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Photo Diary: State Finals

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#21 Warren Central narrowly defeats field in classic Marion County battle

Posted on 30 September 2007 by alexanderscot.

By Brandon Jones
Running Sports Coordinator

Everyone knew that the boys Marion County title was up for grabs, but few would have predicted that it would have been this close.

In a battle that came down the the final stretch of the race, it was the two-time defending state champions that were victorious once the final tallies were added.

The Warriors finished with 92 points, just one better than #17 Franklin Central, and two better than #18 Ben Davis.

Franklin Central’s Scott Lasiter showed that he has returned to form following last week’s scary incident in northeast Indiana where he was forced to drop out of the race after stepping on a golf tee.

His time of 15:55 was six seconds better than that of runner-up Andy Wilson of Ben Davis.

Warren Central’s Caleb Pack used a massive final kilometer to take home third over Lance Nelson of Southport, a move that would ultimately give county honors to his team.

Here are the individual results from Saturday’s race:
    1    1   113 Scott Lasiter            JR         Franklin Central     15:55.5  5:09
    2    2    48 Andy Wilson              SR         Ben Davis            16:01.4  5:11
    3    3   429 Caleb Pack               JR         Warren Central       16:06.6  5:12
    4    4   466 Lance Nelson             SO         Southport            16:08.5  5:13
    5    5   333 Michael Jordan           JR         Pike                 16:09.2  5:13
    6    6    35 Traishaun Johnson        SO         Ben Davis            16:12.1  5:14
    7    7   325 Matt Cain                SR         Pike                 16:24.1  5:18
    8    8   481 Pierce Kuhl              SR         Lawrence North       16:25.8  5:18
    9    9   366 Sean Mcguire             SR         Roncalli             16:28.7  5:19
   10   10   117 Joe Talhelm              JR         Franklin Central     16:29.0  5:20
   11   11   281 Jonny Duty               SR         Perry Meridian       16:32.3  5:21
   12   12   215 Rod Lammers              SR         North Central        16:34.3  5:21
   13   13   219 David Marcus             SR         North Central        16:36.0  5:22
   14   14   299 Lance Young              SO         Perry Meridian       16:37.9  5:22
   15   15   420 Micah Aldrich            SR         Warren Central       16:38.4  5:23
   16   16   112 Zach Jenkins             JR         Franklin Central     16:41.9  5:24
   17   17   433 Orion Wenrich            SR         Warren Central       16:43.1  5:24
   18   18    41 Nicholas Sefton          SR         Ben Davis            16:44.0  5:24
   19   19   492 Eric Thaman              SR         Lawrence North       16:51.0  5:27
   20   20    46 Donavan White            SR         Ben Davis            16:55.7  5:28
   21   21   212 Connor Geshay            SO         North Central        16:58.3  5:29
   22   22   369 Alex Schoettle           SO         Roncalli             17:00.8  5:30
   23   23   146 Taylor Marshall          SR         Lawrence Central     17:01.3  5:30
   24   24   473 Christopher Boyd         SR         Lawrence North       17:02.0  5:30
   25   25   371 Zach Zobel               JR         Roncalli             17:02.4  5:30
   26   26   475 Matt Farkas              SO         Lawrence North       17:04.0  5:31
   27   27   424 Shaun Doerflein          SR         Warren Central       17:05.2  5:31
   28   28   465 Daniel Morris            JR         Southport            17:05.7  5:31
   29   29   213 Kris Kinkead             SR         North Central        17:06.3  5:32
   30   30   423 Ryan Daugherty           JR         Warren Central       17:07.2  5:32
   31   31   119 Michael Whyde            SO         Franklin Central     17:09.1  5:32
   32   32   261 Kyle Marks               JR         Park Tudor           17:10.5  5:33
   33   33   484 Zach Miller              SO         Lawrence North       17:11.2  5:33
   34   34   149 Spencer Sheridan         SR         Lawrence Central     17:12.3  5:33
   35   35   114 Andrew Miniear           SR         Franklin Central     17:12.9  5:34
   36   36   110 Michael Czerny           SR         Franklin Central     17:15.2  5:34
   37   37   485 Brad Murrell             SR         Lawrence North       17:16.0  5:35
   38   38   227 Ethan Wellin             JR         North Central        17:16.4  5:35
   39   39   426 Joel Mathews             SR         Warren Central       17:16.8  5:35
   40   40   226 Julian Toumey            SO         North Central        17:17.2  5:35
   41   41   368 Evan Schludecker         SR         Roncalli             17:18.9  5:36
   42   42    93 Kyle Corsaro             SR         Decatur Central      17:19.3  5:36
   43   43   282 Steven Eakle             SO         Perry Meridian       17:19.7  5:36
   44   44    77 John Krasich             SO         Brebeuf Jesuit       17:23.0  5:37
   45   45   462 Michael Gearhart         JR         Southport            17:24.1  5:37
   46   46   464 Patrick Miller           SR         Southport            17:25.2  5:38
   47   47   294 Jimmy Schoettle          SR         Perry Meridian       17:25.8  5:38
   48   48    47 Josh Williams            SO         Ben Davis            17:28.5  5:39
   49   49   329 Tyler Dennis             JR         Pike                 17:31.3  5:40
   50   50   479 Zach Grese               SO         Lawrence North       17:32.7  5:40
   51   51    10 Matt Stewart             SR         Beech Grove          17:36.3  5:41
   52   52   260 Manvir Heir              SR         Park Tudor           17:36.6  5:41
   53   53   364 Nathan Luebbehusen       SO         Roncalli             17:37.2  5:42
   54   54   342 Andrew Schaeffer         SO         Pike                 17:38.0  5:42
   55   55   257 John Arak                JR         Park Tudor           17:38.6  5:42
   56   56   259 Henry Farley             FR         Park Tudor           17:39.2  5:42
   57   57   288 Joel Peterson            SO         Perry Meridian       17:39.8  5:42
   58   58   116 Robert Shoemaker         SR         Franklin Central     17:43.4  5:44
   59   59   434 Job Wise                 SR         Warren Central       17:44.2  5:44
   60   60   340 Nilay Patel              SO         Pike                 17:45.4  5:44
   61   61   209 Sam Alderfer             SO         North Central        17:46.7  5:45
   62   62    12 Eric Weathers            SR         Beech Grove          17:47.2  5:45
   63   63   291 David Riggleman          SR         Perry Meridian       17:51.5  5:46
   64   64    45 Luke Thomas              SO         Ben Davis            17:56.8  5:48
   65   65    92 Chris Corsaro            SO         Decatur Central      17:59.2  5:49
   66   66   453 Alex Kriese              JR         Southport            17:59.7  5:49
   67   67    40 Jake Sefton              SO         Ben Davis            18:00.1  5:49
   68   68   137 Zach Baughman            JR         Lawrence Central     18:00.6  5:49
   69   69   367 Devin Roach              SO         Roncalli             18:03.1  5:50
   70   70   150 Jacob Shields            SR         Lawrence Central     18:03.7  5:50
   71   71    72 Andy Brun                JR         Brebeuf Jesuit       18:04.2  5:50
   72   72   284 Samuel Gadbury           JR         Perry Meridian       18:06.8  5:51
   73   73    74 Tyler Hoffman            SO         Brebeuf Jesuit       18:07.5  5:51
   74   74   461 David Camp               SO         Southport            18:14.2  5:53
   75   75    96 Derek Rice               SO         Decatur Central      18:15.7  5:54
   76   76   145 Ben Lawrence             SR         Lawrence Central     18:21.7  5:56
   77   77   359 Jacob Blackwell          SR         Roncalli             18:22.7  5:56
   78   78    94 Jeremy Gary              SO         Decatur Central      18:28.9  5:58
   79   79    11 Martin Vuskalns          SR         Beech Grove          18:29.8  5:58
   80   80   405 Cody Bates               JR         Speedway             18:31.2  5:59
   81   81     9 Miguel Ramirez           SR         Beech Grove          18:34.4  6:00
   82   82    83 Adam Theising            SR         Brebeuf Jesuit       18:35.5  6:00
   83   83    95 Carlos Gonzalez          SO         Decatur Central      18:36.1  6:01
   84   84   467 Austin Williams          SO         Southport            18:40.4  6:02
   85   85   152 Matt Turner              JR         Lawrence Central     18:41.3  6:02
   86   86   142 Nick Gary                SR         Lawrence Central     18:43.2  6:03
   87   87   334 Nathan Lamber-Cheat      SO         Pike                 18:43.8  6:03
   88   88    80 Matt Ralls               SO         Brebeuf Jesuit       18:47.9  6:04
   89   89     6 Adam Page                SR         Beech Grove          18:48.8  6:05
   90   90     5 Chad Hill                JR         Beech Grove          18:51.0  6:05
   91   91   194 Daniel Batteiger         JR         Lutheran High        18:59.0  6:08
   92   92    75 Matt Kasher              SR         Brebeuf Jesuit       19:00.5  6:08
   93   93    76 Kevin Kissel             JR         Brebeuf Jesuit       19:02.7  6:09
   94   94   408 Colin Martin             SR         Speedway             19:05.5  6:10
   95   95     2 Chad Butler              JR         Beech Grove          19:17.5  6:14
   96   96    97 A.j. Richardson          SR         Decatur Central      19:31.7  6:18
   97   97   196 Joel Bussell             SR         Lutheran High        19:48.3  6:24
   98   98   407 Jake Fisher              SO         Speedway             19:55.5  6:26
   99   99   409 Nathan Noblet            JR         Speedway             20:02.2  6:28
  100  100   199 Mattric Ragan            JR         Lutheran High        20:42.6  6:41
  101  101   264 David Sedgwick           SR         Park Tudor           20:56.4  6:46
  102  102   200 Jeremy Rolf              SO         Lutheran High        21:00.1  6:47
  103  103   197 Bobby Ethridge           FR         Lutheran High        21:01.7  6:47
  104  104   406 Andrew Charboneau        FR         Speedway             21:21.2  6:54

Here are the team results from Saturday’s race:
1.   #21 Warren Central – 92
2.   #17 Franklin Central – 93
3.   #18 Ben Davis – 94
4.   #20 Lawrence North – 110
5.   North Central (Indianapolis) – 113
6.   Roncalli – 150
7.   Perry Meridian – 172
8.   Pike – 175
9.   Southport – 189
10. Lawrence Central – 271
11. Park Tudor – 296
12. Decatur Central – 343
13. Brebeuf Jesuit – 358
14. Beech Grove – 362
15. Speedway – 475
16. Lutheran – 493

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HCC Boys Cross Country Meet

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Rob Seymour Interview

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Rankings: More of the same in penultimate poll

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Once
again, the girls poll goes virtually unchanged after a down week across the state.
Conference meets in the north changed the middle of the rankings, but the top
nine remain the same in the second-to-last poll before the tournament.
 
Here are
the Hoosier Authority rankings from Oct. 1:

1. Westfield
2. Lake Central
3. Carmel
4. Carroll
(Fort Wayne)
5.
Northridge
6. Columbus North
7. Indianapolis Cathedral
8. Bloomington South
9. Bloomington North
10.
Franklin Central
11. Valparaiso
12. West Lafayette
13. Lawrence North
14.
Noblesville
15. Fort
Wayne Concordia Lutheran
16.
Zionsville
17. DeKalb
18. Goshen
19. Mishawaka
20. South Bend Riley
21. Munster
22. Mishawaka Marian
23. Center
Grove
24. Indianapolis Chatard
25. Franklin
 
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Week 7: A (complete) look back

Posted on 30 September 2007 by alexanderscot.

By E. Shawn Aylsworth
Managing Editor
 
The Sagarin power
ratings, adjusted slightly to include 7-0, 6-1, and a pair of 0-6 teams, told us there were 21 big games on tap for Week 7 of the 2007 Indiana high school
football season. Hereâ??s a review of those clashes with some help from John
Harrellâ??s Indiana
high school football website, plus game summaries and stories.
 
Northern Indiana
Eight
biggies, including the stateâ??s two showdowns between 6-0 teams â??? Lakeland at Fairfield (who
sit at 4-0 in the Northeast Corner Conference along with unbeaten Churubusco),
and Tippecanoe Valley
at Rochester (who both sit at 4-0 in the Three
Rivers Conference along with unbeaten North
Miami) â?¦
 
GAME TIME: 7:30 pm Eastern Time, Knepp Field. COACHES: Andrew Thomas, 9-7 in
2nd year at Culver, 57-27 in 8th year overall. Bill Sharpe, 283-53 in 28th year
at Jimtown. SAGARIN RATINGS: Jimtown, 84.57, 13th overall, 1st in Class
2A. Culver, 42.19, 206th overall, 18th in Class 1A. LAST OUTING: Culver
lost to Knox, 44-13, Sep. 21. Jimtown defeated Concord, 35-14, Sep. 21. VS. COMMON FOES: Culver
0-2, Jimtown 2-0. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Culver 16-20, Jimtown 20-16.SERIES
LAST 10 YEARS: Jimtown, 10-0. LAST MEETING: Jimtown, 42-7, Sep. 29,
2006.
 
FINAL: Jimtown, 41-6
GAME SUMMARY/STORY: Ryan Konrath becomes the
Jimmiesâ?? all-time leading rusher as the hosts jump out to a 20-0 first-quarter
lead en route to the Northern
State Conference rout. Click here for the etruth.com game story.
 
GAME TIME: 7 pm Eastern Time, Spuller Stadium. COACHES: Trent Grider, 0-16
in 2nd year at Fort Wayne Elmhurst. Ernie Bojrab, 12-25 in 4th year at Fort
Wayne Northrop. SAGARIN RATINGS: Fort
Wayne Northrop, 45.53, 189th overall, 61st in Class
5A. Fort Wayne Elmhurst, 37.32, 225th overall, 55th in Class 4A. LAST
OUTING: Fort Wayne Elmhurst lost to Fort Wayne South, 44-13,
Sep. 21. Fort Wayne Northrop lost to Harding, 38-10, Sep. 21. VS. COMMON
FOES: Fort Wayne Elmhurst
0-4, Fort Wayne
Northrop 0-4. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Fort Wayne
Elmhurst 23-13, Fort Wayne
Northrop 25-11.SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Fort Wayne Northrop, 10-0. LAST MEETING: Fort Wayne Northrop,
36-13, Sep. 15, 2006.
 
FINAL: Northrop, 43-15
GAME SUMMARY/STORY: The victorious Bruinsâ?? losing
streak stops at seven while Northropâ??s grows to 32 in this lopsided Summit Athletic
Conference tilt. Click here for the journalgazette.com
game story.
 
GAME TIME: 7 pm Eastern Time, Luers Field. COACHES: Russ Isaacs, 178-28 in
17th year at Fort Wayne Snider. Matt Lindsay, 175-84 in 21st year at Fort Wayne
Luers. SAGARIN RATINGS: Fort
Wayne Snider, 90.93, 10th overall, 7th in Class 5A.
Fort Wayne Luers, 65.65, 82nd overall, 6th in Class 2A. LAST OUTING: Fort Wayne Snider defeated
Fort Wayne North, 55-16, Sep. 21. Fort Wayne Luers defeated Fort Wayne
Concordia, 17-0, Sep. 21. VS. COMMON FOES: Fort
Wayne Snider 5-0, Fort
Wayne Luers 3-2. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Fort Wayne Snider 12-24, Fort Wayne
Luers 14-22.SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Fort
Wayne Snider, 8-2. LAST MEETING: Fort Wayne Snider, 35-0,
Sep. 15, 2006.
 
FINAL: Snider, 21-17
GAME SUMMARY/STORY: Mighty Snider has to rally from
a 10-point deficit behind Barrington
Scottâ??s 97 yards rushing and a TD. Next up? A Week 8 home showdown with fellow
unbeaten Dwenger for the Summit
Athletic Conference championship. Click here
for the journalgazette.net game story.
 
4A No. 13 Hammond (6-0)
at 4A No. 7 Lowell
(5-1)
GAME TIME: 7 pm Central Time, The Inferno. COACHES: Robert Robinson, 6-0 in
1st year at Hammond.
Kirk Kennedy, 127-66 in 17th year at Lowell.
SAGARIN RATINGS: Lowell,
79.46, 29th overall, 8th in Class 4A. Hammond,
63.08, 96th overall, 24th in Class 4A. LAST OUTING: Hammond defeated Hammond Morton, 14-13, Sep.
21. Lowell defeated Hobart, 10-7, Sep. 21. VS. COMMON FOES: Hammond
1-0, Lowell 1-0. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Hammond
11-19, Lowell
17-19.SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Lowell, 9-3. LAST MEETING: Lowell, 35-12, Sep. 22,
2006.
 
FINAL: Lowell,
24-0
GAME SUMMARY/STORY: Lowellâ??s Brandon Grubbe rushes for 148 yards and two touchdowns as the Red
Devils post their fourth shutout in seven games in a Homecoming fiesta. Click here for the post-trib.com game
story.
 
5A No. 13 Lake Central
(5-1) at 5A No. 16 Chesterton (5-1)
GAME TIME: 7 pm Central Time, Chesterton Field. COACHES: Bill Melby, 11-15
in 3rd year at Lake
Central. John Snyder,
37-34 in 7th year at Chesterton, 39-41 in 8th year overall. SAGARIN RATINGS:
Lake Central, 73.3, 51st overall, 28th in
Class 5A. Chesterton, 71.54, 57th overall, 30th in Class 5A. LAST OUTING: Lake Central
defeated Michigan City,
44-28, Sep. 21. Chesterton defeated Portage,
14-7, Sep. 21. VS. COMMON FOES: Lake Central
3-0, Chesterton 3-0. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Lake Central
15-21, Chesterton 13-17.SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Chesterton, 4-0. LAST
MEETING: Chesterton, 63-36, Sep. 29, 2006.
 
FINAL: Chesterton, 31-24
GAME SUMMARY/STORY: Evan Paranaâ??s 43-yard
interception return for touchdown in the third quarter spurs the host Trojans,
allowing them to stay even with Merrillville and
Crown Point in
the Duneland Conference race. Click here for the
post-trib.com game story.
 
3A No. 13 Lakeland (6-0)
at 2A No. 5 Fairfield
(6-0)
GAME TIME: 7:30 pm Eastern Time, Fairfield
field. COACHES: Keith Thompson, 15-11 in 3rd year at Lakeland. Bob Miller, 30-29 in 6th year at Fairfield. SAGARIN
RATINGS: Fairfield,
64.03, 88th overall, 8th in Class 2A. Lakeland,
49.96, 165th overall, 37th in Class 3A. LAST OUTING: Lakeland defeated Eastside, 32-14, Sep. 21. Fairfield defeated Angola, 65-19, Sep. 21. VS.
COMMON FOES: Lakeland 6-0, Fairfield 6-0. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Lakeland 7-29, Fairfield
7-29.SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Fairfield,
6-4. LAST MEETING: Fairfield,
36-0, Sep. 29, 2006.
 
FINAL: Fairfield,
47-9
GAME SUMMARY/STORY: The host Falcons fly out to a
21-zip lead after one and go on to paste the Lakers in a Northeast Corner
Conference battle of undefeateds. The league race will be decided next Friday
when Fairfield
visits fellow unbeaten Churubusco. Click here
for the goshennews.com game story.
 
GAME TIME: 7 pm Eastern Time, Barnhart Field (WRSW, 107.3 FM). COACHES: Jeff
Shriver, 13-3 in 2nd year at Tippecanoe
Valley. Mark Miller,
174-116 in 27th year at Rochester,
187-133 in 30th year overall. SAGARIN RATINGS: Tippecanoe Valley,
65.77, 80th overall, 9th in Class 3A. Rochester,
61.93, 105th overall, 13th in Class 2A. LAST OUTING: Tippecanoe Valley
defeated Wabash, 68-3, Sep. 21. Rochester defeated Manchester,
35-7, Sep. 21. VS. COMMON FOES: Tippecanoe
Valley 4-0, Rochester 4-0. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Tippecanoe Valley
9-27, Rochester 7-29.SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Rochester, 7-3. LAST
MEETING: Tippecanoe
Valley, 14-7, Sep. 29,
2006.
 
FINAL: Rochester,
14-13
GAME SUMMARY/STORY: How fitting that this Three
Rivers Conference battle of unbeatens ends with the smallest possible margin.
Tippy Valley will hope to stay alive in the league race next Friday when the
Vikings host co-leader unbeaten North Miami â??? the Week 8 HoosierAuthority.com
â??Friday Night Legendsâ? Fan Wagon game!
 
GAME TIME: 7 pm Eastern Time, LaRocca Field. COACHES: Jeff Hettinger, 25-42
in 7th year at Tri-County. Andy Kennedy, 6-0 in 1st year at Lafayette Central
Catholic. SAGARIN RATINGS: Lafayette
Central Catholic, 67.56, 73rd overall, 2nd in Class 1A. Tri-County, 49.86,
166th overall, 11th in Class 1A. LAST OUTING: Tri-County lost to South Newton, 41-7, Sep. 21. Lafayette Central Catholic
defeated Tri-Central, 76-14, Sep. 21. VS. COMMON FOES: Tri-County 1-0, Lafayette Central Catholic
1-0. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Tri-County 14-22, Lafayette
Central Catholic 9-27.SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Lafayette Central Catholic, 4-0. LAST
MEETING: Lafayette
Central Catholic, 24-0, sectional, Oct. 20, 2006.
 
FINAL: Central Catholic, 50-7
GAME SUMMARY/STORY: Griffin Richeson torches the visitors for 145
yards and five TDs on 21 carries. Click here
for the jconline.com game story.
 
Central Indiana
Nine
biggies, including the â??Friday Night Legendsâ? Fan Wagon game featuring Danville
at North Montgomery as well as a pair of big MIC clashes as Ben Davis visits
Center Grove and Warren Central travels to Carmel â?¦
 
5A No. 8 Ben Davis (4-2)
at 5A No. 1 Center
Grove (6-0)
GAME TIME: 7 pm Eastern Time, Center Grove field (WBDG, 90.9 FM). COACHES: Mike
Kirschner, 4-2 in 1st year at Ben Davis, 18-28 in 5th year overall. Eric Moore,
72-31 in 9th year at Center Grove, 120-36 in 13th year overall. SAGARIN
RATINGS: Center Grove, 107.14, 1st overall, 1st in Class 5A. Ben Davis,
87.8, 11th overall, 8th in Class 5A. LAST OUTING: Ben Davis defeated
Terre Haute South, 31-20, Sep. 21. Center Grove defeated Lawrence North, 44-36,
Sep. 21. VS. COMMON FOES: Ben Davis 3-0, Center Grove 3-0. OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Ben Davis 19-17, Center Grove 15-21.SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Ben
Davis, 9-2. LAST MEETING: Ben Davis, 4-3, Sep. 29, 2006.
 
FINAL: Center Grove, 37-7
GAME SUMMARY/STORY: So just how good is this wing-T
Center Grove offense? Yes. The Trojans will be impossible to beat at home in
the postseason. Click here for Managing
Editor E. Shawn Aylsworthâ??s game story.
 
3A No. 8 Danville (5-1)
at 3A No. 16 North
Montgomery (5-1)
GAME TIME: 7 pm Eastern Time, North Montgomery
field. COACHES: Terry Siddall, 12-6 in 2nd year at Danville, 48-37 in 8th year overall. Charley
German, 130-69 in 19th year at North Montgomery.
SAGARIN RATINGS: Danville,
77.03, 38th overall, 3rd in Class 3A. North Montgomery,
58.66, 118th overall, 24th in Class 3A. LAST OUTING: Danville
defeated Frankfort,
27-14, Sep. 21. North Montgomery defeated
Western Boone, 27-8, Sep. 21. VS. COMMON FOES: Danville
2-0, North Montgomery 2-0. OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Danville 16-20, North Montgomery
12-24.SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Danville,
5-3. LAST MEETING: North Montgomery,
15-14, Sep. 29, 2006.
 
FINAL: Danville,
50-24
GAME SUMMARY/STORY: SPANK!! Visiting Danville, all jacked up
at the sight of the HoosierAuthority.com Fan Wagon, goes nuts in taking control
of the Sagamore Conference race. Warriorsâ?? QB Colton Cooper totals 399 yards on
80 yards rushing and a splendid 14-of-19 effort for 291 yards and four TDs. Click here for the flyergroup.com game story.
 
GAME TIME: 7 pm Eastern Time, Wilhelm Field. COACHES: Ray Schultz, 12-7 in
3rd year at Indianapolis Lutheran, 77-73 in 16th year overall. Ryan Gallogly,
5-1 in 1st year at Brebeuf Jesuit, 35-17 in 5th year overall. SAGARIN
RATINGS: Brebeuf Jesuit, 62.79, 100th overall, 16th in Class 3A.
Indianapolis Lutheran, 43.69, 197th overall, 16th in Class 1A. LAST OUTING: Indianapolis Lutheran lost
to Indianapolis Tech, 41-0, Sep. 21. Brebeuf Jesuit defeated North Judson,
35-17, Sep. 21. VS. COMMON FOES: Indianapolis
Lutheran 1-0, Brebeuf Jesuit 1-0. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Indianapolis Lutheran 17-13, Brebeuf Jesuit
19-17.SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Brebeuf Jesuit, 1-0. LAST MEETING: Brebeuf
Jesuit, 31-21, Sep. 29, 2006.
 
FINAL: Brebeuf, 48-7
GAME SUMMARY/STORY: The host Braves collect one
less touchdown (six) than they had first downs (seven), scoring twice on
defensive TDs and limiting Lutheran to 16 yards on the ground.
 
GAME TIME: 7 pm Eastern Time, Deitrich Memorial Field. COACHES: Ott Hurrle,
100-80 in 16th year at Indianapolis Scecina, 101-89 in 17th year overall. Vince
Lorenzano, 54-11 in 5th year at Indianapolis Chatard, 113-78 in 16th year
overall. SAGARIN RATINGS: Indianapolis
Chatard, 84.55, 14th overall, 1st in Class 3A. Indianapolis Scecina, 47.55,
177th overall, 13th in Class 1A. LAST OUTING: Indianapolis Scecina lost to Indianapolis
Manual, 21-15, Sep. 22. Indianapolis Chatard lost to Cincinnati St. Xavier (Ohio), 30-0, Sep. 21. VS.
COMMON FOES: Indianapolis Scecina 0-1, Indianapolis Chatard 1-0. OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Indianapolis Scecina 13-23, Indianapolis Chatard 20-10.SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Indianapolis Chatard, 8-2.
LAST MEETING: Indianapolis
Chatard, 42-7, Sep. 30, 2006.
 
FINAL: Chatard, 21-7
GAME SUMMARY/STORY: The Trojans spot Scecina a 7-0
early lead before rumbling back with three unanswered TDs for their sixth
straight win in the lower-profile Indy Catholic school series.
 
GAME TIME: 7 pm Eastern Time, James Sleighter Field. COACHES: Mark Bless,
91-46 in 13th year at Mooresville, 130-60 in 18th year overall. Darrin Fisher,
19-12 in 3rd year at Whiteland, 80-84 in 17th year overall. SAGARIN RATINGS:
Mooresville, 92.15, 8th overall, 2nd in Class 4A. Whiteland, 77.24, 37th
overall, 10th in Class 4A. LAST OUTING: Mooresville defeated Martinsville, 41-7, Sep.
21. Whiteland defeated Franklin,
28-14, Sep. 21. VS. COMMON FOES: Mooresville 2-0, Whiteland 2-0. OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Mooresville 9-27, Whiteland 20-16.SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Mooresville,
8-4. LAST MEETING: Whiteland, 13-10, sectional, Oct. 27, 2006.
 
FINAL: Mooresville, 31-7
GAME SUMMARY/STORY: The Pioneersâ?? do-everything
Trent Mossbrucker goes 13 of 15 for 251 yards and TDs and adds a 40-yard field
goal as Mooresville clinches at least a share of the Mid-State Conference
crown. Click here for the indystar.com
game story.
 
GAME TIME: 7 pm Eastern Time, Triton Central field. COACHES: Tom Page,
106-93 in 21st year at Park Tudor. Rob Robertson, 33-24 in 6th year at Triton
Central. SAGARIN RATINGS: Triton Central, 63.94, 90th overall, 9th in
Class 2A. Park Tudor, 38.25, 222nd overall, 20th in Class 1A. LAST OUTING: Park
Tudor lost to Indianapolis Ritter, 42-27, Sep. 21. Triton Central defeated South Decatur, 34-7, Sep. 22. VS. COMMON FOES: None.
OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Park Tudor 21-15, Triton Central 13-23.SERIES
LAST 10 YEARS: Triton Central, 6-4. LAST MEETING: Triton Central,
50-0, Sep. 29, 2006.
 
FINAL: Triton Central, 37-13
GAME SUMMARY/STORY: Garrett Pritt rushes for 123
yards on only eight carries and adds two TDs as the host Tigers build a 21-zip
halftime lead and cruise.
 
GAME TIME: 7 pm Eastern Time, Max Andress Field. COACHES: Doug Bradburn,
16-24 in 4th year at Perry Meridian. Tim Bless, 52-35 in 8th year at Columbus
North, 64-44 in 10th year overall. SAGARIN RATINGS: Columbus North, 95.37, 6th overall, 5th in
Class 5A. Perry Meridian, 78.37, 31st overall, 19th in Class 5A. LAST
OUTING: Perry Meridian defeated Bloomington North, 28-21, Sep. 21. Columbus
North lost to Pike, 33-14, Sep. 21. VS. COMMON FOES: Perry Meridian 2-1,
Columbus North 3-0. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Perry Meridian 19-17, Columbus
North 21-15.SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Tied, 4-4. LAST MEETING: Columbus North, 31-28,
Sep. 29, 2006.
 
FINAL: Columbus
North, 38-0
GAME SUMMARY/STORY: The host Bull Dogs shake their
Pike hangover after a slow start (North led just 10-0 at the half) by limiting
high-powered QB Adam Wiese to a nasty 8-of-19 evening for just 65 yards,
enabling them to stay alive in the Conference Indiana race.
 
1A No. 1 Sheridan (6-0)
vs. 2A No. 16 Tipton
(5-1)
GAME TIME: 6 pm Eastern Time, RCA Dome. COACHES: Larry Wright, 328-140 in
42nd year at Sheridan,
329-144 in 43rd year overall. Aaron Tolle, 16-10 in 3rd year at Tipton. SAGARIN
RATINGS: Sheridan,
81.66, 23rd overall, 1st in Class 1A. Tipton, 67.61, 72nd overall, 3rd in Class
2A. LAST OUTING: Sheridan defeated Delphi, 48-0, Sep. 21. Tipton defeated Clinton Central,
30-8, Sep. 21. VS. COMMON FOES: Sheridan 3-0, Tipton 3-0. OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Sheridan
12-24, Tipton 18-18.SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Sheridan, 5-4. LAST
MEETING: Sheridan,
47-0, Sep. 29, 2006.
 
FINAL: Sheridan,
16-14
GAME SUMMARY/STORY: The two-time state champion
Blackhawks escape with a 20-yard field goal from Aaron King with nine seconds
to go, setting up a Week 9 battle royale with fellow unbeaten West Lafayette
for the Hoosier Conference title. Click here
for the county29.net game story.
 
5A No. 6 Warren Central
(4-2) at 5A No. 4 Carmel (5-1)
GAME TIME: 7 pm Eastern Time, Greyhound Stadium. COACHES: Steve Tutsie, 19-2
in 2nd year at Warren Central. Mo Moriarity, 24-9 in 3rd year at Carmel, 207-51 in 23rd
year overall. SAGARIN RATINGS: Carmel,
104.36, 2nd overall, 2nd in Class 5A. Warren Central, 96.76, 5th overall, 4th
in Class 5A. LAST OUTING: Warren Central defeated Terre Haute North,
64-21, Sep. 21. Carmel defeated North Central (Indianapolis), 41-14, Sep.
21. VS. COMMON FOES: Warren Central 2-0, Carmel 2-0. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Warren
Central 14-16, Carmel
21-15.SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Warren Central, 8-3. LAST MEETING: Warren
Central, 35-14, state finals, Nov. 25, 2006.
 
FINAL: Carmel,
42-35
GAME SUMMARY/STORY: Warrenâ??s
Jewel Hampton
rushes for 271 yards â?¦ and his team loses! Anyone who wouldnâ??t have paid twice
the going rate to catch this monumentally entertaining high school football
game between two of the nationâ??s elite programs is an *****. Our Brandon Jones
is no dummy â??? click here for his game story.
 
Southern Indiana
Four
biggies, including three battles of 6-0s vs. 5-1s â?¦
 
GAME TIME: 6 pm Central Time, Warrior Field (WQTY, 93.3 FM; WUZR, 105.7 FM). COACHES:
Steve Weber, 65-18 in 8th year at Linton-Stockton. Shawn McDowell, 16-11 in
3rd year at North Knox, 52-53 in 12th year overall. SAGARIN RATINGS: Linton-Stockton,
58.46, 121st overall, 5th in Class 1A. North Knox, 43.55, 198th overall, 34th
in Class 2A. LAST OUTING: Linton-Stockton defeated North
Daviess, 14-0, Sep. 21. North Knox defeated Union
(Dugger), 42-0, Sep. 21. VS. COMMON FOES: Linton-Stockton 3-0, North
Knox 2-1. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Linton-Stockton 15-21, North Knox 13-23.SERIES
LAST 10 YEARS: Linton-Stockton, 10-0. LAST MEETING: Linton-Stockton,
70-13, Sep. 29, 2006.
 
FINAL: Linton, 8-6
GAME
SUMMARY/STORY: The host Warriors hold perennial small-school powerhouse Linton
scoreless for all but two minutes â??? when Linton ties it on a 10-yard run by
Evan Magni then wins it on a safety (dâ??oh!) in a huge Southwest Seven
Conference showdown. Click here for the
suncommercial.com game story.
 
GAME TIME: 7 pm Eastern Time, Dutch Reis Field. COACHES: Brian Motsinger,
60-51 in 11th year at Salem.
Jason Hawkins, 6-0 in 1st year at Charlestown.
SAGARIN RATINGS: Charlestown,
66.13, 79th overall, 8th in Class 3A. Salem,
50.28, 162nd overall, 36th in Class 3A. LAST OUTING: Salem
defeated Eastern (Pekin),
43-0, Sep. 21. Charlestown
defeated Corydon Central, 48-0, Sep. 21. VS. COMMON FOES: Salem 2-1, Charlestown
3-0. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Salem 14-22, Charlestown 15-21.SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Salem, 7-3. LAST
MEETING: Salem,
56-0, Oct. 6, 2006.
 
FINAL: Charlestown,
27-6
GAME SUMMARY/STORY: The Pirates continue their
â??worst-to-firstâ? quest in the Mid-Southern Conference behind 198 rushing yards and
three TDs from Cameron Metzger. Click here
for the news-tribune.net game story.
 
2A No. 11 Southridge
(4-2) at 3A No. 1 Heritage Hills
(6-0)
GAME TIME: 7 pm Central Time, Patriot Field (WBDC, 100.9 FM). COACHES: Kelly
Murphy, 21-11 in 3rd year at Southridge, 51-54 in 10th year overall. Bob
Clayton, 277-61 in 30th year at Heritage Hills. SAGARIN RATINGS: Heritage
Hills, 83.13, 18th overall, 2nd in Class 3A. Southridge, 67.37, 75th overall,
4th in Class 2A. LAST OUTING: Southridge defeated Tell City,
7-6, overtime, Sep. 21. Heritage Hills defeated Gibson Southern, 27-10, Sep.
21. VS. COMMON FOES: Southridge 2-1, Heritage Hills 3-0. OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Southridge 18-18, Heritage Hills 16-20.SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Heritage
Hills, 9-1. LAST MEETING: Heritage Hills, 26-0, Sep. 29, 2006.
 
FINAL: Heritage Hills, 35-13
GAME SUMMARY/STORY: At least the Raiders got on the
board this time! Derrick Hagedorn and Tony Butcher run for two TDs each as
Heritage Hills moves closer to its 11th consecutive Pocket Athletic
Conference crown. Click here for the courierpress.com
game story.
 
GAME TIME: SATURDAY 7 pm Central Time, Central Stadium. COACHES:
John Hart, 64-17 in 7th year at Evansville Reitz, 188-61 in 23rd year
overall. Mike Wilson, 102-99 in 19th year at Evansville North, 154-134 in 28th
year overall. SAGARIN RATINGS: Evansville
Reitz, 91.32, 9th overall, 3rd in Class 4A. Evansville North, 69.75, 62nd
overall, 34th in Class 5A. LAST OUTING: Evansville Reitz defeated Evansville
Harrison, 55-13, Sep. 21. Evansville North defeated Evansville Mater Dei,
18-13, Sep. 21. VS. COMMON FOES: Evansville
Reitz 3-0, Evansville
North 2-1. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Evansville
Reitz 14-16, Evansville North 10-20.SERIES
LAST 10 YEARS: Evansville
Reitz, 9-3. LAST MEETING: Evansville
North, 29-26, Sep. 29, 2006.
 
FINAL: Reitz, 29-20
GAME SUMMARY/STORY: Despite surrendering almost 350
yards of offense and having to hold on after building a 17-point lead against
North, the Panthers maintain their one-game Southern
Indiana Athletic Conference lead over Castle. Click here for the courierpress.com game story.
 
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Instant Classic: 5A #4 Carmel 42, 5A #6 Warren 35

Posted on 29 September 2007 by alexanderscot.

By Brandon Jones
All-Purpose Writer
 
CARMEL â??? For all the offense (a combined 77 points and 965 yards of offense)
that lit up the scoreboard Sept. 28 at Carmel High School,
it was a defensive play in the final minute that was the decisive factor.
 
In a
classic, back-and-forth contest between the two Metropolitan Interscholastic
Conference schools that met in the RCA Dome last November for the Class 5A
state title, the fourth-ranked Greyhounds (6-1 overall, 4-1 MIC) redeemed
themselves with a 42-35 triumph over the sixth-ranked, four-time defending state
champions from Indyâ??s eastside.
 
The
backfield duo of junior quarterback Morgan Newton (17 rushes for 181 yards,
three touchdowns) and senior running back Aaron King (24 carries for 136 yards)
was just too much for Warren Central (4-3, 4-1) as the Greyhounds amassed 470
yards of total offense.
 
That
outburst was barely enough to trump a Warren Central attack paced by running
back Jewel Hampton, who carried 18 times for 271 yards and two TDs â??? the second
time this year that the Warrior senior has racked up more than 270 yards in a
loss.
 
Carmel was forced to punt on its opening
possession, and the visitors wasted little time in taking the capacity crowd
(nearly an estimated 9,000) out of the game.
 
On the
Warriorsâ?? first play from scrimmage, it was senior quarterback Logan Worley on
a 63-yard keeper up the middle to the Greyhoundsâ?? 1-yard line. Though it would
take two more plays, Worley found senior wideout William Campbell just inside
the pylon on a pretty play-action strike.
 
The hosts
would respond as it seemed they would all evening long. Carmel used a much more methodical attack,
driving 78 yards in a tiring 13 plays. It was the combination of Newton and King that did
the majority of the damage, with King plunging in from a yard out to knot the
score at 7 late in the opening period.
 
The
defending champs would not lie down, however, as their big-play capabilities
showed on the next drive. Thatâ??s when Hampton
took a pitch 71 yards up the right sideline on the Warriorsâ?? third play,
allowing the visitors to regain momentum at 14-7.
 
Another
time-consuming drive stretching midway through the second period for Carmel, though, would
make it an entirely new ballgame for the third time. A 13-play drive did the
damage as the â??Hounds took 5:17 off the clock, the score coming on an 11-yard
connection from Newton
to senior wide receiver Jordan Brewer.
 
After a Warren three-and-out, the
hosts would gain their first lead of the contest.
 
After a
personal foul on a punt, Carmel set up in Warren territory at the
47. This time it took the Greyhounds just seven plays, with the big three of Newton, King, and Brewer
providing the offense.
 
Newton
walked into the end zone on a gorgeous quarterback keeper that had everyone in the
monstrous throng fooled, and the place went nuts as the Greyhounds gained a
21-14 advantage with just over two minutes remaining in the opening half.
 
Plenty of
time, in other words, for Warren Centralâ??s high-octane offense.
 
After a
pair of short passes, Worley found junior running back George Cheesebourough
running down the sideline in single coverage. Though he was pressured heavily,
Worley stepped up in the pocket and delivered a beautiful arching strike to
place the visitors on the Carmel
21.
 
Four plays
later, Worley took it up the left side on an option keeper from six yards out.
We would go into the locker room knotted up at 21 apiece.
 
The
defenses stepped up early in the second half as the teams traded punts on their
first possessions. But with the big-play potential of these two historically
dominant schools, the offenses would once again become the story line.
 
After a Carmel punt, Warren
Central did it to the â??Hounds once again. The first play from scrimmage was a
63-yard breakaway touchdown run by Hampton,
putting the visitors in possession of momentum and the lead at 28-21.
 
It
appeared that the Carmel
offense was now rattled. On a crucial third and long in his own territory, Newton threw into double
coverage. Warren defensive back James Manual
capitalized with an interception, and it appeared that the Warriors â??? as they
had done to Carmel
in each of their last four meetings â??? would put this one away.
 
But not
this time.
 
Carmel returned the favor as senior Joe
Rippe intercepted a Worley pass on a vital third down. A jumper for the â??Hounds
track team in the spring, Rippe sprung into the air and came down with the
pigskin on his own 1-yard line.
 
Eleven
plays and 99 yards (yes, NINETY-NINE YARDS) later, Carmel plunged into the end zone to once
again tie the score up at 28.
 
Missed
tackles and deceptive offensive play-calling was the key for Carmel on this championship-caliber drive. Senior
Kurt Freytag put the points on the board from 24 yards out and, with eight
seconds remaining in the third quarter, we were back to where we started.
 
A
promising Warren Central drive that got into Greyhound territory stalled after
a false start on 4th and 8, causing Warren Central coach Steve
Tutsie to change his mind and send out the punting unit. Carmel
took over on its own 15 â?¦ and on the second play it was King slicing and dicing
his way through the Warren
defense.
 
His
77-yard run ended in controversy, though, before placing the Greyhounds on the
Warren Central 1. A late fumble on the carry by King sent the ball up and over
the orange pylon and out of bounds, begging the question:
 
Did it go
inside or outside the pylon?
 
After a
brief conference, the officials awarded the ball to Carmel. The â??Hounds scored on their very next
play on a one-yard run by Newton, and Carmel had regained the advantage at
35-28 midway through the final period.
 
Not to
sound like a broken record, but â?¦you guessed it. Warren Central responded in kind
on its next possession.
 
A
Carmel-like eight play, 72-yard drive was highlighted by a 28-yard connection
from Worley to junior Eric Williams on 4th and 1, and the drive was
finalized with a one-yard plunge from Worley.
 
With just
over four minutes to go, it was once again a tie ballgame, 35-35. The final
team to have possession of the ball, it seemed, would be victorious.
 
Carmel took over with 3:51 remaining, and a pair of 32-yard runs on its
second and third plays did in the fatigued Warren defense. The latter, a keeper by Newton, was the eventual deciding score as Carmel went up 42-35 with
3:04 remaining.
 
Warren
Central, which had no timeouts left, mounted a drive (of course!). A 31-yard
option pitch from Worley to Hampton
on 4th and 1 had everyone on the edge of their seats. After advancing the
pigskin to the Carmel
32 with 48 seconds remaining, the Warriors were forced to pass as they could
not stop the clock.
 
It was a
decision they would regret as Worley was picked off for the second time on a
pass into double coverage. Carmel
sophomore Chase Varndell leaped up to snare the pick, in the process putting
the final nail in the coffin.
 
The win
ties Carmel for
second in the MIC race with the Warriors. Both teams trail 5A top-ranked Center
Grove, which defeated Carmel
32-31 three weeks ago in double overtime.
 
Warren
Central hosts Center Grove Oct. 13, and a win by the hosts in that contest
would most likely result in a three-way tie atop the conference standings.
 
If we are
fortunate enough to see an encore in the RCA Dome this November, we should
consider ourselves very lucky.
 
Your game drive
chart, courtesy of Carmel
â?¦
 
Warren
Central (4-3)   14 7 7 7 â??? 35
Carmel (6-1)                7 14 7 14 â??? 42
 
1st Quarter:
CAR: OWN
17
Freytag: 7
yard run (left)
INC pass
King: 2
yard run (right)
PUNT
 
WC: OWN 34
Worley: 63
yard run (FD)
Cheesebourough:
-1 yard run
Worley: 1
yard run
Campbell: 3 yard TD reception (play action
(rolling right))
PAT: Good
Warren Central 7, Carmel 0
4 plays, 64 yards, 2:27
 
CAR: OWN
22
Freytag: 6
yard run (left)
Newton: 10 yard run (left) (FD)
King: 11
yard run (middle) (FD)
King: 7
yard run (middle)
Newton: 10 yard run (middle) (FD)
King: -2
yard run (left)
Brewer: 15
yard reception (FD) (right)
Freytag: 3
yard run (left)
OFFSIDES
(5 yards)
Newton: 5 yard run (middle) (FD)
King: 1
yard run (left)
Newton: 0 yard run (middle)
Freytag: 5
yard reception (right)
King: 1
yard run (right) (TD)
PAT: Good
Warren Central 7, Carmel 7
13 plays, 78 yards, 5:44
 
WC: OWN 20
Hampton: 3 yard run (middle)
Worley: 6
yard run (right)
Hampton: 71 yard run (right) (TD)
PAT: Good
Warren Central 14, Carmel 7
3 plays, 80 yards, 1:15
 
CAR: OWN
20
Freytag: 4
yard run (left)
King: 2
yard run (right)
END OF
QUARTER
 
2nd Quarter:
Brewer: 9
yard reception (right) (FD)
King: 4
yard run (middle)
Ardaiolo: 6
yard reception (right) (FD)
King: 4
yard run (middle)
King: 13
yard run (right) (FD)
Newton: 14 yard run (middle) (FD)
King: 0
yard run (middle)
DELAY OF
GAME (-5 yards)
Newton: 15 yard run (left) (FD)
King: 4
yard run (right)
INC pass
Brewer: 11
yard reception (left) (TD)
PAT: Good
Warren Central 14, Carmel 14
13 plays, 80 yards, 5:17
 
WC: OWN 34
Worley: 1
yard run (left)
Hampton: 2 yard run (middle)
Hampton: 2 yard run (middle)
PUNT
 
CAR: OWN
47
ILLEGAL
MOTION (-5 yards)
Stratford: 4 yard reception (right)
King: 3
yard run (middle)
Brewer: 15
yard reception (right) (FD)
PERSONAL
FOUL (15 yards)
King: -1
yard run
Brewer: 12
yard reception (left) (FD)
Newton: 4 yard run (middle)
Newton: 9 yard run (left) (TD)
PAT: Good
Carmel 21, Warren
Central 14
7 plays, 58 yards, 3:22
 
WC: OWN 20
Hampton: 4 yard reception (left)
Cheesebourough:
6 yard reception (left) (FD)
Campbell: 49 yard reception (left) (FD)
Worley: 5
yard run (middle)
Hampton: 9 yard run (left) (FD)
Worley: 6
yard run (left) (TD)
PAT: Good
Carmel 21, Warren
Central 21
6 plays, 80 yards, 1:15
 
CAR: OWN 4
Newton: -1 yard run (KNEEL DOWN)
END OF HALF
 
3rd Quarter:
WC: OWN 20
Worley: 3
yard run (left)
Hampton: 5 yard run (right)
Hampton: 1 yard run (middle)
PUNT
 
CAR: OWN
39
King: 4
yard run (middle)
Newton: 9 yard run (left) (FD)
Clifford:
1 yard run (left)
INC pass
Newton: -5 yard run (sack by Greg White)
 
WC: OWN 27
Hampton: 63 yard run (middle) (TD)
PAT: Good
Warren Central 28, Carmel 21
1 play, 63 yards, 0:09
 
CAR: OWN
35
King: -1
yard run (middle)
Freytag: 0
yard run (middle)
Newton: INT (James Manuel)
 
WC: CAR 24
HOLDING
(-10 yards)
Williams:
3 yard run (left)
Worley:
INT (Joe Rippe)
 
CAR: OWN 1
King: 5
yard run (right)
Newton: 8 yard run (right) (FD)
King: 11
yard run (middle) (FD)
King: 5
yard run (left)
King: 4
yard run (right)
King: 2
yard run (right) (FD)
INC pass
Freytag:
14 yard reception (right) (FD)
King: 6
yard run (left)
Newton: 18 yard run (middle) (FD)
Freytag:
24 yard run (middle) (TD)
PAT: Good
Carmel 28, Warren
Central 28
11 plays, 99 yards, 3:43
 
WC: OWN 20
Hampton: 5 yard run (middle)
END OF
QUARTER
 
4th Quarter:
Hampton: 9 yard run (right) (FD)
Williams:
15 yard run (left) (FD)
Hampton: 13 yard run (middle) (FD)
FALSE
START (-5 yards)
Hampton: -1 yard run (right)
Hampton: 3 yard run (left)
Hampton: 6 yard run (left)
FALSE
START (-5 yards)
PUNT
 
CAR: OWN
15
Freytag: 7
yard run (middle)
King: 77
yard run (left) (FD)
Newton: 1 yard run (middle) (TD)
PAT: Good
Carmel 35, Warren
Central 28
3 plays, 85 yards, 0:58
 
WC: OWN 28
Hampton: 16 yard run (left) (FD)
Hampton: 11 yard run (middle) (FD)
Cheesebourough:
3 yard run (right)
HOLDING
(-5 yards)
Hampton: 7 yard run (left)
Williams:
3 yard run (left)
Williams:
28 yard reception (middle) (FD)
Cheesebourough:
9 yard run (right)
Worley: 1
yard run (middle) (TD)
PAT: Good
Carmel 35, Warren
Central 35
8 plays, 72 yards, 3:51
 
CAR: OWN
32
Freytag: 3
yard run (middle)
King: 32
yard run (middle) (FD)
Newton: 32 yard run (left) (TD)
PAT: Good
Carmel 42, Warren
Central 35
3 plays, 68 yards, 1:09
 
WC: OWN 20
Hampton: 5 yard run (left)
Cheesebourough:
4 yard reception (right)
Worley: 0
yard run (middle)
Hampton: 31 yard run (left) (FD)
FALSE
START (-5 yards)
Worley: 8
yard run (middle)
Worley:
INT (Chase Vandell)
 
CAR: OWN 7
Newton: -1 yard run (KNEEL DOWN)
 
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