2001 IHSAA GIRLS BASKETBALL SECTIONAL RESULTS

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State Finals Summary

Terre Haute South, Fort Wayne Bishop Luers, Southwestern (Hanover) and North Vermillion etched their names into the IHSAA history books as state champions of the 27^th Annual Girls Basketball State Finals held Saturday, March 2, 2002 in Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.

A total of 5,344 players from 380 different schools were entered into the tournament at the sectional level. Attendance for the four-game event drew 17,320 fans.

Class 4A

Terre Haute South Outduels South Bend Riley

Box Score, Notes & Quotes

Terre Haute South got a big night from its junior center and staked claim to its first girls basketball state title with a 63-42 victory over South Bend Riley in the Class 4A championship game at Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.

Third-ranked Terre Haute South had a decided height advantage with 6-6 junior center Reicina Russell roaming the paint. Russell tallied Class 4A records for scoring with 31 points and seven blocked shots and affected numerous other Riley attempts. The Braves constantly passed over the top of the Riley defense to Russell for easy layins. Russell scored 20 points and had five blocks in the first half alone.

MelanieBoeglin was the only other Brave in double figures with 10 points.

JuniorsSuntana Granderson and Crystal Norman, Rileys two scoring leaders, did most of the damage for the Wildcats. Both chalked up 19 points and seven rebounds each, but no other Riley player scored more than two points.

The Braves, making their first appearance in the state finals, finished a 25-2 championship season under 20^th year coach Alan Maroska.

Unranked South Bend Riley, also making it first trip to the finals, completed a 24-4 year under eighth-year coach Mike Megyesi.

Darci Rector of Terre HauteSouthHigh School was selected by members of the IHSAA Executive Committee as the recipient of the Patricia L. Roy Mental Attitude Award in Class 4A Girls Basketball. Farm Bureau Insurance, the IHSAA corporate partner, presented a $1,000 scholarship to Terre HauteSouthHigh School in the name of Darci Rector.

The award in named after Patricia L. Roy, the former assistant commissioner of the IHSAA, who is regarded both statewide and nationally as a pioneer in girls athletics. It is presented annually in each classification of the state finals to a senior who best displays mental attitude, scholarship, leadership and athletic ability and was nominated by her principal and coach.

Class 3A

New Coach, Same Result Fourth Straight Title For Bishop Luers

Box Score, Notes & Quotes

Even with a new coach at the reins, the outcome was still the same as Fort Wayne Bishop Luersdefeated Gibson Southern, 51-37, to win the Class 3A state championship at Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.

It was the fourth consecutive state championship for the Knights and the first in Class 3A. In the five years of class basketball, Bishop Luersbecomes the first school to win titles in two different classes. The three previous championships came in Class 2A.

First year coach Teri Rosinski, who succeeded Gary Andrews after nine years, led the unranked Knights back to the top winning their ninth straight game to finish the season at 21-5.

Rosinski became the third woman to play and coach in the state finals joining Judi Warren and Leah Wooldridge. Rosinski was the 1977 Mental Attitude Award winner from Norwell and went on to be named Miss Basketball that year.

BishopLuers defense took Gibson Southern out of its game holding the Titans to a Class 3A record low scoring output. The Titans committed 28 turnovers in the game and Bishop Luerstook advantage scoring 29 points off those miscues, 14 on fast-breaks. Luers committed 23 turnovers, but Gibson Southern only managed eight points from them.

After a tightly-played first quarter that saw Luers holding a two-point lead at the break, the Knights began the second period with a 10-2 run and Gibson never got closer than six points the rest of the game. Luers enjoyed a pair of 20 point leads midway through the fourth period.

Michelle Hamlin led the way for Luers with 14 points and six rebounds. Megan Dossen added 13 points. Ashley Nelson of Gibson Southern tallied 16 points and 10 rebounds to take game honors.

GibsonSouthern, also unranked and making its first appearance in the state finals, completed a 24-5 year under eighth year coach Jason Blackard. Blackard also led the Gibson Southern softball team to a state runner-up finish in Class 2A last June.

Jamie Elpers of Gibson Southern High School was named as the recipient of the Patricia L. Roy Mental Attitude Award in Class 3A Girls Basketball by members of the IHSAA Executive Committee. Farm Bureau Insurance, the IHSAAs corporate partner, presented a $1,000 scholarship to Gibson Southern High School in the name of Elpers.

Class 2A

Hot-Shooting Southwestern Wins First State Championship

Box Score, Notes & Quotes

Top-rankedSouthwestern of Hanover earned the first state championship in the schools history with a 70-64 victory over unranked Shenandoah in the Class 2A title game at Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.

The Rebels (25-2) were led by their top four scorers on the season and all finished in double figures, including Catherine Grahams 20 points. Brianna Howard finished with 19, Julie Brawner with 18 and Autumn Walker 11. The 70 points scored by Southwestern was a Class 2A game record.

Fifth-year Southwestern coach Donna Cheatham, Indianas all-time winningest girls basketball coach now with 458 victories, became the first girls coach to win state titles at two different schools. Cheatham had guided Scottsburg to the state championship in 1989.

Southwestern led the game from the outset extending its lead to as many as 12 points just before halftime. Shenandoah managed to chip away at the lead cutting it to three points with 5:42 left in the game, but could never get any closer.

The Rebels hot shooting kept Shenandoah at bay throughout. Southwestern hit 24-for-43 from the field in the game for a Class 2A record .558 field goal percentage.

Amanda Norris of Shenandoah set a Class 2A scoring record with 30 points, which tied for the sixth best scoring output ever in a state finals game. She also tallied seven assists, another 2A game record. Teran Warner pulled down 13 rebounds for the Raiders tying the Class 2A mark.

It was a disappointing finish for Shenandoah (22-4), which finished as the state runner-up for the second year in a row and had its 15 game winning streak snapped. The Raiders lost to Fort Wayne Bishop Luersin the championship game a year ago, which is vying for the Class 3A crown this season. Five players returned from last years team. Shenandoah was coached by Todd Salkoski now in his sixth year.

Brianna Howard of SouthwesternHigh School in Hanover, was selected by the IHSAA Executive Committee as the recipient of the Patricia L. Roy Mental Attitude Award in Class 2A Girls Basketball. Farm Bureau Insurance, the IHSAAs corporate partner, presented a $1,000 scholarship to SouthwesternHigh School in the name of Howard.

Class A

North Vermillion Edges HebronFor Class A State Championship

Box Score, Notes & Quotes

The battle between the top two ranked teams in Class Alived up to its billing as North Vermillionedged Hebron, 45-42, in the 27^th Annual IHSAA Girls Basketball State Finals at Conseco Fieldhouse.

With a one point lead and one second remaining in the game, senior forward Sherri Norman sealed the victory for the Falcons with a pair of free throws for the final margin. Hebrons desperation shot at the buzzer fell short. Hebron had possession of the ball with 4.9 seconds left following a timeout when Norman made a steal on the in-bound pass and was fouled by Hebrons Lauren Bechtold, her fifth of the game.

It was the first state championship in any sport for top-ranked North Vermillion, a school of 254 students, located in VermillionCounty along the Illinois state line in west centralIndiana.

Hebron held a 9-7 first quarter lead, but North Vermillion took a 23-19 advantage into the lockerroomat halftime. The Falcons enjoyed their largest lead of seven points with 1:50 remaining in the third quarter at 32-25, but Hebron went on an 8-2 run to finish the quarter down 34-33.

Kayla Hinkle led North Vermillion with 14 points and Allison Hughes chipped in 12. The Falcons top scorer, Ashley Hughes at 14.9 per game, was held to two points. Hinkle also had 11 rebounds.

North Vermillion, making its first appearance in the girlsbasketball state finals, finished 25-1, including a 24-game win streak. They were coached by Ken Gentrup.

Second-rankedHebron was led by Bechtolds 15 points and Lynn Poncsaks10 points.

The Hawks, coached by Jerry Bechtold (Lauren Bechtolds father), finished 25-3 in its first trip to the state finals.

Lauren Bechtold of HebronHigh School was named the winner of the Patricia L. Roy Mental Attitude Award for the Class AGirls Basketball. Farm Bureau Insurance, the IHSAA corporate partner, presented a $1,000 scholarship to HebronHigh School in the name of Bechtold.

Sectional Results

February 5, 8, 9, 2002

Class 4A

1. GaryWest Side Sectional

Lowell 65, Gary Wallace 34

GaryWest Side 68, East Chicago Central 46.

GaryWest Side 50, Lowell 31

LakeCentral 51, Munster 40

Gary West Side 54, Lake Central 38, championship.

Officials: Robert Filipek, Tom Dermody, Bryan Bau, Fred Scheub

2. Portage Sectional

Chesterton 63, Portage 48

Valparaiso 50, Merrillville 25

Valparaiso 39, Chesterton 32

Crown Point 46, Hobart 30

Valparaiso 41, Crown Point 38, championship.

Officials: Douglas Greenlee, Kevin Mikesell, Jerome Jajchik, Tom Behny

3. South Bend Riley Sectional

South BendRiley62, Michigan City 35

South Bend Adams 69, South Bend Clay 43

South Bend Riley 68, South BendAdams 32

South BendWashington 59, LaPorte55

South Bend Riley 83, South BendWashington 50, championship.

Officials: Jay C. Smith, Karen Franklin, Tom Eisenhour, Lance Grubbs

4. Goshen Sectional

Goshen 46, Elkhart Central 29

Penn 51, Mishawaka 41

Penn 56, Goshen 53 (OT)

Concord 50, Elkhart Memorial 46

Penn 52, Concord 31, championship.

Officials: Eric Coburn, Kevin Weinberg, Trent Beer, Terry Weldy

5. Warsaw Sectional

Wawasee 64, East Nosble 35

ColumbiaCity 58, Warsaw 38

ColumbiaCity 44, Wawasee42

Carroll (Fort Wayne) 45, DeKalb24

Carroll (Fort Wayne) 43, Columbia City 38 (OT), championship.

Officials: Douglas Cook, Joseph Rondot, Karl Abraham, Mark Berger

6. Huntington North Sectional

Homestead 65, Fort Wayne South Side 57

Huntington North 41, Fort Wayne Snider 35

Huntington North 59, Homested 51 (OT)

Fort Wayne Northrop 52, Fort Wayne North Side 33

Fort Wayne Northrop 49, Huntington North 40, championship.

Officials: Douglas Bauman, Charles Kates, Lon Graft, Dennis Aldridge

7. Kokomo Sectional

McCutcheon 56, Kokomo 54 (OT)

Marion 41, Logansport 39

McCutcheon 51, Marion 40

Lafayette Jefferson 40, Harrison (West Lafayette) 34

McCutcheon 40, Lafayette Jefferson 31, championship.

Officials: Judy Phillips, HaymonFields, Charles Vayo, Stewart Casper

8. Anderson Sectional

Muncie Central 54, Anderson 39

Richmond 64, Anderson Highland 49

Muncie Central 53, Richmond 41

New Castle 59, Muncie Southside 47

New Castle 47, Muncie Central 44, championship.

Officials: Bob Klein, Clifford G. Brooks, Sr., Justin Shippy, Edward Thornburgh

9. North Central (Indpls.) Sectional

Carmel 56, Hamilton Southeastern 42

North Central (Indpls.) 84, Indianapolis Broad Ripple 20

Carmel 65 vsNorth Central (Indpls.) 53

Pike 93, Noblesville 82

Pike 64, Carmel 61 (OT), championship.

Officials: Brian Humphrey, Paul G. Williams, Jay Scott, Scott West

10. IndianapolisArlington Sectional

Lawrence North 51, Lawrence Central 42

Connersville 43, IndianapolisArlington 40

Lawrence North 51, Connersville 37

Indianapolis Cathedral 64, Warren Central 50

Indianapolis Cathedral 62, Lawrence North 47, championship.

Officials: Kevin Moore, Robert Harding, David Sheets, Ron McGriff

11. Brownsburg Sectional 

Indianapolis Arsenal Technical 51, Brownsburg 44

Ben Davis 68, Indianapolis Northwest 45

Ben Davis 69, Indianapolis Arsenal Technical 67 (OT)

Decatur Central 59, Avon 48

Ben Davis 54, Decatur Central 44, championship.

Officials: Steve Morris, Rex Wallace, W. Scott Wagner, Harold Harmon

12. Southport Sectional

Franklin Central 56, Indianapolis Manual 31

Southport 61, Greenwood 52

Southport 50, Franklin Central 46

Perry Meridian 59, Center Grove 47

Perry Meridian 57, Southport 54, championship.

Officials: Dick Russell, Dan VanTreese, John C. Fox, Derek Sullivan

13. Northview Sectional

Mooresville 56, Terre Haute North 43

Plainfield 36, Northview33

Mooresville 68, Plainfield 52

Terre Haute South 68, Martinsville 52

Terre Haute South 36, Mooresville 25, championship.

Officials: Jay Slater, Larry Steimel, Gordon Simons, Dan Stewart

14. Bloomington South Sectional 

Columbus North 83, Columbus East 41

Bloomington North 73, East Central 33

Columbus North 51, Bloomington North 47

Bloomington South 52, Franklin 43

Bloomington South 63, Columbus North 54, championship.

Officials: Don Corey, George Knezevich, Timothy Cartwright, Jack Pitts

15. New Albany Sectional

BedfordNorth Lawrence 56, Seymour 45

New Albany 73, Floyd Central 56

New Albany 62, BedfordNorth Lawrence 48

JenningsCounty 62, Jeffersonville 52

New Albany 52, Jennings County 50, championship.

Officials: Steve Meyer, Gerald R. Cox, Kevin Henney, Jack Davis

16.Castle Sectional 

Evansville Reitz 59, Evansville Harrison 30

Castle 76, Evansville North 56

Evansville Reitz 65, Evansville Central 29

Castle 48, Evansville Reitz 45, championship.

Officials: Joseph Calderazzo,MurrayMinto, Brad Bane, Michael Zehr

Class 3A

17. Highland Sectional 

Hammond Morton 48, Hammond 37

Highland 64, HammondClark 15

Highland 71, Hammond Morton 30

HammondGavit45, Hammond Bishop Noll 42

Highland 68, Hammond Gavit 32, championship.

Officials: Norm Sellers, Al Guillen, Kyle Stackhouse, Gary Chambers

18. Calumet Sectional 

Gary Mann 52, Griffith 50 (OT)

Calumet 49, Gary Roosevelt 17

Gary Mann 50, Calumet 47

Andrean 63, Gary Wirt 43

Andrean.62, Gary Mann 30, championship.

Officials: Dale Cramer, George Forbes, Kent Bennington, LawrenceSamano

19. Plymouth Sectional 

KankakeeValley 66, Culver Military 47

Plymouth 63, Whitko26

Plymouth 60, KankakeeValley 38

TippecanoeValley 71, Knox 48

Tippecanoe Valley 35, Plymouth 28, championship.

Officials: Cutis Yoder, Jeffery Morrett, Michael Emerson, Mark Sewell

20. Western Sectional 

TwinLakes 64, Frankfort 59

Northwestern 73, Western 51

Northwestern 50, TwinLakes 45

Benton Central 48, West Lafayette 38

Northwestern 43, Benton Central 23, championship.

Officials: William Terry Johnson, Kerry OBrien, Michael Todd, Jerry Snider

21. Northridge Sectional 

Northridge 55, New Prairie 48

South Bend St. Josephs 77, South Bend LaSalle 69

South Bend St. Josephs 53, Northridge 34

NorthWood 63, Mishawaka Marian 25

South Bend S. Josephs 37, NorthWood 35, championship.

Officials: Bryce Heller, Nicolas Mark, Jeffrey Noffsinger, Jack Urbin

22. Fort Wayne Bishop DwengerSectional 

Leo 73, West Noble 60

Angola 52, Lakeland 47

Angola 52, Leo 43

Fort Wayne Concordia 49, Fort Wayne BishopDwenger 35

Fort Wayne Concordia 50, Angola 40, championship.

Officials: Kirk Robinson, John Bellamy, Russ Baker,Chad Patrick

23. Heritage Sectional 

Heritage 46, Harding 39

Fort WayneElmhurst 49, New Haven 36

Fort WayneElmhurst 67, Heritage 47

Fort Wayne Bishop Luers73, Fort WayneWayne 34

Fort Wayne Bishop Luers 53, Fort Wayne Elmhurst 46, championship.

Officials: Robert Voss, Steve Elkins, Jeffrey Pequignot, Brett Patrick

24. Blackford Sectional  

Peru 45, Blackford 39

Bellmont 53, Norwell 50

Bellmont 58, Peru 48

Maconaquah 56, Jay County 49

Bellmont 59, Maconaquah 31, championship.

Officials: Kelly Dennis, John Pfeiffer, Mike Johnson, Tracy Black

25. Elwood Sectional 

PendletonHeights 66, Elwood 44

Alexandria 58, Delta 55

Alexandria 50, PendletonHeights 26

Mt.Vernon (Fortville) 58, Yorktown 23

Alexandria 53, Mt.Vernon (Fortville) 35, championship.

Officials: Michael McGriff, James Newburn, Stephen Jamison, John Yantiss

26. Zionsville Sectional 

Crawfordsville 38, Lebanon 31

Tipton 60, Westfield 44

Tipton 48, Crawfordsville 38

HamiltonHeights 48, Zionsville 44 (OT)

Tipton 38, Hamilton Heights 33, championship.

Officials: Gary Hamilton, Danny Ihrie, Michael Vetter, Tim Knowland

27. New Palestine Sectional 

Indianapolis Bishop Chatard66, Greenfield-Central 56

Brebeuf Jesuit 56, Beech Grove 42

Brebeuf Jesuit 64, Indianapolis BishopChatard 39

New Palestine 56, Roncalli36

Brebeuf Jesuit 51, New Palestine 40, championship.

Officials: Gene Huston, Kevin Chestnut, Dan Kerker, Jason Ferguson

28. Shelbyville Sectional 

FranklinCounty 77, Whiteland 68

Shelbyville 59, Rushville 34

Shelbyville 59, Franklin County 34

South Dearborn 47, Greensburg 43

South Dearborn 50, Shelbyville 49, championship.

Officials: Grady Smith, Robert White, Roger Branigan, Arnold Freeman, Jr.

29. Corydon Central Sectional 

North Harrison 64, Silver Creek 42,

Madison 65, Providence 56

North Harrison 68, Madison 45

Corydon Central 69, Scottsburg 57

North Harrison 54, Corydon Central 47, championship.

Officials: Kevin Denu, Michael Hole, Gary Woodling, Michael Braun

30. Danville Sectional 

Danville 52, Greencastle 43

Edgewood 56, West Vigo 43

Danville 46, Edgewood 38

BrownCounty 62, OwenValley 47

Brown County 70, Danville 47, championship.

Officials: Steve Wyrick, LawrenceGuynn, Rick Oliver, Kent L. Smith

31. Jasper Sectional 

Sullivan 61, Washington 59 (OT)

Vincennes Lincoln 80, Pike Central 47

Sullivan 51, Vincennes Lincoln 49

Jasper 56, Princeton 37

Jasper 56, Sullivan 44, championship.

Officials: Monte McKee, Paul Arvin, Michael Slaven, Donald Whitlow

32. Evansville Memorial Sectional 

Gibson Southern 48, Boonville 31

EvansvilleBosse57, Mt.Vernon 42

Gibson Southern 62, EvansvilleBosse31

Evansville Memorial 48, Heritage Hills 39

Gibson Southern 48, Evansville Memorial 39, championship.

Officials: Gary Wier, Andrew Kuczynski, Greg Mason, Michael Grundman

Class 2A

33. North Newton Sectional 

Hanover Central 61, LakeStationEdison 30

North Newton 65, Wheeler 47

North Newton 61, Hanover Central 36

Boone Grove 48, Rensselaer 42

North Newton 56, Boone Grove 41, championship.

Officials: Andrew Simpson, Edward Pawlus, Jeff Rhody, Kim Yelich

34. LaVille Sectional 

North Judson 71, Glenn 28

Bremen 57, LaVille24

North Judson 57, Bremen 43

Triton 51, Jimtown 24

North Judson 60, Triton 49, championship.

Officials: Marvin Davis, Ken Weaver, Drew Danik, CarySchnick

35. Fairfield Sectional 

Fairfield 47, Eastside 43

Westview 53, Central Noble 43

Westview 49, Fairfield 44

Fremont 48, PrairieHeights 39

Fremont 67, Westview 44, championship.

Officials: Steve Godfrey, Phillip Teusch, John Wright, Ronald Gradeless

36. Northfield Sectional 

Wabash 52, Manchester 43

Winamac 46, Rochester 39

Wabash 42, Winamac 38

Northfield 53, North Miami 41

Wabash 53, Northfield 34, championship.

Officials: Bruce Klonowski, Bud Wolf, Ricky Hester, James Arnett

37. Bluffton Sectional 

Adams Central 49, Woodlan 40

Bluffton 56, South Adams 41

Adams Central 58, Bluffton 54

Garrett 42, Churubusco 39

Garrett 47, Adams Central 40, championship.

Officials: Butch Lehman, Rusty Melcher, Roger Dammeier, Eric Hartman

38. Eastern (Greentown) Sectional 

Taylor 51, Eastern (Greentown) 42

Clinton Central 60, Delphi 51

Clinton Central 54, Taylor 38

Cass 43, Sheridan 29

Cass 47, Clinton Central 28, championship.

Officials: Norman Delph, Kim Elsworth, Keith Marshall, Neil McCartney

39. EastbrookSectional 

Eastbrook 52, Madison-Grant 49 (OT)

Frankton 61, Oak Hill 45

Frankton 56, Eastbrook 38

Mississinewa 72, Muncie Burris 39

Mississinewa 59, Frankton 53, championship.

Officials: Pat Strong, Donald C. McCann, John Sorg, Kevin Brown

40. Centerville Sectional 

CambridgeCityLincoln 50, Centerville 25

Winchester 63, Hagerstown 31

Winchester 52, CambridgeCityLincoln 39

Shenandoah 75, Northeastern 22

Shenandoah 57, Winchester 35, championship.

Officials: Greg Reece, Kenton B. Smith, Paul Shaver, Tom Simpson

41. North Montgomery Sectional 

Western Boone 40, Covington 34

Fountain Central 63, North Montgomery 42

Fountain Central 56, Western Boone 47

Seeger 51, Southmont 32

Fountain Central 48, Seeger31, championship.

Officials: Kevin Lewis, Kim Borgman, Gary Keesling, J.K. Wieder

42. Cascade Sectional 

Cascade 40, Tri-West Hendricks 37

South Vermillion 58, South Putnam 44

South Vermillion 58, Cascade 53 (2 OT)

North Putnam 44, Cloverdale 32

North Putnam 36, South Vermillion 35, championship.

Officials: Mark Hopper, Brian Hole, Andrew Bowes, Michael Polley

43. Speedway Sectional 

Park Tudor 51, Indian Creek 49 (OT)

Speedway 49, Monrovia 47 (OT)

Park Tudor 53, Speedway 32

Indianapolis Ritter 42, IndianapolisScecina37

Park Tudor 61, Indianapolis Ritter 47, championship.

Officials: Michael Stoffers, John Bowen, Dean Martin, Chuck Brueggeman

44. Triton Central Sectional 

Eastern Hancock 67, UnionCounty 39

Knightstown 33, North Decatur 32

Eastern Hancock 65, Knightstown 42

Triton Central 56, Batesville 38

Triton Central 64, Eastern Hancock 41, championship.

Officials: Mark Curts, Kenneth Knapp, Bob Hallgarth, Michael Armstrong

45. Southwestern (Hanover) Sectional 

Southwestern (Hanover) 65, South Ripley 41

Brownstown Central 70, Austin 38

Southwestern (Hanover) 54, Brownstown Central 39

SwitzerlandCounty 65, Lawrenceburg 46

Southwestern (Hanover) 62, Switzerland County 41, championship.

Officials: Dan Morgan, David Bolsega, Roger Fromer, Mark Christman

46. Eastern (Pekin) Sectional 

Paoli 39, Eastern (Pekin) 32

Mitchell 62, Charlestown 36

Mitchell 54, Paoli 30

Salem 48, Clarksville 46

Mitchell 61, Salem 49, championship.

Officials: Robert McEwen, Gene Mosley, Randy Eudy, Brian Patton

47. North Knox Sectional 

North Knox 60, North Posey 51

Evansville Mater Dei 73, Linton-Stockton 29

Evansville Mater Dei 68, North Knox 56

Eastern (Bloomfield) 50, South Knox 36

Evansville Mater Dei 84, Eastern (Bloomfield) 49, championship.

Officials: Alan Deskin, Warren M. Smith, Byron Wilkerson, Jim Wininger

48. Forest Park Sectional 

Forest Park 47, Tell City 35

South Spencer 48, CrawfordCounty 44

Forest Park 41, South Spencer 39

Southridge 50, Perry Central 29

Southridge 40, Forest Park 28, championship.

Officials: Gary Leistner, Mike Basil, Brian Holtz, Stephen Marx

Class A

49. WashingtonTownship Sectional 

RiverForest 56, South Central (Union Mills) 28

WashingtonTownship 48, Whiting 35

WashingtonTownship 52, RiverForest 41

Michigan City Marquette 66, Westville 27

Washington Township 50, Michigan City Marquette 37, championship.

Officials: Ron Day, Dan Messina, Greg Ramos, Mike Waisnora

50. Hebron Sectional 

Oregon-Davis 63, MorganTownship 51

Hebron 56, West Central 30

Hebron 63, Oregon-Davis 28

Kouts 41, LaCrosse27

Hebron 58, Kouts 26, championship.

Officials: Timothy Filson, Stephen Homner, Jeffery Nix, Mark McCammon

51. Fort Wayne Blackhawk Sectional 

Fort WayneCanterbury 54, Fort Wayne Christian 34

Hamilton 51, LakewoodPark Christian 39

Fort WayneCanterbury 43, Hamilton 38

Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian 40, Bethany Christian 37

Fort Wayne Canterbury 43, Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian 23, championship.

Officials: Tim R. Smith, Darrel Watson, Richard Kraus, Doug Pullins

52. Culver Community Sectional  

Argos 52, Caston45

Culver Community 64, Pioneer 34

Southwood 56, Argos 35

Culver Community 70, Southwood 63, championship.

Officials: Patrick Dumoulin, Larry Miller, Michael Witkop, Tim Mills

53. North White Sectional 

Frontier 50, Lafayette Central Catholic 47

North White 42, South Newton 35

Frontier 59, North White 48

Tri-County 77, Carroll (Flora) 19

Tri-County 56, Frontier 43, championship.

Officials: Mark R. Short, Harold Howell, Dan Matthews, Michael Woolington

54. Tri-Central Sectional 

Clinton Prairie 68, Tri-Central 55

Lapel 74, Indiana Deaf School 43

Clinton Prairie 53, Lapel 39

Rossville 68, Covenant Christian 32

Clinton Prairie 63, Rossville 37, championship.

Officials: Craig Petree, Jeff Emery, Ernie Stephens, Rick McClurg

55. Wes-Del  Sectional 

Marion Lakeview Christian 40, Daleville 26

Wes-Del 48 , Wapahani 41

Wes-Del 52, Marion Lakeview Christian 25

Southern Wells 47, Cowan 23

Wes-Del 77, Southern Wells 73 (3 OT), championship.

Officials: Michael Alford, Dave Terhune, Erik Kim, Thomas Lynch

56. Randolph Southern Sectional 

Union (Modoc) 52, BlueRiverValley 48

Union City 52, Monroe Central 29

Union City 61, Union (Modoc) 32

Randolph Southern 43, Tri 40

Union City 55, Randolph Southern 27, championship.

Officials: Michael Eason, Larry Johnson, Mark Bauman, Larry Sintz

57. North Vermillion Sectional 

Eminence 53, Attica 41

Rockville 54, Turkey Run 40

Rockville 63, Eminence 57

North Vermillion 61, Riverton Parke 41

North Vermillion 32, Rockville 25, championship.

Officials: Gregory Hayes, Barry Nicoson, Jeff Wonser, Bob Whikehart

58. Southwestern (Shelbyville) Sectional 

Southwestern (Shelbyville) 40, Waldron 33

Morristown 73, Indianapolis Lutheran 38

Southwestern (Shelbyville) 66, Edinburgh 25

Morristown 69, Southwestern (Shelbyville) 55, championship.

Officials: Robert Cochran, James Saddler, Casey Gaynor, Brian Heaton

59. ClayCity Sectional 

Shakamak 36, Union (Dugger) 16

White RiverValley 40, ClayCity 38

Shakamak 35, White RiverValley 29

North Central (Farmersburg) 55, Bloomfield 48

North Central (Farmersburg) 55, Shakamak 38, championship.

Officials: Rick Gentry, Bob Storms, Walter Bishop, Jr., Gary Weideman

60. Milan Sectional 

Hauser 54, Milan 28

Rising Sun 52, OldenburgAcademy 27

Rising Sun 59, Hauser 43

Jac-Cen-Del 78, South Decatur 63

Jac-Cen-Del 79, Rising Sun 47, championship.

Officials: Derek Howard, Richard Hammond, Dan Carmichael, Damon Smith

61. Barr-Reeve Sectional 

Washington Catholic 42, North Daviess 27

Barr-Reeve 61, Shoals 52

Barr-Reeve 45, Washington Catholic 41

Loogootee 62, Vincennes Rivet 40

Loogootee 53, Barr-Reeve 37, championship.

Officials: Edward Alldredge, Danny Shields, Charles H. Cook, Trevor Michaels

62. OaklandCity Wood Sectional 

Tecumseh 48, Northeast Dubois 38

New Harmony 39, OaklandCity Wood 38

Tecumseh 58, Cannelton 39

New Harmony 65, Tecumseh 52, championship.

Officials: Dave Senning, James Stephens, Kevin Woolsey, John R. Trotter

63. Orleans Sectional 

South Central (Elizabeth) 62, Lanesville 41

SpringsValley 42, Orleans 27

Springs Valley 60, South Central (Elizabeth) 53 (OT)

West Washington 63, Medora 23

Springs Valley 39, West Washington 33, championship.

Officials: Aric Frazier, Kevin Christman, Robert Singelais, Matthew Wiencke

64. New Washington Sectional 

New Washington 60, Henryville 20

Graceland Christian 35, Crothersville 30

New Washington 39, Graceland Christian 21

Borden 40, Madison Shawe26

Borden 40, New Washington 39 (OT), championship.

Officials: Roger McGriff, Roger Marley, Jeff Drummond, Steve Corya

Regional Results

February 16, 2002

Class 4A

1. Valparaiso Regional

GaryWest Side 62, Valparaiso 56 (2 OT)

South Bend Riley 54, Penn 46

South Bend Riley 66, Gary West Side 64, championship.

Officials: Norm Sellers, Mark Berger, Butch Lehman, Jerry Snider, Tim R. Smith, Bryce Heller

2. Huntington North Regional

Carroll (Fort Wayne) 54, New Castle 52

Fort Wayne Northrop 48, McCutcheon 35

Fort Wayne Northrop 47, Carroll (Fort Wayne) 44, championship.

Officials: Brian Humphrey, Kim Yelich, Robert Cochran, Fred Scheub, Bruce Klonowski, Ron Day

3. Southport Regional

Ben Davis 68, Pike 59 (OT)

Perry Meridian 49, Indianapolis Cathedral 47

Ben Davis 50, Perry Meridian 46, championship.

Officials: Steve Godfrey, Jim Wininger, Douglas Bauman, Michael Braun, Gregory Hayes, Alan Deskin

4. BedfordNorth Lawrence Regional

Bloomington South 55, New Albany 49

Terre Haute South 74, Castle 29

Terre Haute South 57, Bloomington South 41, championship.

Officials: Robert McEwen, Thomas Lynch, Kevin Denu, Rick McClurg, Gary Leistner, Aric Frazier

Class 3A

5. TwinLakes Regional

Northwestern 48, Andrean47

Highland 49, TippecanoeValley 46

Highland 57, Northwestern 47, championship.

Officials: Grady Smith, Jack Urbin, Kevin Lewis, Kevin Brown, Judy Phillips, Eric Coburn

6. Peru Regional

South Bend St. Josephs 65, Bellmont59

Fort Wayne Bishop Luers51, Fort Wayne Concordia 26

Fort Wayne Bishop Luers54, South Bend St. Josephs 33, championship.

Officials: Bob Klein, CarySchnick, Craig Petree, Kent L. Smith, Derek Howard, Kevin Moore

7. Greenfield-Central Regional

Alexandria 51, South Dearborn 42

Brebeuf Jesuit 59, Tipton 53 (OT)

Brebeuf Jesuit 60, Alexandria 55, championship.

Officials: Gary Chambers, Damon Smith, Mark R. Short, Steve Corya, Patrick Dumoulin, Marvin Davis

8. Jasper Regional

Gibson Southern 52, North Harrison 49 (OT)

Jasper 49, Brown County 47

Gibson Southern 44, Jasper 36, championship.

Officials: Dan Morgan, Dan Stewart, Steve Morris, Michael Armstrong, Rick Gentry, Michael Stoffers

Class 2A

9. Triton Regional

North Judson 60, Wabash 52

North Newton 49, Fremont 46

North Judson 79, North Newton 59, championship.

Officials: Robert Filipek,Lawerence Samano, Douglas Greenlee, Dennis Aldridge, William Terri Johnson, Mark Curts

10. South Adams Regional

Shenandoah 62, Mississinewa57

Cass 47, Garrett 39

Shenandoah 47, Cass 44 (OT), championship.

Officials: Michael Alford, Ronald Gradeless, Bob Whikehart, James Arnett, Curtis Yoder, Jay C. Smith

11. Speedway Regional

Triton Central 60, Fountain Central 54

North Putnam 55, Park Tudor 50

North Putnam 54, Triton Central 43, championship.

Officials: Robert Voss, Trevor Michels, Dale Cramer, Stephen Marx, Don Corey, Dave Senning

12. Forest Park Regional

Southridge 55, Evansville Mater Dei 44

Southwestern (Hanover) 54, Mitchell 39

Southwestern (Hanover) 67, Southridge 51, championship.

Officials: Mark Hopper, Jack Pitts, Edward Alldredge, Chuck Brueggeman, GaryWier, Jay Slater

Class A

13. Caston Regional

Hebron 54, WashingtonTownship 41

Culver Community 52, Fort WayneCanterbury 48

Hebron 52, Culver Community 35, championship.

Officials: Douglas Cook, Tracy Black, Michael Eason, Edward Thornburgh, Andrew Simpson, Norman Delph

14. Lapel Regional

Clinton Prairie 66, Tri-County 48

Union City 59, Wes-Del 32

Clinton Prairie 60, Union City 44, championship.

Officials: Michael McGriff, Brian Heaton, Steve Wyrick, Brett Patrick, Kirk Robinson, Timothy Filson

15. Southwestern (Shelbyville) Regional

Morristown 73, Jac-Cen-Del58

North Vermillion 58, North Central (Farmersburg) 47

North Vermillion 65, Morristown 50, championship.

Officials: Steve Meyer, Tim Knowland, Dick Russell, Jack Davis, Gene Huston, Joseph Calderazzo

16. Loogootee Regional

Loogootee 59, Borden 57

SpringsValley 62, New Harmony 42

Loogootee 57, New Harmony 54, championship.

Officials: Monte McKee, Gary Weideman, Roger McGriff, Michael Polley, Gary Hamilton, Kelly Dennis

Semi-State Results

February 23, 2002

Class 4A

1. PlymouthSemi-State

South Bend Riley 65, Fort Wayne Northrop 58

Officials: Kirk Robinson, Curtis Yoder, Kevin Moore (Alternate)

2. SouthportSemi-State

Terre Haute South 44, Ben Davis 39

Officials: Gary Wier, Bruce Klonowski, Michael Stoffers(Alternate)

Class 3A

3. PlymouthSemi-State

Fort Wayne Bishop Luers53, Highland 41

Officials: William Terry Johnson, Gene Huston, Kevin Moore (Alternate)

4. SouthridgeSemi-State

Gibson Southern 58, Brebeuf Jesuit 51

Officials: Dick Russell, Don Corey, Alan Deskin (Alternate)

Class 2A

5. WarsawSemi-State

Shenandoah 57, North Judson 50

Officials: Gray Hamilton, Derek Howard, Mark Curts (Alternate)

6. SouthportSemi-State

Southwestern (Hanover) 55, North Putnam 50

Officials: Rick Gentry, Tim R. Smith, Michael Stoffers (Alternate)

Class A

7. WarsawSemi-State

Hebron 45, Clinton Prairie 44

Officials: Patrick Dumoulin, Andrew Simpson, Mark Curts (Alternate)

8. SouthridgeSemi-State

North Vermillion 68, Loogootee 48

Officials: Judy Phillips, Gregory Hayes, Alan Deskin (Alternate)

State Finals Results

ConsecoFieldhouse, Indianapolis

March 2, 2002

Class 4A

Terre Haute South 63, South Bend Riley 42, championship.

Officials: Judy Phillips, William Terry Johnson, Don Corey (Alternate)

Class 3A

Fort Wayne Bishop Luers 51, Gibson Southern 37, championship.

Officials: Gary Hamilton, Kirk Robinson, Don Corey (Alternate)

Class 2A

Southwestern (Hanover) 70, Shenandoah 64, championship.

Officials: Patrick Dumoulin, Gary Wier, Gene Huston (Alternate)

Class A

North Vermillion 45, Hebron 42, championship.

Officials: Dick Russell, Rick Gentry, Gene Huston (Alternate)

2001-02 Girls Basketball Financial Report

Summary

Sectionals................................. $4,740.07

Regionals................................. 59,664.36

Semi-States.............................. 36,276.81

State........................................... 53,841.33

Series ...................................... $154,522.57