GIRLS BASKETBALL
Elwood 51, Horizon Christian 32
Sara Phillips scored 20 points and grabbed 16 rebounds to lead the Panthers to a second win in four outings.
Katelyn Jones added 15 points and nine boards.
Tipton 61, Frankton 39
Mollie Hamilton scored 14 points, pulled down four rebounds and had three assists, but it wasn’t enough to keep the Eagles from dropping to 2-2 on the season.
Frankton will travel to Shenandoah on Friday.
Highland 83, Muncie South 45
Jessica Lark scored 19 points, and Britney Ball had a double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds to pace the Highland victory.
The Scots had four players score in double figures. Krosley Ogden scored 15 points and Kelsey Key 10. Highland is 2-2 and will take a week off before playing at Marion next Wednesday.
Wabash 48, Madison-Grant 30
No Argyll scored in double figures as Madison-Grant lost for the third time in as many games.
Holly Jarvis was the leading scorer for the Argylls with nine points. Olivia Stroup added eight rebounds
BOYS BASKETBALL
Cowan 63, Liberty Christian 30
Eric Huddleston scored 11 points, and Anderson Henderson had seven as the Lions lost their season-opener.
Liberty Christian will play against Alexandria on Friday in a game at Anderson University.
Local Sports
Area roundup: Elwood girls even record at 2-2
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Triumphant Tribe
Seventeen years of frustration and disappointment for the Anderson Indians baseball team ended in a jubilant dog pile atop junior pitcher Curtis Wilson on Monday night at Pendleton Heights’ Field of Dreams.
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Argylls squeeze into crown
Madison-Grant coach Ben Rodriguez liked his squeeze play so much that he called it again in the pivotal inning of the Class 2A, Sectional 39 championship game at Eastern High School on Monday night in Greentown.
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Bulldogs’ comeback falls just short
Not even a heroic seventh-inning rally could save the Lapel baseball team in the Class 2A sectional title game at Frankton on Monday afternoon.
The Bulldogs scored four runs in the seventh inning but still came up a run short as the Wapahani Raiders won the championship 9-8. -
Tribe rallies past Pendleton Heights into final
This is the stuff of legend.
The kind of game that defines a rivalry.
The kind of victory that breathes new life into a program.
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Tyler runs away with second Little 500 win
Deuces were wild at the 64th running of the Pay Less Little 500 as Brian Tyler recorded his second win and brought team owner Larry Contos win No. 2 at Anderson Speedway.
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Rick Teverbaugh: Spectacle lacking on local TV
The Greatest Spectacle in Racing, on television, is a myth in its own backyard.
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Tipton bedevils Madison-Grant
The Madison-Grant softball team dug a deep hole on Friday night in the championship game of the Class 2A, Sectional 39 at Eastern High School in Greentown. Trailing 5-0 after four innings, the Argylls scratched their way back into the game, but were on the short end of a 5-4 decision against the Tipton Blue Devils.
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Indians’ Dabney headed to state
The North Central Boys Track Regional is traditionally one of the toughest in the state with powerhouses Lawrence Central, Ben Davis, Pike and the host Panthers among the competitors
But that didn’t faze Anderson senior Derrick Dabney, who turned in two brilliant performances in the 110- and 300-meter hurdles at Thursday’s regional to advance to the state meet at Indiana University in Bloomington next Saturday. -
Roller coaster ride comes to end for Lapel
The Lapel Bulldogs couldn’t overcome one more hurdle in their roller-coaster season on Thursday as they fell to Wapahani 4-1 in the softball championship game of the Class 2A, Sectional 40 at Shenandoah High School.
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