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Ramblin' Reck

November 6, 2012

RAMBLIN’ RECK: North Vermillion, Linton, Casey remain unbeaten on gridiron

TERRE HAUTE — It’s a busy sports week for high schools in the Valley.

Indiana girls high school basketball teams will play their first official games, boys began practice on Monday and three football teams continue postseason competition.

North Vermillion, Linton and Casey all are undefeated and all are in the Elite Eight of their classes in Indiana and Illinois.

North Vermillion and Linton take 12-0 records into regional contests slated for Friday. The Falcons are at home against 9-3 Indianapolis Scecina while the Miners hit the road to take on 9-3 West Washington; kickoff is 8 p.m. for that one.

Casey is 11-0 and will be on the road for the first time in the postseason to face 8-3 Belleville Althoff at 7 p.m. Saturday at Lindenwood.

We covered Casey’s first two postseason games, with the Warriors besting Carlinville 50-49 in overtime to advance to the third round. We’ve seen a few games in our time and that was one of the best we have ever seen.

It was tough on the coaches but great for the fans who endured cold weather to take in the game.

Casey coach Jim Sullivan says his team will have to play its best this week again to prevail. He says the next opponent has NCAA Division I prospects on the roster, with one going to Illinois.

Go Warriors. Go Miners. Go Falcons.



• Finals played — Eight teams battled for Indiana prep volleyball state championships last weekend in Muncie.

In Class A, Cowan bested Loogootee 3-2.

In Class 2A, Wapahani defeated Providence 3-1.

In Class 3A, Indianapolis Chatard surprised Yorktown 3-2.

In Class 4A, Avon won over Carmel 3-2.



• Signings coming up — High school seniors soon will be signing letters of intent to play basketball. Many declared their intentions earlier, and more have done so recently.

Former Indianapolis Broad Ripple standout Ron Patterson is attending Brewster Academy and says he will go to Syracuse. He earlier failed to meet academic requirements at Indiana.

Jaylon Brown of Fishers and Duane Gibson of Cleveland intend to sign with Evansville. Gibson averaged 12 points, eight rebounds and six assists as a junior while Brown had a 13.2-point average and averaged 2.8 assists.

Mo Evans, a guard at Indianapolis Cathedral, says he will go to IPFW.



• Tom-Cattin’ It — Milt Campbell, one of the finest athletes to play for Indiana University, has died at the age of 78.

He played football and competed in track for the Hoosiers and was the first African-American athlete to become an Olympic decathlon champion, beating Rafer Johnson to do it.

His career at IU was interrupted by Navy service.

He is a member of the National Track and Field Hall of Fame and the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame.

• Kirk Kennedy has resigned as football coach at Bloomington South. He had a 4-26 mark in three seasons.

He formerly had coached at Lowell.

• Austin Karazsia of Linton is a finalist for the Wendy’s Heisman Award in football in Indiana.

• Bryan Clauson is the 2012 U.S. Auto Club sprint car champion. He is the youngest to earn that honor at 23.

• The Los Angeles Lakers finally won a game in the NBA, beating Detroit 108-79 after starting out 0-3.

• Evansville won another college men’s basketball exhibition, defeating Illinois-Springfield 79-54.



Tom Reck may be contacted by telephone at (812) 232-3231, by email at tm_reck@yahoo.com or by mail at 4884 South 5th Street, Apt. 3, Terre Haute, IN, 47802.



 

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