Terre Haute South Braves | Archive | August, 2008

Staff Report

South controlled the line of scrimmage and won the battle of
Terre Haute
Friday night. The Braves downed city rival North 25-13 in the MIC opener for
both squads. The victory evened Terre Haute South’s record at 1-1, while North
fell to 0-2 on the young campaign.

A strong ground attack was the absolute key to this game. South
rumbled for over 400 yards on the ground, including 160 from quarterback Bryn
Schwartz. Running back Stevon Croom added 150 yards.

Most of the damage was done in the first half when Schwartz
rambled for 122 of his yards. It all led to a 12-6 Braves lead at intermission.
South would extend the lead to 19-6 midway through the third quarter and then
things got interesting. North cut the lead to 19-13 when sophomore quarterback
Chris Holler sprinted six yards around the left side for a touchdown. North
then recovered an onside kick and the game was suddenly in the balance.

North drove inside the South 25, but failed to convert on a
fourth and four. It was the last serious threat they would mount. South added a
score at the 9:00 mark of the fourth period and hung on for the victory.

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The Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference, or MIC (“mick”) as we all know it, has become the second conference to make HoosierAuthority.com the official athletic website of the conference. Beginning immediately, the MIC site within our Hoosier Authority system will be the main source for MIC athletic news, videos, and statistics.

Simply click on the Metropolitan Interscholastic link under FIND YOUR CONFERENCE near the top right of our home page. It will take you to the official, and complete, MIC website. During the 2008-09 school year, we will have not only our own coverage of MIC events but also stories and features from student journalists at each MIC school.

In addition to the conference site, Hoosier Authority has been given complete access to the MIC schools so we can help populate the school athletic pages within our system. So, whether you are a fan of Warren Central football, Carmel swimming, or Terre Haute North baseball, it will all be right here on HoosierAuthority.com!

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Carmel made a big jump this week in the newly released state rankings for girls’ golf. The Greyhounds jumped from 12^th to sixth in the rundown. The jump comes on the heels of an impressive showing in two of the early season invitational tournaments.

The Greyhounds top three MIC teams in this week’s top twenty. Center Grove dents the rankings at #14, while Terre Haute South debuts at #20. Here is the full rundown of Indiana’s top teams.

1. Martinsville
2. Hamilton Southeastern
3. Avon
4. Columbus North
5. Penn
6. Carmel
7. DeKalb
8. Roncalli
9. Noblesville
10. Greensburg
11. Zionsville
12. Lake Central
13. Chesterton
14. Center Grove
15. Evansville Memorial
16. Jennings County
17. Western
18. Lafayette Jefferson
19. Washington
20. Terre Haute South

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Terre Haute South dominated its own invitational Aug. 12 at Rea Park in Terre Haute. The Braves set several team and personal standards while cruising to a 22-stroke victory over second-place Jasper. Among those breakthroughs, South shot a team total of 330, the best team score for the Braves in five years.

Individually, Sloane Engle took medalist honors with a 79. That was a personal 18-hole best for the junior. Alana Whitlock also set a personal best, firing an 83. Two other Braves players were in the 80s for the day as both Kelsey Fuqua and Katelyn Goshell carded 84s.

Jasper was led by an 80 from Katie Schnarr. Terre Haute North, meanwhile, finished fourth in the 10-team field. The Patriots got a big boost from freshman Rachel Welker, who shot a team-low 86.

Here are team scores from the Terre Haute South Invitational:

Terre Haute South 330
Jasper 352
Northview 378
Terre Haute North 382
Terre Haute South (B) 397
Greencastle 437
West Vigo 453
South Putnam 454
Cloverdale 470

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By E. Shawn Aylsworth
Managing Editor
    
The master scheduler did Terre Haute South’s football team darn near zero favors this fall. The Braves played the state’s eighth-toughest schedule in 2007 according to the Sagarin power ratings, and it certainly doesn’t look any easier this season.

The Braves face five road games, including four of their first five. Terre Haute South will open at perennial Conference Indiana power Bloomington South in Week 1 before heading to Vincennes Lincoln, defending Class 5A state champion Carmel, and 5A monster Center Grove in Weeks 3-5.

After that season-opening donnybrook, the Braves get to host perhaps-returning-to-glory Ben Davis and serious Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference sleeper North Central (Indianapolis) before heading to 5A juggernaut Warren Central and finishing at home against Lawrence North.

At least South gets to host rival Terre Haute North this year (Week 2, Aug. 29). Eesh.

Despite that daunting slate o’ games, second-year coach Mark Raetz remains upbeat after his initial season as a head coach ended with a 2-8 finish.

”It’s going to be another fun and exciting season of football in the MIC,” Raetz said.

Everyone knows the “poor, normal-sized Terre Haute schools having to play in the gigantic MIC” tale of woe. And it’s true that the best finish that THS has managed over the past seven seasons is a tie for sixth with Terre Haute North at 2-5 in 2002.

But Raetz is not letting that mentality dictate what he wants to do in Season 2.

“We need to get outstanding leadership from our senior class, stay injury-free for the entire season, and compete hard and have confidence each week we play,” Raetz said. “And of course we need some luck.”

Gone are six All-Wabash Valley performers. Back are 14 starters, including seven on each side of the ball. So there is a nucleus from which to build for the Braves, whose last real taste of success came 20 years ago with sectional and regional championships in 1988.

Offensively, junior quarterback Bryn Schwartz (6’0”, 170 pounds) will take over for Koby Kraemer (now playing at Indiana State), while a contingent of a half-dozen running backs will vie to replace Brock Lough (also at Indiana State) in the backfield. Raetz is counting on a big season from 5’9”, 160-pound senior wide receiver Elias Brown.

On the defensive side, the Braves will look to leadership from 6’2”, 225-pound senior linebacker Michael Mardis and his LB mate, junior Billy Byerley (5’9”, 180). Brown will go both ways in manning one spot in the defensive backfield, and he’ll be joined back there by senior Michael Nasser (5’8,” 150).

Brown and Nasser will handle the kick return duties, hoping to provide a spark for a South team that will be looking for a better postseason result than a year ago, when a loaded Columbus North team posted a 47-0 shutout in the sectional opener.

The Braves once again will compete in the eight-team 5A Sectional 7 with Bloomington North, Bloomington South, Center Grove, Columbus North, Decatur Central, Martinsville, and Terre Haute North.

Top returners
QB Bryn Schwartz, JR, 6’0,” 170
WR Jonathan Thacker, SR, 6’0,” 175
TE/LB Michael Mardis, SR, 6’2,” 225
OL/K Ethan Buske, SR, 6’2,” 250
OL Josh Bridwell, SR, 6’2,” 270
OL Cody Kraemer, SR, 6’0,” 230
DE Kyle Krockenberger, SR, 6’1,” 215
DB Cody Bell, JR, 5’10,” 190
DB Michael Nasser, SR, 5’8,” 150

Key departures
QB/DB Koby Kraemer (Indiana State)
RB/LB Brock Lough (Indiana State)
TE/LB Tony Barton (Heidelberg)
OL Joey Moore
DL DaRon Lewis
DL Jason Tolliver

The THS schedule:

8/22/2008 7:00 PM EST @ Bloomington South
8/29/2008 7:00 PM EST vs. Home Terre Haute North
9/5/2008 7:30 PM EST @ Vincennes Lincoln
9/12/2008 7:00 PM EST @ Carmel
9/19/2008 7:00 PM EST @ Center Grove
9/26/2008 7:00 PM EST vs. Ben Davis
10/3/2008 7:00 PM EST vs. North Central (Indianapolis)
10/10/2008 7:00 PM EST @ Warren Central
10/17/2008 7:00 PM EST vs. Lawrence North

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By E. Shawn Aylsworth
Managing Editor

Teams that currently reside in the Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference have won six individual and five team state championships over the years. But it’s been since 2002 that a girl (Center Grove’s Katie Tewell) has captured the crown and 1985 since a school (North Central) has done so.

So what’s the outlook for this year’s MIC? A return trip to the state finals for Carmel (ninth in the team chase a year ago), with the other seven schools furiously trying to track the Greyhounds down.

Carmel (ranked 12th in the preseason coaches’ poll), with 17 state finals appearances to go with its lone team title back in 1980, has a history of success on its side as well as some of the best talent in the state. The Greyhounds do lose state runner-up golfer Milena Savich, but a deep and experienced youth movement should keep the Hamilton County power purring right along.

“The MIC is always Carmel – you’re chasin’ Carmel,” said former Warren Central coach Al Darko. “(Coach Ken) Kelly does a good job with those girls.”

After the Greyhounds, expect to see a three-way battle for next-tier status as Center Grove, North Central, and Terre Haute South look to extend their fertile golfing traditions. The conference’s other four schools – Ben Davis, Lawrence North, Terre Haute North, and Warren Central – may suffer from heavy graduations losses, lots of inexperience, or both.

Top teams
Carmel
Coach Ken Kelly returns for his 16th season leading at Carmel, the last nine as head coach. The Greyhounds had the luxury of 24 girls at tryouts, and 10 girls will earn valuable experience playing on the junior varsity.

In other words, look out for Carmel next year. The 2008 ’Hounds will pick each lineup from five juniors, a sophomore, and a freshman.

Three of those juniors – Ari Savich, Kate McDougal, and Diana Poulin – gained valuable course time a year ago as the Greyhounds advanced all the way to the state finals, where they placed ninth. State runner-up Milena Savich will be missed, but Carmel appears to be reloading, not rebuilding.
 
“We’re counting on Ari to lead the team this season, with help from returning players Diana and Kate from last year’s varsity squad,” said Kelly, noting that junior Hilary Givens, junior Rebecca Price, and sophomore Elise Kelner all played at the top of the JV program a year ago. “We are excited about the challenges ahead, and the team is looking forward to seeing where they stack up in the invitationals next week.”

Carmel opens its season Aug. 4 at the Brebeuf Invitational, then will compete in the Hamilton Southeastern Invitational Tuesday, the Artie Invitational at Martinsville Thursday, and the East Noble Invitational Saturday before going to The Legends for the Center Grove Invitational Aug. 11. Once school gets under way it’ll be several dual matches before the Hall of Fame Classic in Richmond over Labor Day weekend.

“We’ll see several (MIC) teams this next week, so we’ll have a better feel for where we are,” Kelly said. “I’ve only seen them for two days, but they’re real excited about everybody’s play.

A ninth-grader will be the Greyhounds’ wild card.

“Brianna Midkiff is a nice surprise,” Kelly said. “It’s great to have a soon-to-be-freshman come into the program with summer tournament experience and crack the varsity lineup. I was able to watch her in the Indiana Golf Foundation event this summer and expected she would challenge for a spot on the roster.”

Team goals are to have a winning season, repeat as MIC champions (Carmel has won the conference tourney nine of the last 10 years), and make it back to the state tournament, Kelly said.

Top returners
Ari Savich JR
Diana Poulin JR
Kate McDougal JR
Brianna Midkiff FR
Hilary Givens JR
Rebecca Price JR
Elise Kelner SO

Key losses
Katie O’Connor
Milena Savich

Tidbits
Greyhounds are sixth all-time among Indiana girls golf programs with 17 state finals appearances … Carmel won its only state title in 1980 … Martha Foyer became the first Hoosier girl to win three straight state titles when she captured the crown in 1979, 1980, and 1981 for Carmel (Martinsville’s Leigh Anne Hardin repeated the three-peat feat in 1997, 1998, and 1999) … Carmel’s Ann Titsworth was named Mental Attitude Award winner in 1980 … Greyhounds finished 2007 at No. 13 in the coaches’ poll … the ’Hounds won Crawfordsville Sectional last year before winning the Lafayette Jefferson Regional and placing ninth at the state finals at +103, 56 shots behind champion Martinsville … then-senior Milena Savich finished second at the state finals last year after falling in a playoff to Sophie Hayashi of Brebeuf after each had finished at +2 … other state finals finishers for the Greyhounds were then-senior Katherine O’Conner (39th at +28), then-sophomore Ari Savich (42nd at +32), then-sophomore Diana Poulin (51st at +41), and then-sophomore Kate McDougal (55th at +47) … Carmel set a record last year by shooting a 314 at the MIC Championships, when Savich carded a match-record 68 … will compete in eight-team Sectional 23 at Pike this season against Ben Davis, Brebeuf, Guerin Catholic, Indianapolis Ritter, Westfield, Zionsville, and host Red Devils

Sleepers
Center Grove
Coach Doug Keller replaces Jim Williams as the Trojans will attempt to once again advance to regional play (they barely missed out on a state finals berth by finishing fourth at the Martinsville Regional a year ago). Center Grove has a rich tradition on the links, having appeared in the state finals seven times, the most recent coming in 2005.

Top returners
n/a

Key losses
n/a

Tidbits
Katie Tewell won the school’s only individual state championship in 2002 (she was also the state runner-up the year before) … finished second at Bloomington North Sectional last year before being eliminated with a fourth-place finish at the Martinsville Regional … will compete in 10-team Sectional 4 at Bloomington North this season against Bloomington South, Columbus East, Columbus North, Edgewood, Franklin, Greenwood, Indian Creek, Whiteland, and host Cougars

North Central
Coach Rick Shadiow returns to lead the Panthers, who have four of their five regional performers returning in Stephanie Long, Sriya Muralidharan, Peyton Connors, and Emeline Hansen. Sophie Herman, who competed in the sectional, is also back, while Emily McCabe is expected to contribute as well for the four-time state champs.

Top returners
Stephanie Long
Sophie Herman
Sriya Muralidharan
Peyton Conners
Emeline Hansen

Key losses
Sarita Sharp

Tidbits
Panthers are a four-time state champion, having won in 1974, 1975, 1977, and 1985 … North Central also placed second at the 1984 state finals … NC stands tied with Jasper for 10th all-time among Indiana girls golf programs with 12 state finals appearances, but its most recent trip to state came back in 1986 … Kyle O’Brien won the individual state title for NC in 1975 (she was also the state runner-up the year before) … Ann Kroot also won an individual state championship for NC in 1985 … O’Brien was named Mental Attitude Award winner in 1975, and NC’s Julia Hudson repeated the feat two years later … finished second to Indianapolis Cathedral at Lawrence Central Sectional last year before being eliminated with an 11th-place finish at the Lafayette Jefferson Regional … will compete in seven-team Sectional 16 at Lawrence Central this season against Heritage Christian, Indianapolis Broad Ripple, Indianapolis Chatard, Indianapolis Cathedral, Lawrence North, and host Bears

Terre Haute South
Cara Stuckey enters her fourth year as coach of the Braves, who will be counting on a couple of All-MIC performers to lead Terre Haute South back to the regionals.

“Junior Sloane Engle and junior Kelsey Fuqua will be counted on to lead our team, and senior Katelyn Gosnell has shown great improvement this summer as well,” Stuckey said.

Top returners
Kelsey Fuqua JR
Sloane Engle JR
Katelyn Gosnell SR

Key losses
Sloane Engle
Katelyn Gosnell
Caylee Walburn
Alana Whitlock

Tidbits
Braves won Northview Sectional last year before being eliminated with a seventh-place finish at the Martinsville Regional … then-sophomore Kelsey Fuqua advanced to the state finals but failed to make the cut after shooting +15 on Day 1 … will compete in nine-team Sectional 20 at Northview this season against Cloverdale, Greencastle, Owen Valley, South Putnam, South Vermillion, Terre Haute North, West Vigo, and host Knights

Likely to struggle
Ben Davis
Stan Benge, the Giants’ renowned girls basketball coach, takes over the reins from former coach Dave Patz this season as the latter spends time watching his daughter, Breanna, go for an individual state title at Avon. The Giants lost their Nos. 1, 3, and 4 players so will be relying on youth – led by sophomore Krissy Fitzgerald – to carry the load.

“Besides Krissy, we are very young and inexperienced,” Benge said. “Krissy will be a pretty good player for us, and the other four will keep getting better – they played in a few summer tournaments, and if we can get back to regionals that would be wonderful.”

Top returners
Krissy Fitzgerald SO
Chelsea Mattingly SO
Katie Kirschner SO
Abby Mattingly FR

Key losses
Kelly Jones
Kourtney Jones
Ashley Temple
Krissy Tyler

Tidbits
Giants have appeared in the state finals four times, the most recent coming in 2004 … finished second to Brebeuf at Pike Sectional last year before being eliminated with a fifth-place finish at the Franklin Central Regional … will compete in eight-team Sectional 23 at Pike this season against Brebeuf, Carmel, Guerin Catholic, Indianapolis Ritter, Westfield, Zionsville, and host Red Devils

Lawrence North
Coach Dave Vannatta replaces Liz Lauri at the helm of the Wildcats, who return all five players from their sectional lineup of 2007. All five, in fact, are juniors, meaning LN’s future perhaps looks brighter than it has in years.

Top returners
Julie Byers JR
Kameron Geiger JR
Molly Evans JR
Karolina Vega JR
Ashleigh Del Bosque JR

Key losses
n/a

Tidbits
Wildcats finished sixth at Lawrence Central Sectional last year … will compete in seven-team Sectional 16 at Lawrence Central this season against Heritage Christian, Indianapolis Broad Ripple, Indianapolis Chatard, Indianapolis Cathedral, North Central (Indianapolis), and host Bears

Terre Haute North
Coach Abe Nasser returns for his second season leading the Patriots’, who placed seventh at the MIC Tournament last year with a 401. The departed Whitney Crowley made the All-Conference team by finishing second individually with a score of 78, and No. 2 Danielle Rosselli has also graduated.

The Patriots thus will have some big spikes to fill. Nasser will be counting on leadership from senior Abby Colwell and freshman Rachel Welker.

“Colwell is a senior with excellent leadership abilities – she will be the captain of the team in her final season,” Nasser said. “Our No. 1 player will be incoming freshman Rachel Welker. She has been playing in several Pepsi Junior Golf events this summer and doing well – I expect her to be very successful over the next four years.”

Nasser also has high hopes for freshman Jesi Kaperak, the niece of multiple Terre Haute City champ winner Ted Kaperak.

“They have been working hard to get her ready for high school golf,” Nasser said.

Top returners
Cassandra Ackley SO                            
Emily Adams SR
Taylor Branam SO
Abby Colwell SR
Hanna Curley JR
Miranda Dammann FR
Samantha Greasor JR
Rachel Helt SO
Courtney Huffenberger FR
Lauren Hutcheson SR
Jesi Kaperak FR
Erika Myers JR
Shelby Payne JR
Tory Thorlton FR
Shelby Waters JR
Rachel Welker FR

Key losses
Whitney Crowley
Danielle Rosselli

Tidbits
Patriots finished fourth at Northview Sectional last year … will compete in nine-team Sectional 20 at Northview this season against Cloverdale, Greencastle, Owen Valley, South Putnam, South Vermillion, Terre Haute South, West Vigo, and host Knights

Warren Central
Coach Dave Burton, the Warriors’ girls basketball coach a year ago and an 11-year assistant under former coach Al Darko, takes over for the latter as Warren Central attempts to once again reach the regional. Darko was the girls head coach the past 13 years and the boys coach the last 11, so the transition figures to be seamless.

“One thing that I really want to do is continue developing on the foundation that coach Darko has laid with the girls program,” Burton said. “A school our size should always be in contention to advance to the regional.”

Seniors Melanie Chestnut (best 2007 round was an 84, 9-hole average was 45.3, individual sectional finish was 14th) and Mary Beth Spindler (90-46.8-n/a) and junior Maggie Smith (99-46.2-29th) return to lead Warren in ’08. That trio will be joined by senior Allison Sweeney (49.6) and juniors Sara Hancock (49.4), Leslie MacDonald (49.5), and Kasey Ferbrache (50.4).

“We will be counting on the returning letterwinners – they have the experience and ability to help us sneak up on some people with a little help from the newcomers,” Burton said. “Melanie Chestnut played really well in some big tournaments, and I think she could have a really good year.”

Warren will need her to continue those prime-time performances as the Warriors lost their top three players (Amanda Archer, Marie Black, and Melinda Black). That threesome, according to Darko, was part of the best four-year girls golf run in school history. So the early weeks of the impending season will be critical to the young Warriors’ development.

“We are playing at Roncalli Aug. 6 and then will play the Ben Davis Invitational Aug. 16 and the Franklin Central Invitational Aug. 23 – these should give us some experience before moving on to the Marion County Tournament and then the MIC,” Burton said. “This tournament experience can do nothing but prepare us for the sectional.

“We don’t have an experienced team, but I like the makeup of the girls that we have and hope that we can improve throughout the year and be competitive come tournament time. If we improve consistently throughout the year, we should have ourselves in a position to advance to the regional.”

Top returners
Melanie Chestnut SR
Mary Beth Spindler SR
Maggie Smith JR
Allison Sweeney SR
Sara Hancock JR
Leslie MacDonald JR
Kasey Ferbrache JR

Key losses
Amanda Archer
Marie Black
Melinda Black

Tidbits
Warriors have appeared in the state finals once (1987) … finished second to Roncalli at Southport Sectional last year before being eliminated with a ninth-place finish at the Franklin Central Regional … will compete in eight-team Sectional 25 at Southport this season against Decatur Central, Indianapolis Lutheran, Indianapolis Scecina, Indianapolis Tech, Perry Meridian, Roncalli, and host Cardinals

Players to watch
Krissy Fitzgerald, Ben Davis
Brianna Midkiff, Carmel
Diana Poulin, Carmel
Ari Savich, Carmel
Abby Colwell, Terre Haute North
Rachel Welker, Terre Haute North
Sloane Engle, Terre Haute South
Kelsey Fuqua, Terre Haute South
Melanie Chestnut, Warren Central

MIC big matches
Aug. 4: Brebeuf Invitational
Aug. 6: Roncalli Invitational
Aug. 7: Martinsville Invitational
Aug. 9: Terre Haute North Invitational
Aug. 11: Center Grove Invitational, Mooresville Invitational
Aug. 12: Avon Invitational, Terre Haute South Invitational
Aug. 16: Ben Davis Invitational
Aug. 23: Franklin Central Invitational
Aug. 30: Hall of Fame Classic
Sept. 9: Marion County Tournament
Sept. 13: MIC Tournament

(Click here to link to the MIC girls golf schedule!)

Former state champs
Team
Carmel (1) 1980
North Central (Indianapolis) (4) 1974, 1975, 1977, 1985
 
Individual
Kyle O’Brien, North Central 1975
Martha Foyer, Carmel (3) 1979, 1980, 1981
Ann Kroot, North Central 1985
Katie Tewell, Center Grove 2002

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With the boys soccer season set to open Monday, Aug. 18, HoosierAuthority.com whets your “other” football appetite by listing sectional, regional, semistate, and state finals info for the 15th Annual IHSAA Boys Soccer State Tournament Series.

The 2008 tournament lineup, courtesy of ihsaa.org:

SECTIONALS
State tournament draw date: Monday, Sept. 29 8 a.m. ET
Dates: Thursday, October 9; Saturday, Oct. 11
Admission: $5 per session, $8 all sessions
 
1. East Chicago Central (5): East Chicago Central, Gary West, Hammond, Hammond Noll, Hammond Clark
2. Munster (4): Hammond Gavit, Hammond Morton, Highland, Munster
3. Merrillville (5): Andrean, Gary Wallace, Griffith, Hobart, Merrillville
4. Crown Point (4): Boone Grove, Crown Point, Hanover Central, Lake Central
5. Wheeler (5): Chesterton, Portage, Valparaiso, Washington Township, Wheeler
6. Lowell (5): Hebron, Kankakee Valley, Lowell, Morgan Township, Rensselaer
7. LaPorte (4): LaPorte, Marquette Catholic, Michigan City, Westville
8. Culver Community (4): Culver Academies, Culver Community, Oregon-Davis, Winamac
9. Penn (4): Mishawaka, Mishawaka Marian, Penn, South Bend Riley
10. South Bend Adams (4): South Bend Adams, South Bend Clay, South Bend St. Joseph’s, South Bend Washington
11. Elkhart Memorial (4): Concord, Elkhart Central, Elkhart Christian Academy, Elkhart Memorial
12. LaVille (4): Bremen, Glenn, LaVille, NorthWood
13. Tipton (4): Taylor, Tipton, Tri-Central, Western
14. Lafayette Jefferson (5): Frankfort, Lafayette Central Catholic, Lafayette Jefferson, McCutcheon, Rossville
15. Benton Central (4): Benton Central, Covington, Harrison (West Lafayette, West Lafayette
16. Crawfordsville (4): Crawfordsville, North Montgomery, North Putnam, Southmont
17. Argos (4): Argos, Manchester, Plymouth, Warsaw
18. Caston (5): Caston, Maconaquah, North Miami, Peru, Rochester
19. Logansport (4): Carroll (Flora), Logansport, Northwestern, Twin Lakes
20. Kokomo (5): Eastern (Greentown), Kokomo, Lakeview Christian, Marion, Oak Hill
21. Carroll (Fort Wayne) (4): Carroll (Fort Wayne), Fort Wayne Dwenger, Fort Wayne Northrop, Leo
22. Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian (5): Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian, Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran, Fort Wayne North, Fort Wayne Snider, Keystone
23. Fort Wayne Canterbury (4): Fort Wayne Luers, Fort Wayne Canterbury, Fort Wayne Elmhurst, Fort Wayne South
24. Homestead (4): Columbia City, Fort Wayne Wayne, Homestead, Huntington North
25. Bellmont (4): Bellmont, Heritage, New Haven, Norwell
26. Blackford (4): Blackford, Jay County, South Adams, Union City
27. Muncie South (5): Delta, Muncie Burris, Muncie Central, Muncie South, Wapahani
28. Anderson (4): Anderson, Anderson Highland, Liberty Christian, Yorktown
29. Westview (5): Howe Military, Lakeland, Northridge, Prairie Heights, Westview
30. Goshen (4): Bethany Christian, Goshen, Wawasee, West Noble
31. Angola (4): Angola, DeKalb, Eastside, Hamilton
32. Garrett (4): Central Noble, East Noble, Garrett, Lakewood Park Christian
33. Zionsville (4): Lebanon, University, Western Boone, Zionsville
34. Park Tudor (4): Indianapolis Scecina, Indianapolis Tech, International, Park Tudor
35. Pike (5): Guerin Catholic, Indianapolis Northwest, Indianapolis Ritter, Pike, Speedway
36. Brownsburg (4): Bethesda Christian, Brownsburg, Covenant Christian (Indianapolis), Tri-West Hendricks
37. North Central (Indianapolis) (4): Brebeuf, Indianapolis Chatard, Indianapolis Broad Ripple, North Central (Indianapolis)
38. Noblesville (4): Hamilton Heights, Pendleton Heights, Noblesville, Sheridan
39. Fishers (4): Carmel, Fishers, Hamilton Southeastern, Westfield
40. Heritage Christian (5): Heritage Christian, Indianapolis Arlington, Indianapolis Cathedral, Lawrence Central, Lawrence North
41. Avon (4): Avon, Cascade, Danville, Plainfield
42. Mooresville (4): Greencastle, Martinsville, Mooresville, Monrovia
43. Ben Davis (5): Ben Davis, Decatur Central, Indianapolis Washington, Perry Meridian, Southport
44. Center Grove (5): Center Grove, Franklin, Greenwood Christian, Greenwood, Whiteland
45. Roncalli (5): Beech Grove, Franklin Central, Indianapolis Lutheran, Indianapolis Manual, Roncalli
46. New Palestine (5): Greenfield-Central, Indianapolis Howe Academy, Mt. Vernon (Fortville), New Palestine, Warren Central
47. Richmond (4): Centerville, Knightstown, New Castle, Richmond
48. Rushville (4): Connersville, Morristown, Rushville, Shelbyville
49. Terre Haute North (5): Northview, South Vermillion, Terre Haute North, Terre Haute South, West Vigo
50. Edgewood (5): Bedford North Lawrence, Bloomington North, Bloomington South, Edgewood, Owen Valley
51. North Knox (5): North Knox, South Knox, Sullivan, Vincennes Lincoln, Vincennes Rivet
52. Jasper (5): Jasper, Northeast Dubois, Shoals, Washington, Washington Catholic
53. East Central (4): Batesville, East Central, Franklin County, Oldenburg Academy
54. Lawrenceburg (4): Lawrenceburg, Rising Sun, South Dearborn, Switzerland County
55. Jac-Cen-Del (4): Jac-Cen-Del, Milan, South Ripley, Jennings County
56. Waldron (4): Greensburg, Hauser, Southwestern (Shelbyville), Waldron
57. Seymour (5): Brown County, Columbus East, Columbus North, Seymour, Trinity Lutheran
58. Madison (5): Henryville, Madison, Madison Shawe, Scottsburg, Southwestern (Hanover)
59. Jeffersonville (5): Charlestown, Christian Academy of Indiana, Jeffersonville, Providence, Rock Creek
60. Floyd Central (6): Corydon, Floyd Central, New Albany, North Harrison, Salem, Silver Creek
61. Heritage Hills (5): Boonville, Castle, Forest Park, Heritage Hills, South Spencer
62. Princeton (5): Gibson Southern, North Posey, Pike Central, Princeton, Wood Memorial
63. Evansville Central (5): Evansville Central, Evansville Mater Dei, Evansville Reitz, Mount Vernon (Posey), New Harmony
64. Evansville Harrison (5): Evansville Bosse, Evansville Day, Evansville Harrison, Evansville Memorial, Evansville North
 
REGIONALS
Dates: Wednesday, Oct. 15; Saturday, Oct. 18
Admission: $5 per session, $8 all sessions
 
1. Merrillville: Winners at East Chicago Central, Munster, Crown Point, Merrillville
2. Valparaiso: Winners at LaPorte, Wheeler, Culver Community, Lowell
3. LaVille: Winners at Penn, South Bend Adams, Elkhart Memorial, LaVille
4. West Lafayette: Winners at Benton Central, Lafayette Jefferson, Tipton, Crawfordsville
5. Argos: Winners at Argos, Caston, Logansport, Kokomo
6. Carroll (Fort Wayne): Winners Carroll (Fort Wayne), Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian, Fort Wayne Canterbury, Homestead
7. Blackford: Winners at Bellmont, Muncie South, Blackford, Anderson
8. Westview: Winners at Westview, Angola, Garrett, Goshen
9. Zionsville: Winners at Park Tudor, Brownsburg, Pike, Zionsville
10. North Central (Indianapolis): Winners at North Central (Indianapolis), Heritage Christian, Fishers, Noblesville
11. Center Grove: Winners at Ben Davis, Avon, Mooresville, Center Grove
12. Rushville: Winners at Rushville, Richmond, Roncalli, New Palestine
13. Terre Haute North: Winners at Terre Haute North, North Knox, Jasper, Edgewood
14. East Central: Winners at Waldron, Jac-Cen-Del, Lawrenceburg, East Central
15. Floyd Central: Winners at Seymour, Madison, Jeffersonville, Floyd Central
16. Evansville Central: Winners at Princeton, Evansville Central, Heritage Hills, Evansville Harrison

SEMISTATES
Dates: Saturday, Oct. 25
Admission: $6 per session, $9 all sessions
 
1. Crown Point: Winners at LaVille, Merrillville, Valparaiso, West Lafayette
2. Fort Wayne Snider: Winners at Argos, Blackford, Carroll (Fort Wayne), Westview
3. North Central (Indianapolis): Winners at Center Grove, North Central (Indianapolis), Rushville, Zionsville
4. Evansville Central: Winners at Terre Haute North, East Central, Floyd Central, Evansville Central
 
STATE FINALS
Dates: Saturday, Nov. 1
Times: 12 p.m. ET semifinals; 8 p.m. ET championship
Admission: $8 per session, $12 all sessions
Kuntz Stadium, 1502 West 16th Street, lndianapolis 46202 | Stadium
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Winners at Crown Point, Evansville Central, Fort Wayne Snider, North Central (Indianapolis)

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With the girls soccer season set to open Monday, Aug. 18, HoosierAuthority.com whets your “other” football appetite by listing sectional, regional, semistate, and state finals info for the 15th Annual IHSAA Girls Soccer State Tournament Series.

The 2008 tournament lineup, courtesy of ihsaa.org:

SECTIONALS
State tournament draw date: Monday, Sept. 29 8 a.m. ET
Dates: Monday, Oct. 13; Tuesday, Oct. 14; Thursday, Oct. 16; Saturday, Oct. 18
Admission: $5 per session, $8 all sessions
 
1. Munster (9): East Chicago Central, Gary West, Hammond, Hammond Noll, Hammond Clark, Hammond Gavit, Hammond Morton, Highland, Munster.
2. Lake Central (8): Andrean, Crown Point, Griffith, Hanover Central, Hobart, Lake Central, Lowell, Merrillville
3. Valparaiso (6): Boone Grove, Hebron, Kankakee Valley, Rensselaer, Valparaiso, Wheeler
4. LaPorte (6): Chesterton, LaPorte, Marquette Catholic, Michigan City, Portage, Westville
5. South Bend Riley (8): Glenn, Mishawaka, Mishawaka Marian, South Bend Adams, South Bend Clay, South Bend Riley, South Bend St. Joseph’s, South Bend Washington
6. Argos (8): Argos, Bremen, Culver Academies, Culver Community, LaVille, Oregon-Davis, Plymouth, Rochester
7. Goshen (7): Concord, Elkhart Central, Elkhart Christian Academy, Elkhart Memorial, Goshen, Northridge, Penn
8. Bethany Christian (7): Bethany Christian, Lakeland, NorthWood, Warsaw, Wawasee, West Noble, Westview
9. DeKalb (9): Angola, Carroll (Fort Wayne), DeKalb, East Noble, Fort Wayne Northrop, Garrett, Hamilton, Lakewood Park Christian, Leo
10. Fort Wayne Canterbury (8): Columbia City, Fort Wayne Dwenger, Fort Wayne Canterbury, Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran, Fort Wayne Elmhurst, Fort Wayne North, Homestead, Huntington North
11. Bellmont (8): Bellmont, Fort Wayne Luers, Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian, Fort Wayne Snider, Fort Wayne South, Fort Wayne Wayne, Heritage, New Haven
12. Marion (8): Blackford, Eastern (Greentown), Jay County, Marion, Marion Lakeview Christian, Norwell, Oak Hill, South Adams
13. Kokomo (8): Kokomo, Logansport, Maconaquah, Manchester, North Miami, Northwestern, Peru, Western
14. Harrison (West Lafayette) (9): Benton Central, Frankfort, Harrison (West Lafayette), Lafayette Central Catholic, Lafayette Jefferson, McCutcheon, Rossville, Twin Lakes, West Lafayette
15. Hamilton Heights (8): Guerin Catholic, Hamilton Heights, Sheridan, Taylor, Tipton, Tri-Central, University, Westfield
16. Muncie Central (7): Anderson, Anderson Highland, Delta, Muncie Burris, Muncie Central, Muncie South, Yorktown
17. Hamilton Southeastern (8): Carmel, Fishers, Hamilton Southeastern, International, Lebanon, Noblesville, Western Boone, Zionsville
18. Mt. Vernon (Fortville) (8): Greenfield-Central, Heritage Christian, Morristown, Mt. Vernon (Fortville), New Palestine, Pendleton Heights, Shelbyville, Triton Central
19. Pike (8): Ben Davis, Brebeuf, Covenant Christian (Indianapolis), Indianapolis Ritter, North Central (Indianapolis), Park Tudor, Pike, Speedway
20. Warren Central (9): Indianapolis Arlington, Indianapolis Chatard, Indianapolis Broad Ripple, Indianapolis Cathedral, Indianapolis Scecina, Indianapolis Tech, Lawrence Central, Lawrence North, Warren Central
21. Decatur Central (9): Beech Grove, Decatur Central, Franklin Central, Indianapolis Howe Academy, Indianapolis Lutheran, Indianapolis Washington, Perry Meridian, Roncalli, Southport
22. Avon (8): Avon, Brownsburg, Crawfordsville, Danville, North Montgomery, North Putnam, Southmont, Tri-West Hendricks
23. Mooresville (8): Cascade, Plainfield, Center Grove, Monrovia, Mooresville, Franklin, Greenwood, Whiteland
24. Terre Haute South (8): Greencastle, North Knox, South Vermillion, Terre Haute North, Terre Haute South, Northview, Sullivan, West Vigo
25. Centerville (6): Centerville, Connersville, Franklin County, New Castle, Richmond, Rushville
26. Batesville (7): Batesville, East Central, Lawrenceburg, Oldenburg Academy, Rising Sun, South Dearborn, Switzerland County
27. Columbus North (7): Columbus East, Columbus North, Greensburg, Jennings County, Madison, Seymour, South Ripley
28. Jeffersonville (8): Corydon, Floyd Central, Jeffersonville, New Albany, North Harrison, Providence, Salem, Silver Creek
29. Bedford North Lawrence (7): Bedford North Lawrence, Bloomington North, Bloomington South, Brown County, Edgewood, Martinsville, Owen Valley
30. Washington (8): Forest Park, Jasper, Northeast Dubois, Pike Central, South Knox, Vincennes Lincoln, Washington, Washington Catholic
31. Evansville Reitz (8): Evansville Central, Evansville Mater Dei, Evansville Reitz, Gibson Southern, Mount Vernon (Posey), North Posey, Princeton, Wood Memorial
32. Castle (9): Boonville, Castle, Evansville Bosse, Evansville Day, Evansville Harrison, Evansville Memorial, Evansville North, Heritage Hills, South Spencer
 
REGIONALS
Date: Wednesday, Oct. 22
Admission: $5 per session, $8 all sessions
 
1. Munster: Munster winner vs. Lake Central winner
2. LaPorte: Valparaiso winner vs. LaPorte winner
3. South Bend Riley: South Bend Riley winner vs. Argos winner
4. Goshen: Goshen winner vs. Bethany Christian winner
5. DeKalb: DeKalb winner vs. Homestead winner
6. Bellmont: Bellmont winner vs. Marion winner
7. Logansport: Kokomo winner vs. Harrison (West Lafayette) winner
8. Tipton: Hamilton Heights winner vs. Muncie Central winner
9. Zionsville: Hamilton Southeastern winner vs. Mt. Vernon (Fortville) winner
10. North Central (Indianapolis): Pike winner vs. Warren Central winner
11. Avon: Decatur Central winner vs. Brownsburg winner
12. Batesville: Centerville winner vs. Batesville winner
13. Mooresville: Mooresville winner vs. Terre Haute South winner
14. Columbus North: Columbus North winner vs. Jeffersonville winner
15. Washington: Edgewood winner vs. Washington winner
16. Evansville Harrison: Evansville Reitz winner vs. Castle winner

SEMISTATES
Dates: Saturday, Oct. 25
Admission: $6 per session, $9 all sessions
 
1. Valparaiso: Winners at Goshen, LaPorte, Munster, South Bend Riley
2. Fort Wayne Snider: Winners at Bellmont, DeKalb, Logansport, Tipton
3. North Central (Indianapolis): Winners at Avon, Batesville, North Central (Indianapolis), Zionsville
4. Evansville Harrison: Winners at Columbus North, Evansville Harrison, Mooresville, Washington
 
STATE FINALS
Dates: Saturday, Nov. 1
Times: 10 a.m. ET semifinals; 6 p.m. ET championship
Admission: $8 per session, $12 all sessions
Kuntz Stadium, 1502 West 16th Street, lndianapolis 46202 | Stadium
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Winners at Evansville Harrison, Fort Wayne Snider, North Central (Indianapolis), Valparaiso

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With the boys cross country season set to open Monday, Aug. 18, HoosierAuthority.com whets your 5K appetite by listing sectional, regional, semistate, and state finals info for the 63rd Annual IHSAA Boys Cross Country State Tournament Series.

The 2008 tournament lineup, courtesy of ihsaa.org:
 
SECTIONALS
Date: Tuesday, Oct. 14
Admission: Free
Advancement: The top 15 individuals and top five teams advance to regionals.
 
1. Hammond Gavit (10): Calumet, East Chicago Central, Griffith, Hammond, Hammond Noll, Hammond Gavit, Hammond Morton, Highland, Lake Central, Munster
2. Crown Point (13): Andrean, Crown Point, Gary Roosevelt, Gary Wallace, Gary West, Gary Wirt, Hanover Central, Hobart, Lake Station, Lowell, Merrillville, River Forest, Whiting
3. Chesterton (11): Chesterton, LaPorte, Marquette Catholic, Michigan City, New Prairie, Portage, South Central (Union Mills), Valparaiso, Washington Township, Westville, Wheeler
4. Rensselaer (12): Boone Grove, Hebron, Kankakee Valley, Knox, Kouts, LaCrosse, Morgan Township, North Judson, Oregon-Davis, Rensselaer, West Central, Winamac
5. Benton Central (11): Attica, Benton Central, Covington, Fountain Central, Frontier, North Vermillion, North White, Seeger, South Newton, Tri-County, Twin Lakes.
6. Harrison (West Lafayette) (12): Carroll (Flora), Clinton Central, Clinton Prairie, Delphi, Frankfort, Harrison (West Lafayette), Lafayette Central Catholic, Lafayette Jefferson, McCutcheon, North Montgomery, Rossville, West Lafayette
7. Culver Academies (11): Argos, Caston, Culver Academies, Culver Community, Manchester, North Miami, Northfield, Plymouth, Rochester, Tippecanoe Valley, Triton
8. Logansport (12): Cass, Eastern (Greentown), Kokomo, Logansport, Maconaquah, Madison-Grant, Northwestern, Oak Hill, Peru, Pioneer, Taylor, Western
9. South Bend Riley (11): Bremen, Glenn, LaVille, Mishawaka, Mishawaka Marian, Penn, South Bend Adams, South Bend Clay, South Bend Riley, South Bend St. Joseph’s, South Bend Washington
10. Elkhart Central (12): Bethany Christian, Concord, Elkhart Central, Elkhart Christian Academy, Elkhart Memorial, Fairfield, Goshen, Jimtown, Northridge, NorthWood, Warsaw, Wawasee
11. West Noble (13): Angola, Central Noble, DeKalb, East Noble, Eastside, Fremont, Garrett, Hamilton, Howe Military, Lakeland, Prairie Heights, West Noble, Westview
12. Fort Wayne Northrop (12): Carroll (Fort Wayne), Fort Wayne Dwenger, Fort Wayne Luers, Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian, Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran, Fort Wayne Northrop, Fort Wayne North, Fort Wayne Snider, Fort Wayne South, Leo, New Haven, Woodlan
13. Bellmont (12): Adams Central, Bellmont, Bluffton, Fort Wayne Canterbury, Fort Wayne Elmhurst, Fort Wayne Wayne, Harding, Heritage, Homestead, Norwell, South Adams, Southern Wells
14. Marion (12): Blackford, Churubusco, Columbia City, Eastbrook, Huntington North, Marion, Marion Lakeview Christian, Mississinewa, Southwood, Wabash, White’s, Whitko
15. Pendleton Heights (13): Alexandria, Anderson, Anderson Highland, Blue River Valley, Daleville, Elwood, Frankton, Lapel, Mt. Vernon (Fortville), Liberty Christian, Pendleton Heights, Shenandoah, Yorktown
16. Delta (13): Cowan, Delta, Jay County, Monroe Central, Muncie Burris, Muncie Central, Muncie South, Randolph Southern, Union (Modoc), Union City, Wapahani, Wes-Del, Winchester
17. South Putnam (13): Avon, Brownsburg, Cascade, Crawfordsville, Danville, Greencastle, North Putnam, Plainfield, Rockville, South Putnam, Southmont, Tri-West Hendricks, Western Boone
18. Ben Davis (14): Ben Davis, Covenant Christian (Indianapolis), Decatur Central, Herron, Indianapolis Attucks, Indianapolis Manual, Indianapolis Northwest, Indianapolis Ritter, Indianapolis Washington, International, Perry Meridian, Pike, Southport, Speedway
19. Carmel (13): Carmel, Fishers, Guerin Catholic, Hamilton Heights, Hamilton Southeastern, Lebanon, Noblesville, Sheridan, Tipton, Tri-Central, University, Westfield, Zionsville
20. Brebeuf (13): Brebeuf, Heritage Christian, Indiana School for the Deaf, Indianapolis Arlington, Indianapolis Chatard, Indianapolis Broad Ripple, Indianapolis Cathedral, Indianapolis Tech, Lawrence Central, Lawrence North, North Central (Indianapolis), Park Tudor, Tindley
21. New Palestine (13): Beech Grove, Eastern Hancock, Franklin Central, Greenfield- Central, Indianapolis Howe Academy, Indianapolis Lutheran, Indianapolis Scecina, Morristown, New Palestine, Roncalli, Shelbyville, Triton Central, Warren Central
22. Connersville (13): Cambridge City Lincoln, Centerville, Connersville, Hagerstown, Knightstown, Morton Memorial, New Castle, Northeastern, Richmond, Rushville, Seton Catholic, Tri, Union County
23. South Dearborn (13): Batesville, East Central, Franklin County, Greensburg, Jac-Cen-Del, Lawrenceburg, Milan, North Decatur, Oldenburg Academy, Rising Sun, South Dearborn, South Decatur, South Ripley
24. Edinburgh (11): Center Grove, Columbus East, Columbus North, Edinburgh, Franklin, Greenwood, Hauser, Indian Creek, Southwestern (Shelbyville), Whiteland, Waldron
25. Brown County (13): Bloomfield, Bloomington North, Bloomington South, Brown County, Cloverdale, Eastern Greene, Edgewood, Eminence, Martinsville, Monrovia, Mooresville, Owen Valley, White River Valley
26. Terre Haute North (13): Clay City, Holy Cross, Linton, North Central (Farmersburg), Northview, Riverton Parke, Shakamak, South Vermillion, Sullivan, Terre Haute North, Terre Haute South, Union (Dugger), West Vigo
27. Bedford North Lawrence (12): Bedford North Lawrence, Brownstown, Crothersville, Eastern (Pekin), Medora, Mitchell, Orleans, Paoli, Salem, Seymour, Springs Valley, Trinity Lutheran, West Washington
28. Southwestern (Hanover) (13): Austin, Charlestown, Henryville, Jeffersonville, Jennings County, Madison, Madison Shawe, New Washington, Rock Creek Academy, Scottsburg, Sliver Creek, Southwestern (Hanover), Switzerland County
29. Crawford County (11): Borden, Christian Academy of Indiana, Clarksville, Corydon, Crawford County, Floyd Central, Lanesville, New Albany, North Harrison, Providence, South Central (Elizabeth)
30. Jasper (11): Cannelton, Forest Park, Heritage Hills, Jasper, Loogootee, Northeast Dubois, Perry Central, Shoals, South Spencer, Southridge, Tell City
31. South Knox (13): Barr-Reeve, Gibson Southern, North Daviess, North Knox, Pike Central, Princeton, South Knox, Tecumseh, Vincennes Lincoln, Vincennes Rivet, Washington, Washington Catholic, Wood Memorial
32. Evansville Mater Dei (13): Boonville, Castle, Evansville Bosse, Evansville Central, Evansville Day, Evansville Harrison, Evansville Mater Dei, Evansville Memorial, Evansville North, Evansville Reitz, Mount Vernon (Posey), North Posey, Signature.
 
REGIONALS
Date: Saturday, Oct. 18
Admission: Free
Advancement: The top 15 individuals and the top five teams advance to semistate.
 
1. Crown Point: Crown Point, Hammond Gavit
2. New Prairie: Chesterton, Rensselaer
3. Harrison (West Lafayette): Harrison (West Lafayette), Benton Central
4. Culver Academies: Culver Academies, Logansport
5. Elkhart Central: Elkhart Central, South Bend Riley
6. West Noble: Fort Wayne Northrop, West Noble
7. Marion: Bellmont, Marion
8. Delta: Delta, Pendleton Heights
9. Ben Davis: Ben Davis, South Putnam
10. Brebeuf: Brebeuf, Carmel
11. Rushville: Connersville, New Palestine
12. Greensburg: Edinburgh, South Dearborn
13. Brown County: Brown County, Terre Haute North
14. Bedford North Lawrence: Bedford North Lawrence, Southwestern (Hanover)
15. Crawford County: Crawford County, Jasper
16. Pike Central: Evansville Mater Dei, South Knox
 
SEMISTATES
Date: Saturday, Oct. 25
Admission: Free
Advancement: The top 15 individuals and top six teams advance to the state finals.
 
1. New Prairie: Crown Point, Culver Academies, Harrison (West Lafayette), New Prairie
2. New Haven: Delta, Elkhart Central, Marion, West Noble
3. Franklin Central: Ben Davis, Brebeuf, Greensburg, Rushville
4. Brown County: Bedford North Lawrence, Brown County, Crawford County, Pike Central
 
STATE FINALS
Date: Saturday, Nov. 1
Time: Girls 1 p.m. ET, Boys 1:45 p.m. ET
Admission: $8
LaVern Gibson Championship Cross Country Course, Wabash Valley Sports Center, 599 South Tabortown Road, Terre Haute 47803
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With the girls cross country season set to open Monday, Aug. 18, HoosierAuthority.com whets your 5K appetite by listing sectional, regional, semistate, and state finals info for the 28th Annual IHSAA Girls Cross Country State Tournament Series.

The 2008 tournament lineup, courtesy of ihsaa.org:
 
SECTIONALS
Date: Tuesday, Oct. 14
Admission: Free
Advancement: The top 15 individuals and top five teams advance to regionals.
 
1. Hammond Gavit (10): Calumet, East Chicago Central, Griffith, Hammond, Hammond Noll, Hammond Gavit, Hammond Morton, Highland, Lake Central, Munster
2. Crown Point (13): Andrean, Crown Point, Gary Roosevelt, Gary Wallace, Gary West, Gary Wirt, Hanover Central, Hobart, Lake Station, Lowell, Merrillville, River Forest, Whiting
3. Chesterton (11): Chesterton, LaPorte, Marquette Catholic, Michigan City, New Prairie, Portage, South Central (Union Mills), Valparaiso, Washington Township, Westville, Wheeler
4. Rensselaer (12): Boone Grove, Hebron, Kankakee Valley, Knox, Kouts, LaCrosse, Morgan Township, North Judson, Oregon-Davis, Rensselaer, West Central, Winamac
5. Benton Central (11): Attica, Benton Central, Covington, Fountain Central, Frontier, North Vermillion, North White, Seeger, South Newton, Tri-County, Twin Lakes.
6. Harrison (West Lafayette) (12): Carroll (Flora), Clinton Central, Clinton Prairie, Delphi, Frankfort, Harrison (West Lafayette), Lafayette Central Catholic, Lafayette Jefferson, McCutcheon, North Montgomery, Rossville, West Lafayette
7. Culver Academies (11): Argos, Caston, Culver Academies, Culver Community, Manchester, North Miami, Northfield, Plymouth, Rochester, Tippecanoe Valley, Triton
8. Logansport (12): Cass, Eastern (Greentown), Kokomo, Logansport, Maconaquah, Madison-Grant, Northwestern, Oak Hill, Peru, Pioneer, Taylor, Western
9. South Bend Riley (11): Bremen, Glenn, LaVille, Mishawaka, Mishawaka Marian, Penn, South Bend Adams, South Bend Clay, South Bend Riley, South Bend St. Joseph’s, South Bend Washington
10. Elkhart Central (12): Bethany Christian, Concord, Elkhart Central, Elkhart Christian Academy, Elkhart Memorial, Fairfield, Goshen, Jimtown, Northridge, NorthWood, Warsaw, Wawasee
11. West Noble (13): Angola, Central Noble, DeKalb, East Noble, Eastside, Fremont, Garrett, Hamilton, Howe Military, Lakeland, Prairie Heights, West Noble, Westview
12. Fort Wayne Northrop (12): Carroll (Fort Wayne), Fort Wayne Dwenger, Fort Wayne Luers, Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian, Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran, Fort Wayne Northrop, Fort Wayne North, Fort Wayne Snider, Fort Wayne South, Leo, New Haven, Woodlan
13. Bellmont (12): Adams Central, Bellmont, Bluffton, Fort Wayne Canterbury, Fort Wayne Elmhurst, Fort Wayne Wayne, Harding, Heritage, Homestead, Norwell, South Adams, Southern Wells
14. Marion (12): Blackford, Churubusco, Columbia City, Eastbrook, Huntington North, Marion, Marion Lakeview Christian, Mississinewa, Southwood, Wabash, White’s, Whitko
15. Pendleton Heights (13): Alexandria, Anderson, Anderson Highland, Blue River Valley, Daleville, Elwood, Frankton, Lapel, Mt. Vernon (Fortville), Liberty Christian, Pendleton Heights, Shenandoah, Yorktown
16. Delta (13): Cowan, Delta, Jay County, Monroe Central, Muncie Burris, Muncie Central, Muncie South, Randolph Southern, Union (Modoc), Union City, Wapahani, Wes-Del, Winchester
17. South Putnam (13): Avon, Brownsburg, Cascade, Crawfordsville, Danville, Greencastle, North Putnam, Plainfield, Rockville, South Putnam, Southmont, Tri-West Hendricks, Western Boone
18. Ben Davis (14): Ben Davis, Covenant Christian (Indianapolis), Decatur Central, Herron, Indianapolis Attucks, Indianapolis Manual, Indianapolis Northwest, Indianapolis Ritter, Indianapolis Washington, International, Perry Meridian, Pike, Southport, Speedway
19. Carmel (13): Carmel, Fishers, Guerin Catholic, Hamilton Heights, Hamilton Southeastern, Lebanon, Noblesville, Sheridan, Tipton, Tri-Central, University, Westfield, Zionsville
20. Brebeuf (13): Brebeuf, Heritage Christian, Indiana School for the Deaf, Indianapolis Arlington, Indianapolis Chatard, Indianapolis Broad Ripple, Indianapolis Cathedral, Indianapolis Tech, Lawrence Central, Lawrence North, North Central (Indianapolis), Park Tudor, Tindley
21. New Palestine (13): Beech Grove, Eastern Hancock, Franklin Central, Greenfield- Central, Indianapolis Howe Academy, Indianapolis Lutheran, Indianapolis Scecina, Morristown, New Palestine, Roncalli, Shelbyville, Triton Central, Warren Central
22. Connersville (13): Cambridge City Lincoln, Centerville, Connersville, Hagerstown, Knightstown, Morton Memorial, New Castle, Northeastern, Richmond, Rushville, Seton Catholic, Tri, Union County
23. South Dearborn (13): Batesville, East Central, Franklin County, Greensburg, Jac-Cen-Del, Lawrenceburg, Milan, North Decatur, Oldenburg Academy, Rising Sun, South Dearborn, South Decatur, South Ripley
24. Edinburgh (11): Center Grove, Columbus East, Columbus North, Edinburgh, Franklin, Greenwood, Hauser, Indian Creek, Southwestern (Shelbyville), Whiteland, Waldron
25. Brown County (13): Bloomfield, Bloomington North, Bloomington South, Brown County, Cloverdale, Eastern Greene, Edgewood, Eminence, Martinsville, Monrovia, Mooresville, Owen Valley, White River Valley
26. Terre Haute North (13): Clay City, Holy Cross, Linton, North Central (Farmersburg), Northview, Riverton Parke, Shakamak, South Vermillion, Sullivan, Terre Haute North, Terre Haute South, Union (Dugger), West Vigo
27. Bedford North Lawrence (12): Bedford North Lawrence, Brownstown, Crothersville, Eastern (Pekin), Medora, Mitchell, Orleans, Paoli, Salem, Seymour, Springs Valley, Trinity Lutheran, West Washington
28. Southwestern (Hanover) (13): Austin, Charlestown, Henryville, Jeffersonville, Jennings County, Madison, Madison Shawe, New Washington, Rock Creek Academy, Scottsburg, Sliver Creek, Southwestern (Hanover), Switzerland County
29. Crawford County (11): Borden, Christian Academy of Indiana, Clarksville, Corydon, Crawford County, Floyd Central, Lanesville, New Albany, North Harrison, Providence, South Central (Elizabeth)
30. Jasper (11): Cannelton, Forest Park, Heritage Hills, Jasper, Loogootee, Northeast Dubois, Perry Central, Shoals, South Spencer, Southridge, Tell City
31. South Knox (13): Barr-Reeve, Gibson Southern, North Daviess, North Knox, Pike Central, Princeton, South Knox, Tecumseh, Vincennes Lincoln, Vincennes Rivet, Washington, Washington Catholic, Wood Memorial
32. Evansville Mater Dei (13): Boonville, Castle, Evansville Bosse, Evansville Central, Evansville Day, Evansville Harrison, Evansville Mater Dei, Evansville Memorial, Evansville North, Evansville Reitz, Mount Vernon (Posey), North Posey, Signature.
 
REGIONALS
Date: Saturday, Oct. 18
Admission: Free
Advancement: The top 15 individuals and the top five teams advance to semistate.
 
1. Crown Point: Crown Point, Hammond Gavit
2. New Prairie: Chesterton, Rensselaer
3. Harrison (West Lafayette): Harrison (West Lafayette), Benton Central
4. Culver Academies: Culver Academies, Logansport
5. Elkhart Central: Elkhart Central, South Bend Riley
6. West Noble: Fort Wayne Northrop, West Noble
7. Marion: Bellmont, Marion
8. Delta: Delta, Pendleton Heights
9. Ben Davis: Ben Davis, South Putnam
10. Brebeuf: Brebeuf, Carmel
11. Rushville: Connersville, New Palestine
12. Greensburg: Edinburgh, South Dearborn
13. Brown County: Brown County, Terre Haute North
14. Bedford North Lawrence: Bedford North Lawrence, Southwestern (Hanover)
15. Crawford County: Crawford County, Jasper
16. Pike Central: Evansville Mater Dei, South Knox
 
SEMISTATES
Date: Saturday, Oct. 25
Admission: Free
Advancement: The top 15 individuals and top six teams advance to the state finals.
 
1. New Prairie: Crown Point, Culver Academies, Harrison (West Lafayette), New Prairie
2. New Haven: Delta, Elkhart Central, Marion, West Noble
3. Franklin Central: Ben Davis, Brebeuf, Greensburg, Rushville
4. Brown County: Bedford North Lawrence, Brown County, Crawford County, Pike Central
 
STATE FINALS
Date: Saturday, Nov. 1
Time: Girls 1 p.m. ET, Boys 1:45 p.m. ET
Admission: $8
LaVern Gibson Championship Cross Country Course, Wabash Valley Sports Center, 599 South Tabortown Road, Terre Haute 47803
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