Kingsley Ah You- Owner By Wes Nakama Punahou pushed another nationally ranked girls basketball team to the limit last night, but again fell just short as Westlake (Atlanta) prevailed, 51-48, in the fifth-place game of the ‘Iolani Prep Classic. Janelle Nomura scored on a driving layup and free throw with 49 seconds remaining to close it to 51-48, and the Buffanblu gained possession with 20 seconds left after the Lions missed the front end of a one-and-one. But a 3-point attempt by Nomura from the right wing glanced off the rim, and two more attempts after offensive rebounds fell short. Westlake, ranked No. 4 by ESPN Rise, reached the Georgia 4A (large schools) semifinals last season and returns all five starters from a team that went 27-5. But the Lions were upset by Farrington, 54-53, in Thursday’s Classic first round, the same night Punahou lost to No. 1-ranked (USA Today) Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep (San Francisco), 44-43.
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GBB RANKINGS: Topsy-turviness at the top of 1A poll
Posted on 15 December 2008 by .
By E. Shawn Aylsworth
Managing Editor
The Indiana Coaches of Girls Sports Association has released its fifth set of polls for the 2008-09 season, and the news this week is the utter chaos at the top of the Class A poll.
Five different small schools receive first-place votes this week, including big mover Argos (up from 10th to seventh). Vincennes Rivet holds down the top spot by three votes over No. Barr-Reeve, largely due to nine first-place votes for the former to only two for the Vikings. Meanwhile, No. 3 University earns three first-place votes, with No. 5 Oregon-Davis netting one.
Elsewhere, three schools enter their respective Tops 10s this week in Plainfield (10th in 4A), Winchester (10th in 2A), and 1A New Washington (ninth). Rushville is this week’s big mover, going from 10th to fifth in 3A with one first-place vote.
All the other No. 1 teams from last week – 4A Ben Davis, 3A Wawasee, and 2A Heritage Christian – remain undefeated and, not surprisingly, unchanged.
Teams are listed by current ranking followed by school, record, vote total, and first-place votes if applicable. Your 78 ranked schools from Dec. 15:
CLASS 4A
1. Ben Davis (9-0) 149 (14)
2. South Bend Washington (8-0) 134 (1)
3. Terre Haute South (10-0) 119
4. Hamilton Southeastern (9-1) 100
5. Fishers (7-1) 66
6. Mooresville (8-0) 64
7. Jay County (9-0) 45
8. Penn (9-1) 32
9. Carmel (7-2) 31
10. Plainfield (8-0) 25
11. Bloomington South (6-1) 16
12. Seymour (6-1) 11
13. Elkhart Memorial (7-0) 10
14. South Bend Clay (6-0) 9
15. Perry Meridian (7-3) 7
16. Jeffersonville (7-1) 5
17. Floyd Central (5-1) 2
18. Evansville Harrison (5-1) 1
CLASS 3A
1. Wawasee (8-0) 137 (10)
2. Fort Wayne Elmhurst (8-0) 128 (3)
3. Vincennes Lincoln (8-0) 113 (1)
4. Crawfordsville (9-0) 100
5. Rushville (7-1) 60 (1)
6. North Harrison (8-1) 55
7. Benton Central (8-1) 54
8. Batesville (9-0) 52
9. Norwell (6-1) 42
10. Evansville Memorial (5-2) 27
11. Hamilton Heights (7-1) 16
12. Gibson Southern (7-1) 9
12. Plymouth (5-2) 9
14. Franklin County (6-2) 7
15. Calumet (8-1) 5
15. Owen Valley (7-1) 5
17. NorthWood (5-3) 4
18. Evansville Bosse (6-2) 2
CLASS 2A
1. Heritage Christian (6-0) 150 (15)
2. Oak Hill (8-0) 134
3. Garrett (8-0) 107
4. Lapel (8-0) 85
5. Winamac (9-0) 66
6. Fort Wayne Luers (6-2) 56
7. Jimtown (7-1) 53
8. Taylor (7-2) 47
9. Austin (5-2) 44
10. Winchester (8-1) 32
11. Indian Creek (7-2) 14
12. Speedway (6-1) 12
13. Northfield (6-2) 6
13. Evansville Mater Dei (6-1) 6
15. Southwestern (Hanover) (5-3) 3
16. Tipton (6-4) 2
16. Triton Central (6-2) 2
16. Eastern (Pekin) (6-2) 2
19. Shenandoah (6-0) 1
19. Hagerstown (5-1) 1
19. Prairie Heights (8-1) 1
19. North Posey (5-1) 1
CLASS A
1. Vincennes Rivet (9-0) 128 (9)
2. Barr-Reeve (7-0) 125 (2)
3. University (9-0) 114 (3)
4. White River Valley (9-0) 96
5. Oregon-Davis (8-2) 87 (1)
6. Southern Wells (7-0) 68
7. Argos (7-0) 49 (1)
8. Turkey Run (7-1) 48
9. New Washington (7-1) 37
10. Jac-Cen-Del (5-3) 22
11. Kouts (6-1) 19
12. Southwestern (Shelbyville) (6-3) 9
13. Waldron (5-3) 6
14. Lafayette Central Catholic (6-4) 4
14. Crothersville (5-3) 4
16. Orleans (5-3) 3
17. Fort Wayne Canterbury (5-3) 2
17. Borden (4-4) 2
19. Randolph Southern (7-2) 1
19. South Central Elizabeth (2-4) 1
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Lahainaluna looks good in trip to Oahu tourney
By Paul Honda
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They wear red and hoop it up with the best of them.
They’re not Kahuku or ‘Iolani. The Lady Lunas of Lahainaluna won the First Hawaiian Bank Lady Na Menehune Preseason Peek Tournament on Saturday with decisive play in the low post and on the perimeter.
Lahainaluna point guard Maiki Viela was superlative in the final against Kamehameha with 14 points, five assists and four blocks. The sophomore had only two turnovers. Center Milika Taufa had 16 points and nine boards, and swingman Rachael Rickard had 21 points and seven caroms in the Lunas’ 56-43 win.
“This year, we’re more prepared. We’re a year older and we kind of know what to expect,” Viela said.
Kamehameha, with 18 points from Pualei Furtado and 10 by Lindsey Wong, stayed close until the third quarter.
Lahainaluna (3-0) edged Mid-Pacific, another talented squad, in the semifinals, 55-50.
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GBB SCOREBOARD: Week 6
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Results from Week 6 (Dec. 15-20) of the 2008-09 girls basketball season, courtesy of John Harrell’s Indiana high school basketball website:
Saturday, Dec. 20
Anderson Highland 61, Greenfield-Central 59
Andrean 54, Hobart 48
Barr-Reeve 46, Union (Dugger) 43
Bedford North Lawrence 63, Madison 55
Beech Grove 59, Park Tudor 51
Ben Davis 70, Terre Haute North 22
Benton Central 73, Frankfort 55
Blackford 49, Elwood 37
Bloomfield 48, Sullivan 24
Bloomington South 39, Bloomington North 28
Bluffton 52, Adams Central 46
Boone Grove 41, Morgan Twp. 33
Brown County 53, West Vigo 43
Cannelton 52, Cloverport (Ky.) 14
Carroll (Fort Wayne) 58, Homestead 47
Columbia City 46, East Noble 30
Columbus North 56, Lawrence Central 33
Connersville 73, South Dearborn 24
Daleville 40, Lakeview Christian 16
Eastbrook 53, Alexandria 41
Eastern (Greentown) 57, Maconaquah 37
Eastside 42, Lakeland 41
Elkhart Memorial 71, Concord 29
Evansville Bosse 47, Boonville 44
Fairfield 80, Hamilton 8
Fishers 74, Zionsville 30
Floyd Central 74, Evansville Harrison 63
Franklin Central 61, Southport 58
Garrett 69, South Adams 20
Hagerstown 46, Tri 31
Hammond 55, Hammond Gavit 44
Hammond Clark 33, Hammond Morton 31
Huntington North 57, Richmond 35
Indianapolis International 38, Indianapolis Attucks 33
Jay County 49, Fort Recovery (Ohio) 31
Jimtown 76, Culver 29
John Glenn 37, LaVille 36
Kankakee Valley 47, Knox 44
Knightstown 82, Wes-Del 23
Kokomo 55, Marion 41
Kouts 47, Hebron 44
Lafayette Central Catholic 44, Tri-Central 34
Lafayette Jeff 72, Avon 49
Lake Central 76, Merrillville 72 (3OT)
Lakewood Park 64, Fort Wayne Keystone 9
Logansport 75, Anderson 52
Madison-Grant 70, Mississinewa 36
McCutcheon 64, Winamac 51
Michigan City 56, Crown Point 47
Monroe Central 58, Muncie South 41
Mount Vernon (Fortville) 70, Union County 41
Munster 45, Griffith 44
New Albany 54, Castle 42
New Castle 66, Muncie Central 36
New Palestine 51, Yorktown 45
Noblesville 68, Brownsburg 50
North Miami 61, Rochester 58
North Posey 53, Fairfield (Ill.) 41
Northeastern 56, Eastern Hancock 37
Northridge 41, Highland 38
Northwestern 51, Pioneer 42
Oak Hill 76, Frankton 23
Orleans 52, Springs Valley 43
Plymouth 56, NorthWood 51
Portage 60, Chesterton 41
Prairie Heights 69, Churubusco 38
Robinson (Ill.) 59, North Central (Farmersburg) 52
Rushville 77, Delta 39
Seymour 63, Whiteland 57
Sheridan 51, Rensselaer Central 36
Taylor 69, Lewis Cass 26
Terre Haute South 52, Center Grove 38
Tipton 60, Clinton Central 51
Tri-West 62, Indianapolis Scecina 46
Triton 46, New Prairie 32
Valparaiso 53, LaPorte 26
Vincennes Lincoln 54, Evansville Reitz 31
Vincennes Rivet 61, Shoals 45
Wabash 49, Northfield 42
Waldron 68, Shelbyville 55
Washington 56, Mount Vernon (Posey) 44
Washington Twp. 45, Westville 40
Wawasee 60, Warsaw 41
West Noble 42, Central Noble 36
Westfield 39, Western 34
White River Valley 59, Loogootee 33
Bethany Christian Tournament
Elkhart Christian 50, Granger Christian 44
Bethany Christian 61, Lakeland Christian 43
Granger Christian 59, Lakeland Christian 25
Bethany Christian 52, Elkhart Christian 32
Carroll Classic
Carroll (Flora) 50, Lowell 33
Peru 55, Clinton Prairie 33
Lowell 50, Clinton Prairie 47
Peru 64, Carroll (Flora) 58
Pleasure Ridge Park (Ky.) Classic
Louisville Iroquois (Ky.) 50, Jeffersonville 30
University 60, Red Boiling Springs (Tenn.) 45
Jeffersonville 71, Bullitt Central (Ky.) 34
North Hardin (Ky.) 73, University 57
PSC Holiday Classic
Heritage Hills 60, Perry Central 46
Heritage Hills 53, Tell City 38
Tecumseh Tournament
Tecumseh 45, North Daviess 42 (OT)
Northeast Dubois 64, Linton-Stockton 28
Northeast Dubois 57, Tecumseh 35
Postponed games
Detroit Com. (Mich.) at South Bend Washington postponed
Tippecanoe Valley at Whitko postponed
Unreported games
Bellmont at New Haven
Blue River at Liberty Christian
Crothersville at West Washington
DeKalb at Norwell
Eminence at Morristown
Fort Wayne Elmhurst at Fort Wayne Northrop
Fort Wayne North at Harding
Fort Wayne Snider at Fort Wayne Wayne
Fountain Central at Southmont
Heritage at Woodlan
Indianapolis Irvington at Horizon Christian
Jennings County at Franklin County
Leo at Southern Wells postponed
Monrovia at Speedway
Mount Carmel (Ill.) at East Richland (Ill.)
South Ripley at Switzerland County
Union (Modoc) at Cowan
Washington Catholic at New Harmony
Indianapolis City Tournament
Indianapolis Arlington vs. Heritage Christian
White County Tournament
North White vs. Tri-County
Frontier vs. Delphi
Tecumseh Tournament
North Daviess vs. Linton-Stockton
PSC Holiday Classic
Tell City vs. South Spencer
Perry Central vs. South Spencer
Friday, Dec. 19
Cambridge City Lincoln 55, Union City 40
Carmel 76, North Central (Indianapolis) 55
Crawfordsville 62, North Montgomery 41
Danville 59, Lebanon 45
Edgewood 77, Northview 60
Elkhart Central 64, South Bend Riley 54
Franklin 56, Greenwood 46
Greensburg 57, Batesville 40
Indianapolis International 43, Seton Catholic 15
Indianapolis Irvington 49, Providence Cristo Rey 13
Indianapolis Roncalli 52, Brebeuf Jesuit 39
Lakeview Christian 46, Liberty Christian 40
McCutcheon 58, Harrison (West Lafayette) 47
Milan 60, Trinity Lutheran 50
Mishawaka 49, South Bend St. Joseph’s 30
Monrovia 64, Cloverdale 47
Mooresville 53, Decatur Central 48
Pendleton Heights 68, Shenandoah 25
Penn 76, East Chicago Central 30
Plainfield 62, Martinsville 53
River Forest 39, Lake Station 21
South Bend Clay 66, Mishawaka Marian 40
South Bend Washington 92, South Bend Adams 10
Southridge 50, Crawford County 41
Southwestern (Shelbyville) 63, Indianapolis Lutheran 58
Speedway 56, South Putnam 20
Warren Central 61, Lawrence North 58
Postponed games
Calumet at Marquette Catholic postponed
Cascade at North Putnam postponed
Fort Wayne Blackhawk at Fort Wayne Canterbury postponed
Fort Wayne Dwenger at Fort Wayne South postponed
Fort Wayne Keystone at Fort Wayne Hurricanes postponed
Fort Wayne Luers at Fort Wayne Concordia postponed
Rensselaer Central at South Newton postponed
Southwood at Manchester postponed
Western Boone at Southmont postponed
Wheeler at Hammond Noll postponed
Unreported games
Chicago Maria (Ill.) at Gary Wallace
Harding at Gary West
Indianapolis Tindley at Baptist Academy
North Newton at Whiting
Providence St. Mel (Ill.) at Gary Roosevelt
Riverton Parke at South Vermillion
Pleasure Ridge Park (Ky.) Classic
University vs. Fern Creek (Ky.)
Jeffersonville vs. Pleasure Ridge Park (Ky.)
Thursday, Dec. 18
Austin 87, Clarksville 29
Barr-Reeve 51, Shoals 34
Bloomfield 43, Springs Valley 31
Brownstown Central 73, Silver Creek 47
Columbus East 68, Scottsburg 39
Corydon Central 70, South Central (Elizabeth) 62 (3OT)
East Central 60, South Dearborn 30
Eastern (Pekin) 81, Rock Creek Academy 15
Elkhart Memorial 61, Penn 58
Forest Park 83, Evansville Central 33
Fremont 46, Westview 37
Gibson Southern 51, Pike Central 36
Guerin Catholic 49, Eminence 29
Highland 33, Lowell 17
Jasper 50, Northeast Dubois 39
Jennings County 64, Madison 55
Loogootee 54, Washington 47
Milan 47, Rising Sun 36
Mitchell 65, Bedford North Lawrence 47
New Washington 65, West Washington 16
North Harrison 66, Salem 33
North Posey 52, Evansville Mater Dei 37
Northridge 43, Goshen 26
NorthWood 42, Jimtown 28
Orleans 35, Perry Central 29
Princeton 54, South Knox 37
Providence 47, Christian Academy 36
Shakamak 31, Linton-Stockton 23
Shawe Memorial 47, Oldenburg Academy 38
Southwestern (Hanover) 60,, Switzerland County 55
Tecumseh 62, Tell City 55 (OT)
Terre Haute North 50, West Vigo 18
Vincennes Lincoln 67, Evansville Memorial 55
West Noble 52, Whitko 42
White River Valley 32, Eastern Greene 24
Wood Memorial 64, North Knox 59
Indianapolis City Tournament
Indianapolis Arlington 66, Indianapolis Chatard 53
Heritage Christian 87, Indianapolis Northwest 42
Pleasure Ridge Park (Ky.) Classic
Jeffersonville 56, North Hardin (Ky.) 55
Louisville Holy Cross (Ky.) 48, University 46
White County Tournament
Frontier 46, Tri-County 45 (OT)
Delphi 31, North White 29
Postponed games
Attica at North Vermillion postponed
Greencastle at Rockville postponed
Morristown at South Decatur postponed
North Decatur at Waldron postponed
North Judson at Argos postponed
Pike at Perry Meridian postponed
Rossville at Pioneer postponed
Seeger at Clinton Central postponed
Turkey Run at Covington postponed
Union (Dugger) at Clay City postponed
Union City at Northeastern postponed
Winchester at Union County postponed
Unreported games
Hebron at South Central (Union Mills)
Monroe Central at Tri
Park Tudor at Sheridan
Wapahani at Cowan
Wednesday, Dec. 17
Anderson 61, Anderson Highland 50
Boone Grove 53, Kouts 47
Chesterton 65, Lake Central 59
Connersville 58, Muncie Central 50
Decatur Central 64, Franklin Central 25
Floyd Central 53, Charlestown 33
Garrett 43, Central Noble 35
Gary West 44, Munster 34
Madison-Grant 61, Maconaquah 29
Marion 64, Eastbrook 30
Plainfield 65, Brownsburg 42
Rochester 51, Triton 36
Southwood 48, Bluffton 41
Taylor 86, Alexandria 20
Tippecanoe Valley 61, Winamac 57
Whiting 46, LaCrosse 41
Postponed games
Evansville Bosse at Evansville Mater Dei postponed
Muncie Burris at Centerville postponed
Yorktown at Mississinewa postponed
Unreported games
Gary Wallace at Hammond Noll
Lake Station at Hammond Clark
Terre Haute South at Brebeuf Jesuit
Tuesday, Dec. 16
Angola 59, Westview 44
Argos 44, Culver Academy 41
Benton Central 70, Twin Lakes 44
Bremen 65, Concord 51
Carmel 58, Kokomo 28
Carroll (Fort Wayne) 55, Fort Wayne Northrop 26
Daleville 32, Cowan 20
East Chicago Central 63, Bowman Academy 53
Fairfield 50, Central Noble 25
Fort Wayne Concordia 57, Heritage 31
Fort Wayne Luers 63, Huntington North 49
Fort Wayne North 54, Leo 51
Fort Wayne Snider 47, East Noble 40
Fort Wayne South 66, Homestead 54
Frankton 48, Wapahani 42
Garrett 61, Fremont 45
Gary Roosevelt 67, Hammond Morton 46
Greenfield-Central 80, Richmond 44
Guerin Catholic 47, Elwood 28
Hagerstown 41, Centerville 26
Hamilton 58, Fort Wayne Keystone 38
Hamilton Heights 74, Western Boone 63
Heritage Hills 57, Southridge 44
Indianapolis International 41, Indianapolis Metropolitan 35
Indianapolis Irvington 59, Trinity Christian 22
Lakewood Park 54, Eastside 45
Lapel 54, Eastern Hancock 32
Lawrence North 73, Pike 53
Merrillville 79, Michigan City 70
Mitchell 71, Edgewood 69
Mooresville 60, Monrovia 35
New Haven 62, Adams Central 30
North Harrison 75, Paoli 52
North Montgomery 53, West Lafayette 45
Northridge 44, Prairie Heights 37
Oak Hill 64, Wabash 45
Plymouth 27, John Glenn 23
Portage 63, LaPorte 39
Seymour 53, Columbus North 40
Tri-Central 58, Clinton Prairie 51
Valparaiso 56, Crown Point 49
Warren Central 59, Lawrence Central 25
Indianapolis City Tournament
Indianapolis Arlington 60, Indianapolis Tech 36
Indianapolis Chatard 58, Covenant Christian 48
Heritage Christian 71, Indianapolis Scecina 37
Indianapolis Northwest 63, Indianapolis Cathedral 59
Postponed games
Andrean at Rensselaer Central postponed
Bloomington North at Columbus East postponed
Bloomington South at Eastern Greene postponed
Brownstown Central at Clarksville postponed
Christian Academy at Rock Creek Academy postponed
Columbia City at Warsaw postponed
Daviess County (Ky.) at South Spencer postponed
Evansville Harrison at Castle postponed
Franklin at Beech Grove postponed
Greensburg at Waldron postponed
Harrison (West Lafayette) at Logansport postponed
Indian Creek at Indianapolis Tindley postponed
Jay County at Blackford postponed
Madison-Grant at Eastern (Greentown) postponed
North Judson at New Prairie postponed
North Putnam at North Vermillion postponed
Owen Valley at South Putnam postponed
Pioneer at Northwestern postponed
Providence at Salem postponed
Riverton Parke at Turkey Run postponed
Rushville at Greenwood postponed
Shelbyville at Morristown postponed
Shenandoah at New Castle postponed
South Vermillion at Covington postponed
Southwestern (Hanover) at New Albany postponed
Tipton at Rossville postponed
Tri at Knightstown postponed
Trinity Lutheran at Lanesville postponed
West Washington at Henryville postponed
Western at Clinton Central postponed
White River Valley at Bloomfield postponed
Unreported games
Baptist Academy at Fall Creek Academy
Delphi at Lewis Cass
Edwards County (Ill.) at Mount Carmel (Ill.)
Fort Wayne Dwenger at Woodlan
Franklin County at Batesville
Heritage Christian (Ill.) at Covenant Christian (DeMotte)
Jac-Cen-Del at North Decatur
Lakeview Christian at Southern Wells
Lawrenceburg at Milan
Martinsville at Center Grove
Morgan Twp. at South Central (Union Mills)
North Newton at Hanover Central
Rockville at Seeger
South Central (Elizabeth) at Corydon Central
Speedway at Danville
Terre Haute North at Northview
Monday, Dec. 15
Carmi-White County (Ill.) at Mount Vernon (Posey) ppd.
Crothersville 54, Medora 21
Hoopeston (Ill.) 55, Attica 17
Liberty Christian 46, Fall Creek Academy 32
North Central (Farmersburg) 66, Clay City 40
North Posey at Evansville Reitz ppd.
Northeastern 62, Blue River 35
Pendleton Heights 82, Alexandria 22
Randolph Southern 78, Union (Modoc) 28
Shakamak 46, Sullivan 25
South Adams 36, Wes-Del 32
South Decatur 53, Oldenburg Academy 45 (2OT)
Union (Dugger) 58, Palestine-Hutsonville (Ill.) 44
Vincennes Rivet 66, Linton-Stockton 32
Indianapolis City Tournament
Indianapolis Tech 65, Indianapolis Washington 53
Indianapolis Chatard 65, Indianapolis Howe 43
Covenant Christian 59, Indianapolis Ritter 45
Heritage Christian 78, Indianapolis Attucks 13
Indianapolis Scecina 57, Indianapolis Broad Ripple 42
Indianapolis Northwest 59, Indianapolis Manual 43
Indianapolis Cathedral 87, Indiana Deaf 24
Unreported games
Edinburgh at Hauser
South Ripley at Rising Sun
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GBB: Free throw advantage lifts Lebanon past Western Boone, 50-49
Posted on 13 December 2008 by .
By Jeff Hodge
Contributing Writer
LEBANON – Boone County rivalries heated up early in the basketball season for both the girls and boys teams Dec. 12 with Lebanon hosting Western Boone for a Friday night doubleheader.
The opener was truly an evenly matched contest throughout as the two girls teams shot similar percentages from the field. Western Boone was 21 of 51 for 41 percent (5 of 12 for 42 percent from behind the 3-point arc), while the host Tigers went 20 of 52 for 39 percent and 4 of 11 for 36 percent from downtown.
With Lindsey Woody lead Western Bone with 14 points and Alison Curtis pacing the Tigers with 13, the two teams battled to a 28-all tie at the half.
The turning point would come at the charity stripe. The Stars hit only two of their eight free throw attempts, while Lebanon finished 6 of 12.
With less than 15 seconds remaining in the game and the Stars holding on with a 49-48 lead, Woody went to the line with a chance to slam the freezer door shut on the Tigers.
She missed the front end of a one-and-one, however, with Lebanon’s Claire Milam grabbing the rebound and heading for the hoop. As Milam drove the lane, she found freshman Lexi Reese whose basket with under six seconds to play gave the Tigers (3-6 overall, 1-1 in the Sagamore Conference) the win over the Stars (5-4, 1-1).
Alison Curtis led Lebanon with 15 points, while Woody topped the Stars with a game-high 18.
This rivalry has heated up in recent years due largely in part to Western Boone’s play from Lindsey and Brandy Woody. Lebanon had pasted the Stars by margins of 45, 30, 18, and 48 points in the regular seasons prior to last December’s one-point win, a sign that the Woodys indeed have made it an annual tussle to look forward to.
These two teams may very well meet again in the sectional, so look for another hard-fought game between these two rivals.
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HUB FOUNDATION PRESENTS THE HAWAII ALL-STAR FOOTBALL CLASSIC
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“This is an exciting opportunity for some of the best high school prospects from
“We approached Mayor Hannemann about hosting an All-Star football game, because
Mayor Hannemann, McGuinness, Kaopua and Amemiya today announced some of the event details during a news conference at Honolulu Hale.
The first game, the Senior Bowl Goodwill Classic, now in its 18th year, is
The new competition, the Hawaii/Polynesia-Mainland Bowl, will follow at 8 p.m. and highlight 40 of the nation’s top prep football players competing against a
The Hawaii/Polynesia head coach will be Wendell Say,
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Players for the Mainland team include:
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Chris Watt (Glenbard West (IL) High School) OL
HUB Foundation and Sportslink will release the full rosters of all four teams and the coaching staff closer to the event.
Pre-sale tickets are $5 for students (K-12) and seniors (65+), and $10 for adults and available at the Aloha Stadium box office starting November 18. Tickets are also available online through www.etickethawaii.com ($2 surcharge applies). Fans can also buy tickets the day of the game; $10 for students (K-12) and seniors (65+), and $15 for adults.
In addition to the double header, the weekend will include many activities and events including a coaching clinic, youth combine,
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$10 for adults
Day of the game
$10 for students (K – 12) or Seniors 65+
$15 for adults
Senior Bowl Goodwill Classic Hawaii/Polynesia-Mainland Bowl
PLAYERS 100 top players from the OIA and ILH The top players from across the State and American
square off in an explosive East meets
West competition
TIME 5 p.m. 8 p.m.
LOCATION Aloha Stadium Aloha Stadium
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Hawaii/Polynesia vs Mainland Bowl Game Rosters & Information:
Hawaii/Polynesia Team:
Following information provided by:
American Samoa DOE Athletic Department
Samoa Samoa Program Director
Maselino Tautu Assistant Program Director
Phone: 1-684-733-0312
E-mail: Tautumase@yahoo.com
Players from American Samoa:
Joey Iosefa QB/S/K/P/Return (Faga’itua High in American Samoa)
6 feet 1 and 190 pounds
40 yards in 4.6
American Samoa’s 2007 Offensive Player of the Year in Football, plays basketball, and is an outside hitter in volleyball and a striker in soccer.
Rushing: Season 10 games = 700 yards- 7 yards average Rushing 20 TD
Pass: 10 TDS- Rec: 10-15 yards average
Coach: Suaese ‘Booch” Taase
James Savea LB/S/PR/KR (Samoana High in American Samoa)
6′0 200lbs, LB, FB, DL, S
40 yard dash: 4.5
2007 American Samoa 2nd Team Def.
2008 5 INT- 2 TD, 2 Punt return TD, 2 Kick off TD- 6 Defensive TD’s
Average: Unassisted tackle per game 10 solo, 5 assisted
Coach: Pepine Lauvao
Afasene Tasi RB/Slot ( Leone High in American Samoa)
American Samoa’s 2007 Co-Back Player of the Year
5’11 170lbs
Rushing: 4-5 per carry Rushing TD:15
Rec: 7-8 yards per catch
Coach: Pati Pati
Oahu
Manti Te’o (Punahou School) LB
Big Island
Jordan Loeffler (Hilo High School) OL
Maui
Mana Rosa (Baldwin High School) DL
Kauai
Siasau Matagiese (Waimea High School) DL
Mainland
Corey Nielsen (Gahr (CA) High School) QB
Levi Te’o (Timpview (UT) High School) RB/WR
Xavier Su’a-Filo (Timpview (UT) High School) OL
Mainland Team:
Name: Chris Watt
Position: OL
Height: 6’3”
Weight: 280
High School: Glenbard West
City, State: Glen Ellyn, IL
College: Committed to Notre Dame
Profile: Watt is a competitor in every sense of the word. He explodes out of his stance, stays low, and keeps driving his legs until the play’s over. He is very athletic and displays the kind of footwork that few prospects can match. As a junior in 2007, Watt was named an All-Conference and All-Area performer.
Selection Committee Quote: “This guy finishes his blocks on almost every single play, he’s a powerful blocker who dominates the point of attack and his offense ran behind him 90% of the time last season.”
Name: Bryn Renner
Position: QB
Height: 6’3”
Weight: 190
High School: West Springfield
City, State: Springfield, VA
College: Committed to University of North Carolina
Profile: As a junior, Renner completed 214 of 339 passes for 2,749 yards and 32 touchdowns with only seven interceptions. He also rushed for 10 touchdowns. Overall he accounted for 42 touchdowns, 74 percent of his teams’ offense. He was named first team all-district, named the Patriot District Offensive Player of the year and was named All-Northern Region.
Selection Committee Quote: “He shows the arm strength, decision making, poise, and accuracy to make it big at the Division I level. A competitor and leader, he can make plays with his arm and feet. A very accurate passer who can thread the needle and does it often.”
Name: Randall Carroll
Position: WR
Height: 5’11”
Weight: 175
High School: Cathedral
City, State: Los Angeles, CA
College: Committed to USC
Profile: Carroll’s world-class speed is what separates him from other wide receivers in the class of 2009. He won the California State 100 meter dash title as a junior. He has the ability to be a deep threat, but excels as a possession receiver, and is a bona-fide playmaker with the ball in his hands. He also explodes off the ball and is an exceptional route-runner.
Selection Committee Quote: “One thing that sets him apart from the rest of the elite California prospects is his practice habits. He takes every rep at full speed, and if he doesn’t perform up to his own standards then he will go back to the front of the line and take that rep again.”
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VIDEO & PHOTOS: HAWAII ALL-STAR FOOTBALL CLASSIC HIGHLIGHTS
Posted on 13 December 2008 by .
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West team wins Hawaii
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HAWAII
“We are so happy that the classic was such a huge success,” said Herbert S.K. Kaopua, Chairman of the HUB Foundation. “Through the classic, we were able to raise thousands of dollars to help provide scholarships to college-bound athletes, and our local players were able to showcase their talent to college recruiters and the nation.”
For the sixth straight year, the West All-Stars defeated the East All-Stars with a final score of 21-17, thanks to two unanswered touchdowns in the second half. Jonathan Ligsay’s (
The East built a 14-7 lead at halftime after a pair of touchdown catches by Keean Hoohuli (
Much of the second half was played in driving rain. In the end, the West out-gained the East, 310-272, including a 155-53 advantage rushing. Perbera led the West with 73 yards rushing. Miller was the offensive standout on the East with a pair of receptions for 91 yards.
The Hawaii Goodwill Senior Bowl, now in its 18th year, featured nearly 100 of the best OIA and ILH high school seniors. The game gave the students a chance to showcase their talents to visiting college recruiters. Since its inception, the Hawaii Goodwill Senior Bowl has raised nearly $100,000 for local high schools and scholarships for college-bound athletes.
Hawaii/Polynesia-Mainland Bowl
Some of the best high school football players in the nation showcased their skills in the inaugural Hawaii/Polynesia-Mainland Bowl but in the end the Mainland All-Stars were victorious, 22-8, in a turnover-plagued game.
The defenses ruled as the teams combined for 13 turnovers, including nine by the Hawaii/Polynesia squad. The Mainland scored 16 of its 22 points off of three Hawaii/Polynesia turnovers. While the Mainland squad took advantage of its opportunities, the Hawaii/Polynesia squad failed in their chances.
Corey Brown (
Hawaii/Polynesia turned the ball over on its first two possessions to help set up nine points by the Mainland squad in a 65 second span. Following a fumble recovery,
Hawaii/Polynesia fumbled on its very next offensive snap and the Mainland again capitalized with a Nick Tausch (
Hawaii/Polynesia finally got on the board with 5:02 remaining in the game when Corey Neilsen (
The Hawaii/Polynesia-Mainland Bowl, in its first year, featured 40 of the nation’s top prep football players competing against a
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GBB SCOREBOARD: Week 5
Posted on 09 December 2008 by .
Results from Week 5 (Dec. 8-13) of the 2008-09 girls basketball season, courtesy of John Harrell’s Indiana high school basketball website:
Saturday, Dec. 13
Adams Central 41, Union City 30
Anderson 69, Richmond 58
Barr-Reeve 58, Wood Memorial 45
Bedford North Lawrence 49, Washington 42
Blackford 51, Alexandria 31
Boone Grove 53, Crown Point 52
Brown County 54, Sullivan 38
Brownsburg 52, Harrison (West Lafayette) 37
Brownstown Central 61, Austin 60
Carroll (Flora) 50, Pioneer 35
Charlestown 65, Rock Creek Academy 9
Christian Academy 43, Fall Creek Academy 19
Connersville 54, Whiteland 30
Corydon Central 78, Silver Creek 51
Crawfordsville 78, West Lafayette 49
Culver 71, Knox 59
Culver Academy 66, South Bend Riley 49
Daleville 29, Muncie Burris 20
East Chicago Central 41, Thornton Twp. (Ill.) 33
Eastern Hancock 49, Wes-Del 27
Evansville North 50, North Knox 47
Floyd Central 59, North Harrison 58 (OT)
Fort Wayne Canterbury 65, Bethany Christian 34
Frankton 54, Eastbrook 40
Gallatin County (Ky.) 55, Evansville Central 42
Hamilton Heights 90, Peru 44
Hammond Noll 61, Lake Station 35
Hanover Central 65, LaCrosse 41
Heritage Christian 55, Hamilton Southeastern 49
Heritage Hills 50, Eastern Greene 41
Huntington North 58, Kokomo 57
Indianapolis Scecina 61, Indianapolis International 22
Indianapolis Tindley 68, Lakeview Christian 60
Jasper 51, Mount Carmel (Ill.) 25
Jay County 57, Anderson Highland 50
Jeffersonville 95, Columbus East 68
Jennings County 61, New Albany 53
Kouts 56, Morgan Twp. 31
Lafayette Central Catholic 61, Delphi 32
Lapel 60, Tri-Central 38
Lewis Cass 32, Maconaquah 24
Linton-Stockton 52, Shoals 51
Logansport 73, Muncie Central 65
Madison-Grant 70, Elwood 50
Martinsville 67, Indian Creek 48
McCutcheon 41, Avon 35
Michigan City 67, New Prairie 31
Mooresville 67, Edgewood 45
Mount Vernon (Fortville) 42, Yorktown 30
New Palestine 66, Shelbyville 47
North Newton 51, West Central 44
Northeast Dubois 63, Crawford County 56
Northridge 45, Concord 39
Northwestern 50, Taylor 48
Oak Hill 93, Mississinewa 38
Pendleton Heights 35, Greenfield-Central 28
Plainfield 69, Oregon-Davis 58
Plymouth 66, Warsaw 31
River Forest 68, Whiting 67
Rossville 39, Caston 36
Rushville 64, Greensburg 40
Seymour 60, Madison 37
South Bend St. Joseph’s 53, Elkhart Central 46
Southwestern (Hanover) 53, Carroll County (Ky.) 43
Switzerland County 64, Oldenburg Academy 33
Terre Haute North 59, Castle 47
Terre Haute South 81, Lafayette Jeff 78
Tri-West 47, Frankfort 43
Twin Lakes 51, Tipton 42
University 70, Indianapolis Broad Ripple 30
Wabash 45, Rochester 42
Walter Payton Prep (Ill.) 59, Gary Wirt 31
Washington Catholic 51, Loogootee 46 (OT)
Washington Twp. 39, North Judson 34
Wawasee 50, South Bend Adams 15
Western 53, Eastern (Greentown) 47
Wheeler 42, Marquette Catholic 20
Winamac 57, Tri-County 47
Winchester 51, Cambridge City Lincoln 40
Marion County Tournament
Ben Davis 60, Decatur Central 44
Perry Meridian 57, Warren Central 53
Ben Davis 56, Perry Meridian 34 championship
Orleans Tournament
Orleans 52, Springs Valley 32
Trinity Lutheran 35, Cannelton 34
Springs Valley 70, Cannelton 30
Orleans 57, Trinity Lutheran 12
Unreported games
Edinburgh at Milan
Keystone Image at Fall Creek Academy
South Bend Trinity at Lakeland Christian
Friday, Dec. 12
Argos 68, Elkhart Christian 31
Baptist Academy 40, Seton Catholic 38
Bellmont 48, East Noble 45
Cascade 51, South Putnam 48
Chesterton 54, Michigan City 53
Crown Point 54, Lake Central 48
Danville 38, Southmont 35
DeKalb 37, Carroll (Fort Wayne) 32
Elkhart Memorial 69, NorthWood 59
Fairfield 55, Lakeland 31
Fishers 77, Indianapolis Tech 24
Fort Wayne Concordia 61, Fort Wayne Dwenger 34
Fort Wayne Elmhurst 83, Harding 50
Fort Wayne Luers 46, Fort Wayne South 33
Fort Wayne Northrop 67, Fort Wayne Wayne 52
Fremont 73, Hamilton 25
Garrett 66, Adams Central 26
Greencastle 44, Cloverdale 21
Griffith 47, Andrean 38
Hamilton Southeastern 55, Noblesville 42
Hammond Gavit 63, Hammond Clark 25
Henryville 48, Providence 41
Hobart 59, Kankakee Valley 34
Homestead 68, New Haven 48
Jimtown 41, John Glenn 39
Lafayette Jeff 93, Gary West 88
LaVille 48, New Prairie 34
Lebanon 50, Western Boone 49
Leo 58, South Adams 28
Merrillville 64, LaPorte 39
Munster 48, Lowell 40
Northfield 44, Southwood 27
Northview 77, West Vigo 20
Norwell 70, Columbia City 42
Oregon-Davis 77, Knox 38
Owen Valley 64, South Vermillion 18
Penn 70, Mishawaka Marian 22
Prairie Heights 65, Eastside 43
South Bend Washington 79, Mishawaka 30
Southern Wells 49, Heritage 42
Tippecanoe Valley 52, North Miami 51
Tri-West 58, North Montgomery 53
Triton 44, Bremen 42
Triton Central 60, Southwestern (Shelbyville) 43
Valparaiso 44, Portage 32
Wawasee 63, Goshen 21
West Noble 72, Churubusco 35
Westfield 52, Zionsville 23
Westview 42, Central Noble 39
White River Valley 68, Eminence 34
Whitko 49, Manchester 48
Woodlan 44, Bluffton 40
Unreported games
Covenant Christian (DeMotte) Lakeland Christian
Fort Wayne North Fort Wayne Snider
Hammond Morton Hammond
Indianapolis Irvington Columbus Christian
Monrovia Speedway
Waldron Morristown
Thursday, Dec. 11
Barr-Reeve 41, North Daviess 36
Benton Central 91, West Lafayette 56
Bloomfield 46, Eastern Greene 25
Bloomington South 53, Center Grove 41
Boonville 45, Princeton 39
Borden 62, Lanesville 46 (OT)
Brownstown Central 80, Salem 42
Calumet 57, North Newton 43
Carmel 59, Indianapolis Cathedral 47
Castle 52, Evansville Central 37
Clinton Prairie 56, Attica 23
Columbus East 72, Shelbyville 36
Covenant Christian (DeMotte) 61, Kankakee Trinity (Ill.) 31
Eastern (Pekin) 46, West Washington 20
Edinburgh 83,, Greenwood Christian 59
Evansville Bosse 57 Evansville Memorial 53
Forest Park 61, Heritage Hills 54
Fountain Central 56, North Vermillion 38
Frankfort 40, Hamilton Heights 33
Gary West 61, Gary Wirt 19
Gibson Southern 62, Mount Vernon (Posey) 35
Hagerstown 45, Daleville 9
Hancock County (Ky.) 57, South Spencer 38
Hauser 57, South Decatur 55
Indianapolis Arlington 58, Bloomington North 53
Indianapolis Howe 44, Indianapolis International 32
Indianapolis Washington 73, Indianapolis Attucks 41
Kankakee Valley 65, South Newton 23
Knightstown 63, Greenfield-Central 60 (OT)
Lakeland 48, Concord 47
Lapel 58, Noblesville 54
Linton-Stockton 57, Clay City 51
Milan 62, Oldenburg Academy 53
Mitchell 54, Crawford County 50
Monroe Central 47, Randolph Southern 38
Muncie Burris 59, Union (Modoc) 42
New Albany 58, Scottsburg 52
New Washington 54, Southwestern (Hanover) 52
Northeast Dubois 51, Tell City 31
Pendleton Heights 58, Delta 19
Perry Central 52, Tecumseh 45
Pike Central 52, Southridge 41
Prairie Heights 64, Fort Wayne Blackhawk 40
Rensselaer Central 42, Hebron 34
Rising Sun 48, Trinity Lutheran 25
Rockville 57, Shakamak 49
Seeger 49, Riverton Parke 35
South Bend Clay 76, South Bend Adams 23
South Central (Union Mills) 60, Marquette Catholic 50
Tri 68, Morristown 34
Tri-Central 77, Maconaquah 49
Vincennes Lincoln 55, Jasper 29
Vincennes Rivet 55, South Knox 39
Westville 39, LaCrosse 29 (OT)
Marion County Tournament
Ben Davis 50, North Central (Indianapolis) 18
Decatur Central 67, Indianapolis Lutheran 31
Warren Central 63, Speedway 46
Perry Meridian 56, Lawrence North 49
Unreported games
Batesville at East Central
Carroll (Flora) at North White
Clinton Central at Rossville
Faith Christian at Sheridan
Gary 21st Century at LaPorte LaLumiere
Indianapolis Irvington at Indianapolis Tindley
Lawrenceburg at North Decatur
Medora at Rock Creek Academy
Morton Memorial at Lakeview Christian
New Castle at Marion
South Dearborn at Greensburg
South Ripley at Shawe Memorial
Tri-County at Frontier
Wednesday, Dec. 10
Angola 42, Northridge 26
Calumet 59, Highland 53
Centerville 53, Union City 35
Corydon Central 58, Austin 56
Cowan 42, Blue River 32
Culver Academy 49, Culver 48
Evansville Harrison 67, Evansville Reitz 43
Evansville Mater Dei 77, Evansville North 67
Fort Wayne Canterbury 52, Whitko 43
Fort Wayne Northrop 54, East Noble 47 (OT)
Hagerstown 46, Union County 32
Hammond Noll 51, Hammond Morton 31
Indianapolis Arlington 72, Indianapolis Northwest 47
Indianapolis Tindley 57, Indianapolis Metropolitan 22
Jimtown 35, Mishawaka Marian 27
Lafayette Central Catholic 31, North Montgomery 22
Mississinewa 51, Southwood 37
Mooresville 86, Zionsville 44
North Harrison 63, South Central (Elizabeth) 38
Northeastern 49, Muncie Burris 23
Peru 61, North Miami 38
Providence 59, Silver Creek 53
Rushville 54, Connersville 53
Shenandoah 54, Muncie South 50
South Bend Washington 52, Plymouth 38
Terre Haute South 71, Indianapolis Tech 30
Tippecanoe Valley 50, Triton 38
Tipton 78, Elwood 32
Washington Catholic 52, Union (Dugger) 50
Winamac 48, Pioneer 42
Yorktown 62, Wapahani 38
Unreported games
Duneland Lutheran at LaPorte LaLumiere
Tuesday, Dec. 9
Baptist Academy 49, Tabernacle Christian 36
Barr-Reeve 37, Bloomfield 25
Bedford North Lawrence 65, Martinsville 28
Bellmont 42, Leo 39
Benton Central 76, Rensselaer Central 26
Blackford 67, Wes-Del 49
Brown County 49, Eastern Greene 43
Cambridge City Lincoln 60, Union (Modoc) 45
Cascade 71, Indianapolis Ritter 50
Center Grove 65, Brownsburg 38
Clarksville 58, Rock Creek Academy 37
Clinton Central 34, Caston 32
Clinton Prairie 41, Seeger 39
Columbus North 50, Greenwood 45
Crawfordsville 99, Covington 33
Danville 44, Greencastle 43
Delphi 49, Frontier 35
Eastern (Greentown) 70, Alexandria 32
Eastern (Pekin) 56, Crothersville 52
Elkhart Memorial 92, South Bend Riley 48
Evansville Mater Dei 50, Mount Vernon (Posey) 45
Floyd Central 67, South Oldham (Ky.) 45
Fort Wayne Keystone 34, Harlan Christian 22
Fort Wayne Luers 56, Warsaw 47
Fort Wayne Wayne 51, Bluffton 42
Franklin 52, Monrovia 37
Franklin County 61, Richmond 37
Gary Roosevelt 74, Gary Wallace 49
Gary West 40, Crete Monee (Ill.) 26
Greenwood Christian 71, Indiana Deaf 63
Griffith 58, Whiting 33
Guerin Catholic 45, Indianapolis International 31
Hamilton Southeastern 57, Pendleton Heights 41
Henderson County (Ky.) 80, Castle 48
Henryville 61, Trinity Lutheran 31
Indian Creek 64, Hauser 47
Indianapolis Manual 62, Indianapolis Howe 60
Jac-Cen-Del 52, Waldron 50
Jay County 61, Muncie Central 50
John Glenn 55, Bethany Christian 30
Kokomo 61, Western 48
Kouts 56, Westville 25
Lapel 63, Knightstown 62 (2OT)
Lawrenceburg 50, South Ripley 43
Lebanon 41, Harrison (West Lafayette) 33
Loogootee 49, Springs Valley 28
Mitchell 58, Brownstown Central 47
Mount Vernon (Fortville) 66, Anderson 33
New Haven 43, Fort Wayne North 39
North Central (Farmersburg) 38, North Daviess 33
North Decatur 65, Southwestern (Shelbyville) 55
North Newton 60, South Newton 26
North Posey 56, Southridge 48
NorthWood 60, Elkhart Central 40
Oak Hill 69, Maconaquah 23
Oregon-Davis 77, North Judson 35
Owen Valley 61, Bloomington North 51
Paoli 53, Lanesville 31
River Forest 51, South Central (Union Mills) 35
Salem 44, Borden 34
Seymour 58, Jennings County 42
Shakamak 42, Riverton Parke 32
South Putnam 51, South Vermillion 31
Taylor 63, Northfield 50
Tecumseh 39, Forest Park 36
Triton Central 62, Edinburgh 29
Tri-West 53, North Putnam 41
Turkey Run 81, Attica 21
Twin Lakes 67, West Lafayette 38
University 64, Indianapolis Attucks 31
Vincennes Lincoln 52, Evansville Bosse 49
Vincennes Rivet 65, Clay City 30
Washington Twp. 53, LaCrosse 26
West Central 25, North White 24
West Noble 43, Goshen 36
Westview 60, Elkhart Christian 27
White River Valley 61, Washington 50
Winchester 73, South Adams 25
Wood Memorial 69, New Harmony 29
Marion County Tournament
Ben Davis 71, Beech Grove 14
North Central (Indianapolis) 52, Indianapolis Roncalli 41
Indianapolis Lutheran 37, Lawrence Central 30
Decatur Central 71, Franklin Central 36
Warren Central 68, Brebeuf Jesuit 44
Speedway 50, Park Tudor 45
Lawrence North 64, Pike 48
Perry Meridian 64, Southport 42
Unreported games
Bowman Academy at Portage Christian
Mishawaka Christian at LaPorte LaLumiere
Rising Sun at Oldenburg Academy
Monday, Dec. 8
Boonville 66, Evansville Reitz 49
Covenant Christian 56, Indianapolis Scecina 41
Crosspointe Christian 40, Baptist Academy 35
Edwards County (Ill.) 44, New Harmony 35
Eminence 49, Cloverdale 46
Gibson Southern 58, Evansville North 45
Indianapolis Cathedral 66, Indianapolis Broad Ripple 45
Jasper 52, Heritage Hills 49
Lafayette Central Catholic 74, Fountain Central 54
Lakewood Park 55, Fort Wayne Blackhawk 43
Madison-Grant 63, Anderson Highland 61
Mishawaka 42, New Prairie 27
Muncie South 45, Tri 41
Perry Central 42, West Washington 26
Pike Central 57, South Spencer 31
Randolph Southern 56, Blue River 23
Rochester 72, LaVille 66
Sheridan 45, Guerin Catholic 31
South Dearborn 54, Milan 44
Terre Haute North 68, Sullivan 33
Winchester 62, Monroe Central 38
Unreported games
Red Hill (Ill.) at Mount Carmel (Ill.)
White River Valley at North Knox ppd.
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Hawaii All-Star Practice for Hawaii All-Star Football Classic
Posted on 09 December 2008 by .
Kingsley Ah You- Owner
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For Immediate Release
Tuesday, Dec. 9th, 2008
HAWAII ALL-STARS PRACTICE FOR HAWAII
WHAT: Hawaii High school senior football all-stars will be practicing for the kick-off the Hawaii All-Star Football Classic, a doubleheader – 18th Annual Hawaii Goodwill Senior Bowl and the inaugural Hawaii/Polynesia-Mainland Bowl – presented by the HUB Foundation in conjunction with SportsLink.
WHEN: Tuesday, December 9, 4 p.m.-6 p.m., East Team
Wednesday, December 10, 1:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m., Mainland All-Stars
Wednesday, December 10, 4 p.m.-6 p.m., West Team
Thursday, December 11, 9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m., Mainland All-Stars
Thursday, December 11, 4 p.m.-6 p.m., West Team
WHERE: Aloha Stadium
PHOTO/INTERVIEW OPPORTUNITIES OF PLAYERS, COACHES AND PRACTICE
DETAILS: Kick-off for the Hawaii All-Star Football Classic takes place at Aloha Stadium on Friday, December 12 with the Hawaii Goodwill Senior Bowl at 5 p.m. and the Hawaii/Polynesia-Mainland Bowl at 8 p.m. The 18th Annual Hawaii Goodwill Senior Bowl is
The Hawaii Union Builders (HUB) Foundation is a 501(c)(3) that was established in 1989 to raise funds for
A special mahalo to sponsors: Hawaii Digital Sports; Bank of Hawaii; Football University; Painters Union Local 1791 – LMCF; Hawaii Self Storage, Lemke, Chinen & Tamaka CPA, Inc.; Pasha Hawaii Transport Lines, LLC; Pacific Administrators Inc.; Haseko; Dorvin D. Leis Co. Inc.; Hawaiian Waters Adventure Park; Delta Construction Corp.; and Robeco Investment Group.
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GBB: Big start for 4A #3 HSE ends in 57-41 romp past Pendleton Heights
Posted on 09 December 2008 by .
By E. Shawn Aylsworth
Managing Editor
FISHERS – Due to getting stuck at HoosierAuthority.com world headquarters about 20 minutes longer than I had anticipated – and if anyone who’s ever known me could have a dime for every time THAT’S happened … – I arrived a bit tardily for the Dec. 9 girls basketball game between Class 4A unbeatens Pendleton Heights and Hamilton Southeastern.
Upon turning the corner and entering the HSE gym, my jaw nearly hit the floor. With the first-quarter clock inching toward 2:00, the scoreboard read 20-2. And evidently it had been reading that for quite awhile as the third-ranked host Royals (8-0) scored on their first six possessions before coasting to a 57-41 victory.
The win marks Southeastern’s eighth in a row over the Arabians in the last eight years, the previous four coming by margins of 19, 18, 34, and 21. But this was supposed to be different as Pendleton Heights (4-1) entered this affair undefeated for the first time since that 70-49 defeat in 2004.
The Royals’ ridiculously fast start, however, foiled that plan.
“Great teams bury you in short spurts of play,” said eighth-year Pendleton Heights coach Shari Doud. “That’s what happened to us tonight.
“Their defensive pressure affected our outside shooting. After that, we outplayed ’em!”
Technically, yes. But on the couple of occasions where the Arabians seemed poised to possibly make a run to cut their deficit to single digits, Southeastern responded with another burial spurt.
A 6-1 Heights run sliced a 25-9 game down to a manageable 26-15 score at halftime. But the Royals hit their first five shots of the third quarter (and quite easily, one might add, on a pair of wide-open 3-pointers from 5’10” sophomore Cathy Doyle, a pair of bunnies by 6-foot junior Kelsey Lamb, and another layin from 6-foot senior Paige Smith) to blow the lead back out to 38-19.
When Arabians’ 5’8” sophomore guard Hannah Douglas subsequently canned a pair of threes and HSE went cold for two minutes, the Royals scored on a three-point play by 5’10” senior Courtney Osborn, a putback from Smith, and a three at the third-period buzzer by Osborn that all but ended it at 46-27.
“We were kinda feeling the pressure but knew if we turned it on, we could put ’em away,” said Osborn, an Indiana All-Star candidate who finished with a game-high 19 points plus six rebounds and five assists. “Our defense created a lot of turnovers, and we ran the floor extremely well.”
Southeastern shot 54 percent for the game – an even 50 (11 of 22) in the first half and 57 (12 of 21) in the second. Osborn was joined in double figures by Smith (14 points on stellar 7-of-9 shooting) and Lamb (10 points and a team-high eight rebounds).
After the Royals’ blazing start, it seemed that Pendleton’s only possible route to recovery was at the free throw line – five of the Arabians’ first seven points came on 5-of-6 shooting from the stripe, and they reached the bonus with 6:14 still to play in the opening half.
But instead of working the ball inside and trying to get HSE in foul trouble while climbing back into it with the clock stopped, Pendleton started pulling up from downtown and missing with regularity.
The Arabians clanged five 3-point attempts over four possessions before 5’10” junior guard Mur Hagerman’s bomb finally found the mark 1:56 ahead of the half to start that aforementioned 6-1 run. And the only free throw that followed 5’10” senior forward Amanda Gaskin’s pair at 6:14 came from Gaskin with 53.3 seconds to play before the break that ended the run.
Doud said her Arabians were simply trying to take what the Royals’ defense was giving them.
“You just have to give a bunch of credit to Southeastern’s defense,” Doud said.
Added Osborn: “Our posts – Paige, Sage (Sullivan, a 5’10” senior), Kelsey, and Kristi (Sannella, a 5’11” senior) – did a great job of defending them.”
Yesh. For the game, Pendleton Heights shot just 33 percent. The Arabians’ debilitating first half ended at a dismal 20 percent (4 of 20), including a 1-of-10 effort from outside the 3-point arc.
Hagerman struggled through a 5-for-15 shooting night (2 of 9 from downtown) in tying Douglas for team-high honors with 12 points, while Gaskin added 11 points and a game-high nine rebounds. The Arabians next host Hoosier Heritage Conference foe Delta (3-5) Dec. 11.
Next for HSE, meanwhile, is a unique Friday 6 p.m./Saturday noon back-to-back challenge.
First up Dec. 12 is the girls portion of a girls/boys doubleheader battle against Hoosier Crossroads Conference rival Noblesville (3-3). Then it’s a noon showdown with 2A top-ranked and three-time defending state champion Heritage Christian (5-0) in another battle of unbeatens that will kick off the annual Circle City Classic at Southport Fieldhouse.
“We’re just worried about Noblesville first,” Osborn said. “But it should be two great games.”
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