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North was led by Zoul Ballman and Julian Boatner with 21 and 14 pts, respectively. Pike broke a tie with North for 2nd place in Conference Indiana. Pike won the JV game , 41-25. This was a rescheduled game from Fri night.

HomeTown Sports and WTHR will air the Friday night game between the winner of the HSE/Carmel game and the host Fishers Lady Tigers. Air time is 8pm. You can find the game on comcast/brighthouse 81 or over the air on digital 13.2

the first half was 31-30 harrison up one. jeff looked a little sloppy which can happen when a team is on the road. i was impressed the second half they looked like a different team. they were all over the floor on defense. i told coach lagrange who i knew from his jasper days i could see them possibly making a run.has anyone else seen them play . they won the game by around 18 .

Any predictions...

Lets hear predictions with Smith and without Smith

With Smith I say Orleans 56
LHS 46

Without Smith Orleans 47
LHS 46

I feel real confident in the with Smith prediction.... Its all heart prediction on the without prediction

VIKINGS CRUISE TO EIGHTH STRAIGHT WIN

BY PAUL JANKOWSKI
Times Correspondent
VALPARAISO | File this one under "Taking care of business."
Times No. 2 Valparaiso dominated Highland from the start Saturday night, using 12 players
on its way to a 75-41 non-conference victory at Viking Gym.
The Vikings (16-1) led 20-3 less than six minutes into the game and 23-9 after one quarter,
allowing coach Joe Otis to substitute freely the rest of the way.
Junior guard John Clymer, who struggled Friday night at Chesterton, came back with a
team-high 15 points on 5-of-7 3-point shooting. Brad Karp added 14 points and four
rebounds, while Jerrick Suiter had 10 points and six rebounds.
"We've had guys that were down in Suiter and (Derek) Kennett, and you don't want to
overwork them," said Otis, who played his starters about half the game. "We only have one
game per week from here on out, so now we can pace ourselves."
Valpo played without senior point guard Andy Martin, who suffered a concussion and had to
get a couple stitches on the top of his head after the Chesterton game. Martin took an
inadvertent elbow from 6-foot-10 Mitch McGary, but said he'll be ready to play in the
Vikings' next game Thursday at Lake Central.
Senior Mark Hofferth started in Martin's place, and had a solid game with eight points and
two steals. The Vikings made 10-of-24 3-pointers, as even reserve Jay Doane got into the
act by hitting 2 of 3 from the arc.
Valpo stretched its lead to 50-20 midway through the third quarter on a Clymer 3-pointer,
and doubled the Trojans at 66-33 late in the fourth on a Hofferth jumper.
"Clymer was just on fire," Otis said. "I could have played him more minutes but that would
have been cruel because (Highland) was already deep in the hole."
The Trojans, who suffered a tough double-overtime loss to Bishop Noll on Friday, were led
by Jordan Minch with a game-high 16 points including 10 in the fourth quarter. Keith Mahler
added nine points and Brandon Reyes came off the bench to score eight.
"I've never been 16-1 before," Otis said. "All of my LaPorte teams had at least four
losses. This is a good way to finish the week."

Neither Heritage Hills or North Harrison have won many games this season but the matchup tonight at Ramsey was a classic. The excitment started in the JV game as the Patriot JV improved to 10-5 with a 40-39 overtime win.

In the varsity game HH jumped out to a 11-0 lead before North Harrison made a run to cut the lead to 16-8 after one quarter...North Harrison outscored the Patriots 23-16 in the 2nd quarter to cut the lead to 32-31 at the half. North Harrison outscored the Patriots again in the 3rd and took their first lead about midway through the 3rd and led 51-46 after 3 quarters. In the 4th they got the lead up to 9 points behind the hot shooting of Devon Southard who hit at least 5 3 pointers and finished with a game high 24 points..Justin Forshey who has struggled the last 3 games had a outstanding game himself scoring 22 points for HH but none were as big as the one at the end with the game tied 59-59 North Harrison was working for the laast shot and managed to get Southard open but the 3 pointer got stuck in the backboard so HH had one last chance but only .5 seconds on the clock point guard Tirey Burch threw the long pass to Forshey he just lobbed it over his head for the 3 pointer and the 62-59 win. I would love to see the replay because that was the best shot i have seen by a HH player in my 30 some years watching HH basketball it left one team shocked and the other team going crazy..


the North Harrison radio intervied their coach and they talked about how its not likely they will ever see a shot like that again simply amazing finish. Forshey was helped by Sophomore Josh suhrheinrich who had 14 points, sophomore Devon Wahl had 10 points and Junior Garrett VanKirk had seven points.

I had Forshey 4 out of 5 from 2 point range, 3 for 3 from behind the arc and 5 for 6 from the free throw line. Overall I had HH shooting 60% from the field 23 out of 38 and also 60% from 3 point range 6 out of 10 and one of the misses was a heave at the end of the half Wahl had the other three 3 pointers for HH. I also had HH 10 out of 18 from the free throw line.


The Patriots improve to 5-11 on the season.

Warsaw looked awesome and deep tonight handling a hot-shooting , athletic Marion tonight 79-68. Warsaw was up 17 late in the game and puts subs in the last 2 minutes. Nic Moore was spectacular again with 27 points and 10 assists but had lots of help. Justin Clemens had 20 points on 9 of 10 shooting and had 7 assists himself. Sophomores Lucus Grose and Jordan Coon were both in double figures and starter Andy Conrad did not even play due to an injury. The Tigers play Plymouth (5-1 in the NLC) for all the marbles next Thursday. Plymouth is very solid and playing great lately, but I feel they don't have the depth and skill players that Warsaw does. That said, they play hard and very smart and will keep this game close as long as they can. Too bad it's on a Thursday night.

Anyone know the make up date for Mitchell's last visit to Loogootee? This will end the series between the Lions and BlueJackets. This series began in 1969, when Mitchell and Loogootee played in championship of Loogootee Holiday Tournament, Mitchell won 62-61. Lions came back and beat Mitchell in Regional semi's in 1970(same season)62-55, on way to State finals and have played at least once each season. Hate to see this end but Loogootee is picking up Southridge next year, first one played at Huntingburg on 2/5/11.

Triton ends there bid for a perfect regular season after being exposed on there home court 59- 55..

This is part one!!!!!