Seven county players named to all-HHC team
This week, the Hoosier Heritage Conference announced its 2015 all-conference baseball selections. The sectional champion Class 3A New Palestine Dragons were awarded three all-HHC spots, while Greenfield-Central and Mt. Vernon each received two.
Here is the complete list of the 2015 all-HHC recipients:
Name Grade School
Cade Jones 12 Delta
Tate Stone 12 Delta#
Drey Jameson 10 G-C
Slater Rush 12 G-C
Zach Spears 12 Mt. Vernon#
Noah Powell 11 Mt. Vernon
Garrett Welch 12 New Castle#
Keegan Watson 10 New Pal.#
Jason Hall-Manley 11 New Pal.#
Evan Hickman 12 New Pal.
Spencer McCool 12 P. Heights
Thomas Hall 12 P. Heights
Logan Young 10 Shelbyville#
Colin Phelps 12 Shelbyville
C. Hasecuster 11 Shelbyville
Clay Dungan 12 Yorktown#
Jacob Preston 12 Yorktown#
Jacob Clawson 11 Yorktown#
Nathan Phillips 12 Yorktown
Cole Barr 10 Yorktown
# Unanimous selection
Honorable mentions: Delta: Nick Maloney (12), Trey Bland (12); Greenfield-Central: Dallas Pribble (12), Dylan Cheshier (12), Seth Adams (12), Tyler Farrell (10); Mt. Vernon: James Stricker (12), Tyler Franklin (11), Christian Smith (12), Kennedy Parker (11); New Castle: Jared Heard (10), Caleb Matthews (10), Kenny Martin (12); New Palestine: Hogan Fulkerson (11); Pendleton Heights: Nate Grile (12); Jake Harris (10), Noah Etchison (12), Quentin Miller (12); Shelbyville: Braxton Savage (12), Drew Mathies (10), John Lux (10); Yorktown: Anthony Todd (11), Brady Horine (10).
HHC Coach of the Year: Mike Larrabee, Yorktown
Final team standings:
School HHC Overall
Yorktown 10-4 24-4
Mt. Vernon 9-5 15-13
Pendleton Heights; 9-5 23-10
New Palestine 8-6 21-12
Greenfield-Central 7-7 14-15
Shelbyville 5-9 14-14
Delta 4-10 14-14
New Castle 4-10 14-17
Registration open for youth football league
The Eastern Hancock Youth Football League has opened online registration for the 2015 season and its youth football camp.
The camp, designated for players in kindergarten through sixth grade, runs July 20 to 23. The cost is $45 per participant.
Camp check-in is scheduled for 2 p.m., with sessions taking place from 2:30 to 4 p.m. (kindergarten through fourth grade) and 4 to 5:30 p.m. (fifth grade and sixth grade).
Equipment issue dates for third-graders through sixth-graders will be conducted from 6 to 8 p.m. July 13 and July 15.
A flag league (kindergarten through second grade) is available at $30 per player. The EHYFL Tackle League (third grade through sixth grade) costs $70 per person.
The first league practice is set for the week of July 27. League play will begin Aug. 8. Flag league practice times and dates will be shared through email.
Those interested in participating can sign up at ehathletics.org by clicking on the following links: Fall Sports/Football/Youth Football. The deadline to register is June 30.
Payments can be made via credit card online or by checks payable to EHYFL to Eastern Hancock High School, c/o Jim O’Hara, 10320 E. County Road 250N, Charlottesville, IN 46117; or Justin Swan, youth league registrar, 4316 S. County Road 900E, Carthage, IN 46115.
Contact Swan at 317-498-1840 or [email protected], Clayton Shultz at 317-413-2884 or [email protected] or O’Hara at 317-496 9304 to [email protected].
Indiana champions in tennis, softball crowned
State softball and tennis titles were decided Saturday, while baseball’s champions will be determined in the coming days.
SOFTBALL
Class A: Hauser 4, Carroll (Flora) 1
Class 2A: North Central (Farmersburg) 3, Boone Grove 0
Class 3A: Gibson Southern 5, Leo 3
Class 4A: Center Grove 6, Lake Central 2
TENNIS
Singles: Denise Azcui, Bloomington South (18-0; 11-0) def. Kiersten Carlson, Carmel (14-2; 10-1), 5-7, 7-5, 6-4.
Doubles: Emma Love/Lauryn Padgett, Carmel (10-0; 10-0) def. Alexis Applegate/Erin Patterson, Floyd Central (13-4; 7-1), 6-1, 6-0.
BASEBALL
All state championship games will be played at Victory Field in Indianapolis.
Friday
Class 3A: No. 1 Jasper (30-1) vs. No. 3 Andrean (29-6), 7:30 p.m.
Saturday
Class A: No. 8 Shakamak (21-6) vs. No. 2 Rockville (27-6), 1 p.m.
Class 2A: No. 1 South Spencer (24-2) vs. No. 3 Lafayette Central Catholic (29-5), 4 p.m.
Class 4A: Terre Haute North (21-11) vs. Penn (25-9) 7 p.m.
