Aces fall to Teutopolis in Flora sectional showdown
Mount Carmel High School boys basketball, ranked No. 1 in Flora, could not top state-power Teutopolis. A 16-4 early run by the Wooden Shoes set the tone as T-Town led 31-17 at halftime and pulled away 62-44. Marcotte led Mount Carmel with 15 points, Carpenter added a 13 point 15 rebound double double, Rager paced 12 points in the third, while Stipp and Dean contributed on defense and miscues.
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Warrior Women fall to VA ending season in Vincennes
In Vincennes, Vincennes University blasted the Wabash Valley Warriors 84 66 to end their season. Kaela Hodges and Kacie Wallace led WVC with 14 points each as VU opened 10 0 run and built a 13 point halftime edge. Casshai Greer added nine points while Auriel Trible and Avery Hamm each scored six.
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Vincennes Trailblazers Eliminate Wabash Valley In Tourney
In a Region 24 NJCAA game at Rend Lake College Vincennes University defeated Wabash Valley 76 to 59 to advance in the best of three. Hank Mathews led WVC with 13 points while DeAngelo Isley added 12 points and Ja'Kwan Jones, Ryan Cooper, JaJuan Starks and Levi Laws each had six.
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Buss earns first team All-Big Ten for IU women
Bloomington Indiana Tyra Buss the Hoosiers star was named to the Big Ten first team as Indiana posted a school record 20 wins and a 20 10 overall mark She averaged 19 points 5.1 rebounds 4.4 assists and 2.2 steals per game with a 34 game double figure scoring streak and Indiana single season records for freshman and sophomore points and free throws.
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