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GBB REGIONALS: The lineup

Posted on 19 February 2010 by .

Here is the lineup for the Feb. 20 regional round of the 35th Annual IHSAA Girls Basketball State Tournament plus the remainder of the tournament schedule, courtesy of ihsaa.org:

REGIONALS
Date: Saturday, Feb. 20
Times: All times ET unless noted
Admission: $6 per session, $9 both sessions
Home team: Second team listed in each game is the home team.

CLASS 4A
1. Valparaiso
Game 1 – #5 Merrillville (22-1) vs. Munster (15-8). 9:30a CT
Game 2 – #12 South Bend Clay (21-4) vs. #7 Elkhart Memorial (23-2). 11:30a CT
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 7:30p CT

2. Huntington North
Game 1 – Fort Wayne Snider (14-7) vs. McCutcheon (18-6). 10a
Game 2 – Fort Wayne South (15-8) vs. Pendleton Heights (19-5). 12p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 8p

3. Southport
Game 1 – #10 Westfield (21-2) vs. #16 Warren Central (20-4). 10a
Game 2 – Franklin Central (9-13) vs. #1 Ben Davis (24-0). 12p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 8p

4. Bedford North Lawrence
Game 1 – #3 Mooresville (24-1) vs. #15 Bloomington South (19-4). 10a
Game 2 – Evansville Harrison (14-9) vs. #4 Floyd Central (23-1). 12p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 8p

CLASS 3A
5. Rensselaer
Game 1 – #10 Benton Central (19-4) vs. #14 Griffith (17-5). 10a CT
Game 2 – #13 Hammond Gavit (21-1) vs. Plymouth (13-10). 12p CT
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 7:30p CT

6. Peru
Game 1 – #9 NorthWood (20-3) vs. #6 Fort Wayne Elmhurst (18-4), 10a
Game 2 – Yorktown (15-7) vs. #8 Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran (20-3). 12p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 7p

7. Mt. Vernon (Fortville)
Game 1 – Western Boone (18-3) vs. #1 Rushville (22-2). 10a
Game 2 – Greensburg (18-5) vs. #12 Roncalli (15-7). 12p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 8p

8. Jasper
Game 1 – #5 Evansville Memorial (21-3) vs. Owen Valley (20-5). 10a
Game 2 – Jasper (16-7) vs. Charlestown (14-9). 12p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 8p

CLASS 2A
9. Culver Community
Game 1 – Winamac (17-6) vs. Garrett (16-8). 10:30a
Game 2 – Hanover Central (13-9) vs. Westview (13-9). 12p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 8p

10. Cass
Game 1 – #6 Wabash (22-1) vs. Carroll (Flora) (18-4). 10a
Game 2 – #12 Fort Wayne Luers (15-7) vs. #5 Oak Hill (20-3). 12p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 8p

11. Lawrence Central
Game 1 – Knightstown (12-11) vs. #1 Winchester (23-0). 10a
Game 2 – #9 Heritage Christian (14-9) vs. South Ripley (18-5). 12p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 8p

12. Forest Park
Game 1 – Evansville Mater Dei (17-7) vs. #13 Tri-West Hendricks (20-3). 10a
Game 2 – #2 Austin (22-2) vs. Linton (17-7). 12p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 7:30p

CLASS A
13. Caston
Game 1 – #6 Kouts (19-3) vs. #2 Fort Wayne Canterbury (21-2). 10:30a
Game 2 – #14 Tri-County (17-6) vs. #5 Oregon-Davis (21-4). 12:30p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 8p

14. Tri-Central
Game 1 – Southern Wells (14-8) vs. Lafayette Central Catholic (12-11). 10a
Game 2 – #13 Randolph Southern (18-6) vs. #4 Turkey Run (18-5). To follow
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 8p

15. Southwestern (Shelbyville)
Game 1 – #8 Jac-Cen-Del (19-4) vs. Clay City (13-9). 10a
Game 2 – University (15-8) vs. #7 Waldron (20-3). 12p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 8p

16. North Daviess
Game 1 – #1 Vincennes Rivet (23-0) vs. #11 South Central (Elizabeth) (16-8). 10a
Game 2 – Wood Memorial (13-11) vs. #15 Northeast Dubois (14-9). 12p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 8p

SEMISTATES
Date: Saturday, Feb. 27
Admission: $7
Home team: The winners of the even-numbered regionals will be the designated home teams; teams will be assigned to semistate sites Sunday, Feb. 21.
NORTH
1. Elkhart Central (Northside Gym)
2. Warsaw
SOUTH
3. Southport
4. Bedford North Lawrence
STATE FINALS
Date: Saturday, March 6
Site: Allen County War Memorial Coliseum, 4000 Parnell Avenue, Fort Wayne
Admission: Session $15, season $25
Reserved single-session tickets can be purchased at the participating schools the week of the state finals (contact participating schools for ticket-distribution hours). Any remaining tickets may be purchased on game day at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum.
Home team: The winners of the north semistates will be the designated home teams.
SESSION I
Class A State Championship: 10:30 a.m. ET
Class 2A State Championship: follows Class A game
SESSION II
Class 3A State Championship: 6 p.m. ET
Class 4A State Championship: follows Class 3A game
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GBB SECT. 27: 3A #1 Rushville handles 3A #3 Hamilton Heights, 76-69

Posted on 18 February 2010 by .

By Mike McGraw
Executive Director

SHELBYVILLE – It is always the little things. The truth of that philosophy was never clearer than in Class 3A top-ranked Rushville’s 76-69 victory Feb. 17 over Hamilton Heights in the oft-delayed Sectional 27 championship at Shelbyville.

Both teams got their high-octane transition games going. Both teams were alternately sizzling hot and frigidly cold from the field. At the end of the night, however, one number jumped from the stat sheet.

Rushville (22-2) had a total of 18 offensive rebounds, most garnered by the 5’10” front-court duo of senior Alexa Bess and junior Shelbie Justice. Not only was the Lions’ dominance on the glass – Rushville outrebounded Heights 44-26 overall – the deciding factor in the outcome, it was also the determining factor in how the game was played.

A high-scoring first period saw both teams show some nerves by being a little careless with the basketball. Both schools went on short runs, and the quarter ended with Rushville holding a 23-18 advantage.

At least six of the Lions’ points came on second-chance opportunities. It foreshadowed a contest in which the Huskies (20-2) would search desperately for the one spurt that could bring them back to even.

It nearly came, but Heights would fall short.

With 6:25 to play in the second stanza and Rushville up 25-21, Justice – who would eventually pour in a game-high 21 points – picked up her second foul and headed to the Lions’ bench. Hamilton Heights immediately took advantage of her absence to go on a 5-0 run and take its only lead of the game at 26-25.

But 10th-year coach Melissa Marlow’s Lions responded with a 9-0 run to go back up by eight. And you guessed it if you said four of those points came on putbacks.

Despite some outstanding perimeter shooting by the Huskies over the remainder of the quarter, Rushville headed to intermission with the same five-point lead it held at the end of one.

A 13-4 spurt by Rushville in the third quarter seemed to put the Lions in control. Once again, at least four of the points came on second chances. It also didn’t hurt that Hamilton Heights went through a frigid four and a half minutes from the field.

The Huskies could not hit a jump shot, a staple of their offensive attack. It was at that point that fourth-year Heights coach Kurt Ogden made an adjustment that nearly saved the game for the Huskies.

He put his team in a full denial press whenever they scored, a maneuver that instantly had an effect as the Huskies closed the quarter on a 6-2 run to make the score 57-47 at the end of three.

It was obvious to everyone in attendance that Rushville was tiring as the game moved into the fourth quarter, and nobody could blame them. The Lions had not even practiced since Saturday due to the heavy snows in the area.

Heights’ press began to have more and more effect. The Huskies went on an 8-0 run early in the period to cut the lead to 63-57. As the final eight minutes progressed, the Huskies began to heat up from the field.

A 3-pointer by 5’7” junior guard Jessica Carr cut the margin to 69-64 inside three minutes, and another by 5’9” junior guard Caitlin Bischoff narrowed it to 71-67 with less than 1:30 to play.

The little things then reared their head again. Rushville missed two free throws on its next trip, but the Lions attacked the offensive boards after the second miss and caused a jump ball, the possession arrow pointing in their favor.

The play effectively ended the game. Given a second chance, the Lions sent Morgan Herbert to the line, and the 5’6” senior guard calmly sank two charity tosses. The Huskies never challenged in the final seconds.

Justice was joined in double figures by 5’8” senior Kaleigh Andrews with 19 points, Herbert with 15, and Bess with 11. Hamilton Heights was led by a stellar 18-point effort from the hyper-kinetic Carr, while 5’7” junior Libby Ogden and 5’9” junior Maddie Herr each added 13 points and 5’5” freshman Dakota Weatherford had 10.

Rushville’s dominance on the offensive glass was not a by-product of the play. In interviews with Hoosier Authority after the game, both Marlow and her players acknowledged it was part of the game plan.

The Lions now face the daunting task of preparing for a talented Western Boone squad in the first game of the regional with only two days to accomplish it.

The box score:

Rushville        23    20    14    19    –    76
Hamilton Heights   18    19    10    22    –    69

Rushville: Shelbie Justice 8-14 5-6 21, Kaleigh Andrews 9-20 0-0 19, Morgan Herbert 5-11 4-5 15, Alexa Bess 5-15 1-4 11, Meagan Hittle 3-5 0-0 7, Krista Beaman 1-2 1-1 3, Kayla Niehoff 0-0 0-0 0, Ashley Hedrick 0-0 0-0 0. 3-pointers: 3-13 (Herbert 1-2, Andrews 1-3, Hittle 1-3, Beaman 0-1, Justice 0-1, Bess 0-3). Rebounds: 44 (Andrews 11). Turnovers: 19. Totals: 31-67 11-16 76

Hamilton Heights: Jessica Carr 6-12 3-3 18, Ogden 5-12 3-4 13, Maddie Herr 3-7 6-6 13, Dakota Weatherford 3-7 2-5 10, Caitlin Bischoff 2-7 0-0 6, Catherine Carroll 2-6 2-2 6, Libby Diane Silberberg 1-5 0-0 3, Shelby Mills 0-1 0-0 0. 3-pointers: 9-22 (Carr 3-6, Weatherford 2-3, Bischoff 2-4, Herr 1-1, Silberberg 1-3, Ogden 0-5). Rebounds: 26 (Ogden 5, Carroll 5, Herr 5). Turnovers: 17. Totals: 22-57 16-20 69

A look back on the nine-day, multiply delayed Sectional 27 results plus the Feb. 20 3A regional lineup at Mt. Vernon (Fortville):

27. Shelbyville Sectional
Game 1 – 3A #3 Hamilton Heights 70, 3A #4 Mt. Vernon (Fortville) 56 (OT)
Game 2 – 3A #1 Rushville 72, New Palestine 34
Game 3 – 3A #3 Hamilton Heights 65, Shelbyville 54
Championship – 3A #1 Rushville 76, 3A #3 Hamilton Heights 69

7. Mt. Vernon (Fortville) Regional
Game 1 – Western Boone (18-3) vs. #1 Rushville (22-2). 10a
Game 2 – Winner at Franklin County vs. #12 Roncalli (15-7). 12p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 8p

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Day 2 Photos: HHSAA DI & DII Girls Basketball Championship

Posted on 18 February 2010 by .

Kingsley Ah You- Owner
HawaiiDigitalSports.com
kahyou@digitalsports.com

Aloha
and Welcome to Hawaii Digital Sports.  We are featuring the awesome
photos of the HHSAA Hawaiian Airlines Girls DI & DII Basketball Tournament by Jon Bello of www.Jonbphotography.com and Jay Metzger of www.Metzphotography.com

PHOTO GALLERIES:
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DAY 2 GAMES:

HHSAA Division I GIRLS BASKETBALL: #3 Punahou defeats Waiakea, 55-50

HHSAA DIVISION I GIRLS BASKETBALL #2 Lahainaluna defeats Roosevelt, 68-46

HHSAA Division II GIRLS BASKETBALL: Kapa‘a defeats #3 Sacred Hearts, 64-49

HHSAA Division II GIRLS BASKETBALL: #2 Kaimuki defeats Hawii Prep, 56-28

DAY 1 GAMES:

HHSAA Division I GIRLS BASKETBALL: Waiakea defeats Moanalua, 57-43

HHSAA Division I GIRLS BASKETBALL: Roosevelts defeats Mililani, 62-49


HHSAA Division I GIRLS BASKETBALL: ‘Iolani defeats Pearl City, 51-46

HHSAA Division I GIRLS BASKETBALL: Waiakea defeats Moanalua, 57-43


HHSAA Division II GIRLS BASKETBALL: Kahuku defeats Word of Life, 68-34

HHSAA Division II GIRLS BASKETBALL: Kaiser defeats Hawaii Baptist, 54-38


RADIO/STREAM LIVE:

CLICK ON LINK: STARCOMM SPORTS RADIO broadcast schedule for the HHSAA Hawaiian Airlines Girls State Basketball Championships


RESULTS:
Natalie Iwamoto
Hawaii High School Athletic Association
www.sportshigh.com


2010 DIVISION I CHAMPIONSHIP
2010 DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIP

         Division II Bracket

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GBB SECT. 42: Knightstown nets first title in 30 years over Northeastern

Posted on 18 February 2010 by .

By E. Shawn Aylsworth
Managing Editor
MIDDLETOWN – Knightstown captured its first girls basketball postseason title since 1980 at Shenandoah Feb. 18 by holding off Northeastern, 52-50, for the Class 2A Sectional 42 championship. 
The Panthers (12-11) rolled out to an early first-half lead, then fended off a furious rally by the Knights (15-7) behind 23 points from senior Danielle Altman. Knightstown will now have exactly one day to enjoy its first sectional championship in 30 years before tackling top-ranked and undefeated Winchester (23-0) in the Feb. 20 opening round of Regional 11 at Lawrence Central.
The winner will face either South Ripley (18-5) or four-time defending 2A state champion No. 9 Heritage Christian (14-9) in Saturday night’s title game. Be that Knightstown, the Panthers will do so after surviving an eight-team, snow-tattered sectional odyssey that lasted 10 days.
The Thursday title game was originally scheduled for five days earlier and was one of two to take place in snow-battered Indiana. Greensburg also defeated rival Batesville, 50-39, to capture the 3A Sectional 28 championship at Franklin County.
Altman, a 5’6” senior swingman, got the job done for ninth-year coach Dawn Basicker’s Panthers in both halves in the long-awaited finale. She scored 14 points in leading Knightstown to a 31-25 lead at the break, then converted a late-game layup off her steal of a Northeastern in-bounds pass that immediately followed a layin by teammate Kaelee Kuhn.
The four-point dagger that took all of about four seconds had turned a teetering one-point lead into a 50-45 advantage when a reeling Northeastern called timeout with 1:14 to play. The Knights cut the gap to one 16 seconds later on a 3-pointer from the left side by junior forward Kyley Nocton, but a turnover and air-ball three on their next two possessions sealed their fate.
Knightstown’s six-point halftime lead grew to nine on two occasions in the third quarter, but Northeastern rallied behind the dominant inside presence of junior forward Briana Jett. The 5’10” Jett tied Altman for game-high scoring honors with 23 points, several coming from the paint and the free throw line, as Northeastern climbed within 46-45 on a 3-pointer from the left elbow by senior Caitlin Burroughs.
But from the moment that shot found the net with 4:52 to play, neither team scored on the next 10 possessions – a span covering 3:31 – till Kuhn’s timely bunny off a loose ball preceded Altman’s timely larceny and layup.
42. Shenandoah Sectional 
Game 1 – Hagerstown 42, Cambridge City Lincoln 33
Game 2 – Northeastern 48, Shenandoah 39
Game 3 – Centerville 55, Eastern Hancock 29
Game 4 – Knightstown 56, Union County 22
Game 5 – Northeastern 34, Hagerstown 28
Game 6 – Knightstown 55, Centerville 52
Championship – Knightstown 52, Northeastern 50
11. Lawrence Central Regional
Game 1 – Knightstown (12-11) vs. #1 Winchester (23-0). 10a ET
Game 2 – #9 Heritage Christian (14-9) vs. South Ripley (18-5). 12p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 8p
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Day 1 Photos: HHSAA DI & DII Girls Basketball Championship

Posted on 17 February 2010 by .

Kingsley Ah You- Owner
HawaiiDigitalSports.com
kahyou@digitalsports.com

Aloha
and Welcome to Hawaii Digital Sports.  We are featuring the awesome
photos of the HHSAA Hawaiian Airlines Girls DI & DII Basketball Tournament by Jon Bello of www.Jonbphotography.com and Jay Metzger of www.Metzphotography.com

PHOTO GALLERIES:
Click on your game below to view Photo Gallery:

HHSAA Division I GIRLS BASKETBALL: Waiakea defeats Moanalua, 57-43

HHSAA Division I GIRLS BASKETBALL: Roosevelts defeats Mililani, 62-49


HHSAA Division I GIRLS BASKETBALL: ‘Iolani defeats Pearl City, 51-46

HHSAA Division I GIRLS BASKETBALL: Waiakea defeats Moanalua, 57-43


HHSAA Division II GIRLS BASKETBALL: Kahuku defeats Word of Life, 68-34

HHSAA Division II GIRLS BASKETBALL: Kaiser defeats Hawaii Baptist, 54-38


RADIO/STREAM LIVE:

CLICK ON LINK: STARCOMM SPORTS RADIO broadcast schedule for the HHSAA Hawaiian Airlines Girls State Basketball Championships


RESULTS:
Natalie Iwamoto
Hawaii High School Athletic Association
www.sportshigh.com


2010 DIVISION I CHAMPIONSHIP
2010 DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIP

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GBB SECT. 14: 4A #15 Bloomington South upsets rival #6 North, 45-32

Posted on 17 February 2010 by .

BLOOMINGTON – Kaila Hulls scored well over half of Class 4A 15th-ranked Bloomington South’s 45 points Feb. 16, leading the Panthers (19-4) with game highs of 27 points and 11 rebounds in a 45-32 Sectional 14 championship upset of sixth-ranked host Bloomington North (21-3).
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South got revenge for a regular-season loss for the second night in a row in Tuesday’s multiple-snow-postponed game. The Panthers had beaten No. 16 Columbus North (14-7) in a semifinal, 47-42, while Bloomington North had advanced with a 52-51 squeaker over Columbus East (11-10).
It was the second straight sectional crown for Bloomington South, which will battle No. 3 Mooresville (24-1) Feb. 20 in the opening game of the Bedford North Lawrence Regional. The winner likely will face fourth-ranked Floyd Central in Saturday night’s final. 

The Sectional 14 box score, courtesy of heraldtimesonline.com:
Bloomington North 13 5 8 6 – 32
Bloomington South 13 6 14 12 – 45
Bloomington North 32
3P AFG FT R PF Pts
Hoy, f 0-0 2-7 3-4 3 0 7
Lukemeyer, f 0-0 0-4 0-0 3 3 0
Jallow, f 0-0 1-5 0-2 4 4 2
Kinzer, g 1-2 2-5 2-2 2 2 7
Hirt, g 2-7 5-14 2-2 1 3 14
Warfield 0-0 1-3 0-0 2 1 2
DeMoss 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0
Luce 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0
Totals 3-9 11-38 7-10 19 13 32
Shooting .333 .289 .700
Bloomington South 45
3P AFG FT R PF Pts
Walters, f 0-0 0-1 0-0 2 2 0
Parker, f 0-3 3-7 2-3 6 1 8
Ennis, g 1-3 1-7 1-2 4 5 4
Weiler, g 0-0 0-1 0-0 2 0 0
Hulls, g 2-5 10-16 5-5 11 2 27
Shields 0-0 0-1 0-0 1 0 0
Tourner 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0
Nicholson 0-0 1-2 2-3 1 1 4
Towell 0-1 0-2 0-0 1 1 0
Martindale 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0
Woodruff 0-0 1-2 0-0 1 3 2
Ingram 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0
Totals 3-12 16-39 10-13 34 15 45
Shooting .250 .410 .769
14. Bloomington North Sectional
Game 1 – 4A #15 Bloomington South 43, East Central 20
Game 2 – 4A #6 Bloomington North 52, Columbus East 51
Game 3 – 4A #15 Bloomington South 47, 4A #16 Columbus North 42
Championship – 4A #15 Bloomington South 45, 4A #6 Bloomington North 32
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STARCOMM SPORTS RADIO broadcast schedule for the HHSAA Hawaiian Airlines Girls State Basketball Championships

Posted on 16 February 2010 by .

Kawada Productions
David Kawada
368-7792
(dekawada@gmail.com)

  
STARCOMM SPORTS RADIO announces its radio/internet broadcast schedule for the HHSAA Hawaiian Airlines Girls State Basketball Championships:

  


Tues. Feb. 16           7:00p D-I 1st Rd:     Roosevelt v Mililani           ESPN 1420 AM

Wed. Feb. 17           7:00p D-I Qrt:          #3 Punahou v TBA             ESPN 1420 AM

Thurs. Feb. 18         7:00p                        D-I Semi Final #2:  TBA                 AM 1080

Fri.      Feb. 19        5:00p                        D-II Championship Game         AM 1080

                              700p                         D-I  Championship Game         AM 1080

All games are simulcast on:  Internet-www.starcommsportsradio.com & www.hawaiidigitalsports.com.

Broadcasters:  Lad Panis & Dave Kawada

 The HHSAA Radio Network will broadcast select games for the outer islands:

Big Island-ESPN AM 850 (Hilo) / AM 790 (Kona); Maui – ESPN AM 550; Kauai – KQNG AM 570


 

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GBB SECT. 40: 2A #5 Oak Hill gets revenge on 2A #8 Taylor, 60-48

Posted on 16 February 2010 by .

By Mike McGraw
Executive Director
CONVERSE – It was the way it is supposed to be Feb. 15. A standing-room-only crowd braved a snowy Monday night and packed the Oak Hill gymnasium for the Sectional 40 championship showdown between 2A eighth-ranked Taylor and the 2A No. 5 host Oak Hill Golden Eagles. 
The atmosphere harkened back to the heyday of “Hoosier Hysteria,” and the game did not disappoint. Oak Hill prevailed, 60-48, in a contest that was far closer than the final score would indicate. 
In the process, the Golden Eagles avenged a 70-67 loss to the Titans in triple overtime Nov. 17.
While this contest had a little of everything, it will be remembered for the spectacular personal shootout between Oak Hill’s Miss Basketball candidate, Courtney Moses, and Taylor’s sharp-shooting Shelby Wall. 
Moses poured in a game-high 32 points including a 15-point explosion in the second quarter. Wall responded with 29 points, 22 coming in the second half to lead a Taylor rally that all in attendance sitting on the edge of their seats until the final two minutes.
Oak Hill (20-3) set the tone for this one very early. The Golden Eagles manufactured four steals in the game’s first two minutes to help carve out a lightning-quick 10-2 advantage. Taylor then did what the Titans do best; shoot the 3-pointer. 
The Titans (20-4) hit five long-distance bombs in the opening eight minutes to reach a 17-17 tie at the end of one period.
The second quarter brought the deciding stage of this struggle. Oak Hill put the clamps on Wall, letting her have little room to breathe, let alone shoot. Meanwhile, the Golden Eagles revved up their transition game and exploded on an 18-0 run that occupied most of the quarter. 
Taylor did not score for the first six and a half minutes of the period. When Moses hit a trey at the buzzer, Oak Hill galloped to the locker room with a 38-20 halftime margin and seemingly a sectional championship in the pockets.
Moses had done it all in that second stanza. She scored 15 of her 20 first-half points, sliced the Titans in transition, and helped to limit Wall to just seven markers. Senior center Ashley Pickering was dominating the boards, and the Golden Eagles seemed invincible.
Taylor had to make some changes, and 17th-year coach Dennis Bentzler chose all the right ones during intermission. The Titans adjusted defensively to stop Oak Hill’s devastating running game and worked even harder to spring Wall in the final two quarters. The adjustments started to pay dividends midway through the third period. 
Suddenly, Oak Hill could not get transition opportunities, and the Golden Eagles’ offense stymied in the half court. Meanwhile, Wall found cracks in the defense and heated up for 10 third-quarter points. 
The comeback was gradual, but by the end of the period the Titans were back within 11 at 45-34. Entering the final eight minutes, Moses had 24 points and Wall 17.
The stagnation of Oak Hill’s offense reached critical levels in the early minutes of the fourth quarter. With 5:20 remaining, Taylor had cut the advantage to eight. The Golden Eagles then committed four straight turnovers trying to slow the tempo. 
With 2:54 remaining, the lead was just six at 48-42. With Wall in full assassination mode, the capacity crowd was nervous to say the least. No fear – the hometown hero came to the rescue. 
Moses got a steal and bucket, then added two free throws to put the Golden Eagles back up by 10 and effectively seal the verdict.
Wall fouled out in the game’s final minute and, as she walked from the floor, the majority of the crowd from both sides gave her a standing ovation. Her exit brought to a final conclusion a rivalry that has done more for small school girls basketball than anything we have seen in years. 
When Hoosier Authority spoke with Moses after the game, her respect for her long-time foe was evident. 
The Golden Eagles, the defending 2A state runner-up, will now move on to face another familiar opponent in the regional: 12th-ranked Fort Wayne Luers (15-7). Oak Hill has defeated the five-time state champion in the regional championship the last two seasons but this time will get Luers in the opening round Feb. 20 at Cass.
The winner will face either No. 6 Wabash (22-1) or Carroll (Flora) (18-4) in Saturday night’s title game.
40. Oak Hill Sectional
Game 1 – Taylor 68, Tipton 50
Game 2 – Eastern (Greentown) 47, Guerin Catholic 38
Game 3 – Oak Hill 72, Sheridan 32
Game 4 – Taylor 66, Madison-Grant 44
Game 5 – Oak Hill 76, Eastern (Greentown) 45
Championship – Oak Hill 60, Taylor 48
10. Cass Regional
Game 1 – #6 Wabash (22-1) vs. Carroll (Flora) (18-4). 10a ET
Game 2 – #12 Fort Wayne Luers (15-7) vs. #5 Oak Hill (20-3). 12p
Championship – Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2. 8p
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GBB SECT. 14: 4A #15 Bloomington South stifles East Central, 43-20

Posted on 16 February 2010 by .

By Daniel Allar
Indiana University Journalist
BLOOMINGTON – East Central’s final offensive possession of the opening game of the Class 4A Bloomington North Sectional ended fittingly Feb. 12 as the Trojans coughed up the ball for one final turnover, allowing 15th-ranked Bloomington South (17-4) to dribble the clock out on a 43-20 win.
East Central (8-12) turned the ball over on eight of its first 11 possessions and didn’t have a point until Alizabeth Moorman scored a bucket with 4:15 left in the second quarter. Moorman would also score the only other basket in the half for East Central, but her pull-up jumper was countered by a half-court buzzer-beater from South’s Kaila Hulls, giving the Panthers a 24-4 lead at halftime. 
Bloomington South coach Larry Winters said game planning for Moorman – who finished with a team-high nine points – was a major part of his team’s success.
“We watched tape and thought that she had to do the scoring for them, so we tried to make her handle the ball and still keep pressure on everyone else,” Winters said. “We thought, ‘If we make her handle the ball the whole time, she can’t score as much.’ ”
South placed three scorers in double figures as Hulls had 14 points and Jessica Parker and Kelsee Ennis each had 10.
Parker took over in the second quarter for South, scoring her team’s first six points of the period.
Aside from her half-court heave, Hulls had another highlight for the Panthers: a layup early in the third quarter earned by juking multiple defenders with a crossover, spin-move combo. 
Winters said the versatility of Hulls and Parker afforded his team a constant offensive advantage.
“That’s one of those things that we went to whoever had the smaller defender,” Winters said. “They both are tough matchups because they both can come out and handle and post up.”
Aside from winning the turnover battle, Bloomington South handily beat the Trojans on the boards, outrebounding them 24-14. 
Winters said the easy win could be useful going into a semifinal clash with Columbus North Saturday night.
“We’re conference foes, so we know what they bring,” said the 11th-year coach. “It’s going to come down to execution – it’s going to be important to see who can settle down and handle the other team’s pressure first.
“We had the opportunity to get our feet wet with the sectional tonight and they haven’t had that, so hopefully that helps us out.”
14. Bloomington North Sectional
Game 1 – 4A #15 Bloomington South 43, East Central 20
Game 2 – Columbus East vs. 4A #6 Bloomington North. PPD SAT 6p
Game 3 – 4A #16 Columbus North vs. 4A #15 Bloomington South. PPD SAT To follow
Championship – Winner of Game 2 vs. Winner of Game 3. PPD MON 7:30p
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GBB: Week 15 (REGIONALS!), plus leftover sectional biggies

Posted on 15 February 2010 by .

By E. Shawn Aylsworth
Managing Editor
According to the Sagarin power ratings, there once again are gonna be lots of big games (pitting teams rated in their respective class’s Top 20) on tap for Week 15 – regionals week, with some snow-laden postponed sectional action Monday – of the 2009-10 Indiana high school girls basketball season. 
Here’s a preview of those big contests via the pertinent numbers taken from John Harrell’s Indiana high school basketball site (rankings are from the final regular-season coaches’ polls):
Monday, Feb. 15
Three (sectional) biggies …
23. LEO SECTIONAL
3A #8 Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran (19-3) at Leo (18-5)
GAME TIME: 7:30 PM EST.
COACHES: Carrie Shappell, 64-47 in 5th year at Leo. David Miller, 101-53 in 7th year at Fort Wayne Concordia, 281-145 in 20th year overall.
SAGARIN RATINGS: Fort Wayne Concordia, 87.77, 22nd overall, 6th in Class 3A. Leo, 74.87, 96th overall, 20th in Class 3A.
LAST OUTING: Leo defeated Harding, 53-38, Feb. 13. Fort Wayne Concordia defeated Angola, 41-27, Feb. 13.
VS. COMMON FOES: Leo 12-3. Fort Wayne Concordia 11-1.
OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Leo 210-278, Fort Wayne Concordia 230-235.
SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: Leo, 2-1.
LAST MEETING: Leo, 35-33, sectional, Feb. 13, 2009.
40. OAK HILL SECTIONAL
2A #8 Taylor (20-3) at 2A #5 Oak Hill (19-3)
GAME TIME: 7:30 PM EST.
COACHES: Dennis Bentzler, 200-156 in 17th year at Taylor. Todd Law, 118-28 in 6th year at Oak Hill.
SAGARIN RATINGS: Oak Hill, 81.46, 52nd overall, 4th in Class 2A. Taylor, 77.03, 85th overall, 12th in Class 2A.
LAST OUTING: Taylor defeated Madison-Grant, 66-44, Feb. 13. Oak Hill defeated Eastern (Greentown), 76-45, Feb. 13.
VS. COMMON FOES: Taylor 9-2. Oak Hill 7-0.
OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Taylor 246-249, Oak Hill 228-240.
SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: Oak Hill, 6-3.
LAST MEETING: Taylor, 70-67, 3 overtimes, Nov. 17, 2009.
56. COVINGTON SECTIONAL
1A #10 North Vermillion (20-2) vs. 1A #4 Turkey Run (17-5)
GAME TIME: 7:30 PM EST.
COACHES: Terry Naylor, 39-27 in 3rd year at North Vermillion. Sam Karr, 57-14 in 3rd year at Turkey Run.
SAGARIN RATINGS: Turkey Run, 73.33, 104th overall, 5th in Class 1A. North Vermillion, 65.94, 157th overall, 12th in Class 1A.
LAST OUTING: North Vermillion defeated Riverton Parke, 65-35, Feb. 13. Turkey Run defeated Rockville, 58-40, Feb. 13.
VS. COMMON FOES: North Vermillion 21-2. Turkey Run 12-1.
OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: North Vermillion 169-250, Turkey Run 243-206.
SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: Turkey Run, 10-0.
LAST MEETING: Turkey Run, 61-33, Nov. 24, 2009.
Tuesday, Feb. 16
Three (sectional) biggies …
14. BLOOMINGTON NORTH SECTIONAL
4A #15 Bloomington South (18-4) at 4A #6 Bloomington North (21-2)
GAME TIME: 7:30 PM EST.
COACHES: Alana Harrington, 47-18 in 3rd year at Bloomington North. Larry Winters, 156-85 in 11th year at Bloomington South.
SAGARIN RATINGS: Bloomington North, 91.01, 9th overall, 7th in Class 4A. Bloomington South, 90.83, 10th overall, 8th in Class 4A.
LAST OUTING: Bloomington North defeated Columbus East, 52-51, Feb. 13. Bloomington South defeated Columbus North, 47-42, Feb. 13.
VS. COMMON FOES: Bloomington North 12-1. Bloomington South 11-1.
OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Bloomington North 284-223, Bloomington South 270-213.
SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: Bloomington North, 5-4.
LAST MEETING: Bloomington North, 45-43, Dec. 19, 2009.
47. BROWNSTOWN SECTIONAL
2A #14 Paoli (18-4) vs. 2A #2 Austin (21-2)
GAME TIME: 7:30 PM EST.
COACHES: Dusty Cole, 18-4 in 1st year at Paoli. Jared Petersen, 88-35 in 5th year at Austin.
SAGARIN RATINGS: Austin, 85.36, 35th overall, 1st in Class 2A. Paoli, 71.83, 113th overall, 17th in Class 2A.
LAST OUTING: Paoli defeated Providence, 58-37, Feb. 13. Austin defeated Brownstown Central, 74-69, Feb. 13.
VS. COMMON FOES: Paoli 7-2. Austin 9-0.
OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Paoli 228-244, Austin 277-227.
SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: Austin, 8-1.
LAST MEETING: Austin, 76-68, Nov. 21, 2009.
63. LOOGOOTEE SECTIONAL
1A #3 Barr-Reeve (21-1) vs. 1A #1 Vincennes Rivet (22-0)
GAME TIME: 7:30 PM EST (WAOV, 1450 AM).
COACHES: Mark Holt, 93-60 in 7th year at Barr-Reeve. Tim Young, 64-6 in 3rd year at Vincennes Rivet.
SAGARIN RATINGS: Vincennes Rivet, 87.07, 25th overall, 2nd in Class 1A. Barr-Reeve, 84, 41st overall, 3rd in Class 1A.
LAST OUTING: Barr-Reeve defeated Washington Catholic, 56-30, Feb. 13. Vincennes Rivet defeated Shoals, 69-51, Feb. 13.
VS. COMMON FOES: Barr-Reeve 15-0. Vincennes Rivet 13-0.
OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Barr-Reeve 248-233, Vincennes Rivet 245-233.
SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: Vincennes Rivet, 6-4.
LAST MEETING: Vincennes Rivet, 60-55, Jan. 19, 2010.
Wednesday, Feb. 17
Three (sectional) biggies …
15. FLOYD CENTRAL SECTIONAL
Seymour (17-5) at 4A #4 Floyd Central (22-1)
GAME TIME: 7:30 PM EST.
COACHES: Beth DeVinney, 111-64 in 9th year at Seymour, 165-92 in 14th year overall. Joe Voelker, 113-66 in 8th year at Floyd Central, 248-133 in 15th year overall.
SAGARIN RATINGS: Floyd Central, 89.8, 11th overall, 9th in Class 4A. Seymour, 88.49, 17th overall, 13th in Class 4A.
LAST OUTING: Seymour defeated New Albany, 67-57, Feb. 13. Floyd Central defeated Jeffersonville, 50-47, Feb. 13.
VS. COMMON FOES: Seymour 12-2. Floyd Central 11-1.
OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Seymour 280-197, Floyd Central 220-211.
SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: Seymour, 7-3.
LAST MEETING: Floyd Central, 59-55, Nov. 27, 2009.
27. SHELBYVILLE SECTIONAL
3A #1 Rushville (21-2) vs. 3A #3 Hamilton Heights (20-1)
GAME TIME: 7:30 PM EST.
COACHES: Melissa Marlow, 133-96 in 10th year at Rushville. Kurt Ogden, 58-26 in 4th year at Hamilton Heights, 141-77 in 10th year overall.
SAGARIN RATINGS: Rushville, 92.17, 6th overall, 1st in Class 3A. Hamilton Heights, 88.67, 16th overall, 4th in Class 3A.
LAST OUTING: Rushville defeated New Palestine, 72-43, Feb. 12. Hamilton Heights defeated Shelbyville, 65-54, Feb. 12.
VS. COMMON FOES: Rushville 4-0. Hamilton Heights 3-1.
OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Rushville 282-219, Hamilton Heights 240-210.
SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: Rushville, 2-0.
LAST MEETING: Rushville, 80-77, sectional, Feb. 10, 2009.
61. ORLEANS SECTIONAL
1A #15 Northeast Dubois (13-9) at Orleans (14-7)
GAME TIME: 7:30 PM EST.
COACHES: James Ellis, 110-126 in 11th year at Orleans. Alan Matheis, 146-72 in 9th year at Northeast Dubois.
SAGARIN RATINGS: Northeast Dubois, 67.07, 148th overall, 10th in Class 1A. Orleans, 60.82, 204th overall, 20th in Class 1A.
LAST OUTING: Orleans defeated Trinity Lutheran, 46-14, Feb. 13. Northeast Dubois defeated Springs Valley, 40-25, Feb. 13.
VS. COMMON FOES: Orleans 6-5. Northeast Dubois 6-3.
OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Orleans 219-242, Northeast Dubois 264-219.
SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: Northeast Dubois, 8-1.
LAST MEETING: Northeast Dubois, 55-40, Nov. 13, 2009.
Saturday, Feb. 20
Thirteen biggies …
REGIONAL 1
4A #12 South Bend Clay (21-4) vs. 4A #7 Elkhart Memorial (23-2)
GAME TIME: 12:30 PM EST.
COACHES: Steve Scott, 95-65 in 7th year at South Bend Clay. Larry Fielstra, 137-37 in 7th year at Elkhart Memorial, 152-74 in 10th year overall.
SAGARIN RATINGS: Elkhart Memorial, 89.56, 15th overall, 13th in Class 4A. South Bend Clay, 87.92, 24th overall, 19th in Class 4A.
LAST OUTING: South Bend Clay defeated Mishawaka, 58-53, Feb. 13. Elkhart Memorial defeated Warsaw, 42-31, Feb. 13.
VS. COMMON FOES: South Bend Clay 14-1. Elkhart Memorial 11-0.
OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: South Bend Clay 292-262, Elkhart Memorial 314-243.
SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: Elkhart Memorial, 6-3.
LAST MEETING: Elkhart Memorial, 69-59, Jan. 12, 2010.
REGIONAL 3
4A #10 Westfield (21-2) vs. 4A #16 Warren Central (20-4)
GAME TIME: 10:00 AM EST.
COACHES: Shane Sumpter, 37-7 in 2nd year at Westfield, 52-17 in 3rd year overall. Michael Brooks, 37-11 in 2nd year at Warren Central, 53-35 in 4th year overall.
SAGARIN RATINGS: Warren Central, 94.84, 3rd overall, 3rd in Class 4A. Westfield, 90.81, 10th overall, 9th in Class 4A.
LAST OUTING: Westfield defeated Fishers, 34-33, Feb. 13. Warren Central defeated Lawrence North, 64-55, Feb. 13.
VS. COMMON FOES: Westfield 2-0. Warren Central 2-0.
OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Westfield 279-227, Warren Central 285-243.
SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: No meetings.
REGIONAL 4
4A #3 Mooresville (24-1) vs. 4A #15 Bloomington South (19-4)
GAME TIME: 10:00 AM EST.
COACHES: Mark Hurt, 214-66 in 12th year at Mooresville, 276-121 in 17th year overall. Larry Winters, 157-85 in 11th year at Bloomington South.
SAGARIN RATINGS: Mooresville, 96.49, 2nd overall, 2nd in Class 4A. Bloomington South, 91.24, 9th overall, 8th in Class 4A.
LAST OUTING: Mooresville defeated Terre Haute South, 53-48, Feb. 13. Bloomington South defeated Bloomington North, 45-32, Feb. 16.
VS. COMMON FOES: Mooresville 14-0. Bloomington South 9-1.
OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Mooresville 297-258, Bloomington South 291-218.
SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: No meetings.
REGIONAL 5
3A #10 Benton Central (19-4) vs. 3A #14 Griffith (17-5)
GAME TIME: 10:00 AM CST.
COACHES: Pat Cole, 57-13 in 3rd year at Benton Central. Tom Golumbeck, 130-69 in 9th year at Griffith.
SAGARIN RATINGS: Griffith, 79.42, 68th overall, 12th in Class 3A. Benton Central, 78.39, 71st overall, 13th in Class 3A.
LAST OUTING: Benton Central defeated Western, 50-26, Feb. 15. Griffith defeated Knox, 53-35, Feb. 13.
VS. COMMON FOES: Benton Central 1-1. Griffith 1-1.
OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Benton Central 259-248, Griffith 256-220.
SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: No meetings.
REGIONAL 6
3A #9 NorthWood (20-3) vs. 3A #6 Fort Wayne Elmhurst (18-4)
GAME TIME: 10:00 AM EST.
COACHES: Steve Neff, 575-157 in 33rd year at NorthWood. Mark Redding, 175-147 in 15th year at Fort Wayne Elmhurst.
SAGARIN RATINGS: Fort Wayne Elmhurst, 89.72, 13th overall, 2nd in Class 3A. NorthWood, 86.69, 30th overall, 8th in Class 3A.
LAST OUTING: NorthWood defeated Whitko, 76-35, Feb. 15. Fort Wayne Elmhurst defeated Bellmont, 73-56, Feb. 15.
VS. COMMON FOES: NorthWood 1-0. Fort Wayne Elmhurst 1-0.
OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: NorthWood 251-244, Fort Wayne Elmhurst 290-197.
SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: Fort Wayne Elmhurst, 1-0.
LAST MEETING: Fort Wayne Elmhurst, 70-59, regional, Feb. 21, 2009.
REGIONAL 7
Western Boone (18-3) vs. 3A #1 Rushville (22-2)
GAME TIME: 10:00 AM EST.
COACHES: Brian Hole, 28-13 in 2nd year at Western Boone. Melissa Marlow, 134-96 in 10th year at Rushville.
SAGARIN RATINGS: Rushville, 92.2, 6th overall, 1st in Class 3A. Western Boone, 80.2, 62nd overall, 11th in Class 3A.
LAST OUTING: Western Boone defeated North Montgomery, 42-32, Feb. 15. Rushville defeated Hamilton Heights, 76-69, Feb. 17.
VS. COMMON FOES: Western Boone 0-1. Rushville 1-0.
OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Western Boone 235-218, Rushville 304-224.
SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: No meetings.
REGIONAL 10
2A #12 Fort Wayne Luers (15-7) vs. 2A #12 Oak Hill (20-3)
GAME TIME: noon EST.
COACHES: Denny Renier, 15-7 in 1st year at Fort Wayne Luers. Todd Law, 119-28 in 6th year at Oak Hill.
SAGARIN RATINGS: Oak Hill, 81.89, 50th overall, 4th in Class 2A. Fort Wayne Luers, 80.86, 58th overall, 5th in Class 2A.
LAST OUTING: Fort Wayne Luers defeated Adams Central, 65-24, Feb. 15. Oak Hill defeated Taylor, 60-48, Feb. 15.
VS. COMMON FOES: Fort Wayne Luers 1-1. Oak Hill 1-1.
OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Fort Wayne Luers 265-215, Oak Hill 250-247.
SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: Oak Hill, 2-0.
LAST MEETING: Oak Hill, 56-47, regional, Feb. 21, 2009.
REGIONAL 12
Evansville Mater Dei (17-7) vs. 2A #13 Tri-West Hendricks (20-3)
GAME TIME: 10:00 AM EST.
COACHES: Steve Goans, 40-24 in 3rd year at Evansville Mater Dei. Brad Acton, 85-72 in 7th year at Tri-West, 102-76 in 8th year overall.
SAGARIN RATINGS: Evansville Mater Dei, 77.98, 80th overall, 9th in Class 2A. Tri-West, 74.21, 99th overall, 13th in Class 2A.
LAST OUTING: Evansville Mater Dei defeated Perry Central, 45-27, Feb. 13. Tri-West defeated Covenant Christian, 53-40, Feb. 15.
VS. COMMON FOES: None.
OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Evansville Mater Dei 299-231, Tri-West 197-293.
SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: No meetings.
REGIONAL 13
1A #6 Kouts (19-3) vs. 1A #2 Fort Wayne Canterbury (21-2)
GAME TIME: 10:30 AM EST.
COACHES: Ron Kobza, 37-7 in 2nd year at Kouts. Scott Kreiger, 200-83 in 12th year at Fort Wayne Canterbury.
SAGARIN RATINGS: Fort Wayne Canterbury, 87.79, 25th overall, 1st in Class 1A. Kouts, 65.96, 157th overall, 12th in Class 1A.
LAST OUTING: Kouts defeated Bowman Academy, 69-62, Feb. 15. Fort Wayne Canterbury defeated Bethany Christian, 87-43, Feb. 15.
VS. COMMON FOES: None.
OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Kouts 229-248, Fort Wayne Canterbury 231-247.
SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: Fort Wayne Canterbury, 3-0.
LAST MEETING: Fort Wayne Canterbury, 53-39, regional, Feb. 21, 2009.
REGIONAL 14
1A #13 Randolph Southern (18-6) vs. 1A #4 Turkey Run (18-5)
GAME TIME: noon EST.
COACHES: Shane Osting, 65-26 in 4th year at Randolph Southern. Sam Karr, 58-14 in 3rd year at Turkey Run.
SAGARIN RATINGS: Turkey Run, 73.6, 101st overall, 5th in Class 1A. Randolph Southern, 67.19, 147th overall, 9th in Class 1A.
LAST OUTING: Randolph Southern defeated Tri, 57-35, Feb. 17. Turkey Run defeated North Vermillion, 49-36, Feb. 15.
VS. COMMON FOES: None.
OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Randolph Southern 256-259, Turkey Run 265-212.
SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: No meetings.
REGIONAL 15
University (15-8) vs. 1A #7 Waldron (20-3)
GAME TIME: noon EST.
COACHES: Paul Gianakos, 15-8 in 1st year at University. Brad Gossett, 86-48 in 6th year at Waldron, 96-82 in 8th year overall.
SAGARIN RATINGS: Waldron, 69, 135th overall, 7th in Class 1A. University, 63.27, 184th overall, 16th in Class 1A.
LAST OUTING: University defeated Indianapolis Tindley, 66-41, Feb. 13. Waldron defeated Greenwood Christian, 55-39, Feb. 17.
VS. COMMON FOES: University 2-1. Waldron 3-0.
OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: University 239-235, Waldron 242-248.
SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: University, 1-0.
LAST MEETING: University, 44-32, regional, Feb. 21, 2009.
REGIONAL 16
1A #1 Vincennes Rivet (23-0) vs. 1A #11 South Central (Elizabeth) (16-8)
GAME TIME: 10:00 AM EST (WAOV, 1450 AM).
COACHES: Tim Young, 65-6 in 3rd year at Vincennes Rivet. Randall Schoen, 188-89 in 11th year at South Central (Elizabeth).
SAGARIN RATINGS: Vincennes Rivet, 86.34, 31st overall, 2nd in Class 1A. South Central (Elizabeth), 70.41, 126th overall, 6th in Class 1A.
LAST OUTING: Vincennes Rivet defeated Barr-Reeve, 50-48, 3 overtimes, Feb. 16. South Central (Elizabeth) defeated Henryville, 41-38, Feb. 17.
VS. COMMON FOES: Vincennes Rivet 3-0. South Central (Elizabeth) 0-2.
OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Vincennes Rivet 269-237, South Central (Elizabeth) 297-217.
SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: Vincennes Rivet, 1-0.
LAST MEETING: Vincennes Rivet, 55-44, regional, Feb. 21, 2009.
Wood Memorial (13-11) vs. 1A #15 Northeast Dubois (14-9)
GAME TIME: noon EST.
COACHES: Johnnie Bartley, 136-152 in 12th year at Wood Memorial, 136-152 in 13th year overall. Alan Matheis, 147-72 in 9th year at Northeast Dubois.
SAGARIN RATINGS: Northeast Dubois, 67.08, 148th overall, 10th in Class 1A. Wood Memorial, 64.84, 168th overall, 13th in Class 1A.
LAST OUTING: Wood Memorial defeated Tecumseh, 44-37, overtime, Feb. 13. Northeast Dubois defeated Orleans, 46-28, Feb. 17.
VS. COMMON FOES: Wood Memorial 9-5. Northeast Dubois 6-6.
OPPONENTS’ RECORDS: Wood Memorial 290-242, Northeast Dubois 279-231.
SERIES LAST 5 YEARS: Tied, 4-4.
LAST MEETING: Northeast Dubois, 47-37, Feb. 4, 2010.
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