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2/19/2019 Four hundred teams were drawn on Sunday and placed into brackets for the 109th Annual IHSAA Boys Basketball State Tournament presented by the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever.
Sectional games are scheduled to begin Tuesday, Feb. 26, and run through Saturday, March 2, with the regional rounds slated for March 9 and semi states on March 16.
The four state championship games that makeup the state finals will be played at Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis on Saturday, March 23.
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2/15/2019 The Hamilton Heights Huskies (13-7) took on the Lafayette Central Catholic Knights (17-3) on Friday night in Arcadia and, despite competitive play in the opening minutes, the Huskies were defeated by 16 points: 81-65.
Coming into the matchup the Knights had 1,254 points through 19 games compared to Heights’ 1,284 in the same number of contests. The Knights had given up roughly 200 points less throughout those games though, and their defensive prowess showed.
Heights was led by sophomore Gus Etchison who matched his season average of 23 points. Etchison also had eight assists—he averages seven—as well as three blocks and two steals. Sharpshooters Hickok and A.J. Field managed 15 and 14 points respectively after combining for nine of the 11 Huskies’ three-pointers.
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2/15/2019 The Carmel Greyhounds (18-1, No. 3) took on the Warren Central Warriors (14-2, No. 2) at home on Friday in one of most anticipated matchups of the season, and the Greyhounds came out on top 69-52 after outscoring the Warriors 31-18 in the first two quarters.
Carmel’s Karsten Windlan led all scorers with 19 points. Luke Heady added 18 points, John Michael Mulloy had 11 and Peter Suder managed 10 points of his own.
The Greyhounds also outworked the Warriors on the boards—out-rebounding Warren Central 25-16.
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2/15/2019 Tayson Parker poured in 41 points in a showdown of standout scorers, and the Northwestern High School junior leads the recipients in this week’s IBCA/Subway Player of the Week program.
Noblesville's Zack Johnson, Heights' A.J. Field, and Carmel's John Michael Mulloy all received nominations for the District 2 honnors, but fell just short of Parker.
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2/13/2019 Parking was at a premium at Hamilton Heights Middle School on Saturday when the Huskies hosted their first-ever county junior varsity wrestling tournament. Both gyms saw exciting competition on the mat with all 11 middle schools from Hamilton County represented.
“Both gymnasiums were filled with competitors, coaches, parents, families, school personnel, and coaches for what is set to be an annual tournament at the Middle School,” said Corey Kiger, Hamilton Heights Middle School Assistant Principal and Tournament Director. “We had approximately 220 wrestlers and over 400 in attendance. We received many positive comments about organizing and hosting the county’s first junior varsity wrestling tournament and our newly renovated areas.”
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2/13/2019 This year’s Hoosier Basketball Magazine's Top Senior Girls' high school player list includes two Lady Millers, as well as nine other players from around Hamilton County.
Noblesville’s Mallory Johnson and Maddie Knight both made the list. Three players were selected from Carmel High School, including: Mackenzie Wood, Macy Berglund, and Reagan Hune. University High School also had three players make the list: Jenna Blakely, Brooke Andrus and Jhordan McGuire. The fourth Hamilton County school with players on the list was Hamilton Southeastern. HSE’s honorees included: Amaya Hamilton, Tayah Irvin, and Malea Jackson.
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2/12/2019 KOKOMO – After two wins in regional play, the Hamilton Southeastern girls’ basketball team captured the regional championship on Saturday and will be headed to semi-state.
In the first matchup, the Lady Royals defeated Fort Wayne Carroll 59-34. Sydney Parrish led Hamilton Heights in scoring, finishing with 16 points, four rebounds, two steals, one assist and one block. In the championship game, the Lady Royals defeated Homestead 57-47. Parrish again led the Lady Royals in scoring, posting 27 points, seven rebounds, one assist, one steal and one block.
Hamilton Southeastern will travel to LaPorte for the semi-state championship and will take on undefeated Crown Point at 3 p.m.
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2/10/2019 Coming off of their big win against sixth-ranked Brownsburg on Friday night, the Millers (11-8) looked to keep their streak alive on Saturday against Fort Wayne - Wayne (10-9) at The Mill in Noblesville and came up with a 43-36 victory.
Once again, it was senior Zack Johnson who led all-scorers with 20 points. Johnson also added 2 rebounds, a steal and an assist. Senior Xavier Hines added 10 points, 5 rebounds and 2 steals. Alex Hunt had 5 points of his own and Jordan Schmidt and Eagan Keever-Hill each added 4.
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2/8/2019 The Westfield Shamrocks (10-8) traveled to Arcadia on Friday night to take on the Hamilton Heights Huskies (12-6). Heights trailed at halftime 25-17 and had trouble with Westfield’s interior play during the first half, but the Huskies came alive from behind the three point line in the third quarter and eventually came out on top 64-57.
Heights’ senior forward A.J. Field led all-scorers with 25 points on 15 attempts from the floor and standout sophomore guard Gus Etchison added 18 points and 5 assists.
The Shamrocks were led by senior point guard Zach Banks who managed to score 17 points.
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2/8/2019 The Millers (10-8) took on the sixth-ranked Brownsburg Bulldogs (15-6) on Friday night at The Mill in Noblesville and came out on top 39-36.
Noblesville senior Zack Johnson led all scorers with 21 points. Seniors Eagan Keever-Hill and Jordan Schmidt added 7 points each. Seniors Alex Hancock and Xavier Hines were the only other two Millers to manage a bucket on Friday—they each scored 2 points.
The first half was low-scoring for both teams and the Millers, who managed 9 points in the first quarter, held the Bulldogs to just 2 points in first 6 minutes of play.
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