ANDERSON, Ind. —
Anderson’s Trey Boyd, Pendleton Heights’ Brogan Gary and Lapel’s Tanner Watkins are part of Hoosier Basketball Magazine’s top 100 senior boys basketball players as released by publisher Garry Donna on Monday.
The list is the first step toward an invitation to the annual top-60 workout, to be held this year on April 7 at Marian University. The 60 seniors in that workout will have an opportunity to impress the Indiana All-Star team directors and join the 15-player roster for its annual series against Kentucky.
The list will be whittled from 100 to 60 following this weekend’s IHSAA state finals.
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Anderson's Trey Boyd shoots a pair of free throws after New Castle coach Steve Bennett was called for a technical foul during a sectional game this season at the New Castle Fieldhouse. Don Knight
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Pendleton Heights' Brogan Gary scores a layup as the Arabians faced Cathedral in a Class 4A regional at Southport High School. Don Knight
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Lapel's Tanner Watkins brings the ball down court as he is guarded by Cardinal Ritter's Kevin Bacon during the regular season. Don Knight
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March 18, 2013
Local trio make Hoosier Basketball’s top 100
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Arabians roll to softball sectional title
Pendleton Heights leadoff hitter Sarah Dixon set the table, and Arabians starting pitcher Bailey Benefiel made sure the visitors got none of the food.
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Raiders repeat at Eagles’ expense
For only the fourth time in school history and second year in a row, the Wapahani Lady Raiders are softball sectional 40 champions after a 9-4 win Wednesday over the host Frankton Lady Eagles. As with all championships, it did not come easy.
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Anderson, Richmond left in suspense
The Anderson baseball team’s Class 4A sectional title defense began well Wednesday night.
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Lions, Blackhawks to be continued
Liberty Christian’s sectional semifinal softball game with Cowan was suspended due to lightning in the top of the seventh inning Wednesday night.
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Frankton dominates battle of Eagles
A balanced offensive attack and a dominating pitching performance paced the Frankton Eagles as they soared past the Winchester Eagles in the opening round of the IHSAA Class 2A baseball Sectional No. 40, 10-0.
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Wilson claims winged sprint victory
Jacob Wilson turned in a dominating performance to win the Must See Winged Sprint feature at Anderson Speedway on Wednesday.
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Off to the races
For the past 15 or so years, Jack Lloyd's pursuit of race cars has had him camping out at Anderson Speedway for the Pay Less Little 500, which marks its 65th birthday this Saturday.
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Dan Patch lights up Hoosier Park Saturday night
Hoosier Park will feature the 20th edition of the $200,000 Dan Patch invitational Standardbred race on Saturday.
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Cottrell, Buck win regional titles
It didn’t take long for Pendleton Heights junior Kiawna Cottrell to stake her claim to a spot in the girls track state finals at Tuesday night’s North Central Regional.
On her first attempt at the long jump, the Arabians met the state standard of 17 feet, 4 inches.
“That started the night out right,” Pendleton Heights coach Melissa Hagerman said.
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Eagles soar into sectional final
On a warm and windy Tuesday evening, four teams hit the field at Frankton with a chance to play for the Sectional 40 softball championship. The host Frankton Eagles grabbed the first spot in the final with a dominating 24-0 win over Winchester.
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