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BB: Alexandria coach Garth Cone dies at age 63

Posted on 24 March 2010 by .

From elwoodpublishing.com
Garth Cone, basketball coach at Alexandria, died early March 23 at Community Hospital in Anderson after a sudden illness. His huge heart made a difference in thousands of lives.
For more than 30 years, Cone was a teacher and basketball coach for the Alexandria-Monroe School Corporation. Cone mentored hundreds of basketball players in his years in Alexandria.
His basketball philosophy was built around three basic ideas: hard work, repetition of fundamentals, and dedication to the goal of taking young boys and developing them into young men who will become citizens of which the community can be proud.
Cone also founded the Tiger Readers program in the 1990s, which coupled reading and athletics in the Alexandria school system – a program which has been duplicated all over the state of Indiana.
There will be many “coach Cone” stories shared in Madison County and throughout the state in the upcoming days as the number of people he has impacted over the years is incredible.
Cone and his wife, Cinda, were parents of two sons, Rodney and Thad, and a daughter, Krista Baledge. He also had eight grandchildren and one great-grandson.
NOTE: We’ve posted an interview with this story that Executive Director Mike McGraw did with Cone following the Tigers’ victory over Mississinewa in late January. Our deepest condolences to the family and community …
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BT&F: Indoor leaderboards posted

Posted on 24 March 2010 by .

Here is the final leaderboard for the 2010 boys track & field indoor season (Top 10 results separated out), courtesy of indianarunner.com:
BOYS 55M
6.46a – Quinton Jones – (10) – Harding – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
6.48a – Nick Stoner – (11) – Center Grove – Metropolitan Interscholastic Conf. – 3/5
6.49a – Anthony Shelman – (10) – Lawrence Central – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
6.51a – Khyran Shank – (12) – North Central (Indianapolis) – National Scholastic Championships, NY – 3/12
6.52a – Anthony Kimmons – (12) – Indianapolis Tech – National Scholastic Championships, NY – 3/12
6.52a – Shaquille Tensley – (11) – Warren Central – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
6.54a – Leo Cordova – (12) – Richmond – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
6.56a – Ray Humphrey – (11) – Marion – PPG Sports HSR Qualifier #1 – 3/5
6.56a – Sam Nunn – (12) – Anderson Highland – PPG Sports HSR Qualifier #1 – 3/5
6.56a – Eric Robinson – (11) – Warren Central – Metropolitan Interscholastic Conf. – 3/5
6.57a – Pat Feeney – (12) – New Palestine – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
6.57c – Jordan Gater – (11) – East Noble – PPG Sports HSR Qualifier #2 – 3/6
6.59a – Marciellian Gardner – (10) – Lawrence Central – Bloomington South Inv. – 3/3
6.59a – Anthony Miller – (12) – Columbus East – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
6.60a – Justin Dunn – (12) – Zionsville – Terre Haute Inv. – 2/13
6.61a – Aaron Woodard – (11) – West Lafayette – West Lafayette HSR Qualifier – 3/11
6.62a – Quinntyn Qualls – (10) – Pike – Bloomington South Inv. – 3/3
6.62a – Kory Stamps – (12) – Lawrence North – Metropolitan Interscholastic Conf. – 3/5
6.63a – Justin Braxton – (12) – Charlestown – Indiana State Univ. Open #1 – 1/14
6.63a – Justin Garrett – (10) – Ben Davis – Metropolitan Interscholastic Conf. – 3/5
6.64a – Logan Hoffman – (12) – Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran – Summit Athletic Conf. Inv. – 3/5
6.64a – Keith Housely – (12) – Warren Central – Mideast Classic – 3/13
6.65a – Manny Ashibuogwu – (11) – Franklin Central – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
6.65a – Aric Bigham – (11) – Mooresville – Greencastle Inv. – 3/16
6.65a – Thomas Brueggemann – (12) – Columbus North – Bloomington South Inv. – 3/3
6.65a – Josh Pendleton – (12) – Evansville Bosse – Terre Haute Inv. – 2/13
6.65a – Charles Tharp – (12) – Fort Wayne Northrop – Summit Athletic Conf. Inv. – 3/5
6.65a – Devan Washington – (11) – Harding – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
BOYS 200M
22.22a – Anthony Kimmons – (12) – Indianapolis Tech – Univ. of Kentucky HS Inv. – 2/20
22.79a – Shane Mikesky – (11) – Zionsville – Western Indiana Inv. – 2/27
22.79a – Khyran Shank – (12) – North Central (Indianapolis) – Univ. of Kentucky HS Inv. – 2/20
22.81a – Jordan Gater – (11) – East Noble – Trine Univ. HS Open #2 – 1/30
22.84a – Thomas Brueggemann – (12) – Columbus North – Bloomington South Inv. – 3/3
23.05a – Marciellian Gardner – (10) – Lawrence Central – Western Indiana TC Classic – 1/16
23.07a – John Broaden – (12) – North Central (Indianapolis) – Indiana TC Winter Open – 2/13
23.07a – Max Tuttle – (12) – Bloomington North – Monroe County Warmup – 3/10
23.14a – Kendal Frederick – (12) – Fort Wayne Snider – Trine Univ. HS Open #3 – 2/20
23.15a – Quinton Jones – (10) – Harding – Summit Athletic Conf. Inv. – 3/5
23.16a – Charles Tharp – (12) – Fort Wayne Northrop – Summit Athletic Conf. Inv. – 3/5
23.30a – Julian Taylor – (12) – Gary West – AAU Northern Nationals, IL – 2/21
23.35a – Kevin Cole – (11) – Lawrence North – Indiana TC Winter Open – 2/13
23.40a – Logan Hoffman – (12) – Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran – Oiler Inv., OH – 2/7
23.40a – Jess Tribby – (11) – North Daviess – Greencastle Inv. – 3/16
23.48a – Erin Herd – (12) – Fort Wayne Northrop – Taylor Univ. Inv. – 2/6
23.52a – Robert Hollins – (11) – Warren Central – Metropolitan Interscholastic Conf. – 3/5
23.59a – Demetrius Graves – (12) – Indianapolis Arlington – Western Indiana TC Classic – 1/16
23.61a – Kory Stamps – (12) – Lawrence North – Indiana TC Winter Open – 2/13
23.65a – Justin Dunn – (12) – Zionsville – Richey HS Tune-Up, OH – 1/30
23.69a – Jalen Jones – (11) – Zionsville – Western Indiana Inv. – 2/27
23.74a – Idris Harris – (12) – Bloomington South – Monroe County Warmup – 3/10
23.75a – Michael Steele – (11) – Lawrence Central – Indiana TC Winter Open – 2/13
23.78a – Justin Boone – (12) – North Central (Indianapolis) – Coach O Inv., IL – 1/17
23.80a – Austin Stauffer – (12) – Zionsville – Richey HS Tune-Up, OH – 1/30
BOYS 400M
50.07a – Logan Hoffman – (12) – Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran – Michigan Track Series #5 – 2/20
50.39a – Michael Steele – (11) – Lawrence Central – Univ. of Kentucky HS Inv. – 2/20
50.72a – Max Tuttle – (12) – Bloomington North – Indiana TC Winter Open – 2/13
51.50a – Chris Arvia – (11) – Andrean – Michigan Track Series #5 – 2/20
51.50a – Erin Herd – (12) – Fort Wayne Northrop – Summit Athletic Conf. Inv. – 3/5
51.51a – DeQuinton Beasely – (11) – Indianapolis Arlington – Western Indiana TC Classic – 1/16
51.75a – D’Quan Ruth – (11) – Ben Davis – Indiana TC Winter Open – 2/13
51.86a – Jarrod Buchanon – (12) – South Bend Clay – AAU Northern National Champs, IL – 2/21
51.97a – Trae McCoy – (11) – Lawrence North – Indiana TC Winter Open – 2/13
51.99a – Chris Blackburn – (12) – Indianapolis Chatard – Indiana TC Winter Open – 2/13
52.10a – Ryan Dickson – (11) – Zionsville – Western Indiana TC Classic – 1/16
52.11a – Colin Holtson – (11) – Ben Davis – Metropolitan Interscholastic Conf. – 3/5
52.17a – Robert Rose – (12) – Ben Davis – Metropolitan Interscholastic Conf. – 3/5
52.24a – Jordan Gornall – (11) – Bloomington South – Indiana TC Winter Open – 2/13
52.31a – Shane Mikesky – (11) – Zionsville – JoAnn Grissom Inv. – 1/9
52.48a – Shauntis Lewis – (10) – Fort Wayne Snider – Trine Univ. HS Open #1 – 1/16
52.52a – Adam Nay – (12) – Martinsville – Western Indiana TC Classic – 1/16
52.72a – Julian Taylor – (12) – Gary West – AAU Northern Nationals, IL – 2/21
52.75a – Gee Benjamin – (12) – Pike – Bloomington South Inv. – 3/3
52.75a – Derrick Robinson – (12) – Pike – Bloomington South Inv. – 3/3
52.81a – Caleb Galoozis – (12) – Bloomington South – Monroe County Warmup – 3/10
53.11a – Devin Brinson – (11) – Carmel – Metropolitan Interscholastic Conf. – 3/5
53.13a – Nick Kabella – (12) – Crown Point – Hoosier Hills Meet – 2/12
53.16a – Nick Reese – (09) – Fort Wayne Snider – Trine Univ. HS Open #2 – 1/30
53.35a – David Coley – (12) – Fort Wayne Snider – Trine U. HS Open #1 – 1/16
BOYS 800M
1:54.52a – Jordan Gornall – (11) – Bloomington South – Nike Indoor Nationals, MA – 3/14
1:57.98a – Chris Walden – (11) – Carmel – Metropolitan Interscholastic Conf. – 3/5
1:58.36a – Dan Porter – (12) – Carmel – Metropolitan Interscholastic Conf. – 3/5
1:59.62a – Connor Claflin – (11) – Lawrence Central – Indiana TC Winter Open – 2/13
2:02.23a – Mitch Dutton – (10) – Fort Wayne Snider – Summit Athletic Conf. Inv. – 3/5
2:02.27a – Andrew Wilhelm – (12) – Plainfield – Hoosier Hills Meet – 2/13
2:03.26a – Javier Vasquez – (11) – Frankfort – Indiana Runner Distance Showcase – 2/5
2:03.55a – Hansen Martin – (12) – Eastern (Greentown) – Indiana Runner Distance Showcase – 2/5
2:04.13a – Jason Waterman – (12) – Bloomington North – Monroe County Warmup – 3/10
2:04.25a – Julian Toumey – (12) – North Central (Indianapolis) – Metropolitan Interscholastic Conf. – 3/5
2:04.68a – Erin Herd – (12) – Fort Wayne Northrop – Univ. of Findlay HS Inv., OH – 1/23
2:04.70a – Ethan Wappes – (12) – Fort Wayne Snider – Trine Univ. HS Open #1 – 1/16
2:04.78a – Gabe Ocasio – (11) – Columbus North – Indiana TC Winter Open – 2/13
2:05.11a – Patrick McCarthy – (12) – Hammond Noll – Indiana Runner Distance Showcase – 2/5
2:05.15a – Mark Chandler – (10) – Bloomington South – Monroe County Warmup – 3/10
2:05.51a – Ryan Dickson – (11) – Zionsville – Western Indiana Inv. – 2/27
2:05.84a – Isaiah Ordaz – (12) – Fort Wayne Snider – Summit Athletic Conf. Inv. – 3/5
2:05.86a – Jordan Ooley – (09) – Mooresville – Greencastle Inv. – 3/16
2:06.03a – Sam Berger – (10) – Zionsville – Western Indiana Inv. – 2/27
2:06.24a – Caleb Goss – (12) – Edgewood – Monroe County Warmup – 3/10
2:06.57a – Connor Love – (11) – Westfield – Trine Univ. HS Open #3 – 2/20
2:07.02a – Kodi Mullins – (11) – Homestead – Coach O Inv., IL – 1/17
2:07.13a – Kyle Pattee – (12) – Lowell – 10-Day Meet – 3/9
2:07.36a – Zachary Mahone – (11) – Lawrence North – Western Indiana Inv. – 2/27
2:07.41a – Cody Sengthong – (12) – Fort Wayne Snider – Trine Univ. HS Open #3 – 2/20
BOYS 1600M
4:14.70c – Chris Walden – (11) – Carmel – Univ. of Kentucky HS Inv. – 2/20
4:21.10c – Alejandro Arroyo – (12) – Culver Academies – Nike Indoor Nationals, MA – 3/14
4:21.71a – Drew Gambill – (12) – Shakamak – Michigan Track Series #5 – 2/20
4:22.28c – Jason Crist – (10) – Franklin Central – Univ. of Kentucky HS Inv. – 2/20
4:22.36c – Dan Porter – (12) – Carmel – Univ. of Kentucky HS Inv. – 2/20
4:24.64a – John Mascari – (11) – Terre Haute North – Indiana TC Winter Open – 2/13
4:24.88c – Jordan Gornall – (11) – Bloomington South – Indiana Wesleyan Univ. Inv. #1 – 1/30
4:26.49a – Jace Lowery – (11) – Martinsville – Western Indiana TC Classic – 1/16
4:26.94a – Tom Ohlman – (12) – Carmel – Univ. of Kentucky HS Inv. – 2/20
4:27.65a – Traishaun Johnson – (12) – Ben Davis – Indiana TC Winter Open – 2/13
4:28.83a – Will Sievern – (12) – Evansville Memorial – Western Indiana TC Classic – 1/16
4:30.49a – James Martin – (11) – Carroll (Fort Wayne) – Trine Univ. HS Open #3 – 2/20
4:30.85a – Jason Waterman – (12) – Bloomington North – Monroe County Warmup – 3/10
4:32.46a – Justin Chen – (12) – Bloomington South – Monroe County Warmup – 3/10
4:33.02a – Andrew Diehn – (10) – Columbus North – Indiana TC Winter Open – 2/13
4:33.08a – Christopher Kelsey – (10) – Columbus North – Indiana TC Winter Open – 2/13
4:34.03a – Carl Smith – (10) – Bloomington South – Monroe County Warmup – 3/10
4:34.14a – Mark Chandler – (10) – Bloomington South – Monroe County Warmup – 3/10
4:35.48a – DJ Taylor – (12) – Anderson Highland – Western Indiana Inv. – 2/27
4:35.65a – Ross Periera – (10) – Lawrence Central – Indiana TC Winter Open – 2/13
4:35.79a – Mitch Dutton – (10) – Fort Wayne Snider – Trine Univ. HS Open #3 – 2/20
4:35.87a – Milton Brinza – (11) – Terre Haute North – Indiana TC Winter Open – 2/13
4:35.89a – Ethan Wappes – (12) – Fort Wayne Snider – Trine Univ. HS Open #3 – 2/20
4:36.35a – Ryan Ferguson – (11) – Noblesville – Indiana Runner Distance Showcase – 2/5
4:36.82a – Daniel Wells – (12) – First Baptist Christian – Sullivan Classic – 3/11
BOYS 3200M
9:17.04a – John Mascari – (11) – Terre Haute North – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
9:17.17a – James Martin – (11) – Carroll (Fort Wayne) – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
9:18.94a – Connor Martin – (11) – Westfield – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
9:19.44a – Jace Lowery – (11) – Martinsville – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
9:24.09a – Kyle Overway – (11) – Logansport – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
9:25.32a – Gabe Ocasio – (11) – Columbus North – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
9:26.13a – Ross Ochs – (12) – Huntington North – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
9:26.34a – Drew Gambill – (12) – Shakamak – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
9:27.98a – Andrew McLain – (12) – Homestead – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
9:28.54a – Alejandro Arroyo – (12) – Culver Academies – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
9:29.98a – Tate Schienbein – (10) – Union County – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
9:30.87c – Bahlbi Gebreyohanns – (12) – North Central (Indianapolis) – Univ. of Kentucky HS Inv. – 2/20
9:34.19a – Scott Vicenzi – (12) – Brownsburg – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
9:34.37a – Javier Vasquez – (11) – Frankfort – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
9:34.80a – Jason Hoard – (11) – Brebeuf – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
9:34.92a – Tom Ohlman – (12) – Carmel – Metropolitan Interscholastic Conf. – 3/5
9:35.78a – Cody Marowski – (12) – Noblesville – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
9:40.17a – Ryan Cutter – (11) – Chesterton – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
9:40.84a – Kent Garrett – (10) – Guerin Catholic – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
9:40.95a – Kodi Mullins – (11) – Homestead – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
9:41.11a – Cameron Balser – (12) – Oak Hill – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
9:41.79a – Austin Young – (12) – Western – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
9:42.67a – Keigan Culler – (10) – Fremont – Trine Univ. HS Open #3 – 2/20
9:44.19a – Zane Cooperider – (11) – West Lafayette – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
9:44.70a – Justin Chen – (12) – Bloomington South – Bloomington South Inv. – 3/3
BOYS 55M HURDLES
7.54a – Shane Mikesky – (11) – Zionsville – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
7.61a – Jarrod Buchanan – (12) – South Bend Clay – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
7.69a – Nathan Mueller – (11) – East Noble – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
7.70a – Robert Rose – (12) – Ben Davis – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
7.71a – Marcus Safer – (11) – Lawrence North – Mideast Classic – 3/13
7.79a – Riley Koenemann – (12) – Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
7.79a – Max Tuttle – (12) – Bloomington North – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
7.86a – Jeremiah Wright – (12) – Hamilton Southeastern – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
7.81a – DeAngelo Winston – (11) – Warren Central – Mideast Classic – 3/13
7.86a – Bradford Firrie-Davis – (12) – Fort Wayne Northrop – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
7.87a – Chris Blackburn – (12) – Indianapolis Cathedral – Patriot Inv. – 3/13
7.88a – Anthony Yoder – (11) – Concord – Harrison HSR Qualifier – 3/13
7.91a – Glenn Powell – (11) – Lawrence Central – Mideast Classic – 3/13
7.97a – Elbert Johnson – (12) – Fort Wayne Wayne – PPG Sports HSR Qualifier #1 – 3/5
7.97a – Chris Voirol – (12) – Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran – Summit Athletic Conf. Inv. – 3/5
7.99a – Jeremiah Carder – (12) – Eastbrook – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
7.99a – Adarius Washington – (11) – Warren Central – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
8.00a – Ray Skamay – (12) – Lowell – Dual Meet – 3/15 NEW
8.03a – Arqueil Shaw – (11) – Warren Central – Metropolitan Interscholastic Conf. – 3/5
8.05a – Louis Craig – (12) – Merrillville – West Lafayette HSR Qualifier – 3/11
8.05c – Caleb Galoozis – (12) – Bloomington South – Univ. of Kentucky HS Inv. – 2/20
8.05a – Joseph Hockett – (12 – Heritage Christian – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
8.05a – Josh Pendleton – (12) – Evansville Bosse – Mideast Classic – 3/13
8.09a – Ra’Vante Babbitt – (10) – Fort Wayne North – PPG Sports HSR Qualifier #1 – 3/5
8.09a – Josh Barcus – (11) – Westfield – West Lafayette HSR Qualifier – 3/11
BOYS 800M RELAY
1:31.16a – Ben Davis – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
1:31.30a – Lawrence Central – Bloomington South Inv. – 3/3
1:31.33a – Richmond – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
1:31.69a – Zionsville – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
1:32.16a – South Bend Washington – PPG Sports HSR Qualifier #2 – 3/6
1:32.69a – Warren Central – Mideast Classic – 3/13
1:32.77a – Fort Wayne Northrop – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
1:32.87a – Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
1:33.26a – Harding – Trine Univ. HSR Qualifier – 3/13
1:33.28a – Homestead – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
1:33.32a – Pike – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
1:33.83a – Lawrence North – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
1:33.85a – Andrean – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
1:34.14a – Fort Wayne Snider – Summit Athletic Conf. Inv. – 3/5
1:34.26a – Merrillville – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
1:34.45a – Franklin Central – Bloomington South Inv. – 3/3
1:34.48a – South Bend Adams – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
1:34.64a – Leo – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
1:34.65a – Columbus North – Bloomington South Inv. – 3/3
1:35.22a – Bowman Academy – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
1:35.23a – Crown Point – Harrison HSR Qualifier – 3/13
1:35.45a – Evansville Harrison – Greencastle HSR Qualifier – 3/6
1:35.50a – New Palestine – Patriot Inv. – 3/13
1:35.52a – Indianapolis Arlington – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
1:35.88a – Anderson Highland – Patriot Inv. – 3/13
BOYS 1600M RELAY
3:23.56a – Ben Davis – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
3:23.90a – Zionsville – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
3:25.10a – South Bend Washington – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
3:25.19a – Fort Wayne Snider – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
3:26.03a – Lawrence Central – Bloomington South Inv. – 3/3
3:28.96a – Center Grove – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
3:29.56a – Franklin Central – Mideast Classic – 3/13
3:29.50a – Lawrence North – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
3:29.92a – Fort Wayne Northrop – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
3:30.23a – Homestead – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
3:31.04a – Warren Central – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
3:31.22a – South Bend Clay – Harrison HSR Qualifier – 3/13
3:31.88a – Westfield – Noblesville HSR Qualifier – 3/6
3:32.29a – Chesterton – PPG Sports HSR Qualifier #3 – 3/13
3:32.61a – Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
3:32.92a – Noblesville – PPG Sports HSR Qualifier #3 – 3/13
3:33.35a – Eastern (Greentown) – PPG Sports HSR Qualifier #3 – 3/13
3:33.50a – Pendleton Heights – Mideast Classic – 3/13
3:33.70a – Pike – PPG Sports HSR Qualifier #3 – 3/13
3:34.00a – Lawrence North – Mideast Classic – 3/13
3:34.44a – Evansville Harrison – Greencastle HSR Qualifier – 3/6
3:34.46a – Park Tudor – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
3:35.27a – Portage – Harrison HSR Qualifier – 3/13
3:35.44a – New Palestine – Patriot Inv. – 3/13
3:36.18a – Indianapolis Chatard – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
BOYS 3200M RELAY
8:02.48a – Fort Wayne Snider – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
8:06.68a – Franklin Central – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
8:06.70a – Ben Davis – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
8:08.06a – Pendleton Heights – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
8:10.70a – Lawrence Central – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
8:11.30a – Columbus North – Bloomington South Inv. – 3/3
8:11.76a – Warren Central – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
8:15.30a – Center Grove – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
8:15.93a – North Central (Indianapolis) – Patriot Inv. – 3/13
8:17.45a – South Bend Adams – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
8:18.08a – Eastern (Greentown) – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
8:21.85a – Westfield – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
8:22.92a – Lawrence North – Metropolitan Interscholastic Conf. – 3/5
8:23.97a – Andrean – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
8:24.28a – Carmel – Metropolitan Interscholastic Conf. – 3/5
8:25.20a – Fort Wayne Dwenger – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
8:25.42a – Noblesville – Noblesville HSR Qualifier – 3/6
8.25.85a – Concord – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
8:26.33a – Evansville Memorial – Greencastle HSR Qualifier – 3/6
8:28.92a – Fishers – Noblesville HSR Qualifier – 3/6
8:29.86a – Zionsville – PPG Sports HSR Qualifier #3 – 3/13
8:30.31a – Plainfield – Cathedral Track Classic – 3/6
8:32.48a – Bloomington South – Univ. of Kentucky HS Inv. – 2/20
8:34.23a – Fort Wayne Northrop – PPG Sports HSR Qualifier #3 – 3/13
8:35.11a – Northridge – Harrison HSR Qualifier – 3/13
BOYS 4000M DISTANCE MEDLEY
10:40.79a – Lawrence North – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
10:42.19a – Carmel – Metropolitan Interscholastic Conf. – 3/5
10:43.61a – Huntington North – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
10:43.68a – Ben Davis – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
10:48.87a – Zionsville – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
10:49.31a – LaPorte – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
10:49.42a – Chesterton – Cathedral Track Classic – 3/6
10:49.60a – Columbus North – Bloomington South Inv. – 3/3
10:50.10a – Lawrence Central – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
10:51.53a – Center Grove – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
10:52.17a – Fort Wayne Snider – Summit Athletic Conf. Inv. – 3/5
10:52.50a – Hamilton Southeastern – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
10:53.74a – Fishers – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
10:54.11a – North Central (Indianapolis) – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
10:54.50a – Indianapolis Cathedral – PPG Sports HSR Qualifier #3 – 3/13
10:55.00a – Franklin Central – Bloomington South Inv. – 3/3
10:55.23a – Homestead – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
10:56.88a – Evansville Memorial – Greencastle HSR Qualifier – 3/6
10:58.40a – Goshen – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
10:59.40a – West Lafayette – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
11:00.43a – Fort Wayne Northrop – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
11:00.94a – Warren Central – Metropolitan Interscholastic Conf. – 3/5
11:01.27a – Terre Haute North – Metropolitan Interscholastic Conf. – 3/5
11:04.73a – Brownsburg – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
11:05.48a – Martinsville – Greencastle HSR Qualifier – 3/6
BOYS HIGH JUMP
7′ 01.00 – Derrick Hill – (12) – Anderson Highland – Patriot Inv. – 3/13
6′ 11.00 – Jonathan Christensen – (11) – Southmont – Trine Univ. HS Open #2 – 1/30
6′ 08.00 – Lawrence Cotton – (12) – Anderson Highland – Patriot Inv. – 3/13
6′ 08.00 – Matt Gerbick – (12) – Andrean – Michigan Track Series #5 – 2/20
6′ 08.00 – Travis Jaurequi – (12) – Bellmont – Trine Univ. HS Open #1 – 1/16
6′ 08.00 – Todd Nibbs – (11) – Brownsburg – JoAnn Grissom Inv. – 1/9
6′ 06.00 – Corey Aughinbaugh – (11) – Oak Hill – PPG Sports HSR Qualifier #2 – 3/6
6′ 06.00 – Julian Zunerelli – (11) – Roncalli – Patriot Inv. – 3/13
6′ 05.00 – Kody Galloway – (11) – Chesterton – Cathedral Track Classic – 3/6
6′ 05.00 – DeSean Prentice – (11) – Penn – Dual Meet – 3/18
6′ 04.00 – Alvin Best – (10) – Portage – Harrison HSR Qualifier – 3/13
6′ 04.00 – Taylor Caldwell – (11) – Harrison (West Lafayette) – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
6′ 04.00 – Shane Cureton – (12) – Avon – Little Giant-Charger Inv. – 3/6
6′ 04.00 – Xavier Easley – (12) – Fort Wayne South – Trine Univ. HSR Qualifier – 3/13
6′ 04.00 – Caleb King – (11) – Northeastern – PPG Sports HSR Qualifier #3 – 3/13
6′ 04.00 – Eric McCray – (11) – Concord – Harrison HSR Qualifier – 3/13
6′ 04.00 – Jordan Romanov – (10) – Valparaiso – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
6′ 03.00 – Jack Favorite – (12) – South Bend Adams – Dual Meet – 3/18
6′ 03.00 – Ben Klaybor – (11) – Wawasee – Culver Academies Inv. – 3/5
6′ 02.75 – Marcus Nuby – (12) – Fort Wayne Snider – Summit Athletic Conf. Inv. – 3/5
6′ 02.00 – Reade Carboneau – (10) – Goshen – Culver Academies Inv. – 3/5
6′ 02.00 – Geoffrey Halversen – (11) – Madison – Indiana TC Winter Open – 2/13
6′ 02.00 – Rahee Johnson – (12) – North Central (Indianapolis) – Patriot Inv. – 3/13
6′ 02.00 – Shea Rhim – (12) – Ben Davis – Patriot Inv. – 3/13
6′ 02.00 – Austin Schultheis – (12) – Northeast Dubois – Sullivan Classic – 3/9
BOYS POLE VAULT
16′ 00.00 – Drew Volz – (11) – Bloomington South – Monroe County Warmup – 3/10
15′ 06.00 – Michael Wanhainen – (12) – Castle – Indiana TC Winter Open – 2/13
15′ 03.00 – Kevin Jackson – (12) – Eastern (Greentown) – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
15′ 03.00 – Owen Wagoner – (12) – Carroll (Fort Wayne) – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
15′ 00.00 – Jack Eckert – (12) – Silver Creek – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
14′ 09.00 – Trevor Young – (12) – Southport – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
14′ 06.00 – Byron Ferrell – (12) – Merrillville – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
14′ 06.00 – Jake Knight – (11) – Shelbyville – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
14′ 06.00 – David Meza – (12) – Homestead – PPG Sports HSR Qualifier #3 – 3/13
14′ 06.00 – Phillip O’Brien – (12) – Homestead – Taylor Univ. HSR Qualifier – 3/5
14′ 04.00 – Blake Boyd – (12) – Lawrence Central – National Pole Vault Summit, NV – 1/30
14′ 00.00 – Terry Batemon – (10) – Warren Central – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
14′ 00.00 – Aaron Krabill – (11) – Goshen – PPG Sports HSR Qualifier #3 – 3/13
14′ 00.00 – Derrick Lee – (11) – Plymouth – Great Lakes Holiday Classic, MI – 12/27
14′ 00.00 – Chase Payne – (11) – Homestead – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
13′ 06.00 – Anthony Chapman – (12) – Winamac – Harrison HSR Qualifier – 3/13
13′ 06.00 – Tyler Cozort – (12) – Plainfield – Mideast Classic – 3/13
13′ 06.00 – Jase Harmon – (12) – Columbus North – Bloomington South Inv. – 3/3
13′ 06.00 – Thomas McDaniel – (12) – Evansville Harrison – Greencastle HSR Qualifier – 3/6
13′ 06.00 – Ryan McGuire – (11) – Hobart – West Lafayette HSR Qualifier – 3/11
13′ 06.00 – Colt Robinson – (11) – East Central – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
13′ 00.00 – Anthony Chapman – (12) – Winamac – Noblesville HSR Qualifier – 3/6
13′ 00.00 – Jake Graham – (12) – Center Grove – Mideast Classic – 3/13
13′ 00.00 – Robert Lewis – (10) – Ben Davis – PPG Sports HSR Qualifier #3 – 3/13
13′ 00.00 – Charlie Pobanz – (12) – Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
13′ 00.00 – Graham Reid – (10) – Indianapolis Cathedral – JoAnn Grissom Inv. – 1/9
13′ 00.00 – Adam Scheblo – (11) – Lawrence North – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
13′ 00.00 – David Schipper – (11) – Fort Wayne Dwenger – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
13′ 00.00 – Wes Shank – (11) – Ben Davis – Dual Meet – 3/19
13′ 00.00 – Hunter Swails – (11) – Whiteland – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
13′ 00.00 – Jake Van Bever – (11) – Terre Haute North – Metropolitan Interscholastic Conf. – 3/5
BOYS LONG JUMP
23′ 09.00 – Daniel Smith – (12) – South Bend Clay – Harrison HSR Qualifier – 3/13
23′ 03.25 – Josiah Lemons – (12) – Richmond – PPG Sports HSR Qualifier #2 – 3/6
22′ 09.00 – Matt Gerbick – (12) – Andrean – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
22′ 04.50 – Dylan Anderson – (11) – Bloomington North – Monroe County Warmup – 3/10
22′ 00.50 – Keith Suggs – (12) – Ben Davis – Patriot Inv. – 3/13
21′ 11.00 – John Alsup – (11) – Kokomo – Dual Meet – 3/19
21′ 11.00 – Jordan Jackson – (11) – Indian Creek – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
21′ 11.00 – Tre Roby – (10) – Indianapolis Cathedral – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
21′ 11.00 – Jordan Romanov – (10) – Valparaiso – Triangular Meet – 3/1
21′ 09.50 – Derrick Hill – (12) – Anderson Highland – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
21′ 08.25 – Eric Wood – (12) – South Bend Washington – PPG Sports HSR Qualifier #2 – 3/6
21′ 07.75 – Brandon Harris – (12) – Hobart – West Lafayette HSR Qualifier – 3/11
21′ 07.50 – Justin Boone – (12) – North Central (Indianapolis) – Illinois State Univ. Redbird Inv. – 12/5
21′ 07.25 – Victor Sapara-Grant – (12) – Warsaw – Taylor Univ. Inv. – 2/6
21′ 06.50 – Jeremy Martin – (11) – Jeffersonville – Mideast Classic – 3/13
21′ 06.00 – Markel Langham – (12) – Lawrence Central – Western Indiana TC Classic – 1/16
21′ 06.00 – Anthony Shelman – (10) – Lawrence Central – Bloomington South Inv. – 3/3
21′ 05.50 – Shane Cureton – (12) – Avon – Little Giant-Charger Inv. – 3/6
21′ 05.50 – Elijiah Webster – (11) – North Montgomery – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
21′ 05.00 – Nigel Spears – (12) – Westfield – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
21′ 04.50 – Greg Lismon – (12) – Ben Davis – Dual Meet – 3/19
21′ 04.25 – Aron Holcomb – (12) – Pioneer – West Lafayette HSR Qualifier – 3/11
21′ 04.25 – Quinton Jones – (10) – Harding – Summit Athletic Conf. Inv. – 3/5
21′ 03.00 – Kevin Cole – (11) – Lawrence North – Metropolitan Interscholastic Conf. – 3/5
21′ 02.75 – Dashawn Parnell – (12) – South Bend Washington – PPG Sports HSR Qualifier #2 – 3/6
BOYS SHOT PUT
57′ 08.00 – Kris Harley – (11) – Warren Central – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
57′ 07.00 – Gabe Hull – (11) – Bloomington South – Monroe County Warmup – 3/10
55′ 10.25 – Oloruntoba Omotinugbon – (12) – Jeffersonville – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
54′ 00.00 – Dominick Dean – (12) – Westfield – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
53′ 11.00 – Jamar Brown – (11) – Lawrence North – Indiana TC Winter Open – 2/13
53′ 02.75 – Anthony Bradley – (11) – North Central (Indianapolis) – Patriot Inv. – 3/13
52′ 11.50 – David Raffin – (12) – Chesterton – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
52′ 01.50 – Jake Walter – (11) – Fairfield – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
51′ 11.00 – Marvin Smith – (12) – Harding – Hoosier State Relays 1A-3A – 3/20
51′ 09.00 – Dan Dellumo – (11) – Chesterton – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
51′ 02.25 – Jeremiah Zollman – (12) – Bedford North Lawrence – Greencastle HSR Qualifier – 3/6
51′ 01.75 – Daniel Hull – (12) – Harrison (West Lafayette) – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
51′ 01.00 – Wendall Dycus – (12) – Decatur Central – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
51′ 00.50 – Kendall Haywood – (12) – Lafayette Jefferson – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
50′ 10.50 – Austin Gorge – (12) – Fishers – Noblesville HSR Qualifier – 3/6
50′ 09.00 – Joel Beier – (12) – Fort Wayne Dwenger – Summit Athletic Conf. Inv. – 3/5
50′ 07.50 – Bryce Kiser – (12) – Pioneer – West Lafayette HSR Qualifier – 3/11
50′ 06.75 – Chris Field – (12) – Evansville Harrison – Greencastle HSR Qualifier – 3/6
50′ 04.00 – Kygh Murff – (12) – North Central (Indianapolis) – Hoosier State Relays 4A-5A – 3/20
50′ 01.00 – Reilly Flynn – (11) – Bloomington South – Monroe County Warmup – 3/10
49′ 08.50 – Alex Reinhard – (12) – Adams Central – PPG Sports HSR Qualifier #1 – 3/5
49′ 07.75 – Briar Lilliard – (11) – Danville – 10-Day Meet – 3/8
49′ 05.50 – Logan Rogers – (12) – Harrison (W. Lafayette) – West Lafayette HSR Qualifier – 3/11
49′ 05.00 – TJ Hill – (12) – Shakamak – Sullivan Classic – 3/9
49′ 05.00 – Joey Little – (10) – Portage – Dual Meet – 3/9
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GT&F RANKINGS: Carmel, FW Northrop, Pike 1-2-3 to start

Posted on 23 March 2010 by .

The Indiana Association of Track and Cross Country Coaches has released its preseason poll for the 2010 girls track & field season, and Carmel will begin the outdoor season at No. 1
The Greyhounds, a two-time state champion (1998, ’99), pace a first five consisting of eight-time state champ Fort Wayne Northrop, 1997 champ Pike, defending state runner-up Warren Central (the back-to-back-to-back champ from 2006-08), and 1996 co-champ Lawrence Central.
Rounding out the Top 10 are defending state champ Lawrence North, Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran, Center Grove, Penn, and 1979 champion Fort Wayne Wayne. 
The season’s first IATCCC girls poll from March 23 (thank you, Brett Hess!):
1. Carmel
2. Fort Wayne Northrop
3. Pike 
4. Warren Central 
5. Lawrence Central 
6. Lawrence North 
7. Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran
8. Center Grove 
9. Penn
10. Fort Wayne Wayne 
11. Southport 
12. Hamilton Southeastern 
13. North Central (Indianapolis)
14. Noblesville 
15. Brownsburg 
16. Carroll (Fort Wayne)
17. Terre Haute North 
18. Franklin Central
19. Westview 
20. Columbus North
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St. Vincent Spirit of Sport Awards back in 2010!

Posted on 23 March 2010 by .

By Mike McGraw
Executive Director

Nominations are once again being submitted for the St. Vincent Spirit of Sport Awards. This program – different from most in that the awards are presented to athletes for qualities exhibited off the field of competition as well as on – has become the highlight of the summer in Central Indiana high school sports.

The Spirit of Sport Awards, a main initiative of St. Vincent Sports Performance, is presented based on the cornerstone philosophies of St. Vincent Hospital and its connected organizations. Awards are given in the areas of Comeback Athlete of the Year, Scholar Athlete of the Year, Service to the Poor, the Robert Craven Humanitarian Award, and the encompassing Spirit of Sport Award.

For the next several months, we at Hoosier Authority will be honored to bring you video features on the stories of the nominees for these prestigious awards to be held Sunday, July 11. We assure you that you will be brought to tears, swell with pride, and have your faith in youth restored by these stories.

We will begin posting the features this week, and we hope you enjoy seeing them as much as we enjoy producing them.

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BB SEMI: 4A #6 Warsaw survives upset bid of #13 Carroll (FW), 58-53

Posted on 23 March 2010 by .

By Mike McGraw
Executive Director

HUNTINGTON – Anybody who thinks “Hoosier Hysteria” is on life support certainly didn’t make the trek to Huntington for the Class 4A northern semistate March 20.

This was Indiana high school basketball at its legendary best. It featured two talented, exceptionally well-coached and intelligent teams battling in front of 6,000 rabid fans that comprised an orange and neon green sea of sound.

In the end, sixth-ranked Warsaw triumphed over No. 13 Carroll (Fort Wayne) in a 58-53 game that was absolutely worthy of the atmosphere it created. The victory sends this legendary Northern Indiana program back to the state finals for a date with No. 3 North Central (Indianapolis), an 82-77 southern semistate winner over No. 12 Jeffersonville.

It only added to the intensity that these two clubs had faced each other just three weeks ago in the regular-season finale. Warsaw (23-2) claimed that game by nine points, 66-57. Carroll (21-4) learned from that lesson, and the opening eight minutes of this contest were as even as possible.

Warsaw went 6 of 12 from the field in the opening stanza, including three buckets from 3-point range. Carroll responded with 6-of-13 shooting, but four from long range. Combined, the two clubs committed only three turnovers.

As you might expect, the scoreboard reflected the even play. Carroll ended the period with a 17-16 lead. Looking back, however, Carroll accomplished something with that 4-for-7 trey success that the Chargers would struggle with the rest of the day against Warsaw’s ever-adjusting 2-3 zone.

By halftime, that long-distance marksmanship had trailed off to 6 of 13 for Carroll. The results were predictable as Warsaw controlled the second quarter of play, due mainly to the outstanding play of lightning-quick guard Nic Moore.

The 2011 Indiana Mr. Basketball candidate netted 15 first-half points and added five assists. Moore’s dynamic play was a trend that was to continue for the rest of the contest.

Nonetheless the Tigers’ lead was just 33-30 at intermission. And if Warsaw was frustrated at not being able to build a comfortable lead in the second period, the Tigers had to be downright beside themselves in the third.

Warsaw blanketed the Chargers for the entire quarter as Carroll scored just four points in the first seven minutes of the period. But the Tigers simply could not take advantage of the numerous opportunities they had to blow the game open, and it took nearly the entire quarter for the Tigers to open the lead to six points at 40-34.

That cushion was gone in the blink of an eye.

In the final minute of the third, Carroll’s Tyler Ault was fouled on a drive to the bucket. He sank the first charity toss to cut the margin to 40-35. He then missed the second but grabbed his own rebound, then not only netted the putback but also got fouled again.

When Ault sank that free throw, the lead was suddenly back to only two at 40-38. Warsaw succeeded in increasing it back to four by the end of the period, but the game was still very much in doubt.

Carroll started the fourth quarter with another old-fashioned three-point play, and the battle was on. Just how close to the vest was the final minutes of this one played? With 7:27 to go and the score 42-41, Carroll post player Shane Merryman picked up his fourth foul.

Without so much as wasting a single possession, Warsaw coach Doug Ogle called timeout to set up a play to take advantage of Merryman’s absence. It resulted in the Tigers canning two free throws to maintain the advantage.

The lead never exceeded five points in the closing minutes. Carroll tied the game once and cut the lead to two or less on three other occasions. The Chargers’ last gasp came in the closing seconds and, unfortunately for the Northeast Hoosier Conference tri-champs, typified their ultimate demise.

Warsaw, the outright Northern Lakes Conference king, led 56-53 with less than 30 seconds to play. Carroll effectively worked the ball and fed the post. When the Tigers’ zone collapsed, the pass from the pivot back to the perimeter presented a wide-open three attempt to tie the game with eight seconds to play.

The shot caromed long off the rim, though, and Warsaw survived. The last attempt was only one of many treys to go awry for Carroll in the final three periods. After beginning with that torrid 4-of-7 spurt in the first eight minutes, Carroll finished just 6 of 24 from beyond the arc.

Moore finished with 26 points for Warsaw and the respect of every single member of the capacity crowd. The 5’9” junior spoke with Hoosier Authority after the game (see video player!).

Merryman and Ault paced Carroll with 16 points apiece, while Stephen Jones added 14.

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BT&F RANKINGS: Ben Davis, Warren, Lawrence North 1-2-3 to start

Posted on 22 March 2010 by .

The Indiana Association of Track and Cross Country Coaches has released its preseason poll for the 2010 boys track & field season, and two-time defending state champion Ben Davis begins the season at No. 1
The Giants lead a first five of defending state runner-up (and four-time state champ) Warren Central, four-time champion Lawrence North, three-time champ North Central (Indianapolis), and two-time champion Lawrence Central.
Rounding out the Top 10 are Bloomington South, Zionsville, Bloomington North, 1974 co-state champion Fort Wayne Snider, and Richmond.
The season’s first IATCCC boys poll from March 20:
1. Ben Davis
2. Warren Central
3. Lawrence North
4. North Central (Indianapolis)
5. Lawrence Central
6. Bloomington South
7. Zionsville
8. Bloomington North
9. Fort Wayne Snider
10. Richmond
11. Center Grove
12. South Bend Washington
13. Franklin Central
14. Carroll (Fort Wayne)
15. Valparaiso
16. Carmel
17. Columbus North
18. Anderson Highland
19. Fort Wayne Northrop
20. Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran
21. South Bend Clay
22. Homestead
23. Marion
24. Pike
25. Brownsburg
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BG RANKINGS: Carmel, HSE, Avon 1-2-3 in preseason poll

Posted on 22 March 2010 by .

The Indiana High School Golf Coaches Association has released its preseason poll for the 2010 boys golf season, and five-time Carmel opens the year at the top of the heap. 
The Greyhounds, whose last state title came 20 years ago, lead Hamilton Southeastern, defending state champion Avon, Brebeuf, and 2000 state champ Evansville North among the first five. The next five consists of two-time champion Noblesville (1998, ‘99), two-time champ Floyd Central (2006, ’07), 2005 champion Warsaw, two-time champ Zionsville (2002, ’04), and Chesterton.
Teams are listed by rank followed by school and first-place votes (if applicable). Your first set of 2010 rankings from March 20:
1. Carmel
2. Hamilton Southeastern
3. Avon 
4. Brebeuf
5. Evansville North
6. Noblesville
7. Floyd Central
8. Warsaw
9. Zionsville 
10. Chesterton
11. Terre Haute South
12. Yorktown
13. Providence
14. Indianapolis Cathedral
15. Bedford North Lawrence
16. Warren Central
17. Bloomington North
18. Norwell
19. Lafayette Jefferson
20. Valparaiso
 
Honorable mention: Homestead, Prairie Heights, LaPorte, Twin Lakes, Center Grove, Northridge, Roncalli

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BB SEMI: 3A #6 Washington throttles top-ranked Danville, 57-38

Posted on 21 March 2010 by .

By E. Shawn Aylsworth
Managing Editor
SOUTHPORT – Class 3A No. 6 Washington scored the most resounding upset of the semistate round March 20, toppling top-ranked Danville, 57-38, in front of a frenzied sold-out crowd of 7,124 at Southport Fieldhouse.
The Hatchets, who will be making their third trek to Conseco Fieldhouse for the 3A title game in the last six seasons, were monuments of efficiency at the offensive end of the floor. Washington hit 21 of its 37 field goal attempts for 56-percent shooting, including a scalding 64 percent (9 of 14) in the second half in keeping Danville totally at bay.
Guard Dylan Ervin was the surprise leader for the Hatchets (22-3), going 9 of 12 from the field, 2 of 2 from the free throw line, and hitting his only 3-point attempt en route to a game- high 21 points. The 5’11” sophomore scored six of Washington’s first eight points and ended the opening period with a steal and bucket at the buzzer.
Ervin was joined in double figures by 6’10” junior center Cody Zeller, who posted a double-double with 14 points and 12 rebounds, and 5’1)’ junior guard Kurtis Anthony, who hit five of his six shots in totaling 11 points.
Danville, on the other hand, finished a fantastic 25-2 season with an abysmal performance. The dreadfully pertinent Warrior stats:
• Danville shot just 22 percent (11 of 50) for the game: 6 of 25 in the first half, 5 of 25 in the second.
• The Warriors fared better from outside than in, going 5 of 19 from behind the 3-point line but just 3 of 14 (21 percent) when they really needed it in the second half.
• Danville’s frigid shooting squandered numerous opportunities off a whopping 11 Warrior steals as Washington committed 18 turnovers.
• Senior 6’2” swingman Travis Weidner led Danville with 19 points, including 4 of 10 from behind the arc, but he was just 5 of 17 (29 percent) from the field overall before fouling out.
• Senior 6’10” center Travis Carroll has a solid, if unspectacular game with 14 points on 5-of-11 shooting and 11 rebounds for one last double-double before heading off to Purdue.
“We’ve got to give Washington all the credit in the world,” said Danville coach Brian Barber. “They came in very aggressive and executed their game plan very well.
“We just couldn’t get the ball in the basket.”
This highly anticipated Carroll-Zeller clash of the 6’10” titans didn’t appear to have the makings of a blowout as the opening period came to close with Washington leading by just three on Ervin’s last-second wizardry, 15-12. But the Hatchets turned up the defense over the second and third stanzas, limiting Danville to just four points in the second and 12 in the third while totaling 13 and 17 themselves.
Time and again, the Washington faithful howled with delight as Zeller led by example in outfighting the entire Danville team for loose balls. Though his numbers weren’t spectacular – 5 of 10 shooting, 3 of 8 from the free throw line, seven turnovers – he did pull down a game-high 12 rebounds in constantly keeping the Hatchets fired up with his fierce and focused effort.
Trailing 28-16 at intermission, Danville never made its expected run in the second half as Washington hit a pair of layups and went 5 of 6 from the stripe in the final three minutes to pull away from a 38-26 contest.
Washington will face fifth-ranked Gary Wallace, a 57-47 northern semistate winner over No. 9 Fort Wayne Elmhurst, for the 3A crown March 27 at 6 p.m. ET. The last two times Washington has made the finals, a Zeller led them to victory before carting off the Indiana Mr. Basketball award.
Though Cody would have to wait till next year for such an honor, there’s no doubt he’s capably filling the legendary (and sizeable) shoes of older brothers Luke and Tyler.
The box score:
Danville 12 4 12 10 – 38
Washington 15 13 17 12 – 57
Danville: Humphrey 0-7 0-0 0, Hall 0-9 1-2 1, Mackey 1-3 0-0 3, Weidner 5-17 5-6 19, Carroll 5-11 4-4 14, Fields 0-2 1-2 1, Leonard 0-1 0-0 0, Konechnik 0-0 0-0 0, Mitchell 0-0 0-0 0, Cooper 0-0 0-0 0, Schaeffner 0-0 0-0 0, Chalfant 0-0 0-0 0. 3-pointers: 5-19 (Humphrey 0-1, Hall 0-3, Mackey 1-2, Weidner 4-10, Fields 0-2, Leonard 0-1). Rebounds: 24 (Carroll 11). Turnovers: 12. Fouls: 19. Fouled out: Hall, Weidner. Totals: 11-50 11-14 38
Washington: Gines 1-2 2-2 4, Ervin 9-12 2-2 21, Anthony 5-6 0-1 11, Zeller 5-10 3-8 14, Pittman 0-1 0-0 0, Stephens 0-0 0-0 0, McClain 0-0 0-0 0, Hawk 0-0 0-0 0, Singleton 0-0 0-0 0, Hunsinger 1-5 5-6 7, Lane 0-0 0-0 0, Miles 0-1 0-0 0. 3-pointers: 3-4 (Ervin 1-1, Anthony 1-2, Zeller 1-1). Rebounds: 36 (Zeller 12). Turnovers: 18. Fouls: 14. Totals: 21-37 12-19 57
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GT&F HSR: #4 Carmel surprises in 4A/5A; #16 FW Concordia rolls in 1A-3A

Posted on 21 March 2010 by .

By E. Shawn Aylsworth
Managing Editor

Results from the girls side of the 2010 Hoosier State Indoor Relays held March 20 at Lambert Field House on the campus of Purdue University, courtesy of indianarunner.com:

CLASSES 4A-5A
Fourth-ranked Carmel shocks No. 1 Fort Wayne Northrop for the larger schools’ team title, 60-56, with unranked Lawrence Central (38 points) opening some eyes with a third-place finish. Carmel got victories from its 4×800 meter relay unit (9:30.17) and the distance medley squad (12:21.07), while Northrop took the 4×200 relay in (1:44.50) and the 4×400 relay with a 3:58.42.

Team scores
1. #4 Carmel 60
2. #1 Fort Wayne Northrop 56
3. Lawrence Central 38
4. #3 Pike 36
5. #2 Warren Central 34
6. #5 Lawrence North 32
7. #19 Southport 27
7. #11 Center Grove 27
9. #26 Terre Haute North 26
10. #9 Penn 23
11. Brownsburg 20
12. #13 Franklin Central 19
13. #10 Hamilton Southeastern 15
14. #48 Noblesville 14
15. Carroll (Fort Wayne) 12
16. #49 Homestead 11
17. #18 Westfield 10
17. #6 Fort Wayne Wayne 10
17. Portage 10
20. #22 Ben Davis 9
21. #17 Jeffersonville 8
21. Crown Point 8
23. #32 Columbia City 7.5
24. #14 Gary West 7
25. #12 Fort Wayne Snider 6
25. #8 North Central (Indianapolis) 6
25. #42 Plainfield 6
25. LaPorte 6
29. Lowell 5.5
30. #30 Martinsville 5
30. #20 South Bend Adams 5
30. Merrillville 5
30. #36 Harrison (West Lafayette) 5
34. #44 Warsaw 3
34. #50 Avon 3
34. Goshen 3
37. Terre Haute South 2
38. Mishawaka 1
38. #40 Gary Wallace 1
38. #39 Decatur Central 1
38. Concord 1
38. #21 Elkhart Central 1

The individual results:

Event 113 Girls 3200 Meter Run
4A-5A: 10:50.38 2006 Megan Jackson, Northridge
1 Webster, Madelyn 11 Brownsburg 11:01.52 10
2 Pierce, Laicee 11 Crown Point 11:02.91 8
3 Morgan, Brooke 10 Hamilton Sou 11:18.65 6
4 Jacobsen, Allie 10 Carmel 11:21.73 5
5 Lesko, Syndney 10 Brownsburg 11:26.29 4
6 Erba, Ashley 09 Warsaw Community 11:27.46 3
7 Burns, Valarie 12 Penn 11:30.45 2
8 Postlewaite, Jessica 12 Hamilton Sou 11:35.67 1
9 Kahre, Lauren 10 Carmel 11:36.16
10 Mundy, Chanli 09 Terre Haute 11:36.88
11 Jones, Rebekah 12 Warren Central 11:37.51
12 Hilton, Skylair 11 Northridge 11:43.15
13 Kuhn, Emily 11 Fishers 11:47.22
14 Burton, Jessica 11 Westfield 11:48.69
15 Holland, Adrienne 10 Westfield 11:50.25
16 Kreuzman, Nicole 12 Center Grove 11:52.66
17 Hoppe, Sara 12 Homestead 11:59.07
18 Field, Sara 11 Lawrence North 12:04.41

Event 115 Girls 4×800 Meter Relay
4A-5A: 9:27.88 2008 , Westfield (L. Cronin, K. Love, N. Ehrman, M. Bingham)
1 Carmel ‘A’ 9:30.17 20
2 Terre Haute North Vigo ‘A’ 9:46.93 16
3 Noblesville ‘A’ 9:48.30 12
4 Westfield ‘A’ 9:53.03 10
5 Hamilton Southeastern ‘A’ 9:55.10 8
6 Southport ‘A’ 9:55.63 6
7 Penn ‘A’ 9:57.09 4
8 North Central (Indianapolis) ‘A’ 10:03.47 2
9 Pike ‘A’ 10:06.37
10 Munster ‘A’ 10:06.94
11 Warren Central ‘A’ 10:15.29
12 Franklin Central ‘A’ 10:15.66
13 Fishers ‘A’ 10:16.94
14 Crown Point ‘A’ 10:18.73
15 Carroll (Fort Wayne) ‘A’ 10:24.96
16 South Bend Riley ‘A’ 10:26.43
17 Ft. Wayne Snider ‘A’ 10:28.70
18 Huntington North ‘A’ 10:31.95
19 Homestead ‘A’ 10:34.59
20 Chesterton ‘A’ 10:35.19
21 Zionsville ‘A’ 10:39.58
22 Center Grove ‘A’ 10:57.96
23 Lawrence North ‘A’ 11:08.68
— Portage ‘A’ DNS
— Lawrence Central ‘A’ DNS
— New Palestine ‘A’ SCR

Event 107 Girls Shot Put Finals
4A-5A: 50-02.50 2008 Felicia Johnson, Lawrence North
1 Bliss, Tori 11 Portage 45-04.00 10
45-04 44-10 40-11 40-08 41-10 43-09
2 Doan, M.J. 12 Penn 44-07.00 8
41-02 44-07 42-04 43-02 43-05 FOUL
3 Ford, Morgan 12 Plainfield 41-08.00 6
41-08 FOUL 38-00 FOUL 38-02 39-06
4 Foley, Eva 11 Merrillville 39-11.00 5
36-10 34-08 35-05 38-09 39-11 FOUL
5 Taylor, Nariah 10 North Centra 39-08.00 4
38-00 39-08 38-00 38-03 38-01 37-00
6 Hill, TeTe Franklin Central 38-10.00 3
34-06 36-08 36-03 36-08 38-10 35-11
7 Bell, Ariane 12 Terre Haute 37-07.00 2
34-03 37-07 36-04 34-07 35-03 33-01
8 Capps, Ariel 10 Decatur Central 36-10.00 1
36-03 36-07 36-04 34-08 36-10 FOUL
9 Carter, Carlynn 11 Avon 36-07.00
35-01.75 36-07 35-06 35-08 35-09 36-04

Event 117 Girls 4×200 Meter Relay
4A-5A: 1:41.72 2003, FW Northrop (Z. Robinson, L. Burnett, K. Carr, S. Elcock)
1 Ft. Wayne Northrop ‘A’ 1:44.50 3 20
2 Warren Central ‘A’ 1:45.39 3 16
3 Pike ‘A’ 1:45.57 2 12
4 Ft. Wayne Wayne ‘A’ 1:46.16 3 10
5 Lawrence Central ‘A’ 1:46.29 3 8
6 Lawrence North ‘A’ 1:46.47 3 6
7 Gary West Side ‘A’ 1:47.57 3 4
8 Southport ‘A’ 1:47.95 2 2
9 North Central (Indianapolis) ‘A’ 1:48.13 2
10 Hamilton Southeastern ‘A’ 1:48.57 1
11 South Bend Adams ‘A’ 1:49.90 2
12 Ft. Wayne Snider ‘A’ 1:50.11 2
13 Plainfield ‘A’ 1:50.24 1
14 Martinsville ‘A’ 1:50.26 1
15 Gary Wallace ‘A’ 1:52.03 1
16 Jeffersonville ‘A’ 1:52.12 2
17 Franklin Central ‘A’ 1:52.96 1
18 Zionsville ‘A’ 1:53.45 1

Event 101 Girls Pole Vault
4A-5A: 13-06 2006 Katie Veith, Homestead
1 Tucker, Margo 12 Lawrence Central 12-00.00 10
2 Eviston, Emerald 10 Homestead 11-00.00 7
2 Rice, Lauren 12 Penn 11-00.00 7
4 Vierk, Katie 12 Harrison (We J11-00.00 5
5 Clute, Sydney 10 Center Grove 10-06.00 4
6 Carr, Kate 12 Carmel J10-06.00 3
7 Vandersaul, Mallory 12 Columbia City J10-06.00 2
8 Grenier, Robyn 12 Mishawaka 9-06.00 1
9 McKnight, Hannah 12 Mt. Vernon ( J9-06.00
9 Unsworth, Emily 11 Columbus North J9-06.00
10 Herron, Elizabeth 11 Pike J9-06.00
11 Domoras, Alexandra 10 Merrillville J9-00.00
12 Sloan, Kandace 11 Hamilton Sou 9-00.00
— Ogle, Shelby 12 Southport NH
— Rudolph, Kimyanna 10 Lawrence Central NH
— Harding, Caselyn 11 Avon NH

Event 103 Girls High Jump
4A-5A: 5-09 1994 Jennifer Blackburn, Terre Haute South
1 Kitchel, Mackenzie 10 Center Grove 5-06.00 10
2 Lomax, Rebecca 12 Southport J5-06.00 8
3 Kauffman, Kinsey 12 Columbia City 5-02.00 5.50
3 Manchester, Allison 10 Lowell 5-02.00 5.50
5 Sipe, Charlotte 11 Ft. Wayne Northrop J5-02.00 4
6 Austin, Haley 11 Avon J5-02.00 3
7 Clay, Dajaie’ 09 Warren Central J5-02.00 2
8 Mason, Tazmyn 11 Elkhart Central J5-02.00 1
9 Lapierre, Kaylee 11 Elkhart Central J5-02.00
9 Lampe, Taylor 11 Carmel J5-02.00
11 Jones, Meghan 12 Floyd Central 5-00.00
11 Tate, Sara 11 Brownsburg 5-00.00
11 Pahud, Katey 12 Noblesville 5-00.00
14 Hurst, Lindsey 12 Mt. Vernon ( J5-00.00
14 Evans, Katherine 10 Westfield J5-00.00
14 Wade, Terese 09 Westfield J5-00.00
14 DeJournett, Danae 09 Ft. Wayne Snider J5-00.00
18 Keller, Valerie 11 Hamilton Sou J5-00.00
— Young, Emily 10 Avon NH
— Akande, Morayo 10 North Centra NH
— Gerlach, Elaina 10 Chesterton NH
— Ncube, Sibong 09 Brownsburg NH
— Cummings, Leigh 10 Center Grove NH
— Huey, Jessica 10 Huntington North NH
— Farley, Hannah 09 Lawrence North NH
— McKay, Chelsea 10 Harrison (We NH

Event 105 Girls Long Jump Finals
4A-5A: 19-07.50 2006 Leah Eber, Columbia City
1 Cowden, Lauren 12 Lawrence Central 18-04.50 10
17-07 16-06.50 FOUL 18-04.50 17-07 18-01
2 Watts, Jasmine 11 Carmel 17-08.50 8
FOUL 17-04.50 FOUL FOUL 17-08.50 FOUL
3 Mitchell, Denisha 12 LaPorte 17-07.00 6
17-07 17-05.50 FOUL 17-03.50 17-06.50 16-10.50
4 Race, Sydney 10 Martinsville 17-04.00 5
17-04 16-08 FOUL FOUL 16-09.50 FOUL
5 Nelson, Ari 09 Homestead 17-01.75 4
17-01.75 FOUL FOUL FOUL 15-10.50 FOUL
6 Stutzman, Lauren 10 Goshen 17-01.50 3
FOUL 17-01.50 FOUL FOUL FOUL 15-11
7 Yeadon, Chelsea 09 Pike 16-10.25 2
FOUL FOUL 16-08.25 FOUL 16-10.25 16-04.75
8 Dubois, Melissa 10 Concord 16-08.00 1
FOUL FOUL 16-08 16-06.50 FOUL 16-07.50
9 Gholson, Shanice 12 Jeffersonville 16-06.00
16-06 FOUL 16-02 16-01.50 FOUL FOUL

Event 119 Girls 4×400 Meter Relay
4A-5A: 3:55.47 2002, FW Northrop (Z. Robinson, L. Burnett, K. Carr, S. Elcock)
1 Ft. Wayne Northrop ‘A’ 3:58.42 4 20
2 Lawrence North ‘A’ 4:00.02 4 16
3 Pike ‘A’ 4:00.78 4 12
4 Warren Central ‘A’ 4:01.76 4 10
5 Ben Davis ‘A’ 4:02.95 3 8
6 Ft. Wayne Snider ‘A’ 4:04.77 3 6
7 Carmel ‘A’ 4:06.79 3 4
8 Penn ‘A’ 4:09.07 1 2
9 Carroll (Fort Wayne) ‘A’ 4:11.25 2
10 Gary West Side ‘A’ 4:12.17 2
11 Westfield ‘A’ 4:12.30 3
12 Crown Point ‘A’ 4:13.02 3
13 Fishers ‘A’ 4:13.65 3
14 Mishawaka ‘A’ 4:13.81 2
15 Ft. Wayne Wayne ‘A’ 4:14.91 4
16 North Central (Indianapolis) ‘A’ 4:15.46 2
17 Northridge ‘A’ 4:16.19 1
18 Franklin Central ‘A’ 4:18.00 4
19 New Palestine ‘A’ 4:18.82 1
20 Ft. Wayne South Side ‘A’ 4:20.11 1
21 Brownsburg ‘A’ 4:20.65 1
22 Lawrence Central ‘A’ 4:21.11 2
23 South Bend Adams ‘A’ 4:26.14 2

Event 121 Girls Distance Medley
4A-5A: 12:11.16 2007, Westfield (M. Bingham, B. Ehrman, E. Estridge, K. Krasich)
1 Carmel ‘A’ 12:21.07 20
2 Franklin Central ‘A’ 12:31.51 16
3 Carroll (Fort Wayne) ‘A’ 12:42.35 12
4 Terre Haute North Vigo ‘A’ 12:44.65 10
5 Center Grove ‘A’ 12:48.59 8
6 Brownsburg ‘A’ 12:56.10 6
7 Lawrence Central ‘A’ 12:57.53 4
8 Noblesville ‘A’ 13:04.59 2
9 Ft. Wayne Northrop ‘A’ 13:09.75
10 Columbia City ‘A’ 13:10.63
11 Penn ‘A’ 13:11.06
12 North Central (Indianapolis) ‘A’ 13:12.03
13 Hamilton Southeastern ‘A’ 13:12.22
14 Northridge ‘A’ 13:12.62
15 Pike ‘A’ 13:16.76
16 Westfield ‘A’ 13:18.86
17 Southport ‘A’ 13:20.09
18 New Palestine ‘A’ 13:27.66
19 Fishers ‘A’ 13:30.97
20 Zionsville ‘A’ 13:31.96
21 Ft. Wayne Snider ‘A’ 13:40.62
22 Munster ‘A’ 13:47.30
23 Portage ‘A’ 13:59.66

Event 109 Girls 55 Meter Hurdles Finals
4A-5A: 8.07 1991 Terri Wanamaker, FW Northrop
1 Spencer, Ashley 11 Lawrence North 8.36 10
2 Taylor, Demetra 10 Ft. Wayne Northrop 8.50 8
3 Kollison, Saymah 12 Southport 8.53 6
4 Morgan, Amoni 11 South Bend Adams 8.64 5
5 Herron, Tiariana 12 Warren Central 8.71 4
6 Knafel, Arielle 12 Center Grove 8.83 3
7 Reisinger, Jillian 12 Center Grove 8.91 2
8 Perry, Codi 12 Ben Davis 9.10 1

Event 111 Girls 55 Meter Dash
4A-5A: 6.96 1985 Maicel Malone, North Central (Indianapolis)
1 Yeadon, Morgan 10 Pike 7.05 10
2 Gholson, Shanice 12 Jeffersonville 7.10 8
3 Cowden, Lauren 12 Lawrence Central 7.21 6
4 Byrd, Juanesha 10 Southport 7.33 5
5 MacDonald, Whitney 12 Ft. Wayne Northrop 7.35 4
6 Prophet, Jaliza 11 Gary West Side 7.36 3
7 Hayes, Logan 11 Warren Central 7.37 2
8 Smith, Samantha 11 Gary Wallace 7.41 1

CLASSES 1A-3A
No. 16 Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran rolls to the small-school title with 116 points by outpointing seven other ranked teams, including runner-up No. 27 South Bend St. Joseph’s (64).

The Cadets’ 4×800 meter relay unit missed a meet record by just 0.10 with a 9:49.54, while
the 4×400 relay (4:07.25) and the distance medley squad (13:13.23) also were victorious. Additionally, Concordia got individual wins from senior Rosemary Easterday in the 55-meter dash (:07.32) and senior Abby Wetzel in the pole vault (11-00.00).

Team scores
1. #16 Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran 116
2. #27 South Bend St. Joseph’s 64
3. #31 Harding 49
4. #7 Westview 39
5. #38 Eastern (Greentown) 32
6. Bremen 26
7. #47 Leo 22
8. #41 Fairfield 21
9. Eastbrook 20
10. Brebeuf 16
10. Fort Wayne Canterbury 16
10. Park Tudor 16
13. Cass 14
14. #15 West Lafayette 13
15. Wheeler 12
16. Southridge 10
16. Yorktown 10
18. Andrean 8
18. Eastern (Pekin) 8
20. Cascade 6
20. Greencastle 6
20. North Central (Farmersburg) 6
23. Calumet 5
23. Indian Creek 5
23. Gibson Southern 5
23. South Knox 5
23. Maconaquah 5
28. Norwell 4
28. Northwestern 4
28. Jimtown 4
31. Frankfort 3
31. Speedway 3
31. Mitchell 3
34. Western 2
34. Covenant Christian (Indianapolis) 2
36. LaVille 1
36. Wabash 1
36. Central Noble 1
36. Tri-West Hendricks 1
36. Bellmont 1

The individual results:

Event 13 Girls 3200 Meter Run
1A-3A: 10:50.51 2008 Alex Banfich, Culver Acamedies
1 Winters, Molly 12 Brebeuf Jesuit 11:10.46 10
2 Wilson, Erika 12 Eastern (Pekin) 11:17.31 8
3 Jordan, Hope 11 Bremen 11:28.23 6
4 Osborn, Hannah 12 Ft. Wayne Co 11:29.09 5
5 Setterberg, Diamond 12 Fairfield 11:55.77 4
6 Jenkins, Kelby 12 Frankfort 11:56.50 3
7 Reibs, Anna 10 Ft. Wayne Co 12:01.74 2
8 Schmeltz, Elaine 11 LaVille 12:02.94 1
9 conley, rebecca 09 Andrean 12:13.57
10 Moore, Hannah 10 South Adams 12:15.50
11 Easterday, Frannie 10 Ft. Wayne Co 12:15.80
12 McMahon, Amanda 12 Int’l School 12:18.65
13 Conley, Beth 12 Andrean 12:27.75
14 Pusey, Cayla 11 Ft. Wayne Co 12:28.65
15 Gerig, Kathryn 09 Heritage Christian 12:38.30
16 Taylor, Elizabeth 09 South Bend S 12:40.62
17 Barbarich, Rose 10 Tri-County 12:46.29
18 Naas, Courtney 09 Gibson Southern 12:47.61
19 Lane, Kim 12 Maconaquah 12:55.22
20 Eyer, Alex 10 Churubusco 12:57.64
21 Fehring, Rachel 10 Churubusco 13:28.82
— Zeitler, Abby 10 Wheeler DNS
— Davis, Mary 10 Indianapolis DNS
— Cramer, Madeline 09 Eastbrook DNS

Event 15 Girls 4×800 Meter Relay
1A-3A: 9:49.44 2005, Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran (A. Mitchell, E. Bernatse, S. Neubacher, K. Fletcher)
1 Ft. Wayne Concordia Lutheran ‘A’ 9:49.54 20
2 South Bend St. Joseph’s ‘A’ 9:57.23 16
3 Eastern (Greentown) ‘A’ 10:05.75 12
4 Yorktown ‘A’ 10:14.73 10
5 Bremen ‘A’ 10:15.92 8
6 Greencastle ‘A’ 10:20.78 6
7 Leo ‘A’ 10:21.61 4
8 Fairfield ‘A’ 10:22.75 2
9 Westview ‘A’ 10:34.21
10 South Adams ‘A’ 10:53.63
11 Indianapolis Bishop Chatard ‘A’ 10:56.36

Event 17 Girls 4×200 Meter Relay
1A-3A: 1:44.65 2002, Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran (C. Witt, A. Woodson, A. Williams, J. Eloms)
1 Harding ‘A’ 1:47.14 3 20
2 Ft. Wayne Concordia Lutheran ‘A’ 1:48.36 3 16
3 South Bend St. Joseph’s ‘A’ 1:49.28 3 12
4 Westview ‘A’ 1:49.75 3 10
5 Eastbrook ‘A’ 1:51.91 2 8
6 Park Tudor ‘A’ 1:52.89 3 6
7 Fairfield ‘A’ 1:53.10 3 4
8 Wheeler ‘A’ 1:55.39 2 2
9 Western ‘A’ 1:55.75 2
10 Cardinal Ritter ‘A’ 1:56.01 1
11 Frankfort ‘A’ 1:56.05 2
12 Greencastle ‘A’ 1:56.77 2
13 Western Boone ‘A’ 1:57.06 1
14 Oak Hill ‘A’ 2:00.30 2
15 Indian Creek ‘A’ 2:01.63 1

Event 7 Girls Shot Put
1A-3A: 44-02.75 1989 B. Mills, Norwell
1 Wertman, Cassandra 10 Southridge 41-10.00 10
37-00.25 33-05.50 41-10 37-09 38-08.50 41-10
2 Gerbers, Chelsea 12 Ft. Wayne Co 39-07.00 8
FOUL 37-08 35-02.75 36-08.25 39-07 38-10
3 Sprinkle, Kassy 12 Cass 37-04.75 6
36-02 36-06 34-06.75 35-08.75 36-10.50 37-04.75
4 Sanders, Shyarra 11 Harding 37-03.25 5
35-01.75 34-02.50 34-08 37-03.25 35-00.50 FOUL
5 Green, Cinnamon Jimtown High School 36-10.50 4
36-04.50 34-05.75 35-11.50 34-09 32-08.50 36-10.50
6 Hennings, Henriette 12 Maconaquah 34-02.50 3
31-10.50 33-05.50 33-10.75 34-02.50 33-06 FOUL
7 Cable, Breanna 11 Western 33-03.75 2
30-05.50 28-00 33-03.75 30-10.25 33-02 FOUL
8 Kinsey, Monique Calumet High School 33-03.50 1
32-08.75 32-03.25 33-03.50 32-08.50 33-03 32-07
9 Hunt, Melissa 12 Borden 33-00.50
32-06 29-03 33-00.50 31-09 32-05.50 31-08.75

Event 19 Girls 4×400 Meter Relay
1A-3A: 4:02.50 2005, Harding (A. Suel, K. Martin, M. Smith, T. Sefranka)
1 Ft. Wayne Concordia Lutheran ‘A’ 4:07.25 4 20
2 Eastern (Greentown) ‘A’ 4:12.10 4 16
3 South Bend St. Joseph’s ‘A’ 4:18.75 4 12
4 Park Tudor ‘A’ 4:21.47 3 10
5 Leo ‘A’ 4:21.60 2 8
6 Brebeuf Jesuit ‘A’ 4:22.77 3 6
7 Harding ‘A’ 4:23.44 4 4
8 Covenant Christian ‘A’ 4:24.25 3 2
9 Westview ‘A’ 4:25.03 3
10 Fairfield ‘A’ 4:25.59 3
11 Cardinal Ritter ‘A’ 4:26.65 3
12 Greencastle ‘A’ 4:26.72 2
13 Ft. Wayne Bishop Leurs ‘A’ 4:27.32 1
14 Hamilton Heights ‘A’ 4:27.65 2
15 Whitko ‘A’ 4:30.06 1
16 Tri-West Hendricks ‘A’ 4:32.05 1
17 Andrean ‘A’ 4:34.03 2
18 West Lafayette ‘A’ 4:38.33 4
19 Frankfort ‘A’ 4:40.23 1
20 Sullivan ‘A’ 4:42.14 2
— Indianapolis Bishop Chatard ‘A’ DNS 4
— Wheeler ‘A’ DNS 2

Event 21 Girls Distance Medley
1A-3A: 12:47.49 2006, FW Concordia Lutheran (A. Fincher, H. Stickell, K. Fletcher, E. Bernabe)
1 Ft. Wayne Concordia Lutheran ‘A’ 13:13.23 20
2 Ft. Wayne Canterbury ‘A’ 13:21.47 16
3 Bremen ‘A’ 13:21.76 12
4 Leo ‘A’ 13:29.29 10
5 Andrean ‘A’ 13:32.22 8
6 South Bend St. Joseph’s ‘A’ 13:34.18 6
7 Fairfield ‘A’ 13:46.23 4
8 Eastbrook ‘A’ 13:46.71 2
9 Indian Creek ‘A’ 14:09.33
10 Churubusco ‘A’ 14:30.12

Event 9 Girls 55 Meter Hurdles Finals
1A-3A: 8.05 1993 Kierstin Doyle, Benton Central
1 Gilles, Taylor 11 Wheeler 8.32 10
2 Rogers, Frederica 12 Harding 8.47 8
3 Czarnecki, Meghan 12 South Bend S 8.57 6
4 Easterday, Rosemary 12 Ft. Wayne Co 8.76 5
5 Ford, Andrea 11 Harding 8.91 4
6 Burnell, Jane 12 Speedway 9.05 3
7 Walton, Keeana 09 Maconaquah 9.11 2
8 Kropf, Becca 10 Fairfield 9.17 1

Event 11 Girls 55 Meter Dash Finals
1A-3A: 7.18 1995 LaShonda Harper, Harding
1 Easterday, Rosemary 12 Ft. Wayne Concordia 7.32 10
2 Hardy, Victoria 12 Harding 7.38 8
3 Carpenter, Skyler 10 Westview 7.39 6
4 Wise, Katie 10 Indian Creek 7.40 5
5 Carey, Mercedes Calumet High School 7.47 4
6 Jones, Mandy 10 Westview 7.55 3
7 Turner, Tayler 12 South Bend S 7.55 2
8 Harvey, Alexis 09 Bellmont 7.64 1

Event 1 Girls Pole Vault
1A-3A: 11-03 2008 Alex Metzger, Indianapolis Chatard
1 Wetzel, Abby 12 Ft. Wayne Concordia 11-00.00 10
2 Zimmerly, Jeslyn 10 Westview 10-06.00 8
3 Bobeck, Jade 12 Fairfield 10-00.00 6
4 Boesecker, Kendra 10 South Knox J10-00.00 5
5 Gresley, Emily 11 Norwell 9-06.00 4
6 Johnson, Kara 11 West Lafayette 9-00.00 3
7 Carpenter, Mary 12 South Bend S J9-00.00 2
8 Feichter, Jordan 12 Central Noble J9-00.00 1
9 Miller, Ashley 12 Westview 8-06.00
10 Snell, Jordan 11 Fairfield 8-00.00
10 Hansen, Pascale 11 Cascade 8-00.00
10 Childers, Jordan 12 Maconaquah 8-00.00
13 Fontenot, Amanda 10 South Bend S 7-06.00
13 Everetts, Allison 11 Western 7-06.00
13 Brown, Sophie 09 Fairfield 7-06.00
13 Salinas, Breanna 10 Frankfort 7-06.00
13 Walker, Rachel 10 Brebeuf Jesuit 7-06.00
13 Betz, Lindsey 11 Northeast Dubois 7-06.00
— Parsons, Brianna 12 Greensburg NH
— Massel, Emily 11 Park Tudor NH

Event 3 Girls High Jump
1A-3A: 6-00 1985 Angie Bradburn, Norwell
1 Bennett, Haley 10 Eastbrook 5-05.00 10
2 Beckley, Emily 11 Cass J5-05.00 8
3 Eckols, Shaylnn 11 Cascade 5-04.00 6
4 Johnson, Rachel 12 Gibson Southern 5-03.00 5
5 Ballard, Kylie 10 Northwestern 5-02.00 4
6 Trevchick, Allison Mitchell J5-02.00 3
7 Letcher, Brittany 12 West Lafayette 5-00.00 2
8 Kastner, Mallori 12 Wabash J5-00.00 1
9 Ungar, Kenzie 11 Culver Academies J5-00.00
10 Broadbent, Kristen 10 Guerin Catholic J5-00.00
10 Pfeiffer, Jenna 10 Bremen J5-00.00
12 Runnion, Stacey 11 Gibson Southern J5-00.00
13 Kauth, Celia 11 North Montgomery 4-10.00
13 Schwartz, Brooke 12 Fairfield 4-10.00
13 Wolfe, Zoe 11 Eastern (Greentown) 4-10.00
13 Ford, Andrea 11 Harding 4-10.00
13 Langford, Emily 11 LaVille 4-10.00
17 Colter, Stephanie 11 Northwestern J4-10.00
— Wagner, Sarah 09 Eastern (Greentown) NH
— Bellaire, Sandra 11 Westview NH
— Walker, Rachel 10 Brebeuf Jesuit NH
— Hensley, Kaleigh 11 Wabash NH
— Woody, Brandy 12 Western Boone NH

Event 5 Girls Long Jump
1A-3A: 19-03.50 1995 LaShonda Harper, Harding
1 Carpenter, Skyler 10 Westview 17-05.50 10
17-02.50 17-05.50 17-03 17-05.50 17-03.50 17-00.50
2 Letcher, Brittany 12 West Lafayette 17-02.50 8
15-08 15-07.75 17-02.50 16-10 16-11 FOUL
3 Higginbottom, Shelby 12 North Centra J17-02.50 6
16-06.50 FOUL 17-02.50 FOUL 16-06 15-08
4 Czarnecki, Meghan 12 South Bend S 16-11.00 5
15-11 16-05 15-01 16-02 16-11 16-04
5 Neeley, Bethany 09 Eastern (Greentown) 16-10.00 4
FOUL 16-08.50 FOUL FOUL FOUL 16-10
6 Chamblee, Mikaila 10 South Bend S 16-08.50 3
15-08 16-08.50 15-00 15-09 16-01 15-07
7 Jones, Mandy 10 Westview 16-06.00 2
FOUL 16-02 FOUL 16-01 16-06 16-06
8 Allen, Rachel 10 Tri-West Hendricks J16-06.00 1
15-04.50 16-04.50 16-02 15-05.50 16-06 16-01
9 Dale, Jennifer 12 Western 16-04.00
FOUL 15-11 16-02.50 FOUL 15-09.50 16-04

Warsaw standouts (thank you, Scott Erba!):

State finalist: Ashley Erba, 3200 meters, 1:27.46 (sixth-place finish, WCHS indoor record)
State qualifier: Kaelee Sands, high jump

The 2010 HSR qualifying meets:

March 3    Bloomington South Invite    Indiana University        
March 5    MIC Indoor Meet        DePauw University        
March 5    PPG Sports HSR Qualifier I    Indiana Wesleyan   
March 6    PPG Sports HSR Qualifier II    Indiana Wesleyan   
March 6    West Lafayette Individuals    Purdue University (cancelled    )
March 6    Noblesville Qualifier        Anderson University   
March 6    SAC Invitational        Trine University   
March 6    Greencastle Qualifier        DePauw University   
March 6    Cathedral Indoor Classic    Wabash College   
March 6    HSR Qualifier            Taylor University   
March 8    Lowell vs. Hobart        Lowell        
March 8    10-Day Track Meet        North Montgomery   
March 9    Sullivan Indoor Classic        Indiana State University   
March 9    Little Giant-Charger Invite    Wabash College   
March 11    Sullivan Indoor Classic        Indiana State University   
March 11    West Lafayette Qualifier    Purdue University   
March 13    PPG Sports HSR Qualifier III    Indiana Wesleyan   
March 13    Harrison Qualifier        Purdue University   
March 13    Mideast Indoor Classic        Wabash College   
March 13    Patriot Invitational        Anderson University   
March 13    Bishop Luers Qualifier        Trine University   
 
The 2010 HSR qualifying standards:
 
Event            4A-5A Standard    1A-3A Standard
3200 Meter Run    12:00.00        12:45.00
55 Meter Dash        7.70            7.85
55 Meter Hurdles    9.30            10.00
3200 Meter Relay    10:35.00        11:05.00
800 Meter Relay    1:52.00            1:58.00
1600 Meter Relay    4:20.00            4:35.00
Distance Medley Relay    13:45.00        14:15.00
Long Jump        16’ 0”            14’ 6”
High Jump        5’ 0”            4’ 10”
Pole Vault        9’ 0”            7’ 6”
Shot Put        35’ 0”            30’ 0”

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BB SEMI: 4A #3 North Central holds off #12 Jeffersonville, 82-77

Posted on 21 March 2010 by .

By E. Shawn Aylsworth
Managing Editor
SOUTHPORT – Class 4A third-ranked North Central shot a splendid 53 percent from the field March 20 in fending off the upset bid of No. 12 Jeffersonville, 82-77, in the southern semistate played at a jam-packed Southport Fieldhouse.
The fast-paced Panthers (24-3) raced out to a 25-16 lead after one quarter and kept their jets fueled the rest of the as Jeffersonville could never quite get over the hump. 
Here’s the game story, courtesy of news-tribune.net …
For the second consecutive postseason contest, the Jeffersonville boys basketball team appeared primed to knock out another top-three ranked opponent from the 100th IHSAA state tournament.
But unlike No. 1 Bloomington South in last weekend’s Class 4A Seymour Regional final, No. 3 North Central (Indianapolis) refused to collapse against the pesky Red Devils Saturday at Southport.
On the strength of sophomore sensation D’Vauntes Smith-Rivera’s game-high 25 points, the Panthers ended Jeff’s thrilling postseason run with an 82-77 victory.
North Central will face No. 6 Warsaw (23-2), a 58-53 victor over Carroll (Fort Wayne) in the northern semistate at Huntington North, in the 4A state championship game March 27 at Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
Despite the loss, third-year Red Devils coach Tim LaGrange lauded his troops for gelling at the right time of the season. Jeff finished with a 22-5 record and entered the semistate with a 14-game win streak, which included claiming its first sectional title since 2006 and its first regional crown since 2000.
“The kids played their hearts out – we just couldn’t put it together at both ends of the court today,” LaGrange said. “I’m so proud of this group. You could see the fight in us today, and we didn’t have that in the middle part of the season. They became men and bonded together.”
North Central seemed to be ready to pull away from the Devils at the second half’s outset. Sophomore Ronnie Johnson nailed a 3-pointer 30 seconds into the third quarter to put the Panthers up 48-37. Jeff whittled the advantage down to three points at 60-57 with 7:46 remaining in regulation when senior Drake Coleman converted a three-point play.
With the Red Devils trailing 64-58 at the 5:31 mark of the fourth quarter, Coleman got them within three points again by swishing a three from the corner. That is when Smith-Rivera displayed the talent that is making several NCAA Division I college coaches knock on his door.
The 6’4” guard scored all of his team’s points during a 9-4 spurt to extend North Central’s lead to 73-65. Smith-Rivera had three layups during the run, two of those coming off Johnson assists.
Veteran North Central coach Doug Mitchell said Smith-Rivera picked up the slack when the Jeff defense keyed on Panthers’ leading scorer Terone Johnson, a Purdue recruit.
“When they went to the box-and-one (defense), we put Terone on the perimeter,” Mitchell said. “That opened things up for D’Vauntes.’
During the 9-4 run, Smith-Rivera said he wanted to attack Jeff senior center A.J. Adams.
“He’s a good, athletic kid, but I knew I had to take it to him,” Smith-Rivera said.
After the Panthers laid in two more buckets to up their lead to 77-65 with 1:09 remaining, Jeff made one last-ditch run.
Red Devil junior V.J. Billups tipped in a putback basket to start a 9-2 spurt. After Ronnie Johnson downed two foul shots, junior Evan Maschmeyer hit a runner before Coleman nailed a three to get Jeff within seven at 79-72. 
North Central then threw away an in-bounds pass, which resulted in a layup by Wright State signee senior Kegan Clark to pull the Red Devils within five with 24 seconds left.
But Smith-Rivera, who scored 16 points in the final quarter, iced the victory by going 3 of 4 at the stripe.
“We had a hard time putting together consecutive runs, and they had a lot to do with that,” LaGrange said. “We didn’t shoot the ball well. If we shot the ball better, it could’ve been a different fate.”
Five Jeff players scored in double figures. Maschmeyer tallied 18 points, going 3 of 8 from 3-point range and 5 of 6 at the stripe. Coleman chipped in 16 points, making three treys and shooting a perfect 5 of 5 at the line. Adams and Clark each scored 11 points in their final games wearing a Jeff uniform, while Billups poured in 10. 
Adams recorded game highs in rebounds (nine), blocks (two), and steals (two).
Mitchell praised the effort the Red Devils put forth on Saturday.
“They played their hearts out, and they’re well-coached,” Mitchell said. “We’ll try to enjoy this, but we still have a lot of work to do.”
Ronnie and Terone Johnson, who are brothers, each scored 15 points, while Smith-Rivera and Terone Johnson each grabbed eight boards. Smith-Rivera dished out five assists, all of which came in the first half.
LaGrange and the Red Devil underclassmen said goodbye to their four seniors: Adams, Clark, Coleman, and Dominique Catlett.
“The greatest joy for me is to be a part of the process of these kids becoming men,” LaGrange said. “That’s more important to me than wins and losses. I’m proud of the seniors and how far they have come.”
The box score:
North Central (Indianapolis) 25 20 15 22 – 82
Jeffersonville 16 21 17 23 – 77
North Central: Ronnie Johnson 15, Smith 5, Latham 2, Terone Johnson 15, Smith-Rivera 25, Bluitt 5, McFall 8, Bass 0, Ingram 7. 3-pointers: 5 (T. Johnson 3, R. Johnson, Bluitt). Rebounds: 34 (T. Johnson, Smith-Rivera 8). Turnovers: 13. Totals: 31-59 FG, 15-27 FT, 82
Jeffersonville: Adams 11, Clark 11, Coleman 16, Billups 10, Maschmeyer 18, Jonathan Ellis 4, Jordan Ellis 5, Williams 2, Roland 0, Whaley 0. 3-pointers: 7 (Coleman 3, Maschmeyer 3, Jonathan Ellis). Rebounds: 30 (Adams 9). Turnovers: 14. Totals: 24-50 FG, 22-32 FT, 77
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