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2009 NEPSAC Girls’ Basketball Tournament Application

Posted on 26 January 2009 by .

 2009 NEPSAC GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT APPLICATION

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HCC Daily Scoreboard: Saturday, January 24

Posted on 25 January 2009 by .

Here is your Hoosier Crossroads Conference Daily Scoreboard for Saturday, January 24.

Boys Basketball
McCutcheon 53, Twin Lakes 34
Mooresville 62, Avon 54
Zionsville 43, Indianapolis Roncalli 38

Girls Basketball
4A #4 Hamilton Southeastern 80, 4A #11 Lafayette Jefferson 62 – The Royals clinched at least a share of the Hoosier Crossroads Conference title as senior Courtney Osborn scored 32 points to help Southeastern improve to 8-0 in the league.
4A #7 Fishers 63, Greenwood 48
Avon 35, Harrison (West Lafayette) 15
Noblesville 75, Zionsville 33
Westfield 55, Brownsburg 39
3A #2 Benton Central 59, McCutcheon 45

Boys Swimming & Diving
Noblesville 102, Brownsburg 83
Crawfordsville Invitational – Westfield won the meet with 628 points and McCutcheon finished fifth with 396 points.

Girls Swimming & Diving
#9 Noblesville 125, Brownsburg 60
Crawfordsville Invitational – #8 Westfield finished second with 525.5 points and McCutcheon came home in fifth place with 316 points. Brebeuf Jesuit won the meet with a score of 606.5 points.

Wrestling
2009 Conference Meet Results (Top-5)
1. Avon 221.5
2. Westfield 148
3. Brownsburg 141
4. Fishers 136.5
5. Harrison (West Lafayette) 133

Gymnastics
Lafayette Jefferson 92.45, Southmont 90.625

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Wrestling: 2009 Hoosier Crossroads Conference Meet Results

Posted on 25 January 2009 by .

Here are both the final team standings and the championship match results from all 14 weight classes at the 2009 Hoosier Crossroads Conference wrestling meet which was held on January 24 at Lafayette Jeff’s Crawley Center.

Team Results
1. Avon – 221.5
2. Westfield – 148
3. Brownsburg – 141
4. Fishers – 136.5
5. Harrison (West Lafayette) – 133
6. McCutcheon – 115.5
7. Zionsville – 110.5
8. Lafayette Jefferson – 105
9. Noblesville – 103
10. Hamilton Southeastern – 52

Championship Match Results
103 lbs. – Reise Overby (Harrison) defeated Jason Sipher (Fishers) by decision (8-6)
112 lbs. – Blaine Hall (Avon) defeated Tyler Gadient (Noblesville) by decision (5-0)
119 lbs. – Justin Fuller (Brownsburg) defeated Brady White (Westfield) by tech fall (19-2)
125 lbs. – Ezra Penn (Harrison) defeated Oscar Trujillo (Lafayette Jeff) by major decision (11-2)
130 lbs. – Michael Lovitt (Noblesville) defeated John Floor (Westfield) by decision (4-1)
135 lbs. – Matt Rassbach (Avon) defeated Dusty Youngs (Zionsville) by decision (10-5)
140 lbs. – Trey Grayson (Lafayette Jeff) defeated Joe Lile (Fishers) by decision (7-6)
145 lbs. – Drew Brogden (Zionsville) defeated Corbin Richards (Avon) by decision (8-4)
152 lbs. – Max Youngs (Zionsville) defeated Isaiah Alfs (Avon) by decision (3-1)
160 lbs. – Dalton Jones (Avon) defeated R.V. Peter (Westfield) by decision (6-2)
171 lbs. – Cole Brandt (Avon) defeated Tyler McCoy (McCutcheon) by decision (5-1)
189 lbs. – Andrew Leach (Avon) defeated Patrick Lux (Fishers) by decision (2-1)
215 lbs. – Adam Howland (Brownsburg) defeated Paul Parsley (Westfield) by decision (9-6)
285 lbs. – Nate Richey (Brownsburg) defeated F.N. Lutz III (Harrison) by fall (1:29)  
 

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BB: Hamilton SE rebounds from 15 down to dump host Avon, 58-51

Posted on 24 January 2009 by .

By Jeff Hodge
Contributing Writer

AVON – Hamilton Southeastern took a beating early in its Jan. 23 Hoosier Crossroads Conference road tilt at Avon, but the Royals roared back with a 23-10 fourth-quarter effort to escape with a 58-51 victory.

Avon pushed a 6-0 lead after nearly four minutes up to 18-6 to end the first period. The Orioles then extended the lead to 21-6 on a 3-pointer by senior guard Darrian Mikell to open the second quarter.

But Hamilton Southeastern (7-6, 4-2) went on a 9-0 run over the next 2:43 to close the gap to 21-15. The Royals rallied after switching to a 1-3-1 trapping defense and forcing several Avon turnovers that turned into easy baskets.

At the half, Avon clung to a 28-23 lead.

The second half continued to be a game of runs by both teams. Avon (7-6, 1-3) opened the third quarter with a 10-2 spurt to jack the lead back up to 38-25 at the 4:36 mark, and the Orioles once again appeared to be in control.

Yet HSE continued to pressure the Orioles and clawed its way back into the game, and the deficit was down to a half-dozen at 41-35 after three. Southeastern then outscored Avon 23-10 in the fourth quarter to pull out the win.

Hamilton Southeastern was led by senior Charlie Duffy’s 15 points, with junior Zach Starr adding 12. The Royals next host Lawrence Central (4-5) Jan. 27.

Avon sophomore JaJuan Sarver scored a game-high 16 points and 6’7″ freshman Austin Burgett had 13 for Avon, which travels to Mooresville Jan. 24.

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W: HCC teams face tough road in state tournament

Posted on 22 January 2009 by .

The State Wrestling tournament gets underway with sectionals at 32 sites on Saturday, January 31st. For those not familiar with the format, it can be a little confusing. Individual wrestlers advance from the sectionals and continue on through individual regionals and semi-states on their road to Indianapolis for the finals. Only the team winner at the sectional level advances in the team tournament. They will advance to one of four eight team regionals and then on to an eight team final the week after the individual state finals.

Here is a look at the path for the Hoosier Crossroads Conference teams.

LAFAYETTE JEFFERSON SECTIONAL —Lafayette Jeff, Harrison, McCutcheon — Winner will face the winner at Twin Lakes in the Peru regional.

ZIONSVILLE SECTIONAL — Zionsville, Fishers, Westfield, Hamilton Southeastern — Winner will face the winner at Crawfordsville in the North Montgomery regional

HAMILTON HEIGHTS SECTIONAL — Noblesville — Winner will face winner at Lawrence Central in the North Montgomery regional

AVON SECTIONAL — Avon, Brownsburg — Winner will face winner at Decatur Central in the Greencastle regional.

The draw marks an especially difficult road for the cluster of HCC teams in the Zionsville sectional. They must first jump the hurdle of a tough Carmel squad in the sectional. If one of them passes that test, they will then feed into a difficult regional at North Montgomery where the likes of Lawrence North, Cathedral, and Southmont could await.

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HCC Daily Scoreboard: Saturday, January 10

Posted on 11 January 2009 by .

Here is your Hoosier Crossroads Conference Daily Scoreboard for Saturday, January 10.

Boys Basketball
Fishers 86, Lebanon 57 – Fishers won its fourth straight game and improved to 6-5.
Hamilton Southeastern 72, Muncie Central 55 – The Royals swept both games of a double weekend and upped their record to 6-5.
Noblesville 55, North Judson 38 – The Millers are 7-2.
Zionsville 68, 2A #10 Guerin Catholic 57 – The Eagles are 10-1 and have won seven consecutive games.
Indianapolis Broad Ripple 70, Westfield 63 – The Shamrocks dropped their second straight game to fall to 3-6.
Kokomo 55, McCutcheon 24 – McCutcheon lost its second straight game to fall to .500 on the season at 5-5.
Logansport 71, Harrison (West Lafayette) 67 (OT) – The Raiders suffered their third consecutive defeat to fall to 3-7.  

Hendricks County Tournament
Third place game: Avon 57, Tri-West 49 – Avon improved to 7-4.
Championship game: Plainfield 73, Brownsburg 65 – Brownsburg had its six-game winning streak snapped and dropped to 6-4 on the season.

Girls Basketball
4A #4 Hamilton Southeastern 38, McCutcheon 16 – HSE improved to 13-1 (6-0 HCC) after winning its fourth straight game. McCutcheon dropped to 7-8 (3-4 HCC).
Lafayette Jefferson 77, Brownsburg 52 – The Bronchos won their sixth straight ballgame to improve to 12-3 (4-2 HCC). Brownsburg had a two-game winning streak halted and fell to 4-10 (2-3 HCC).
Westfield 39, Avon 26 – The Shamrocks upped their record to 13-2 (4-2 HCC) after winning for the 11th straight time. Avon is 7-7 (1-5 HCC).
Noblesville 59, Mt. Vernon (Fortville) 49 – Noblesville won its fifth straight game to improve to 8-5.
Zionsville 62, Guerin Catholic 24 – Zionsville is 4-9.
2A #1 Heritage Christian 59, 4A #6 Fishers 48 (OT) – The Tigers had their 10-game winning streak snapped by the top-ranked 2A Eagles.
Twin Lakes 42, Harrison (West Lafayette) 34 – Harrison fell to 0-14.

Boys Swimming & Diving
Hoosier Crossroads Conference Meet @ Noblesville
Final Team Standings
1. Fishers 374.5
2. Westfield 285
3. #9 Hamilton Southeastern 284
4. Noblesville 263.5
5. Zionsville 230
6. Brownsburg 223
7. Avon 203
8. McCutcheon 156
9. Lafayette Jefferson 96
10. Harrison (West Lafayette) 84

Girls Swimming & Diving
Hoosier Crossroads Conference Meet @ Noblesville
Final Team Standings
1. #2 Hamilton Southeastern 415.5
2. #9 Noblesville 330
3. #18 Fishers 290
4. #8 Westfield 275
5. #14 Zionsville 255.5
6. Avon 175
7. Brownsburg 137.5
8. McCutcheon 125.5
9. Lafayette Jefferson123
10. Harrison (West Lafayette) 58

Wrestling
Noblesville Triple Duals
Noblesville 34, Pike 31
Noblesville 65, Elwood 12
Noblesville 34, Lebanon 33

North Central (Indianapolis) Invitational
Hamilton Southeastern 45, Shelbyville 21
Hamilton Southeastern 44, Western Boone 21
North Central (Indianapolis) 45, Hamilton Southeastern 23
#5 Cathedral 67, Hamilton Southeastern 9
Greenfield-Central 40, Hamilton Southeastern 18

Lafayette Jefferson Senior Duals
Lafayette Jeff 54, Benton Central 18
Lafayette Jeff 51, Frankfort 20
Lafayette Jeff 72, Attica 6
Lafayette Jeff 59, Carroll 16
Lafayette Jeff 67, Central Catholic 12

Crawfordsville Invitational – #20 Westfield took the title with 238 points and McCutcheon was the runner-up with 181 points.

Don’t see your team’s score or results listed? Well, please e-mail
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HCC Daily Scoreboard: Friday, January 9

Posted on 10 January 2009 by .

Here is your Hoosier Crossroads Conference Daily Scoreboard for Friday, January 9.

Boys Basketball
Zionsville 83, Lafayette Jefferson 52 – Zionsville (9-1, 3-1 HCC) handed the Bronchos (7-6, 1-2 HCC) their worst defeat since a 39-point setback to Marion in January of 2000. The Eagles have won six straight games since losing to Brownsburg by four points on Dec. 12.

Fishers 71, Westfield 56 – Fishers (5-5, 3-1 HCC) won its third straight game. Westfield dropped to 3-5 (0-3 HCC).

Hamilton Southeastern 63, Harrison (West Lafayette) 26 – The Royals snapped a five game losing streak and improved to 5-5 (3-1 HCC). Harrison is 3-6 (1-3 HCC).

Noblesville 58, McCutcheon 46 – Noblesville improved to 6-2 (2-1 HCC) and McCutcheon fell to 5-4 (0-2 HCC).

Hendricks County Tournament Semifinals @ Danville
Plainfield 56, Avon 55 (OT) – The loss dropped the Orioles to 6-4.

Brownsburg 73, Tri-West 36 – The win puts the Bulldogs (6-3) up against the Plainfield Quakers in the championship game of the tournament on Saturday at 7:30 P.M.

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HCC Daily Scoreboard: Thursday, January 8

Posted on 09 January 2009 by .

Here is your Hoosier Crossroads Conference Daily Scoreboard for Thursday, January 8.

Girls Basketball
Brownsburg 43, Avon 33 – Brownsburg won its second straight game to improve to 4-9 (2-2 HCC). Avon dropped to 7-6 (1-4 HCC).
Noblesville 67, Harrison (West Lafayette) 37 – The Millers won their fourth in a row to improve 7-5 (4-1 HCC). Harrison fell to 0-13 (0-5 HCC).
Lafayette Jefferson 82, Indianapolis Bishop Chatard 66 – The Bronchos (11-3) had four players reach double figures in the non-conference victory over the Trojans.

Boys Swimming & Diving
Westfield 139, Roncalli 43

Girls Swimming & Diving
#8 Westfield 128, Roncalli 58

Wrestling
Avon 29, McCutcheon 21
Zionsville 34, Lebanon 32
Mt. Vernon (Fortville) 38, Hamilton Southeastern 24

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HCC Daily Scoreboard: Wednesday, January 7

Posted on 08 January 2009 by .

Here is your Hoosier Crossroads Conference Daily Scoreboard for Wednesday, January 7.

Boys Basketball
Hendricks County Tournament @ Danville
Avon 44, 3A #3 Danville 37 – The Orioles improved to 6-3 and will meet Plainfield on Friday, Jan. 9 at 6:00 P.M. in the semifinals of the tournament.

Girls Basketball
Westfield 62, Covenant Christian 43 – Shelby Blasingame scored 26 points in helping the Shamrocks (12-2) win their tenth straight game.

Wrestling
Hamilton Heights 43, #20 Westfield 26

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BB Hendricks County: Avon ousts 3A #3 Danville, 44-35

Posted on 08 January 2009 by .

By Mike McGraw
Executive Director

Early in the season, Danville downed Avon in a close contest, 70-67. The Orioles learned a couple of lessons from that game.

First, they realized they needed to slow the pace in their Jan. 7 rematch in the first round of the Hendricks County Tournament. Secondly, they had to control Purdue-boundTravis Carroll, Class 3A No. 3 Danville’s talented post man and primary offensive weapon.

Consider both objectives met. Avon downed the Warriors, 44-35, on Wednesday evening.

If you are going to slow the pace, you have to have the lead. Avon accomplished that in the first half. The initial quarter ended just 6-4 in favor of the Orioles.

The second stanza was a case of runs by each team. Danville (8-2, the other loss 52-50 to 4A No. 6 Marion) opened the period with a 6-0 run to take a four-point lead. That was followed by what, in retrospect, was the most important stretch of the game.

Avon ended the quarter scoring 10 straight points and took a 16-10 lead at intermission. That ensured the rest of the game would be played as they wanted it to be.

More importantly, the Orioles held Carroll scoreless in the first half.
 
That was not the case in the second half. Carroll scored 11 points in the final two quarters to keep the Warriors close.

However, Avon hit the key free throws it needed down the stretch to preserve the victory. The Orioles will now face Plainfield in the semifinals on Friday night.

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