Harrison (West Lafayette) Raiders | Archive | May, 2009

Staff Report

Avon won the
2009 Hoosier Crossroads Conference team championship. Here is a look at some of
the final regular season statistics courtesy of the HCC office.

Top Individual
Outing in an 18 Hole Round                                 

                                                            (top scorer from each school)              

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Mike McGraw

Hoosier Authority

Some may
consider it sour grapes, but it is a fact. The schedule maker does the HCC no
favors in the state track tournament. While the MIC, a league no more spread
out than the HCC feeds into four different regionals, all ten HCC schools feed
into one regional. That is the meat grinder at West Lafayette. Therefore, the
HCC teams tend to beat each other up and reduce the number of athletes that
qualify to the next level. It happened again Tuesday evening. Despite the
handicap, the conference had a strong showing.

As they did
in the sectional, the Hamilton Southeastern Royals finished second to Carmel in
the competition. They amassed 77 points on the evening. Brownsburg was right
behind in third with 59 and Avon finished fourth with 36. 33 points were enough
to farner Harrison sixth place in the meet while Westfield was eighth with 30
markers. Fishers tied for ninth with 26 points while Noblesville scored 23,
good enough for 11^th. Lafayette Jeff was 14^th, Zionsville
17^th, and McCutcheon 20^th for the evening.

Here is a
look at the individual results from the West Lafayette Regional.

Event
1  Girls 4×800 Meter Relay

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State
Record: ^ 9:03.77  2006        , Chesterton                             

                         Harvey, Peller,
Bishel, Kehe                     

  Reg Record: * 9:16.31  5/20/2008  
Westfield, Westfield                     

                         K Love, M Bingham, W
Neer, B Ehrman               

 Complex Rec: # 9:16.31  5/20/2008  
Westfield, Westfield                     

                         K Love, M Bingham, W
Neer, B Ehrman              

                9:31.15  STAN

    School                                        
Seed     Finals                        H# Points

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Finals

  1 Carmel 
‘A’                                
9:27.20    9:32.28                   2  10  

     1) Bennett, Sarah 9                2) McCurdy, Kelly 12             

     3) Taff, Ellen 11                  4) Chitwood, Alex 10             

     5) Doron, Katie 11                 6) Wellman, Renee 9              

  2 Noblesville 
‘A’                            9:38.94   
9:40.41                   2   8  

     1) Willman, Helen 09               2) Cange, Tiffany 11             

     3) Runyon, Stephanie 12            4) Hance, Michelle 09            

     5) Bowles, Taylor 12               6) Maxwell, Abby 11              

  3 Westfield 
‘A’                             
9:40.81    9:43.06                   2   6  

     1) Smith, Bre’anna 11              2) Love, Kaitlyn 12              

     3) Strycker, Sarah 11              4) Denhardt, Brenna 10            

     5) Simons, Mackenzie 10            6) Cronin, Laura 10              

  4 West Lafayette  ‘A’                         9:51.58    9:48.87                  
2   5  

     1) Bittner, Emily 11               2) Daluga, Linsey 12             

     3) Jones, Taylor 10                4) Lewark, Kelsey 12             

     5) Goodman, Kaisa 10               6) Bernard, Jessica 09           

  5 Fishers 
‘A’                               
9:51.65    9:54.99                   2   4  

     1) Kadam, Taz 10                   2) Hines, Elizabeth 09           

     3) King, Mallory 09                4) Welk, Megan 12                

     5) Bartholomew, Maddie 09          6) Benshoof, Alli 12             

  6 Tri-County 
‘A’                           
10:39.58   10:00.50                   1   3  

     1) Ross, Kirstin 11                2) Sheldon, Amara 10             

     3) Manning, Melissa 11             4) Barbarich, Rose 09            

     5) Harper, Rachel 11               6)                                

  7 Harrison (West Lafayette)  ‘A’              9:58.75   10:03.72                  
2   2  

     1) Elmore, Amanda 12               2) Bond, Emily 10                

     3) Williams, Katie 09              4) Krauss, Rachel 11             

     5) Ragland, Rachel 11              6) Fraseur, Julia 10             

  8 Greencastle 
‘A’                          
10:25.59   10:24.78                   1   1  

     1) Gill, Emily 09                  2) Fear, Faith 10                

     3) Culler, Sara 11                 4) Martinez, Ivonne 11           

     5) Barger, Felicia 10              6) Beams, Sara 09                

  9 Lafayette Central Catholic  ‘A’           
10:18.86   10:28.32                   1

     1) DeBoy, Katie 11                 2) Eberle, Caroline 12           

     3) Spencer, Suzanne 11             4) Diener, Rebecca 12            

 10 McCutcheon 
‘A’                           
10:22.52   10:31.23                   1

     1) Solomon, Allison 09             2) Schamber, Sara 10             

     3) Maddox, Briana 09               4) Laffoon, Bethany 12           

     5) Cogswell, Chelsea 11            6) Pilotte, Jessica 11           

 11 Brownsburg 
‘A’                           
10:05.17   10:38.54                   2

     1) Lewis, Mary 11                  2) Jorman, Ebony 10              

     3) Wittig, Haley 11                4) Gleissner, Jenny 10           

     5) Miller, Haley 12                6) Goduto, Veronica 09           

 12 Avon 
‘A’                                  10:16.38   10:49.19                   1

     1) Kirchhoff, Katherine 10         2) Wheeler, Nicole 10            

     3) Heidorn, Taylor 10              4) Lucas, Rachel 10              

     5) Cokain, Audra 10                6) Nagy, Maya 10                 

 13 Fountain Central  ‘A’                      10:52.26   10:49.91                  
1

     1) Trueblood, Carolyn 09           2) Lowe, Nikki 11                

     3) Shoaf, Whitney 11               4) Sheldon, Mackenzie 10         

     5) Simonton, Kaitlyn 09            6) Butler, Rachel 12             

 14 Danville 
‘A’                             
10:16.28   10:55.50                   2

     1) Burton, Rachel 10               2) Deckard, Briana 12            

     3)
Eisenhart, Lauren 09            4)
Callahan, Lauren 10           

     5) Freiburger, Kelly 10            6) Stallsmith, Savanna 09        

 15 Seeger 
‘A’                               
10:52.61   11:12.43                   1

     1) Nelson, Morgan 09               2) Kennedy, Anastasia 10         

     3) Wilson, Maryah 11               4) McGowen, Anna 09              

     5) Owens, Kaylee 10                6)                               

 16 Benton Central  ‘A’                        11:17.70   11:30.49                   1

     1) Brost, Bridget 12               2) Metzinger, Mary 10            

     3) Sigman, Taylor 10               4) Crane, Abbi 10                

     5) Micon, Katie 12                 6) Lee, Jenna 12                  

Event
2  Girls 100 Meter Dash

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State
Record: ^ 11.52  1986        Maicel Malone, North Central
(Indy)        

  Reg Record: * 12.29  5/25/1999  
Nicole Porter, North Vermillion            

 Complex Rec: # 12.29  5/25/1999  
Nicole Porter, North Vermillion            

                12.39  STAN

    Name                    Year School                  Seed    Prelims                  H#

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Preliminaries

  1 Wood, Dee                 12 Greencastle            12.97      12.65Q                  2

  2 Harmon, Lacey             11 Covington              12.49      12.75Q                  1

  3 Cobb, Ayren               09 Benton Centr           12.78      12.79Q                  2

  4 MacDonald, Ellen          10 West Lafayet           12.93      12.81Q                  1

  5 Smith, Bre’anna    &n

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Staff Report

It was much
the same story Thursday evening in the boy’s sectionals that Hoosier Crossroads
Conference fans saw from the girls on Tuesday night. The league claimed two
sectional team titles and performed solidly from top to bottom.

At Lafayette
Jeff, the host Bronchos took top honors by posting 162 points. That easily
outdistanced second place McCutcheon which finished with 123.5. Harrison took
fourth place in the field with a score of 93.

At Carmel,
it was truly a case of same story, different night. The five HCC teams in the
field ended second through sixth behind team champion Carmel. However, the
order of the HCC squads was a bit different from the girls’ results. Zionsville
claimed second with 98 points, Hamilton Southeastern third with 91.5, Fishers
fourth with 72, Westfield fifth with 64, and Noblesville sixth with 60.

Avon took
the title at the Plainfield Sectional. The Orioles outscored second place
Brownsburg 145-104.

Full
individual results from all the sectionals are available on the state pages of
Hoosier Authority.

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Staff Report

Harrison and
Brownsburg claimed team sectional titles for the HCC in action Tuesday evening.
The Raiders won their own sectional while Brownsburg prevailed at South Putnam.
Those were the highlights of what was a solid but not spectacular night for the
conference.

Harrison
amassed 155.5 points in outpacing second place West Lafayette. Lafayette Jeff
was third with 97.5. McCutcheon was a disappointing seventh with 33 points on
the evening.

Brownsburg
dominated the field at the South Putnam Sectional. The Bulldogs finished with
148.5 points to easily outdistance Plainfield for the crown. Avon was third in
the field with a total of 104 points.

The
remaining five HHC teams all flow into the same sectional held at Noblesville.
The results were all too familiar to league teams. The schools took the five
places from second through sixth, but could not overtake Carmel for the title.
Hamilton Southeastern headed the contingent in second with 134 points while
Noblesville was third with 85. Westfield claimed fourth on the evening, Fishers
fifth, and Zionsville sixth.

Individual
results from all of these sectionals can be found on the state pages of Hoosier
Authority.

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Mike McGraw

Hoosier Authority

Pairings
have been released for the sectional round of the state tournament and the HCC
will be sending a number of powerful squads into action. In many instances, it
may be a league foe that will spell the end of the season for HCC squads. Let’s
take a look at the match-ups.

The Decatur
Central Sectional launched the host Hawks to last year’s state championship.
Brownsburg and Avon both play in this field and if you didn’t look past the
first round you would think they got great draws. The Bulldogs will face
Indianapolis Manual in round one and Avon will test Indianapolis Tech. The
problem is that the two would then meet in the semi-final. Meanwhile Decatur
Central drew a bye and will face the winner of Ben Davis and Pike.

The
head-to-head clashes are nowhere near as iffy at the Carmel Sectional.
Neighborhood foes Hamilton Southeastern and Fishers will open action against
each other and then Zionsville and Noblesville will have a conference spat in
the other first round contest. However, the big game is in the bye bracket. Westfield
will tangle with Carmel. That means one of the pre-tourney favorites will be
gone quickly.

In
Lafayette, Jefferson drew a first round contest with tradition laden
Logansport. Meanwhile, you guessed it; McCutcheon and Harrison will meet in the
other opening game.

Even with
the unlucky draws, look for at least two HCC teams to wear sectional crowns.
Brownsburg is the favorite at Decatur Central and we are picking Westfield to get
past Carmel and its league foes at Carmel. As for Lafayette, pick a name out of
the hat in this one.

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Staff Report

Softball can be a cruel game. Harrison pitching allowed just
two hits in six innings Monday evening, but Carmel turned them into three runs
and grabbed a 3-2 victory. The difference was a single run plated by the
Greyhounds in the second frame. Both teams scored twice in the fifth inning.

The winning pitcher was Petruzzi who allowed four hits in a
complete game effort. She walked five and struck out six. Stephans took the
loss for the Raiders allowing the two hits while striking out eight but walking
six in six innings.

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Staff Report

Zionsville has
captured the Hoosier Crossroads Conference Track Meet. Here are the team scores
from the meet. Stay tuned for the individual results.

1.      Zionsville — 101

2.      Westfield — 93

3.      Lafayette Jefferson — 88

4.      Avon — 83

5.      Fishers — 73

6.      Brownsburg — 68.5

7.      Hamilton Southeastern — 64.5

8.      McCutcheon — 64.5

9.      Noblesville — 49.5

10.  Harrison — 43

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HCC Office

As
tournament time approaches, we thought you might like to see where HCC golf
teams stand in the scope of things. Here courtesy of the HCC office, is a
summary of action on the links.

SEASON RECORDS and
RESULTS

Top
Individual Outing in an 18 Hole Round                                 

                                                            (top scorer from each school)                                                                                                                                    

School	Name	Grade		Opponent	18 Holes	Course
Avon	Patrick Rodgers	10	vs.	Avon Invitational	67	Prestwick CC
Fishers	Tanner Fortune	[!] Flag as Inappropriate Processing your request, Please wait.... Report as: Violent or Repulsive Content|Hateful or Abusive Content|Harmful Dangerous Acts|Child Abuse|Spam|Infringes My Rights Write in Words: (Optional) Posted in Uncategorized0 Comments SB: Sectional pairings are no treat for majority of HCC Posted on 14 May 2009 by .   Mike McGraw Hoosier Authority Pairings have been released for the 4A softball sectionals and it truly a mixed bag for HCC teams. Here is a quick look at how the draw works out at sectionals involving league teams.   At Harrison, the draw definitely worked in favor of the favorites. The host Raiders and McCutcheon drew into opposite sides of the bracket. Harrison is currently 16-3 and ranked in the state’s top ten. McCutcheon is only 11-9 but let us not forget—it is McCutcheon. Harrison will open versus the winner of the Kokomo and Logansport affair while McCutcheon starts against a struggling Lafayette Jeff squad.   Things didn’t work out nearly so well for the HCC teams in the Fishers Sectional. They all drew each other, at least everyone except Westfield and the Shamrocks didn’t catch any breaks. Highly regarded Hamilton Southeastern drew neighborhood rival Fishers in the opening round and Noblesville got paired with Zionsville. When the HCC invitational ends, Westfield will tangle with some place called Carmel—Ooops. On paper, it looks like Noblesville may have gotten the best of the draw, but nobody has reason to be real happy.   Avon, which has flirted with the #1 ranking all season, opens at home versus Decatur Central. Brownsburg drew into the other bracket and will start with the winner of the Ben Davis vs. Pike tilt. Look for Avon to advance in this one. [!] Flag as Inappropriate Processing your request, Please wait.... Report as: Violent or Repulsive Content|Hateful or Abusive Content|Harmful Dangerous Acts|Child Abuse|Spam|Infringes My Rights Write in Words: (Optional) Posted in Uncategorized0 Comments BA: Latewst update on HCC baseball stats Posted on 13 May 2009 by .   HCC Office Release We are in the home stretch of the regular season on the diamonds and the HCC office has released the latest statistical summary. Here is a look at a number of areas.   HCC STANDINGS, SEASON RECORDS, and CONTEST RESULTS    HCC Place School HCC Overall RESULTS FROM April 27th –  May 9th 1st Brownsburg 9-3 16-3 Lafayette Jeff (W 14-7) & (L 3-5); Avon (W 14-4) & (W 8-3); Westfield (L 0-13) & (W 1-0); Jasper (W 2-1) 1st Westfield 9-3 13-3 Western (W 17-2); HSE (W 13-3) & (L 1-5); Zionsville (W 11-4) & (W 13-3); Brownsburg (W 13-0); & (L 0-1) 3rd Noblesville 8-4 14-7 Avon (W 15-5) & (L 3-4); McCutcheon (W 4-2) & (W 10-0); Lafayette Jeff (L 0-4) & W 3-2) 4th Hamilton Southeastern 7-5 15-7 Terre Haute North (W 7-0); Westfield (L 3-13) & (W 5-1); Lafayette Jeff (W 9-6) & (W 4-1); Zionsville (L 1-2) & (W 6-5) 4th McCutcheon 7-5 11-8 Fishes (W 6-0) & (W 10-6); Noblesville (L 2-4) & (L 0-10); Harrison (W 3-2) & (L 3-4); Kokomo (W 10-0) 6th Avon 6-9 9-8 Noblesville (L 6-16) & (W 4-3); Brownsburg (L 4-14) & L 3-8); Fishers (W 4-2) & (W 9-8); Westfield (L 3-11) 7th Lafayette Jeff 5-7 9-7 Brownsburg (W 14-7) & (W 5-3); HSE (L 6-9) & (L 1-4) 8th Harrison 4-8 6-13 Crawfordsville (L 2-5); Zionsville (L 6-8) & (W 4-3); Fishers (L 0-9) & (L 0-4) 9th Fishers 3-9 9-12 McCutcheon (L 0-6) & (L 7-10); Yorktown (W 8-2); Harrison (W 9-0) & (W 4-0); Avon (L 2-4) & (L 8-9) 10th  Zionsville 2-10 8-12 Pike (W 11-8); Harrison (W 8-6) & (L 3-4); Westfield (L 4-11) & (L 3-13); HSE (W 2-1) & (L 5-6)     Team Offensive Statistics Ranked by Batting Averages School Gms AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SO BB HBP SAC SB SBA PO [!] Flag as Inappropriate Processing your request, Please wait.... Report as: Violent or Repulsive Content|Hateful or Abusive Content|Harmful Dangerous Acts|Child Abuse|Spam|Infringes My Rights Write in Words: (Optional) Posted in Uncategorized0 Comments Older Entries » Filter Articles Recent 100 January 2017 (1) April 2010 (2) March 2010 (1) February 2010 (6) January 2010 (3) December 2009 (3) November 2009 (4) October 2009 (8) September 2009 (10) August 2009 (3) July 2009 (1) June 2009 (2) May 2009 (14) April 2009 (11) March 2009 (1) February 2009 (6) January 2009 (11) December 2008 (25) November 2008 (23) October 2008 (26) September 2008 (24) August 2008 (18) July 2008 (3) June 2008 (20) May 2008 (61) April 2008 (45) March 2008 (22) February 2008 (7) January 2008 (7) December 2007 (5) Categories Athlete Profile (0) College Recruiting (0) Game Preview/Recap (0) Game/Team Tradition (0) Miscellaneous (0) Play of the Week (0) Season Preview (0) Season Recap (0) Sidebar Photoblog (0) Sports Feature (0) Uncategorized (1) Alerts 0 Alerts   Please log in to vote You need to log in to vote. If you already had an account, you may log in here Alternatively, if you do not have an account yet you can create one here.