By Jessica Brooks
Staff Writer
WEST LAFAYETTE – Harrison (West Lafayette) threw a 4-0 shutout at Crawfordsville Oct. 18 to capture the West Lafayette Regional championship.
Coach Chris Castro credits his players’ success to their hard training all season.
“Our strengths come from all the training we’ve put in through the week,” Castro said. “Our boys are really getting everything where it should be – we’re not overlooking anything.
“We’re actually playing every team the way we should be playing all year.”
Harrison (13-6-1) defeated McCutcheon, 3-0, in Wednesday’s semifinal, while Crawfordsville had posted a 3-1 victory over Tipton. Harrison now moves on Oct. 25 to the Crown Point semistate, where the Raiders will face No. 17 Munster (17-1-1) in the second semifinal.
The winner of that match will challenge the survivor of Mishawaka Marian (13-6) vs. LaPorte (8-11-1) for a berth in the Nov. 1 state finals.
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