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Rankings: Zero changes in fourth boys volleyball coaches' poll

Posted on 30 April 2007 by alexanderscot.

Here is
the fourth set of rankings for the 2007 boys volleyball season from April 30,
courtesy of the 28-team leagueâ??s coaches:
 
1. Indianapolis Cathedral
2. Center
Grove
3. Wheeler
4. Carmel
5. Hamilton Southeastern
6.
Wapahani
7. Hebron
8. Southport
9. Washington Township 
10. Franklin
 
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Scecina's two hits, Wethington's 14 Ks enough to blank 4A No. 7 Martinsville, 2-0

Posted on 30 April 2007 by alexanderscot.

By Russell Sherman
Staff Intern
 
INDIANAPOLIS â??? There arenâ??t many teams that
have the ability to get only two hits, squeeze out just a pair of runs, yet
still win convincingly against a ranked team. But Class 2A top-ranked
Indianapolis Scecina did just that April 27 in knocking off 4A No. 7
Martinsville at Brookside Park.
           
The host
Crusaders got two early runs and rambled on as Emily Wethington didnâ??t allow
any serious threats from the two-time defending 4A state champion.
           
Wethington,
last yearâ??s Indiana Gatorade Player of the Year, struck out 14 in going the
seven-inning distance.
           
â??Emily
kept us in the ball game with her 14 strikeouts,� said Scecina coach Tom
Moorman. â??I really think she is the best pitcher in the state.â?
           
The Ohio University
recruit gave up a one-out single in the top of the seventh but responded by
striking out the final two batters to **** any late Martinsville momentum.
           
Scecina
got one of its runs on a home run by Jamie Goss. Moorman, however, knows the
Crusaders, who came into the game hitting .386, canâ??t settle for just two hits.
           
â??The first
two innings were pretty good, but we werenâ??t patient with the pitcher,â? Moorman
said. â??This is the worst game we had hitting â??? we didnâ??t have many strikeouts,
and we just werenâ??t patient.
           
â??As far as
the way we played, I wasnâ??t pleased at all. We hit everything off the end of
the bat, so we just need to improve on getting the bunt down and being smarter
on the bases.�
           
The
Crusaders didnâ??t have long to try to improve on those things as they were back
at Brookside April 28 for the first two rounds
of the Indianapolis City Tournament. But Scecina found easy going in the first
two rounds, first blanking 1A No. 12 Indianapolis Ritter 15-0 before plowing
past Indianapolis Arlington 19-0.
 
Indianapolis City Tournament
Round 1
Indianapolis Scecina 15, Indianapolis Ritter 0
Indianapolis Manual 4, Indianapolis Northwest 2
Heritage Christian 10, Covenant Christian 0
Indianapolis Chatard 13, Indianapolis Broad Ripple 0
Indianapolis Washington 24, Indianapolis Tech 4

Quarterfinals
Indianapolis Scecina 19, Indianapolis Arlington 0
Indianapolis Manual 11, Indianapolis Howe Academy 1
Indianapolis Chatard 6, Heritage Christian 5
Indianapolis Cathedral 12, Indianapolis Washington 0

 
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Evan Eiler named Huntington North athlete of the week

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Bigelow named Huntington North athlete of the week

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SCOREBOARD: Girls tennis Week 6

Posted on 30 April 2007 by alexanderscot.

Here are scores from Week 6 (April 23-28) of the 2007 girls tennis
season, courtesy of the Indiana High School Tennis Coaches Association:
 
April 28
Concord Invite
No. 5
Homestead 51
No. 13 Fort Wayne Canterbury 47
Mishawaka Marian 29
No. 22 Elkhart Central 26
Concord 24
South Bend St. Josephâ??s 20
Penn 16
Angola
2
 
Delta
Invite
Placement round
No. 7
Indianapolis Cathedral 3, No. 4 Delta 2 (finals)
West Lafayette 4, Carroll (Fort Wayne) 1
(third place)
Leo 4, Columbia City 1 (fifth place)
Batesville 3, Yorktown 2 (seventh
place)
Prelims
No. 7
Indianapolis Cathedral 4, Leo
1
No. 7 Indianapolis Cathedral 4, Carroll (Fort Wayne) 1
No. 4 Delta 5, Batesville 0
No. 4 Delta 3, West Lafayette 2
West Lafayette 4, Columbia City 1
Columbia City 3, Batesville 2
Carroll (Fort Wayne) 5, Yorktown
0
Leo 5, Yorktown 0

Merrillville
Invite
No. 3
Carmel 40
Roncalli 31
Indianapolis Chatard 30
Chesterton 29
No. 23 Terre
Haute North 28
Lafayette Central Catholic 21
Merrillville 15
Lake Central 1
 
DeKalb
Invite
Floyd Central 33
DeKalb 28
Bellmont 21
Fort Wayne Dwenger 14
Triton 13
NorthWood 11
Jay County
4
Blackford 1

Argyll
Invite @ Madison-Grant

Greenfield-Central 4, Madison-Grant 1
(finals)
Greenfield-Central 5, Taylor
0
Madison-Grant 5 Taylor 0
 
No. 10
Bloomington South 4, Bedford
North Lawrence 1
No. 16 Zionsville 5, Lebanon
0
Plymouth 3, No. 18 Culver Academies 2
No. 23 Terre Haute North 3, West Lafayette 2
Brownsburg 4, Lafayette Jefferson 1
Huntington North 3, Anderson 2
Lafayette Jefferson 3, Avon 2
Lafayette Jefferson 5, Fishers 0
Logansport 3, Anderson 2
Logansport 4, New Castle 1
Marion 5, Muncie Central 0
Marion 5, Richmond 0
Muncie Central 3, Kokomo 2
Richmond 5, Kokomo 0



April 27
No. 6
Jasper 5, Washington 0
No. 13 Fort
Wayne Canterbury 4, Bellmont 1
No. 17
Hamilton Southeastern 4, Westfield 1
No. 23 Terre Haute North 3,
West Lafayette 2
No. 27 Michigan City 4, No. 18 Culver Academies 1
Brownsburg 4, Harrison (West Lafayette) 1
Fort Wayne Dwenger
5, Fort
Wayne South 0
Plymouth 3, Elkhart Memorial 2
 
April 26
No. 2
Munster 4, No. 8 Center Grove 1
No. 8 Center Grove 3, No. 14 Brebeuf 2
No. 16 Zionsville 3, Brownsburg
1 (shorted due to rain)
Fort Wayne Dwenger 5, Fort Wayne South 0
Greenfield-Central 5, Knightstown 0
Indianapolis Chatard 4, Roncalli 1
Loogootee 3, Forest Park 2

April 24
No. 1
Park Tudor 5, No. 8 Center Grove 0
No. 4 Delta 3, No. 23 Terre Haute
North 2
No. 5 Homestead 5, East Noble 0
No. 6 Jasper
5, Boonville 0
No. 8 Center Grove 3, Warren Central 1 (shortened due to rain)
No. 10 Bloomington South 5, Lawrence
Central 0
No. 11 Columbus North 5, Greensburg 0
No. 11 Columbus North 5, Pike 0
No. 19 Franklin Central 3, Southport 2
No. 25 Penn
5, South Bend Washington 0
No. 27
Michigan City 5, Chesterton
0
Adams Central 3, Leo 2
Bellmont 5, Columbia City 0
Carroll (Fort Wayne) 4, Norwell 1
Centerville 3, Richmond 2
DeKalb 5, New Haven 0
East Central 5, South Dearborn 0
Fort Wayne South 3, Fort Wayne North 2
Heritage Christian 5, Hamilton Heights 0
Indianapolis
Chatard 3, Indianapolis Tech 2
Indianapolis Tech 4, Indianapolis Scecina 1
Indianapolis Tech 3, Indianapolis Ritter 2
Lebanon 5, Rossville 0
Loogootee 5, Barr-Reeve 0
Madison-Grant 4, Blackford 1
Mississinewa 4, Western 1
Mt. Vernon
(Fortville) 5, Lapel 0
New Palestine 3, Greenfield-Central 2
Plymouth 5, Concord
0
Scottsburg 5, Brownstown 0
Wabash 4, Manchester 1
West Lafayette 3, Lafayette
Jefferson 2
 
April 23
No. 7
Indianapolis Cathedral
4, University 1
No. 8
Center Grove 5, Perry
Meridian 0
No. 10 Bloomington South 5, No. 19 Franklin Central 0
No. 11
Columbus North 5, Seymour 0
No. 15 Terre
Haute South 5, Northview 0
No. 17
Hamilton Southeastern 5, Avon 0
No. 23 Castle 4, Evansville Harrison 1
Bedford North Lawrence 5, Bloomfield 0
Bellmont 5, Adams Central 0
Columbia City 4, Whitko 1
East Central 5, Milan 0
Fort Wayne Dwenger 5, Fort Wayne Wayne 0
Fort Wayne South 5, Fort Wayne Elmhurst 0
Indianapolis Chatard 3, Lawrence North 2
Indianapolis Ritter 3, Heritage Christian 2
Logansport 5, Maconaquah 0
Madison-Grant 4, Eastern 1
Mississinewa 3, Muncie Burris 2
New Castle 3, Shenandoah 2
Rochester 5, Manchester 0
Scottsburg 3, Madison Shawe 2
Scottsburg 5, Madison 0
Scottsburg 3, Seymour 2
Scottsburg 3, Jennings County 2
Scottsburg 3, Henryville 2
Scottsburg 4, Clarksville 1
Scottsburg 5, Charlestown 0
Scottsburg 4, Corydon 1
Scottsburg 3, North Harrison 2
South Adams 3, Jay County 2
Westfield 5, Alexandria 0
 
Note: We at HoosierAuthority.com
are fairly certain that Scottsburg did not play nine matches on April 23, but this is the info we got from the coaches, God
love â??em.
 
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Softball: New Palestine at Pendleton Heights

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SCOREBOARD: Boys golf Week 5

Posted on 30 April 2007 by alexanderscot.

Here are scores from Week 5 (April 23-28, plus one leftover from April
21) of the 2007 boys golf season, courtesy of the Indiana High School Golf
Coaches Associationâ??s Bob Brothers:
 
April 28
Indianapolis
Chatard Invitational
Second-ranked Carmel tops unranked Roncalli by 12 strokes at
Heartland Crossing Golf Course (par 72, slope 130, yardage 6,849) in a 12-team field
featuring three ranked schools. Carmelâ??s
Peter Oâ??Neill shoots a 2-under 70 to snoob medalist honors from Roncalliâ??s
Robert Gleixner by one shot.
 
Team scores
No.
2 Carmel 312
Roncalli
324
No.
17 Batesville 327
No.
5 Indianapolis
Cathedral 332
Indianapolis
Chatard 332
Brebeuf
344
Center
Grove White 353
Perry
Meridian 354
Madison
Shawe 354
Warren
Central 360
Ben
Davis 366
Lawrence
Central 370
 
Individual scores
1.
Peter O’Neill (Carmel)
70
2.
Robert Gleixner (Roncalli) 71
3.
Matt Dodson (Chatard) 75
 
Wawasee Invitational
No. 10 Homestead squeezes past
Northridge by the narrowest of margins â??? one stroke â??? to win this 15-team
event.
 
Team scores
No. 10 Homestead 302
Northridge
303
Wawasee
Gold 304
Goshen 308
NorthWood
310
Wawasee
Green 315
Chesterton
316
Columbia City 318
Fort Wayne Northrop 322
Plymouth 326
Manchester 329
Elkhart Central 339
Mishawaka 345
Lakeland 346
Whitko 364
 
Fort
Wayne Canterbury Invitational
Carroll (Fort Wayne)
downs Fremont
by 14 strokes at Chestnut Hills Golf Club (par 72, slope 127, rating 70.9, yardage 6,558).
Norwellâ??s Imel takes medalist honors with a 2-under 70, two strokes better than
Carrollâ??s White.
 
Team scores
Carroll (Fort Wayne) 300
Fremont 314
Fort Wayne Luers 327
Norwell
331
Fort Wayne Canterbury
332
Heritage
342
Wabash 356
Churubusco
386
Fort Wayne South 410
 
Individual scores
1. Imel (Norwell)
70
2. White
(Carroll) 72
3. Argus (Canterbury) 73
4. Dehaven
(Carroll) 74
5. Carlson
(Fremont) 76
6. Kinkopf
(Carroll) 77
6. McGinn
(Carroll) 77
6. Argus (Canterbury) 77
 
DeKalb Invitational
Concord defeats Fort
Wayne Concordia Lutheran by 10 shots for the title in this
eight-team event.
 
Team scores
1. Concord 307
2. Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran
317
3. Fort Wayne Dwenger 320
4. Fort Wayne Snider 325
5. DeKalb
337
6. Angola
351
7. Fort Wayne Wayne
390
8. Fort Wayne North 418
 
17th
Annual Taylor Invitational
Oak Hill downs Mississinewa by
three shots at Kokomoâ??s
Chippendale Golf Club (par 73, slope 129, rating 71) in a
12-team event.
 
Team scores
Oak
Hill 340
Mississinewa
342
Tipton
345
Northwestern
352
Western
354
Eastbrook
354
Other schools participating (no
scores available): Kokomo,
Hamilton Heights,
Southern Wells, Taylor,
Lapel, Eastern (Greentown)
 
Individual scores
1.
Brian Brewer (Oak Hill) 76
2.
Adlia Deisler (Mississinewa) 78
3.
Craig Poe (Oak Hill) 83
3.
Luke Pitcher (Kokomo)
83
3.
John Hix (Eastbrook) 83
3.
Peyton Richardson
(Northwestern) 83
3.
Devin Moyers (Kokomo)
83
8.
Andrew Wilson (Tipton)
84
9.
Ethan Harper (Tipton) 85
9.
Tanner Gray (Tipton) 85
 
April
21
Whitko
Invitational
Then-No. 8
Wawasee finishes 20 strokes better than Manchester
in this 12-team field at Sycamore Golf Course (par 72, slope 123, rating 68.6).
 
Team scores
No. 8 Wawasee
305
Manchester 325
Tippecanoe Valley 327
Triton 328
Wabash 356
Whitko 361
Fairfield 368
Central
Noble 370
Marion 373
New
Prairie 405
LaVille 420
Northfield 420
 
Individual scores
1. T.J.
Carpenter (Triton) 70
2. Jordan Dawes (Wawasee) 72
3. John Kirkwood
(Wawasee) 75
4. Tracy Stoll (Tippy Valley) 76
4. Kyle Hensley (Marion)
76
 
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Rankings: Norwell, MC Marquette ascend to top of sixth coaches' polls

Posted on 30 April 2007 by alexanderscot.

Norwell
and Michigan City Marquette have both made the leap from bridesmaid to the No.
1 spot in the sixth set of Indiana High School Baseball Coaches Association polls
for the 2007 baseball season. Norwell, the defending Class 3A state runner-up,
swaps spots with Vincennes Lincoln, while 1A Marquette does the same
with Frontier.
 
Center Grove
(4A) and Eastern (Pekin)
(2A) maintain their status at the top as we head into May. There were, however,
some significant moves this week. In 4A, Columbus North moves from 10th
to fifth while DeKalb goes from 16th to tied for eighth. In 3A, the
two teams tied for 15th last week â??? Pendleton
Heights and Peru â??? scoot up to eighth and
ninth, respectively. In 2A, South
Ripley leaps to ninth after being unranked. And in 1A, Fort Wayne Canterbury goes from 11th to
seventh while Christian Academy of Indiana leaps from the unranked to
eighth.
 
Teams are
listed by ranking followed by school, record, number of first-place votes if
applicable, and vote total. Your Top 59 from April 30:
 
Class
4A
1. Center Grove (13-0) (6) 60 
2. Crown Point (12-0)
53 
3. Carroll (Fort Wayne) (11-1)
49 
4. Terre Haute
South (12-2) 36 
5. Columbus
North (10-1) 29 
6. Castle (12-3) 16 
7. Anderson (10-2)
15 
8. Bloomington
South (10-2) 13
8. DeKalb (11-2) 13 
10. Indianapolis
Cathedral (10-2) 12 
11. Kokomo (10-1) 9
12. New Albany (12-3) 8
13. Goshen (10-2) 7
14. Homestead (10-2) 5
14. Noblesville (11-4) 5
 
Class
3A
1. Norwell (11-0) (3) 57 
2. Vincennes Lincoln (11-0) (3) 56 
3. New Palestine (11-0)
49 
4. South Bend St. Josephâ??s (11-1) 42 
5. West Lafayette (11-3)
29 
6. Yorktown (10-3) 23 
7. Andrean (12-3) 19 
8. Pendleton
Heights (9-2) 15 
9. Peru (9-3)
12 
10. Mount Vernon
(Posey) (8-3) 9 
11. Southmont (9-2) 8
12. West Vigo (8-3) 6
13. New Castle (8-3) 2
14. Evansville
Memorial (10-6) 1
14. Jasper (7-4) 1
14. Jay County (8-2) 1
 
Class
2A
1. Eastern (Pekin) (13-1) (6)
60 
2. Northwestern (10-2) 48 
3. Austin (11-2)
44 
4. North Putnam (10-1) 42 
5. Wapahani (10-2) 36 
6. Boone Grove (9-1) 32 
7. Northfield (10-2)
21 
8. Providence (9-1)
18 
9. South Ripley (9-2) 9 
10. Charlestown (8-2)
7
10. Madison-Grant (8-1) 7 
12. Mitchell (8-2) 4
13. Southridge (11-5) 1
13. Northeastern (9-3) 1
 
Class A
1. Michigan City Marquette (12-1) (4) 56 
2. Frontier (14-2) 52 
3. Lafayette
Central Catholic (9-2) (2) 49 
4. Northeast Dubois (9-1) 45 
5. Lanesville (8-1) 32 
6. Jac-Cen-Del (7-2) 22 
7. Fort Wayne Canterbury (8-2) 21 
8. Christian Academy of Indiana (7-2) 15 
9. Henryville (7-3) 11 
10. Kouts (5-2) 7
10. Covington (7-3) 7 
12. LaCrosse (9-4) 6
13. Shakamak (8-5) 4
14. Loogootee (7-4) 3
 
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Mid-Season Classic: 3A No. 2 Norwell dominates four-team round-robin field

Posted on 30 April 2007 by alexanderscot.

By Will Willems
Contributing Writer
 
INDIANAPOLIS â??? As the old adage goes, defense
wins championships. Not in the case of Class 3A No. 2 Norwell.
 
The school
just south of Fort Wayne
came down to Indy and dominated a tough four-team field April 27-28 at the
Brebeuf Mid-Season Classic.
           
In the
third game of the round-robin tournament Saturday Norwell downed the host
Braves, 9-1. The beatdown started just two pitches into the game when Rhett
Goodmiller blasted a lead-off homer to right-center field.
           
â??It wasnâ??t
easy, but overall it was just a great weekend,� said Norwell coach Kelby
Weybright. â??It was a great team effort.â?
           
Norwell (11-0),
the defending 3A state runner-up, staked itself to even a bigger lead by adding
a run in the second inning on a RBI single by Ryne Otis. The game was then put
out of reach with Adam Ruprightâ??s three-run shot in the third, making the score
5-0.
           
â??We were
looking for a lot of fastballs and good pitches,â? Weybright said. â??We found
them and hit them hard.
 
â??We have a
lot of experience and it showed.�
           
Brebeuf (9-5)
was able to add a run in the third inning. Jack Dillon reached on a fielderâ??s
choice and moved to second on a balk. A single by Tre Eberhart pushed Dillon to
third before Ty Adamsâ?? groundout scored Dillon.
           
The Braves
wouldnâ??t threaten again. Jarrod Parker, a Georgia Tech signee and possible
Major League draft pick, showed why he is one of the best prospects in the
country by mowing down one Brebeuf hitter after another.
           
In three
innings of work, Parker faced the minimum nine batters, allowing one hit (whom
he subsequently picked off) and striking out four. His fastball was routinely
reaching 95 mph, and of his 30 pitches, 25 were strikes.
           
â??It wasnâ??t
just Jarrod â??? we got great pitching all weekend long,â? Weybright said. â??All
our pitchers were just outstanding; they just continued to hit their spots.
 
â??Weâ??ve
been telling them to just let the balls get into play and trust the defense because
we are confident in the seven guys behind the pitchers.�
           
Norwell
added three more runs in the seventh to get to the final margin. To end the
game, little-used Sam Summer made an unbelievable diving catch on a line shot
up the middle.
           
â??Perfect way
to end the day,� said a smiling Weybright.
           
Michael
Caley pitched three innings and gave up one run while allowing four hits to get
the win. Stevie Gipsen took the loss, giving up just Goodmillerâ??s home run in
his one inning of work before leaving with an elbow injury.
           
On Friday,
Otis got the win as Norwell beat 3A No. 4 Andrean by a 9-2 count thanks to a
five-run third inning. In early action Saturday, Norwell then dominated 4A No.
5 Anderson, 17-0. Otis hit a two-run homer in the first inning, and Kreigh
Williams hit a solo shot in the third.
           
The
morning session wasnâ??t much better for Brebeuf as the Braves fell to Andrean,
7-1, thanks to a brilliant pitching performance by Carl Chambers.
           
â??It was
huge for us,â? Chambers said. â??Coming off the loss yesterday (to Norwell), we
needed to come out and play well.�
           
Brebeuf
struck first in the first inning on an RBI single by starting pitcher Nate
Koontz. But Andrean responded a half-inning later for two runs on the benefit
of only one hit.
 
Kevin
Corbett walked and stole second base before moving to third on a passed ball.
After a walk to Jeff Stirbeck, the Fighting 59ers pulled off a perfectly
delayed double steal to score Corbett.
           
Two
batters later, a single by Cam Panther drove in Stirbeck and Andrean would have
all the cushion it would need.
           
Chambers did
get into some trouble in the second, loading the bases with two outs. But a
strikeout of Eberhart started a string of 10 consecutive batters that Chambers
shut down.
           
â??I just
got into a good pitching groove,â? Chambers said. â??The curveball was really
working, going 12 to 6.
 
â??I just
started to throw the ball harder and concentrate more with the bases loaded
there.�
           
Andrean
added two insurance runs in the fourth with an RBI double by Kevin Franchetti
and a perfect squeeze bunt by Panther that scored Franchetti.
           
Chambers
put the game out of reach when he played long ball to deep center in the sixth.
           
â??I was
just trying to help myself out,â? Chambers said. â??I guess I got ahold of one.â?
           
Brebeuf had
its last good chance to score in the sixth when Adams
was hit by a pitch and Koontz reached on an error. But Chambers got Sean Domer
to ground out before whiffing Radley Haddad and Jamie Hebenstreet to end the
threat.
           
Andrean
capped off the scoring in the seventh with RBI hits by Adam Norton and Austin
Sutter.
 
Final scores
Friday
Norwell 9,
Andrean 2
Brebeuf 5,
Anderson 2
 
Saturday
Norwell
17, Anderson 0
Andrean 7,
Brebeuf 1
Norwell 9,
Brebeuf 1
Anderson 5, Andrean 2
 
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Brownsburg Invitational: Post-prom Plainfield (292) shocks loaded field at West Chase

Posted on 29 April 2007 by alexanderscot.

By Russell Sherman
Staff Intern
 
BROWNSBURG
â??? All the chips were stacked against
the Plainfield
boys golf team April 28 at the Brownsburg Invitational at West Chase Golf Club.
 
The No. 8 Quakers
were going up against four other ranked teams: No. 1 Avon, No. 6 Noblesville,
No. 7 Center Grove, No. 11 Warsaw. They were coming off a night in which their
players did not get home until 3 or 4 a.m. because of prom. And they faced
windy conditions that wreaked havoc on all the competitors.
 
Yet Plainfield found a way to
fire a 292 and shock the 20-team field.
 
The
Quakers not only grabbed the trophy for first place, but they also had the
medalist at West Chase. Doug Kinney, Plainfieldâ??s
No. 3 golfer, fired a 2-under 69 in the difficult conditions for a three-stroke
victory over Pikeâ??s Brandon Wenger.
 
â??Iâ??m
unbelievably impressed,� said Plainfield
coach Pat Cavanaugh. â??The late start time (1 p.m. ET) helped, but our guys were
in a good frame of mine and didnâ??t get down on theirselves.â?
 
Aside from
Kinneyâ??s 69, Plainfield
got a 72 from Kyle Dell, a 75 from Matt Tinkle, and a 76 from No. 1 man Zach
Treash.
 
The
Quakersâ?? score of 292 was 12 shots lower than second-place Avon
and 13 shots better than third-place Lafayette Jefferson. Of the other ranked
teams, Center Grove (308) was fifth, Noblesville (309) took sixth, and Warsaw (322) was 11th.
 
â??This
gives us big confidence â??? there were six or seven ranked teams here,â? said Cavanaugh,
alluding to third-place Lafayette Jeffâ??s honorable mention in this weekâ??s
coachesâ?? poll. â??Zach Treash struggled with putting but hit the ball solidly.
Kyle Dell is playing well but had some mishaps that hurt his score.
 
â??Other
than the 69, the guys finished about where I thought they would.�
           
Avon, whom
Cavanaugh said was Plainfieldâ??s
natural rival, got a 75 from Blair Webb and a 76 from Ryan Wegeng. But the
Oriolesâ?? 304 was still well off Plainfieldâ??s
pace.
           
The other
surprise of the event was the performance of Lafayette Jeff. The Bronchos used
a 75 from Brian Wolpert and steady performances from the rest of their golfers
to card a 305.
           
â??Iâ??m very
happy, but we want to be playing our best golf in June,â? Cavanaugh said. â??We
will continue to work on 100 yards and in, including putting.�
 
Team scores
1. Plainfield 292
2. Avon 304
3. Lafayette Jefferson 305
4. North
Central (Indianapolis)
307
5. Center
Grove 308
6.
Noblesville 309
7.
Zionsville 313
8. Terre Haute South 315
9. Hamilton Southeastern 316
10. Lebanon 320
11. Warsaw 322
12.
Brownsburg 324
13. Covenant
Christian 331
14. New Palestine 338
15. South
Vermillion 339
15. Pike
339
17. Lawrence North 353
18.
Franklin Central 361
19.
Cloverdale 372
20. Danville 406

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