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September 15, 2012

PREP ROUNDUP: North fourth, South fifth in MIC tennis

STAFF REPORT The Tribune-Star

INDIANAPOLIS — Terre Haute North placed fourth and Terre Haute South followed in fifth in the Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference championships for boys tennis Saturday at Ben Davis High School’s courts.



MIC championships at Ben Davis

Team scores — Carmel 55, Center Grove 32, Indianapolis North Central 30, Terre Haute North 24, Terre Haute South 17, Ben Davis and Lawrence North 10, Warren Central 2.

North records

Singles — 1. Tate Egan 2-1 (fourth place); 2. Ethan Caldwell 1-2 (fifth); 3. Andrew Farmer 2-1 (third).

Doubles — 1. Alex Farmer-Sam Wolf 1-2 (fifth); 2. Keaton Akers-Justin Newton 2-1 (second).

Next — North will be at home Wednesday to take on Rockville.



South records

Singles — 1. Nathan Bogle 1-2 (fifth place); 2. Krishan Kumar 2-1 (fourth); Scott Kellar 1-2 (seventh).

Doubles — 1. Alex Barksdale-Reed Crawford 2-1 (fourth); 2. Trace Harruff-Matt Gonzalez and Luke Yeagley 1-2 (fifth).

Next — South will visit Rockville on Tuesday.



In other boys high school tennis Saturday:

• Vikings, Wildcats sweep — At West Vigo, both the host Vikings and South Vermillion won dual matches over Edgewood and Brown County



West Vigo 3, Brown County 2

Singles — Duncan Ricci (BC) def. Kyle Watson 5-7, 6-4, 6-3; Paden Horsley (WV) def. Nathan Miller 6-3, 6-1; Blake Benefiel (WV) def. Shane Franklin 6-3, 6-1.

Doubles — Bryce Fish-Evan Rose (BC) def. Chris Gardner-Tyson Tolerson 6-4, 7-6 (7-1); Logan Benefiel-Michael Vermillion (WV) def. Dakota Patterson-Brandy Rose 6-3, 6-1.



West Vigo 3, Edgewood 2

Singles — Mitch Wampler (E) def. Watson 6-1, 6-3; Horsley (WV) def. Michael Niemi 6-1, 6-3; B.Benefiel (WV) def. Alec Marcum 6-2, 6-3.

Doubles — Trevor Moore-Mitch Williamson (E) def. Gardner-Tolerson 6-3, 6-1; L.Benefiel-Vermillion (WV) def. Ryan Braunlin-Andy Craig 6-0, 6-1.

Next — West Vigo (7-4, 4-1 WIC) plays Tuesday at South Vermillion.



South Vermillion 3, Brown County 2

Singles — Ricci (BC) def. Conner Blake 6-2, 6-0; Kam Weyrauch (SV) def. Miller 6-4, 6-4; Ben Cvengros (SV) def. Franklin 7-6 (7-4), 7-5.

Doubles — Fish-E.Rose (BC) def. Aaron Hines-Kaden Lawson 6-4, 7-6 (7-2); Jordan Branz-Erik Hire (SV) def. Patterson-B.Rose 3-6, 7-5, 7-5.



South Vermillion 4, Edgewood 1

Singles — Wampler (E) def. Blake 6-0, 6-0; Weyrauch (SV) def. Niemi 6-1, 4-6, 6-2; Cvengros (SV) def. Marcum 6-1, 6-2.

Doubles — Hines-Lawson (SV) def. Moore-Williamson 7-5, 7-6 (7-3); Branz-Hire (SV) def. Braunlin-Craig 6-0, 6-0.

Record — South Vermillion is 4-1 in WIC matches.

Volleyball

• Braves, Patriots both split — At Terre Haute North, both the host Patriots and Terre Haute South split Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference matches Saturday, each beating Indianapolis North Central and both losing to Center Grove.



Center Grove    25    25    25

Terre Haute South    16    15    16

Highlights — For South, Marissa Coutinho had 16 digs, Ashley Bazier 15 assists, Saya Harazaki 8 digs and Meghan Etling 2 blocks.



Indianapolis North Central    21    25    19    15

Terre Haute South    25    19    25    25

Highlights — For South, Ashley Bazier had 33 assists, Marissa Coutinho had 20 digs and 4 aces, Brittney Pink had 18 kills, Maddie Callahan 15 kills and 4 aces, Saya Harazaki 13 digs and Elizabeth Weber 2 blocks.



Indianapolis North Central    19    22    26    14

Terre Haute North    25    25    24    25

Highlights — For North, Anna Taylor had 38 assists, 10 digs, 3 kills, 3 blocks and 7 points; Mandee Eberle had 19 digs, 12 kills, 5 blocks, 12 points and 3 aces; Danielle Krupa had 16 kills, 5 digs, 16 points and 5 aces; Valeria Lewis had 8 kills, 3 digs, 2 blocks, 22 points and 4 aces; Maddy Howes had 21 digs, an assist and 17 points; Kristen Mauer had 9 digs, an assist, 25 points and 2 aces; and Brianna Burgess had 4 kills and 3 digs.

JV — North won 25-20, 25-13.



Center Grove    18    25    25    25

Terre Haute North    25    19    16    18

Highlights — For North, Anna Taylor had 24 assists, 7 digs, 3 kills, 2 blocks, 15 points and 2 aces; Mandee Eberle had 9 kills, 8 digs, 4 blocks, 21 points and 6 aces; Danielle Krupa had 5 kills, 2 digs, 2 blocks and 13 points; Valerie Lewis 7 kills, 3 digs and 13 points; Kristen Mauer had 5 digs and 12 points; Maddy Howes had 9 digs and 4 points; Shelby Lawler had 5 digs; and Natalie Lewis had 3 digs and 2 kills.

JV — Center Grove won 25-16, 25-11.

Next — North (6-3, 1-1 MIC) plays Monday at Greencastle.



• Evansville Mater Dei 3, Sullivan 0 — At Evansville, Bailee Powell had nine kills and 11 digs for the Golden Arrows in a losing effort.



Sullivan    13    12    19

Evansville Mater Dei    25    25    25

Highlights — For Sullivan, Bailee Powell had 9 kills and 11 digs, Jackie Bezy had 8 kills Taylor Shake had 18 assists and Jaileigh Gilham had 10 digs.



• Rox are champions — At Jasonville, Rockville defeated Shakamak 25-23, 25-18 in the championship match of the Shakamak Invitational.



Washington Catholic    22    17

Shakamak    25    25



Vincennes Rivet    17    20

Rockville    25    25    



Consolation match

Vincennes Rivet    25    25

Washington Catholic    8    19



Championship match

Rockville    25    25

Shakamak    23    18

JV tournament — Rockville defeated Shakamak 2-0 in championship match.



• Brown County 3, Linton 0 — At Nashville, the visiting Miners lost by scores of 25-17, 25-18, 25-18. They host Sullivan on Tuesday.



Thursday

At Hutsonville, Ill.

Robinson    25    25

Hutsonville-Palestine    8    16

Highlights — For Robinson, Kari Bopp had 7 digs, 6 assists, 3 kills, 7 points and 2 aces; Kylee Hannahs 5 digs, 3 kills, 5 points and 2 aces; Nicole Kelso 14 points and 3 aces; Madison Bayless 8 assists, 2 digs and 2 points; Jasmine Brooks 3 digs, 7 points and 2 aces; Sonnie Givens 6 kills; Leah Avery 4 kills.

JV — Robinson won 10-25, 25-18, 25-16.

Record — Robinson is 12-1.

Cross country

Boys

• North 21st — At Carmel, Terre Haute South was ninth and Terre Haute North 21st among 26 teams at the FlashRock Invitational.

Jackson Bertoli was second for South in a personal-best time of 15:24 and Logan Hambrock and Spencer Danielson also had a personal-best times for the Braves, who placed behind eight top-12 teams and finished ahead of 14th-ranked Franklin Central and seventh-ranked Lawrence Central.



FlashRock Invitational

Team scores — Carroll (Allen) 100, Westfield 151, Bloomington South 175, Columbus North 198, Lawrence North 208, Indianapolis Cathedral 217, Brebeuf 219, Terre Haute South 230, Lawrence Central 234, Indianapolis North Central 282, Homestead 327, Avon 365, Franklin Central 414, Brownsburg 418, Zionsville 419, Noblesville 428, Huntington NOrth 488, Warren Central 538, Center Grove 546, Terre Haute North 562, Guerin Catholic 575, Franklin 597, Ben Davis 610, Seymour 625, Greenwood 678.

Terre Haute South — 2. Jackson Bertoli 15:24, 31. Logan Hambrock 16:12, 37. Spencer Danielson 16:19, 85. Devon Fuson 16:48, 97. Isaac Wonderlin 16:54.

Terre Haute North — 64. Justin Clapp 16:38, 70. Peter Davis 16:45, 135. Travis Clapp 17:35, 144. Nathan Moshes 17:43, 149. Harry Chambers 17:51, 154. Stephen Koos 17:53, 159. Chase Cresgy 18:00, 198. Dru Keith 18:04, 206. Tyler Nemeth 18:16.

Top North JV finisher — 39. Caleb Paauwe 17:55.

Next — North will compete next Saturday in the Bedford North Lawrence Invitational. South has a home meet Tuesday against Sullivan.



Girls

• South 18th — At Carmel, Terre Haute South finished 18th out of 26 teams in the championship division of the FlashRock Invitational hosted by Franklin Central and Westfield on the Northview Christian Life Church course.

Carroll (Allen) was the team champion.



Terre Haute South — 54. Katie Schmidt 20:01, 95. Rachel Stephens 20:39, 111. Natalie Shanks 20:56, 127. Kirsten Peterson 21:15, 129. Katie Barton 21:18, 142. Sami Holmes 21:40, 147. Aydee Dalina 21:45.

Soccer

Boys

• Carmel 7, Terre Haute North 0 — At Terre Haute North, Steve Abbenhaus scored twice to help the visiting Greyhounds chalk up a Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference triumph.



Carmel    7    0    —    7

Terre Haute North    0    0    —    0

Carmel goals — Steve Abbenhaus, Joey Lesher, Michael Cheesman, Abbenhaus, Evan Morris (Trevor Sarsfield), Janum Sailor (Sarsfield), Landon Dungo.



• Ben Davis 5, Terre Haute South 0 — At Terre Haute South, Ben Davis scored three goals in the first half and two in the second half to secure the Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference victory.



Ben Davis    3    2    —    5

Terre Haute South    0    0    —    0

Ben Davis goals — Fernando Flores (Brandon Batson), Quinton Pitts (Rony Rosales), Batson (Cristobal Patino-Cervantes), Oscar Villagomez (Sterling Steadham), Villagomez (Bryce Phelps).



• Ben Davis 9, Terre Haute North 0 — At Terre Haute North, Ben Davis got three goals from Cristobal Patino-Cervantes in securing its second MIC victory of the day.



Ben Davis    5    4    —    9

Terre Haute North    0    0    —    0

Ben Davis goals — Chris Merano (Bryce Phelps), Cristobal Patino-Cervantes (Phelps), Phelps (David Parra), Sterling Steadham (Rony Rosales), Patino-Cervantes (Quinton Fitts), Brandon Batson (Fitts), Fitts (Phelps), Patino-Cervantes (Phelps), Phelps (Batson).

Record — Ben Davis was 7-3-2 overall and 3-2-2 in the MIC at the end of Saturday.



Girls

• Sullivan 3, Greencastle 0 — At Greencastle, Maddie Figg scored twice and Cobie Harrison had nine saves for the visitors in a nonconference win.



Sullivan    1    2    —    3

Greencastle    0    0    —    0

Sullivan goals — Maddie Figg, Adison South (Melinda Boone), Figg (Ad.South)

Highlights — Cobie Harrison had nine saves.

Next — Sullivan (9-2) plays at 5 p.m. Tuesday at Terre Haute North in the first game of a girl-boy doubleheader.



Thursday

At Spencer

West Vigo    0    0    —    0

Owen Valley    3    1    —    4

Owen Valley scoring — Georgie Macy, Macy, Macy, Kaitlin Keller (Baylee Reagin).

Next — West Vigo plays Tuesday at Terre Haute South. Owen Valley hosted Indianapolis Tech on Saturday.

Football

• Robinson 40, Marshall 0 — At Robinson, Ill., Jason Richart had 130 yards on 10 carries and Austin Beard 128 yards in eight tries for the winning Maroons on Saturday afternoon.

Brock Hook had 67 yards rushing, Austin Osborn 148 yards passing and Kendall Bombard 71 yards receiving for the Lions.



Marshall    0    0    0    0    —    0

Robinson    12    20    8    0    —    40

R — Austin Weck run (kick failed)

R — Weck run (kick failed)

R — Jason Richart run (Weck run)

R — Richart run (kick failed)

R — Weck run (run failed)

R — Richart run (Weck run)

Next — Robinson (3-1, 2-0 Little Illini Egyptian) plays Friday at Oblong. Marshall (0-4, 0-2) hosts Newton that night.



Friday

• North Central 21, North Knox 7 — At Farmersburg, Dillon Bailey rushed for 144 yards and a touchdown and passed for 133 yards and two touchdowns, both to Jordan Caton, for the winning Thunderbirds.

Chase Vanschoyck added 197 yards rushing for the winners, who piled up 515 total yards, while Dante Rehmel had two forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries.



North Knox    0    7    0    0    —    7

North Central    7    14    0    0    —    21

Next — North Central (4-1, 4-0 Southwest Seven Conference) hosts Eastern Greene this Friday and North Knox (2-3, 2-1) plays at Union next Saturday.



• Linton 63, Springs Valley 6 — At Linton, the Miners had a 35-0 lead Friday night in hiking their record to 5-0.

Austin Karazsia passed for 277 yards and four touchdowns and eight players netted 250 yards rushing. Grant Stamm and Austin Hale each scored twice for the winners.



Springs Valley    0    6    0    0    —    6

Linton    7    28    13    15    —    63

Next — Linton (5-0) is at North Daviess next Friday.



n North Daviess 42, Union 14 — At Dugger, the Cougars had a 21-0 lead after the first period in Friday's Southwest Seven Conference contest.

Mike Foglesong rushed for 78 yards for the Bulldogs.



North Daviess    21    14    0    7    —    42

Union    0    0    6    8    —    14

Next — Union (2-3, 1-2 Southwest Seven) will play North Knox in its homecoming contest next Saturday afternoon. North Daviess (2-3, 1-2 Southwest Seven) is host to Linton next Friday.



• Casey 49, Edwards County 0 — At Casey, Ill., Nicco Stepina rushed for two touchdowns and threw two TD passes to Zack Murphy for the host Warriors.



Edwards County    0    0    0    8    —    8

Casey    35    14    0    0    —    49

C — Nicco Stepina 3 run (Jesse Burnett kick)

C — Zack Murphy 36 pass from Stepina (Burnett kick)

C — Josh Blome 45 run (Burnett kick)

C — Stepina 10 run (Burnett kick)

C — Murphy 57 pass from Stepina (Burnett kick)

C — Matt Davidson 7 run (Burnett kick)

C — Mack Disch 26 run (Burnett kick)

EC — Levi Rogers 1 run (Clayton McFarland pass from Rogers)

Next — Casey (4-0) hosts Cumberland for homecoming this Friday.

Golf

Boys

• Warriors fifth — At Sycamore Hills, Casey-Martinsville placed fifth among 15 teams at the Paris Invitational.

Chris Lee and Brandon Glidewell placed seventh and 10th individually.



At Sycamore Hills

Paris Invitational

Team scores — Effingham 315, Mattoon 316, Bismarck-Henning 318, Mt. Zion 335, Casey-Martinsville 343, Charleston 350, Urbana 354, Newton 366, Paris 369, Judah Christian 370, Danville Schlarman 371, Salt Fork 404, Tri-County 444, Chrisman and Decatur MacArthur incomplete.

Casey-Martinsville (343) — Chris Lee 78, Brandon Glidewell 79, Keygen Decker 90, Nat Davidson 96, Brandon Wolfe 101, Kaleb Rupp 113.



Thursday

At Quail Creek

Team scores — Casey-Martinsville 178, Shiloh 226, Palestine-Hutsonville 236.

Casey-Martinsville (178) — Brandon Glidewell 43, Chris Lee 40, Keygen Decker 50, Nat Davidson 48, Brandon Wolfe 47, Kaleb Rupp 52, Makenna Graham 65.

Record — Casey-Martinsville is 16-1.

 

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