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BULLDOGS STILL PERFECT Beat Arlington, 64-54 By Jon Reiter of The Evening News & Tribune
New Albany’s path towards an undefeated regular season continued Saturday night at the Doghouse, with the Bulldogs coming away with a 64-54 victory over visiting Indianapolis Arlington. Full StoryBC RECOVERS FOR HOME WIN BC downs Mitchell after Friday's OT loss
It would have been easy for Brownstown Central to have a sluggish performance after Friday's 68-65 overtime loss at Eastern.
But the Braves battled on Saturday, easily knocking off Mitchell, 58-38. Full Story HIGHLANDERS STORM BACK Beat Scottsburg, 63-60
The Floyd Central boys’ basketball team sent their seniors out in a big way on Saturday night, rallying in the fourth quarter to post a 63-60 victory over Scottsburg. Full StoryBRAVES WIN SIXTH STRAIGHT
Borden stayed red hot, winning its third consecutive road game and sixth straight overall by toppling host Springs Valley, 56-30.
The Braves (14-4) have not lost since Jan. 19, when they fell 60-56 at Henryville in a game that would have given them an outright Southern Athletic Conference title. Full Story GENERALS WIN AT HOME
Clarksville was finally able to get back into the win column on Saturday night, beating Washington Catholic at home, 62-49.
The Generals (6-13) grabbed a 23-14 advantage through one quarter and held a 35-23 cushion at halftime — helping end a three-game losing streak. Full Story
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Saturday's Girls Regional Headlines AUSTIN WINS FIRST REGIONAL SINCE 1999 OLYMPIANS WIN SECOND STRAIGHT REGIONAL Panthers' Comeback Comes Up Short OGLE, BARBER LEAD OLYMPIANS TO CROWN It's East's second straight regional title By Greg Mengelt of Inside the Game
Jordan Ogle scored 47 points and McKayla Barber had 33 points and 33 rebounds in two games as Columbus East won its second straight regional crown.
The Olympians topped Seymour, 82-67 in the semifinal, before knocking off Martinsville in the title game, 63-48.
The 11th-ranked Olympians will face No. 5 Carmel -- an upset winner over No. 1 Ben Davis -- in next Saturday's Southern Semistate. That game will be played either at Southport or Jeffersonville. Full StoryJONES LEADS AUSTIN TO REGIONAL TITLE Her 55 points helps Eagles to first regional title since 1999
Austin sophomore Chelsea Jones scored 55 points in two games, leading Austin to its first regional championship since 1999.
The Eagles topped Tell City in the morning session, 65-52, then held off Eastern Greene, 67-62 in the title game.
Austin will face Class 2A's No. 1 team, Heritage Christian -- the two-time defending Class 2A champions -- in next Saturday's Southern Semistate. The contest will be held at either Southport or Jeffersonville. Full StoryPANTHERS' COMEBACK FALLS SHOTS Corydon Central eliminated by Vincennes, 65-60 By Greg Mengelt of Inside the Game
Like in last week's Sectional 30 title game, Corydon Central made a big fourth-quarter run in its Class 3A Regional semifinal game against Vincennes.
This time, however, the Panthers came up just short in a 65-60 loss.
Corydon trailed Vincennes, which went on to win the regional over Gibson Southern, by as many as 16 points in the third quarter. The Panthers got back within three points with the ball, but failed to convert on a shot in the lane with 10 seconds remaining. The Alices clinched the victory at the free throw line. Full StoryInside the Game & www.itg-sports.com
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Girls Basketball Semistates Class 4A Columbus East 82, Seymour 67 Martinsville 61, Castle 37 Next Week's Championship Game Columbus East 63, Martinsville 48
Class 3A at Jasper First Round Vincennes 65, Corydon Central 60 Gibson Southern 60, Owen Valley 50 Championship Game Vincennes 45, Gibson Southern 41
Class 2A at Forest Park First Round Eastern Greene 49, Covenant Christian 44 Austin 65, Tell City 52 Championship Game Austin 67, Eastern Greene 62
Next Saturday's Girls Semistates (Locations to be determined) Class 4A Columbus East vs. Carmel FW South vs. SB Washington
Class 3A Wawasee vs. Plymouth Vincennes vs. Chatard
Class 2A Austin vs. Heritage Christian Oak Hill vs. Garrett
Class A Northeast Dubois vs. University Southern Wells vs. FW Canterbury
Saturday's Boys Games Brownstown Central 58, Mitchell 38 Borden 56, Springs Valley 60 Clarksville 62, Washington Catholic 49 Floyd Central 63, Scottsburg 60 New Albany 64, Indianapolis Arlington 54 |
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Girls HHC Standings *Columbus East 6-1 (20-5 overall) Bedford NL 5-2 (16-7 overall) Jennings County 4-3 (16-5 overall) Seymour 4-3 (18-5 overall) Jeffersonville 4-3 (15-6 overall) New Albany 3-4 (11-10 overall)
*2007-08 HHC Champions Bold-Still Alive in Playoffs |
Girls MSC Standings
*Austin 9-0 (22-3 overall)
North Harrison 7-2 (13-9 overall)
Brownstown Central 6-3 (13-9 overall)
Corydon Central 5-4 (15-9 overall)
Salem 5-4 (11-11 overall)
*2007-08 MSC Champions Bold-Still
Alive in Playoffs |
Girls SAC Standings
*New Washington 5-0 (15-6 overall)
*2007-08 SAC Champions Bold-Still
Alive in Playoffs |
Girls Independents Standings Christian Academy 8-15 overall Providence 4-18 overall Rock Creek Christian 3-18 overall
Bold-Still Alive in Playoffs |
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Boys HHC Standings
*New Albany 7-0 (21-0 overall)
*2007-08 HHC Champions |
Boys MSC Standings
*Charlestown 8-1 (15-3 overall)
Corydon Central 3-6 (6-13 overall)
North Harrison 2-7 (4-15 overall)
Austin 0-9 (4-15 overall)
*2007-08 MSC Co-Champions |
Boys SAC Standings
*Borden 4-1 (14-4 overall)
*2007-08 SAC Tri-Champions |
Boys Independents Standings Christian Academy 13-6 Overall Providence 11-7 Overall Rock Creek Academy 11-9 Overall
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