INDIANAPOLIS —
Terre Haute North graduate Paige Cook got wins in both singles and doubles Sunday, but Rose-Hulman lost 5-3 to regular-season champion Franklin in the championship match of the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference women’s tennis tournament.
Franklin, which won a pair of three-set singles matches Sunday, moves on to NCAA Division III tournament play while the Engineers, who were also second in the regular season, finished their fall season 11-3.
Franklin 5, Rose-Hulman 3
Singles — Marie Stettler (RH) def. Heather Pasek 6-1, 6-4; Melissa Sanders (F) def. Suzana Mohd 6-1, 5-7, 6-3; Bethany Harris (F) def. Melissa Montgomery 6-4, 6-3; Paige Cook (RH) def. Adrian Gillaspy 6-2, 6-4; Rain Tuley (F) def. Lauren Miller 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 (7-3); Chelsea Howell (F) vs. Kylie McCollum (RH), did not finish.
Doubles — Gillaspy-Sanders (F) def. Montgomery-Stettler 8-4; Cook-Koharuko Fujita (RH) def. Harris-Pasek 8-3; Howell-Tuley (F) def. McCollum-Lauren Reberger 9-8 (7-4).
Golf
• Geneva Hills wins — At Rea Park, Geneva Hills took team honors in the Interclub Championship played in windy conditions Sunday.
Geneva Hills was first in the scoring — counting the eight best scores per hole — followed in order by Hulman Links, Rea Park, Matthews Park and Country Club of Terre Haute.
Tom Jones was low for the day with 70, the only sub-par score in the field. Team totals were not available.
• Engineers finish third — At Franklin, Rose-Hulman’s women tied a program record with a third-place finish Sunday at the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference golf championships at the Legends of Indiana.
Battling heavy winds, freshman Hayley Vonder Haar led the Engineers with an all-conference performance. She shot 85 on Saturday and 94 on Sunday and finished seventh.
HCAC Championships
Team scores — Franklin 336-360-696, Hanover 347-367-714, Rose-Hulman 361-386-747, Transylvania 368-386-754, Mount St. Joseph 362-408-770, Defiance 381-396-777.
Rose-Hulman — Hayley Vonder Haar 85-94-179, Jaclyn Smith 95-90-185, Deanne DeKeizer 85-103-188, Miriam Remmers 96-102-198, Emily Barker 99-100-199.
Soccer
• Illinois State 9, Indiana State 2 — At Normal, Ill., the visiting Sycamores actually had an early 1-0 lead but yielded four goals in the first period and five more in the second in a Missouri Valley Conference match Sunday.
Elle Steele of Indiana State scored following a cross into the penalty box by Shelby Troyer in the 13th minute, but the Redbirds tied the score a minute later and went on from there.
Freshman Sydney Loesing got her first career goal for the Sycamores in the 72nd, cutting the lead to 6-2.
Now 6-8-1 overall, 1-2 in the MVC, the Sycamores play Wednesday at Evansville. Illinois State is 9-4-2 and 2-2.
Rifle
• Engineers outshoot MIT again — At Boston,Rose-Hulman topped Massachusetts Institute of Technology for the second straight day with a 4,414-4,372 victory on Sunday.
Evan Duvall led the Engineers with a total score of 1,121 points, 561 in smallbore and 560 in air rifle. Adam Foss contributed a score of 1,116, including a 568 in air rifle; Allie Carlson added a score of 1,089; and Suzanne Eisenberger pitched in with a score of 1,088.
Rose competes next Oct. 27 at Purdue.
Volleyball
• Creighton 3, Indiana State 0 — At the ISU Arena, the host Sycamores had a lead in all three sets but lost Saturday night in Missouri Valley Conference play by scores of 25-20, 25-18, 25-22. ISU had a 13-6 lead early in the third set.
Cassandra Willis led the Sycamores with nine kills while Molly Murphy added seven kills and 11 digs and Ashlen Buck had 13 digs. ISU plays this coming weekend at Northern Iowa and Bradley.
• Warriors fourth — At Albion, Ill., Casey placed fourth in the Gold Flight of the Edwards County Tournament in high school play during the weekend.
Casey 25 26
Newton 16 24
Casey 18 25 15
Mt. Carmel 25 12 12
Casey 14 25 11
Edwards County 25 9 15
Casey 23 16
Effingham 25 25
Casey 15 18
Benton 25 25
Highlights — For Casey, Karlee Maschoff had 96 assists, 22 digs, 9.5 blocks, 8 kills and 9 aces; Lacy Maulding 37 digs, 32 kills, 5 blocks and 15 assists; Caroline Cochonour 34 kills, 10.5 blocks, 5 digs and an ace; Olivia Oakley 38 digs and a kill; Brigette Belt 20 kills, 7 digs and 6.5 blocks; Tori Hutton 21 digs, an assist and 3 aces; Joslyn Keys 10 kills and 7 blocks; Autumn Sowers 7 digs, 3 kills, 2 blocks and an assist; Sarah Kuhn 10 digs and 2 aces; and Tiarra Black a block.
Record — Casey is 18-9.
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IndyCar driver Helio Castroneves, of Brazil, stands in his team pit box as he waits for the start of the final practice session for the Indianapolis 500 auto race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indianapolis, Friday, May 24, 2013. (AP Photo/Darron Cummings)
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Top guns, again
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Sycamores bow out of MVC Tournament
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Freshman Hambrock, THS seek semistate tennis title
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Coach adds regional host to job description
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Prep roundup: South Vermillion reaches baseball sectional final
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Metro Sports: Chalk up No. 5 for Liz Evans
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Four Indiana State athletes advance to NCAA outdoor track and field championships
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West Vigo advances to sectional championship with walk-off win in ninth
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Wichita State shuts out ISU to force elimination-game rematch
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BOYS TRACK REGIONAL: North gets three winners, South two at Evansville
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Hurdlers Cam Stewart and Cole Seward and discus thrower Lee Davis were the winners for North, enabling the Patriots to finish with 60 points to 59 for the Braves.
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METRO ROUNDUP: Rose-Hulman's Evans honored as Great Lakes' top athlete
Rose-Hulman senior Liz Evans earned her fifth career NCAA Division III Great Lakes Region Field Athlete of the Year honor, according to results released Wednesday by the U.S. Cross Country and Track and Field Coaches Association.
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Terry enjoys strong year with Wildcats, and still enjoying suiting up to play
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Softball sectionals up for grabs
All three Vigo County high schools and Northview appear to have a realistic chance of winning sectional championships in softball this week.
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Indiana State baseball series canceled
Heavy rain from Thursday through Saturday has forced Indiana State and Tennessee Martin to cancel their three-game weekend baseball series in northwest Tennessee.
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METRO ROUNDUP: Rose-Hulman baseball to play DePauw on Thursday after Tuesday's rain
The Rose-Hulman baseball team has rescheduled its non-conference game with DePauw to Thursday night.
The start time remains 7 p.m. for the single nine-inning game that was originally scheduled for today. Tuesday’s scheduled Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference game at Anderson was moved to Sunday because of rain.
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Freshman Hambrock, THS seek semistate tennis title
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Sycamores bow out of MVC Tournament
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Metro Sports: Chalk up No. 5 for Liz Evans
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Four Indiana State athletes advance to NCAA outdoor track and field championships
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Wichita State shuts out ISU to force elimination-game rematch
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Indiana State baseball now one win from MVC Championship
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Sycamores bow out of MVC Tournament
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RAMBLIN' RECK: Sunday promises to be big day in Indy
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Luck having fun with his first OTAs
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Consultation: Rex manager Brian Dorsett talks with his pitcher and players during a time-out Sunday, July 15, at Sycamore Field. (Tribune-Star file/Bob Poynter)
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2012 an up, down season for Rex
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Luck having fun with his first OTAs
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IndyCar driver Helio Castroneves, of Brazil, stands in his team pit box as he waits for the start of the final practice session for the Indianapolis 500 auto race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indianapolis, Friday, May 24, 2013. (AP Photo/Darron Cummings)
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Top guns, again
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