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2007 IATCC Clinic Information is HERE!

Posted on 31 October 2007 by alexanderscot.

It’s that time of year again!  The Indiana Association of Track and Cross Country Coaches is having its annual clinic in Indianapolis this Friday, November 2nd and Saturday, November 3rd.

Information can be seen here…

2007 IATCCC Cross Country Clinic

WHERE

Carmel High School

520 E. Main St

Carmel, Indiana 46032

WHEN

Friday, November 2nd 3:30 to 10:00

Saturday, November 3rd 8:00 to 1:30

REGISTRATION

Register Now

Please register online so we can plan for enough food.

Payments must be mailed by Friday, October 26th.

You may pay by credit card online until October 31st

Only Cash or Check will be accepted at the door!

$50.00 for IATCCC members

$60.00 for non-members

HOTEL

Click Below for local hotel information and phone number

No two double bed rooms available, only king bed with sofa

The Hotel is right down the street from the high school.

Hilton Garden Inn

FRIDAY: November 2nd
3:30-4:30 Registration in Greyhound Station

4:00-6:00 All-State Selection process

4:00-5:00 Girls: Scott Lidskin of Westfield

5:00-6:00 Boys: Derek Leininger of FW Snider

6:00-7:15 Dinner (on your own)

7:15-8:00 IATCCC President Dennis McNulty “IATCCC Issues and Concerns” Chat Session, Brandon Jones with a Hoosier Authority report

8:00-8:45 Scott Williams (Ben Davis-IU-IUPUI) â�?��?Looking Back/Reminiscing/Old School XC and Trackâ�?�

9:00-9:45 JayR Perkins (Barr-Reeve) â�?��?Building a Small School XC Powerâ�?�

10:00-12:00 Coaches Social & Hospitality, Hilton Garden Inn Carmel

SATURDAY: November 3rd
8:00-8:30 Coffee and Donuts

(late registration)

8:30-9:15 Zach Raber (Carroll HS, FW) â�?��?The Carroll XC Program: Recruiting, Training, & Mental Preparationâ�?�

9:30-10:15 Rob Seymour (Fishers HS) â�?��?Building a Championship XC Programâ�?�

10:30-11:30 Ron Helmer (IU) â�?��?Touching all the Basesâ�?� â�?��?? A cross country training program designed to meet both short & long term needs and goals.

11:30-12:15 LUNCH (Subway provided)

12:30-1:30 Boys and Girls “TOP 5” Panel (hosted by Dennis McNulty)

All those attending the Clinic will receive an “IATCCC XC Clinic” vinyl folder (treasured by all coaches)!
Any and all money made by this clinic will go to the continued support of the Indiana Senior All-Star Team in the Mid-East Meet of Champions held every year in Kettering, Ohio.

Speakers

Ron Helmer– new Head Track and XC Coach Indiana University

Scott Williams- Indiana XC & Track State Champion, Big 10 XC Champion, State Championship XC Coach, Head Coach IUPUI.

JayR Perkins– Head XC Coach at small school power Barr-Reeve HS

Zach Raber– Carroll HS (Fort Wayne)Head XC Coach

Rob Seymour– Fishers HS Head XC Coach

All of you XC Nuts need to come…..there will be hospitality!! You can count on it!!

Questions or more information contact

Chuck Koeppen XCKOEPPEN@indy.rr.com

Host: Chuck Koeppen
Assistant: Mark Ellington

Clinic Committee: Kent Graham, Eric Kellison, Scott Lidskin

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2007 IATCC Clinic Information is HERE!

Posted on 31 October 2007 by alexanderscot.

It’s that time of year again!  The Indiana Association of Track and Cross Country Coaches is having its annual clinic in Indianapolis this Friday, November 2nd and Saturday, November 3rd.

Information can be seen here…

2007 IATCCC Cross Country Clinic

WHERE

Carmel High School

520 E. Main St

Carmel, Indiana 46032

WHEN

Friday, November 2nd 3:30 to 10:00

Saturday, November 3rd 8:00 to 1:30

REGISTRATION

Register Now

Please register online so we can plan for enough food.

Payments must be mailed by Friday, October 26th.

You may pay by credit card online until October 31st

Only Cash or Check will be accepted at the door!

$50.00 for IATCCC members

$60.00 for non-members

HOTEL

Click Below for local hotel information and phone number

No two double bed rooms available, only king bed with sofa

The Hotel is right down the street from the high school.

Hilton Garden Inn

FRIDAY: November 2nd
3:30-4:30 Registration in Greyhound Station

4:00-6:00 All-State Selection process

4:00-5:00 Girls: Scott Lidskin of Westfield

5:00-6:00 Boys: Derek Leininger of FW Snider

6:00-7:15 Dinner (on your own)

7:15-8:00 IATCCC President Dennis McNulty “IATCCC Issues and Concerns” Chat Session, Brandon Jones with a Hoosier Authority report

8:00-8:45 Scott Williams (Ben Davis-IU-IUPUI) â�?��?Looking Back/Reminiscing/Old School XC and Trackâ�?�

9:00-9:45 JayR Perkins (Barr-Reeve) â�?��?Building a Small School XC Powerâ�?�

10:00-12:00 Coaches Social & Hospitality, Hilton Garden Inn Carmel

SATURDAY: November 3rd
8:00-8:30 Coffee and Donuts

(late registration)

8:30-9:15 Zach Raber (Carroll HS, FW) â�?��?The Carroll XC Program: Recruiting, Training, & Mental Preparationâ�?�

9:30-10:15 Rob Seymour (Fishers HS) â�?��?Building a Championship XC Programâ�?�

10:30-11:30 Ron Helmer (IU) â�?��?Touching all the Basesâ�?� â�?��?? A cross country training program designed to meet both short & long term needs and goals.

11:30-12:15 LUNCH (Subway provided)

12:30-1:30 Boys and Girls “TOP 5” Panel (hosted by Dennis McNulty)

All those attending the Clinic will receive an “IATCCC XC Clinic” vinyl folder (treasured by all coaches)!
Any and all money made by this clinic will go to the continued support of the Indiana Senior All-Star Team in the Mid-East Meet of Champions held every year in Kettering, Ohio.

Speakers

Ron Helmer– new Head Track and XC Coach Indiana University

Scott Williams- Indiana XC & Track State Champion, Big 10 XC Champion, State Championship XC Coach, Head Coach IUPUI.

JayR Perkins– Head XC Coach at small school power Barr-Reeve HS

Zach Raber– Carroll HS (Fort Wayne)Head XC Coach

Rob Seymour– Fishers HS Head XC Coach

All of you XC Nuts need to come…..there will be hospitality!! You can count on it!!

Questions or more information contact

Chuck Koeppen XCKOEPPEN@indy.rr.com

Host: Chuck Koeppen
Assistant: Mark Ellington

Clinic Committee: Kent Graham, Eric Kellison, Scott Lidskin

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PREVIEW: State finals

Posted on 31 October 2007 by alexanderscot.

From ihsaa.org


Seven returning state finalists, including two teams that won it all
last year, have found their way back to the 36th Annual IHSAA
Volleyball State Finals that take place Nov. 3.

 
For the first time, the volleyball state finals will be played in Delaware County,
with Ball State Universityâ??s
Worthen Arena serving as the site for four state championship matches that
afternoon and evening.
 
Four different sites will be used for the morning semifinals, which
begin at 9 a.m. ET with the winners at each site converging on Worthen Arena
for their respective state championship match. Yorktown will host two semifinal
matches in Class 4A, Muncie Central will host the 3A matches, Delta the 2A
contests, and Worthen Arena will be the site for the Class A semifinalists.
 
The Class A state title match begins at 2:30 p.m., with the 2A, 3A, and
4A matches scheduled to begin no earlier than 4:15 p.m., 6 p.m. and 8:10 p.m.,
respectively. The 4A state championship match will be broadcast live to a statewide
audience on the Indiana Cable Network.
 
Ten-time defending 2A champion Muncie Burris headlines the list of 16
teams, along with three-time defending champ Marquette Catholic in Class A.
Those two join three runner-up teams from last year â??? Mishawaka Marian (3A), Fairfield (2A), and
Loogootee (A). Jasper (3A) and Brownstown (2A) were also state finalists a year
ago.
 
Marquette Catholic is making its ninth straight appearance in the Class
A state finals and has swept all five tournament foes in three games thus far.
Theyâ??ll meet Lafayette Central Catholic, which beat Wes-Del in five games last
Saturday to advance to state for the first time. Morristown will face Loogootee in the other
semifinal.
 
Loogootee has fallen in the final each of the past two seasons to Marquette. Should they
both advance, Marquette and Morristown also have met twice previously in
the championship match, with the Yellow Jackets winning in 2003 and Marquette
winning the following year. Marquette
also took a 2-0 decision between the two squads on Sept. 22.
 
Muncie Burris continues to be the 2A kingpin with 18 state titles to its
credit since 1982. Its semifinal against Fairfield
is a rematch of last yearâ??s final, which Burris swept 3-0. Brownstown, which is
making its sixth straight trip to state, will meet first-time participant
Woodlan in the other early match.
 
Brownstown has been to the championship match five times since 1998, and
each time was turned away by Burris. The Braves have swept each of their five
tourney opponents this season.
 
In 3A, Brebeuf will be gunning for its third 3A crown in the last five
years and will have to defeat Bellmont for the second time this season to have
a chance to do so after a 2-1 victory on Aug. 25. Bellmont, looking to advance
to its first championship round, is making its fourth trip to state since 1978
and second in three years.
 
Mishawaka Marian, which led last yearâ??s 3A title match 2-0 before
surrendering three consecutive games to Roncalli, had to settle for the
runner-up spot for the second time (1999). In the other semi, the Knights will
meet Jasper, winners of five straight 3-0 decisions and playing in its first
state finals since its 1991 runner-up season.
 
A first-time volleyball champion in 4A is assured as each team has
played at this level previously but not taken home the big trophy. Floyd
Central has come closest and is playing in its first state finals since its
1990 runner-up campaign. The Highlanders have won all five tournament tests by
3-0 scores. Across the net from Floyd Central stands New Castle, which is playing in its third
finals and first since 2001. New
Castle resided in 3A the last four years before the
current realignment moved them back to 4A.
 
Carmel is
making its first trip to state since 1980, when eight teams advanced to the
state finals. The Greyhoundsâ?? opponent will be Elkhart Memorial, which is
making its second appearance in five seasons in the state semifinals after
surviving a five-game thriller with LaPorte in last Saturdayâ??s regional final.
 
Of note â?¦
 
Defending state champions in the field
(2)
Marquette Catholic, Muncie
Burris
 
Returning state finalists (7)
Brownstown, Fairfield, Jasper, Loogootee,
Marquette Catholic, Mishawaka
Marian, Muncie
Burris
 
Former state champions in the field (5)
Brebeuf, Marquette Catholic, Mishawaka Marian, Morristown,
Muncie Burris
 
2006 state runners-up in the field (3)
Fairfield,
Loogootee, Mishawaka
Marian
 
First-time participants (2)
Lafayette Central
Catholic, Woodlan
 
Three or more consecutive state finals appearances
Brownstown (6th straight)
Loogootee (3rd straight)
Marquette Catholic (9th straight)
Muncie Burris (11th straight)
 
The state finals schedule, courtesy of ihsaa.org:
 
STATE FINALS
Date: Saturday, Nov. 3
Admission: $8 per session, $12 all
sessions
 
Semifinals
Class 4A
Yorktown
Match 1 â??? No. 9 New Castle (31-7) vs. Floyd Central (29-8). 9
am ET
Match 2 â??? Carmel (28-8) vs. No. 4 Elkhart Memorial (35-3). Follows Match 1
 
Class 3A
Muncie Central
Match 1 â??? No. 7 Brebeuf (26-9) vs. No. 5 Bellmont
(31-5). 9 am ET
Match 2 â??? No. 1 Mishawaka Marian (34-4) vs. No. 8 Jasper
(26-10). Follows Match 1
 
Class 2A
Delta
Match 1 â??? No. 3 Brownstown (31-5) vs. Woodlan
(29-8). 9 am ET
Match 2 â??? Fairfield
(34-4) vs. No. 1 Muncie
Burris (35-3). Follows Match 1
 
Class A
Worthen
Arena (Ball State University)
Match 1 â??? No. 1 Marquette
Catholic (31-7) vs. No. 3 Lafayette
Central Catholic (34-2). 9 am ET
Match 2 â??? No. 6 Morristown (30-7) vs. No. 9 Loogootee (27-9).
Follows Match 1
 
Championships
Worthen Arena, Ball State University, 2000 West University
Avenue, Muncie. Website
 
Class A â???
Semifinal winners.
2:30 pm ET
Class 2A â???
Semifinal winners.
4:15 pm ET
Class 3A â???
Semifinal winners.
6 pm ET
Class 4A â???
Semifinal winners.
8:10 pm ET
 
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2007 IATCC Clinic Information is HERE!

Posted on 31 October 2007 by alexanderscot.

It’s that time of year again!  The Indiana Association of Track and Cross Country Coaches is having its annual clinic in Indianapolis this Friday, November 2nd and Saturday, November 3rd.

Information can be seen here…

2007 IATCCC Cross Country Clinic

WHERE

Carmel High School

520 E. Main St

Carmel, Indiana 46032

WHEN

Friday, November 2nd 3:30 to 10:00

Saturday, November 3rd 8:00 to 1:30

REGISTRATION

Register Now

Please register online so we can plan for enough food.

Payments must be mailed by Friday, October 26th.

You may pay by credit card online until October 31st

Only Cash or Check will be accepted at the door!

$50.00 for IATCCC members

$60.00 for non-members

HOTEL

Click Below for local hotel information and phone number

No two double bed rooms available, only king bed with sofa

The Hotel is right down the street from the high school.

Hilton Garden Inn

FRIDAY: November 2nd
3:30-4:30 Registration in Greyhound Station

4:00-6:00 All-State Selection process

4:00-5:00 Girls: Scott Lidskin of Westfield

5:00-6:00 Boys: Derek Leininger of FW Snider

6:00-7:15 Dinner (on your own)

7:15-8:00 IATCCC President Dennis McNulty “IATCCC Issues and Concerns” Chat Session, Brandon Jones with a Hoosier Authority report

8:00-8:45 Scott Williams (Ben Davis-IU-IUPUI) â�?��?Looking Back/Reminiscing/Old School XC and Trackâ�?�

9:00-9:45 JayR Perkins (Barr-Reeve) â�?��?Building a Small School XC Powerâ�?�

10:00-12:00 Coaches Social & Hospitality, Hilton Garden Inn Carmel

SATURDAY: November 3rd
8:00-8:30 Coffee and Donuts

(late registration)

8:30-9:15 Zach Raber (Carroll HS, FW) â�?��?The Carroll XC Program: Recruiting, Training, & Mental Preparationâ�?�

9:30-10:15 Rob Seymour (Fishers HS) â�?��?Building a Championship XC Programâ�?�

10:30-11:30 Ron Helmer (IU) â�?��?Touching all the Basesâ�?� â�?��?? A cross country training program designed to meet both short & long term needs and goals.

11:30-12:15 LUNCH (Subway provided)

12:30-1:30 Boys and Girls “TOP 5” Panel (hosted by Dennis McNulty)

All those attending the Clinic will receive an “IATCCC XC Clinic” vinyl folder (treasured by all coaches)!
Any and all money made by this clinic will go to the continued support of the Indiana Senior All-Star Team in the Mid-East Meet of Champions held every year in Kettering, Ohio.

Speakers

Ron Helmer– new Head Track and XC Coach Indiana University

Scott Williams- Indiana XC & Track State Champion, Big 10 XC Champion, State Championship XC Coach, Head Coach IUPUI.

JayR Perkins– Head XC Coach at small school power Barr-Reeve HS

Zach Raber– Carroll HS (Fort Wayne)Head XC Coach

Rob Seymour– Fishers HS Head XC Coach

All of you XC Nuts need to come…..there will be hospitality!! You can count on it!!

Questions or more information contact

Chuck Koeppen XCKOEPPEN@indy.rr.com

Host: Chuck Koeppen
Assistant: Mark Ellington

Clinic Committee: Kent Graham, Eric Kellison, Scott Lidskin

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2007 IATCC Clinic Information is HERE!

Posted on 31 October 2007 by alexanderscot.

It’s that time of year again!  The Indiana Association of Track and Cross Country Coaches is having its annual clinic in Indianapolis this Friday, November 2nd and Saturday, November 3rd.

Information can be seen here…

2007 IATCCC Cross Country Clinic

WHERE

Carmel High School

520 E. Main St

Carmel, Indiana 46032

WHEN

Friday, November 2nd 3:30 to 10:00

Saturday, November 3rd 8:00 to 1:30

REGISTRATION

Register Now

Please register online so we can plan for enough food.

Payments must be mailed by Friday, October 26th.

You may pay by credit card online until October 31st

Only Cash or Check will be accepted at the door!

$50.00 for IATCCC members

$60.00 for non-members

HOTEL

Click Below for local hotel information and phone number

No two double bed rooms available, only king bed with sofa

The Hotel is right down the street from the high school.

Hilton Garden Inn

FRIDAY: November 2nd
3:30-4:30 Registration in Greyhound Station

4:00-6:00 All-State Selection process

4:00-5:00 Girls: Scott Lidskin of Westfield

5:00-6:00 Boys: Derek Leininger of FW Snider

6:00-7:15 Dinner (on your own)

7:15-8:00 IATCCC President Dennis McNulty “IATCCC Issues and Concerns” Chat Session, Brandon Jones with a Hoosier Authority report

8:00-8:45 Scott Williams (Ben Davis-IU-IUPUI) â�?��?Looking Back/Reminiscing/Old School XC and Trackâ�?�

9:00-9:45 JayR Perkins (Barr-Reeve) â�?��?Building a Small School XC Powerâ�?�

10:00-12:00 Coaches Social & Hospitality, Hilton Garden Inn Carmel

SATURDAY: November 3rd
8:00-8:30 Coffee and Donuts

(late registration)

8:30-9:15 Zach Raber (Carroll HS, FW) â�?��?The Carroll XC Program: Recruiting, Training, & Mental Preparationâ�?�

9:30-10:15 Rob Seymour (Fishers HS) â�?��?Building a Championship XC Programâ�?�

10:30-11:30 Ron Helmer (IU) â�?��?Touching all the Basesâ�?� â�?��?? A cross country training program designed to meet both short & long term needs and goals.

11:30-12:15 LUNCH (Subway provided)

12:30-1:30 Boys and Girls “TOP 5” Panel (hosted by Dennis McNulty)

All those attending the Clinic will receive an “IATCCC XC Clinic” vinyl folder (treasured by all coaches)!
Any and all money made by this clinic will go to the continued support of the Indiana Senior All-Star Team in the Mid-East Meet of Champions held every year in Kettering, Ohio.

Speakers

Ron Helmer– new Head Track and XC Coach Indiana University

Scott Williams- Indiana XC & Track State Champion, Big 10 XC Champion, State Championship XC Coach, Head Coach IUPUI.

JayR Perkins– Head XC Coach at small school power Barr-Reeve HS

Zach Raber– Carroll HS (Fort Wayne)Head XC Coach

Rob Seymour– Fishers HS Head XC Coach

All of you XC Nuts need to come…..there will be hospitality!! You can count on it!!

Questions or more information contact

Chuck Koeppen XCKOEPPEN@indy.rr.com

Host: Chuck Koeppen
Assistant: Mark Ellington

Clinic Committee: Kent Graham, Eric Kellison, Scott Lidskin

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IATCCC Clinic Information is HERE!

Posted on 31 October 2007 by alexanderscot.

It’s that time of year again!  The Indiana Association of Track and Cross Country Coaches is having its annual clinic in Indianapolis this Friday, November 2nd and Saturday, November 3rd.

Information can be seen here…




2007 IATCCC Cross Country Clinic























WHERE


Carmel High School


520 E. Main St


Carmel, Indiana 46032


WHEN


Friday, November 2nd 3:30 to 10:00


Saturday, November 3rd 8:00 to 1:30


REGISTRATION


Register Now


Please register online so we can plan for enough food.


Payments must be mailed by Friday, October 26th.


You may pay by credit card online until October 31st


Only Cash or Check will be accepted at the door!


$50.00 for IATCCC members


$60.00 for non-members

HOTEL


Click Below for local hotel information and phone number


No two double bed rooms available, only king bed with sofa


The Hotel is right down the street from the high school.


Hilton Garden Inn


FRIDAY: November 2nd
3:30-4:30 Registration in Greyhound Station



4:00-6:00 All-State Selection process


4:00-5:00 Girls: Scott Lidskin of Westfield


5:00-6:00 Boys: Derek Leininger of FW Snider


6:00-7:15 Dinner (on your own)


7:15-8:00 IATCCC President Dennis McNulty “IATCCC Issues and Concerns” Chat Session, Brandon Jones with a Hoosier Authority report


8:00-8:45 Scott Williams (Ben Davis-IU-IUPUI) â??Looking Back/Reminiscing/Old School XC and Trackâ?


9:00-9:45 JayR Perkins (Barr-Reeve) â??Building a Small School XC Powerâ?


10:00-12:00 Coaches Social & Hospitality, Hilton Garden Inn Carmel

SATURDAY: November 3rd
8:00-8:30 Coffee and Donuts


(late registration)


8:30-9:15 Zach Raber (Carroll HS, FW) â??The Carroll XC Program: Recruiting, Training, & Mental Preparationâ?


9:30-10:15 Rob Seymour (Fishers HS) â??Building a Championship XC Programâ?


10:30-11:30 Ron Helmer (IU) â??Touching all the Basesâ? â??? A cross country training program designed to meet both short & long term needs and goals.


11:30-12:15 LUNCH (Subway provided)


12:30-1:30 Boys and Girls “TOP 5” Panel (hosted by Dennis McNulty)


All those attending the Clinic will receive an “IATCCC XC Clinic” vinyl folder (treasured by all coaches)!
Any and all money made by this clinic will go to the continued support of the Indiana Senior All-Star Team in the Mid-East Meet of Champions held every year in Kettering, Ohio.

Speakers


Ron Helmer– new Head Track and XC Coach Indiana University


Scott Williams- Indiana XC & Track State Champion, Big 10 XC Champion, State Championship XC Coach, Head Coach IUPUI.


JayR Perkins– Head XC Coach at small school power Barr-Reeve HS


Zach Raber– Carroll HS (Fort Wayne)Head XC Coach


Rob Seymour– Fishers HS Head XC Coach


All of you XC Nuts need to come…..there will be hospitality!! You can count on it!!


Questions or more information contact


Chuck Koeppen XCKOEPPEN@indy.rr.com

Host: Chuck Koeppen
Assistant: Mark Ellington


Clinic Committee: Kent Graham, Eric Kellison, Scott Lidskin













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Week 12 lineup: The big sectional finals

Posted on 30 October 2007 by alexanderscot.

By E. Shawn Aylsworth
Managing Editor
 
According to the
Sagarin power ratings, there are 22 big football games on the agenda for the
sectional championship Week 12 round of the 2007 season.
 
Hereâ??s a look at
those sectional final showdowns with assistance from John Harrellâ??s Indiana high
school football website â??? be sure to stay tuned to HoosierAuthority.com for a
complete results wrap with game summaries and stories!
 
Northern Indiana
Nine
biggies â?¦
 
4A SECTIONAL 9
GAME TIME: 7 pm
Central Time, Brickie Bowl. COACHES: Russ Radtke, 142-46 in 15th year at
Griffith,
261-101 in 31st year overall. Wally McCormack, 38-20 in 5th year at Hobart, 51-22 in 6th year
overall. SAGARIN RATINGS: Hobart,
80.07, 26th overall, 9th in Class 4A. Griffith,
77.58, 34th overall, 11th in Class 4A. LAST OUTING: Griffith
defeated Highland,
41-0, Oct. 26. Hobart defeated Hammond, 21-13, Oct. 26. VS. COMMON FOES: Griffith
8-1, Hobart 5-2. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Griffith
62-55, Hobart
65-52. SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Tied, 6-6. LAST MEETING: Hobart 24, Griffith
14, Aug. 31, 2007.
 
4A SECTIONAL 10
GAME TIME: 8 pm
Eastern Time, Dunlap Field (WTMK, 88.5 FM). COACHES: Kirk Kennedy,
132-66 in 17th year at Lowell.
Tim Dawson, 118-90 in 19th year at Concord.
SAGARIN RATINGS: Lowell,
85, 16th overall, 4th in Class 4A. Concord,
70.77, 60th overall, 15th in Class 4A. LAST OUTING: Lowell
defeated Plymouth,
14-8, Oct. 26. Concord defeated Kankakee Valley, 35-14, Oct. 26. VS. COMMON
FOES: Lowell 2-0, Concord 1-1. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Lowell 67-51, Concord
60-56. SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Tied, 1-1. LAST MEETING: Concord, 33-14, regional,
Nov. 11, 2006.
 
3A SECTIONAL 17
GAME TIME: 7 pm
Central Time, Fort
Pioneer. COACHES: Brett
St. Germain, 49-11 in 5th year at Andrean. David Verta, 12-9 in 2nd year at
Hammond Clark. SAGARIN RATINGS: Andrean, 73.67, 48th overall, 5th in
Class 3A. Hammond Clark, 61.63, 105th overall, 16th in Class 3A. LAST
OUTING: Andrean defeated Knox, 26-7, Oct. 26. Hammond Clark defeated Calumet, 44-18, Oct. 26. VS. COMMON FOES: Andrean
2-0, Hammond Clark
1-1. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Andrean 62-54, Hammond
Clark 48-57. SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: No
meetings.
 
3A SECTIONAL 18
GAME TIME: 7 pm
Eastern Time, South Bend St. Joseph’s field. COACHES: Rich Dodson,
158-46 in 16th year at NorthWood. Kevin Downey, 35-20 in 5th year at South Bend
St. Joseph’s. SAGARIN RATINGS: South Bend
St. Joseph‘s,
77.13, 36th overall, 2nd in Class 3A. NorthWood, 65.07, 88th overall, 13th in
Class 3A. LAST OUTING: NorthWood defeated John Glenn, 22-19, Oct. 26.
South Bend St. Joseph’s defeated Culver
Academy, 41-7, Oct. 26. VS.
COMMON FOES: NorthWood 2-0, South Bend St. Joseph‘s 2-0. OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: NorthWood 65-52, South Bend St. Joseph’s
60-53. SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: NorthWood, 2-1. LAST MEETING: NorthWood,
21-7, sectional, Nov. 4, 2005.
 
3A SECTIONAL 19
GAME TIME: 7 pm
Eastern Time, Worthman Field. COACHES: Dean Doerffler, 42-40 in 7th year
at Fort Wayne Concordia, 102-76 in 16th year overall. Toney Bergman, 32-44 in
7th year at Bellmont. SAGARIN RATINGS: Fort Wayne Concordia, 69.2, 67th overall, 7th
in Class 3A. Bellmont, 66.62, 81st overall, 10th in Class 3A. LAST OUTING: Fort Wayne Concordia
defeated Heritage, 42-14, Oct. 26. Bellmont defeated Norwell, 14-7, Oct. 26. VS.
COMMON FOES: None. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Fort Wayne Concordia 56-60, Bellmont 57-58. SERIES
LAST 10 YEARS: No meetings.
 
2A SECTIONAL 27
GAME TIME: 7 pm
Eastern Time, Knepp Field. COACHES: Matt Lindsay, 178-86 in 21st year at
Fort Wayne Luers. Bill Sharpe, 288-53 in 28th year at Jimtown. SAGARIN
RATINGS: Jimtown, 82.3, 23rd overall, 1st in Class 2A. Fort Wayne Luers,
67.6, 79th overall, 8th in Class 2A. LAST OUTING: Fort Wayne Luers defeated Central Noble,
31-7, Oct. 26. Jimtown defeated Fairfield,
35-27, Oct. 26. VS. COMMON FOES: None. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Fort Wayne Luers 59-57,
Jimtown 66-53. SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Fort Wayne Luers, 3-2. LAST MEETING: Fort Wayne Luers, 24-18,
regional, Nov. 9, 2001.
 
1A SECTIONAL 33
GAME TIME: 7 pm
Eastern Time, Triton field (WIBN, 98.1 FM). COACHES: Chris Bell, 72-57
in 12th year at South Newton, 79-76 in 15th
year overall. Rodney Younis, 22-43 in 6th year at Triton. SAGARIN RATINGS: South Newton, 51.07, 160th overall, 10th in Class 1A.
Triton, 45.48, 190th overall, 15th in Class 1A. LAST OUTING: South Newton defeated LaVille, 47-20, Oct. 26. Triton
defeated Whiting, 41-13, Oct. 26. VS. COMMON FOES: South
Newton 2-0, Triton 2-0. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: South Newton 39-75, Triton 54-63. SERIES LAST 10
YEARS: No meetings.
 
1A SECTIONAL 34
GAME TIME: 7 pm
Eastern Time, Jets Stadium. COACHES: Lee Etzler, 33-30 in 6th year at
Churubusco. Rick Minnich, 231-129 in 31st year at Adams Central. SAGARIN
RATINGS: Churubusco, 56.97, 125th overall, 5th in Class 1A. Adams Central,
52.72, 152nd overall, 9th in Class 1A. LAST OUTING: Churubusco defeated
Eastside, 48-6, Oct. 26. Adams Central defeated South
Adams, 28-0, Oct. 26. VS. COMMON FOES: Churubusco 1-0, Adams Central 1-0. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Churubusco
39-65, Adams Central 39-74. SERIES LAST 10
YEARS: Adams Central, 9-0. LAST
MEETING: Adams Central, 20-6, Aug. 20,
2004.
 
1A SECTIONAL 35
GAME TIME: 7 pm
Eastern Time, North Miami
field. COACHES: Jeff Hettinger, 28-44 in 7th year at Tri-County. Greg
Miller, 16-25 in 4th year at North
Miami. SAGARIN RATINGS: North Miami, 50.66, 162nd overall, 11th in
Class 1A. Tri-County, 50.52, 163rd overall, 12th in Class 1A. LAST OUTING: Tri-County
defeated Pioneer, 23-21, Oct. 26. North
Miami defeated Culver, 41-13, Oct. 26. VS. COMMON
FOES: Tri-County 1-0, North Miami
1-0. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Tri-County 55-59, North Miami 42-71. SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: No
meetings.
 
Central Indiana
Nine
biggies â?¦
 
5A SECTIONAL 5
GAME TIME: 7 pm Eastern Time, Warren Central field. COACHES: Scott May, 9-2
in 1st year at Hamilton Southeastern. Steve Tutsie, 23-3 in 2nd year at Warren
Central. SAGARIN RATINGS: Warren Central, 97.1, 4th overall, 4th in
Class 5A. Hamilton Southeastern, 85.86, 14th overall, 12th in Class 5A. LAST
OUTING: Hamilton
Southeastern defeated Lawrence Central, 22-0, Oct. 26. Warren Central defeated
North Central (Indianapolis),
20-14, Oct. 26. VS. COMMON FOES: None. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Hamilton Southeastern 51-66, Warren Central 56-51. SERIES LAST 10
YEARS: Warren Central, 1-0. LAST MEETING: Warren Central, 55-20,
state finals, Nov. 26, 2005.
 
5A SECTIONAL 6
GAME TIME: 7 pm Eastern Time, Pike Stadium. COACHES: Lance Scheib, 48-26 in
7th year at Franklin Central, 98-65 in 16th year overall. Derek Moyers, 11-0 in
1st year at Pike, 45-30 in 7th year overall. SAGARIN RATINGS: Pike,
98.51, 2nd overall, 2nd in Class 5A. Franklin Central, 90.02, 8th overall, 8th
in Class 5A. LAST OUTING: Franklin Central defeated Avon,
30-14, Oct. 26. Pike defeated Ben Davis, 20-12, Oct. 26. VS. COMMON FOES: Franklin
Central 7-1, Pike 7-0. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Franklin Central 57-58, Pike
59-57. SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Franklin Central, 6-3. LAST MEETING: Pike
30, Franklin Central 17, Oct. 12, 2007.
 
5A SECTIONAL 7
GAME TIME: 7 pm Eastern Time, Max Andress Field. COACHES: Tim Able, 41-36 in
7th year at Decatur Central, 93-83 in 16th year overall. Tim Bless, 57-35 in
8th year at Columbus North, 69-44 in 10th year overall. SAGARIN RATINGS: Columbus North, 106.85,
1st overall, 1st in Class 5A. Decatur Central, 83.32, 19th overall, 13th in
Class 5A. LAST OUTING: Decatur
Central defeated Terre Haute North, 40-21, Oct. 26. Columbus North defeated
Center Grove, 23-7, Oct. 26. VS. COMMON FOES: Decatur Central 1-2, Columbus North 2-1. OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Decatur Central 63-54, Columbus North 61-54. SERIES LAST 10
YEARS: Decatur
Central, 3-1. LAST MEETING: Columbus
North, 28-14, Oct. 5, 2001.
 
4A SECTIONAL 13
GAME TIME: 7 pm Eastern Time, Stanley
Stadium. COACHES: Brian Woodard, 19-4 in 2nd year at Plainfield. Bo Belden, 29-55 in 8th year at Westfield. SAGARIN
RATINGS: Westfield,
82.53, 22nd overall, 7th in Class 4A. Plainfield,
80.2, 25th overall, 8th in Class 4A. LAST OUTING: Plainfield
defeated Lebanon,
42-3, Oct. 26. Westfield
defeated Zionsville, 21-12, Oct. 26. VS. COMMON FOES: None. OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Plainfield 58-58, Westfield 57-60. SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Tied,
1-1. LAST MEETING: Plainfield,
32-7, sectional, Oct. 27, 2006.
 
4A SECTIONAL 14
GAME TIME: 7 pm Eastern Time, Indianapolis Arlington (WXLW, 950 AM). COACHES:
Darrin Fisher, 22-14 in 3rd year at Whiteland, 83-86 in 17th year overall.
Jim O’Hara, 48-23 in 6th year at Indianapolis Cathedral, 85-47 in 12th year
overall. SAGARIN RATINGS: Indianapolis
Cathedral, 89.15, 9th overall, 1st in Class 4A. Whiteland, 72.56, 52nd overall,
14th in Class 4A. LAST OUTING: Whiteland defeated Franklin, 55-20, Oct. 26. Indianapolis
Cathedral defeated Greenwood,
35-10, Oct. 26. VS. COMMON FOES: Whiteland 1-0, Indianapolis Cathedral 1-0. OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Whiteland 59-57, Indianapolis
Cathedral 36-37. SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Indianapolis Cathedral, 1-0. LAST MEETING:
Indianapolis
Cathedral, 31-7, regional, Nov. 10, 2006.
 
4A SECTIONAL 15
GAME TIME: 7 pm Eastern Time, Columbus East field (WCSI, 1010 AM). COACHES: Patrick
Parks, 66-73 in 13th year at Shelbyville. Bob Gaddis, 62-21 in 7th year at
Columbus East, 180-121 in 28th year overall. SAGARIN RATINGS: Columbus East, 86.79,
12th overall, 2nd in Class 4A. Shelbyville, 70.64, 61st overall, 16th in Class
4A. LAST OUTING: Shelbyville defeated South
Dearborn, 41-13, Oct. 26. Columbus East defeated East Central,
35-20, Oct. 26. VS. COMMON FOES: None. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Shelbyville
42-72, Columbus East 50-64. SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Columbus East, 2-1. LAST MEETING: Columbus East, 49-14,
sectional, Nov. 5, 2004.
 
3A SECTIONAL 22
GAME TIME: 7 pm Eastern Time, Broad Ripple. COACHES: Chuck Reeves, Gene
Starrett, 8-2 in 1st year at Hamilton
Heights. Vince Lorenzano,
59-11 in 5th year at Indianapolis Chatard, 118-78 in 16th year overall. SAGARIN
RATINGS: Indianapolis
Chatard, 74.42, 44th overall, 3rd in Class 3A. Hamilton Heights,
70.29, 64th overall, 6th in Class 3A. LAST OUTING: Hamilton Heights
defeated Rushville, 20-19, Oct. 26. Indianapolis Chatard defeated Batesville,
16-6, Oct. 26. VS. COMMON FOES: None. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Hamilton Heights
55-52, Indianapolis
Chatard 50-43. SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Indianapolis Chatard, 1-0. LAST MEETING: Indianapolis Chatard,
14-0, regional, Nov. 15, 2002.
 
2A SECTIONAL 28
GAME TIME: 7 pm
Eastern Time, Panther Stadium. COACHES: John Hendryx, 7-4 in 1st year at
Northwestern, 120-50 in 15th year overall. Marty Wells, 15-16 in 3rd year at
Elwood, 38-45 in 8th year overall. SAGARIN RATINGS: Northwestern, 56.58,
126th overall, 13th in Class 2A. Elwood, 52.65, 154th overall, 19th in Class
2A. LAST OUTING: Northwestern defeated Tipton, 17-0, Oct. 26. Elwood
defeated Taylor,
20-7, Oct. 26. VS. COMMON FOES: Northwestern 4-0, Elwood 2-2. OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Northwestern 59-56, Elwood 64-51. SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: No
meetings.
 
1A SECTIONAL 37
GAME TIME: 7 pm
Eastern Time, Roncalli. COACHES: Michael Paulone, 14-20 in 6th year at
Indiana Deaf. Ty Hunt, 21-5 in 2nd year at Indianapolis Ritter. SAGARIN
RATINGS: Indianapolis
Ritter, 53.58, 147th overall, 8th in Class 1A. Indiana Deaf, 44.38, 194th
overall, 16th in Class 1A. LAST OUTING: Indiana Deaf defeated Indianapolis Lutheran,
36-3, Oct. 26. Indianapolis Ritter defeated Indianapolis Scecina, 50-29, Oct.
26. VS. COMMON FOES: Indiana Deaf 1-1, Indianapolis Ritter 2-0. OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Indiana Deaf 33-61, Indianapolis Ritter 51-65.
SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Indianapolis
Ritter, 1-0. LAST MEETING: Indianapolis
Ritter, 61-30, sectional, Oct. 20, 2006.
 
Southern Indiana
Four
biggies â?¦
 
4A SECTIONAL
16
GAME TIME: 7 pm Central Time, Alumni
Stadium. COACHES: John Hart, 69-17 in 7th year at Evansville Reitz,
193-61 in 23rd year overall. Tony Ahrens, 45-15 in 5th year at Jasper. SAGARIN
RATINGS: Evansville
Reitz, 85.17, 15th overall, 3rd in Class 4A. Jasper, 76.4, 37th overall, 12th
in Class 4A. LAST OUTING: Evansville
Reitz defeated Boonville, 47-0, Oct. 26. Jasper defeated Evansville Central,
13-10, Oct. 26. VS. COMMON FOES: Evansville
Reitz 3-0, Jasper 3-0. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Evansville Reitz 52-55, Jasper 64-52. SERIES
LAST 10 YEARS: No meetings.
 
3A SECTIONAL
24
GAME TIME: 7 pm Central Time, Memorial
Field. COACHES: Larry Mattingly, 32-56 in 8th year at Evansville
Memorial. Paul Maier, 51-57 in 10th year at Mount Vernon (Posey). SAGARIN RATINGS: Evansville Memorial,
62.28, 102nd overall, 15th in Class 3A. Mount
Vernon (Posey), 60.49, 111th overall, 20th in Class
3A. LAST OUTING: Evansville Memorial
defeated Washington,
44-23, Oct. 26. Mount Vernon
(Posey) defeated Evansville Bosse, 42-14, Oct. 26. VS. COMMON FOES: Evansville Memorial 1-3, Mount Vernon (Posey) 2-2. OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Evansville Memorial 68-40, Mount Vernon (Posey)
53-62. SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: No meetings.
 
2A SECTIONAL
32
GAME TIME: 7 pm Central Time, Raider Field
(WBDC, 100.9 FM). COACHES: Mike Goebel, 112-29 in 11th year at
Evansville Mater Dei. Kelly Murphy, 25-12 in 3rd year at Southridge, 55-55 in
10th year overall. SAGARIN RATINGS: Evansville Mater Dei, 71.3, 57th overall, 3rd
in Class 2A. Southridge, 67.94, 76th overall, 6th in Class 2A. LAST OUTING: Evansville Mater Dei
defeated North Posey, 34-0, Oct. 26. Southridge defeated Tell City,
26-12, Oct. 26. VS. COMMON FOES: Evansville
Mater Dei 3-1, Southridge 2-1. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Evansville Mater Dei 58-59, Southridge 62-54.
SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Evansville
Mater Dei, 3-1. LAST MEETING: Southridge, 26-7, sectional, Nov. 1, 2002.
 
1A SECTIONAL
40
GAME TIME: 8 pm Eastern Time, Roy Williams
Field (WQTY, 93.3 FM). COACHES: Mike Spencer, 86-16 in 8th year at Perry
Central, 171-87 in 22nd year overall. Steve Weber, 70-18 in 8th year at
Linton-Stockton. SAGARIN RATINGS: Perry Central, 61.17, 106th overall,
4th in Class 1A. Linton-Stockton, 53.95, 141st overall, 6th in Class 1A. LAST
OUTING: Perry Central defeated Tecumseh, 43-6, Oct. 26. Linton-Stockton
defeated Wood Memorial, 30-0, Oct. 26. VS. COMMON FOES: Perry Central
5-0, Linton-Stockton 5-0. OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Perry Central 40-76,
Linton-Stockton 46-67. SERIES LAST 10 YEARS: Perry Central, 4-2. LAST
MEETING: Perry Central, 21-14, sectional, Oct. 27, 2006.
 
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POSTSEASON: Sectional results, what's ahead

Posted on 30 October 2007 by alexanderscot.

Here are
complete results through the sectional semifinal round of the 35th Annual IHSAA
Football State Tournament plus potential regional matchups as well as the
remainder of the tournament schedule, courtesy of ihsaa.org and John Harrellâ??s
website:

SECTIONALS
Dates: Friday,
Oct. 19 and Saturday, Oct. 20; Friday, Oct. 26; Friday, Nov. 2
Times: All
times 7 p.m. ET unless noted.
Admission: $5
Determining home team:
First Round â??? The second-named team in the blind draw is host school
unless the two teams agree to switch the site.
Semifinals â??? The team without a home game will host. Exception: The
bye team will always be the visitor. If both teams were home or both were
visitors, the second-named team in the quarter bracket will host.
Championship â??? The host team will be the team that has played the most away
games. If both teams have played the same number of away games, the bottom
bracket team shall host.
 
CLASS 5A (63 teams)
Sectional 1 (8 teams)
First Round
Crown Point 35, Munster 9
Merrillville 21, Chesterton 0
Lake Central 10, Michigan
City 7
Valparaiso 28, Portage 25
Semifinals
No. 4 Merrillville 13, No. 10 Crown
Point 7
Lake Central 14, No. 15 Valparaiso 7
Championship
No. 4 Merrillville (10-1) at Lake Central
(7-4)
 
Sectional 2 (8 teams)
First Round
Goshen 23, South Bend Riley 8
South Bend Adams 48, Elkhart Memorial 35
Penn 28, Elkhart Central 14
Mishawaka 26, LaPorte
21
Semifinals
Goshen 35, South Bend Adams 21
No. 1 Penn 28, Mishawaka 0
Championship
Goshen (8-3)
at No. 1 Penn (11-0)
 
Sectional 3 (8 teams)
First Round
Huntington North 31, Homestead 14
Fort
Wayne Snider 51, Fort Wayne North 0
Fort
Wayne South 24, Carroll (Fort
Wayne) 7
Warsaw 48, Fort Wayne Northrop 16
Semifinals
No. 9 Fort Wayne Snider 52, Huntington North 9
Warsaw 14, Fort Wayne South 7
Championship
No. 9 Fort Wayne Snider (10-1) at Warsaw (7-4)
 
Sectional 4 (8 teams)
First Round
McCutcheon 32,
Anderson Highland 22
Harrison (West Lafayette) 49, Lafayette
Jefferson 28
Carmel 49, Anderson 6
Noblesville 42, Kokomo 14
Semifinals
Harrison (West Lafayette) 43, McCutcheon
7
No. 6 Carmel 28, Noblesville 7
Championship
Harrison (West Lafayette) (4-7) at No. 6 Carmel (9-2)
 
Sectional 5 (8 teams)
First Round
Lawrence Central 28,
Fishers 17
Hamilton Southeastern 51,
Richmond 21
North Central (Indianapolis) 21, Indianapolis
Arlington 20
Warren Central
49, Lawrence North 28
Semifinals
No. 16 Hamilton Southeastern 22, Lawrence Central 0
No. 8 Warren
Central 20, North Central (Indianapolis)
14
Championship
No. 16 Hamilton
Southeastern (9-2) at No. 8 Warren Central (8-3)
 
Sectional 6 (8 teams)
First Round
Avon 42, Perry Meridian 28
Franklin Central 34, Southport 17
Pike 41, Indianapolis Tech 0
Ben Davis 35, Brownsburg 13
Semifinals
No. 13 Franklin Central
30, No. 11 Avon 14
No. 2 Pike 20, No. 7 Ben Davis 12
Championship
No. 13 Franklin Central (9-2) at No. 2 Pike (11-0)
 
Sectional 7 (8 teams)
First Round
Decatur Central 17, Bloomington South 14
Terre
Haute North 28, Martinsville
21
Columbus North 47, Terre Haute South 0
Center Grove 70, Bloomington North 21
Semifinals
Decatur Central 40, Terre Haute North 21
No. 5 Columbus North 23, No. 3 Center
Grove 7
Championship
Decatur Central
(8-3) at No. 5 Columbus
North (10-1)
 
Sectional 8 (7 teams)
First Round
Evansville North 28, Jennings County 7
Castle 38, Floyd Central 20
Jeffersonville 14, Bedford North Lawrence 0
Semifinals
Evansville North 42, New Albany 13
Jeffersonville 40, Castle 21
Championship
Evansville North (9-2)
at Jeffersonville
(9-2) 8p
 
CLASS 4A (63 teams)
Sectional 9 (8 teams)
First Round
Griffith 37,
Hammond Morton 34
Highland 30, Gary Wallace
18
Hammond 41, Gary West 0
Hobart 35, East Chicago Central 6
Semifinals
Griffith 41, Highland 0
No. 12 Hobart 21, No. 11 Hammond
13
Championship
Griffith (8-3)
at No. 12 Hobart
(8-3)
 
Sectional 10 (8 teams)
First Round
Lowell 54, Logansport 13
Plymouth 34, Northridge 6
Kankakee Valley 20, South
Bend Washington 18
Concord 49, South Bend Clay 27
Semifinals
No. 6 Lowell 14, Plymouth
8
Concord 35, Kankakee Valley 14
Championship
No. 6 Lowell (10-1) at Concord (8-3) 8p
 
Sectional 11 (8 teams)
First Round
DeKalb 21, Wawasee
3
Fort Wayne Wayne 24, New
Haven 23 (OT)
Columbia City 24, East Noble 21
Fort Wayne Dwenger
42, Fort Wayne Elmhurst 8
Semifinals
DeKalb 31, Fort Wayne Wayne 24
No. 1 Fort Wayne Dwenger 42, Columbia City 7
Championship
DeKalb (7-4) at No. 1 Fort
Wayne Dwenger (11-0)
 
Sectional 12 (8 teams)
First Round
Delta 21, Marion 13
Muncie South 27, Mt. Vernon
(Fortville) 24
Jay County
49, Muncie
Central 29
New Castle 42, Pendleton Heights
36 (OT)
Semifinals
Muncie South 38, No. 8 Delta
20
Jay County 23, New
Castle 16
Championship
Muncie South (7-4)
at Jay County (8-3)
 
Sectional 13 (8 teams)
First Round
Plainfield 24, Frankfort 6
Lebanon 25, Indianapolis Northwest 6
Zionsville 21, Mooresville 7
Westfield 42, Indianapolis Broad Ripple 14
Semifinals
No. 13 Plainfield 42, Lebanon 3
Westfield 21, Zionsville 12
Championship
No. 13 Plainfield (8-3) at Westfield (8-3)
 
Sectional 14 (8 teams)
First Round
Indianapolis Cathedral 42, Roncalli 7
Greenwood 35, New Palestine 27
Franklin 35,
Greenfield-Central 14
Whiteland 37, Indianapolis Manual 0
Semifinals
No. 3 Indianapolis Cathedral 35, Greenwood 10
Whiteland 55, Franklin
20
Championship
Whiteland (7-4) at No. 3 Indianapolis
Cathedral (9-2) @ University of Indianapolis
 
Sectional 15 (8 teams)
First Round
South Dearborn
36, Madison 7
Shelbyville 45, Franklin County 14
East Central 35, Seymour 7
Columbus East 54, Connersville 13
Semifinals
No. 7 Shelbyville
41, South Dearborn 13
No. 5 Columbus East 35, No. 8 East
Central 20
Championship
Shelbyville (11-0) at Columbus
East (10-1)
 
Sectional 16 (7 teams)
First Round
Evansville Reitz 48, Owen Valley
13
Jasper 13, Northview 10
Evansville Central 42, Evansville Harrison 7
Semifinals
No. 2 Evansville Reitz 47, Boonville
0
No. 8 Jasper 13,
No. 14 Evansville
Central 0
Championship
No. 2 Evansville
Reitz (11-0) at Jasper (9-2)
 
CLASS 3A (63 teams)
Sectional 17 (8 teams)
First Round
Knox 52, Hammond Gavit 0
Andrean 14, New
Prairie 7
Hammond Clark 54, Gary
Roosevelt 14
Calumet 19, Gary Wirt 14
Semifinals
No. 9 Andrean 26, Knox 7
Hammond Clark 44, Calumet 18
Championship
No. 9 Andrean (8-3) at Hammond Clark (8-3)
 
Sectional 18 (8 teams)
First Round
Culver Academies 24, Peru 16
South Bend St.
Josephâ??s 35, Tippecanoe Valley 6
Glenn 62, Maconaquah
10
NorthWood 37, Mishawaka Marian 35
Semifinals
No. 2 South Bend St. Josephâ??s 41,
Culver Academies 7
No. 12 NorthWood 22, Glenn 19
Championship
No. 12 NorthWood (7-4) at No. 2 South Bend St. Josephâ??s (9-2)
 
Sectional 19 (8 teams)
First Round
Bellmont 23, Lakeland 6
Norwell 67, West
Noble 13
Heritage 17, Leo
14
Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran 41, Angola 14
Semifinals
Bellmont 14,
Norwell 7
Fort Wayne
Concordia Lutheran 42, Heritage 14
Championship
Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran (7-4) at Bellmont (8-3)
 
Sectional 20 (8 teams)
First Round
Western 42, Yorktown 21
Eastbrook 21, West Lafayette 14
Twin Lakes
7, Benton
Central 6
Mississinewa 14, Blackford 6
Semifinals
Western 17, No. 6
Eastbrook 14
Twin Lakes 32, Mississinewa 8
Championship
Twin Lakes (5-6) at Western (8-3)
 
Sectional 21 (8 teams)
First Round
Crawfordsville
36, West Vigo 0
Danville 42, Greencastle 10
North
Montgomery 34, Southmont 14
Brebeuf 59, Western Boone 44

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Week 12: Sectional championship matchups

Posted on 30 October 2007 by alexanderscot.

Hereâ??s an
early peek at all the games for Week 12, the championship round of sectional
games for the 2007 football season, courtesy of John Harrellâ??s Indiana high
school football website:
 
Friday, Nov. 2
SECTIONAL
1
GAME
TIME: 7 pm
Central Time, Burial Grounds.
COACHES:
Zac Wells, 17-6
in 2nd year at Merrillville.
Bill Melby, 13-18 in 3rd year at Lake
Central.
SAGARIN
RATINGS: Merrillville, 88.76, 10th overall, 9th in
Class 5A. Lake Central, 73.6, 49th overall, 29th in
Class 5A.
LAST
OUTING: Merrillville defeated Crown
Point, 13-7, Oct. 26. Lake
Central defeated Valparaiso, 14-7, Oct. 26.
VS.
COMMON FOES: Merrillville 9-1, Lake
Central 5-3.
OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Merrillville 67-49, Lake
Central 56-58.
SERIES
LAST 10 YEARS: Merrillville, 13-1.
LAST
MEETING: Merrillville 24, Lake
Central 3, Oct. 5,
2007.
SECTIONAL
2
GAME
TIME: 7 pm
Eastern Time, Freed Field (WGCS, 91.1 FM).
COACHES:
Brent Baldwin,
8-3 in 1st year at Goshen.
Cory Yeoman, 55-10 in 5th year at Penn.
SAGARIN
RATINGS: Penn,
90.14, 7th overall, 7th in Class 5A. Goshen,
69.22, 66th overall, 37th in Class 5A.
LAST
OUTING: Goshen defeated South Bend Adams,
35-21, Oct. 26. Penn defeated Mishawaka,
28-0, Oct. 26.
VS.
COMMON FOES: Goshen 4-0, Penn 4-0.
OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Goshen 53-61, Penn 64-50.
SERIES
LAST 10 YEARS: Penn,
2-0.
LAST
MEETING: Penn,
31-0, sectional, Nov. 8, 2002.
SECTIONAL
3
GAME
TIME: 7 pm
Eastern Time, Fisher Field.
COACHES:
Russ Isaacs,
182-29 in 17th year at Fort Wayne Snider. Troy Akers, 19-23 in 4th year at Warsaw.
SAGARIN
RATINGS: Fort Wayne Snider, 92.19, 6th overall, 6th
in Class 5A. Warsaw,
66.44, 82nd overall, 42nd in Class 5A.
LAST
OUTING: Fort Wayne Snider defeated Huntington North,
52-9, Oct. 26. Warsaw
defeated Fort Wayne South, 14-7, Oct. 26.
VS.
COMMON FOES: Fort Wayne Snider 2-0, Warsaw
2-0.
OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Fort Wayne Snider 60-56, Warsaw 52-64.
SERIES
LAST 10 YEARS: Fort Wayne Snider, 3-0.
LAST
MEETING: Fort Wayne Snider, 42-7, sectional, Oct.
21, 2005.
SECTIONAL
4
GAME
TIME: 7 pm
Eastern Time, Greyhound Stadium.
COACHES:
Jeromy Flowers,
5-16 in 2nd year at Harrison (West
Lafayette). Mo Moriarity, 28-10 in 3rd year at Carmel, 211-52 in 23rd
year overall.
SAGARIN
RATINGS: Carmel, 96.82, 5th overall, 5th in
Class 5A. Harrison (West Lafayette),
75.77, 39th overall, 23rd in Class 5A.
LAST
OUTING: Harrison
(West Lafayette)
defeated McCutcheon, 43-7, Oct. 26. Carmel
defeated Noblesville, 28-7, Oct. 26.
VS.
COMMON FOES: Harrison
(West Lafayette) 0-1, Carmel 1-0.
OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Harrison
(West Lafayette) 57-60, Carmel 63-54.
SERIES
LAST 10 YEARS: Carmel, 1-0.
LAST
MEETING: Carmel, 42-18, sectional, Oct. 22,
1999.
SECTIONAL
5
GAME
TIME: 7 pm
Eastern Time, Warren Central field.
COACHES:
Scott May, 9-2
in 1st year at Hamilton Southeastern. Steve Tutsie, 23-3 in 2nd year at
Warren Central.
SAGARIN
RATINGS: Warren
Central, 97.1, 4th overall, 4th in Class 5A. Hamilton Southeastern, 85.86,
14th overall, 12th in Class 5A.
LAST
OUTING: Hamilton Southeastern defeated Lawrence
Central, 22-0, Oct. 26. Warren Central defeated North Central (Indianapolis), 20-14,
Oct. 26.
VS.
COMMON FOES: None.
OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Hamilton
Southeastern 51-66, Warren
Central 56-51.
SERIES
LAST 10 YEARS: Warren
Central, 1-0.
LAST
MEETING: Warren
Central, 55-20, state finals, Nov. 26, 2005.
SECTIONAL
6
GAME
TIME: 7 pm
Eastern Time, Pike Stadium.
COACHES:
Lance Scheib,
48-26 in 7th year at Franklin Central, 98-65 in 16th year overall. Derek
Moyers, 11-0 in 1st year at Pike, 45-30 in 7th year overall.
SAGARIN
RATINGS: Pike,
98.51, 2nd overall, 2nd in Class 5A. Franklin Central, 90.02, 8th overall,
8th in Class 5A.
LAST
OUTING: Franklin
Central defeated Avon, 30-14, Oct. 26. Pike
defeated Ben Davis, 20-12, Oct. 26.
VS.
COMMON FOES: Franklin
Central 7-1, Pike 7-0.
OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Franklin
Central 57-58, Pike 59-57.
SERIES
LAST 10 YEARS: Franklin
Central, 6-3.
LAST
MEETING: Pike
30, Franklin Central 17, Oct. 12, 2007.
SECTIONAL
7
GAME
TIME: 7 pm
Eastern Time, Max Andress Field.
COACHES:
Tim Able, 41-36
in 7th year at Decatur Central, 93-83 in 16th year overall. Tim Bless, 57-35
in 8th year at Columbus North, 69-44 in 10th year overall.
SAGARIN
RATINGS: Columbus North, 106.85, 1st overall, 1st
in Class 5A. Decatur Central, 83.32, 19th overall, 13th in Class 5A.
LAST
OUTING: Decatur Central defeated Terre Haute
North, 40-21, Oct. 26. Columbus North defeated Center Grove, 23-7, Oct. 26.
VS.
COMMON FOES: Decatur Central 1-2, Columbus North 2-1.
OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Decatur
Central 63-54, Columbus North 61-54.
SERIES
LAST 10 YEARS: Decatur Central, 3-1.
LAST
MEETING: Columbus North, 28-14, Oct. 5, 2001.
SECTIONAL
8
GAME
TIME: 8 pm
Eastern Time, Blairt Field.
COACHES:
Mike Wilson,
106-100 in 19th year at Evansville North, 158-135 in 28th year overall. Steve
Cooley, 41-41 in 8th year at Jeffersonville,
93-65 in 14th year overall.
SAGARIN
RATINGS: Jeffersonville, 78.63, 30th overall, 17th in
Class 5A. Evansville North, 72.86, 50th overall, 30th in Class 5A.
LAST
OUTING: Evansville North defeated New Albany, 42-13, Oct. 26. Jeffersonville defeated
Castle, 40-21, Oct. 26.
VS.
COMMON FOES: Evansville North 2-2, Jeffersonville
3-1.
OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Evansville North 47-49, Jeffersonville 60-54.
SERIES
LAST 10 YEARS: Tied,
2-2.
LAST
MEETING: Jeffersonville, 26-14, sectional, Oct. 25,
2002.
SECTIONAL
9
GAME
TIME: 7 pm Central
Time, Brickie Bowl.
COACHES:
Russ Radtke,
142-46 in 15th year at Griffith,
261-101 in 31st year overall. Wally McCormack, 38-20 in 5th year at Hobart, 51-22 in 6th
year overall.
SAGARIN
RATINGS: Hobart, 80.07, 26th overall, 9th in
Class 4A. Griffith,
77.58, 34th overall, 11th in Class 4A.
LAST
OUTING: Griffith defeated Highland,
41-0, Oct. 26. Hobart defeated Hammond, 21-13, Oct.
26.
VS.
COMMON FOES: Griffith
8-1, Hobart 5-2.
OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Griffith
62-55, Hobart 65-52.
SERIES
LAST 10 YEARS: Tied,
6-6.
LAST
MEETING: Hobart 24, Griffith
14, Aug. 31, 2007.
SECTIONAL
10
GAME
TIME: 8 pm
Eastern Time, Dunlap Field (WTMK, 88.5 FM).
COACHES:
Kirk Kennedy,
132-66 in 17th year at Lowell.
Tim Dawson, 118-90 in 19th year at Concord.
SAGARIN
RATINGS: Lowell, 85, 16th overall, 4th in Class
4A. Concord,
70.77, 60th overall, 15th in Class 4A.
LAST
OUTING: Lowell defeated Plymouth,
14-8, Oct. 26. Concord defeated Kankakee Valley, 35-14, Oct. 26.
VS.
COMMON FOES: Lowell 2-0, Concord
1-1.
OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Lowell 67-51, Concord
60-56.
SERIES
LAST 10 YEARS: Tied,
1-1.
LAST
MEETING: Concord, 33-14, regional, Nov. 11, 2006.
SECTIONAL
11
GAME
TIME: 7 pm
Eastern Time, Zollner Stadium.
COACHES:
Jim Hummer,
20-23 in 4th year at DeKalb, 74-87 in 16th year overall. Chris Svarczkopf,
61-15 in 6th year at Fort Wayne Dwenger.
SAGARIN
RATINGS: Fort Wayne Dwenger, 83.56, 17th overall,
5th in Class 4A. DeKalb, 65.14, 87th overall, 22nd in Class 4A.
LAST
OUTING: DeKalb
defeated Fort Wayne Wayne, 31-24, Oct. 26. Fort Wayne Dwenger defeated Columbia City, 42-7, Oct. 26.
VS.
COMMON FOES: DeKalb
2-0, Fort Wayne
Dwenger 2-0.
OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: DeKalb
52-63, Fort Wayne
Dwenger 45-71.
SERIES
LAST 10 YEARS: No
meetings.
SECTIONAL
12
GAME
TIME: 7 pm
Eastern Time, Schultz Stadium (WHBU, 1240 AM).
COACHES:
Mike Paul,
120-183 in 30th year at Muncie South. Shane Hill, 33-32 in 6th year at Jay County.
SAGARIN
RATINGS: Muncie South, 56.2, 130th overall, 32nd
in Class 4A. Jay
County, 55.42, 132nd
overall, 33rd in Class 4A.
LAST
OUTING: Muncie South defeated Delta, 38-20,
Oct. 26. Jay County
defeated New Castle,
23-16, Oct. 26.
VS.
COMMON FOES: Muncie South 4-2, Jay
County 3-2.
OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Muncie South 53-61, Jay
County 49-64.
SERIES
LAST 10 YEARS: Tied,
6-6.
LAST
MEETING: Jay County 27, Muncie South 25, Sep.
14, 2007.
SECTIONAL
13
GAME
TIME: 7 pm
Eastern Time, Stanley
Stadium.
COACHES:
Brian Woodard,
19-4 in 2nd year at Plainfield.
Bo Belden, 29-55 in 8th year at Westfield.
SAGARIN
RATINGS: Westfield, 82.53, 22nd overall, 7th in
Class 4A. Plainfield,
80.2, 25th overall, 8th in Class 4A.
LAST
OUTING: Plainfield defeated Lebanon, 42-3, Oct. 26. Westfield defeated
Zionsville, 21-12, Oct. 26.
VS.
COMMON FOES: None.
OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Plainfield 58-58, Westfield
57-60.
SERIES
LAST 10 YEARS: Tied,
1-1.
LAST
MEETING: Plainfield, 32-7, sectional, Oct. 27, 2006.
SECTIONAL
14
GAME
TIME: 7 pm
Eastern Time, Indianapolis Arlington (WXLW, 950 AM).
COACHES:
Darrin Fisher,
22-14 in 3rd year at Whiteland, 83-86 in 17th year overall. Jim O’Hara, 48-23
in 6th year at Indianapolis Cathedral, 85-47 in 12th year overall.
SAGARIN
RATINGS: Indianapolis Cathedral, 89.15, 9th overall,
1st in Class 4A. Whiteland, 72.56, 52nd overall, 14th in Class 4A.
LAST
OUTING: Whiteland
defeated Franklin,
55-20, Oct. 26. Indianapolis Cathedral defeated Greenwood, 35-10, Oct. 26.
VS.
COMMON FOES: Whiteland
1-0, Indianapolis
Cathedral 1-0.
OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Whiteland
59-57, Indianapolis
Cathedral 36-37.
SERIES
LAST 10 YEARS: Indianapolis Cathedral, 1-0.
LAST
MEETING: Indianapolis Cathedral, 31-7, regional, Nov.
10, 2006.
SECTIONAL
15
GAME
TIME: 7 pm
Eastern Time, Columbus East field (WCSI, 1010 AM).
COACHES:
Patrick Parks,
66-73 in 13th year at Shelbyville. Bob Gaddis, 62-21 in 7th year at Columbus
East, 180-121 in 28th year overall.
SAGARIN
RATINGS: Columbus East, 86.79, 12th overall, 2nd
in Class 4A. Shelbyville, 70.64, 61st overall, 16th in Class 4A.
LAST
OUTING: Shelbyville
defeated South Dearborn, 41-13, Oct. 26.
Columbus East defeated East Central, 35-20, Oct. 26.
VS.
COMMON FOES: None.
OPPONENTS’
RECORDS: Shelbyville
42-72, Columbus East 50-64.
SERIES
LAST 10 YEARS: Columbus East, 2-1.
LAST
MEETING: Columbus East, 49-14, sectional, Nov. 5,
2004.
SECTIONAL
16
GAME
TIME: 7 pm
Central Time, Alumni Stadium.
COACHES:
John Hart, 69-17
in 7th year at Evansville Reitz, 193-61 in 23rd year overall. Tony Ahrens,
45-15 in 5th year at Jasper.

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STATE FINALS: Westfield, Banfich do it again

Posted on 29 October 2007 by alexanderscot.

By Colin Altevogt
Girls Running Sports Coordinator

TERRE HAUTE ���?? It was
just another day at the office for No. 1 Westfield and Culver Academies senior
Alex Banfich. The Shamrocks won their third straight state title, while Banfich
cruised to her third consecutive individual state championship as well Oct. 27
at the muddy Laverne Gibson course in Terre
Haute.

The ���?�Rocks
got a big race from sophomore Alex Holland, whose 48th-place finish
was fifth for Westfield
to end the scoring. The 81-point total was Westfield���?�s lowest of their four
championships under coach Scott Lidskin.

The
frontrunning of senior Maggie Bingham (fourth) and Kaitlyn Love (eighth) put
the ���?�Rocks up early, and the domination didn���?�t stop there. Westfield���?�s third, fourth, and fifth runners
outran their counterparts from every other school.

Second-ranked Lake Central finished second with 114
points, led by junior Rachel Zajac���?�s 13th-place finish. Typical
frontrunners Megan Plenus and Dana Payonk were 25th and 26th, respectively. No.
4 Carroll (Fort Wayne)
benefited from the fifth- and ninth-place finishes of freshman Brianna Johnson
and senior Chelsea Blanchard for third in the team race with 119 points.

Running in
a pack, third-ranked Carmel
totaled 146 points for fourth place, while No. 10 Bloomington North finished
fifth for the final podium spot.

The win by
Westfield moves
the ���?�Rocks up to a third-place tie with Floyd Central for the most state
titles. Carmel holds the distinction of the winningest
program in Indiana
history by virtue of its remarkable 10 championships.

Individually,
Banfich becomes just the third girl to win three state crowns, and only the
second to complete the feat consecutively. Banfich���?�s time of 18:21 was 17
seconds better than junior runner-up Megan Ranegar of Valparaiso. Franklin Central
Semistate champion Lorna
Whaley was third, with Bingham ���?? last year���?�s runner-up
���?? finishing fourth and Johnson rounding out the top
five.

Banfich
and Bingham have both finished in the Top 10 in all four state finals. (Blanchard,
who was ninth her freshman year and fourth as a junior, ran through illness as
a sophomore and did not make the podium.) The trio all cap off their high
school careers with a combined 11 individual state medals.

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