Hamilton County Sports Daily

Full Weekly Sports Calendar Awaits

Mark Morrow — Sun, 20 May 2012 19:33:21 +0000

There’s a lot going on the next seven days involving Hamilton County high school schools and student-athletes.

It all starts tonight when the Carmel Softball sectional gets under way, with Class 4A No. 7 Hamilton Southeastern taking on Westfield in the 5 p.m. tournament opener at the Cherry Tree Softball Complex, while Class 3A Hamilton Heights meets Yorktown in the second game at Blackford.

Baseball gets the green light on Wednesday. In Sectional 8, Fishers meets North Central in the 6 p.m. opener of the Noblesville Sectional at Dunker Field.

HIGH SCHOOLS

■ Click on continue reading for baseball/softball tournament schedules.

On Tuesday, Fishers and defending state champion Carmel are in opposite brackets, but face softball tournament tests at 5 and 7:15 p.m., respectively.

Also on Tuesday, Fishers is in the IHSAA tennis regional at North Central, where the Lady Tigers take on Lawrence Central, and Carmel travels to Kokomo in the north regional. The Lady Greyhounds face Kokomo.

Tuesday night at West Lafayette is the IHSAA Track and Field Regional, and the boys regional is Thursday at Lafayette Jeff.

And if you’ve never seen a lacrosse match and would like to check it out, the Lacrosse Association state finals is at Carmel on May 25-26.

Four county schools are ranked, led by No. 1 Carmel. Noblesville is No. 4, Hamilton Southeastern No. 5 and Westfield No. 9.

Gates open at 4 p.m., and admission is $10 (adults) and $5 (students).

SECTIONAL SOFTBALL PAIRINGS

May 21-26

CLASS 4A

Sectional 8 at Carmel

May 21
Game 1: Hamilton Southeastern vs. Westfield, 5 p.m.

May 22
Game 2: Fishers vs. Zionsville, 5 p.m.
Game 3: North Central (Indianapolis) vs. Carmel, 30 min after completion of 1st game

May 23

Game 4: Noblesville vs. Winner of Game 1.
Game 5: Winner of Game 2 vs. Winner of Game 3.

May 25
Championship: Winner of Game 4 vs. Winner of Game 5, 6 p.m.

CLASS 3A

May 21

Sectional 24 at Blackford
Game 1: Muncie Central vs. Muncie Southside.
Game 2: Yorktown vs. Hamilton Heights, 7 p.m.

May 22
Game 3: Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2, 5 p.m.

May 23

Game 4: Delta vs. Blackford.
Championship: Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4, 6:30 p.m.

Sectional 26 at Mt. Vernon (Fortville)

Game 1: Mt. Vernon (Fortville) vs. Brebeuf Jesuit.
Game 2: Indianapolis Howe vs. Indianapolis Bishop Chatard.
Game 3: Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2.
Game 4: Guerin Catholic vs. Indianapolis Arlington.
Championship: Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4.

CLASS 2A

Sectional 38 at Clinton Central
Game 1: Delphi vs. Carroll (Flora).
Game 2: Fountain Central vs. Seeger.
Game 3: Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2.
Game 4: Clinton Central vs. Sheridan.
Championship: Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4.

CLASS A

Sectional 58 at Bethesda Christian
Game 1: Indiana School for the Deaf vs. University.
Championship: Bethesda Christian vs. Winner of Game 1.

SECTIONAL BASEBALL PAIRINGS

CLASS 4A

Sectional 8 at Noblesville (7 teams)

May 23

Game 1: North Central vs. Fishers, 6 p.m.

May 25

Game 2: Hamilton SE vs. Zionsville, 5:30 p.m.

Game 3: Westfield vs. Carmel, 8 p.m.

May 28:

Game 4: Noblesville vs. Winner Game 1, 11 a.m.

Winner 5: Game 2 vs. Winner Game 3, 1 p.m.

Game 6: Championship, 7:30 p.m.

CLASS 3A

Sectional 24 at Yorktown (6 teams)

May 24

Game 1: Yorktown vs. Blackford, 5 p.m.

Game 2: Muncie Central vs. Delta, 7 p.m.

May 28

Game 3: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2, 11 a.m.

Game 4: Hamilton Heights vs. Muncie South, 1 p.m.

Game 5: Championship, 7 p.m.

Sectional 26 at Brebeuf Jesuit (6 teams)

May 23

Game 1: Guerin Catholic vs. Bishop Chatard, 5 p.m.

Game 2: Howe vs. Mt. Vernon, 7 p.m.

May 26

Game 3: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2, 11 a.m.

Game 4: Arlington vsd. Brebeuf, 1 p.m.

May 28

Game 5: Championship, 3 p.m.

CLASS 2A

Sectional 28 at Delphi (6 teams)

May 24

Game 1: Clinton Central vs. Delphi, 5 p.m.

Game 2: Sheridan vs. Carroll (Flora), 7 p.m.

May 28

Game 3: Game 1 winner vs. Game 2 winner, 10 a.m.

Game 4: Seeger vs. Fountain Central, noon

Game 5: Championship, 7 p.m.

CLASS A

Sectional 58 at Bethesda Christian (4 teams)

May 23

Game 1: Indiana Deaf vs. Greenwood Christian, 5 p.m.

May 24

Game 2: Bethesda Christian vs. University, 5 p.m.

May 28

Game 3: Championship, noon

SECTIONAL TENNIS: Fishers Makes History!

Mark Morrow — Sun, 20 May 2012 02:43:21 +0000

The 17-1 Lady Tigers bring Fishers High School first sectional championship in girls tennis/Submitted photo.

The Fishers High School girls tennis team added another championship to the school trophy case on Saturday.

After winning their first Hoosier Crossroads Conference girls tennis championship last weekend, the Lady Tigers followed that up with a first-ever sectional title in girls tennis on the Noblesville courts.

Coach Don Roesler’s young and talented squad won the Noblesville Sectional, defeating the host Lady Millers 4-1.

“Noblesville gave us a tough match,’’ Roesler said. “They are well coached and they fight hard.’’

Noblesville’s lone win came at No. 2 singles, where Kelsey Sigman (1-0) defeated Benedicte Hejgaard (8-8), the senior foreign exchange student from Denmark, 6-2, 6-2.

Noblesville’s Emily Renner & Elizabeth Gale did give Caitlin Gardner (12-2) & Jayne Henn (12-2) a tough time before losing in three sets, 6-2, 4-6, 6-4.

“My girls just seemed to dig down deep all year long and come out on top. We are very happy to have won the sectional but want more,’’ Roesler said.

All of the other starters are underclassmen. No. 3 singles Jessica Lorenz (14-2) and Gardner are freshmen. No. 1 singles Kailey Eaton (15-3), a 6-2, 6-1 winner in the sectional title match, is a junior, as are the other three in doubles.

The 17-1 Lady Tigers advance to the North Central Regional on Tuesday. They meet Lawrence Central. The second match features the Mt. Vernon and North Central winners. The first-round winners meet for the regional title on Wednesday.

“The girls are keeping a working attitude during practice and during all matches. If they stay focused they will be tough to beat,’’ said Roesler. “Our No. 1 doubles (Ellen Hornett and Olivia Ruthsatz, both 16-2) are still in the running for a doubles crown as we prepare for LC on Tuesday.’’

The Results:

1s-Kailey Eaton (F) d. Jenna Gerhardt (N) 6-2, 6-1

2s-Kelsey Sigman (N) d. Benedicte Hejgaard (F) 6-2, 6-2

3s-Jessica Lorenz (F) d. Alyna Ging (N) 6-4, 6-0

1d- Ellen Hornett/Olivia Ruthsatz (F) d. Mariah Hanlin/Meg Collyer (N) 6-2, 6-1

2d-Caitlin Gardner/Jayne Henn (F) d. Emily Renner/Elizabeth Gale (N) 6-2, 4-6, 6-4

GOLF: Royals Capture Hamilton County Title

Mark Morrow — Sun, 20 May 2012 02:32:40 +0000

Hamilton County Sports Daily

Hamilton Southeastern came away six shots better than runner-up Westfield to capture the Hamilton County golf championship at Wood Wind Golf club on Saturday.

Graham McAree shot a 73 and was the medalist, as the No. 9-ranked Royals carded a 304 to a 310 for the Rocks. No. 13 Carmel shot 320 for third place, and No. 14 Noblesville was fourth with a 322 score.

Team Scores: 1. Hamilton SE: 304; 2. Westfield: 310; 3. Carmel: 320; 4. Noblesville: 322; 5. Guerin Catholic: 327; 6. Fishers: 331; 7. Hamilton Heights: 333; 8. University HS: 364; 9. Sheridan: 477.

“These are not the results that we were hoping for going into today. For the most part, we struggled with the speed and firm greens. We made a better adjustment going into the last 9 holes but it was too late, as HSE had played consistent throughout the round. Thank you to Wood Wind and University HS for hosting today,” said Carmel coach Chad Carr.

The teams will battle again at the sectional on May 31 at Purgatory Golf Club in Noblesville.

Carmel, Guerin Catholic and Noblesville will get an early look at the Purgatory layout in a 9-hole match (rescheduled from May 1) on Thursday.

BASEBALL: Strong Finish For Noblesville

Mark Morrow — Sun, 20 May 2012 02:23:56 +0000

Noblesville coach Justin Keever and his Millers (pictured in an earlier game) will enter this week's Noblesville Sectional on a high after winning 10 of their final 14 games, including the last 5-of-6/HC Sports Daily photo: Mark Morrow

Hamilton County Sports Daily

What started out as tough, frustrating season turned into a pretty fair finish for the Noblesville baseball team.

Make that a solid finish— in the regular season and in the Hoosier Crossroads Conference, despite playing without injured pitcher Kent Williams for most of the season — with the sectional still to come.

The Millers won 10 of their final 14 games, and five of their last six, including on Saturday, where they blasted host Harrison 14-2 to post a 9-9 HCC record. They lost eight games (by two-or-fewer runs), including six 1-run losses while finishing 14-17 overall.

ROUNDUP

■ Huskies lose 2 at Frankfort.

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The Millers drew the bye in the Noblesville Sectional and will play Wednesday’s North Central-Fishers winner in the first game on Monday, May 28 at Dunker Field.

Coach Justin Keever used three pitchers, with Trevor Salmon working 3 and 2/3 innings (2 hits, 5 strikeouts) innings and getting the win. Brock Masterson allowed 2 runs (1 earned) run on 2 hits in 2 and 1/3 innings. And the IU-bound Williams also got a little work. He gave up 1 hit in 1 inning and fanned 1.

Nevin Fansher had 3 hits, including a double, 2 RBIs, and scored 2 runs for the Millers. Garrett Christman also had 2 hits. He drove in 2 runs and scored 4 times.

TJ Lindstrand had 2 hits, 1 RBI and drew a pair of walks. Nick Vallier had 1 hit and 3 RBIs, while

Luke Porter, Andrew Wilson and Mike Nichols rounded out Noblesville’s 11-hit attack.

Elsewhere

Hamilton Heights Drops Doubleheader

Hamilton Heights dropped a 6-2, 10-2 doubleheader at Frankfort.

The Hot Dogs built a 5-0 lead in the first two innings of the opener, and then gradually pulled away after trailing 1-0 in the first inning in the second game.

Nic Pickett had 2 of the Huskies’ 5 hits in the opener. Landon Cunning ham doubled, and Spencer Dull and Logan Cunningham singled.

Dull worked t5 and 1/3 innings, gave up 9 hits and 6 runs (4 earned) and took the loss.

In the second game, the Huskies were held to 4 hits and hurt by 3 errors.

Jake Pickett, Evan Haas, Nic Pickett and Dull had the hits, with Nic Pickett and Haas each getting a double.

SOFTBALL: HSE Wins Consolation At Roncalli

Mark Morrow — Sun, 20 May 2012 02:14:52 +0000

Hamilton County Sports Daily

No. 7 Hamilton Southeastern lost to Lutheran 2-1, and then defeated Decatur Central 11-0 in the consolation game of the Roncalli Invitational.

Both the runs were unearned for Lutheran (17-4).

ROUNDUP

■ Lady Huskies maul Muncie Central.

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Centerfielder Taylor Shuey drove in Southeastern’s only run with a double. Sidney Morgan hit a triple to start a rally in the sixth inning, but she was left stranded. Bailey Rager added a single for only HSE’s third hit.

Freshman Maggie Armstrong pitched a complete game. She gave up 8 hits and struck out 2.

Shuey was 1-for-2 with a double and 2 RBIs in the consolation game.

Armstrong and Natalie Heiniger both went 2-for-3 and each had a double.

Amanda Wintrow, who was 2-for-4 at the plate and drove in 4 runs, pitched a complete game. She allowed 4 hits and struck out 7.

The Lady Royals (23-5) begin play in the Carmel Sectional on Monday against Westfield at Cherry Tree Softball Complex. First pitch is at 5 p.m.

Elsewhere

Hamilton Heights Smacks Muncie Central

Hamilton Heights overwhelmed host Muncie Central 15-1 in a five-inning game.

The Lady Huskies opened with a six-run first inning and never looked back. Muncie Central’s only score came in the seventh inning.

Danielle Leeman had 3 hits and 3 RBIs, while Taylor Rednour had 2 hits, including a doubled for the only extra-base hit for Hamilton Heights.

Maranda Pennington had 2 hits and 1 RBI, while Ellen Whisman, Rachel Sturdevant and Jade Eads each singled.

Sturdevant gave up 7 hits and struck out 4.

Lady Greyhounds Roll To Sectional Title

Mark Morrow — Sat, 19 May 2012 04:19:15 +0000

Hamilton County Sports Daily

Carmel defeated Guerin Catholic to win the Carmel Sectional on Friday.

Coach Mike Bostic

“The girls really played well tonight. Guerin fought us hard at every position, but we stayed mentally tough. This was our senior’s last match on our courts and we really wanted to play well. We are headed to regional and we are going to keep working to improve,’’ said coach Mike Bostic, the first-year girls coach and two-time defending boys state championship coach.

HS TENNIS

It marked the 21st consecutive girls tennis title for Carmel, as well as the 29th overall sectional championship.

The second-ranked Lady Greyhounds (13-0) will meet the Kokomo winner in the Kokomo Regional on Tuesday. The Logansport and West Lafayette winners meet in the second match. The first-round winners meet on May 23 for the regional championship

The Results:

1s-Bailey Padgett d. Kathryn Godfrey 6-2, 6-1

2s-Mikaela Carlson . Gina Vuotto 6-0, 6-1

3s-Molly Fletchall d. Claire Haddad 6-1, 6-2

1d-Alaina Finkelmeier/Haley Wild d. Kara McDonald/Hanna Gelov 6-1, 6-2

2d-Hannah Elliott/Michelle Li d. Kim Ainza/Maddie Fremion 6-1, 3-6, 6-0

Luck Simply Not With Tigers In HCC Finale

Mark Morrow — Sat, 19 May 2012 03:22:49 +0000

Luck was not riding with the Fishers High School baseball team on Friday night.

There is no doubt about it, these guys will be ready to fight next week for the sectional,'' said Fishers coach Matthew Cherry (pictured), talking to his players/HC Sports Daily photo.

The Tigers lost at Brownsburg 4-1, and they came away feeling robbed. For good reason . . . they were robbed. Literally.

With two outs in the top of the seventh, runners at second and third, and the Tigers down 4-1, Parker Lasch hit a deep fly ball to left field. The fielder reached over the fence and caught it to end the game.

That wasn’t just any catch. It could have been the difference between first and second place in the Hoosier Crossroads Conference.

Zionsville finished first . . . Fishers second.

Coach Matthew Cherry, as one would expect, took the loss hard, but he also has a good perspective on the season and what could lie ahead for his Tigers, who finished 21-8 overall, 13-5 in the conference, and improved on last season’s 19-game win total, as well as a previous-best fifth-place finish in the conference.

“My heart breaks for them that we let the conference slip away, but when we wake up tomorrow that doesn’t matter and we move on to the ultimate goal of winning a State Title,’’ he said. “This group fights to the end. We came from behind 3 times yesterday (Thursday) . . . put ourselves in a place to win both of our Brownsburg games again tonight. There is no doubt about it, these guys will be ready to fight next week for the sectional. ‘’

Fishers opens the Noblesville Sectional against North Central at 6 p.m. on Wednesday.

The Tigers had other chances, but failed to score, including putting runners on second and third with no outs in the fourth and a runner on second with 1 out in the fifth. Clay Small led off the fifth inning with a solo home run (his team-leading third homer of the season), but that was the only run the Tigers could plate. Jon Cordell led the Tigers with 2 hits.

Griffin Hulecki (6-4) was the tough-luck loser, throwing a complete game, allowing 7 hits and 2 earned runs.
The Tigers could only muster 4 hits. In addition to Small’s solo shot, Jon Cordell collected 2 hits and Drew Clark had the other one.

The Tigers have one final tune-up before the sectional . They play host to New Palestine for the regular-season finale on Monday at 5:30 p.m.

“This group has continued to improve each year, setting Fishers firsts each year they’ve been in the program,’’ Cherry said. “The HCC coaches talk about winning the conference, and we all say it takes a special group and a little bit of luck.

“We definitely have a special group. 4-year starters Drew Clark, J.P. Pena and Matt Woolwine; 3-year starter Jon Cordell; 3-year letter winners Blake Baumgartner, Clay Small and Cameron VanderBerg. Parker Lasch started varsity as a sophomore before transferring here and starting for us the last 2 years. You throw in Justin Rhodes, Griffin Hulecki, Garret Schlotter and Jon Simonett along with a great group of role players on the bench, and it is a very special group.’’

Westfield Loses To Laf. Jeff In 10 Innings

Mark Morrow — Sat, 19 May 2012 03:03:42 +0000

Hamilton County Daily

Westfield dropped a 10-inning, 7-6 decision to Lafayette Jeff on Friday, and split the Hoosier Crossroads Conference series with the Bronchos.

Lafayette Jeff had as walk-off single for the win in the bottom of the 10^th.

HS BASEBALL ROUNDUP

The Rocks out-hit the Bronchos 13-9.

Alec Nelson tripled, and Wade Burtron and Brandon Gray doubled for Westfield.

Jake Celleghin and Gray each had 3 hits for the Rocks, while Bailey Partlow and Burton had 2 hits apiece.

McCutcheon Comeback Floors Southeasterrn

McCutcheon defeated Hamilton Southeastern 7-6 to sweep the two-game HCC series.

Trailing 5-2, the Mavericks scored five runs in the home-half of the sixth inning.

The Royals (18-10, 11-7 HCC) were limited to 4 hits. Wes Edrington and Sean Green each homered, and Chris Irwin and Tre Gantt singled.

Jacob Kowal absorbed the loss, He gave up 10 hits. All 7 runs were earned. He walked 6 and struck out 1.

Huskies Strike Early For Win Over Sheridan

Hamilton Heights scored five runs in the bottom of the first inning on its way to a 12-2 victory over Sheridan.

Tyler Anderson carried the big stick. The first baseman homered and singled and drove in 3 runs. Nic Pickett had 3 hits and 2 RBIs, Landon Cunningham had 2 hits and 1 RBI, and Spencer Dull had 2 hits.

Steven Durr, Adam Hoover and Matt Laughlin had Sheridan’s hits.

Evan gave up 3 runs on 2 hits and struck out 4 in 4 and 2/3 i8nnings. Ethan Engelhardt pitched perfe3ct baseball and struck out 2 in 1 and 1/3 innings of relief.

“Evan pitched well until tiring later in the game. Our guys enjoy having him on the mound and watching him succeed. Ethan quickly took care of business upon entering. He is a reliable reliever – he gets ready quickly and usually throws a lot of strikes,” said Huskies coach Rick Hawley. “Aaron Knott played quite well for us tonight. He is a solid defender, and of late his hitting is coming around also.”

The Huskies improved to 17-6; Sheridan fell to 15-10.

Noblesville Finishes Strong

Noblesville defeated host Harrison 14-2 in HCC play.

Trevor Salmon was the winning pitcher.

Coach Justin Keever’s Millers finished the regular season 13-17 and were 10-4 in the last 14 games as well as ending up 9-9 in conference play.

No other statistics were available because of computer/internet problems.

Noblesville Sectional Schedule Altered

Mark Morrow — Sat, 19 May 2012 01:07:19 +0000

Hamilton County Sports Daily

The schedule for the Class 4A Noblesville Sectional has been altered to accommodate Carmel’s graduation on Thursday night, Millers athletic director Michael Hasch announced.

The change is from Thursday to Friday night.

SECTIONAL 8 BASEBALL

The lineup:

Wednesday, May 23

Game 1: North Central vs. Fishers, 6 p.m.

Friday, May 25

Game 2: Zionsville vs. Hamilton SE, 5:30 p.m.

Game 3: Westfield vs. Carmel, 8 p.m.

Monday, May 28

Noblesville vs. Winner Game 1, 11 a.m.

Winner Game 2 vs. Winner Game 3, 1:30 p.m.

Championship, 7:30 p.m.

No. 3 Hamilton SE Rules Sectional Boys Track

Mark Morrow — Fri, 18 May 2012 05:35:55 +0000

Carmel sophomore Josh Ebikwo (center) heads for the finish line in winning the 200-meter dash/HC Sports Daily photos: Shawn Barney.

Third-ranked Hamilton Southeastern made winning the Carmel Track and Field Sectional look relatively easy on Thursday evening.

Carmel senior Langston Newton won the discus in a sectional record distance of 188-01, and also won the shot put at 57-04.25.

While the Royals won seven events and scored 175 points, No. 4 Carmel was the runner-up with 124 points, and Fishers and Noblesville were third and fourth with 78 and 51 points, respectively.

It was revenge of sorts for the Hoosier Crossroads Conference champion Royals, who were runners-up to the Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference champion Greyhounds in the Hamilton County meet.

They’ll take their personal battle to Lafayette Jeff for the May 24 regional, where berths in the June 2 state finals will be on the line.

Four sectional records were set, three by Hamilton Southeastern, and the Royals’ record-setting Zach Bray and Carmel record-setter Langston Newton were the meet’s lone individual double winners.

HSE's Troy Reeder (blue jersey) starts to make his move in the 1,600-meter run. He won in 4:16.49.

■ The Royals won the 4×400-meter relay in 3:19.03, as seniors Nate Brown, Tyler Duffy, David Calhoun, and junior Zach Reitzug bettering the old mark of 3:20.47.

■ Bray, who won both hurdles events, clipped the 300-meter hurdles in 37.88, breaking the old mark of 38.41. HSE teammates Reitzug and Jacob Wright added to the 1-2-3 finish, placing second and third, respectively. Reitzug was the Hamilton County champion. Bray won the highs in 14.38 on Thursday.

■ HSE senior Nathan Shuck vaulted 15-01 in the pole vault, ecliping the the record of 15-0, set in 2005.

■ Carmel’s Newton shattered the sectional discus throw mark of 181-11 with a 188-01 effort. The Kentucky-bound senior also won the shot put with a toss of 57-04.25.;16.49) in the 1,600,

Other Southeastern firsts came from Ryan Davis (11.06), who nipped Hamilton Heights’ Logan Cunningham (11.07) in the 100-meter dash; Troy Reeder (4:16.49) won the 1,600; and Taylor Christensen edged Reitzug 21-08.75 to 21-08.50 in the long jump.

Carmel’s other firsts came in the 4×100 relay, and sophomore Josh Ebikwo (22.11) in the 200-meter dash.

Fishers' junior Max Leamer is shown winning his heat in the 110 hurdles. He placed second to Hamilton Southeastern's Zach Bray in the finals.

Fishers’ three firsts came from then 4×800 relay, Rob Pollock (1:57.08) in the 800, and Diquis Manley (49.20) in the 400-meter dash.

DuJuan Simmons gave Westfield a first-place finish, clearing 6-07.75 in the high jump, and Guerin Catholic senior Kent Garrett won the 3,200-metr run in 9:27.05 and placed third in the 1,600.

IHSAA Sectional Results

Team Scores

1) Hamilton Southeastern 175; 2) Carmel 144; 3) Fishers 78; 4) Noblesville 51; 5) Zionsville 45; 6) Westfield 44; 7) Guerin Catholic 43; Hamilton Heights 17; 9) Lebanon 16; 10) Western Boone 10; 11) Sheridan 1

100 Meter Dash

1 517 Davis, Ryan 11 Hamilton Sou 11.06 STAN NWI 10

2 493 Cunningham, 12 Hamilton Hei 11.07 NWI 8

3 418 Kehoe, Adam 12 Carmel 11.16 NWI 6

4 694 Stack, Ryan 12 Zionsville 11.17 NWI 5

5 506 Badua, Phoen 10 Hamilton Sou 11.29 NWI 4

6 589 Owens, Jake 09 Noblesville 11.36 NWI 3

7 451 Lassic, Tyle 12 Fishers 11.38 NWI 2

8 677 Geiser, Matt 12 Zionsville 11.56 NWI 1

9 543 Breedlove, G 12 Lebanon 11.74 NWI

200 Meter Dash

1 409 Ebikwo, Josh 10 Carmel 22.11 STAN NWI 10

2 493 Cunningham, 12 Hamilton Hei 22.21 STAN NWI 8

3 418 Kehoe, Adam 12 Carmel 22.46 NWI 6

4 694 Stack, Ryan 12 Zionsville 22.50 NWI 5

5 479 Howard, Conn 12 Guerin Catho 22.76 NWI 4

6 537 Turner, Lloy 10 Hamilton Sou 22.91 NWI 3

7 677 Geiser, Matt 12 Zionsville 23.15 NWI 2

8 463 Sinkfield, C 12 Fishers 23.48 NWI 1

400 Meter Dash

1 453 Manley, Diquis 11 Fishers 49.20 STAN 3 10

2 432 Woods, Zach 10 Carmel 49.80 3 8

3 518 Duffy, Tyler 12 Hamilton Sou 50.14 3 6

4 513 Calhoun, Dave 12 Hamilton Sou 50.21 3 5

5 667 Wallace, Ste 11 Westfield 50.29 3 4

6 429 Steinhardt, 12 Carmel 51.12 3 3

7 542 Bradley, Zac 11 Lebanon 51.86 2 2

8 576 Duncan, Marq 12 Noblesville 52.35 3 1

9 643 Crawford, Jo 09 Westfield 53.24 2

10 673 Bailey, Kyle 12 Zionsville 53.36 3

11 682 Kern, Adam 12 Zionsville 53.38 2

12 467 Adams, Sammy 11 Guerin Catho 53.41 2

13 461 Sahakian, Pa 12 Fishers 54.06 3

14 613 Murdock, Ant 10 University 54.39 2

15 626 Noonan, Mich 09 Western Boone 54.97 1

16 478 Hitchcock, J 09 Guerin Catho 55.00 1

17 629 Parker, Stev 12 Western Boone 55.01 2

18 497 Landes, Kyle 12 Hamilton Hei 59.48 2

19 503 Schildmeier, 12 Hamilton Hei 1:00.26 1

20 606 Grubaums, Ch 09 University 1:03.26 1

800 Meter Run

1 457 Pollock, Rob 12 Fishers 1:57.08 10

2 674 Berger, Samu 12 Zionsville 1:57.25 8

3 431 Williams, Da 11 Carmel 1:58.26 6

4 527 McConnell, C 11 Hamilton Sou 2:00.67 5

5 477 Gerulski, Au 12 Guerin Catho 2:01.10 4

6 412 George, Mich 10 Carmel 2:01.63 3

7 524 Knight, Kyle 12 Hamilton Sou 2:02.27 2

8 615 Baxter, Rigg 09 Western Boone 2:02.85 1

9 454 Mattiuz, Bre 11 Fishers 2:04.15

10 623 Mosley, Kano 10 Western Boone 2:09.63

11 491 Borders, Cod 11 Hamilton Hei 2:12.12

12 544 Burger, Drak 11 Lebanon 2:19.37

1600 Meter Run

1 532 Reeder, Troy 11 Hamilton Sou 4:16.49 STAN 10

2 674 Berger, Sam 12 Zionsville 4:17.91 STAN 8

3 476 Garrett, Kent 12 Guerin Catho 4:19.37 6

4 540 Zoumbaris, A 11 Hamilton Sou 4:27.12 5

5 405 Browning, El 12 Carmel 4:29.84 4

6 430 Turner, Core 11 Carmel 4:31.10 3

7 489 Taylor, Joe 10 Guerin Catho 4:32.92 2

8 446 Heiniger, Co 11 Fishers 4:32.94 1

9 647 DuVall, Kyle 11 Westfield 4:34.12

10 668 Worthington, 10 Westfield 4:40.21

11 676 Conrad, Ryan 11 Zionsville 4:44.20

Boys 3200 Meter Run

1 476 Garrett, Kent 12 Guerin Catho 9:27.05 10

2 505 Andritch, Ja 12 Hamilton Sou 9:29.39 8

3 406 Browning, Ro 10 Carmel 9:29.40 6

4 590 Roudebush, S 12 Noblesville 9:31.79 5

5 522 Hitchcock, S 12 Hamilton Sou 9:36.58 4

6 449 Kraft, Calvi 10 Fishers 9:39.40 3

7 456 Pensinger, A 12 Fishers 9:54.23 2

8 502 Schildmeier, 09 Hamilton Hei 9:55.10 1

9 658 Rinne, Colin 10 Westfield 9:58.63

110 Meter Hurdles

1 510 Bray, Zach 12 Hamilton Sou 14.38 STAN NWI 10

2 452 Leamer, Max 11 Fishers 14.41 STAN NWI 8

3 414 Herman, Jimmy 12 Carmel 14.54 STAN NWI 6

4 539 Wright, Jaco 10 Hamilton Sou 14.82 NWI 5

5 644 Curry, Steph 11 Westfield 14.91 NWI 4

6 420 Martinez, Tr 12 Carmel 15.16 NWI 3

7 625 Nicley, Cale 12 Western Boone 15.85 NWI 2

8 620 Garrity, Tho 12 Western Boone 16.06 NWI 1

9 600 King, Logan 11 Sheridan 16.78 NWI

300 Meter Hurdles

1 510 Bray, Zach 12 Hamilton Sou 37.88*STAN 3 10

2 533 Reitzug, Zach 11 Hamilton Sou 37.89*STAN 3 8

3 539 Wright, Jacob 10 Hamilton Sou 38.65 STAN 3 6

4 407 Collins, Gar 10 Carmel 39.15 3 5

5 452 Leamer, Max 11 Fishers 39.48 3 4

6 644 Curry, Steph 11 Westfield 39.56 3 3

7 420 Martinez, Tr 12 Carmel 40.70 3 2

8 571 Borthwick, S 12 Noblesville 40.86 3 1

9 483 Meyer, Alex 12 Guerin Catho 41.10 2

10 625 Nicley, Cale 12 Western Boone 41.22 2

11 620 Garrity, Tho 12 Western Boone 41.33 2

12 587 O’Reilly, Mi 10 Noblesville 41.50 3

13 659 Roach, Micha 12 Westfield 42.62 2

14 443 Gallant, Ros 11 Fishers 42.99 2

15 683 Lupinski, Jo 10 Zionsville 43.55 2

16 486 Schultz, Kyl 09 Guerin Catho 43.89 2

17 550 Gonigam, Tyl 12 Lebanon 44.14 2

18 697 Wetmore, Ale 12 Zionsville 44.67 1

19 495 Harts, Hunte 11 Hamilton Hei 46.39 1

20 610 Mackasson, M 09 University 49.96 1

4×100 Meter Relay

1 Carmel ‘A’ 42.63 10

1) 407 Collins, Garrett 10 2) 418 Kehoe, Adam 12

3) 409 Ebikwo, Josh 10 4) 414 Herman, Jimmy 12

5) 416 James, Isaac 09 6) 403 Barlow, Blake 12

7) 423 Nwosu, Obinna 11 432 Woods, Zach 10

2 Hamilton Southeastern ‘A’ 43.45 8

1) 506 Badua, Phoenix 10 2) 520 Fuller, Khalid 10

3) 530 Polk, Cameron 10 4) 517 Davis, Ryan 11

5) 510 Bray, Zach 12 6) 515 Christensen, Taylor 11

7) 535 Smith, Deaon 11 537 Turner, Lloyd 10

3 Fishers ‘A’ 43.53 6

1) 433 Allen, Harvey 10 2) 452 Leamer, Max 11

3) 445 Harris, J-Shun 10 4) 451 Lassic, Tyler 12

5) 439 Campbell, Maurice 09 6) 455 Murray, Seth 11

7) 458 Riley, Seth 11 463 Sinkfield, Cecil 12

4 Noblesville ‘A’ 43.58 5

1) 568 Agnew, Tommy 10 2) 586 Nyeayea, Kehkeh 12

3) 589 Owens, Jake 09 4) 596 Swaim, Quentin 10

5) 570 Barnes, Eliot 12 6) 571 Borthwick, Sam 12

7) 595 Smith, Cody 10 574 Camp, Hayden 10

5 Guerin Catholic ‘A’ 43.85 4

1) 471 Buran, Tony 11 2) 473 Dehnke, Drew 10

3) 479 Howard, Connor 12 4) 483 Meyer, Alex 12

5) 467 Adams, Sammy 11 6) 486 Schultz, Kyle 09

6 Zionsville ‘A’ 44.40 3

1) 694 Stack, Ryan 12 2) 677 Geiser, Matthew 12

3) 679 Groen, Brian 12 4) 696 Wertz, Robert 11

5) 673 Bailey, Kyle 12 6) 695 Weeks, Jordan 12

7) 687 O’Brien, Tyler 11 700 Woodard, Joshua 11

7 Westfield ‘A’ 45.13 2

1) 659 Roach, Michael 12 2) 660 Robinson, Austin 12

3) 653 Grimes, Frank 10 4) 657 Reece, Devin 10

5) 645 Dartt, Austin 12 6) 648 Frank, Jacob 10

7) 664 Stewart, Trey 09 669 Wright, Kevin 11

8 Lebanon ‘A’ 46.22 1

1) 542 Bradley, Zac (Zachary) 11 2) 543 Breedlove, Garrett 12

3) 555 McQuern, Dru (Anthony) 10 4) 565 Unger, Zach (Zachary) 10

5) 563 Smith, Austin 09 6) 567 Wright, Chase 09

9 Western Boone ‘A’ 46.40

1) 626 Noonan, Michael 09 2) 622 Kyle, Conor 11

3) 624 Myers, Drew 12 4) 638 Wright, Trevor 12

5) 616 Bonty, Austin 11 6) 627 Norwick, Terry 10

7) 629 Parker, Steven 12 617 Butler, Kyler 12

4×400 Meter Relay

1 Hamilton Southeastern ‘A’ 3:19.03*STAN 2 10

1) 511 Brown, Nate 12 2) 518 Duffy, Tyler 12

3) 513 Calhoun, David 12 4) 533 Reitzug, Zach 11

5) 517 Davis, Ryan 11 6) 510 Bray, Zach 12

7) 516 Clayton, Warren 12 539 Wright, Jacob 10

2 Carmel ‘A’ 3:19.25*STAN 2 8

1) 411 Flannagan, Collin 12 2) 409 Ebikwo, Josh 10

3) 415 Holland, Bill 12 4) 432 Woods, Zach 10

5) 424 Redelman, Parker 10 6) 427 Scheffer, Joe 11

7) 429 Steinhardt, Brandon 12 407 Collins, Garrett 10

3 Fishers ‘A’ 3:23.63 2 6

1) 453 Manley, Diquis 11 2) 442 Foster, Nikko 11

3) 448 Johnson, Myles 12 4) 460 Ryan, Michael 10

5) 440 Chavis, Patrick 10 6) 457 Pollock, Robert 12

7) 452 Leamer, Max 11 461 Sahakian, Patrick 12

4 Noblesville ‘A’ 3:24.64 2 5

1) 585 Milkey, Max 10 2) 576 Duncan, Marqis 12

3) 589 Owens, Jake 09 4) 591 Schoening, Jack 12

5) 568 Agnew, Tommy 10 6) 587 O’Reilly, Michael 10

7) 571 Borthwick, Sam 12 578 Ginebaugh, Geoff 10

5 Zionsville ‘A’ 3:25.55 2 4

1) 673 Bailey, Kyle 12 2) 682 Kern, Adam 12

3) 674 Berger, Samuel 12 4) 684 McCullough, Cameron 12

5) 679 Groen, Brian 12 6) 670 Abbitt, Tyler 11

7) 676 Conrad, Ryan 11 698 Whitham, Jacob 11

6 Westfield ‘A’ 3:28.69 2 3

1) 640 Baker, Cody 12 2) 651 Gonzalez, Eric 10

3) 648 Frank, Jacob 10 4) 667 Wallace, Stephen 11

5) 643 Crawford, Johnny 09 6) 654 Grube, Daniel 11

7) 661 Rubicz, Ryan 09 645 Dartt, Austin 12

7 Guerin Catholic ‘A’ 3:32.84 2 2

1) 471 Buran, Tony 11 2) 478 Hitchcock, Jordan 09

3) 479 Howard, Connor 12 4) 483 Meyer, Alex 12

5) 473 Dehnke, Drew 10 6) 467 Adams, Sammy 11

7) 486 Schultz, Kyle 09

8 Western Boone ‘A’ 3:45.77 2 1

1) 615 Baxter, Riggs 09 2) 620 Garrity, Thomas 12

3) 629 Parker, Steven 12 4) 637 Windle, Austen 12

5) 626 Noonan, Michael 09 6) 628 Olsen, Drew 12

7) 623 Mosley, Kanon 10 625 Nicley, Caleb 12

9 Lebanon ‘A’ 3:47.2h 1

1) 542 Bradley, Zac (Zachary) 11 2) 545 Comage III, Tre (James) 11

3) 553 Maksymicz, Tanner 12 4) 552 Kaser, Jared 11

5) 547 Eldridge, Cody 12 6) 562 Sipe, Landon (Charles) 12

7) 567 Wright, Chase 09

10 University ‘A’ 3:53.4h 1

1) 607 Grubaums, Jonathan 11 2) 606 Grubaums, Christian 09

3) 613 Murdock, Anthony 10 4) 614 Nerney, Jake 10

5) 608 Hindi, Shakir 11 6) 610 Mackasson, Max 09

4×800 Meter Relay

1 Fishers ‘A’ 7:59.94 10

1) 442 Foster, Nikko 11 2) 454 Mattiuz, Brendon 11

3) 448 Johnson, Myles 12 4) 457 Pollock, Robert 12

5) 450 LaBonne, Chase 09 6) 446 Heiniger, Colton 11

7) 449 Kraft, Calvin 10 464 Warren, Tyler 10

2 Carmel ‘A’ 8:02.73 8

1) 412 George, Michael 10 2) 421 McMahon, Collin 10

3) 431 Williams, Daniel 11 4) 410 Evelo, John 12

5) 402 Appleton, Patrick 11 6) 406 Browning, Robert 10

7) 430 Turner, Corey 11 405 Browning, Elliott 12

3 Hamilton Southeastern ‘A’ 8:03.44 6

1) 508 Barclay, Drew 10 2) 524 Knight, Kyle 12

3) 512 Burkert, Michael 12 4) 527 McConnell, Cody 11

5) 522 Hitchcock, Sawyer 12 6) 509 Becker, Andrew 11

7) 519 Eckhart, Alex 10 540 Zoumbaris, Alex 11

4 Westfield ‘A’ 8:06.67 5

1) 658 Rinne, Colin 10 2) 651 Gonzalez, Eric 10

3) 663 Sobczak, Sam 12 4) 652 Grimes, Caleb 11

5) 656 Leversen, Alex 12 6) 639 Bailey, Matt 09

7) 647 DuVall, Kyle 11 668 Worthington, Ethan 10

5 Zionsville ‘A’ 8:07.50 4

1) 670 Abbitt, Tyler 11 2) 675 Bixler, Graham 12

3) 684 McCullough, Cameron 12 4) 680 Herhusky, Mason 11

5) 681 Keen, Tyler 11 6) 676 Conrad, Ryan 11

7) 686 Niksch, Alexander 11 688 Rice, Brian 10

6 Noblesville ‘A’ 8:21.18 3

1) 583 Lemna, Joe 10 2) 584 Marowski, Kyle 10

3) 598 Waterman, Josh 11 4) 593 Sellers, John 11

5) 594 Small, Jimmy 11 6) 597 Warne, Jordan 09

7) 590 Roudebush, Sam 12 599 Willis, Daniel 10

7 Western Boone ‘A’ 8:26.78 2

1) 615 Baxter, Riggs 09 2) 628 Olsen, Drew 12

3) 637 Windle, Austen 12 4) 623 Mosley, Kanon 10

5) 618 Clutter, Davis 11 6) 635 Wade, Zach 10

7) 619 Foxworthy, Justin 11 638 Wright, Trevor 12

8 Guerin Catholic ‘A’ 8:54.63 1

1) 469 Bentivoglio, Andrew 10 2) 470 Bluish, Christopher 09

3) 472 Curtis, Kip 09 4) 481 Macke, Matt 12

5) 476 Garrett, Kent 12 6) 477 Gerulski, Austin 12

7) 468 Anderson, Jack 10 489 Taylor, Joe 10

High Jump

1 662 Simmons, Dej 12 Westfield 6-07.50 STAN 10

2 529 Murray, Bren 12 Hamilton Sou 6-04.50 8

3 435 Belmontes, E 10 Fishers 6-03.50 6

4 525 Marshall, Aa 12 Hamilton Sou J6-03.50 5

5 545 Comage III, 11 Lebanon 6-02.50 4

6 459 Rogers, Jake 11 Fishers 6-00.50 3

7 425 Rosenberg, C 11 Carmel J6-00.50 1.50

7 416 James, Isaac 09 Carmel J6-00.50 1.50

9 657 Reece, Devin 10 Westfield J6-00.50

10 572 Brown, Jamie 10 Noblesville J6-00.50

Pole Vault

1 534 Schuck, Nath 12 Hamilton Sou 15-01.00*STAN 10

2 580 Grossman, Se 10 Noblesville 13-06.00 8

3 666 Waite, Paul 10 Westfield J13-06.00 6

4 579 Grossman, Ad 12 Noblesville 13-00.00 5

5 538 Witte, Josh 12 Hamilton Sou 12-06.00 4

6 426 Sasseman, Mi 12 Carmel J12-06.00 3

7 695 Weeks, Jorda 12 Zionsville 12-00.00 2

8 672 Anliker, Kar 12 Zionsville J12-00.00 1

Long Jump

1 515 Christensen, 11 Hamilton Sou 21-08.75 STAN NWI 10

2 533 Reitzug, Zach 11 Hamilton Sou 21-08.50 STAN NWI 8

3 576 Duncan, Marq 12 Noblesville 21-02.25 NWI 6

4 403 Barlow, Blak 12 Carmel 20-11.50 NWI 5

5 662 Simmons, Dej 12 Westfield 20-09.50 NWI 4

6 615 Baxter, Rigg 09 Western Boone 20-07.75 NWI 3

7 425 Rosenberg, C 11 Carmel 20-05.75 NWI 2

8 436 Berndt, Domi 10 Fishers 20-00.00 NWI 1

Shot Put

1 422 Newton, Lang 12 Carmel 57-04.25 STAN 10

2 408 Duncan, Jale 12 Carmel 54-06.50 STAN 8

3 546 Day, Jack 12 Lebanon 50-01.75 6

4 569 Allman, Ryan 12 Noblesville 49-09.25 5

5 573 Bulger, Trac 09 Noblesville 48-11.50 4

6 650 Gilchrist, A 11 Westfield 48-06.75 3

7 474 Evans, Shelb 12 Guerin Catho 48-04.75 2

8 602 Miller, Nath 12 Sheridan 47-03.25 1

Discus Throw

1 422 Newton, Lang 12 Carmel 188-01.00*STAN 10

2 474 Evans, Shelb 12 Guerin Catho 162-02.00 8

3 414 Herman, Jimm 12 Carmel 159-05.00 6

4 523 Hogan, Austi 10 Hamilton Sou 151-09.00 5

5 444 Gorge, Zach 12 Fishers 149-01.00 4

6 541 Barricklow, 11 Lebanon 143-10.00 3

7 685 Morrison, Ja 11 Zionsville 143-09.00 2

8 437 Buse, Alex 11 Fishers 140-03.00 1