Avon Orioles | Archive | January, 2010

W: WOW! What a day for the HCC in sectional action

Posted on 31 January 2010 by .

 

Mike McGraw

Hoosier Authority


If the HCC
has ever had a better day in tournament wrestling, it would be hard to remember.
Four conference teams were crowned team champions during sectional action
Saturday. At least one of those, Hamilton Southeastern, can be considered a
significant upset. The league claimed two more second place finishes.

 

Southeastern
edged Carmel by just two points to win the title at Zionsville. The Royals
turned in an unbelievable performance in terms of depth in taking the tough
field to task. They advanced nine wrestlers to regional competition and claimed
four champions. Three other HCC teams were in that field. Westfield claimed
third while advancing seven individuals and crowning one champion. Zionsville
was fourth, again advancing seven with one champion. Fishers finished sixth,
but advanced five to regional competition.

 

Speaking of
depth, try this on for size. Noblesville won the team title at Hamilton Heights
while crowning only one champion. The Millers did advance 11 grapplers,
including five fourth place finishes which was the difference in the team race.

 

Avon took
the title at its own sectional with Brownsburg right behind. The Bulldogs
actually advanced more people to regional competition, nine to Avon’s eight.
However, Brownsburg had no individual champions while Avon took the title in
three weight classes.

 

Harrison was
the fourth HCC team to capture a team title. The Raiders bested McCutcheon to
claim the title. Lafayette Jeff finished fourth in the field. It took
everything Harrison had to hold off the Mavericks. They advanced ten wrestlers
and crowned four champions. McCutcheon showed great depth in advancing 13 to
the next level, but had only one individual take a crown. Lafayette Jeff advanced
nine with three taking titles.

 

As a whole,
the HCC advanced a whopping 88 individuals to the regional round and captured
19 individual titles. They also have the most teams of any conference in the
state remaining in the team competition.

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BB: 4A #14 Hamilton SE comes back to down Avon, 55-49

Posted on 23 January 2010 by .

By E. Shawn Aylsworth
Managing Editor
FISHERS – Class 4A No. 14 Hamilton Southeastern got a 3-point basket from the right corner by sophomore guard Jacobby Bledsoe to end the third quarter by giving HSE a 40-38 lead, and the host Royals held on Jan. 22 in a 55-49 Hoosier Crossroads Conference victory over Avon.
Bledsoe, a 5’9” sophomore guard, had only five points, but he sparked the Royals (11-2) to a solid start of the final period as HSE moved out to a 45-38 lead. The Royals now stand at 5-1 in HCC play, good enough for a one-game lead over Zionsville (11-4, 4-2), a 66-55 home winner Friday night over Fishers (7-6, 3-3).
Avon (8-5) never recovered from losing the lead on Bledsoe’s last-second trifecta in falling from a second-place tie with Westfield (7-5) to a third-place tie with the Shamrocks in league play at 3-2. (After spotting Westfield a 9-5 lead after one period Friday night, 4A No. 10 visiting Noblesville (9-2, 2-2) roared back with a 26-7 second stanza en route to a 71-37 route.)
Gary Harris, a 6’4” sophomore guard, had 14 points for HSE, while 6’1” senior guard Zach Starr added 12. Six-foot-five junior forward Randy Gregory was a force on the boards with 11 rebounds for the Royals, who on Jan. 29 will host HCC foe McCutcheon (5-6, 1-2), a 46-44 Friday home league winner over Brownsburg (3-11, 0-5).
Kendall Griffin, a 6’5” junior guard, led all scorers with 26 points for Avon, which returns home Jan. 23 to host Mooresville (2-8), a 47-45 Friday overtime loser at home to arch-rival Plainfield (5-8).
In the HCC’s other Jan. 22 game, Lafayette Jefferson (9-5, 3-2), won 71-51 at Harrison (West Lafayette) (6-6, 1-4).
The box score:
Avon 9 13 16 11 – 49
Hamilton SE 8 13 19 15 – 55
Avon: Griffin 26, Burgett 9, Sarver 6, Blackmon 4, J. Miller 4, Mayberry 0, Grant 0, Dickison 0, L. Miller 0. 3-pointers: Griffin 3. Totals: 19 8-9 49
Hamilton Southeastern: Harris 14, Starr 12, Wheeler 8, Gregory 6, Kleinrichert 6, Bledsoe 5, Browne 2, Olson 2, Mrkaljevic 0. 3-pointers: Starr 2, Kleinrichert, Wheeler, Bledsoe. Totals: 18 14-16 55
The HCC standings (thru Jan. 22), courtesy of John Harrell’s website:
HOOSIER CROSSROADS
  Conf. All  Off.  Def.  Margin  Streak
Hamilton Southeastern 5-1 11-2 59.6 50.8 8.8 Won 6 
Zionsville 4-2 11-4 66.5 55.7 10.7 Won 2 
Lafayette Jefferson 3-2 9-5 71.5 61.6 9.9 Won 3 
Avon 3-2 8-5 59.0 51.9 7.1 Lost 1 
Westfield 3-2 7-5 54.8 57.8 -3.0 Lost 2 
Noblesville 2-2 9-2 57.8 47.9 9.9 Won 2 
Fishers 3-3 7-6 61.5 56.2 5.3 Lost 2 
McCutcheon 1-2 5-6 49.3 55.1 -5.8 Won 2 
Harrison (West Lafayette) 1-4 6-6 55.7 55.2 0.5 Lost 4 
Brownsburg 0-5 3-11 47.4 57.3 -9.9 Lost 3
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Annual “Friendly Games” between Noble and Greenough and Cotting School

Posted on 20 January 2010 by .

 Please click here to read the recent Boston Globe article about the annual “Friendly Games” between the Noble and Greenough School and The Cotting School of Lexington, MA.

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BB Hendricks County: 3A #2 Danville downs Avon, 58-49, for crown

Posted on 11 January 2010 by .

DANVILLE – Class 3A second-ranked Danville made it 2 for 2 this season over 4A neighboring Avon, downing the Orioles 58-49 on its home floor Jan. 9 to capture the Hendricks County Tournament title.
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Purdue-bound Travis Carroll led all scorers with 24 points and added 15 rebounds to help push the Warriors’ impressive record to 10-0. Jordan Weidner and Michael Humphrey joined the 6’10” senior in double figures with 10 points apiece.
For Danville, which turned a tight 31-25 contest at the half into an 80-54 blowout win the first time these teams met at Avon Dec. 4.
Avon (6-4) was led by the 14 points of junior Juan Sarver, while classmate Dominique Blackmon added 12 points and sophomore Austin Burgett had 10.
The win was Danville’s ninth county title, pushing the Warriors ahead of Avon (eight) for the third-most in Hendricks County history. Brownsburg leads the way with 18 county crowns, while Plainfield has a dozen.
In the evening’s consolation game, Brownsburg (3-8) overcame a game-high 24 points by Plainfield 6’4 junior Chris Page to slip past the Quakers (4-7), 54-52.
The box scores:
Avon 11 10 11 17 – 49
Danville 13 21 14 – 58
Avon: Sarver 14, Blackmon 12, Burgett 10, J. Miller 7, Griffin 4, Dickison 2, Mayberry 0. 3-pointers: Burgett 2, Sarver. Totals: 18 10-14 49
Danville: Carroll 24, Weidner 10, Humphrey 10, Hall 9, Mackey 3, Schaffer 2, Chalfant 0, Fields 0. 3-pointer: Mackey. Totals: 23 11-15 58
Brownsburg 17 11 13 13 – 54
Plainfield 11 21 11 9 – 52
Brownsburg: Runyon 11, T. Whetstone 10, Eldridge 16, Nibbs 8, Roach 3, Clifton 3, Paddock 2, Reagan 1, M. Whetstone 0, Hathaway 0, Shields 0. Totals: 20 5-8 54
Plainfield: Page 24, Walker 11, Cox 8, Johnson 6, Wheeler 3, Smith 0, Mershon 0, Brackney 0, Jones 0. Totals: 16 18-24 52
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Williston Northampton’s Conroy ’10 a Leader on the Court

Posted on 10 January 2010 by .

 Please click here to read a recent article from masslive.com featuring Williston Northampton’s Kristina Conroy, who recently reached the 1000 point milestone.

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BB: Mis season HCC summary

Posted on 08 January 2010 by .

 



The HCC office has released the mid-season summary of action on the hardwood. Here is a complete look at the way things shape up.




Contests through January 2, 2010

Report Date – January 5, 2010

                                               

 

 

GAME RESULTS, RECORDS, & CONFERENCE
STANDINGS

                                                                                                                                                                                        

Place

School

HCC

Overall

Games
December 22, 2009
through January 2, 2010

Off.

Ave.

Def.

Ave.

1st

Fishers

3-0

6-3

Kankakee Valley (W 102-43) &   Avon (W
62-61)

60.4

52.3

2nd

Avon

2-1

5-3

Fishers
(L 61-62)

58.0

52.8

2nd

Hamilton Southeastern

2-1

7-2

Huntington North
Tournament:  Huntington North (W 65-47)

& New Haven (W 75-50)

59.3

53.7

2nd 

Zionsville

2-1

9-3

New
Albany (W 62-54)

Hall of Fame Tournament:  Mt.
Vernon (L 40-52) & Princeton (W 72-58)

Zionsville Tournament: Carroll (W
42-47) & S.B. Washington (W 74-41)

66.3

54.0

5th

Harrison

1-1

6-2

Rensselaer
Central (W 51-430

59.0

48.0

5th

Noblesville

1-1

7-1
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W: HCC mid-season update

Posted on 04 January 2010 by .

 

 

 

 The HCC office has released a mid-season summary of action on the wrestling mats. Here is a complete look.

 

 

 


Contests through December 19, 2009

Report
Date:  December 22, 2009

                                               

 

 

 

TEAM
RECORDS and RESULTS

 

School

Record

Results
from December 7-19, 2009

 

Avon

2-7

Hendricks County Tournament – 1st Place

Perry Meridian Duals:  Perry Meridian (L 10-59); New Palestine (L 33-35);
Roncalli (L 24-35)

Duals:  Zionsville
(W 37-24) & Brownsburg (L 27-34)

 

Brownsburg

11-1

Hendricks County Tourney
– 1st Place

Zionsville Invitational – 5th Place

Dual:  McCutcheon (L 28-34)

 

Fishers

15-7

West
Lafayette Invite:  Tipton
(W 60-18), West Lafayette
(W 66-13), Harrison (L 32-40),

McCutcheon (L 24-47), & Benton Central (W 48-27)

New
Castle Invite:  Union County (W 52-26), Anderson (W 60-21), Mason, OH
(L 9-60),

Southwestern
(W 58-15), South Adams (L 33-34)

Regular Season Match:  Greenfield
Central (W 40-26)

 

Hamilton Southeastern

14-3

Richmond (W 51-16), Jennings County (W 67-10), Westfield
(W 30-27), Zionsville (L 21-39)

 

Harrison

18-10

Lafayette Jeff (L 31-34))

 

Lafayette Jeff

12-4

Calumet Duals – 10th
Place:  Southmont
(W 38-21), Floyd Central (W 49-21), Calumet
(L 30-33),

Lake Station (W 75-6), Munster (L 22-32)

Northwestern Duals – 2nd
Place: 
Northwestern (W 58-15), Marion (W 49-12), HSE (W 37-22),

F.W.
Bishop Luers (W 70-8), Adams Central (W
48-21)

Regular Season Matches:  Central Catholic (W 76-0), Harrison (W 34-31), HSE (W 37-22)

 

McCutcheon

2-3

Frankfort Duals:  1st
Place;  West Lafayette Super
Duals – 1st Place

Brownsburg
(W 34-28), HSE (W 45-19),
Harrison (W 30-26), Fishers (W 47-24)

Benton Central (W
64-15), Frankfort
(W 44-24), Kokomo
(W 51-15), North Montgomery (W 48-15)

 

Noblesville

14-5

New Palestine Invite – 3rd Place:  Greenfield Central (W 40-26), New Palestine (L 13-54),

Triton
Central (W 60-23), Mt.
Vernon (L 27-37), Union County (W 54-25)

Regular Season Matches:  HSE (W 37-23)

 

Westfield

19-5

HSE (W 27-30), Richmond (W 62-14), Zionsville (W 42-18),  Jennings County (W 66-6), Rossville (W 73-6), Kokomo (W 63-9), Munster (W 37-24),
Cathedral (L 31-35), Lawrence
North (W 34-33), Mishawaka
(L 7-57), Southmont (W 54-18), Noblesville
(W 49-19)

 

Zionsville

NA

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STATE RANKINGS

12.7.2009
– No HCC Teams Ranked

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