Class of '66 Old Fart

St. Mary's over Kenton 64-53. Parks with 23 pts on 11-15 FG; 1-5 FT; 5 reb; 5 asst; 3 stl; 2 blk; 2 TO. He scored 13 of his team's 17 points in the 4th Q. Did a nice job of finding open teammates for easy buckets.

Peoria Notre Dame 59 Champaign Centennial 52. Nice game for Koch with a double double 25p 11r 21 2s 2b 3t

I have an incomplete stat line for Jobe as the game stream did not come online until 4 min. into the 1st Q. Frederica (14-5) defeated Trinity Christian (11-9) 69-51. For what I could watch Jobe had 23p 12r 1a os 1b 2t

Quiet night for Jakai as NHS defeated Grayson 58-56. The stream of the game cut off with 4 min. left so these are not necessarily Jakai's final stats for the game. 7p 6r 1s 1b 1t The hot hand for NHS was Marcus Whitlock who finished with 23p hitting 7-3s. NHS led 35-21 at the half but didn't play well in the 3rd Q and let Grayson back in the game and it was a dogfight to the end. NHS plays again tonight against Wheeler.

Holy Innocents 74-41 over Hebron. Wilson 10p 10r 3b

Centerville (16-0) over Northmont 75-52. Cupps had a game high 20 pts. As a part of tonight's game festivities, several former Centerville athletes were inducted into its hall of fame including this familiar name.

Mount Vernon (11-7) defeated Wesleyan 65-42. Scott 14p 5r 3a 0s 0b 0t

Richmond (16-1) defeated Hoke County 76-64. McNeil 17 pts. and newspaper account indicated he was in early foul trouble. He scored 10 of his 17 in the 4th Q hitting 3 FG and 4 FT. His teammate Deshon Watson who had missed the last 4 games scored 18 all on 3-pointers. As a team, Richmond nailed 12 of them.

Gunn scored a game-high 21 points tonight to lead Lawrence North to a 69-53 MIC win over Center Grove.

Meister 20p 8r in a 54-20 rout of Northfield on 1/25. Nice road win 42-26 over Winona. Meister 18p 13r 4a 2s 4b 2t. John Marshall now 9-6 on the season.

Indiana Track & Field kicked off the highly anticipated IU Relays on Friday night inside Gladstein Field House. The Hoosiers saw six event victories and six personal bests. KEY MOMENTS • For the second meet in a row, Indiana has four moving on to Saturday's final of the men's 60m. Antonio Laidler was the overall leader with a time of 6.75 while Kenny Benton had the second fastest time, clocking a 6.81. Rikkoi Brathwaite enters Saturday's final with the third best time at 6.83. JaiQuan Earls rounded out the quartet with an advancing time of 6.95. • Alyssa Robinson and Morgan Snow advanced to Saturday's final on the women's side. Robinson saw a time of 7.50 while Morgan Snow notched a personal best matching time of 7.63. • Maria Anderson and Elizabeth Stanhope captured first and second in the 600m. Anderson captured a time of 1:31.90 while Stanhope saw a time of 1:32.64. • The men's distance medley relay squad made their debut on Friday as they combined for a time of 9:33.69. The time captured by Camden Marshall, Kenny Benton, Parker Raymond, and Ben Veatch is the fastest in the NCAA so far this year. • On the women's side of the DMR, Bailey Hertenstein, Robinson, Kelly Mindak, and Hannah Stoffel ran a time of 11:05.53 for second overall and in the NCAA this season. • Sean Mockler made his Hoosier debut in the men's weight throw on Friday night. Mockler captured first place with a heave of 20.91m (68' 7.25"). • Earls was able to capture a personal best along with a victory in the long jump with a mark of 7.46m (24' 5.75"). He will return for the triple jump and the final of the 60m on Saturday. • Indiana saw its men take the first and second spot in the men's pole vault competition. Nathan Stone returned to his normal self this week by clearing a height of 5.30m (17' 4.5") while Ryan Lipe cleared 5.20m (17' 0.75"). NOTABLES • Mockler's mark of 20.91m (68' 7.25") in the weight throw is good for fifth in program history. • Bailey Hertenstein, Alyssa Robinson, Kelly Mindak, and Hannah Stoffel's time of 11:05.53 in the DMR is now No. 5 the on Indiana's all-time list. • Ben Miller recorded a personal record in the 5000m with a time of 14:09.70. • Skylar Stidam also set a personal best in the 5000m as he clocked a time of 14:16.62. • Alyssa Skorge saw a time of 4:56.54 in the mile on Friday night which was a personal best in the event. • Also in the mile, Phoebe Bates came up with a time of 5:00.40 for her second personal best in a row. • Paola Fernandez-Sola secured an indoor personal record in the long jump with a leap of 6.01m (19' 8.75").

Historic night for Kaleb. He surpassed the 2,000 career point mark on a windmill dunk in the second half. He finished with 22p 8r 3s. Fayette County defeated Mount Zion 67-45.

The Matt Painter gambit worked. Pearl getting a contract extension from Auburn.

Well, we're 1 of his 10. https://www.on3.com/news/2023-wing-coen-carr-announces-top-list-of-schools/ Indiana: “Coach (Mike) Woodson is a great coach. Coach Yasir (Rosemond), both of them, have been talking to me a lot. They tell me how they’re going to use me in their system. I’m trying to get up there (for a visit).”

Surely you jest! lol

That's been thrown out as a problem but simply lower leg injury has also been mentioned.

The 19th annual Montverde Academy Invitational Tournament (MAIT) got underway last night and Montverde defeated Kimball (TX) 91-70. Jalen with 26 pts. was the game's high scorer per The Season Ticket. Comments from Jamie Shaw following this game -- This game was Jalen Hood-Schifino’s first since the McDonald’s All-American committed announced its rosters. Matched up against Arterio Morris, Hood-Schifino was fantastic. The 6-foot-5 point guard controlled the tempo of the game’s pace on both ends of the floor and did so in a smooth manner. Hood-Schifino, the On3 Consensus No. 21 player in his class, is a strong framed lead guard. He knows how to use his body and create angles to attack. Off the bounce, he touched the paint and played off two feet, distributing passes or finishing with an array of finishes. The Montverde (Fl.) Academy lead guard knocked down his only three of the night and took on the defensive assignment of Morris. He finished with 24 points, eight rebounds, and four assists in the win. Recruiting: Hood-Schifino is committed to Indiana.

From Woody today. Khristian Lander could be available tomorrow at Maryland for "limited" minutes, but Woodson says he will know more on Saturday morning. Mike Woodson says Rob Phinisee won't play tomorrow. "He could possibly be day to day." It's plantar fasciitis. [More than one tweeter referenced plantars as Rob's problem per Woody] Tamar Bates and Trey Galloway would be used as primary ball handlers at times to spot Xavier Johnson some minutes if Khristian Lander can't go

Interesting.

Badly need a road win to make up for the egg we laid at home against Michigan. Maryland (11-9) (3-6) but they've won their last 2. They beat Illinois 81-65 at home and beat Rutgers at Rutgers 68-60. I've not seen anything at all about Rob's injury. Radio Live Stats

Background for those not aware. Officials declared the game over with around 30 sec. left and Cathedral with a large lead. Really hard and unnecessary foul on the part of a Tech player and the players involved exchanged some words but it wasn't anything more than that. However, assistant coaches from both teams started jawing and that's when the officials called the game before it could escalate further. Tonight, both teams, coaches and the officials got together at Tech and put the matter to rest including a cutting down of the nets for Cathedral. Unknown at this time if the IHSAA will take any action against either school.

Richmond's undefeated season came to an end at the hands of Pinecrest (12-4) (5-1) 80-76. McNeil called for a charging foul 3:30 into the 2nd Q and landed awkwardly. Got up noticeably favoring his left leg and spent the remainder of the Q on the bench. He started the 3rd Q but went to the bench after just 2 min. clearly favoring his leg and stayed on the bench the rest of that Q. He started the 4th and did his best to pull out a win for Richmond but it wasn't to be. On the night he played just 21:30 and still finished with a game high 19 points. He scored 13 of his points in the 4th and also had 2 assists. The teams combined to score 52 points in the final Q. He was 9-14 FG; 1-5 on 3s; 0-1 FT; 6 reb; 3 asst; 1 stl; 3 blk; 1 TO. On the season Richmond now (15-1, 5-1 SAC).

TJD named to the Naismith Men's Defensive POY Watch List http://naismithtrophy.com/naismith-mens-defensive-player-of-the-year-2022-watch-list-released/