Class of '66 Old Fart

IUTF Concludes Time At Meyo Invitational Indiana Track & Field wrapped up its time at the Meyo Invitational hosted by Notre Dame on Saturday afternoon. KEY MOMENTS • Freshman Camden Marshall toed the line in the 800m where he captured first place with a personal record time of 1:49.16. This is the second time this season that Marshall has won the event. • The men's and women's 4x400m relay teams both saw season bests as they both took silver. Kaylee Lane, Morgan Snow, Maria Anderson, and Alyssa Robinson combined for a time of 3:41.25 which is seventh all-time in program history. Shaton Vaugh, Micah Camble, Parker Raymond, and Kenny Benton collected a time of 3:09.69 which marks the third best time in IU history. • Kelly Mindak saw her season best in the 800m as she clocked a time of 2:05.99 to capture the bronze medal. • Bailey Hertenstein picked up fourth in the 800m with a personal best of 2:06.74. Shynae Deas also saw a personal record in the event with a time of 2:11.16 which was good for fifth. • Rounding out top-5 finishes, Vaughn crossed fourth in the 400. He notched a time of 48.89. NOTABLES • Camden Marshall's time of 1:49.16 is the sixth best indoor time in program history. • Both Kelly Mindak and Bailey Hertenstein made their way into the IU record book on Saturday afternoon. Mindak (2:05.99) is now third all-time while Hertenstein (2:06.74) holds the ffith spot. • Keelan Grant clocked a time of 4:10.01 in the mile for a new personal best. • Kaylee Lane also picked a personal record as she placed seventh in the 400m with a time of 56.12. • Mariah Wehrle set a new personal record in the 3000m as she picked up a time of 9:24.35. • Also, in the 3000m, Phoebe Bates slashed 20 seconds off her previous personal best as she saw a time of 9:50.81. UP NEXT Indiana returns to Gladstein Field House to host the annual Hoosier Hills on Friday, February 11. The final home meet commences at 4 p.m. with the final event beginning at 8:10 p.m. A group of Hoosiers will also travel to the Windy City Invite on Saturday, February 12. RESULTS 400m Men 11. Micah Camble – 48.66 Women 7. Kaylee Lane – 56.12 400m Men 4. Shaton Vaughn – 48.89 800m Men 1. Camden Marshall – 1:49.16 12. Nick Couyoumjian – 1:50.99 24. Cooper Williams – 1:53.46 27. Reece Proctor – 1:53.71 31. Gabriel Sanchez – 1:54.06 Women 5. Shynae Deas – 2:11.16 13. Jenna Barker – 2:12.80 16. Elizabeth Stanhope – 2:13.54 800m Women 3. Kelly Mindak – 2:05.99 4. Bailey Hertenstein – 2:06.74 11. Hannah Stoffel – 2:09.50 12. Maria Anderson – 2:09.61 Mile Men 13. Keelan Grant – 4:10.01 41. Matthew Schadler – 4:17.67 Meyo Mile Men 10. Dustin Horter – 4:06.99 3000m Women 11. Alyssa Skorge – 9:45.92 14. Mikaela Ramirez – 9:47.08 21. Phoebe Bates – 9:50.81 3000m Women 14. Marah Wehrle – 9:24.35 4x400m Relay Men 2. Vaughn, Camble, Raymond, Benton – 3:09.69 Women 2. Lane, Snow, Anderson, Robinson – 3:41.25 Shot Put Men 8. Adam Strouf – 17.64m (57' 10.5")

Holy Innocents 48-46 win over Wesleyan. Wilson 13p 5r 2s 4b.

Let's hope this game isn't nearly as heart pounding as the earlier game at West Laffy. In-state rivals meet for the second time this season as No. 5/6 Indiana hosts Purdue on Sunday inside Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. Tipoff is set for 1 p.m. ET. #5/6 INDIANA (15-3, 7-1 B1G) VS. PURDUE (13-9, 4-7 B1G) Sunday, February 6, 2022 • 1 p.m. ET Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall • Bloomington, Ind. Broadcast: B1G+ Radio: WHCC 105.1 FM (Austin Render) Live Stats: HoosierStats.com Social Media: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram ABOUT THE COACHES Indiana Purdue Teri Moren Katie Geralds Career Record: 362-213 (19th Season) Career Record: 241-59 (9th Season) Indiana Record: 163-83 (8th Season) Purdue Record: 13-9 (1st Season) ABOUT THE BOILERMAKERS Purdue faces a quick turnaround after pushing back its game against Northwestern a day to Friday, where it ultimately fell 80-67. Junior guard Madison Layden paces the Boilermakers with 12.6 points per game while junior guard Abbey Ellis adds 11.0 points per game. Averaging 70.8 points per game, Purdue is also looking to correct a three-game skid coming into Sunday's matchup. SERIES HISTORY Purdue leads 53-37 LAST MEETING 1/16/22 – W, 73-68 (OT) (West Lafayette, Ind.) NOTES A 14-0 run in the final 4:42 of play helped lift the Hoosier to victory over Minnesota on Thursday night, 80-70. Senior forward Aleksa Gulbe set a new career-high 28 points by going 11-for-15 from the floor and 4-for-4 at the 3-point line to pace her team. The Hoosiers will meet its in-state rival for the second time this season, coming off a 73-68 overtime win at Mackey Arena on Jan. 16. The win kept Indiana with the Barn Burner Trophy for the sixth-consecutive season. In a series the Hoosiers have owned as of late, the win marked the ninth win in 10 outings against Purdue and have won the last seven meetings at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall dating back to 2013. Indiana remained in the top 10 in both national polls in Week 13. They came in at 5 in the Associated Press Top 25 and No. 6 in the USA Today/WBCA coaches top 25. Their streak in the AP Top 25 stretches to 50 consecutive weeks and 38 consecutive weeks in the coaches poll. Defense continues to be the name of the game for the Hoosiers, who hold teams to 58.2 points per game this season, which rank second in the Big Ten. No opponent has scored over 70 points this season and have defeated three Big Ten foes by 20 points or more. UP NEXT Indiana heads to Illinois on Wednesday night. Tipoff at State Farm Center is slated for 8 p.m. ET on B1G+.

Frederica beaten by Hope Christian Academy 53-48. I had Jobe with 16p 5r 2a 1s 2b 2t

Z-Man, Nick Zeisloft in the house today.

Officials: Bo Boroski, Courtney Green, Donnie Eppley

Mt. St. Joseph 73-57 win over St. Vincent Pallotti. Tucker 25p 11r 6a 1b

In a 93-82 win Sandvik 18p 8r 1s 3b 1t

Peterson with 26 pts. in a 52-47 win over Manchester. From his coach: "We are led offensively by Darryn Peterson," Futch said. "I've had some phenomenal freshmen, and this kid is special. ... He is going to play at the next level. Darryn is, in my opinion and I am sure other coaches who have seen him would agree, he is a true candidate for Mr. Basketball." CVCA (12-6, 8-2) is tied with Northwest (10-7, 8-2) atop the PAC standings.

St. Mary's (10-6) with a 70-51 win over Elida (3-14). Parks 20 pts. This was St. Mary's 5th win in a row.

Senior night for Banks as Fayette County's (17-8) regular season ends with a 73-65 win over Riverdale (7-15). Banks finished with 24p 16r 3a 3stl 2blk. Game was butt ugly as neither team played particularly well. Fast paced and helter skelter with lots of sloppy turnovers by both teams.

Supposedly Centerville vs. Fairmont will be available on YouTube at 5:00. Centerville #1 and Fairmont #5 in the state rankings. A later tweet from Centerville indicates varsity game at 7:30.

Richmond (19-1) with an 84-59 win over Lee County (3-15). McNeil with 29 pts. and 13 reb. His 29 pts. included 6-3s.

St. Stephen's and St Agnes spoiled senior night for Georgetown Prep with a 66-60 win. Rooths with 19 was the leading scorer for GPrep.

Interesting McCullough development. https://footballscoop.com/news/nfl-new-york-giants-notre-dame-deland-mccullough-marcus-freeman

Geez! I'm sorry I ever posted the original story. Nothing's going to happen. It's going to disappear into Neverland.

Watched 2 more games. First was an 83-78 loss at Triway where those officials made the Kohl Center crew look amateurish. They called a ticky-tack foul on Peterson less than a minute into the game and then on his next 2 drives to the bucket, he got mugged so badly the Corleone family would have been proud and he got no call. He fouled out in the 4th with 3:30 left on a foul that was actually on a teammate but he was gone. Finished with 31 pts. on 8-19 FG; 5-8 on 3s; 10-11 FT; 15 reb; 6 assts; 4 stl; 0 blk; 1 TO. Next game was a 60-41 win over Akron East. Scored 25 pts on 9-15 FG; 1-3 on 3s; 6-6 FT; 9 reb; 3 asst; 6 stl; 3 blk; 2 TO. So for 3 games I watched -- yes, a small sample -- he averaged 27 pts on 57% FG; 57% on 3s; 91% FT; 11 reb; 4 asst; 5 stl; 2 blk; 1 TO. I think Peterson is the real deal. He's very smooth, good ball handler, can finish with either hand and has a high motor. He's going to be in high demand.

His full stat line for the above game. Scored his 34 pts in 36 min. of play. 12-19 FG; 3-7 on 3s; 7-8 FT; 7 reb; 7 asst; 4 stl; 1 blk; 2 TO. For 13 games he's averaging 21.6 ppg on 50% FG; 38% on 3s; 68% FT; 9.2 reb; 7.1 asst; 2.1 stl; .6 blk; 4.6 TO.

No great surprise. Keyarah Berry (5-9 FR guard, Rockmart, GA) has entered her name into the portal, out of Indiana WBB; she had parted ways with the team about three weeks ago

I would agree that the pandemic was a major factor but also what if it had been someone like the king of STD's Isaac Haas?