Lafayette Jefferson Bronchos | Archive | January, 2008

By Eric Eaton
HCC Coordinator

Frankfort – Clinton Prairie scored on its first possession of the game against Lafayette Jeff on January 29th to take a 3-2 lead.  However, it was all downhill from there as the visiting Bronchos scored the final 23 points of the opening quarter en route to a 71-28 thumping of the 1A Gophers.

The start of the game was delayed a by a half an hour due to weather and it wasn’t because of snow.  Severe thunderstorms rolled through the area and Clinton Prairie officials were forced to evacuate the gym when the school’s alarm sirens were triggered by local emergency management.

When the game finally commenced Jeff’s two standout guards, the Richardson cousins, felt quite at home.  Brandi and Charae Richardson combined to score 13 of the team’s 25 first-quarter points, as the Bronchos built an insurmountable 25-3 lead.  Seniors Lacey Roberts and Tara Perigo combined to score Jeff’s other 12 opening quarter points.

For the game, Charae Richardson totaled 19 points and Brandi added 15.  However, according to Bronchos coach Jan Conner it was their hustle that impressed her most in the route of the Gophers.

“What can you say about Brandi and Charae, I mean they are just awesome,” said Conner.  “They are deflecting passes, they are grabbing the ball.  You never see Brandi or Charae not getting a loose ball.  And, they don’t just grab it, they take it and go.  I was just as pleased as I could be at the both of them.”

Lafayette Jeff (12-9), which won for the 9th time in its last 12 games, will not play again until they open up sectional play on Friday February 8th.  The Bronchos opponent will be the sectional’s host, Logansport, who currently sports a 15-5 record.  Lafayette Jeff has not won a sectional in girls basketball since 1995.

Clinton Prairie (2-17), which lost its 12th straight game against the Bronchos, was led in scoring by the seven points from freshman Kara Werner. 

The Gophers will play their regular season finale on January 31st at West Lafayette before beginning sectional play on February 5th against Tri-Central (13-8) in the Frontier Sectional.

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LAFAYETTE – Since 2003 the year the Lafayette Sectional expanded from a four-team format to its current 10-team format Tippecanoe County’s three Hoosier Crossroads Conference schools: Harrison, Lafayette Jefferson, and McCutcheon have captured all five Lafayette Sectionals.

However, that all changed on Saturday January 26th as Delphi (from the Hoosier Conference) won its first wrestling sectional since 1994 defeating runner-up Harrison by 45 points (280-245) at Lafayette Jeff’s Crawley Center.  McCutheon was third with 196 points and Lafayette Jeff finished fourth with 190 points.

HCC Coordinator Eric Eaton was on hand for the finals of the sectional, click here to watch video highlihgts from some of the championship bouts.  Featured for Harrison are Ezra Penn (103 lbs.), Shane Evers (140 lbs.), and Josh Thomack (215 lbs.).  Sean McCann the champion at 189 lbs. is featured for Lafayette Jeff and Wesley Everett at 285 lbs. is highlighted for Delphi.  In addtion, Oracle head coach Mike Atwood talks about the victory by his team.   

Delphi which competes in 2A in football, took down the three 5A football HCC schools by placing wrestlers in 9 of 14 championship bouts.  The Oracles won sectional championships in five of the nine weight classes in which they had finalists.

Harrison had six individual champions; but they only had one runner-up finish compared to Delphi’s four.

“Every since we came to this sectional we’ve always been the little school,” said Delphi coach Mike Atwood.  “We just came out and went hard. We’ve told our kids all year, if you go hard good things will happen, today it did.”

Here’s a look at both the team and individual results from the 2008 Lafayette Jeff Sectional

Team Scores (top 2 advance to the Harrison regional on January 30th)
1 Delphi 280
2 Harrison (West Lafayette) 245
3 McCutcheon 198
4 Lafayette Jefferson 190
5 Seeger 146
6 Benton Central 121
7 West Lafayette 85
8 Lafayette Central Catholic 53
9 Attica 31
10 Carroll (Flora) 31

Individual Results (top 4 in each weight class advance to the Logansport Regional on February 2nd)
103 lbs.
1 Penn, Ezra (11) 33-7 Harrison (West Lafayette) fall 3:14
2 McIlrath, Randy (10) 16-5 Delphi
3 Draper, Taylor (9) 17-14 Lafayette Jefferson
4 Banes, Colin (11) 20-16 McCutcheon
5 Schrader, Cody (9) 24-9 Lafayette Central Catholic
6 Collins, Zachary (9) 17-14 West Lafayette

112 lbs.
1 Floyd, Bob (11) 39-4 Delphi dec. 9-3
2 Craft, Winston (11) 30-5 Seeger
3 Corcoran, Stuart (9) 22-12 Lafayette Central Catholic
4 Jackson, Austin (9) 13-13 Lafayette Jefferson
5 McTaggart, Erik (9) 18-13 Benton Central
6 Overby, Reese (9) 17-14 Harrison (West Lafayette)

119 lbs.
1 Alderman, Donovan (12) 38-0 Delphi fall 5:29
2 Hicks, Jordan (9) 35-4 Seeger
3 Weaver, Kyle (11) 24-13 Harrison (West Lafayette)
4 Flynn, Joseph (11) 26-9 West Lafayette
5 McDaniel, Jorddan (11) 2-2 Benton Central
6 Lank, RJ (9) 15-21 Lafayette Jefferson

125 lbs.
1 Back, Aaron (9) 27-15 Delphi fall 1:57
2 Fidler, Scot (11) 25-8 McCutcheon
3 Meade, Chase (11) 33-7 Carroll (Flora)
4 Jenkins, Luke (10) 17-21 Harrison (West Lafayette)
5 Berninger, Li Kang (11) 15-13 Lafayette Jefferson
6 Fletcher, Samueal (10) 24-13 Seeger

130 lbs.
1 Cook, Jacob (12) 40-0 Seeger TF 16-0
2 Ford, Derick (12) 8-2 Lafayette Jefferson
3 McTigue, Nathan (10) 26-18 Delphi
4 McDaniel, Dusttin (12) 27-7 Benton Central
5 Barker, Vinnie (11) 21-14 McCutcheon
6 Son, Forrest (10) 18-21 Harrison (West Lafayette)

135 lbs.
1 Jude, Nick (12) 28-7 Harrison (West Lafayette) Injury default
2 Harriger, Logan (12) 29-5 West Lafayette
3 DeVoe, Chadd (10) 29-15 McCutcheon
4 Grayson, Trey (10) 27-15 Lafayette Jefferson
5 Irvin, Clinton (11) 26-13 Seeger
6 Happ, Brandon (12) 17-13 Benton Central

140 lbs.
1 Evers, Shane (11) 29-8 Harrison (West Lafayette) dec. 12-7
2 Stodgell, Rory (12) 25-13 Lafayette Jefferson
3 Fidler, Ross (11) 17-11 McCutcheon
4 Palmieri, Eric (9) 18-17 West Lafayette
5 Munson, Damon (11) 26-14 Benton Central
6 Smith, Cory 20-21 Delphi

145 lbs.
1 Nugent, Cameron (12) 23-6 Harrison (West Lafayette) major dec. 12-2
2 Peterson, Hayden (11) 15-15 Delphi
3 Hamrick, Jordan (10) 26-15 Lafayette Jefferson
4 Wethington, Jared (10) 15-16 McCutcheon
5 Raymon, Todd (11) 20-12 West Lafayette
6 Moore, Scott (10) 37-4 Seeger

152 lbs.
1 Vlahos, Cameron (10) 38-2 Harrison (West Lafayette) injury default
2 Dale, Cheney (10) 31-6 McCutcheon
3 Cooper, Tyler (12) 24-8 Delphi
4 Currie, Noah (11) 14-8 Attica
5 Baker, Doug (9) 9-11 Lafayette Jefferson
6 Cohen, Bryan (10) 10-8 Seeger

160 lbs.
1 Atwood, Braden (10) 40-1 Delphi dec. 6-0
2 McCoy, Tyler (11) 32-7 McCutcheon
3 Lazarz, Mitchell (12) 19-7 West Lafayette
4 Weston, Travis (12) 21-11 Lafayette Jefferson
5 Lynch, Jacob (12) 25-14 Harrison (West Lafayette)
6 Bachman, Matt (10) 9-10 Attica

171 lbs.
1 Cravatt, Mark (12) 37-3 Seeger dec. 5-4
2 Evans, Shane (12) 29-11 Delphi
3 Arihood, Michael (12) 29-8 McCutcheon
4 Kepner, Chad (11) 25-16 Benton Central
5 Trueblood, Eli (12) 17-8 Attica
6 Cox, Jack (11) 11-17 Harrison (West Lafayette)

189 lbs.
1 McCann, Sean (12) 31-3 Lafayette Jefferson dec. 5-3
2 Delaney, Brandon (10) 30-11 Delphi
3 Robertson, Marcus (11) 14-20 McCutcheon
4 Kepner Travis (11) 11-5 Benton Central
5 Milakis, Jacob (10) 23-11 Lafayette Central Catholic
6 Linsenmeyer, Bowdie 11-18 Harrison (West Lafayette)

215 lbs.
1Thomack, Josh (12) 31-4 Harrison (West Lafayette) dec. 4-3
2 Mills, Chad (12) 23-8 Lafayette Jefferson
3 Kauffman, Nick (12) 25-5 Benton Central
4 Yoakum, Travis (11) 24-19 Delphi
5 Strong, Mark (10) 19-8 Lafayette Central Catholic
6 Sumner, Matt (9) 11-20 McCutcheon

285 lbs.
1 Everett, Wesley (11) 31-7 Delphi fall 3:01
2 MacDonald, Eric (12) 30-5 Harrison (West Lafayette)
3 Benner, Dereck (11) 19-13 Benton Central
4 Smith, Brad (11) 19-10 McCutcheon
5 Mukai, Zachary (10) 28-15 Seeger
6 McCann, Brandon (10) 21-13 Lafayette Jefferson

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By Eric Eaton
HCC Coordinator

LAFAYETTE – The host Lafayette Jefferson Bronchos had six players score in a 20-point opening quarter against Noblesville on January 26th en route to a 72-47 victory over the Millers on ‘Senior Night’ at the Crawley Center.

Jeff, which led 20-8 after the first quarter, honored its four seniors in a pre-game ceremony.  Three of the seniors have missed time this year due to injuries.  Sara Abrams (ACL injury), Tara Perigo (broken finger), and Julie Ruff (eye surgery) all have made remarkable recoveries from their injuries to return to the floor to finish out their senior season’s for the Bronchos.

The fourth senior, Lacy Roberts, has had an interesting final season as well.  In fact, her increased offensive production during the second half of the season has been quite remarkable.  The 5’9” guard has gone from a 5 ppg scorer the first half of the season, to nearly a 10 ppg scorer during the second half of the season. 

Roberts scored 13 points in the 25-point win over the Millers.  She scored eight of the team’s 15 third-quarter points, as the Bronchos extended a 17-point halftime advantage to 21 to begin the fourth (56-35).

Sophomore Brandi Richardson then took control of the game in the final quarter for Lafayette Jeff.  The 5’1” point-guard scored 11 of her game-high 26 points in the fourth, as the Bronchos won for the eighth time in their last eleven games.  She also contributed 11 rebounds and five assists.

Brandi’s cousin, Charae Richardson, added 19 points and seven rebounds as Jeff improved to 11-9 (6-3 HCC).

Noblesville, which fell to 6-12 (3-5 HCC) with the loss, got a team-high 11 points from senior Keeley Crews. Junior Chey Arvin chipped in 10 for the Millers, who will travel to Brownsburg on January 29th for their final conference game of the season. 

Lafayette Jeff will play its final regular season game that same night at Clinton Prairie.

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By Chris May
Boys Basketball Coordinator

LAFAYETTE – Dealing with a difficult week, Lafayette Jeff found comfort in doing what they do best on January 25, hitting shots and beating opponents.

Following the dismissal of three seniors – including starter Blaine Koger – earlier in the week for violations of team rules, the Bronchos hit 10 three-pointers, shot 50 percent from the field, and withstood a 31-point barrage by Lafayette Central Catholic junior Dru Anthrop in notching an 87-77 win over the Knights in the spirited Lafayette battle played at the Crawley Center.

“It was a great environment out there,” Jeff coach Scot Bunnell remarked.  “I thought it was a great crowd, a great atmosphere and those are the games that kids love to play in.”

“When you play these guys you don’t have to do much to get the guys up for it,” said Central Catholic coach Dave Barrett.  “The rivalry brings it out of them.”

A big key to the effort and outcome for Jeff was sophomore Roddy Richardson.  Taking the starting spot of Koger, Richardson hit 3 three-pointers in the first four minutes of the game, giving the Bronchos a lead they never relinquished. 

Central Catholic committed four turnovers on their first four possessions, while the hosts scored the first eight points.  After Richardson’s third trey, Jeff led 17-8, setting the tone.

“We faced a little adversity this week, losing Koger, so we had to play some different kids and play some different lineups,” Bunnell said. 

“Roddy Richardson was the kid that we moved into the starting lineup and he came out and hit those three threes and I think that told everybody ‘we’re going to be okay’, it relaxed and settled everybody down.”

With Richardson soothing Jeff’s concerns, Central Catholic junior Dru Anthrop led his team.

Anthrop scored the Knights’ first three field goals and scored eight points in the first quarter as Central Catholic closed within two, 22-20, at the end of the first.

Anthrop added seven points in the second quarter and hit two game-tying baskets as the Knights tied the game three times in the later portions of the half.  But proving their depth of scoring, Jeff had six players – all of their varsity players with the exception of first quarter hero Roddy Richardson – score in the period and held a 44-40 halftime advantage.

The Bronchos started the third quarter with more scoring diversity and again with an outside-in approach.  In succession, a Jesse Berry three, a Broderick Lewis dunk, and another three by Joe Gamble gave Jeff their largest lead, 52-40 forcing a Central Catholic timeout.

“It’s tough,” Barrett stated.  “There were certain guys we were going to let shoot and those were some of the guys that hit three or four of them.”

“You can’t guard them all out there, but then again you’ve got to guard them all out there.  And when you get out on them they take it to the hole.”

Central Catholic got as close as five with 5:51 left in the game, but Jeff – the fourth most potent offense in the state – kept scoring and won by a 10-point margin.

5’10 junior guard Brandon Williams paced the winners with 21, scoring 13 of them in the fourth quarter.

“He showed a lot of maturity because he went through foul trouble and he had to fight through that,” Bunnell said. 

Williams picked up his fourth foul with 3:16 left in the third quarter.

“He’s used to playing 30 or 32 minutes a game (and played 23 tonight).  I thought he did a good job, I couldn’t be prouder.”

Roddy Richardson scored 17, Jesse Berry finished with 15, and Broderick Lewis scored 12 points and got eight rebounds.

“I couldn’t have been prouder of the effort,” Bunnell said.  “We got broke down a lot defensively, we gave up a lot of easy baskets, but ultimately I thought we showed a lot of toughness and had good concentration tonight.”

Anthrop finished with a game-high 31 points, keeping his team in the game.

“He understands the game,” Barrett said.  “He understands what the defense is trying to do and he knows how to slash and back-cut and get an easy layup or take his man off the dribble and use his body, he just has a knack for doing that.”

Anthrop’s senior brother Jade scored 15, while Daniel Mills had 14 and 6’9” center Cameron Leopker finished with nine points. 

“I think they always play great against us and I thought they played great tonight,” Bunnell said of LCC.  “Give them some credit they’ve got a chance of going a long way in the tournament.”

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By Eric Eaton
HCC Coordinator

FISHERS – Lafayette Jeff’s hopes of defeating Hamilton Southeastern for the first time in Hoosier Crossroads Conference play evaporated in the final seconds as Southeastern’s Paige Smith rebounded a Kelsey Lamb miss and scored on a put-back as time expired, lifting the host Royals to a thrilling 53-52 win on January 19th.

Lafayette Jeff, which began HCC competition in girls basketball during the 2004-2005 season, has lost all four conference outings against the Royals.  The last two losses though have been by a total of four points.

However, it looked for a while like this conference battle with Southeastern would be different than the previous three for the Bronchos.

Sophomore Brandi Richardson scored Jeff’s first 11 points, as the Bronchos built an 11-point lead after one quarter of play (19-8).

Junior Courtney Osborn would make her presence known though in the second period for Hamilton Southeastern, as the Royals turned a double figure deficit into a three point halftime lead (28-25).  Osborn who averages 16.3 ppg, scored 8 of her 10 first half points during the second period.  The 5’8” guard would finish with 14 points for the game.

The third period then saw the emergence of the 6’0” power forward Smith.  The junior scored six of her team-high 18 points in the third as the Royals extended their lead to five (42-27) to begin the fourth.  And as a sign of things to come, she scored all three of her third period buckets on put-backs.  She would finish the ball-game with a double-double, as she pulled down 10 rebounds to go along with her 18 points.

“Paige is playing so well for us right now,” said Hamilton Southeastern coach Chris Huppenthal.  “She’s just having a tremendous season and I’m happy for her.”

However, the Bronchos were able to get themselves back in the game during the fourth quarter by what Huppenthal described as his team playing “not to lose.” 

After failing to extend a three point lead on multiple positions, the Royals left the door open for the Bronchos to pull of some late-game heroics.

And that’s exactly what they did.  Senior Lacey Roberts banked in a shot from the paint with under thirty-seconds to play, giving Jeff a 52-51 lead.

The Royals then proceeded to turn the ball over, as they were called for a five-second violation while trying to inbound the ball.

Having to foul, Southeastern sent sophomore Channie Williams to the free throw line with 8.9 seconds remaining.  After missing her first attempt, Jeff coach Jan Conner then instructed her to miss the second one intentionally.

The decision though would backfire on the 25-year veteran coach, as the Royals had enough time to go the entire length of the floor and get two shots off.  The second of those being Smith’s rebound put-back at the buzzer, which won the game for Southeastern.

“We tried to get Channie to miss it and then have them have to dribble the ball down the length of the floor,” said Conner.  “You know it didn’t work so I’ll take the fault for that, because we were trying something to make them use up the clock.”

“I’m just really disappointed on the last play of the game we don’t have somebody that puts a body on 41,” said Conner referring to Smith’s game-winning basket.  “41 is absolutely a rebounding machine.  I mean that’s one of the finest rebounders I’ve seen in a long time.”

With the win, 4A #11 Hamilton Southeastern improved to 13-4 and 7-1 in the HCC.  However, Huppenthal was displeased by the fact that his team failed to put the Bronchos away earlier in the fourth quarter.

“There was one point I turned to my assistant George Odom and I said to him it seems like we’re playing not to lose,” said Huppenthal.  “We had a lot of opportunities to build on the lead and just weren’t able to do it.  We’ve got to be able to take advantage of those situations and we didn’t do it tonight.”

Lafayette Jeff which fell to 10-9 (5-3 HCC) was lead in scoring by the 24 points from Brandi Richardson.  Her cousin, Charae Richardson, chipped in 16 in the loss to the Royals.

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By Paul Brown
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WEST LAFAYETTE – The Lafayette Jefferson Bronchos allowed only 11 points over the final 3 quarters of a Hoosier Crossroads Conference rivalry game, handing the Harrison Raiders a lopsided 81-30 loss on January 18th. 

The 51-point difference represents Lafayette Jeff’s largest margin of victory since a 55-point victory on  January 12, 2000. 

The problems started early for the Raiders, when senior Ryan Powell left the game with a leg injury early in the first quarter.  He had returned to the Harrison bench on crutches by the end of the game. 

The first quarter looked promising offensively for Harrison as they managed to score 19 points.  Their offense soon stalled, however, as they managed only 5 points in each of the second and third quarters and only 1 point in the final quarter. 

Junior Levi Armstrong led Harrison (2-11, 0-6 HCC) with 11 points, all of which were scored in the first quarter of play.

The Bronchos, on the other hand, started well with 31 first-quarter points and continued their scoring to finish with 81 points.  They shot 44 percent from 2-point range and 37 percent from 3 point range for the game. 

The Bronchos (13-1, 5-0 HCC) were led in scoring by junior Brandon Williams’ 24 points and sophomore Jesse Berry’s 23.  Senior Broderick Lewis led Lafayette Jeff’s dominant rebounding with 13 total rebounds.  The Bronchos grabbed 59 total rebounds compared to Harrison’s 25.  

The Bronchos brought in their subs to play most of the fourth quarter, as their 20-point halftime lead turned into a 40-point lead after 3 quarters. 

The cross-county rivalry game was physical from start to finish, with a total of 30 combined fouls.  Harrison was simply unable to keep up with Lafayette Jeff’s rapid style of play for much more than the first quarter.

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By Eric Eaton
HCC Coordinator

LAFAYETTE – On the same night former Lafayette Jefferson great Kay Sharp was recognized as being a member of this year’s Indiana Basketball Hall Of Fame’s Silver Anniversary Team, current Bronchos star Charae Richardson had a game for the ages.

In fact, Sharp who is Carmel’s junior varsity coach, saw her career high 42 points matched by the junior Richardson in Lafayette Jeff’s 97-75 rout of Indianapolis Tech on January 17th.

The 5’7” guard scored 23 of her career high 42 points from the foul line where she was 23 for 24 in the win over the Titans.

Charae’s cousin, Brandi Richardson, also had a great game versus Tech.  The sophomore point guard scored 25 points as the two combined to score 67 points, which nearly equaled the entire Titans output.

Tech simply had no answer on how to slow down Lafayette Jeff in the first half.  The Bronchos raced out to a 29-17 first quarter lead and didn’t let up.  They scored 28 second quarter points and led 57-39 at halftime.

The Titans held the Bronchos to 17 fewer points in the second half, but the damage was already done as Lafayette Jeff won its third straight to improve to 10-8.

Next up for the Bronchos is a big Hoosier Crossroads Conference battle at Hamilton Southeastern on Saturday January 19.  If the Bronchos (5-2 HCC) win that game, then they will draw even with the Royals (6-1 HCC) for second place in the HCC standings. Fishers currently holds claim to the top spot in the conference with a 7-0 mark.

Indianapolis Tech (5-12), which got a team-high 23 points from senior Courtney Cross in the loss, will travel to Indianapolis Manual on Jan. 22 for its next game.

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By Eric Eaton
HCC Coordinator

West Lafayette – Apparently Lafayette Jeff point-guard Brandi Richardson enjoys crossing the Wabash River to play basketball in West Lafayette.

In the Bronchos 88-63 win at Harrison (West Lafayette) on Jan. 12 the super sophomore scored a game-high 24 points.

On January 15th, Lafayette Jeff again crossed the Wabash River to take-on West Lafayette.  And once again Richardson was at her best.  She scored her team’s first 15 points as the Bronchos jumped all over the host Red Devils 21-2 after one quarter en route to a 72-47 victory.

In her last five games, the 5’1” Richardson is averaging 23 points per game for the Bronchos.

“I’ve been watching a lot of Purdue games,” said Lafayette Jeff coach Jan Conner.  “I haven’t seen anybody; I haven’t seen anybody that Purdue has played even except for maybe Connecticut who has players that can do what Brandi does.  She’s not hitting 18/19 footers.  She’s hitting 23/24 footers out there of the dribble, of the fast break.”

However, after falling behind by 19 points in the game’s first eight minutes, West Lafayette battled back in the second quarter.  The Red Devils outscored Jeff 18-8 in the second period, and trailed 29-20 at halftime.

Jeff would put the game away though in the third period, outscoring its Tippecanoe County rival 25-9.  Charae Richardson and Lacey Roberts combined to score 15 third-quarter points for the Bronchos.

West Lafayette, which was led in scoring by the 18 points of sophomore MacKenzie Staton, was plagued by turnovers in the loss to the Bronchos.  In fact, Coach Jane Schott’s team had just as many turnovers as they did points (20) in the first half of play.  For the game, the Red Devils turned the ball over a grand total of 32 times.

Lafayette Jeff, which improved to 9-8 with the win, will return to the hardwood on January 17th when the host Indianapolis Arsenal Tech.

West Lafayette, which fell below five-hundred with the loss (8-9), will next travel to 4A McCutcheon on January 22nd. 
 

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Here are all of the results from the Hoosier Crossroads Conference Wrestling Championships held Jan. 12 at Brownsburg High School

Team Results
1. Avon 241
2. Zionsville 159
3. Harrison 150.50
4. Westfield 147
5. Brownsburg 115.50
6. Lafayette Jeff 115
7. Fishers 109.50
8. McCutcheon 90
9. Hamilton Southeastern 86
10. Noblesville 83

Individual Champions
103 lbs. Blaine Hall (11) – Avon
112 lbs. Brady White (9) – Westfield
119 lbs. Michael Lovitt (10) – Noblesville
125 lbs. Kyle Estrada (12) – Avon
130 lbs. Matt Rassbach (10) – Avon
135 lbs. Damon Mele (10) – Fishers
140 lbs. Patrick Robinson (10) – Hamilton Southeastern
145 lbs. Brad Farrell (11) – Fishers
152 lbs. Cameron Vlahos (10) – Harrison
160 lbs. R.V. Peter (11) – Westfield
171 lbs. Andrew Leach (11) – Avon
189 lbs. Sean McCann (12) – Lafayette Jeff
215 lbs. Sam Johnson (12) – Avon
285 lbs. Eric MacDonald (12) – Harrison

HoosierAuthority.com was on hand to webcast the event.  Click here to listen to an archived audio version of the semifinals, then click here to listen to the finals.

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By Eric Eaton
HCC Coordinator

Fishers – Top-ranked Hamilton Southeastern bounced back in fine fashion from a dual meet loss to #2 North Central (Indianapolis) on Jan. 10 to capture the 2008 Hoosier Crossroads Conference Swimming and Diving Championships held January 12th at the Hamilton Southeastern pool.

The champion Royals tallied 488 points.  Zionsville finished second with a score of 308.50, and Fishers came home third with 240 points.

Hamilton Southeastern recorded eight victories in the win.  New conference records were established in six of those wins.  In fact, Hamilton Southeastern’s boys team duplicated the feat of its girls team by setting new meet records in all three relays.

A pair of Royal swimmers set new conference marks in individual events. 

Senior Austin Mudd established new conference records in both the 200 yard I.M. and the 100 yard backstroke.  He also was a member of two relay teams which set new meet records. 

Derek Paul was the second Hamilton Southeastern swimmer to win an individual event with a new conference record.  The senior won the 100 yard breaststroke in a time of 59.11, eclipsing the previous conference mark by just over two-tenths of a second.

Southeastern coach Andy Pedersen had this team say about all the new conference marks established by his swimmers. 

“I think it’s just the pride they have in our conference,” said Pedersen.  Last year this was the best swimming conference in the state.  We beat the MIC at the state meet, and we take a lot of pride in that.  And I think they take a lot of pride in that record board; and I
just think they were ready to go today.”

Two other swimmers set new conference records in individual events at the meet. 

Westfield senior Ben Wachtel established new meet records in both the 200 and 100 yard freestyles.  The Purdue signee won the 200 free in a time of 1:42.74.  He then later swam a time of 46.83 to win the 100 free.  Oh by the way, it was his own record he broke in both events.

Lafayette Jefferson’s Ben Russell broke a six-year-old conference record in the 500 yard freestyle.  The senior swam a time of 4:41.31, shattering the previous record by over five seconds.

The Zionsville Eagles recorded 18 Top ten finishes at the meet to out-distance Fishers for third place.

“It was really good and a little surprising to be honest with you,” said Zionsville coach Scott Kubly on his team’s performance.  “We’ve had quite a few meets here in the last seven days, and are times just keep getting slower and slower.  And today we just kind of breakout and have the best meet of the season.  It was incredible; the kids did a fantastic job on both sides, and I’m proud of them.”

The teams finishing in the fourth, fifth, and sixth spots were separated by a total of four points.  Tenth-ranked Westfield grabbed fourth place with a score of 209.50.  Noblesville was fifth with a score of 205.50.  The Millers beat sixth place Brownsburg by a mere half a point.

Click here to watch all of our video coverage from the meet.  Featured in the video highlights are Mudd in the 100 yard backstroke and Wachtel in the 100 yard freestyle.  In addition, both swimmers talk about their outstanding individual performances during the meet.  There is also an audio clip from Pederson on the Royals’ success at the conference meet.
 
Final Team Standings

1.  #1 Hamilton Southeastern HS 488
2. Zionsville High School 308.5
3. Fishers HS 240
4. #10 Westfield High School 209.5
5. Noblesville High School 205.5
6. Brownsburg High School 205
7. McCutcheon High School 176
8. Avon High School 148.5
9. Lafayette Jeff 113
10. Harrison HS Swimming & Diving 105

Individual Results (Top 16 in each event are listed)

Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay
HCC Record: 1:38.42 ! 2007 HAMSE
Beyerl, Paul, Owen, Kinney
1:40.05 STAT
Team R elay Finals Time
1 HAMSE A 1:38.10! STAT
Mudd, Austin 12 Paul, Derek 12
Peitz, Geoff 12 Kinney, Nathan 10
24.34 26.76 24.62 22.38
2 MHS A 1:42.76
Saunders, Andrew 10 Robbins, Will 12
Rice, Logan 11 Renard, Gilles 12
27.74 28.81 24.69 21.52
3 WEFLD A 1:43.95
Rutkowski, Kevin 11 Stephens, Zach 11
Gray, Colin 12 Wachtel, Ben 12
27.51 30.52 24.71 21.21
4 BBURG A 1:44.04
Franzman, Aric 12 Fox, Nick 11
Haynes, Luke 10 Minkner, Matt 12
26.26 30.03 25.03 22.72
5 NOBLV A 1:45.50
Reichert, Mike 10 Grieshop, Ben 12
Hanson, Collin 10 Howard, CJ 11
27.80 30.14 24.81 22.75
6 FHS A 1:45.58
Hale, Tucker 10 Roach, Ant 9
Salathe, Josh 11 Jamrose, Ethan 10
27.67 29.81 25.26 22.84
7 ZIONS A 1:48.22
Cardosi, Andrew 9 Sanders, Matt 12
Sanders, Donovan 10 Boggs, Ian 9
27.71 30.56 26.06 23.89
8 AVON-IN A 1:48.60
Robbins, Thomas 12 Miller, Josh 10
Dreher, Ross 11 Dreher, Thomas 11
28.99 29.39 26.26 23.96
9 HARR-IN A 1:48.75
Ross, Eric 12 Alter, Adam 12
Ross, Matt 11 Alter, Jacob 10
27.22 30.65 26.11 24.77
10 JEFF-IN A 1:49.70
Walker, Matt 12 Cook, Peter 12
Russell, Ben 12 Baldwin, Jake 10
27.11 32.25 24.98 25.36

Boys 200 Yard Free
HCC Record: 1:44.31 ! 2007 B. Wachtel
1:44.66 STAT
Name Y r Team Finals Time
1 Wachtel, Ben 12WEFLD 1:42.74! STAT
23.25 25.90 26.45 27.14
2 Renard, Gilles 12MHS 1:43.41! STAT
24.51 26.65 26.65 25.60
3 Kruse, Matt 12HAMSE 1:45.60
23.90 26.81 27.52 27.37
4 Mattson, Chris 11ZIONS 1:47.89
24.64 27.23 27.74 28.28
5 Dance, Jonathon 10FHS 1:48.92
25.43 27.95 27.92 27.62
6 Owen, Cameron 12HAMSE 1:49.37
24.34 26.69 28.90 29.44
7 Welklin, Joe 12NOBLV 1:50.18
24.92 27.83 28.80 28.63
8 Ross, Eric 12HARR-IN 1:50.57
25.10 28.02 29.04 28.41
9 Boggs, Ian 9 ZIONS 1:51.65
25.64 28.21 29.01 28.79
10 Jamrose, Ethan 10FHS 1:52.14
25.05 27.79 29.22 30.08
11 Sickle, Ryan 12ZIONS 1:53.96
25.90 28.69 29.85 29.52
12 Osborne, Marshall 10HAMSE 1:54.33
25.69 28.46 30.09 30.09
13 Haynes, Luke 10BBURG 1:54.90
25.18 28.88 30.41 30.43
14 Smith, Austin 11NOBLV 1:55.24
26.60 28.52 30.02 30.10
15 Waggoner, Eric 9 BBURG 1:55.94
25.19 29.16 30.91 30.68
16 Clark, Ryan 9 NOBLV 1:57.06
25.93 29.01 31.16 30.96

Boys 200 Yard IM
HCC Record: 1:56.91 ! 2007 A. Mudd
1:58.13 STAT
Name Y r Team Finals Time
1 Mudd, Austin 12HAMSE 1:54.64! STAT
24.30 28.75 32.92 28.67
2 Connolly, Ryan 12ZIONS 1:57.90 STAT
24.66 29.47 35.13 28.64
3 Russell, Ben 12 JEFF-IN 2:01.34
25.37 30.53 37.20 28.24
4 Paul, Derek 12HAMSE 2:02.02
26.48 32.60 34.82 28.12
5 Bean, Sam 12HAMSE 2:05.22
27.07 31.76 36.82 29.57
6 Franzman, Aric 12BBURG 2:05.42
26.72 31.44 37.79 29.47
7 Salathe, Josh 11FHS 2:06.46
26.62 33.43 38.30 28.11
8 Miller, Josh 10AVON-IN 2:06.63
26.80 34.20 35.40 30.23
9 Rice, Logan 11MHS 2:06.89
26.32 32.38 38.37 29.82
10 Sanders, Donovan 10ZIONS 2:07.05
27.29 31.90 38.30 29.56
11 Roach, Ant 9 FHS 2:08.05
28.39 33.17 37.45 29.04
12 Ross, Matt 11HARR-IN 2:09.69
27.30 33.66 37.91 30.82
13 Sanders, Matt 12ZIONS 2:10.52
27.04 33.94 38.10 31.44
14 Reichert, Mike 10NOBLV 2:11.92
27.08 32.68 40.89 31.27
15 Ingram, Christophe 10WEFLD 2:13.00
29.31 33.93 39.21 30.55
16 Rhoda, Alex 9 MHS 2:13.67
27.65 34.49 40.42 31.11

Boys 50 Yard Free
HCC Record: 21.50 ! 2004 E. Kinney
21.91 STAT
Name Y r Team Finals Time
1 Kinney, Nathan 10HAMSE 22.51
2 Hanson, Collin 10NOBLV 22.56
3 Howard, CJ 11NOBLV 22.68
4 Minkner, Matt 12BBURG 23.00
5 Myers, Chris 12HAMSE 23.04
6 Voiles, Andrew 11BBURG 23.27
7 Cardosi, Andrew 9 ZIONS 23.68
8 Robbins, Thomas 12AVON-IN 23.76
9 Perry, Tony 11HAMSE 23.77
10 May, Benjamin 9 NOBLV 23.87
11 Foulds, Luke 12FHS 24.03
12 Oppy, Clay 10MHS 24.06
13 Bedford, Kevin 12WEFLD 24.11
14 Iancu, Mihai 12FHS 24.18
*15 Jones, Kevin 10AVON-IN 24.26
*15 Hicks, Robert 11ZIONS 24.26

Boys 1 mtr Diving
HCC Record: 618.70 ! 2001 P. Jones
Name Y r TeamFinals Score
1 Dreher, Ross 11AVON-IN 361.60
2 Jones, Alex 10FHS 356.30
3 Denkers, Matt 11FHS 340.95
4 Roof, Spencer 9 FHS 315.05
5 Dreher, Thomas 11AVON-IN 315.00
6 Zediker, Deven 12HARR-IN 304.15
7 Phillippo, Tyler 11MHS 255.15
8 Park, Chris 12HAMSE 246.80
9 Dorman, Michael 10HAMSE 231.50
10 Keinsley, Matt 11WEFLD 230.20
11 Winslow, Bryce 12HAMSE 219.05
12 Winkle, Collin 10WEFLD 218.80
13 Day, Doug 10BBURG 207.45
14 Dunk, Tyler 10HARR-IN 203.80
15 Bolinger, Michael 10NOBLV 201.80
16 Hincher, Macauley 9 BBURG 169.50

Boys 100 Yard Fly
HCC Record: 50.77 ! 2001 M. McDonald
52.86 STAT
Name Y r Team Finals Time
1 Owen, Cameron 12HAMSE 52.24 STAT
24.65 27.59
2 Newcomer, Sam 12ZIONS 52.88
24.71 28.17
3 Peitz, Geoff 12HAMSE 53.09
24.83 28.26
4 Gray, Colin 12WEFLD 54.79
25.86 28.93
5 Walker, Matt 12 JEFF-IN 55.10
25.46 29.64
6 Myers, Chris 12HAMSE 55.19
25.36 29.83
7 Rice, Logan 11MHS 55.50
26.14 29.36
8 Salathe, Josh 11FHS 55.85
26.10 29.75
9 Haynes, Luke 10BBURG 56.49
25.62 30.87
10 Sanders, Donovan 10ZIONS 57.17
26.62 30.55
11 Grieshop, Ben 12NOBLV 57.46
26.62 30.84
12 Hanson, Collin 10NOBLV 58.03
26.60 31.43
13 Kozman, Sam 10FHS 59.27
27.36 31.91
14 Laffin, Zach 11BBURG 59.53
28.17 31.36
15 Torrance, Nick 9 ZIONS 59.58
27.52 32.06
16 Hartman, Wesley 11MHS 1:00.19
27.27 32.92

Boys 100 Yard Free
HCC Record: 47.77 ! 2007 B. Wachtel
48.16 STAT
Name Y r Team Finals Time
1 Wachtel, Ben 12WEFLD 46.83! STAT
22.45 24.38
2 Kinney, Nathan 10HAMSE 49.35
23.27 26.08
3 Rossillo, Justin 9 HAMSE 50.63
23.30 27.33
4 Sickle, Ryan 12ZIONS 51.07
24.14 26.93
5 Howard, CJ 11NOBLV 51.54
24.44 27.10
6 Minkner, Matt 12BBURG 52.32
25.11 27.21
7 Perry, Tony 11HAMSE 52.36
25.28 27.08
8 Voiles, Andrew 11BBURG 52.44
26.08 26.36
9 Hale, Tucker 10FHS 52.50
24.93 27.57
10 May, Benjamin 9 NOBLV 52.87
25.23 27.64
11 Robbins, Thomas 12AVON-IN 52.95
25.13 27.82
*12 Shivley, Jared 10NOBLV 53.69
25.54 28.15
*12 Rutkowski, Kevin 11WEFLD 53.69
25.43 28.26
14 Oppy, Clay 10MHS 53.72
25.47 28.25
15 Bedford, Kevin 12WEFLD 53.77
25.93 27.84
16 Jones, Kevin 10AVON-IN 54.11
25.80 28.31

Boys 500 Yard Free
HCC Record: 4:45.77 ! 2002 P. McKinnis
4:46.81 STAT
Name Y r Team Finals Time
1 Russell, Ben 12 JEFF-IN 4:41.31! STAT
25.51 28.03 28.37 28.65
28.71 28.56 28.14 28.58
28.51 28.25
2 Renard, Gilles 12MHS 4:42.62! STAT
25.93 28.44 28.62 28.46
28.49 28.82 28.86 28.79
28.85 27.36
3 Kruse, Matt 12HAMSE 4:51.06
26.04 28.81 29.05 29.18
29.26 29.46 30.09 29.74
30.10 29.33
4 Mattson, Chris 11ZIONS 4:52.88
25.66 28.46 29.08 29.56
29.91 29.88 30.00 30.33
30.25 29.75
5 Welklin, Joe 12NOBLV 4:55.10
26.21 29.10 29.59 30.10
30.07 30.11 30.06 30.12
30.24 29.50
6 Ross, Eric 12HARR-IN 4:59.28
25.42 28.69 29.75 30.36
30.86 30.97 31.07 30.94
31.10 30.12
7 Boggs, Ian 9 ZIONS 4:59.33
26.35 28.97 29.68 30.30
30.52 30.67 30.88 30.76
30.97 30.23
8 Jamrose, Ethan 10FHS 5:01.40
26.72 29.42 30.27 16.77
16.84 27.47 1:01.40 31.00
30.96 30.55
9 Dance, Jonathon 10FHS 5:06.35
27.17 29.61 30.20 29.87
30.80 31.18 31.97 32.37
32.28 30.90
10 Laffin, Zach 11BBURG 5:06.59
26.26 30.04 30.99 31.16
31.21 31.51 31.34 31.48
31.77 30.83
11 Smith, Austin 11NOBLV 5:12.53
26.53 29.51 30.89 31.37
32.00 32.40 32.68 32.96
32.83 31.36
12 Osborne, Marshall 10HAMSE 5:12.60
27.63 30.45 31.53 31.86
32.04 32.24 32.25 32.24
32.17 30.19
13 Wimmer, Thomas 10ZIONS 5:16.71
27.50 30.11 31.32 32.11
32.83 32.74 32.50 33.02
33.07 31.51
14 Robinson, Jacob 9 HAMSE 5:17.56
25.58 29.82 31.49 32.45
32.72 32.91 33.21 33.24
33.38 32.76
15 Morris, Clayton 9 BBURG 5:20.08
27.30 31.11 32.48 32.67
32.61 33.34 33.42 33.29
33.26 30.60
16 Sheets, Jake 11AVON-IN 5:25.24
28.04 31.54 31.93 32.90
32.86 33.10 33.65 33.80
33.65 33.77

Boys 200 Yard Free Relay
HCC Record: 1:29.22 ! 2003 HARR
Moss, Wells, Eagan, McKinnis
1:29.91 STAT
Team R elay Finals Time
1 HAMSE A 1:29.10! STAT
Paul, Derek 12 Rossillo, Justin 9
Owen, Cameron 12 Kruse, Matt 12
22.59 22.87 21.95 21.69
2 ZIONS A 1:30.36
Newcomer, Sam 12 Sickle, Ryan 12
Mattson, Chris 11 Connolly, Ryan 12
22.82 22.96 22.37 22.21
3 BBURG A 1:31.66
Voiles, Andrew 11 Franzman, Aric 12
Haynes, Luke 10 Minkner, Matt 12
23.30 23.22 22.55 22.59
4 MHS A 1:33.66
Oppy, Clay 10 Rhoda, Alex 9
Rice, Logan 11 Renard, Gilles 12
24.42 24.02 23.24 21.98
5 WEFLD A 1:34.66
Gray, Colin 12 Ingram, Christopher 10
Bedford, Kevin 12 Wachtel, Ben 12
24.19 24.60 24.05 21.82
6 FHS A 1:35.52
Dance, Jonathon 10 Foulds, Luke 12
Roach, Ant 9 Salathe, Josh 11
23.45 24.67 24.23 23.17
7 NOBLV A 1:36.58
May, Benjamin 9 Smith, Austin 11
Grieshop, Ben 12 Welklin, Joe 12
24.21 24.27 24.53 23.57
8 AVON-IN A 1:39.48
Dreher, Ross 11 Dreher, Thomas 11
McKinney, Dave 11 Jones, Kevin 10
24.77 25.40 25.09 24.22
9 HARR-IN A 1:41.43
Alter, Adam 12 Alter, Jacob 10
Ross, Matt 11 Ross, Eric 12
25.57 25.95 25.39 24.52
10 JEFF-IN A 1:44.61
Cook, Peter 12 Miller, Devin 10
Sharp, Tyler 9 Crisler, Keith 11
25.25 26.64 26.74 25.98

Boys 100 Yard Back
HCC Record: 53.38 ! 2001 M. McDonald
54.59 STAT
Name Y r Team Finals Time
1 Mudd, Austin 12HAMSE 51.95! STAT
25.18 26.77
2 Peitz, Geoff 12HAMSE 55.12
26.40 28.72
3 Rossillo, Justin 9 HAMSE 56.69
27.04 29.65
4 Newcomer, Sam 12ZIONS 57.37
28.08 29.29
5 Cardosi, Andrew 9 ZIONS 58.18
28.33 29.85
6 Niederberger, Dann 10WEFLD 58.66
28.27 30.39
7 Hale, Tucker 10FHS 59.15
28.46 30.69
8 Link, Terry 12ZIONS 59.40
28.47 30.93
9 Walker, Matt 12 JEFF-IN 59.54
28.72 30.82
10 Saunders, Andrew 10MHS 59.59
28.69 30.90
11 Reichert, Mike 10NOBLV 1:00.09
28.81 31.28
12 Rutkowski, Kevin 11WEFLD 1:00.63
28.64 31.99
13 Waggoner, Eric 9 BBURG 1:00.89
29.16 31.73
14 Dreher, Thomas 11AVON-IN 1:02.77
30.04 32.73
15 Rebar, Evan 12HARR-IN 1:02.98
30.09 32.89
16 Velasquez, Ryan 12MHS 1:03.70
30.28 33.42

Boys 100 Yard ******
HCC Record: 59.35 ! 2007 D. Paul
1:00.27 STAT
Name Y r Team Finals Time
1 Paul, Derek 12HAMSE 59.11! STAT
27.88 31.23
2 Gray, Colin 12WEFLD 1:00.79
28.28 32.51
3 Connolly, Ryan 12ZIONS 1:01.30
28.91 32.39
4 Franzman, Aric 12BBURG 1:04.38
30.32 34.06
5 Miller, Josh 10AVON-IN 1:04.46
29.87 34.59
6 Bean, Sam 12HAMSE 1:04.96
30.32 34.64
7 Essington, Seth 10HAMSE 1:05.76
30.09 35.67
8 Hicks, Robert 11ZIONS 1:05.85
30.77 35.08
9 Robbins, Will 12MHS 1:06.19
31.35 34.84
10 Alter, Adam 12HARR-IN 1:06.51
31.81 34.70
11 Sanders, Matt 12ZIONS 1:06.67
31.04 35.63
12 Ingram, Christophe 10WEFLD 1:06.68
31.31 35.37
13 Roach, Ant 9 FHS 1:07.04
31.21 35.83
14 Fox, Nick 11BBURG 1:07.24
31.00 36.24
15 Stephens, Zach 11WEFLD 1:07.47
30.95 36.52
16 Ross, Matt 11HARR-IN 1:07.53
31.59 35.94

Boys 400 Yard Free Relay
HCC Record: 3:16.25 ! 2006 HAMSE
3:18.15 STAT
Team R elay Finals Time
1 HAMSE A 3:13.91! STAT
Kruse, Matt 12 Mudd, Austin 12
Kinney, Nathan 10 Owen, Cameron 12
23.11 48.36 22.48 48.15
23.13 49.38 22.91 48.02
2 ZIONS A 3:19.42
Newcomer, Sam 12 Sickle, Ryan 12
Mattson, Chris 11 Connolly, Ryan 12
23.70 49.92 23.82 50.47
23.39 49.36 23.53 49.67
3 FHS A 3:25.94
Jamrose, Ethan 10 Hale, Tucker 10
Kozman, Sam 10 Dance, Jonathon 10
23.61 50.43 24.43 51.54
25.05 53.75 23.98 50.22
4 NOBLV A 3:28.05
Welklin, Joe 12 Reichert, Mike 10
Howard, CJ 11 Hanson, Collin 10
24.65 51.68 25.42 54.43
23.66 50.80 24.07 51.14
5 WEFLD A 3:34.29
Bedford, Kevin 12 Rutkowski, Kevin 11
Niederberger, Danny 10 Ingram, Christopher 10
25.52 53.99 25.81 54.82
25.21 52.65 25.30 52.83
6 JEFF-IN A 3:34.58
Russell, Ben 12 Walker, Matt 12
Miller, Devin 10 Sharp, Tyler 9
23.69 49.90 25.16 52.98
26.97 56.47 25.82 55.23
7 BBURG A 3:35.89
Voiles, Andrew 11 Laffin, Zach 11
Woodings, Jared 9 Waggoner, Eric 9
24.65 51.46 25.69 54.50
26.22 55.50 25.19 54.43
8 AVON-IN A 3:38.15
Robbins, Thomas 12 Jones, Kevin 10
Sheets, Jake 11 Miller, Josh 10
25.08 52.90 26.23 55.89
26.39 56.65 25.09 52.71
9 MHS A 3:38.32
Oppy, Clay 10 Hartman, Wesley 11
Robbins, Will 12 Rhoda, Alex 9
25.55 54.55 26.33 56.91
26.10 54.43 25.21 52.43
10 HARR-IN A 3:57.24
Rebar, Evan 12 Alrawi, Mahmood 11
Hurd, Kyle 10 Son, Jacob 12
26.91 57.05 30.25 1:03.96
27.08 58.55 27.19 57.68

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