County ‘A’ 10:51.00 1
1) Darland, Renee 09 2) Kenner, Hayley 12
3) Kenner, Morgan 10 4) Schaftlein, Lauren 10
5) Mitchell, Hope 10 6)
12 Monrovia ‘A’ 10:52.00 1
1) Dorsett, Victoria 11 2) Thomas, Kaitlyn 12
3) Porter, Julia 09 4) Ringer, Kaitlin 09
5) Engel, Marissa 09 6) McNelis, Chelcy 09
13 Brownstown Central ‘A’ 11:18.00 1
1) Baker, Cassie 11 2) Robison, Lisa 11
3) Smith, Mallory 10 4) Maupin, Hannah 09
5) Warren, Jami 12 6) Kovert, Kassie 10
14 Providence ‘A’ 11:21.00 1
1) Wilkerson, Lindsey 12 2) Platt, Sarah 09
3) Schoenfelder, Amanda 10 4) Brinkworth, Rebecca 09
5) Lefler, Kristen 11 6) Morozova, Yulia 11
15 Shoals ‘A’ 11:23.00 1
1) Holt, Jennifer 11 2) Ivey, Kayla 11
3) Kerr, Kathy 12 4) Nevers, Elizabeth 09
5) Burns, Claudia 12 6) Kerr, Dorthy 11
16 Loogootee ‘A’ 11:28.00 1
1) Crew, Cassi 10 2) Johnson, Kierstin 12
3) Sutton, Ashley 09 4) Zimmermann, Monique 12
5) Raney, Jamie 09 6) Street, Harley 09

Girls High Jump
1 Smith, Jessica 10 Orleans 5-03.00 10
2 Koosman, Ashley 10 Cloverdale 5-02.00 8
3 McCory, Chelsey 12 Seymour J5-02.00 6
4 Standeford, Jessica 09 Monrovia J5-02.00 5
5 Smith, Austina 09 Jeffersonville J5-02.00 4
6 Mattocks, Brynlea 10 Cloverdale 5-00.00 2
6 Turner, Kristen 09 Seymour 5-00.00 2
6 Zimmerman, Gretchen 10 Corydon 5-00.00 2
9 Sparks, Elli 09 Blgtn S. J5-00.00
10 Collins, Jennifer 12 Scottsburg J5-00.00
11 Wolfe, Alex 12 Floyd Central J5-00.00
11 Bussabarger, Meghan 09 Corydon J5-00.00
13 Allen, Olivia 09 Floyd Central 4-10.00
14 Wininger, Kayla 10 Shoals J4-10.00
15 Dixon, Brooke 09 Brown County 4-08.00
16 Kime, Kristin 11 Providence J4-08.00
— Yarling, Kiboni 12 Southwestern DNF

Girls Pole Vault
==========================================================
STATE: @ 12-09 2005 Brianna Neumann, Forth Wayne Northrop
NATIONAL: # 13-09 2005 Mary Saxer, New York
STANDARD: $ 10-02
==========================================================
1 Chin, Stephanie 11 Blgtn S. 12-00.00! 10
2 McGinity, Courtney 12 Austin 9-06.00 8
3 Newcom, Andrea 10 Jeffersonville J9-06.00 6
4 Elmore, Callie 10 Blgtn N. J9-06.00 5
5 Carter, Courtney 12 Jeffersonville 9-00.00 4
6 Brady, Paige 09 Brown County 8-06.00 3
7 Collins, Ashley 11 White River Val. J8-06.00 2
8 Unger, Kortney 10 Seymour 8-00.00 1
9 Hardsaw, Claire 10 Corydon J8-00.00
— Morgeson, Lindsay 12 Brownstown C. DNF
— Adams, Chantel 12 Edgewood DNF
— Eberly, Kelly 10 Corydon DNF
— Bowers, Melissa 11 Salem DNF
— Batliner, Emily 11 Floyd Central DNF
— Thomas, Jessica 10 Bnl DNF
— Kocher, Nicole 11 Madison DNF

Girls Long Jump
1 Williams, Raquel 12 Jeffersonville 16-08.00 10
2 McCory, Chelsey 12 Seymour 16-06.75 8
3 Robertson, Rachel 10 Blgtn S. 16-05.50 6
4 Lamon, Linnea 09 Blgtn S. 16-05.00 5
5 Allen, Ashley 09 Brownstown C. 16-04.25 4
6 Bauer, Brandie 09 Shoals 16-03.00 3
7 Deatrick, Natasha 09 Owen Valley 16-02.00 2
8 Johnson, Jamie 12 North Harrison 15-08.50 1
9 Hardin, Kayla 12 New Albany 15-02.25
— Koosman, Ashley 10 Cloverdale DNF
— Jones, Kate 12 Corydon DNF
— Schoenfelder, Amanda 10 Providence DNF
— Hasty, Caitlin 09 S.Central Elizth DNF
— Moore, Kristen 09 Southwestern DNF
— Phelps, Jessica 11 Bnl DNF
— Inskeep, Ebony 09 Shawe Memorial DNF

Girls Shot Put
1 Deloney, Rachel 10 Blgtn N. 43-07.00$ 10
2 Errett, Lyndy 12 Martinsville 38-10.50 8
3 Cutter, Mackenzie 12 Brownstown C. 37-11.50 6
4 Pettijohn, Nicole 11 Monrovia 37-07.00 5
5 Johnson, Sabrina 11 Jeffersonville 35-00.50 4
6 Rollins, Kayla 10 Bnl 34-11.50 3
7 Deaton, Tia 09 Scottsburg 34-08.00 2
8 Cook, Lindsey 12 Borden 34-03.50 1
9 Zorn, Kala 12 Blgtn S. 33-11.00
— Carlson, Lindsey 12 Mitchell DNF
— Stuart, Jordyn 12 Seymour DNF
— Newson, Tiffany 10 New Albany DNF
— Wolfe, Stannye 12 Corydon DNF
— Romero, Sean 10 Salem DNF
— Hay, Kayla 12 Southwestern DNF
— Williams, Elyce 10 Providence DNF

Girls Discus Throw
1 Johnson, Sabrina 11 Jeffersonville 151-00$ 10
2 Deloney, Rachel 10 Blgtn N. 148-09$ 8
3 Cutter, Mackenzie 12 Brownstown C. 136-04$ 6
4 Cook, Lindsey 12 Borden 132-07$ 5
5 Schantz, Tyra 12 White River Val. 128-05$ 4
6 Errett, Lyndy 12 Martinsville 120-02 3
7 Baker, Sarah 10 Brownstown C. 119-08 2
8 Williams, Megan 12 Edgewood 116-07 1
9 Wolfe, Stannye 12 Corydon 109-08
— Carlson, Lindsey 12 Mitchell DNF
— Spaulding, Kieran 10 Shoals DNF
— Taylor, Tori 10 Salem DNF
— Smith, Brittany 10 Austin DNF
— Camp, Brittney 10 Floyd Central DNF
— Ferree, Donna 10 Silver Creek DNF
— Rickerson, Shelby 09 Madison DNF

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Throwback: Huntington North's Kramer a three-sport star

Posted on 23 May 2006 by alexanderscot.


By Greg Seiter
Contributing Writer

There���?�s
certainly nothing unusual about the fact that Huntington North senior Chris
Kramer is hoping to cap off his high school athletic career by earning All-State
honors in baseball. In fact, if the truth were to be known, there are most
likely dozens of Indiana
student-athletes who are aiming for the same designation.

But what
separates the personal ambitions of Kramer from those of other high school
baseball players in the state is the fact that if he is successful, Kramer will
earn his third All-State title â�?�¦ this year.

���?Honestly,
I didn���?�t even think about the possibility of being All-State in three sports
until just recently, when somebody mentioned the idea to me and how rare it
would be,â�?� said Kramer, who has already earned All-State recognition in both
football and basketball during this academic school year. ���?But now, it���?�s become
a goal of mine. I want to be one of the very few, if not the first, in school
history to do it.â�?�

Kramer set
the stage for a remarkable senior year last fall when, as Huntington North���?�s
starting quarterback, he broke 12 school records, including most touchdowns
scored in a season and most touchdowns scored in a career. He also became the
school���?�s all-time leading rusher.

In
basketball, the four-year starting point guard who earned All-North Central Conference
honors as a sophomore, junior, and senior received his second All-State
recognition of the 2005-06 campaign after guiding the Vikings to an 18-3 record.
Kramer averaged 19 points, four assists, and four rebounds per game.

���?Chris is
a phenomenal athlete,â�?� said Huntington North boys basketball coach Eric
Foister. ���?As a coach, you dream of having a player that is athletic, coachable,
tough, hard-nosed, and a team player.

���?He
defines what a multi-sport athlete is.â�?�

While
excelling in a variety of sports, Kramer acknowledges that basketball is, by
far, his favorite.

���?Even when
I was around 7 or 8 years old, I can remember going to the YMCA to play
basketball every day after school,â�?� said Kramer, who has accepted a scholarship
offer to play basketball at Purdue
University. ���?After a
while, I would go home for dinner, but then I would always try to go back out
and play more basketball.

���?I just
loved it.â�?�

Although
Kramer missed three weeks of baseball competition early this season because of
an ankle injury suffered during the Vikings���?� spring trip to Kentucky and
Tennessee, Huntington North baseball coach Russ Degitz hopes that Kramer, who
splits time as a pitcher and shortstop, will receive due consideration for
All-State recognition.

���?His first
game back, he pitched a complete game and earned the win against the then-ranked
No. 5 Homestead Spartans,â�?� Degitz said. â�?��?And when heâ�?��?�s not on the mound, I
would not trade him for any other shortstop in the state of Indiana because of his leadership, work
ethic, and ability.â�?�

Unfortunately
for Degitz and Kramer, Homestead
gained a large measure of revenge on Memorial Day with a 2-1 victory in the
opening round of the Class 4A Fort Wayne Snider Sectional. Still, Kramer
remains upbeat about his future.

���?I know
that I���?�m very fortunate because I���?�ve been blessed with some natural talent, but
Iâ�?��?�ve also worked very hard,â�?� Kramer said. â�?��?I just like to be competitive,
whether it���?�s in sports or in school.

���?Being
competitive makes you work harder. It brings out the best in you.â�?�

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Throwback: Huntington North's Kramer a three-sport star

Posted on 23 May 2006 by alexanderscot.


By Greg Seiter
Contributing Writer

There���?�s
certainly nothing unusual about the fact that Huntington North senior Chris
Kramer is hoping to cap off his high school athletic career by earning All-State
honors in baseball. In fact, if the truth were to be known, there are most
likely dozens of Indiana
student-athletes who are aiming for the same designation.

But what
separates the personal ambitions of Kramer from those of other high school
baseball players in the state is the fact that if he is successful, Kramer will
earn his third All-State title â�?�¦ this year.

���?Honestly,
I didn���?�t even think about the possibility of being All-State in three sports
until just recently, when somebody mentioned the idea to me and how rare it
would be,â�?� said Kramer, who has already earned All-State recognition in both
football and basketball during this academic school year. ���?But now, it���?�s become
a goal of mine. I want to be one of the very few, if not the first, in school
history to do it.â�?�

Kramer set
the stage for a remarkable senior year last fall when, as Huntington North���?�s
starting quarterback, he broke 12 school records, including most touchdowns
scored in a season and most touchdowns scored in a career. He also became the
school���?�s all-time leading rusher.

In
basketball, the four-year starting point guard who earned All-North Central Conference
honors as a sophomore, junior, and senior received his second All-State
recognition of the 2005-06 campaign after guiding the Vikings to an 18-3 record.
Kramer averaged 19 points, four assists, and four rebounds per game.

���?Chris is
a phenomenal athlete,â�?� said Huntington North boys basketball coach Eric
Foister. ���?As a coach, you dream of having a player that is athletic, coachable,
tough, hard-nosed, and a team player.

���?He
defines what a multi-sport athlete is.â�?�

While
excelling in a variety of sports, Kramer acknowledges that basketball is, by
far, his favorite.

���?Even when
I was around 7 or 8 years old, I can remember going to the YMCA to play
basketball every day after school,â�?� said Kramer, who has accepted a scholarship
offer to play basketball at Purdue
University. ���?After a
while, I would go home for dinner, but then I would always try to go back out
and play more basketball.

���?I just
loved it.â�?�

Although
Kramer missed three weeks of baseball competition early this season because of
an ankle injury suffered during the Vikings���?� spring trip to Kentucky and
Tennessee, Huntington North baseball coach Russ Degitz hopes that Kramer, who
splits time as a pitcher and shortstop, will receive due consideration for
All-State recognition.

���?His first
game back, he pitched a complete game and earned the win against the then-ranked
No. 5 Homestead Spartans,â�?� Degitz said. â�?��?And when heâ�?��?�s not on the mound, I
would not trade him for any other shortstop in the state of Indiana because of his leadership, work
ethic, and ability.â�?�

Unfortunately
for Degitz and Kramer, Homestead
gained a large measure of revenge on Memorial Day with a 2-1 victory in the
opening round of the Class 4A Fort Wayne Snider Sectional. Still, Kramer
remains upbeat about his future.

���?I know
that I���?�m very fortunate because I���?�ve been blessed with some natural talent, but
Iâ�?��?�ve also worked very hard,â�?� Kramer said. â�?��?I just like to be competitive,
whether it���?�s in sports or in school.

���?Being
competitive makes you work harder. It brings out the best in you.â�?�

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No. 4 Delta blanks Alexandria, Yorktown for 13th consecutive sectional title

Posted on 23 May 2006 by alexanderscot.


By Samantha Murdock
Contributing Writer

MUNCIE ���?? A rain postponement May 18 only
delayed the inevitable as the fourth-ranked Delta Eagles flew by two outmanned teams
May 20 to win their 13th straight girls tennis sectional title.

Host Delta
remained undefeated by posting 5-0 wins against Alexandria
(7-6) and Yorktown (7-10). The Eagles will be
looking for their third straight regional title May 23-24, when they play host
again.

���?We know
we are favored in the sectional and regional,â�?� said Delta coach Tim Cleland. â�?��?We
have the potential and on any given day can compete. That���?�s the way it is
because we���?�ve proven it to be true.

���?Anyone in
the tournament now is good enough to win.â�?�

Delta���?�s
perfect day was highlighted by quick matches from No. 1 singles player Haley
Hall. The undefeated junior, who has finished fifth in the state finals the
last two seasons, was the first Eagle on and off the courts as her matches
against Alexandria���?�s Sarah Aldridge and Yorktown���?�s Elizabeth Ratchford both
ended in 6-0, 6-0 victories.

���?I feel
with each match the team is getting better, getting stronger,â�?� Hall said. â�?��?If I
make it to state, I just hope to get a good draw and try my best.â�?�

Delta���?�s undefeated
No. 1 doubles team of senior Katie Bryan and junior Kristin Crider hope to
return to state along with Hall. The two have been doubles partners the last
two and a half years and placed fourth last season in the state tournament.

���?I���?�d like
our whole team to go to state, but Iâ�?��?�d like for us to advance, too,â�?� Bryan said.

Bryan and
Crider defeated Alexandria���?�s Mallory Brooks
and Brooke Mevzek 6-2 6-1, then beat Yorktown���?�s
Andi Winney and Sylvie Rousseau 6-1 6-4. Winney and Rousseau had only lost one
match prior to Saturday���?�s sectional. This was the Yorktown
duo���?�s third and final year as doubles partners, their first at No. 1.

â�?��?Yorktown has great doubles teams,â�?� Cleland said. â�?��?Their
four best players are on the doubles.â�?�

Both of Yorktown���?�s doubles tandems had defeated Muncie Burris,
and though they both lost to Delta, they fought tooth and nail. Yorktown���?�s No. 2 doubles team of Anna Wolf and Katy
Matchett went into a tiebreaker with Delta���?�s duo of Chelsea Overmyer and Kelly
Crider, with the latter prevailing 6-4, 6-7(4-7), 6-2.

Even
though Yorktown swept all five matches against
Burris, the Tigers still had to fight for the wins to advance to the sectional championship.
Ratchford, for example, battled Burris���?� Jamie Everage before pulling out a 7-5,
6-2 victory. And Yorktown���?�s No. 3 singles
player Tiffany Smith was stretched by Burris���?� Morgan Hicks before winning 7-6(7-2),
6-4.

But this
day was Delta���?�s.

The Eagles
will face Muncie Central (10-6) May 23, with Anderson (13-8) tackling Bellmont (14-6) in
the other semifinal. The regional championship is set for May 24.

���?Winning
sectional boosted our teamâ�?��?�s confidence to be able to compete in regional,â�?�
said Cleland. ���?But it���?�s a quick tournament. You just have to look at what���?�s ahead
of you and try not to get ahead of yourself.â�?�

SEMIFINALS
Delta 5, Alexandria 0
No. 1 Singles ���?? Haley Hall (D) def. Sarah Aldridge
(A) 6-0, 6-0
No. 2 Singles ���?? Kristin McKinney (D) def. Abbe
Cox (A) 6-2, 6-2
No. 3 Singles ���?? Carly Humphrey (D) def. Melissa
Montgomery (A) 6-1, 6-3
No. 1 Doubles ���?? Katie Bryan/Kristin Crider (D) def.
Mallory Brooks/Brooke Mezvek (A) 6-2, 6-1
No. 2 Doubles ���?? Chelsea Overmyer/Kelly Crider (D) def. Stephanie
Naselroad/Hannah Davis (A) 6-0, 6-0

Yorktown 5, Muncie Burris 0
No. 1 Singles ���?? Elizabeth Ratchford (Y) def. Jamie Everage (MB) 7-5, 6-2
No. 2 Singles ���?? Jenny Tank (Y) def. Prachi Murarka 6-2, 6-3
No. 3 Singles ���?? Tiffany Smith (Y) def. Morgan Hicks 7-6(7-2), 6-4
No. 1 Doubles ���?? Andi Winney/Sylvie Rousseau (Y) def. Jordan Thomas/Sarah Quinn (MB) 6-1, 6-4
No. 2 Doubles ���?? Anna Wolf/Katy Matchett (Y) def. Andrea
Murry/Katie Dunn (MB) 6-3, 6-0

CHAMPIONSHIP
Delta 5, Yorktown
0
No. 1 Singles ���?? Haley Hall (D) def. Elizabeth Ratchford (Y) 6-0, 6-0
No. 2 Singles ���?? Kristin McKinney (D) def. Jenny Tank (Y) 6-0, 6-0
No. 3 Singles ���?? Carly Humphrey (D) def. Tiffany Smith (Y) 6-0, 6-3
No. 1 Doubles ���?? Katie Bryan/Kristin Crider (D) def.
Andi
Winney/Sylvie Rousseau (Y) 6-1, 6-4
No. 2 Doubles ���?? Chelsea Overmyer/Kelly Crider (D) def. Anna
Wolf/Katy Matchett (Y) 6-4, 6-7(4-7), 6-2

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Fifth-ranked North Central downs No. 12 Cathedral, 3-2, for 15th straight sectional crown

Posted on 23 May 2006 by alexanderscot.


By Adam Rouse
Staff Writer

INDIANAPOLIS ���?? In a lot of ways, the North Central (Indianapolis) Sectional final between the fifth-ranked
host Panthers and No. 12 Indianapolis Cathedral was as close as the 3-2 score
would indicate, yet victorious North Central was able to rest comfortably as
the final match was played out.

In the
end, North Central coach Heather Iffert made it a perfect 15 as the Panthers now
have won a sectional title in each of her 15 years at the helm.

���?I knew
coming into this match it was going to be a tough fight,â�?� said Iffert. â�?��?We
don���?�t meet Cathedral during the regular season, but I���?�ve heard a lot about
their team. They���?�ve got a lot of depth and great athletes, and I knew it was
going to be a battle.â�?�

The
Panthers couldn���?�t have gotten a better start as Jeremie Benjamin (No. 2
singles) and Anne Akhimien (No. 3 singles) easily won their first sets by
identical 6-1 scores. Both players kept up their aggressiveness and won their
second sets, this time by the same 6-2 counts, to get North Central off to a
quick 2-0 lead.

���?Anytime
you can have somebody come out and win quickly, I think it settles some of the
other girlsâ�?��?� nerves,â�?� Iffert said. â�?��?To see Jeremie and Anne get off the court
quickly with a win, it helped us a lot.â�?�

At the
same time, Cathedral freshman Paula Usina had recovered from an early break and
a 3-2 deficit to win four straight games to pick up the first set over senior
Sarah Brinkley. And Usina kept rolling in the second set to take a 3-0 lead.

Meanwhile,
the No. 1 North Central doubles duo of Maggie Ashby and Alena Perez-Majul were
entangled in a tough second set after winning the first easily (6-1) over the
Irish tandem of Jennifer Graham and Claire Cornelius.

With Usina
seemingly in control at No. 1 singles, and Kelly Conrad and Emily MacGill
leading one set to zero at No. 2 doubles, Cathedral knew the match was winnable
despite the quick start by North Central.

The
pivotal match ended up being at No. 1 doubles, where Ashby and Perez-Majul were
able to hold on for a second-set, 6-4 win to clinch the sectional title for
North Central.

���?I saw a
lot of good things out here that hopefully we can take into Tuesday against Carmel,â�?� said Iffert,
whose 9-2 Panthers will face the sixth-ranked Greyhounds (14-3) in a North
Central Regional semifinal.

After
being up 5-2 in the second set, Usina held off a comeback attempt from Brinkley
to win 6-4 and give Cathedral its first point of the match.

Conrad and
MacGill lost a difficult tiebreaker (9-7) in the second set but regrouped in
the third and decisive set to win 7-5, 6-7, 6-1 in the final match of their
careers.

With her
win at No. 1 singles, Usina will advance to next weekend���?�s individual
competition.

North Central 3, Cathedral 2
No. 1 Singles ���?? Paula Usina (C) def. Sarah
Brinkley (NC) 6-3, 6-4
No. 2 Singles ���?? Jeremie Benjamin (NC) def. Demi
Bayt (C) 6-1, 6-2
No. 3 Singles ���?? Anne Akhimien (NC) def.
Elizabeth Whitsett (C) 6-1, 6-2
No. 1 Doubles ���?? Maggie Ashby/Alena Perez-Majul (NC)
def. Jennifer Graham/Claire Cornelius (C) 6-1, 6-4
No. 2 Doubles ���?? Kelly Conrad/Emily MacGill (C) def.
Claire Shirley/Inessa VanGerko (NC) 7-5, 6-7, 6-1

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No. 13 Zionsville drops nary a match over three 5-0 wins in capturing Lebanon Sectional

Posted on 23 May 2006 by alexanderscot.


By Jim Johnson
Contributing Writer

LEBANON ���?? No. 13 Zionsville lived up to
its reputation May 20 as the Eagles took the Lebanon Sectional title with a
pair of 5-0 victories. Zionsville first blanked Western Boone in the semifinal
round before turning the trick again when it mattered most against host Lebanon in the
championship.

Those
back-to-back wins on Saturday merely completed a perfect sweep for the Eagles,
who had defeated Rossville by the same 5-0 score in the opening round. Lebanon, meanwhile, had advanced with a 3-2
semifinal victory over Frankfort.

���?We���?�re
excited,â�?� said Zionsville coach Pat Slama. â�?��?This is where we want to be.â�?�

Zionsville
(13-3) will move on to regional play May 23-24 at West Lafayette. The Eagles, who face Rockville (12-3) in a
regional semifinal Tuesday, will be working on their sixth straight regional
title.

���?We���?�re
still struggling,â�?� said Slama, whose troops will face the winner of the Benton
Central (5-4) vs. Lafayette Central Catholic (15-1) match on Wednesday if
victorious. ���?We came out with a victory. WeBo and Lebanon were very strong.

���?It was an
**** win, but it was a win.â�?�

Lebanon coach Kathy Dunshee, meanwhile,
was proud of the effort put forth by her Tigers (11-6).

���?I though
we fought hard,â�?� said Dunshee, whose team picked up its first sectional win in
a while and captured its first Sagamore Athletic Conference title since 1987 by
going a perfect 6-0. â�?��?It was nice to get into the championship round.â�?�

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SECTIONALS: Top 10 performances by event

Posted on 22 May 2006 by alexanderscot.


By Brandon Jones
Staff Writer

The results are in. As we did on the girls side, here are your Top 10 performers by event, all 32 sectionals reporting.

100-meter dash
:10.52 ���?? Devin Pipkin ���?? Warren Central ���?? Warren Central Sectional
:10.58 ���?? Scott Wims ���?? FW Northrop ���?? FW North Sectional
:10.72 – Shane Crawford – Winamac – Rensselaer Sectional
:10.77 ���?? Daryl Truitt ���?? Lawrence North ���?? North Central Sectional
:10.81 ���?? Hasheem Rahman ���?? Gary Wallace ���?? Crown Point Sectional
:10.83 ���?? Andrew Stull ���?? Carmel ���?? Carmel Sectional
:10.85 ���?? Brian Moon ���?? Hamilton Southeastern ���?? Carmel Sectional
:10.86 ���?? Jeffrey Lane ���?? New Albany ���?? Corydon Sectional
:10.87 ���?? Daylon Redding ���?? Evansville Reitz ���?? Evansville Central Sectional
:10.88 ���?? Nick Turner ���?? Southport ���?? Tech Sectional

200-meter dash
:21.37 ���?? Scott Wims ���?? FW Northrop ���?? FW North Sectional
:21.87 ���?? Devin Pipkin ���?? Warren Central ���?? Warren Central Sectional
:22.07 ���?? Michael Koza ���?? Lowell ���?? Crown Point Sectional
:22.17 ���?? Clayton Wilson ���?? Southport ���?? Tech Sectional
:22.17 – Shane Crawford – Winamac – Rensselaer Sectional
:22.19 ���?? Daryl Truitt ���?? Lawrence North ���?? North Central Sectional
:22.29 ���?? Dana Harrell ���?? North Central ���?? North Central Sectional
:22.33 ���?? Jeffrey Lane ���?? New Albany ���?? Corydon Sectional
:22.34 ���?? Nick Turner ���?? Southport ���?? Tech Sectional
:22.35 ���?? Raphael Williams ���?? Ben Davis ���?? Tech Sectional

400-meter dash
:48.34 ���?? Eugene Eillis ���?? Gary West ���?? Crown Point Sectional
:48.75 ���?? Michael Koza ���?? Lowell ���?? Crown Point Sectional
:49.43 ���?? Clayton Wilson ���?? Southport ���?? Tech Sectional
:49.51 ���?? Martin Stoutenour ���?? Elkhart Memorial ���?? Goshen Sectional
:49.65 ���?? Randy Baize ���?? Evansville Reitz ���?? Evansville Central Sectional
:49.66 ���?? Dustin Wilson ���?? Kankakee Valley ���?? Rensselaer Sectional
:49.67 ���?? Andrew Milenkovski ���?? Merrillville ���?? Crown Point Sectional
:49.70 ���?? Myles Robinson ���?? Lafayette Jefferson ���?? Lafayette Jefferson Sectional
:49.80 ���?? Travis White ���?? FW Northrop ���?? FW North Sectional
:49.84 ���?? Justin Bigelow ���?? DeKalb ���?? Angola Sectional

800 meters
1:55.98 ���?? Patrick McKinney ���?? Evansville Mater Dei ���?? Evansville Central Sectional
1:56.69 ���?? Todd Leone ���?? Chatard ���?? North Central Sectional
1:57.06 ���?? Chris Dietrick ���?? Chatard ���?? North Central Sectional
1:57.62 ���?? Evan Fruits ���?? Whiteland ���?? Columbus North Sectional
1:57.79 ���?? Kyle Murray ���?? Indian Creek ���?? Columbus North Sectional
1:57.86 ���?? Phil Anderson ���?? Pike ���?? North Central Sectional
1:57.89 ���?? Barry Wilkins ���?? North Central ���?? North Central Sectional
1:57.95 ���?? Ricky Warren ���?? Franklin Community ���?? Columbus North Sectional
1:57.96 ���?? Adam Petersohn ���?? Bloomington South ���?? Bloomington North Sectional
1:58.59 ���?? Ondraius Richardson ���?? Warren Central ���?? Warren Central Sectional

1600 meters
4:18.59 ���?? De���?�Sean Turner ���?? Warren Central ���?? Warren Central Sectional
4:20.04 ���?? Curtis Carr ���?? Brown County ���?? Bedford North Lawrence Sectional
4:20.83 ���?? Adrien Dannemiller ���?? Martinsville ���?? Bloomington North Sectional
4:20.91 ���?? Adam Green ���?? Franklin Central ���?? Warren Central Sectional
4:20.91 ���?? Sean Wilson ���?? Franklin ���?? Columbus North Sectional
4:22.06 ���?? Seth Ball ���?? Chatard ���?? North Central Sectional
4:22.24 ���?? Ryan Chastain ���?? Mitchell ���?? Bedford North Lawrence Sectional
4:23.00 ���?? Dan Stockberger ���?? McCutcheon ���?? Lafayette Jefferson Sectional
4:23.12 ���?? Michael Hoffman ���?? Bloomington North ���?? Bloomington North Sectional
4:24.59 ���?? Tito Medrano ���?? Lafayette Jefferson ���?? Lafayette Jefferson Sectional

3200 meters
9:13.16 ���?? Brock Hagerman ���?? Pendleton Heights ���?? Mt. Vernon (Fortville) Sectional
9:18.51 ���?? Cole Hardacre ���?? Pendleton Heights ���?? Mt. Vernon (Fortville) Sectional
9:20.30 ���?? Andrew Poore ���?? Chatard ���?? North Central Sectional
9:20.67 ���?? Alvin Sangsuwangul ���?? Lawrence North ���?? North Central Sectional
9:24.67 ���?? Bobby Moldovan ���?? FW Northrop ���?? FW North Sectional
9:29.40 ���?? Phillip Heckhausen ���?? Portage ���?? Portage Sectional
9:29.98 ���?? Brice Cleland ���?? Pike ���?? North Central Sectional
9:30.92 ���?? Tim Armstrong ���?? Warren Central ���?? Warren Central Sectional
9:30.93 ���?? Adam Green ���?? Franklin Central ���?? Warren Central Sectional
9:31.73 – Mike Fout – LaPorte – Portage Sectional

110-meter hurdles
:13.91 ���?? Bryce Brown ���?? Evansville Harrison ���?? Evansville Central Sectional
:14.08 ���?? D���?�Juan Richardson ���?? Warren Central ���?? Warren Central Sectional
:14.23 â�?��?? Chris Brautzsch – FW Wayne â�?��?? FW Wayne Sectional
:14.40 ���?? Clayton Wilson ���?? Southport ���?? Tech Sectional
:14.41 ���?? Ben Battjes ���?? Elkhart Memorial ���?? Goshen Sectional
:14.42 ���?? Emmanuel Aouad ���?? Terre Haute North ���?? Terre Haute North Sectional
:14.48 ���?? Joey Hodges ���?? Warren Central ���?? Warren Central Sectional
:14.49 ���?? Carlton Hoyles ���?? Merrillville ���?? Crown Point Sectional
:14.50 ���?? Ross Bauman ���?? Jimtown ���?? Goshen Sectional
:14.53 ���?? Matt Mook ���?? Huntington North ���?? Oak Hill Sectional

300-meter hurdles
:37.03 ���?? Joey Hodges ���?? Warren Central ���?? Warren Central Sectional
:37.81 ���?? D���?�Juan Richardson ���?? Warren Central ���?? Warren Central Sectional
:38.61 ���?? Bryce Brown ���?? Evansville Harrison ���?? Evansville Central Sectional
:38.82 ���?? Keenan Hall ���?? Ben Davis ���?? Tech Sectional
:38.78 ���?? Zach Chapman ���?? East Noble ���?? Angola Sectional
:38.94 ���?? Skylar Mattox ���?? Angola ���?? Angola Sectional
:38.99 ���?? Jeremiah Tworek ���?? Indian Creek ���?? Columbus North Sectional
:39.09 ���?? A.J. Edds ���?? Greenwood ���?? Columbus North Sectional
:39.09 ���?? Ben Battjes ���?? Elkhart Memorial ���?? Goshen Sectional
:39.11 ���?? Tom Brown ���?? Wawasee ���?? Goshen Sectional

4×100 meter relay
:42.22 ���?? FW Northrop ���?? FW North Sectional
:42.48 ���?? North Central ���?? North Central Sectional
:42.59 ���?? Ben Davis ���?? Tech Sectional
:42.72 ���?? Lawrence North ���?? North Central Sectional
:42.72 ���?? Evansville Harrison ���?? Evansville Central Sectional
:42.99 ���?? Carmel ���?? Carmel Sectional
:43.00 ���?? Warren Central ���?? Warren Central Sectional
:43.17 ���?? Edgewood ���?? Bloomington North Sectional
:43.27 ���?? Columbus East ���?? Columbus North Sectional
:43.22 ���?? FW Wayne ���?? FW Wayne Sectional

4×400 meter relay
3:19.99 ���?? Warren Central ���?? Warren Central Sectional
3:21.29 ���?? North Central ���?? North Central Sectional
3:21.66 ���?? Gary West ���?? Crown Point Sectional
3:22.19 ���?? Elkhart Memorial ���?? Goshen Sectional
3:22.30 ���?? Southport ���?? Tech Sectional
3:22.48 ���?? Gary Wallace ���?? Crown Point Sectional
3:22.49 ���?? Pike ���?? North Central Sectional
3:23.27 ���?? Ben Davis ���?? Tech Sectional
3:24.55 ���?? Hamilton Southeastern ���?? Carmel Sectional
3:24.60 ���?? Franklin Central ���?? Warren Central Sectional

4×800 meter relay
7:51.75 ���?? Chatard ���?? North Central Sectional
8:00.92 ���?? FW Northrop ���?? FW North Sectional
8:01.42 ���?? FW Dwenger ���?? FW North Sectional
8:04.06 ���?? North Central ���?? North Central Sectional
8:04.72 ���?? Carroll (Fort Wayne) ���?? FW North Sectional
8:05.00 ���?? Wawasee ���?? Goshen Sectional
8:07.17 ���?? Brebeuf ���?? North Central Sectional
8:07.23 ���?? FW Snider ���?? FW North Sectional
8:07.38 ���?? Elkhart Memorial ���?? Goshen Sectional
8:07.86 ���?? Valparaiso ���?? Rensselaer Sectional

Long jump
22â�?��?�-08.25″ â�?��?? Brandon Leap-Hall â�?��?? Carmel â�?��?? Carmel Sectional
22â�?��?�-07.50″ â�?��?? Jesse Rayl â�?��?? Kokomo â�?��?? Kokomo Sectional
22â�?��?�-06.50″ â�?��?? Artis Chambers â�?��?? FW Snider â�?��?? FW North Sectional
22â�?��?�-03.00″ â�?��?? Skylar Mattox â�?��?? Angola â�?��?? Angola Sectional
22â�?��?�-03.00″ â�?��?? Chad Spann â�?��?? North Central â�?��?? North Central Sectional
22â�?��?�-02.00″ â�?��?? Howard Broadway â�?��?? South Bend Washington â�?��?? Penn Sectional
22′-01.25″ – Jon Lautzenheiser – Richmond – Connersville Sectional
22â�?��?�-01.00″ â�?��?? Keenan Hall â�?��?? Ben Davis â�?��?? Tech Sectional
22â�?��?�-01.00″ â�?��?? Marcus Grayson â�?��?? FW Wayne â�?��?? FW Wayne Sectional
22â�?��?�-00.50″ â�?��?? Charles Dowdell â�?��?? FW Northrop â�?��?? FW North Sectional

High jump
6â�?��?�-09.00″ â�?��?? Neil Angemeier â�?��?? Gibson Southern â�?��?? Princeton Sectional
6â�?��?�-08.00″ â�?��?? Travis Brumm â�?��?? Leo â�?��?? FW North Sectional
6′-08.00″ – Ja’Rel Jordan – Richmond – Connersville Sectional
6′-08.00″ – Marlon Smith – New Castle – Connersville Sectional
6â�?��?�-08.00″ â�?��?? Tyrone McKinney â�?��?? FW North â�?��?? FW North Sectional
6â�?��?�-07.00″ â�?��?? John Tate â�?��?? Ben Davis â�?��?? Tech Sectional
6â�?��?�-07.00″ â�?��?? Christopher Newman â�?��?? South Bend Adams â�?��?? Penn Sectional
6â�?��?�-06.00″ â�?��?? Lance Moe â�?��?? Garrett â�?��?? Angola Sectional
6â�?��?�-06.00″ â�?��?? Aaron Heinzman â�?��?? Hamilton Heights â�?��?? Carmel Sectional
6â�?��?�-06.00″ â�?��?? Brandon Youngdale â�?��?? Western â�?��?? Kokomo Sectional
6â�?��?�-06.00″ â�?��?? Brandon Alexander â�?��?? South Vermillion â�?��?? Terre Haute North Sectional
6â�?��?�-06.00″ â�?��?? Chaz Kenworthy â�?��?? Princeton â�?��?? Princeton Sectional

Shot put
63â�?��?�-01.50″ â�?��?? Eric Werksey â�?��?? Seymour â�?��?? Bedford North Lawrence Sectional
61′-01.50″ – Ben Stephen – Union County – Connersville Sectional
59â�?��?�-10.00″ â�?��?? Adam Bailey â�?��?? Hobart â�?��?? Crown Point Sectional
57â�?��?�-06.75″ â�?��?? Dexter Larimore â�?��?? Merrillville â�?��?? Crown Point Sectional
57â�?��?�-04.75″ â�?��?? Patrick Dalton â�?��?? Carmel â�?��?? Carmel Sectional
56â�?��?�-09.00″ â�?��?? Tommy Smith â�?��?? Bloomington South â�?��?? Bloomington North Sectional
56â�?��?�-08.75″ â�?��?? Paul Haas â�?��?? Noblesville â�?��?? Carmel Sectional
56â�?��?�-05.00″ â�?��?? Max Dedmond â�?��?? Evansville Central â�?��?? Evansville Central Sectional
56â�?��?�-05.00″ â�?��?? Matt Holbrook â�?��?? North Knox â�?��?? Princeton Sectional
55â�?��?�-09.00″ â�?��?? Brandon Pounds â�?��?? Lawrence North â�?��?? North Central Sectional
55â�?��?�-09.00″ â�?��?? Josh Wells â�?��?? New Albany â�?��?? Corydon Sectional

Discus throw
176′-06.00″ – Ben Stephen – Union County – Connersville Sectional
175â�?��?�-05.00″ â�?��?? Bryan Powlen â�?��?? Caston â�?��?? Plymouth Sectional
175â�?��?�-04.00″ â�?��?? Paul Haas â�?��?? Noblesville â�?��?? Carmel Sectional
173â�?��?�-02.00″ â�?��?? Josh Wells â�?��?? New Albany â�?��?? Corydon Sectional
170â�?��?�-07.00″ â�?��?? James Franklin â�?��?? Muncie Central â�?��?? Muncie Central Sectional
169â�?��?�-04.00″ â�?��?? Jeremy Johnson â�?��?? Fairfield â�?��?? Goshen Sectional
162â�?��?�-06.00″ â�?��?? William Patterson â�?��?? Lawrence North â�?��?? North Central Sectional
161â�?��?�-10.00″ â�?��?? Chandler Harnish â�?��?? Norwell â�?��?? FW Wayne Sectional
161â�?��?�-09.00″ â�?��?? Chris Shaw â�?��?? Pendleton Heights â�?��?? Mt. Vernon (Fortville) Sectional
160â�?��?�-11.00″ â�?��?? Patrick Dalton â�?��?? Carmel â�?��?? Carmel Sectional

Pole vault
15â�?��?�-00.25″ â�?��?? Dane Fox â�?��?? Bloomington North â�?��?? Bloomington North Sectional
15â�?��?�-00.00″ â�?��?? Corey Shank â�?��?? FW Canterbury â�?��?? FW Wayne Sectional
15â�?��?�-00.00″ â�?��?? Matt Schipper â�?��?? FW Dwenger â�?��?? FW North Sectional
15â�?��?�-00.00″ â�?��?? Zach Rosenberger â�?��?? Columbia City â�?��?? Oak Hill Sectional
14â�?��?�-06.00″ â�?��?? Aaron Rossman â�?��?? Lake Central â�?��?? Highland Sectional
14â�?��?�-06.00″ â�?��?? Tim Sovich â�?��?? Merrillville â�?��?? Crown Point Sectional
14â�?��?�-06.00″ â�?��?? Alandous Briggs â�?��?? Ben Davis â�?��?? Tech Sectional
14â�?��?�-04.00″ â�?��?? Derek Cullison â�?��?? Danville â�?��?? Plainfield Sectional
14â�?��?�-00.00″ â�?��?? Kevin Schipper â�?��?? FW Dwenger â�?��?? FW North Sectional
14â�?��?�-00.00″ â�?��?? Cedric Rampert â�?��?? Merrillville â�?��?? Crown Point Sectional
14â�?��?�-00.00″ â�?��?? Cory Fornal â�?��?? Rochester â�?��?? Plymouth Sectional

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Rankings: Three new leaders in last coaches poll prior to sectionals

Posted on 22 May 2006 by alexanderscot.

The
Indiana High School Baseball Coaches Association has released its ninth and final regular-season set of
polls for 2006, and this week before sectionals brings three new leaders to the
fore.

In Class
4A, Indianapolis Cathedral (22-2) has overtaken Carmel (23-3). In Class 2A, Boone Grove
(20-3) is back on top while Hagerstown
(18-5) drops to fourth. And in Class A, Cowan (20-2) returns to its familiar
No. 1 spot after flip-flopping with Lafayette
Central Catholic (19-5). Jasper (25-1), meanwhile, remains atop the Class 3A
poll, with rival Vincennes Lincoln (24-1) right behind in second.

Teams are
listed by ranking followed by school, record, number of first-place votes if
applicable, and vote total. Here are the rankings from May 22:

Class
4A
1. Indianapolis
Cathedral (22-2) (5) 59
2. Carmel (23-3) (1)
52
3. New Albany (20-3)
44
4. Brownsburg (20-4) 38
5. Elkhart
Memorial (21-4) 34
6. Northview (20-3) 26
7. Terre Haute
North (20-6) 15
7. Huntington North (19-4) 15
9. Fort Wayne
Snider (19-5) 14
10. Penn (19-4) 12

11. Merrillville (18-3) 11

12. LaPorte (21-6) 8
13. Crown Point (18-8) 2

Class 3A
1. Jasper (25-1) (6) 60
2. Vincennes Lincoln (24-1) 51
3. Norwell (21-1) 49
4. Pendleton
Heights (22-2) 34
5. West Vigo (20-4) 27
6. Crawfordsville (23-5) 25
7. New Haven (21-5)
19
8. Bellmont (19-4) 17
9. Western (20-2) 16
10. West Lafayette (21-4)
9
10. Hammond Clark (21-4)
9

12. Peru (12-7) 7

13. New Palestine (17-6) 3
13. Angola (19-4) 3
15. Andrean (21-6) 1

Class 2A
1. Boone Grove (20-3) (4) 58
2. Cass (18-3) (2) 53
3. South Spencer (20-6) 36
4. Hagerstown (18-5)
34
5. Austin (19-5)
31
6. Park Tudor (19-5) 30
6. Madison-Grant (17-3) 30
8. Wapahani (17-5) 19
9. LaVille (17-5) 16
10. Forest Park (18-6)
13

11. Union County (18-6) 8

12. Wheeler (n/a) 1
12. Northwestern (14-7) 1

Class A
1. Cowan (20-2) (4) 56
2. Lafayette
Central Catholic (19-5) 51
3. Fort Wayne
Blackhawk Christian (15-2) (2) 47
4. Riverton Parke (20-4) 42
5. Tri-County (20-4) 34
6. Frontier (20-5) 33
7. Henryville (18-4) 24
8. Hauser (18-5) 20
9. Springs Valley (13-2) 11
10. Shakamak (17-7) 4

11. Jac-Cen-Del (14-5) 3

12. West
Central (16-6) 1
12. Edinburgh (15-5) 1
12. Loogootee (15-7) 1
12. Michigan City Marquette (16-7) 1
12. Orleans (14-3) 1

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