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D4 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1997 agsf aim" High School Sports Coordinator Mark Morrow, 633-9111 Hamilton, Boone and Madison staff writer Walter Grable, 816-4426 Hendricks and Morgan staff writer Quwan Spears, 272-4406 Johnson and Shelby staff writer Terry Hutchens, 865-4903 Marion County staff writer Mike Beas, 633-91 13 uMs iMy 1 1 v'l (vJ Tech Freeman might be the best player nobody knows about "I stood back and listened to 14th-year Titan head coach Frank Craig. "He does It everywhere. In the past, Antuwan lived on the 3-pointer, but now he has become a complete player." Aside from his area-best 26.5 scoring average, Freeman leads Tech In rebounds (4.1), steals (2.9), 3-point shooting (48 of 131, .366) and ranks second In assists (2.1). In fact, the only category in which Freeman ranks low Is chatter. Craig laughs when recalling how his eyes nearly doubled In size during the most-recent Cathedral game when Freeman stepped out of character by riding his teammates hard during a timeout.

champion Ben Davis, bombed Lebanon with 38 and Just this past Saturday evening clicked off 22 in Tech's 54-51 victory at Brownsburg. "He's got great range and Is a great offensive threat. As a result, he's very difficult to defend," said Ben Davis coach Steve Witty. "And I thought his teammates did a good Job of getting the ball to him." Freeman's season thus far can best be summed up with one staggering bit of statistical information Freeman's worst game of the season took place in a Dec. 18 loss to Cathedral in which he was limited to 20 points.

Freeman's memory Is as strong as his game. Antuwan," said Craig, "because I agreed with what he was saying." Much too kind to burn bridges. Freeman apologized to his teammates following the game. Not that one was needed. On a squad that's dwindled to nine players due to either injury, personal reason or academic Ineligibility, Freeman carries a lot of weight, as well as much of Tech's statistical load.

"I Just want respect." said Freeman with a smile. "1 don't trash talk on the court, but I have the feeling that 1 can get the job done. I Just try to do something special to make things happen." Maybe Freeman will get the opportunity to do so in June, also. The time elapsed since Tech High School last produced an Indiana All-Star in boys basketball isn't a gap as fej much as it is a 3 canyon. ii- For those curi- "Sn ous, the last Titan Schools Mike Beas player to proudly don the traditional red, white and blue All-Star colors in June was Landon Turner In 1978.

That's 19 years. That's older than Antuwan Freeman. For those unfamiliar with basketball in the city of Indianapolis the city, not the outer reaches of Marion County or suburbs Freeman is a point guard who's living up to his title. He's scoring points and more and more it appears that he can't be guarded. But because he suits up for an IPS program and not a Ben Davis or Jeffersonville, Freeman might be the best player in the state that nobody knows anything about.

This much is known: The 6-foot senior has dribbled into the teeth of every conceivable halfcourt defense this season, be it a 2-3, 3-2 or 1-3-1 zone, a snug man-to-man or a box-and-chaser against some premier defensive programs. Freeman scored 31 points against two-time defending state Another Bradley wrestler dazzles for Beech Grove i By Terry Hutchens STAFF WRITER The Bradley family wrestling legacy at Beech Grove High School has Deen well documented. Steven Bradley went undefeated last year as a sophomore and won state at 119 pounds. This year he's unbeaten and ranked No. 1 in the state at 125, winning his last 75 matches In succession.

Older brother Tim, who graduated last year, compiled a 132-17 record in four years and capped it off with a third-place finish in the state as a senior at 130 pounds. And now come the words that have to make Hornet wrestling opponents shudder at the thought. There's another Bradley in town at Beech Grove. And it was freshman Greg Bradley Wednesday night whowas Instrumental in Beech Grove advancing out of the Manual team wrestling regional and on to next week's semistate. Greg Bradley scored a key fall at 3:18 in the second period over Cathedral's Jamison Herdrich at 135 pounds.

That match and a 4- 9 nvprfimp Hprlelnn hv Rn. seberry at 152 were pivotal in Beech Grove's 37-31 regional semifinal victory over the Irish. Beech Grove went on to score an easy 48-18 victory over Greenfield-Central in the regional final inaiuii. inc cougars auvauceu iu the final with a 37-25 victory over Lawrence Central. "His family has a great wrestling tradition and I Just told him to go out and wrestle like a Brad- Staff Photo Kat Wade HOLDIN' ON: Beech Grove's Nathan Challis struggles to avoid a pin by Cathedral's David Jensen in a 125-pound division match during regional wrestling action Wednesday at Manual.

Sports Show ha more Highlights of boys basketball games involving Franklin CentralLawrence Central and Indiana deafEdinburgh, as well as girts sectional games featuring Anderson HighlandFrankton at Madison Heights and host Plainfield against Tri-West It also includes a feature on sectional and regional wrestling with a special report from Terry Hutchens, a sportswriter for The Star and News; a student-athlete feature on Justin White, a Plainfield swimmer who's a team leader, an excellent student and was voted president of the Plainfield Show Choir Also featured are athletes of the week Rachel Miller, a basketball player from Anderson Highland, and Patrick Hall, a wrestler from Northwest. The StarNews High School Sports Show airs at 11:30 a m. Sunday on WTHR-13. ley tonight," said Beech Grove coach Fritz Feigert. "I thought all of our kids did a great Job.

They never give up and they just keep on fighting. That's all you can ask for." Greg Bradley's two victories on the evening he also defeated Greenfield Central's Luke Johnson 14-3 In the team regional final were particularly sweet because of what happened at last week's sectional. Bradley lost In the first round to an opponent he had beaten twice before this season. With that loss, Bradley (20-14) failed to advance to this Saturday's individual regionals at Greenfield-Central. There still Is no pool on school grounds, but practically everything else about Roncalli swimming has changed because of a strong Junior rlass led hv Austin Ander- Anderson son.

Anderson, who made a big a Point guard Antuwan Freeman proving he could be another Indiana Al-Star in the making. In a semifinal loss at last week's 58th annual City tournament, the polite young man with the radar fadaway Jumper hit the Irish with a season-high 43 points. A do-it-all player "Antuwan Is probably the best player I've had to date," said to make the final score closer. Against Greenfield-Central, In a rematch of last year's regional final, Beech Grove jumped out to a 27-0 lead after she matches and never looked back. Last year, Beech Grove led 53-0 against the Cougars before losing a match.

What makes Beech Grove's victory even more Impressive was the Hornets were competing without the services of unbeaten Brent Suozzi, the No. 1-ranked wrestler In the state at 140 pounds. Suozzi missed the match because of a times, but I won my events, so I was pretty satisfied," said Anderson, who won the same four events at last year's City Meet and took home three blue ribbons as a freshman. Anderson Is also a two-time sectional champion In the 200 and 500 free, qualifying for state In each event both as a freshman and sophomore. The school records Anderson breaks now are often his own.

The junior presently has 10 to his name, including the 100 free Natalie visker.WC 9 27 31 Molly Thatcher. Chatard 17 58 69 Amanda Bramet, Greenwood 18 57 68 Charlua Ridley, Perry 19 61 73 April Klrby. Mt. Vernon 18 106 134 Trlcia Mercer. Beech Grove ....19 65 87 Kelli Ely.

Soulhport 17 64 82 J-POifT ACCURACY Name. School 8FQM-3FQA Amanda Keller, Triton Central. 13 13 Lindsay Blacknujn.Pik 17 21 36 Trice Feathersort.NC 7 3 5 Leslie Oeaton 18 24 40 Julie Storm, Lapel 14 26 C. Means. Lawrence 12 26 Kara Bryan, Carmel 6 7 13 Angle Darner, Southport 17 1 16 Tunishla Shaw, BR 15 31 Megan Riner.WB 10 6 13 r.

Holllnaaworth.Carm 11 17 36 Name, School 0 Steals Avg LonTurley, Lebanon 14 90 6 4 ShanaWyan, Eastern 12 74 6.2 Megan Rlner, Western 3 77 5 9 Abby McQueen, Cathedral 18 108 59 Amber Meal, Triton Central ig 96 5 4 N. Mclntyre, Gmenwd 18 92 51 Kimberiy Lacy, Arlington 18 91 5.1 Katie Douglaa, Perry 19 95 5 0 C.Holllngaworth.Cann 11 55 5.0 Monica Ingram. Ben Davis 20 95 4 8 Latrioa McMichel, Tech 19 92 4 8 H. Longworth, Decatur C. 16 81 4.5 Tih Perry, Pike 17 75 4.4 STEALS Name, School 0 teeh) Avg Kimberiy Lacy, Arlington U) 127 7.1 H.

Longworth. Whiteland 62 65 Amy Geerlds. Beech 19 HO 5 8 Leah Daily, Bethesda 18 97 5 3 Katie Douglas, Perry Mend. 19 97 51 0. White.

Southwstm 1 70 5 0 Kate Lehman, Park Tudor .....18 77 4.8 Andrea Roush, Franklin 11 48 4.4 Latrioa McMichel. Tech 19 81 4.3 Kate Lehman, Park Tudor 15 64 2 Kristen Bodine, Martins. 15 64 4.2 Jackie Tank, Heritage 10 42 4.2 N. Mclntyre, Greenwd 18 76 2 BLOCKED SHOTS Name, School 0 bka Avg Horn. Broad Rlpph) 15 63 43 Jenna Haves, Roncalli 18 66 3.6 TONIGHTS METRft SECTIONALS AT ANDERSON MADISON HEIGHTS "That was pretty depressing but my brother Tim told me tonight that all the pressure was now off and I needed to wrestle for myself," Bradley said.

"And that's what I tried to do. Once I got going everything else just started clicking." For the most part. Beech Grove dominated in both of Its victories. Against Cathedral, the Hornets led 37-18 and had the match clinched when Brock Bowsher won by fall at 171 pounds. The Irish then won the final three weight classes The hoops watch on for No.

1 Indianapolis Newspapers is now providing The StarNews Online basketball feature: a Mr. Basketball Watch and Miss Basketball Watch. Sponsored by Hoosler Basketball Magazine, it's a look at the top players (statistics, profiles, etc.) In Indiana, and is designed to draw additional interest to Indiana's Game. Both a Mr. and Miss Basketball, selected after the state tournament, wear No.

1 on their Jerseys while representing the boys and girls Indiana All-Stars against Kentucky In the annual midsummer series. The Indiana All-Star teams are sponsored by The Star News. But this StarNews Online service has no bearing on the selection of Miss or Mr. Basketball or H.S. NOTEBOOK anything to do with the selection process of the Indiana All-Stars.

Statistics on players will be updated throughout the girls and boys state tournaments. The players were chosen by Hoosler Basketball Magazine in conjunction with The StarNews Online. The features can be found on the high school directory at http: www.starnews.comIngame hsdtr.html. Swim recognition planned The Indiana Girls Swim Coaches Association hopes to add to the atmosphere of the state swim meet Feb. 15 with player recognition at The Natatorium on the IUPUI campus.

In an attempt to honor past state champions and promote girls swimming, the state meet will borrow a page from the Summer Olympics. There will be a parade of athletes and flags for the swim competition. Brownsburg girls swim coach Linda Horn would like to see former champions and mental attitude recipients return in each event and help escort swimmers In their respective events. The parade of champions begins at 2 p.m. Horn, who annually adds to a book of the history of girls swimming she has compiled, hopes to hear from former champions who might be interested in attending the championship.

Horn can be reached at Brownsburg at 852-2258 (ext 1604). Swim aTCtdonals tonight The sectional portion of the state swim tournament opens tonight. Swim preliminaries are at 5:30 at 20 sites. Diving preliminaries and semifinals are Saturday at 9 a.m., with consolation and finals In all events scheduled for 2 p.m. Carmel.

seeking Its 11th successive state championship, competes In the Indianapolis North Central Sectional. Regional diving will be contested Feb. 11 at 6 p.m. at Blooming-ton North, Fort Wayne South, Penn and Pike (Marion County). Scholar banquet A banquet honoring the 1997 ScholarAthlete Football Team, which was selected by Central Indiana Chapter of the National Football FoundationCollege Hall of Fame.

Is Feb. 15 at 6 p.m. at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The Indianapolis law firm of Bingham Summers Welsh Splll-man is the corporate sponsor. Indiana University football coach Cam Cameron Is the guest speaker.

For ticket Information, call Janet Sauter at (317) 635-8901 (ext. 256). Compiled by Mark Jtorrow Talented junior swimmer helps provide Rebels with 1 splash as a freshman in 1995 by shattering six Rebel records and becoming Roncalli's first-ever qualifier for the boys State Meet, has only accelerated his pace. Led by Anderson victories In the 200-meter freestyle (1:52.7) and 500 free (5:10.6) he also swam for two winning relay teams Roncalli scored 401 points to capture Saturday's City Meet at Tech. "I really didn't have that fast of METRO SCOREBOARD death in the family.

Beech Grove wrestlers turned In their share of outstanding performances Wednesday night. Steven Bradley Improved his record to 30-0 at 125 pounds with a forfeit In the first match and a fall In the second. Nathan Challis, ranked No. 11 in the state at 119, won on a pair of technical falls by a combined total of 36-6. Chad Todd, No.

5 in the state at 145, won on a pair of falls. The second one against Greenfield's Matt Moore came In 39 seconds. a big splash (:50.76), 200 free 500 free 100 backstroke (1:01.63) and 200 IM Anderson also holds marks for points In a season (306) and over a career (579). "Austin came Into the program probably not expecting as much as he's gotten," said Roncalli coach Keith Gast, who, like Anderson, calls the 1994-95 swim season his first at Roncalli. "The last two years he's been the favorite (at City) In his events.

He's been real solid for us." .670 .841 .636 .635 .606 .797 .780 Pel .615 .600 .600 .565 .536 .536 .538 .500 .465 .460 .450 12 na II 1 9 na 11 7 10 12 13 8 10 13 13 10 11 10 7 9 11 7 9 8 I 7 6 Alexandria (6-101 vs. And. Madison His (8-12) Anderson (8-13) vs. Anderson Highland (9-10) AT BEECH GROVE Franklin Central (12-7) vs. Southport (6-9) Beech Grove (10-10) vs.

Perry Meridian (21-0) AT fJLOOIMNQTON NORTH Martinsville (18-1) vs. Bloomlngton South (9-9) Owen Valley (10-7) vt. Edgewood (134) ATBREBEUP North Central (H-7) vs. Park Tudor (9-9) Brebeul 5-11) vs. Pike (10-8) AT CLOVERDALE Qreencastl (11-7) vs.

Eminence (8-10) North Putnam (7-12) vs. South Putnam (14-5) AT LAWRENCE CENTRAL Lawrence North (3-14) vs. Warren Central (11-8) Cathedral (16-2) v. Lawrence Central (8-10) AT MT. VERNON Ml.

Vernon (14-3) va New Palestine (11-7) Greenfield-Central (104) va. Pendleton Heights (5-13) ATPLAMFELO Brownsburg (11-7) vs. Danville (8-9) Tri-West (16-2) va. Plainfield (19-2) ATSCECMA Scecina (4-13) vs. Tech (17-2) Manual (6-12) vs.

Indiana Deaf (8-8) AT SOIJTItMONT Fountain Central (134) va. Crawfordsvllle(2-16) Lebanon (9-10) va. North Montgomery (6-13) AT SPEEDWAY Mooresviile (13-4) va Speedway (3-14) Ben Davis (11-10) vs. Ritter (5-13) AT TRITON CENTRAL Triton Central (17-1)ve. Waidron (9-7) Rushville (17-2) va.

Shelbyville (6-12) AT WESTFIELD Hamilton Heights (10-8) vs. Noblesville (7-11) Carmel (15-5) vs. Westfield (114) AT WHITELAND Whiteland (6-12) v. Indian Creek (6-9) Center Grove (16-2) vs. Franklin (IM) WRESTLING COACHES ASSOCIATION POLL 1.

Evansville Mater Dei; 2. Bellmont; 3. Carmel Grove; 5. Portage; 6. Penn; 7.

Franklin; 6. Indpttt Cathedral; 9. Avon; 10. Castle; 11. New Castle; 12.

Wawaaee; Southern; M.Jim- duuiimn, w.Jtm- town; 15. Indpla Roncalli; Central; 17 IO. lWIUII lAIIUfltlk IV. 20. Goshen.

I. Western; By Mike Beas STAFF WRITER The checklist for Roncalli's boys swim program in 1993-94 read like this: three athletes, one last-place finish in the City Meet, no pool and barely a trace of hope for the future. The Rebels' season was one breast-stroke's length away from being canceled. The program needed a life preserver tossed in its direction and got one. BOYS BASKETBALL THROUGH FEB.

I SCORING Nam, School 0 PI Aug Djw Cawiter, Bthsdl 21 563 26 8 Antuwan Freomw, Th 14 371 26.5 Doug Parduo. Triton Central 13 310 23.8 Gavin Qroningar. Plainfield 15 32 22 8 Jon Coch. Roncalli 13 278 21 3 Tim Malon. Mamnavilto 9 182 20.2 Snana Clampm.

Spmdway 13 259 19 9 DuatyHadlay.Oanvillo 287 19.1 HI 50 43 35 39 28 33 35 30 26 31 30 A. Williamson. Hamilton 14 265 18 9 Ctiarim Prioa, Broad Rippw 7 130 168 Joss Oengor. Lebanon 15 277 18.5 Jamas Taylor. Cascad 12 233 184 Ruban Kerchoval.

Sheridan 15 295 18.3 Jon Pickett, Whiteland 15 275 18.3 Chris DesJean, Franklin 16 266 17.9 30 27 34 26 Bob Burt, BDthesda 12 211 17.6 John Hamilton, Gisen-Cent 13 224 17.2 26 25 28 26 33 24 28 35 31 Dan Carmory, Jr. Morrtetown 14 20 17.1 Steve Moses. Mooresviile 15 256 17.1 Brad Edwards. Whiteland 15 255 17 0 Sean Lewis. Lebanon 15 251 16 7 Joe Fairea.

Avon 15 247 165 Tom Qeyer, Lawrence 225 16.1 Andy Abemethy, Carmel 14 225 16 1 Matthew Johnson, Ind. Deal 10 160 16 0 Skip Shaler. Baptist 15 237 15 8 Huggy Dye. North Central 18 282 15.7 Jason Ward. Tri-West 13 189 15.7 Joe Haddix.

Whiteland 13 202 15 5 Justin McCammack, Cascade 12 164 153 Scott Christian, Sneridan 15 228 15 2 Matt Kleymeyer. Park Tudor 14 214 15 2 Tim Miller. Ml. Vernon 15 228 b.2 27 34 28 28 28 23 26 30 24 REBOUNOtW Nam. School 0 Rbs.

Avar! Bruce Fields. Mooresviile 15163 12.2 20 Brandy Trimble, Lutheran 12 137 11.4 Michael Whrtled. Franklin 15 167 11.1 Randy Hooper, Bethesda 21 226 108 Joe Faires, Avon 15 157 10.5 Josh Murray, North Central 18 182 101 Jon Ware. Heritage 14 115 6 2 Derek Welch. Bethesda 20 197 9 9 George Young Ind Deal 10 68 6 8 T.J.

On, New Palestine 14 138 99 Mike Campbell, Pike 15 145 9.7 flyian Hame. Cathedral 14 133 9.5 Rvan Hanson, Western 14 133 9 5 Chariesjjtce, Broad Ripple 7t66 9 4 Don Ben Davis 15 9.4 Brad Eads Whiteland 15 WO 93 James Taylor, Cascade 12 1 9.1 John A. Ruben Name, Chris Brock Jon James Michael Bertrand Brock Ryan Randy Rylan Derek Jess Don Nick Brian Virgil Chet Name. Justin Mike Rob Dave Matt Tim Daryl Dusty Ruben Jon Joe J. Name.

Tim Jon Willie Will Jon Charles Jade Will Shane Jeremy Huggy Kevin John Joe Brook Allison, New Palestine 11 100 9.1 12 Cortelyou, Triton 13 117 9.0 14 Kercheval, Sheridan 15 133 8.9 10 FSLDOOAL ACCURACY School FOM-FQA Pet DesJean. Franklin 16 107 149 .718 Smith. Brownsburg 19 28 .879 Ware. Heritage Chr 14 60 66 .700 Taylor, Cascade 12 92 136 .667 Whitted. Franklin 15 61 122 .664 Howard.

Tech 13 20 659 Ward. Center Grove ...12 22 34 .647 Fits. Hamilton Hts 14 67 104 .644 Hooper, Bethesda 21 99 155 .639 Haine. Cathedral 14 63 130 .638 Welch, Bethesda 20 128 202 .634 Denger, Lebanon 15 105 166 .633 Carlisle. Ben Davis 13 70 112 .625 McCammon.

Shelbyville 13 70 112 .625 Timm. Brownsburg 14 66 106 .623 WaymonWatkins, Ind. Deal 9 40 65 .615 Akers. Ben Davis ..13 51 63 .614 Washington, Ben Davia 9 45 75 .600 FREE THROW ACCURACY School FTM-FTA Pel McCammack, Cascade 12 24 27 .889 Blankenship, Tech 11 38 44 .869 Burt. Bethesda 12 25 29 .862 Carpenter, Bethesda 21 102 119 .657 Brewer, Franklin 16 40 47 .651 Maors.

Martinsville 9 33 39 .848 Banter, Lawrence 17 31 37 .60 Hedley, Danville 15 79 95 ,830 Kercheval. Sheridan 5 20 24 .630 Pickett, Whiteland 15 53 64 .630 Haddii, Whiteland 13 47 57 .630 Hamilton, Greenfteld 13 38 46 .826 3-POtHT ACCURACY School VQM-3FOA Pel Majors, Martinsville 9 27 48 .563 Cocn, Honcani 13 41 77 .530 White, Warren 16 18 34 .529 Webster, Carmel 12 12 21 .525 Pickett, Whiteland 15 32 62 .520 Black. Park Tudor 13 8 16 .500 Wiiley. Triton Central 13 6 12 .500 D.McKinley. Franklin 16 33 66 .465 Webster, Carmel 14 13 27 .461 Clampitt.

Speedway 5 12 25 .460 Cooper. Tech 10 22 47 .479 Dye. North Central. 16 22 48 .476 Tnvett. Cascade 13 17 38 .472 Hamilton.

Greentield-C. 13 35 78 Faires, Avon 15 21 46 Bishop, Sheridan 15 21 47 Andrew Nicks, Arlington 10 19 42 .450 ASSISTS Name, School 0 Assists Avg HI John Swann, Brownaburg 14 109 7.6 12 Casey Hovermale, Lebanon 15 104 69 15 Earl Ridlen, Baptist 15 97 65 14 Corey McCLure, Danville 12 73 8.1 10 Brad Davis. Western 9 54 60 9 Man Becker, Eastern Han. 9 53 59 9 Matthew Johnson, Ind. Deal 59 59 11 Matt Smith, EH 7 41 59 9 Man Bncker, Eastern 60 55 9 Danny Davison, Warren 16 86 5.3 9 K.

Scrimager, Greentield-C. 13 69 5.3 6 Luke Nelson. Heritage Chr. 14 71 5.1 12 STEALS Name, School 0 Steal Avg HI Corey McClure, Danville 12 58 4.7 10 6. Clemmons.

Northwest 12 55 4.5 9 Sam Ward. Decatur 8 36 4 5 7 Earl Ridlen. Baptist It 60 4.0 Daniel Bucher, Heritage C. ...11 39 3.5 Beau Hill, Brownsburg 9 30 3.3 na BLOCKED SHOTS Name. School bka Avg.

HI John Allison. New Palestine. 11 76 7.1 14 Jon Ware. Heritage 14 54 3.9 6 Brian Lutz. Speedway 54 3.9 Jason Ward.

Tri-West 13 35 2.7 6 MiloKirsh.LC 15 33 2.2 5 Kyle Smith, Pike 15 31 21 4 Derek Welch, Bethesda 15 30 2.0 5 GIRLS BASKETBALL THROUGH FEB. I SCORING Name, School 0 Pt Avg HI Leah Daily, Bethesda 16 412 22 9 45 E. Ramsey. Greenfield 17 359 21.1 37 Kelli Ely, Soulhport 17 375 22.1 36 Kristen Bodine. Martinsville 18 361 20.0 32 K.

Merriweather. Cathedral 19 377 16.8 29 April Traylor, Martinsville 19 372 19.5 27 Katie Douglaa, Perry Meridian .19 366 19.3 35 Abbe Brauman. Brownsburg ....17 327 19 2 31 Curtrina Holloway. Manual 18 36 192 30 Jenny Lazo. Hamilton Heights .18 36 18.7 28 April Kirby, Ml.

Vernon 18 336 187 27 Dana Western, Lebanon 14 256 18 3 26 Olivia 0ley, Greenwood 18 326 18 2 36 Kyle Black. North Central 16 322 160 30 Dontse McDonald, Pike 17 266 17 9 28 Delena White. Southwestern ....14 243 17.4 27 Tamara Douglaa, Warren 16 311 17.2 29 Emily Geiss. Tri-West 18 307 17.1 26 Trish Fleming, Wesflield 18 305 169 30 H. Longworth, Whiteland 16 290 16.7 30 Tamara Douglass, Warren 16 264 16 5 29 LaytoaPierson, Arlington 17 277 16.2 30 Amy Gsarlds.

Beech Brove 19 303 15.9 31 Courtney lickliter. Park 18 264 157 25 Jessi Jones, Monrovia 17 267 15.7 30 Katie Blackford, Triton 18 277 15 4 24 Amber Meal. Triton Central 18 277 15.4 24 Julie Storm, Lapel 11 166 153 27 K.Dennison.Noblesville 16 274 152 23 REBOUNOMQ Name, School Rbe Avg Delena White, Southwestern 14 168 120 16 Dana Western. Lebanon 14 152 11.6 Olivia 0ley. Greenwood 18 205 11.4 na Latoya Pierson, Arlington 17 195 11.4 20 Deniae McDonald.

Pike 17 190 11.2 21 NnekaNwosu, Park Tudor 18 196 11.0 20 Brandy Trimble. Lutheran 17 185 10 9 20 Jenna Hayes, Roncalli 16 192 6 16 Trish Fleming. Westfield 18 184 10.3 19 Emily Knutl, Heritage Chr 10 102 VS2 19 T. Douglass. Warren 16 180 WO Portia Floumoy, Broad 15 149 8 9 15 Martann Rtemer, Cermet 11 106 9 6 15 Martha Sumler, Northwest 17 165 9.7 20 Jennifer Cellier.

Cathedral 19 185 9.7 15 Sara Strahm, Ben Davis 20 186 93 16 Kelly Metzler, Hamilton mis 16 150 8.3 12 Amber Schober, Plainfield 19 157 8.3 16 Emily Oeiss, Tri-West 16 146 6.2 13 Rachel Simpson, Bitter 17 139 6.2 15 Teah Sonickson, Tri-West 18 141 7.9 15 Ohva Ash. Shelbyville 17 134 7.9 12 Karyn Koers, Chatard 15 116 79 14 Abbe Brauman. Brownsburg 17 133 7.8 15 Megan Miller. Noblesvilla 18 138 7 7 14 Tie Winters, Tech 19 147 7.7 FIELD GOAL ACCURACY Name, School 0 FOM-FQA Pet Nicole McBride. Triton Cent 12 56 64 .690 Jenna Hayea, Roncalli 18 100 149 .871 Emily Oeiss, Tri-West 18 126 188 .670 Jenny Martin, Center Grove 18 104 165 .630 Jennifer Calller, Cathedral 19 110 176 .825 Katie Blackford, Triton 18 61 112 .610 D.Ruster.NewPal 14 45 74 .606 Amber Schober.

Plainfield 19 115 192 .599 Andrea Roush, Franklin 16 62 141 .562 April Bernhorsl. Center 12 38 67 .567 Elizabeth Ramsey. 17 134 237 .565 Bndgette Smith. Warren Cert 15 46 82 .560 FREE THROW ACCURACY Name, Set, eol 0 FTM-FTA Pel Liz Stans jerry, Center Grove 16 43 47 .910.