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STATE FINALS: Did Hamilton SE bring enough swimmers back?

Posted on 24 February 2007 by alexanderscot.

By Darrell Butler

Contributing Writer

INDIANAPOLIS â�?��??
Hamilton Southeastern has been ranked No. 1 allseason, but
second-ranked North Central (Indianapolis), No. 3 Chesterton, and
several other teams hoped to surprise them at state. So how are the
top-ranked Royals positioned for the state finals following Friday’s
prelims?

HSE brought back all three relays in the finals, but so did No. 7
Carmel, North Central, Chesterton, and fifth-ranked Munster. No. 4
Homestead, meanwhile, is close with two in finals and one in
consolations.

The Royals brought back an impressive 10 swims in
finals and an additional four swims in consolations. No other team
brought back 14 swims. The Royals appear to have positioned themselves
for the state championship.

It is very difficult to predict
second, third, and fourth place from returning swimmers. Carmel brought
back the second-most number of individual swimmers with 12. However,
the Greyhounds only have two in the finals. North Central brought back
11 swims, of which six are in finals. That is a strong position, and
North Central has the best shot at second place.

Homestead also brought back 11 swimmers, but only three are
inthe finals, and one of their relays is in consolations. Carmel
is in a slightly stronger position, but it will come down to who swims
best on Saturday.

Although its relay teams did very well, Munster did not bring back
as many individual swims as the teams above. Munster should finish in
the Top 10.

From the finishes on Friday, it is very difficult to predict much about where all the other teams will finish.

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STATE FINALS: Team round-by-round preview

Posted on 24 February 2007 by alexanderscot.

By E. Shawn Aylsworth

Managing Editor

The 12^th Annual IHSAA Team Wrestling State Finals are set for
Feb. 24 at Center
Grove High
School, and they should be gooo-OOOOD! Following
is a rundown of what to expect during each of the three rounds of competition.

(Hint: It says here weâ�?��?�re gonna have a new team champion!)

Quarterfinals

Match 1:
No. 4 Indianapolis Cathedral (27-2) vs. No. 11 Elkhart Memorial (16-0)

Cathedral
opened a lot of eyes at the individual semistate by tying Perry Meridian with
six individual state finals qualifiers, but the Fighting Irish â�?��?? flush with
nine state-ranked wrestlers â�?��?? crowned four champions at New Castle compared with only one for Perry. Of
those half dozen state finals participants, five managed top-six finishes.

Elkhart
Memorial, which boasts five ranked wrestlers, advanced three to the state
finals. But two of them lost in the opening round, with 14^th-ranked junior
Steve Stahl the only second-day participant (he finished fifth at 145 pounds).
Stahl figures to win Saturday, along with second-ranked 215-pound senior J.J.
Miller.

After
that, however, the matchups are either neutral or favor Cathedral, whose only
losses came early in the season to then-No. 9 Warren Central (36-25) and No. 2 Mishawaka (more
on that later). The two
teams do have one early season common foe, Munster
â�?��?? Cathedral won 52-27, while Elkhart
won 61-9.

Despite
that apparent discrepancy, look for a comfortable Irish win here.

Match 2:
No. 1 Evansville Mater Dei (22-0) vs. Avon (15-9)

This thing
has rout written all over it. The 11-time state champion Wildcats advanced 11
wrestlers to last weekendâ�?��?�s individual finals (six of whom garnered top-eight
finishes) and boast nine ranked wrestlers, while unranked Avon counters with, um,
zero and zero.

You canâ�?��?�t
fault the Orioles for fighting their way through to their second team finals
appearance in three years (they were runners-up to Lawrence North in 2005), but
there is every reason to think they might get blanked here. No Avon wrestler
posted a top-four finish at the individual semistate at Roberts Stadium in Evansville, compared with
the aforementioned 11 for the hometown Wildcats.

Just like
Mater Dei, Avon feasted on a postseason slate
that included no ranked foes en route to Center Grove. But while the Orioles
slipped past Center Grove (30-28), Franklin
(31-24), and Bloomington South (28-21), Mater Dei was rolling over Gibson
Southern (80-0), Evansville Reitz (55-6), and Floyd Central (59-9).

In fact, the
Wildcatsâ�?��?� closest match all year came in an out-of-state tournament in Missouri against Mt.
Carmel of Chicago, and that margin was still 23 points
(42-19). Mater Dei thumped the schoolsâ�?��?� only shared opponent, Bloomington South,
54-14.

Yikes.

Match 3:
No. 3 Perry Meridian
(29-0) vs. No. 8 Bellmont (20-2)

Perry
Meridian leads the state with 11 ranked wrestlers, four of whom brought home
top-seven finishes at last weekâ�?��?�s individual finals (including undefeated
heavyweight state champ No. 2-ranked junior Chico Adams). The Falcons have a
nice blend of youth and experience, and they certainly can lean on last yearâ�?��?�s
experience at the team finals (see Championship below) as motivation this time
around.

The
Braves, meanwhile, are YOUNG. Of Bellmontâ�?��?�s seven ranked wrestlers, six are
underclassmen â�?��?? and all six of its individual state finals qualifiers a week
ago were either sophomores or juniors. We very possibly could be talking about
a Bellmont team title in 2008.

But this
is still 2007, and Perry Meridian will be out for blood following a relatively
disappointing last two weekends as well as last yearâ�?��?�s heartbreaking early
elimination by Mater Dei. The two schools do have a pair of common opponents.
Bellmont downed Yorktown 50-16 in November and
Bloomington South 46-27 in January, while the Falcons posted 52-9 and 57-9
victories, respectively, right around Christmastime.

Perry
Meridian will be salivating at a possible semifinals/finals slate of No. 2 Mishawaka
and No. 1 Mater Dei, but the Falcons will NOT be looking past No. 8 here.

Match 4:
No. 2 Mishawaka
(27-0) vs. No. 6 Merrillville
(22-1)

The sexiest showdown of the first-round quarterfinals, this bad boy
features a total of 15 ranked wrestlers: eight for Mishawaka and
seven for Merrillville.
It also boasts THREE undefeated state champions in the Cavemenâ�?��?�s second-ranked
sophomore Josh Harper (112) and No. 1 senior Ian Hinton (189) â�?��?? both two-time
winners â�?��?? as well as Merrillvilleâ�?��?�s
top-ranked senior Jamal Lawrence (145).

But Mishawaka appears to have
the better depth (barely), witnessed by seven individual state finalists (six
of whom earned top-five finishes) compared with five and four for the Pirates.
And of their six common opponents, the two schoolsâ�?��?� outcome in a four-day span
against powerful Crown Point
also signals an imbalance of power. Mishawaka
rolled to a 44-15 victory, while Merrillville
suffered its only loss of the season, 31-27.

Adding
fuel to that argument is the fact that three of Merrillvilleâ�?��?�s
seven ranked wrestlers failed to make it past the Merrillville Semistate,
while all but one of the Cavemenâ�?��?�s eight made it through.

Advantage,
Mishawaka.

Semifinals

Prediction:
No. 4 Cathedral vs. No. 1 Mater Dei

The Fighting Irish faced a best-of-the best regular-season schedule
against about 10 ranked teams, while Mater Dei had to go outside Indiana to break a
relative sweat. Apples and oranges? Perhaps.

The Wildcats feature a lineup with eight seniors, five juniors, and just
one sophomore, while Cathedral counters with six seniors but only two juniors â�?��?? the rest are either sophomores
(four) or freshmen (two). More apples, more oranges? Definitely.

But the
Irish youngâ�?��?�uns are good youngâ�?��?�uns. And with a seemingly even lineup of stars â�?��??
six top-eight individual state finals finishers for Mater Dei, five top-six
finishers for Cathedral â�?��?? it appears that the Irish could possibly take up to
eight of 14 semifinal head-to-head bouts. It all depends on how much
juice Cathedral has after battling Elkhart Memorial, because that factor should
not apply in the least to Mater Deiâ�?��?�s fray with Avon.

If the Irish can get over the psychological juggernaut attached to
ELEVEN â�?�¦ STATE â�?�¦ TITLES â�?�¦ then they have the talent to pull the upset. For some
unexplainable reason (could it be those five first-round losses at Conseco?),
there appears to be an ever-so-slight ***** in Mater Deiâ�?��?�s armor.

Cathedral will find that weak spot and pull the upset, by perhaps the
very slimmest of margins.

Prediction:
No. 3 Perry Meridian vs. No. 2 Mishawaka

Zowie. Can you ask for a better pair of semifinal showdowns? (â�?��?NO!â�?�
would be the answer, thank you.)

These two schools spent the entire season tucked in behind Mater Dei at
Nos. 2 and 3, with Mishawaka leapfrogging Perry Meridian in the second coachesâ�?��?�
poll and staying there ever since. Now the Cavemen get the chance to prove that
slight superiority.

As mentioned earlier, the Falcons led everyone with 11 ranked wrestlers
at season’s end. But only two of them managed to finish among the top six in the
state last weekend, while Mishawaka had a half dozen in the top five.

Sure, only three of Mishawakaâ�?��?�s
starting 14 are seniors, but this is a program that knows how to come up big (a
state title in 1991, a runner-up finish in 2000, eight straight team finals
appearances). And Perry Meridian, which has been the bridesmaid twice (2002,
2004) in addition to six team finals appearances in the last eight years, also
starts only three seniors. So thatâ�?��?�s a wash.

The two powerhouses shared three common opponents this year: Bloomington
South, Portage, and Crown Point. The Falcons beat that trio by
scores of 57-9, 44-18, and 33-20, while Mishawaka
posted victories of 51-9, 50-12, and 44-15.

Advantage, Mishawaka.

Thereâ�?��?�s something to be said for momentum, and Mishawaka has had it of late while Perry
Meridian â�?��?? relatively
speaking, at least â�?��?? has not.
Look for coach Darrick Snyderâ�?��?�s
Cavemen to carry their collective club triumphantly.

Championship

Prediction:
No. 4 Cathedral vs. No. 2 Mishawaka

Now this is some seriously
successful seeding! Unlike last year, when top-ranked Mater Dei faced its two
toughest opponents (sliding past No. 2 Perry Meridian, 25-23, in the opener
before disposing of fourth-ranked Mishawaka,
31-25, in the semifinals) before rolling over Bellmont 39-15 in the
finals, the 2007 team finals could see No. 1 vs. No. 2 in the
championship.

But it wonâ�?��?�t. Instead we get No. 1 upsetter vs. No. 2, and a dandy it
should be. Both teams should be completely pooped after two go-rounds against
tough competition, so it may come down to the intangibles. Like, say, success
in previous team state finals competitions versus just the experience of
getting there.

And never mind the common-opponent theory. This is a rematch of a Dec. 9
battle at the Chris Traicoff Invitational at Calumet
won 32-25 by the Cavemen.

Final advantage, Mishawaka.

Mishawaka, behind its pair of two-time individual state champions
leading the way with a combined two-year record of 136-0, celebrates its
second-ever team state championship with a tight victory … film at 11.

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SCOREBOARD: Boys basketball Week 14

Posted on 24 February 2007 by alexanderscot.

Results from Week 14 (Feb. 19-24) of the 2006-07 boys
basketball season, courtesy of John Harrellâ�?��?�s stellar website:

Feb. 24

Howe Military	67	White’s	42
Lafayette First Assembly	72	Indianapolis International	53
Logansport	84	Winamac	48
Muncie Burris	44	Madison-Grant	43
New Harmony	at	Shoals	ccd.
Seton Catholic	at	Cowan	ccd.

Feb. 23

Anderson	69	South Bend Adams	50
Anderson Highland	79	Indianapolis Broad Ripple	68
Angola	40	Lakeland	28
Argos	53	Culver Academy	48
Barr-Reeve	50	Bloomfield	35
Beech Grove	67	Whiteland	53
Bethesda Christian	92	Indianapolis International	28
Blackford	56	Lakeview Christian	40
Brownstown	55	Orleans	53 (OT)
Carmel	75	Brebeuf Jesuit	54
Carroll (Fort Wayne)	61	Warsaw	53
Castle	71	Mount Vernon (Posey)	63
Centerville	62	Cambridge City Lincoln	38
Clarksville	71	Henryville	56
Clay City	51	Rockville	43
Clinton Central	74	Frontier	60
Cloverdale	84	Eminence	48
Cloverport (Ky.)	77	Cannelton	61
Columbia City	58	Garrett	45
Concord	73	Westview	62
Corydon Central	85	South Central (Elizabeth)	51
Crawfordsville	54	Covington	48
Crown Point	70	Chesterton	65
Culver	56	Bremen	48
Danville	57	North Putnam	37
DeKalb	39	Northridge	38
East Central	62	Greensburg	46
East Noble	49	Fort Wayne Concordia	35
Eastern (Pekin)	76	Austin	50
Eastern Hancock	65	Hagerstown	49
Eastside	47	Churubusco	36
Edgewood	76	South Putnam	35
Elkhart Christian	53	Fort Wayne Canterbury	44
Evansville Harrison	82	Evansville Mater Dei	80
Fairfield	86	Central Noble	36
Forest Park	58	Gibson Southern	47
Fort Wayne Luers	88	Fort Wayne North	86
Fort Wayne South	53	Muncie South	38
Fountain Central	73	Southmont	70 (OT)
Franklin	68	Jennings County	65
Franklin Central	66	Bedford North Lawrence	46
Franklin County	41	South Dearborn	30
Fremont	57	Bethany Christian	55
Gary West	78	Hammond	64
Gary Wirt	54	Hammond Gavit	42
Goshen	48	West Noble	45
Hamilton Southeastern	84	Lafayette Jeff	66
Hammond Clark	58	Whiting	36
Hanover Central	50	River Forest	37
Harrison (W. Lafayette)	57	Benton Central	43
Hauser	72	North Decatur	41
Hebron	69	North Newton	41
Heritage	57	Fort Wayne Blackhawk	40
Heritage Christian	69	Elwood	41
Heritage Hills	65	Perry Central	57
Hobart	54	Highland	52
Huntington North	67	Manchester	52
Indian Creek	55	Waldron	52
Indianapolis Arlington	68	Terre Haute South	57
Indianapolis Cathedral	71	Indianapolis Washington	59
Indianapolis Howe	61	Columbus North	51
Indianapolis Tech	81	Indianapolis Ritter	56
Jac-Cen-Del	56	South Ripley	37
Jay County	66	Monroe Central	49
Jeffersonville	55	Louisville Eastern (Ky.)	53
Jimtown	49	LaVille	35
John Glenn	57	New Prairie	37
Kokomo	74	Maconaquah	64
Kouts	50	LaCrosse	35
Lafayette Cent. Catholic	85	Carroll (Flora)	45
Lake Central	69	LaPorte	54
Lakewood Park	97	Howe Military	65
Lawrence Central	64	Center Grove	60
Lawrence North	45	Terre Haute North	39
Lawrenceburg	69	Oldenburg Academy	53
Leo	93	Fort Wayne Northrop	81
Lewis Cass	61	Winamac	27
Linton-Stockton	62	Riverton Parke	44
Logansport	65	Rochester	40
Loogootee	74	North Knox	44
Louisville DeSales (Ky.)	84	Restoration Christian	57
Louisville Trinity (Ky.)	57	Floyd Central	35
Madison	63	Switzerland County	48
Marion	77	Fort Wayne Snider	73 (OT)
Merrillville	63	Portage	54
Mississinewa	68	Southern Wells	55
Morgan Twp.	56	Washington Twp.	47
Morristown	53	Tri	40
Morton Memorial	72	Seton Catholic	32
Munster	69	Gary Wallace	54
New Albany	48	Bloomington North	45
New Haven	57	Adams Central	49
New Palestine	68	Greenwood	39
Noblesville	64	Lebanon	54
North Central (F-burg)	73	Turkey Run	46
North Central (Indpls.)	83	Harding	71
North Daviess	51	Eastern Greene	36
North Montgomery	62	Greencastle	59
NorthWood	66	Whitko	37
Oak Hill	59	Northfield	51
Owen Valley	60	Shakamak	53
Paoli	84	Crawford County	74
Pike	87	Warren Central	45
Pike Central	48	Princeton	31
Plainfield	57	Columbus East	55
Prairie Heights	59	Hamilton	47
Providence	63	New Washington	34
Randolph Southern	49	Union (Modoc)	45
Rensselaer Central	68	Delphi	55
Richmond	54	Indianapolis Manual	53
Rising Sun	53	Trinity Lutheran	48
Rushville	71	Knightstown	40
Salem	66	Borden	48
Scottsburg	69	Mitchell	59
Seeger	59	North Vermillion	21
Seymour	84	Silver Creek	59
Shawe Memorial	58	Charlestown	52
Shenandoah	49	Lapel	43
South Adams	67	Eastbrook	65 (OT)
South Bend Clay	74	Hammond Noll	52
South Knox	67	Wood Memorial	59
South Newton	67	Attica	49
Southport	64	Park Tudor	44
Southridge	63	Boonville	60
Southwood	67	Bluffton	56
Sullivan	75	South Vermillion	64
Taylor	62	Madison-Grant	48
Tecumseh	34	South Spencer	30
Tri-Central	65	Eastern (Greentown)	50
Tri-County	63	Pioneer	45
Triton	57	Knox	52
Triton Central	56	South Decatur	35
Tri-West	70	Frankfort	58
Twin Lakes	67	Sheridan	51
Union City	57	Northeastern	46
University	75	Guerin Catholic	60
Valparaiso	57	Michigan City	56
Vincennes Lincoln	85	Evansville North	74
Vincennes Rivet	79	Shoals	70
Wabash	53	Caston	46
Washington	91	White River Valley	30
Wawasee	77	Tippecanoe Valley	70
West Lafayette	81	Rossville	57
Western	60	Tipton	35
Westville	70	South Central (Union Mills)	37
Wheeler	55	Marquette Catholic	45
Woodlan	73	Bellmont	49
Yorktown	49	Mount Vernon (Fortville)	45 (OT)
Zionsville	68	McCutcheon	43

Feb. 22

Batesville

Shelbyville

Bloomington South

Decatur Central

Blue River

Muncie Burris

Connersville

Whiteland

Covenant
Christian

Indiana Deaf

Edinburgh

Triton
Central

Elkhart Memorial

South Bend Riley

Evansville Memorial

Evansville Day

Frankton

Liberty Christian

Harrison
(West Lafayette)

Fishers

41 (OT)

Indianapolis Chatard

Indianapolis Northwest

Indianapolis Roncalli

Speedway

Jasper

Princeton

Lapel

Alexandria

Marquette Catholic

Lake Station

Mishawaka Marian

Elkhart Christian

Muncie Central

Ben
Davis

New Castle

Delta

North Miami

Whitko

Northfield

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STATE FINALS: Boys swimming Session I

Posted on 24 February 2007 by alexanderscot.

Results from Fridayâ�?��?�s Session I of the 70th Annual IHSAA Boys Swimming & Diving State Finals (plus
results from the Feb. 20 diving regionals) held Feb. 23 at the IU
Natatorium in downtown Indianapolis:

Event 1 Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay

School, Seed, Prelims

=== Preliminaries ===

1 HAMSE 1:35.72 1:35.28

1) Beyerl, Jason 12 2) Paul, Derek 11

3) Owen, Cameron 11 4) Kinney, Nathan 9

24.85 25.77 23.36 21.30

2 NCENT 1:35.20 1:35.35

1) Watkins, Cameron 11 2) Souders, Ben 10

3) LaMothe, Alec 10 4) Heckler, David 11

24.01 26.57 23.59 21.18

3 CHEST 1:38.10 1:35.43

1) Thieling, Adam 11 2) Miller, Albert 11

3) Whitaker, Kyle 9 4) Darnell, Thomas 12

25.31 26.17 22.69 21.26

4 MUNST 1:35.84 1:35.73

1) Raycroft, Joseph 12 2) Kaminski, Andrew 11

3) Thompson, Matthew 11 4) Bassetto, Thomas 11

24.37 25.85 23.80 21.71

5 SBRIL 1:37.84 1:36.86

1) Pfaff, Christopher 12 2) Lucero-Dixon, Daniel 12

3) Frucci, Michael 12 4) Stockman, Zachary 12

23.23 26.96 25.35 21.32

5 CARML 1:35.72 1:36.86

1) Jordan, Josh 10 2) Dean, Scott 12

3) Joyce, Brendan 11 4) Bonanne, Kevin 12

25.31 27.01 23.14 21.40

7 LAKEC 1:36.22 1:36.97

1) Solan, Jon 11 2) Johnson, Chris 10

3) Schmidt, Matt 10 4) Wright, Bo 12

24.97 25.40 24.11 22.49

8 NRIDG 1:38.11 1:36.98

1) Elliott, Logan 12 2) Hanson, Trace 11

3) Rushlow, Mark 10 4) Williamson, Cory 12

25.06 27.27 23.22 21.43

—————————————————————–

9 HMSTD 1:36.63 1:37.12

1) Jones, Nicholas 10 2) Dafforn, Ryan 12

3) Johnson, Zachary 11 4) Lill, Adam 12

25.53 26.93 23.17 21.49

10 ECENT 1:39.29 1:37.78

1) Bauman, Kyle 12 2) Kennedy, Tyler 11

3) House, Kyle 11 4) Dickhaus, Timothy 10

26.47 26.92 22.73 21.66

11 YORK 1:38.81 1:38.27

1) Butler, Brenden 12 2) Hall, Darik 12

3) Arwood, Wells 12 4) Farrell, Dan 10

25.69 27.39 22.88 22.31

12 CROWN 1:38.22 1:38.63

1) Kukurugya, Matt 10 2) Vajda, Derek 12

3) Morin, Brendan 10 4) Stallings, Brad 11

26.10 26.84 23.79 21.90

13 SEYM 1:40.58 1:40.36

1) Wiethoff, Cam 9 2) Chastain, Kameron 9

3) Thompson, Kyle 12 4) Hercamp, Eric 12

25.61 27.77 24.46 22.52

14 WAWAS 1:39.71 1:40.38

1) Wear, Tyler 11 2) Smith, Cory 12

3) Garner, Jake 10 4) Szynal, Chris 12

25.97 28.19 24.07 22.15

15 MUNC 1:40.29 1:40.41

1) Carnes, Jimmy 11 2) Richard, Derek 12

3) Parmerlee, Mitch 10 4) Hill, Devon 10

25.85 28.34 24.68 21.54

16 CULAC 1:40.85 1:40.45

1) Gough, Neville 12 2) Medlin, Brandon 12

3) Bourgraf, Chris 12 4) Krantzberg, Maurico 12

26.73 27.94 24.65 21.13

—————————————————————–

17 BLNOR 1:41.82 1:41.23

1) Alexander, John 12 2) Schick, Adam 12

3) Newman, Ben 10 4) Jackson, Dan 11

26.19 28.10 25.04 21.90

18 CONC 1:39.49 1:41.27

1) Burtch, Alex 10 2) Durkin, Robert 12

3) Rose, David 12 4) Schoeffler, James 12

26.07 26.94 24.44 23.82

—————————————————————–

19 PENN 1:40.76 1:41.45

1) Elliott, Andrew 11 2) Mark, Eric 12

3) McDonough, William 11 4) Papczynski, Zach 12

23.82 30.30 25.56 21.77

20 CRAWF 1:40.34 1:41.54

1) Hobson, Cameron 11 2) Furr, Brant 12

3) Hobson, Anthony 12 4) Kelsey, John 12

24.74 29.63 24.51 22.66

21 RICHM 1:40.69 1:41.89

1) Rogan, Sam 9 2) Stewart, Carlton 12

3) Przybysz, Tyler 12 4) Beck, Alex 10

27.33 27.60 24.86 22.10

22 BBURG 1:39.92 1:41.96

1) Phillips, Zachariah 12 2) Fox, Nicolas 10

3) Erdely, David 12 4) Minkner, Matthew 11

25.38 29.74 24.13 22.71

23 CGRVE 1:41.33 1:42.09

1) Pashley, Noah 10 2) Beauchamp, Paul 12

3) Smith, Chad 10 4) Kindervater, Dan 10

26.33 28.23 24.60 22.93

24 THNOR 1:40.96 1:42.35

1) Huster, John 10 2) Broughton, David 11

3) Morris, Paul 9 4) Manning, Paul 12

26.09 27.71 25.18 23.37

25 FRCEN 1:43.27 1:42.87

1) Thomas, Brad 12 2) Walters, Patrick 11

3) Scott, Brad 10 4) Meadows, Scott 12

25.48 30.58 24.61 22.20

26 WLAF 1:42.23 1:43.02

1) Duvall, Patrick 12 2) Mahon, Thomas 11

3) Crecelius, Tom 12 4) Liao, James 12

26.01 30.05 24.06 22.90

27 FLOYD 1:42.70 1:43.56

1) Robertson, Seth 12 2) Brandenstein, Matt 11

3) Wells, Daniel 12 4) Renn, Eric 12

27.33 27.60 25.83 22.80

28 WARS 1:41.46 1:44.00

1) Thallemer, Brian 10 2) Suhany, Michael 12

3) Smoker, Seth 12 4) Lowrance, Daniel 11

26.82 30.41 24.38 22.39

29 NORWL 1:42.53 1:44.15

1) Towne, Luke 11 2) Nahrwold, Brian 12

3) Brewer, Nathan 11 4) Bucher, Grant 11

26.76 28.63 25.61 23.15

30 MT.V 1:43.56 1:45.78

1) Higgenbottom, John Paul 9 2) Greene, Kurt 11

3) Davis, Ranger 10 4) Spivey, Cade 12

27.59 27.25 27.29 23.65

31 WEFLD 1:40.14 1:49.00

1) Niederberger, Danny 9 2) Stephens, Zach 10

3) Spaulding, Joe 9 4) Allemeier, Brian 9

28.74 29.00 26.94 24.32

— FWCON 1:38.60 DQ

1) Hartman, Daniel 12 2) Lemert, Tyler 12

3) Brown, Colin 11 4) Hoffman, Luke 11

25.34 25.01 25.02 22.69

Event 2 Boys 200 Yard Freestyle

Name, Year, School, Seed, Prelims

=== Preliminaries ===

1 Wachtel, Ben 11 WEFLD 1:41.88 1:40.93

23.09 25.69 25.87 26.28

2 Ismail, Alex 12 ZIONS 1:44.04 1:41.17

23.42 25.42 25.83 26.50

3 Osborne, Spencer 12 HAMSE 1:44.56 1:41.48

23.77 25.82 26.14 25.75

4 Stewart, Zachary 12 VINC 1:43.88 1:42.35

23.50 25.91 26.58 26.36

5 Minturn, Edward 10 NCENT 1:44.05 1:42.43

23.72 25.78 26.45 26.48

6 Kruse, Matthew 11 HAMSE 1:43.10 1:42.48

24.08 25.96 26.24 26.20

7 Bonanne, Kevin 12 CARML 1:43.35 1:42.60

24.10 25.82 26.34 26.34

8 Hueni, Jon 11 BREM 1:42.24 1:42.81

23.34 25.73 26.83 26.91

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9 Chaney, Curtis 11 FWNRP 1:43.42 1:42.89

23.74 26.29 26.65 26.21

10 Bass, William 10 CHEST 1:45.22 1:42.96

23.74 26.00 26.74 26.48

11 Elliott, Andrew 11 PENN 1:43.96 1:43.02

23.43 25.68 26.90 27.01

12 Segar, Matt 11 CARML 1:46.05 1:43.30

24.80 26.28 26.36 25.86

13 Troyer, Kevin 12 NRIDG 1:46.75 1:43.33

23.29 26.04 27.23 26.77

14 VanAllen, Ross 10 NCENT 1:43.83 1:43.35

23.50 25.73 26.74 27.38

15 Titcomb, Robert 12 HMSTD 1:44.45 1:44.08

23.95 25.88 26.77 27.48

16 Wolfred, Drew 12 NOBLV 1:44.31 1:44.11

24.33 26.30 26.58 26.90

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17 Snyder, Alex 11 FRKFT 1:46.62 1:45.22

24.69 26.00 26.93 27.60

18 Lee, Juston 12 BNL 1:46.48 1:45.48

24.23 26.70 27.32 27.23

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19 Schmidt, Matt 10 LAKEC 1:46.52 1:45.80

24.27 26.64 27.33 27.56

20 Kurz, Philipe 12 ELKC 1:44.77 1:45.94

24.20 26.52 27.44 27.78

21 LaMothe, Alec 10 NCENT 1:44.37 1:45.97

24.21 26.65 27.32 27.79

22 Woods, Chad 12 MV-FV 1:47.14 1:46.47

24.76 26.70 27.35 27.66

23 Avery, Drew 11 LAWC 1:46.55 1:46.98

25.06 27.25 27.17 27.50

24 Bandura, Corey 10 MUNST 1:46.10 1:47.52

24.35 26.39 27.79 28.99

25 Frain, Justin 9 FWDWG 1:45.74 1:47.88

24.87 26.92 27.88 28.21

26 Walters, Patrick 11 FRCEN 1:47.84 1:48.49

25.10 27.25 27.97 28.17

27 Good, Zackery 11 COLN 1:46.95 1:48.72

25.01 27.27 28.41 28.03

28 Graham, Brian 11 HMSTD 1:46.45 1:48.93

24.92 27.48 28.27 28.26

29 Pashley, Noah 10 CGRVE 1:46.33 1:49.31

25.17 27.16 29.01 27.97

30 Spradley, William 12 EVREI 1:48.27 1:50.10

24.59 28.06 29.00 28.45

31 Falley, Logan 11 LJEFF 1:48.94 1:50.37

25.22 27.74 28.75 28.66

32 Smith, Cory 12 WAWAS 1:48.08 1:50.68

25.11 27.19 28.90 29.48

Event 3 Boys 200 Yard IM

Name, Year, School, Seed, Prelims

=== Preliminaries ===

1 Whitaker, Kyle 9 CHEST 1:54.49 1:51.18

23.73 28.08 32.32 27.05

2 Christy, Mike 12 NCENT 1:52.37 1:51.74

24.02 27.00 33.22 27.50

3 Raycroft, Joseph 12 MUNST 1:54.36 1:53.04

24.22 28.32 33.12 27.38

4 Paul, Derek 11 HAMSE 1:56.96 1:54.26

25.17 29.65 32.43 27.01

5 Dafforn, Ryan 12 HMSTD 1:54.96 1:54.37

24.32 29.67 32.70 27.68

6 Hobson, Cameron 11 CRAWF 1:55.82 1:54.83

25.30 28.00 33.51 28.02

7 Mudd, Austin 11 HAMSE 1:56.26 1:55.58

24.12 28.42 34.34 28.70

8 Burtch, Alex 10 CONC 1:57.38 1:55.84

25.23 28.72 34.15 27.74

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9 Butler, Brenden 12 YORK 1:56.96 1:55.92

25.63 29.34 33.14 27.81

10 Twer, Adam 11 CARML 1:56.42 1:57.38

25.71 30.23 34.88 26.56

11 Astashinsky, Nick 9 CARML 1:58.82 1:57.43

26.10 29.41 35.36 26.56

12 Nocco, Scott 9 CARML 1:59.95 1:57.57

26.34 29.31 34.69 27.23

13 Gauger, Tylor 10 KOKOM 1:57.07 1:57.64

25.33 29.81 34.91 27.59

14 Connolly, Ryan 11 ZIONS 1:59.97 1:57.81

25.32 29.18 35.14 28.17

15 Peitz, Geoffrey 11 HAMSE 1:57.85 1:57.90

25.72 29.21 33.97 29.00

16 Trahin, Samuel 10 CARFW 1:57.11 1:58.19

25.60 29.25 34.78 28.56

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17 Souders, Ben 10 NCENT 1:58.95 1:59.18

26.40 30.72 33.56 28.50

18 Fischer, James 12 WEFLD 1:59.96 2:00.16

25.78 30.47 34.77 29.14

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19 Hanson, Trace 11 NRIDG 1:59.26 2:00.31

26.61 29.90 34.52 29.28

20 Kaplansky, Benjamin 11 HMSTD 1:59.63 2:00.48

26.01 30.69 35.07 28.71

21 Medlin, Brandon 12 CULAC 2:00.57 2:00.56

25.70 30.51 35.41 28.94

22 Rittenhouse, Aaron 11 HMSTD 1:59.85 2:00.57

25.13 30.54 35.18 29.72

23 Russell, Ben 11 LJEFF 1:59.43 2:01.21

25.48 30.02 37.12 28.59

24 Blue, Eric 10 SBRIL 2:02.25 2:01.52

26.52 31.67 35.48 27.85

25 Sanders, Taylor 10 BNL 2:02.11 2:02.01

26.81 31.79 35.10 28.31

26 Crapse, Kenny 11 COLE 2:01.02 2:02.12

25.80 31.19 36.45 28.68

27 Rhinesmith, Evan 12 MV-FV 2:00.28 2:03.00

26.53 31.85 34.60 30.02

28 Hicks, Robert 12 NALB 2:02.95 2:05.06

25.60 32.10 38.02 29.34

29 Franzman, Aric 11 BBURG 2:00.18 2:05.28

26.01 30.89 37.58 30.80

30 Nunnelly, Alexander 9 CGRVE 2:02.74 2:05.31

27.35 31.49 38.16 28.31

31 Scott, Brad 10 FRCEN 2:03.74 2:05.68

26.73 32.04 38.25 28.66

Event 4 Boys 50 Yard Freestyle

Name, Year, School, Seed, Prelims

=== Preliminaries ===

1 House, Kyle 11 ECENT 21.57 21.29

2 Lemert, Tyler 12 FWCON 21.41 21.32

3 Darnell, Thomas 12 CHEST 21.99 21.44

4 Krantzberg, Maurico 12 CULAC 21.85 21.47

5 Pfaff, Christopher 12 SBRIL 21.78 21.48

6 Sikorski, Victor 11 WHEEL 21.81 21.62

7 Hartman, Daniel 12 FWCON 21.59 21.63

8 Kinney, Nathan 9 HAMSE 21.64 21.64

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9 Sivak, David 12 HOBRT 21.88 21.73

9 Stockman, Zachary 12 SBRIL 21.87 21.73

11 Johnson, Chris 10 LAKEC 21.71 21.75

12 Fitzgerald, Sean 10 BREBF 21.87 21.76

13 Hill, Devon 10 MUNC 21.65 21.88

14 Greene, Kurt 11 MT.V 21.63 21.89

15 Whipp, Anderson 10 HMSTD 21.99 21.92

16 Lill, Adam 12 HMSTD 21.75 21.93

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17 Crecelius, Tom 12 WLAF 22.11 21.96

18 Joyce, Brendan 11 CARML 21.90 21.97

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19 Meador, Andrew 12 WLAND 21.82 22.07

20 Baugh, Josh 12 FRKFT 21.64 22.09

21 Owen, Cameron 11 HAMSE 21.86 22.10

22 Judge, Daniel 12 FWLRS 22.06 22.12

23 Day, Christopher 12 PROV 22.08 22.20

24 Byrket, Todd 11 NWOOD 21.99 22.29

25 Arwood, Wells 12 YORK 21.57 22.38

26 Cavanaugh, Eron 11 PFLD 22.11 22.40

27 Meadows, Scott 12 FRCEN 22.77 22.47

28 Edgar, Casey 12 ANDER 21.90 22.53

29 Conner, Nathan 12 NOBLV 22.34 22.55

30 Childers, Evan 12 BLSOU 22.07 22.62

31 Kelsey, John 12 CRAWF 22.00 23.10

32 Baker, Stephen 11 MV-FV 22.66 23.48

Event 5 Boys 1-Meter Diving (from Feb. 20 regionals)

Name, Grade, School, Score

Avon

1.	Tyler Clingerman	10	Plainfield	480.70
2.	Jason Spurlock	11	Crawfordsville	379.35
3.	Corey Johnson	12	Warren Central	363.80
4.	Jeremy Whited	12	Richmond	357.20
5.	Jonah Gershom	12	Franklin Central	346 65
6.	Antuane Boyd	12	Ben Davis	326.05
7.	Rodger Barnes	10	Warren Central	324.50
8.	Thomas Kappler	11	Plainfield	322.10
9.	Max Scripture	9	New Palestine	316.05
10.	Kevin Long	12	Brownsburg	313.80
11.	Zach Gilbert	11	Twin Lakes	302.75
12.	Cole Hatcher	12	Southmont	298.85

Bloomington North

Billy Pennington

Whiteland

385.30

Casey Johnson

Indian Creek

319.65

Hank Dusard

Bedford North Lawrence

315.50

Andy Balczo

Evansville

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Teague's school-record 42 points lift 4A No. 6 Pike to 87-45 obliteration of 4A No. 10 Warren Central

Posted on 23 February 2007 by alexanderscot.

By Will Willems
Contributing Writer

INDIANAPOLIS â�?��?? The number 42 was all over the place Feb. 23 on Indianapolisâ�?��?�
northwestside.

Not only was
it the margin of victory that Class 4A No. 6 Pike had in its 87-45 thumping of 4A
No. 10 Warren Central, but it is now the new school record for points. Thatâ�?��?�s thanks
to senior Jeff Teague, who scored 42 points in just under three quarters of play.

â�?��?I just kept
getting my shots to fall,â�?� Teague said. â�?��?We were getting open and getting easy buckets.

â�?��?I was feeling
it.â�?�

Teague wasted
no time getting started, hitting a 3-pointer on Pikeâ�?��?�s first possession. He scored
the first 13 points for the Red Devils (18-4) on his way to 22 of Pikeâ�?��?�s 25 first-quarter
points.

Shooting at
a blistering 80 percent (16 of 20) for the game, the Wake Forest-bound guard hit
nine of his first 10 shots.

After the lead
hit double digits with a minute remaining in the first quarter, the outcome was
never in doubt. The only thing left to decide was the margin of victory.

â�?��?We just talked
about being aggressive and playing our game,â�?� said Pike first-year coach Billy Wright.
â�?��?We got off to a great start. We are very fortunate to beat them â�?��?? they are a quality
opponent.â�?�

Defense played
a huge key in the game as Pikeâ�?��?�s pressure â�?��?Dâ�?� never allowed Warren Central (15-6)
to get comfortable.

â�?��?Our guys just
continued our rotations like we talked about,â�?� Wright said. â�?��?We got the guys with
the athletic ability to do it, and we want them to work on offense.â�?�

Teague continued
his torrid pace in the second quarter by scoring eight more points, including a
thunderous one-handed tomahawk slam after a steal.

At the half,
Teague had outscored the Warriors 30-22.

â�?��?Heâ�?��?�s playing
very efficient,â�?� Wright said. â�?��?Heâ�?��?�s doing it with confidence and within the flow
of the offense.

â�?��?Heâ�?��?�s not forcing
anything, and he put on a show today.â�?�

Halftime did
little to cool Teagueâ�?��?�s hot hand as he scored eight points in a 10-0 Pike run that
saw the lead grow to 31 points. The question then became would he break David Gaddisâ�?��?�
27-year old record of 41 Red Devil points in a game.

He answered
that with 1:45 left in the third on a double-pump jumper. Teague would leave 15
seconds later to a standing ovation from the Pike faithful.

The fourth
quarter was a formality, with many of the fans already clearing out. For awhile,
it looked like Teague might outscore the Warriors all by himself.

But a 3-pointer
by Warren Centralâ�?��?�s Jarrin Forte ended that conversation.

After the game,
Warren Central coach Scott Heady didnâ�?��?�t know how to sum up his teamâ�?��?�s effort.

â�?��?I am really
lost for words,â�?� Heady said. â�?��?Teague got going and we couldnâ�?��?�t stop him, but he
hit tough shots.

We got a ****
kicking that we arenâ�?��?�t used to getting, and I take full responsibility as the coach
for not getting my team ready to play. Hopefully we can regroup for next week.â�?�

For Pike, it
was yet another statement game right before the state tournament. Last week, the
Red Devils upset once-beaten Franklin Central 59-54.

â�?��?I think right
now we are playing good basketball, playing four quarters,â�?� Wright said. â�?��?Things
are finally coming together, the kids are in a groove, and itâ�?��?�s fun to watch when
they are playing that way.â�?�

Senior Kyle
Riley added 16 for the Red Devils, while Forte and Josh Jones each had 10 points
for Warren Central.

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BRACKETS: Enter HoosierAuthority.com's "2007 Boys Basketball Bracket Contest'!!!

Posted on 23 February 2007 by alexanderscot.

Attention
all boys basketball fans! HoosierAuthority.com is your home for Indiana high school
sports coverage, and we’re now taking it a step further with the 2007 Boys
Basketball Bracket Contest!

Starting
immediately, we are accepting entries into our boys hoops state tournament
prediction contest. Boys Basketball Coordinator Chris
May will be running this little ditty, and here’s how it
works:

In e-mail
format ONLY, break down the classes from 4A through 1A listing the 16 teams you
think will win sectional championships, followed by the four regional winners,
two semistate winners, and your predicted state champion for each class. (To
reference the sectional matchups, click here.)

Send
your e-mail entry to chris@hoosierauthority.com
when youâ�?��?�re done, then bust out your highlighters and enjoy next weekâ�?��?�s
sectional action!

Scoring
will be as follows: 1 point for a correct sectional champion, 4 points for a
correct regional champion, 6 points for a semistate champion, and 8 points for
a correct state champion prediction.

What’s
in it for you? To the participant that racks up the most points, you’ll receive
a piece of 2007 IHSAA state championship apparel courtesy of our business
partner, Morris Inc.

Good
luck â�?�¦ and get those e-mails in! Deadline for entry is 11:59 p.m. ET this
Sunday, Feb. 25. Rest assured that several members of the HoosierAuthority.com
staff will be sharing their picks, which weâ�?��?�ll post on Monday, Feb. 26.

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STATE FINALS: Saturday boys swimming heat sheets

Posted on 23 February 2007 by alexanderscot.

Courtesy of ihsaa.org, here are the Saturday heat sheets for
the 70th Annual IHSAA Boys Swimming & Diving State Finals to be held Feb. 24 at the
IU Natatorium in downtown Indianapolis:

Event
1 Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay

Lane, Team, Relay, Prelims

Heat
1 B-Consolation Final

1
Muncie Central 1:40.41

2
Seymour 1:40.36

3
Yorktown 1:38.27

4
Homestead 1:37.12

5
East Central 1:37.78

6
Crown Point 1:38.63

7
Wawasee 1:40.38

8
Culver Academies 1:40.45

Heat
2 A-Championship Final

1
Lake Central 1:36.97

2
South Bend Riley
1:36.86

3
Chesterton 1:35.43

4
Hamilton Southeastern
1:35.28

5
North Central (Indianapolis)
1:35.35

6
Munster 1:35.73

7
Carmel 1:36.86

8
Northridge 1:36.98

Event
2 Boys 200 Yard Freestyle

Lane, Name, Year, School, Prelims

Heat
1 B-Consolation Final

1
Titcomb, Robert 12 Homestead
1:44.08

2
Troyer, Kevin 12 Northridge 1:43.33

3
Elliott, Andrew 11 Penn 1:43.02

4
Chaney, Curtis 11 Fort Wayne
Northrop 1:42.89

5
Bass, William 10 Chesterton 1:42.96

6
Segar, Matt 11 Carmel
1:43.30

7
VanAllen, Ross 10 North Central (Indianapolis)
1:43.35

8
Wolfred, Drew 12 Noblesville 1:44.11

Heat
2 A-Championship Final

1
Bonanne, Kevin 12 Carmel
1:42.60

2
Minturn, Edward 10 North Central (Indianapolis)
1:42.43

3
Osborne, Spencer 12 Hamilton
Southeastern 1:41.48

4
Wachtel, Ben 11 Westfield
1:40.93

5
Ismail, Alex 12 Zionsville 1:41.17

6
Stewart, Zachary 12 Vincennes
Lincoln 1:42.35

7
Kruse, Matthew 11 Hamilton
Southeastern 1:42.48

8
Hueni, Jon 11 Bremen
1:42.81

Event
3 Boys 200 Yard IM

Lane, Name, Year, School, Prelims

Heat
1 B-Consolation Final

1
Peitz, Geoffrey 11 Hamilton
Southeastern 1:57.90

2
Gauger, Tylor 10 Kokomo
1:57.64

3
Astashinsky, Nick 9 Carmel
1:57.43

4
Butler, Brenden 12 Yorktown
1:55.92

5
Twer, Adam 11 Carmel
1:57.38

6
Nocco, Scott 9 Carmel
1:57.57

7
Connolly, Ryan 11 Zionsville 1:57.81

8
Trahin, Samuel 10 Carroll (Fort Wayne)
1:58.19

Heat
2 A-Championship Final

1
Mudd, Austin 11 Hamilton Southeastern 1:55.58

2
Dafforn, Ryan 12 Homestead
1:54.37

3
Raycroft, Joseph 12 Munster
1:53.04

4
Whitaker, Kyle 9 Chesterton 1:51.18

5
Christy, Mike 12 North Central (Indianapolis)
1:51.74

6
Paul, Derek 11 Hamilton
Southeastern 1:54.26

7
Hobson, Cameron 11 Crawfordsville 1:54.83

8
Burtch, Alex 10 Concord
1:55.84

Event
4 Boys 50 Yard Freestyle

Lane, Name, Year, School, Prelims

Heat
1 B-Consolation Final

1
Whipp, Anderson 10 Homestead 21.92

2
Hill, Devon 10 Muncie
Central 21.88

3
Johnson, Chris 10 Lake
Central 21.75

4
Sivak, David 12 Hobart 21.73

5
Stockman, Zachary 12 South Bend
Riley 21.73

6
Fitzgerald, Sean 10 Brebeuf Jesuit 21.76

7
Greene, Kurt 11 Mount Vernon
21.89

8
Lill, Adam 12 Homestead
21.93

Heat
2 A-Championship Final

1
Hartman, Daniel 12 Fort Wayne
Concordia 21.63

2
Pfaff, Christopher 12 South Bend
Riley 21.48

3
Darnell, Thomas 12 Chesterton 21.44

4
House, Kyle 11 East Central 21.29

5
Lemert, Tyler 12 Fort Wayne Concordia 21.32

6
Krantzberg, Maurico 12 Culver Academies 21.47

7
Sikorski, Victor 11 Wheeler 21.62

8
Kinney, Nathan 9 Hamilton
Southeastern 21.64

Event
6 Boys 100 Yard Butterfly

Lane, Name, Year, School, Prelims

Heat
1 B-Consolation Final

1
Kurz, Philipe 12 Elkhart
Central 52.71

2
Current, Adam 12 Fountain Central 52.00

3
Arwood, Wells 12 Yorktown 51.55

4
Joyce, Brendan 11 Carmel
51.30

5
Dafforn, Ryan 12 Homestead
51.41

6
Owen, Cameron 11 Hamilton
Southeastern 51.80

7
Newcomer, Sam 11 Zionsville 52.19

8
Mudd, Austin 11 Hamilton Southeastern 52.89

Heat
2 A-Championship Final

1
Rushlow, Mark 10 Northridge 51.17

2
Judge, Daniel 12 Fort Wayne
Luers 50.74

3
House, Kyle 11 East Central 50.39

4
Augustyn, Patrick 12 Highland
50.18

5
Pfaff, Christopher 12 South Bend
Riley 50.33

6
Whitaker, Kyle 9 Chesterton 50.44

7
Hueni, Jon 11 Bremen
51.03

8
Johnson, Zachary 11 Homestead
51.17

Event
7 Boys 100 Yard Freestyle

Lane, Name, Year, School, Prelims

Heat
1 B-Consolation Final

1
Whipp, Anderson 10 Homestead 47.78

2
Bonanne, Kevin 12 Carmel
47.70

3
Krantzberg, Maurico 12 Culver Academies 47.59

4
Stockman, Zachary 12 South Bend
Riley 47.48

5
Chaney, Curtis 11 Fort Wayne
Northrop 47.54

6
Heckler, David 11 North Central (Indianapolis)
47.68

7
Elliott, Logan 12
Northridge 47.71

8
Burtch, Alex 10 Concord
47.80

Heat
2 A-Championship Final

1
Ismail, Alex 12 Zionsville 47.32

2
Elliott, Andrew 11 Penn 46.92

3
Stewart, Zachary 12 Vincennes
Lincoln 46.84

4
Wachtel, Ben 11 Westfield
46.17

5
Osborne, Spencer 12 Hamilton
Southeastern 46.26

6
Kinney, Nathan 9 Hamilton
Southeastern 46.91

7
Fitzgerald, Sean 10 Brebeuf Jesuit 47.18

8
Sivak, David 12 Hobart 47.41

Event
8 Boys 500 Yard Freestyle

Lane, Name, Year, School, Prelims

Heat
1 B-Consolation Final

1
Lee, Juston 12 Bedford North
Lawrence 4:47.38

2
Pashley, Noah 10 Center Grove 4:45.03

3
Oates, Steven 12 Chesterton 4:44.71

4
LaMothe, Alec 10 North Central (Indianapolis)
4:41.23

5
Titcomb, Robert 12 Homestead
4:42.83

6
Mahon, Raymond 10 West Lafayette 4:44.95

7
Frain, Justin 9 Fort Wayne
Dwenger 4:46.20

8
Gauger, Tylor 10 Kokomo
4:47.47

Heat
2 A-Championship Final

1
Kruse, Matthew 11 Hamilton
Southeastern 4:41.15

2
Troyer, Kevin 12 Northridge 4:40.53

3
Trahin, Samuel 10 Carroll (Fort Wayne)
4:39.92

4
Minturn, Edward 10 North Central (Indianapolis)
4:34.69

5
Wolfred, Drew 12 Noblesville 4:39.68

6
Bass, William 10 Chesterton 4:39.98

7
Segar, Matt 11 Carmel
4:40.89

8
VanAllen, Ross 10 North Central (Indianapolis)
4:41.23

Event
9 Boys 200 Yard Freestyle Relay

Lane, Team, Relay, Prelims

Heat
1 B-Consolation Final

1
Bloomington South
1:30.11

2
Fort Wayne Concordia
1:29.80

3
Yorktown 1:29.35

4
Crown Point 1:29.13

5
Zionsville 1:29.16

6
Noblesville 1:29.68

7
Whiteland 1:29.89

8
Franklin Central
1:30.18

Heat
2 A-Championship Final

1
Munster 1:28.04

2
Homestead 1:27.44

3
South Bend Riley
1:26.99

4
North Central (Indianapolis)
1:26.74

5
Hamilton Southeastern
1:26.82

6
Chesterton 1:27.08

7
Northridge 1:27.64

8
Carmel 1:28.33

Event
10 Boys 100 Yard Backstroke

Lane, Name, Year, School, Prelims

Heat
1 B-Consolation Final

1
Jones, Nicholas 10 Homestead
54.87

2
Jordan, Josh 10 Carmel 53.99

3
Astashinsky, Nick 9 Carmel
53.89

4
Solan, Jon 11 Lake
Central 53.28

5
Twer, Adam 11 Carmel
53.63

6
Duvall, Patrick 12 West Lafayette
53.97

7
Peitz, Geoffrey 11 Hamilton
Southeastern 54.22

8
Hanselmann, Christian 11 Mount Vernon
(Fortville) 55.04

Heat
2 A-Championship Final

1
Beyerl, Jason 12 Hamilton
Southeastern 52.78

2
Miller, Albert 11 Chesterton 52.49

3
Raycroft, Joseph 12 Munster
52.07

4
Christy, Mike 12 North Central (Indianapolis)
51.23

5
Hobson, Cameron 11 Crawfordsville 51.84

6
Watkins, Cameron 11 North Central (Indianapolis)
52.48

7
Elliott, Logan 12
Northridge 52.56

8
Johnson, Zachary 11 Homestead
52.96

Event
11 Boys 100 Yard Breaststroke

Lane, Name, Year, School, Prelims

Heat
1 B-Consolation Final

1
Radalia, Ethan 11 Homestead
1:00.77

2
Rhinesmith, Evan 12 Mount Vernon
(Fortville) 1:00.68

3
Lucero-Dixon, Daniel 12 South Bend
Riley 1:00.13

4
Souders, Ben 10 North Central (Indianapolis)
59.68

5
Kennedy, Tyler 11
East Central 59.99

6
Dean, Scott 12 Carmel
1:00.51

7
Greene, Kurt 11 Mount Vernon
1:00.70

8
Hall, Darik 12 Yorktown 1:00.85

Heat
2 A-Championship Final

1
Gray, Colin 11 Westfield
59.48

2
Andringa, Alec 11 Fort Wayne
Snider 58.77

3
Johnson, Chris 10 Lake
Central 57.13

4
Lemert, Tyler 12 Fort Wayne Concordia 54.82

5
Paul, Derek 11 Hamilton
Southeastern 57.07

6
Kaminski, Andrew 11 Munster
58.15

7
Durkin, Robert 12 Concord
59.25

8
Pabon, Nicholas 11 Michigan City
59.53

Event
12 Boys 400 Yard Freestyle Relay

Lane, Team, Relay, Prelims

Heat
1 B-Consolation Final

1
Westfield 3:18.99

2
Culver Academies 3:18.43

3
East Central 3:17.54

4
Lake Central 3:14.98

5
Noblesville 3:16.18

6
Penn 3:18.27

7
Bloomington South
3:18.81

8
South Bend Riley
3:19.18

Heat
2 A-Championship Final

1
Carmel 3:13.57

2
Northridge 3:12.58

3
North Central (Indianapolis)
3:11.58

4
Hamilton Southeastern
3:09.95

5
Chesterton 3:10.55

6
Homestead 3:12.35

7
Munster 3:13.53

8
Zionsville 3:14.25

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