Terre Haute South (11-10) got a scare Tuesday night but managed to hold on for a 59-47 win over host Vincennes Lincoln. The Braves jumped out to a 31-18 lead at the half and extended the lead to 17 points at one point in the 3rd quarter but the Alices fought back. A late run in the fourth quarter saw the Braves’ lead evaporate to just four, but Terre Haute South managed to hang on for the win. John Michael Jarvis led the Braves with 26 points on 8-13 shooting. Anthony McGill scored 15 points and Jacob Tanoos added 10 for the visitors. Terre Haute South will play their last home game of the season on Friday night when they host Rockville. Former NCAA and NFL coach Cam Cameron will have his jersey retired in a halftime ceremony in the final home game.
The Terre Haute South Braves dropped a 60-48 decision to Ben Davis on
Wednesday night. The Giants played stingy defense as the Braves struggled to make shots. Anthony McGill scored 18 points on 7-16 shooting from the floor,
while John Michael Jarvis added 13 points and 6 rebounds. Ike Worrell
had a team high 7 rebounds for the Braves. The Braves had a busy weekend, playing Friday vs. Evansville North and Saturday at Warren Central.
The Terre Haute South Lady Braves’ season came to an end after their title run fell short to Mooresville 53-48. Terre Haute South had a double digit lead in the championship game, but second half turnovers and a strong performance by Mooresville’s Megan Calloway were too much for the Lady Braves to overcome. Haley Seibert led Terre Haute South with 20 points and Emily Bell added nine rebounds. The Lady Braves look to compete for a championship again next year as the team only graduates one senior.
Terre Haute South advanced to the title game with a dominating 46-23 win over Northview. Hannah Lee and Haley Seibert each scored double figures for the Lady Braves, adding 12 and 10 points respectively. Emily Bell grabbed nine rebounds while adding four steals in the win.
The ranks
were thinned, but the MIC will still be ably represented in semi-state
competition next week. In all, the eight league schools advanced 40 wrestlers
in the tournament. The conference crowned 14 regional champions.
Leading the
way were Carmel, Center Grove, and North Central. Each of those schools
advanced seven wrestlers to semi-state. Carmel crowned four regional champions,
North Central and Center Grove each had three winners. Lawrence North was close
behind. The Wildcats advanced six to next week and claimed two titles.
The
remainder of the conference had a bigger struggle. Terre Haute South had a nice
day, advancing five with one champion. Ben Davis advanced four, Warren Central
three, and Terre Haute North one to the next level.
In the video
players on this page are highlights from the title matches of Ben Sommer and
Pat Parham, both of Carmel
The TH South Lady Braves retained the Terre Haute Savings Bank
Champions of the Court trophy with a 37-34 win Friday at the Hulman
Center. It marks the 5th anniversery of the trophy and the 5th
consecutive year that it will reside at Terre Haute South. Haley
Seibert once again paced the Lady Braves with 18 points. Emliy Bell
added 9 points. Liz Vollrath was the hero, though for THS. Vollrath
hit 2 free throws to tie the game under a minute, and hit 1 of 2 to put
the Lady Braves up for good, then grabbed a late steal to clinch the
victory. The Lady Braves close out their regular season Tuesday at
West Vigo.
As for the boys game, the TH North Patriots pushed a 17-14
halftime lead to a 52-33 win. South was led by Ike Worrell with 9
points and 8 rebounds, and Anthony McGill with 9 points.
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