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2C 2015 E1 INDY STAR Baseball 7p.m.IL:Buffalo at Golf 10:30 a.m.NCAA championshipsGolf 3:30 p.m.NCAA championshipsGolf Soccer 5p.m.Cuba vs.New York CosmosESPN2 MidnightMexico vs.UruguayFox Sports 1 3a.m.(Wed.)Senegal vs.ColombiaFox Sports 1 College softball 8p.m.NCAA World SeriesESPN Tennis 1p.m.French Open tape delayed ON THE AIR SPORTS ON THE GO NBA Report: College star Trey Lyles N.Y. draft radar The New York Knicks months ave been enamored with Trey a former University of Kentucky star, according to a report from Frank Isola of the New York Daily News. nicks President Phil Jackson be- ieves the 6-10 power forward could erve as a solid fit for the triangle offense. The Knicks, who entered this NBA draft lottery with the second-best shot of landing the No. 1 verall pick, fell to fourth in the order.

Jackson could certainly take a chance on yles with the No. 4 overall pick if former Kentucky starKarl-Anthony Towns, Jahlil Okafor or Ohio State Russell are selected. also a strong chance the Knicks would be open to trading the pick utside the top 10. The 2014 IndyStar Mr. Basketball recipient, Lyles is ranked No.

1 2 on Chad big board. BASEBALL second baseman is Player of May Indianapolis Indians second baseman Alen Hanson has been named the International Player of the Month for May. He led the league with a .362 average, 42 hits, 16 extra-base hits, 5 triples, 22 runs and a .595 slugging percentage. The Indians went 18-11in May to improve to 30-21and take a 3.5-game lead in the West Division. COLLEGES Butler names new associate AD or communications Butler University has hired John edman, a 2003 graduate of the university, as associate athletic director for communications.

He succeeds Jim cGrath, who is retiring at the end of this month after serving as sports information director for 34 years. Dedman was assistant SID at Butler from 2003-06. Since then he has worked for the Indiana Sports Corporation, most recently as vice president of communications. He was part of the bid team that rought the 2012 Super Bowl to Indianapolis and helped oversee media operations at multiple events in Olympic ports and NCAA tournament basketball. Dedman graduated magna cum laude from Butlerand received the Garlick Award for sports journalism.

GOLF Hurricane Junior Golf tour vents to visit 3 courses Indiana will host three Hurricane Junior Golf Tour events. elaware Country Club in Muncie will host an event on Aug. 15 and 16, the Indiana University Golf Course in Bloomington on Sept. 5 and 6, and Kampen Golf Course in West Lafayette on Oct. 17 and 18.

Players compete for national rank- i ngs, exposure to college coaches and a berth in the HurricaneCup on Nov. 28 and 29 in Georgia. HJGT is an open tour with more than 1 90 events in 22 states. For the full schedule or to register, go to hjgt.org. and news service reports HOOSIER DIGEST Home games in bold Indians Today 7 :05 p.m.

s.Buffalo p.m.vs.Buffalo Thursday 7 :05 p.m. a Lehigh Valey Eleven p.m.at Fort Lauderdale June 137:30 p.m.vs.Edmonton July 57:30 p.m.at New York NEXT THREE Clutch performances were the order oflast week during tournament play on area baseball and softball diamonds. I baseball, senior Mychal Witty of Class 4A No. 7 Lawrence North pitched he Wildcats to a 5-3 upset win over No. 1 athedral to win the Roncalli Sectional championship.

The win gave North its first sectional title since 2003, and included Coby two-run homer and an RBI single in a 3-for-3. In softball, second baseman Mandy allas came through with a two-run ame-winning single to give 4A No. 3 Center Grove a comeback 8-7 win over 4A No. 10 New Palestine, giving the Trojans the Center Grove Sectional championship. I track, David Schall of No.

1 Avon won both the discus and shot put itles in the West Lafayette Regional, elping the Orioles finish second to No. 2Carmel in the team standings. Schall set a regional record in the discus with a throw of 195 feet. In track, Lynna Irby of No. 4 Pike swept the three sprint races (100, 2 00 and 400) and ran the anchor leg of he winning 1,600 relay team to help the Red Devils win the team title at the Ben Davis Regional.

In golf, Zach Schroeder of Lebanon shot a 71to lead the Tigers to the agamore Conference tournament title by 31strokes. Schroeder also shot a 35 to arn medalist honors in a dual meet win ver Lafayette Jeff. In tennis, Grace Koscielski of No. 3 Cathedral helped the Irish beat No. 13 Fort Wayne Canterbury in the Homestead Semistate to reach the State Finals for the first time since 2012.

HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Oriole wins discus, shot put at regional Ric Burrous ric.burrous@indystar.com The Marion County Athletic Association has selected its City and County Senior Athletes of the Year. Athletic achievement is the primary determination with multisports athletes given consideration over those playing one sport but academic and personal acc omplishments are also considered. County Female Athlete of the Year: Reilly Martin, Brebeuf Martin lettered all four years in soc- er and was recognized as first team all- state as a sophomore and senior years. She has been a member of the US soccer national team program at the U20, U18 and U15 age group levels, a 2014 National Soccer Coaches Association of America High School All American, an NSCAA All-Region Team in 2012 and was named the 2014 Gatorade Indiana Girls Soccer Player of the Year. Martin also owns the school season records with 29 goals and 27 assists, as well as the career marks of 65 goals and 62 assists.

She was first team academic all- state her junior and senior seasons. She as a first team all-Marion County her sophomore, junior and senior seasons. During her four years the girls soccer team won two Marion County champi- nships, four sectional titles and a re- ional title. She has a 3.87 grade point a verage. Martin plans to study Pre-Med at Michigan while continuing to play occer.

County Male Athlete of the-Year: Tommy Stevens, Decatur Central tevens played football, basketball and baseball, though best known as a quarterback. He was named all conference and all county for two years, while also being named all-state as a junior and senior by the Indiana Football oaches Association. He was named to the Super Team. Stevens ushed for 1,618 yards and 17 touchdowns in two seasons and passed for 3,398 yards and 29 touchdowns with only 8 interceptions. He led the Hawks an average of 36.8 points in those two easons.

In one game, Stevens rushed 2 7 times for 253 yards and 4 touchdowns, and passed for 220 yards and a touchdown. He also saw time on defense and as a punter. Stevens is already enrolled at Penn State, where he will lay football and study business. City Female Athlete of the Year: A nna Logan, Bishop Chatard Logan lettered for four years in volleyball, basketball and track. She was a key player on volleyball teams that won state, was state runner-up and reached semistates.

She is the Trojans all-time eader in kills, second in blocks and ixth in digs. In basketball she is the all-time leader in blocks, rebounds, and shooting percentage, finished one point shy of setting the scoring record and is fifth in steals. In track, she won three City discus titles, a sect ional and a regional, and will compete i her second state meet this week. She ad a 4.02 grade point average and will play volleyball and study marketing at Butler. Male Athlete of the Year: Brian Ball, Bishop Chatard all lettered three times in football and baseball, and twice in basketball.

played receiver as a sophomore and junior, and quarterback as a senior, earning All-City honors, and also served as a return man. In basketball, played point guard and regularly uarded the other top playmak- r. He is hitting .405 for a baseball team in sectional play. In addition, he was valedictorian with a 4.54 grade point average, named to the Indianapolis Colts Academic All Stars, and received the I ndiana Academic All Star designation the Indiana Association of School rincipals. Ball plans to walk-on in baseball and will study finance at Notre Dame.

MARION COUNTY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION best from Brebeuf, Decatur Central, Chatard Star report PROVIDED BY MARTIN FAMILY Marion County Athletic athletes of the year: Bishop Anna Logan clockwise from top left), Decatur Tommy Stevens, Bishop Brian Ball and Reilly Martin. DOUG THE STAR OUG THE STAR HARLIE STAR PAST WINNERS See all the Marion ounty Athletic Association winners dating back to 1950. Ben Davis running back Chris Evans picked up an offer from Michigan on Sunday. The 5-11, 191-pound Evans visited Michigan on Friday, adding to a list that already included Illinois, Indiana, Michigan State, Minnesota, Purdue, Ball State, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Miami (Ohio), Toledo and Western Michigan. vans, who rushed for 1,249 yards and 18 touchdowns as a junior and aught 51passes for 676 yards and 10 TDs, has also been receiving interest from Notre Dame and Ohio State.

Ben Davis won a Class 6A state title last year. Michigan, which already has a commitment from Avon quarterback Brandon Peters, has also offered to inchester running back Kiante Enis and Brownsburg running back Toks Akinribade. Top 8th-grader Tyger Campbell to attend La Lumiere School Eighth-grade basketball sensation Tyger stay at Christ Presbyterian Academy in Nashville, was a short one. Campbell, a rising freshman, has decided to transfer from the academy to a ttend national power La Lumiere School in LaPorte, Lions coach Drew Maddux confirmed on Friday. I met with him and his family a couple of weeks Maddux said.

had a great visit about their decision. They put a tremendous amount of weight into the decision. They feel like going to help foster development both on and off the Campbell averaged 14.5 points and 6.1assists a season ago, helping lead the Lions to a 32-5 record and a Class AA semifinal appearance. La Lumiere has been home to Purdue Rapheal Davis, former IU player Hanner Mosquera-Perea, ormer Cathedral High School standout Jalen Coleman and countless other ivision I prospects in recent years. The prep school does not compete in the Indiana High School Athletic Association state tournament.

North Central girls rugby team ins state championship The North Central girls rugby team on the state championship on Saturday, defeating Penn 32-17. Yami Hernandez was named the ournament MVP as the Panthers won their seventh consecutive title North Central has not lost a game during the treak and 10th overall. The Tennessean contributed to this story. HIGH SCHOOL NOTEBOOK Back picks up Michigan offer Star report MATT STAR On a touchdown run, Ben Davis running back Chris Evans on Nov. 14 breaks a tackle rom Center Grove player Jovan Swann..