The IHSAA Baseball Sectional pairings were released yesterday. Here are the match-ups:
3A at Princeton:
Washington opens against Pike Central.
Vincennes plays Princeton.
Southridge and Gibson Southern meet in the bye game.
2A at Mitchell:
Linton faces South Knox.
North Knox plays Paoli.
Mitchell and Eastern Greene have the bye game.
1A at Loogootee:
Vincennes Rivet will face Shoals.
North Daviess takes on Loogootee.
Barr Reeve has the bye against game one winner.
The baseball sectional begins on Wednesday May 25th.
The Softball sectional pairings were also drawn yesterday with the girls tournament beginning May 23. Here are the pairings:
3A at Gibson Southern:
Vincennes Lincoln faces Princeton.
Washington plays Pike Central.
Gibson Southern has the bye playing the winner of game one.
2A at South Knox:
North Knox plays Southridge.
Eastern Greene has South Knox.
Linton plays North Knox/ Southridge winner.
Sullivan plays the winner of game 2.
1A at North Daviess
North Daviess faces Loogootee .
Shoals plays Barr Reeve.
Girls softball sectionals start May 23rd..
The Washington girls softball team will host NE Dubois today at the Sports Complex. Catch live coverage starting at 5:15pm on Memories 107.9fm.
Barr Reeve softball plays at Wood Memorial.
North Daviess will host North Knox.
Pike Central will entertain Vincennes Lincoln.
North Daviess baseball is on the road at Mitchell this afternoon.
Washington baseball is off until tomorrow when they travel to Princeton.
Barr Reeve is also off today and will host South Knox on Tuesday
Loogootee is at Eastern Greene tomorrow
The Indianapolis Colts were balanced on offensive and defensive players. The Colts started their draft by adding wide receiver Alec Pierce from Cincinnati to their receiving corps. Pierce hauled in over fifty passes for Cincinnati last season and racked up over 800 yards. After the Pierce pick, the Colts took Virginia Tight End Jelani Woods at 73rd overall. They would then solidify their offensive line with Central Michigan tackle Bernhard Raimann. Raimann has been compared to NFL legend Joe Staley. Their first defensive player came at the 96th pick when they selected safety Nick Cross from Maryland. The Colts would wrap their draft up with three of their four day three picks being on the defensive side of the ball.
It was a big weekend for Indiana high school and Purdue alumni. In the first round, former West Lafayette Red Devils edge rusher George Karlaftis was selected by the Kansas City Chiefs with the 30th pick. Karlaftis had twelve sacks during his time with the Boilermakers before declaring for the draft. Then after nearly seventy picks, the Cleveland Browns selected Warren Central alumnus David Bell. Bell racked up over 1,000 receiving yards for the second time in his three year career at Purdue last season. Near the very end of the draft at pick 260, the Los Angeles Chargers took Marian Fullback Zander Horvath.
It was a big weekend for Indiana high school and Purdue alumni. In the first round, former West Lafayette Red Devils edge rusher George Karlaftis was selected by the Kansas City Chiefs with the 30th pick. Karlaftis had twelve sacks during his time with the Boilermakers before declaring for the draft. Then after nearly seventy picks, the Cleveland Browns selected Warren Central alumnus David Bell. Bell racked up over 1,000 receiving yards for the second time in his three year career at Purdue last season. Near the very end of the draft at pick 260, the Los Angeles Chargers took Marian Fullback Zander Horvath.
