The IHSAA has announced host sites for the 2011-12 sectional tournaments.
Class 4A, Sectional 9 (teams: Greenfield-Central, Anderson, Connersville, New Castle, Pendleton Heights, Richmond).
Volleyball: New Castle
Girls basketball: Greenfield-Central
Boys basketball: New Castle
Softball: Pendleton Heights
Baseball: Pendleton Heights
Class 4A, Sectional 13 (teams: New Palestine, Center Grove, Franklin, Franklin Central, Greenwood, Whiteland).
Volleyball: Franklin
Girls basketball: Franklin
Boys basketball: Center Grove
Softball: Center Grove
Baseball: Whiteland
Class 3A, Sectional 26 (teams: Mt. Vernon, Arlington, Brebeuf, Chatard, Guerin Catholic, Howe).
Volleyball: Mt. Vernon
Girls basketball: Arlington
Boys basketball: Mt. Vernon
Softball: Mt. Vernon
Baseball: Brebeuf
Class 2A, Sectional 41 (teams: Eastern Hancock, Cambridge City Lincoln, Centerville, Hagerstown, Knightstown, Northeastern, Union County)
Volleyball: Knightstown
Girls basketball: Cambridge City Lincoln
Boys basketball: Hagerstown
Softball: Cambridge City Lincoln
Baseball: Centerville
Showing posts with label ihsaa sectionals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ihsaa sectionals. Show all posts
Friday, July 15, 2011
Monday, May 30, 2011
Maruders win 6-3
For those who weren't able to listen, Mt. Vernon won tonight's sectional championship with a 6-3 victory over No. 2 New Palestine.
Zach McKinney had the big blow for MV -- a three-run homer in the third to straightaway centerfield in the third that broke a 1-1 tie. MV added another run on Zach McFarland's RBI double in the inning, and Troy Montgomery hit a solo homer in the sixth to provide a key insurance run.
Logan Blair scattered 10 hits to get the pitching victory. He is now 8-2 on the year. NP got on the board early on David Gunst's solo homer in the top of the first, but the Dragons couldn't get the deficit below three after McKinney's homer -- Gunst singled and scored in the fifth, and doubled and scored in the seventh. Blair worked himself out of a bases-loaded jam in the fifth to preserve the four-run lead.
MV will play Crawfordsville at 11 a.m. Saturday in the opening game of the Mt. Vernon regional. Join Andrew and Chris for the call. http://www.justin.tv/hancockcountysports
Crawfordsville won its sixth straight sectional title, walloping Danville 17-1 and Western Boone 14-2 in Monday's games, both in five innings.
Zach McKinney had the big blow for MV -- a three-run homer in the third to straightaway centerfield in the third that broke a 1-1 tie. MV added another run on Zach McFarland's RBI double in the inning, and Troy Montgomery hit a solo homer in the sixth to provide a key insurance run.
Logan Blair scattered 10 hits to get the pitching victory. He is now 8-2 on the year. NP got on the board early on David Gunst's solo homer in the top of the first, but the Dragons couldn't get the deficit below three after McKinney's homer -- Gunst singled and scored in the fifth, and doubled and scored in the seventh. Blair worked himself out of a bases-loaded jam in the fifth to preserve the four-run lead.
MV will play Crawfordsville at 11 a.m. Saturday in the opening game of the Mt. Vernon regional. Join Andrew and Chris for the call. http://www.justin.tv/hancockcountysports
Crawfordsville won its sixth straight sectional title, walloping Danville 17-1 and Western Boone 14-2 in Monday's games, both in five innings.
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Hancock County sectionals change
The four Hancock County teams will be in four different sectionals for the next two years, as new 4A member New Palestine was placed in a sectional with four Johnson County schools and Franklin Central, while Greenfield-Central remained in the sectional it had called home with Pendleton Heights, Anderson, Connersville, New Castle and Richmond.
One minor change to G-C's sectional is that it will feed the Hinkle regional instead of the Marion regional. New Palestine's sectional will feed the Seymour regional in boys basketball.
These pairings are for boys basketball, girls basketball, volleyball, baseball and softball.
Mt. Vernon saw significant change, as the Marauders will be shifted to an Indianapolis sectional with three private schools and two IPS schools. The only change to Eastern Hancock's sectional is that Shenandoah is moved out.
Meanwhile, in football, the three 4A schools are together, but HHC power Delta is also a part of the sectional, as well as the two Muncie schools and Frankfort, so get ready for some travel. Scecina moves into Eastern Hancock's 1A sectional, which is again comprised primarily of East Central Indiana schools.
In soccer, the three county schools will be paired with Shelbyville in sectional play.
Here is the list of local sectionals and those involving HHC teams:
Basketball/baseball/softball/volleyball
4A:
#9 -- *GREENFIELD-CENTRAL, *Pendleton Heights, Anderson, Connersville, New Castle,Richmond
#13 - *NEW PALESTINE, Center Grove, Franklin Central, Franklin, Greenwood, Whiteland
#14 - *Shelbyville, Bloomington North and South, Columbus East and North, East Central
3A:
#24 - *Delta, *Yorktown, Blackford, Hamilton Heights, Muncie Central, Muncie Southside
#26 - *MT VERNON (FORTVILLE), Brebeuf, Guerin Catholic, Arlington, Chatard, Howe
#29 - *Rushville, Batesville, Franklin County, Greensburg, Lawrenceburg, Madison, South Dearborn
2A:
#41 - EASTERN HANCOCK, Cambridge City Lincoln, Centerville, Hagerstown, Knightstown, Northeastern, Union County
Football
4A:
#13 - *GREENFIELD-CENTRAL, *MT VERNON (FORTVILLE), *NEW PALESTINE, *Delta, *Pendleton Heights, Frankfort, Muncie Central, Muncie South
#15 - *Shelbyville, Columbus East, Connersville, East Central, Franklin County, New Castle, Richmond, South Dearborn
3A:
#19 - *Yorktown, Bellmont, Blackford, Eastbrook, Maconaquah, Mississinewa, Peru, Western
#22 - *Rushville, Batesville, Beech Grove, Brown County, Edgewood, Greensburg, Indiana Creek, Howe
1A:
#37 - EASTERN HANCOCK, Cambridge City Lincoln, Hagerstown, Indiana Deaf School, Scecina, Knightstown, Northeastern, Tri
Boys/girls soccer
#23: Greenfield-Central, Mt. Vernon, New Palestine, Shelbyville
#15: Delta, Yorktown, Jay County, Muncie Central, Muncie South
#16: Pendleton Heights, Anderson, Fishers, HSE, Noblesville
#25: Rushville, Connersville, Franklin County, New Castle, Richmond
Full sectional alignments
Football sectional
Boys soccer
Girls soccer
Thanks to Chris Lambert for typing a lot of this info up!
One minor change to G-C's sectional is that it will feed the Hinkle regional instead of the Marion regional. New Palestine's sectional will feed the Seymour regional in boys basketball.
These pairings are for boys basketball, girls basketball, volleyball, baseball and softball.
Mt. Vernon saw significant change, as the Marauders will be shifted to an Indianapolis sectional with three private schools and two IPS schools. The only change to Eastern Hancock's sectional is that Shenandoah is moved out.
Meanwhile, in football, the three 4A schools are together, but HHC power Delta is also a part of the sectional, as well as the two Muncie schools and Frankfort, so get ready for some travel. Scecina moves into Eastern Hancock's 1A sectional, which is again comprised primarily of East Central Indiana schools.
In soccer, the three county schools will be paired with Shelbyville in sectional play.
Here is the list of local sectionals and those involving HHC teams:
Basketball/baseball/softball/volleyball
4A:
#9 -- *GREENFIELD-CENTRAL, *Pendleton Heights, Anderson, Connersville, New Castle,Richmond
#13 - *NEW PALESTINE, Center Grove, Franklin Central, Franklin, Greenwood, Whiteland
#14 - *Shelbyville, Bloomington North and South, Columbus East and North, East Central
3A:
#24 - *Delta, *Yorktown, Blackford, Hamilton Heights, Muncie Central, Muncie Southside
#26 - *MT VERNON (FORTVILLE), Brebeuf, Guerin Catholic, Arlington, Chatard, Howe
#29 - *Rushville, Batesville, Franklin County, Greensburg, Lawrenceburg, Madison, South Dearborn
2A:
#41 - EASTERN HANCOCK, Cambridge City Lincoln, Centerville, Hagerstown, Knightstown, Northeastern, Union County
Football
4A:
#13 - *GREENFIELD-CENTRAL, *MT VERNON (FORTVILLE), *NEW PALESTINE, *Delta, *Pendleton Heights, Frankfort, Muncie Central, Muncie South
#15 - *Shelbyville, Columbus East, Connersville, East Central, Franklin County, New Castle, Richmond, South Dearborn
3A:
#19 - *Yorktown, Bellmont, Blackford, Eastbrook, Maconaquah, Mississinewa, Peru, Western
#22 - *Rushville, Batesville, Beech Grove, Brown County, Edgewood, Greensburg, Indiana Creek, Howe
1A:
#37 - EASTERN HANCOCK, Cambridge City Lincoln, Hagerstown, Indiana Deaf School, Scecina, Knightstown, Northeastern, Tri
Boys/girls soccer
#23: Greenfield-Central, Mt. Vernon, New Palestine, Shelbyville
#15: Delta, Yorktown, Jay County, Muncie Central, Muncie South
#16: Pendleton Heights, Anderson, Fishers, HSE, Noblesville
#25: Rushville, Connersville, Franklin County, New Castle, Richmond
Full sectional alignments
Football sectional
Boys soccer
Girls soccer
Thanks to Chris Lambert for typing a lot of this info up!
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