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Posted on 29 September 2007 by alexanderscot.
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VIDEO: Top-ranked Fishers blows away top level Hoosier Crossroads Conference field
Posted on 29 September 2007 by alexanderscot.
Running Sports Coordinator
Video Coordinator Eric Eaton spent the morning of Sept. 29 at the Hoosier Crossroads Conference Tournament held at The Tippecanoe Amphitheater in
Click here to watch video highlights from the meet, including an interview with Sorenson about his victory. Click here to listen to Fishers coach Rob Seymour talk about the building of his boys cross country program in just its second year of existence.
Here are the individual results from Saturday’s race:
1. Sorensen-Z 15:37
2. Gates-HSE 15:38
3. Shields, D.-F 15:46
4. Allen-F 15:50
5. Piggush-F 15:52
6. Medrano-J 15:54
7. Dunlap-N 16:02
8. Stegman-F 16:03
9. Russell-Mc 16:07
10. Hodgen-Mc 16:07
11. Shields, A.-F 16:11
12. Vicenzi-B 16:12
13. Marowski-N 16:15
14. Stewart-Mc 16:15
15. Escalera-Mc 16:16
16. Millares-F 16:18
17. Martin-W 16:22
18. Neff-W 16:22
19. Hitchcock-HSE 16:25
20. Cardwell-Mc 16:28
21. Shiver-W 16:33
22. Dircksen-N 16:34
23. McCarthy-Z 16:34
24. Surfus-A 16:37
25. Ginebaugh-N 16:37
26. Criswell-H 16:38
27. Caesar-F 16:40
28. Roberson-HSE 16:42
29. Becker-N 16:43
30. Regele-V 16:54
31. Clidinst-B 16:57
32. McDowell-W 17:00
33. Cancino-J 17:01
34. Crum-W 17:06
35. Stehr-Z 17:08
36. Cosby-B 17:08
37. Gogolin-H 17:11
38. Fry-W 17:13
39. Ebling-HSE 17:15
40. Spillman-HSE 17:17
41. Jensen-Z 17:20
42. Cox-Mc 17:20
43. Cintas-W 17:22
44. Griesenauer-A 17:22
45. Woodard-H 17:25
46. Wethington-Mc 17:25
47. Waterman-N 17:25
48. Nevrekar-HSE 17:27
49. Proffit-HSE 17:28
50. Sorenson-N 17:34
Here are the team results from Saturday:
1. #1 Fishers – 31
2. #4 McCutcheon – 68
3. #8 Noblesville – 96
4. #22 Westfield – 122
5. #16 Hamilton Southeastern – 128
6. Zionsville – 130
7. Brownsburg – 187
8. Lafayette Jefferson – 214
9. Harrison (West Lafayette) – 235
10. Avon – 239
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5A #1 Center Grove 37, 5A #8 Ben Davis 7
Posted on 29 September 2007 by alexanderscot.
Managing Editor
GREENWOOD â??? Ben Davis senior Tandon Doss may
have entered the Class 5A eighth-ranked Giantsâ?? big Metropolitan
Interscholastic Conference clash with host Center Grove with the better rushing
numbers.
But it was
the 5A top-ranked Trojansâ?? three-headed, wing-T rushing attack that proved to
be far superior Sept. 28 in Center Groveâ??s 37-7 Homecoming waltz.
The
unbeaten Trojans (7-0, 5-0 in MIC play) outrushed Ben Davis 334-71, a stat that
included a combined 255 yards from senior Elliott Dutra (15 carries for 113
yards and a touchdown), junior Kyle Jones (13 carries, 82 yards, three TDs),
and junior Tanner Riley (six carries, 60 yards).
â??I canâ??t
say enough about our offensive line,â? said Jones, who had a relative off-night
after entering the contest as Center Groveâ??s leading rusher at 117 yards a game
yet still managed to score on runs of 44, seven, and one yards.
Echoed
first-year Ben Davis coach Mike Kirschner: â??They kicked out butts up front, and
if you can do that, you win.â?
From the
very start, it should be stated. The Trojans took the opening kickoff and
marched down the field before fumbling the ball just shy of finding paydirt
(or, pay Field Turf in the case of Center Grove). But the Trojans lit up the
scoreboard on the next play when Ben Davis junior quarterback Greg Rice was
swarmed in the end zone by a multitude of defenders, the sack putting the hosts
up 2-0.
Shades of
last yearâ??s 4-3 loss at Ben Davis, coach Eric Moore?
â??Last year
was embarrassing for us losing 4-3, and I think Iâ??ve been waiting all year for
this game,â? said the ninth-year Center Grove mentor, whose team had failed to
surpass seven points in five straight losses to the Giants.
It showed
in the quick-strike effort of his players, who now stand at 7-0 overall and 5-0
in sole possession of first place in the MIC, one game ahead of 5A No. 4 Carmel
and 5A No. 6 Warren Central. (The Trojans already own a two-overtime road win at
Carmel, and
they get the four-time defending state champions Warriors on the road in two
weeks.)
Center
Grove tallied twice more in the first quarter â??? the first one a 32-yard touchdown
run by sophomore split end Garrett Mack (five carries, 55 yards), the second on
a 44-yard scoring run by Jones â??? to take a 16-0 lead with 2:19 still to play in
the period.
The Giants
finally responded with a 14-play, 67-yard drive that culminated with a one-yard
quarterback sneak by Rice just 26.9 seconds ahead of halftime. Following an
offsides violation â??? one of 13 penalties
on the night for the mistake-prone Giants â??? Ben Davis appeared to have a shot
at getting within a touchdown after a successful onside kick.
But after
a pair of Center Grove penalties got the Giants a 1st and 5 at the
Trojansâ?? 44, three Rice passes fell incomplete. Thus, Center Grove entered
intermission with a 16-7 lead.
â??Weâ??ve
been fighting all year with cutting down the penalties, and itâ??s the same thing
every week,â? Kirschner said. â??Iâ??ve tried everything with â??em.
â??We didnâ??t
have a good week of practice. It will be interesting to see how we react (from
the lopsided loss).â?
Still in
the game with only a nine-point deficit, Ben Davis didnâ??t react very well in
the second half. Rice (12 of 17, 138 yards, one interception) fumbled on the
third play from scrimmage, and Center Grove junior linebacker Jon Rifkind
recovered at the Giantsâ?? 32.
Four plays
later, Jones had his second touchdown on a seven-yard run off left guard. Junior
Mike Woodâ??s third extra-point kick put the Trojans securely in command at 23-7
just 2:11 into the third quarter.
Then after
a Ben Davis punt, the Trojans removed all doubt by going on a 15-play, 86-yard
scoring drive that ****** more than six minutes off the clock. Using two
third-down conversions and another on 4th and 1, Center Grove went
up 30-7 on Dutraâ??s 11-yard jaunt off left guard.
The Giants
once more turned the ball over on another Rice fumble on the ensuing driveâ??s
second play. Center Grove junior strong safety Kevin Jones scooped up the loose
ball and returned it to the BD 5, and Kyle Jones picked up his third TD two
plays later going around right end from one yard out.
Ben Davis
tried repeatedly to get the multi-talented Doss open in space to turn him loose.
And the 6â??3â?, 181-pound senior did respond with 71 yards on eight receptions.
But the
stiff Center Grove defense limited him to just 10 carries and 16 rushing yards â???
115 below his average.
â??They came
after us with 100 percent of Doss, and if I had him I would, too, because heâ??s
a great player,â? Moore
said.
It should
be noted that there was so much Doss out of necessity for the less-than-100
percent Giants. Junior starting running back Miles Wright is done for the
second with a broken leg suffered in BDâ??s Week 2 loss at Penn, the same game in
which senior starting quarterback MarQueis Gray was lost to a broken hand.
â??I can say
I miss â??em a bunch, but weâ??ve been without them for five weeks,â? Kirschner
said. â??But we have no excuses â??? they outhit us and outhustled us.
â??They
execute the offense and donâ??t put themselves in a bad position.â?
Injuries
have struck Center Grove as well. Junior defensive end Keith Dietel was helped
off the field after a knee injury sustained n the second quarter, while junior
offensive tackle Paul Mize (shoulder, knee) and senior defensive tackle Jon Cox
both exited early with leg wounds.
Still, it
was an upbeat Moore who addressed his team in the south end zone after the game.
â??Seven-and-oh!â?
Moore said enthusiastically.
â??We ainâ??t never been 7-0 since Iâ??ve been here, and weâ??ve never beaten Ben Davis
at home.â?
Center
Grove will look to make it 8-0 (and 6-0 in the MIC) Oct. 5 when North Central
(Indianapolis) (3-4, 2-3) comes calling for the Trojansâ?? final home game of the
nine-week regular season. Ben Davis, meanwhile, will host Lawrence North (2-5,
1-4) next Friday.
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STATE FINALS: Results
Posted on 29 September 2007 by alexanderscot.
your complete team and individual girls golf results from the 35th
Annual IHSAA Girls Golf State Finals held Sept. 28-29 at The Legends of Indiana
Golf Course (par 72/5,697 yards), courtesy of
ihsaa.org:
Leader Board
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Finish
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School
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Scoring
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Rounds
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Total
score |
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To par
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Thru
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Saturday
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1
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2
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1
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+47
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F
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+17
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318
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305
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623
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2
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+66
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F
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+31
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323
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319
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642
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3
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+68
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F
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+43
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313
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331
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644
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4
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+69
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F
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+33
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324
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321
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645
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5
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+73
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F
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+44
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317
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332
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649
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6
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+74
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F
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+36
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326
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324
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650
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7
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+77
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F
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+44
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321
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332
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653
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8
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+89
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F
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+48
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329
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336
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665
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9
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+103
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F
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+65
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326
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353
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679
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Round 1:
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School
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Scoring
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Round
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Total
score |
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To par
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Thru
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Friday
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1
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+42
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F
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+42
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330
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330
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+45
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F
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+45
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333
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333
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+52
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F
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+52
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340
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340
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+56
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F
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+56
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344
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344
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+60
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F
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+60
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348
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348
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+62
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F
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+62
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350
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350
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+63
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F
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+63
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351
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351
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+69
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F
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+69
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357
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357
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+79
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F
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+79
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367
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367
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+86
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F
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+86
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374
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374
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+87
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F
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+87
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375
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375
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+97
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F
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+97
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385
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385
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18-Hole: 301, Penn (2001) @ Legends
Leader Board
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position
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player
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team
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scoring
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rounds
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total
score |
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current
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start
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to par
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thru
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today
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1
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2
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T1
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T6
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+2
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F
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+1
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73
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73
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146
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T1
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T1
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+2
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F
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+3
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71
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75
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146
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T3
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T1
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+5
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F
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+6
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71
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78
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149
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T3
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T6
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+5
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F
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+4
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73
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76
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149
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T3
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T10
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+5
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F
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+2
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75
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74
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149
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T6
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T10
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+6
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F
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+3
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75
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75
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150
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T6
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T3
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+6
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F
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+6
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72
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78
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150
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T6
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T18
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+6
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F
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+1
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77
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73
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150
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T9
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T10
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+7
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F
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+4
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75
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76
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151
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T9
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T3
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Maconaquah
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+7
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F
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+7
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72
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79
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151
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T9
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T3
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+7
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F
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+7
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72
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79
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151
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T12
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T26
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+8
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F
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E
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80
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72
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152
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T12
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T18
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+8
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F
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+3
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77
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75
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152
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T12
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T26
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+8
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F
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E
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80
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72
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152
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T15
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T14
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Norwell
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+9
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F
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+5
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Posted in Uncategorized0 Comments STATE FINALS: #1 Martinsville wins 10th team title, Brebeuf's Hayashi takes medalist honorsPosted on 29 September 2007 by alexanderscot. By E. Shawn Aylsworth
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First-day leader No. 10 Columbus North (313-331â???644) finished third, with No. 5 Noblesville (324-321â???645) fourth, No. 8 Roncalli (317-332â???649) fifth, and second-ranked Brebeuf (326-424â???650) sixth.
Individually, Brebeuf sophomore Sophie Hayashi (73-73) and
On the deciding second playoff hole (par-4 No. 11), Savichâ??s tee shot found the trees and was not playable. Forced to take an unplayable lie, she went on to bogey the hole while
Hayashi drained a par putt for the crown.
Hayashi becomes the fourth-ever sophomore to win an individual title, putting her in the history books along with Carmelâ??s Martha Foyer (1979), Suzanne Noblett (1982) of Castle, and Martinsvilleâ??s Leigh Anne Hardin (1997). That trio all went on to garner a second individual crown in their careers.
Hayashi and Savich finished three shots better than the 149s carded by three third-place finishers: Indianapolis Cathedral senior Michelle Nash (71-78), sophomore Brianna Scheidler of
Evansville North freshman Natalie Schmett, meanwhile, was among three golfers tying for ninth after her 72-79 netted a 151. The other ninth-grade regional medalist, Trish Witherby of
Brebeufâ??s Tuohy named Mental Attitude Award winner
Megan Tuohy of Brebeuf was named winner of the 2007 Mental Attitude Award for Girls Golf. She becomes the second straight golfer from Brebeuf to receive the award, following in the footsteps of Aimee Neff.
Tuohyâ??s 85-81â???166 helped her team to its second straight Top 10 finish after being a part of the Bravesâ?? first state title team last year. The
Her season was highlighted when she carded an unheard-of 31 in a nine-hole match.
The senior class president at Brebeuf also founded the Catholic Student Union at the school. Tuohy has also been a part of Brebeufâ??s standout varsity and junior varsity girls tennis teams.
â??To say Megan is intellectually competent would be a gross understatement,â? said school LaTonya Turner, the schoolâ??s principal. â??Those who know Megan would tell you that sheâ??s a loving and compassionate individual.â?
Tuohy holds a 4.12 cumulative grade point average, earning her high honor roll recognition every semester. She has narrowed her college choices to
The daughter of Marita and Brian Tuohy also volunteers at
Members of the IHSAA Executive Committee present the award to the outstanding senior participant during the state finals each year. The recipient of the award, who was nominated by her principal and coach, must excel in mental attitude, scholarship, leadership, and athletic ability in girls golf.
Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance, the IHSAAâ??s corporate partner, presented a scholarship check for $1,000 to Brebeuf in her name. Since 1989, more than $551,000 in college scholarships has been presented by Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance to deserving high school students in
Click here for your complete team and individual girls golf results.
Posted in Uncategorized0 Comments Mike: Take a note, schools – Zionsville does football right!Posted on 29 September 2007 by alexanderscot. By Mike McGraw
Executive Director ZIONSVILLE Because Zionsville High School knows how to put on a Check out Think It almost But the To top it The home The people A game in Folks, Zionsville FOOTBALL? Posted in Uncategorized0 Comments 4A #1 Cathedral 3, 4A #2 Muncie Central 1Posted on 29 September 2007 by alexanderscot. By Will Willems INDIANAPOLIS â??? Any volleyball fans in the Indianapolis With Class â??Well, â??We were And bring It But the â??They â??They had Muncie On to the Then The senior â??Sheâ??s a Muncie But Gray finished Kesterson â??They are â??They care If they continue And if Indiana volleyball fans Spike Posted in Uncategorized0 Comments SCOREBOARD: Week 7Posted on 29 September 2007 by alexanderscot. your complete results from Week 7 of the 2007 high school football season, courtesy of John Harrellâ??s Sept. 29
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