Tri-West Bruins | Archive | February, 2009

GBB: Tri-West advances to sectional final with victory over Cloverdale

 

It was never easy, but it was always in control. That is the
story of tri-West’s sectional semi-final win over Cloverdale. The Bruins took a
6-4 lead after two minutes of play and never relinquished it the remainder of
the night. The result was a 54-48 victory over a gallant Cloverdale squad.

 

The Bruins survived poor first half shooting by shutting
down Cloverdale on the defensive end. They took a 22-16 lead to intermission.
The third quarter was a different story. Tri-West started quickly and stretched
the lead to 11 at 34-23. Cloverdale would not allow it to ever grow larger, but
it was too big a mountain for the Clovers to climb. Clutch free throw shooting
in the fourth quarter iced the verdict for Tri-West.

 

The Bruins were led by the 20 points of Sam Ricks. Cloverdale
got a game high 22 points from Elizabeth Cheatham. The talented Clover post
player missed much of the season, but was outstanding in the losing effort.

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W: Southmont’s Hodges one of three Sagamore wrestlers to claim regional crown

 

Three
Sagamore Conference wrestlers claimed regional championships Saturday. The trio
was part of 16 wrestlers from SAC schools who qualified for semi-state
competition next Saturday The champions include Southmont’s Nick Hodges who won
the 189 lb. class at the North Montgomery Regional. That is, of course, no
surprise. Hodges is one of the favorites for the state title at that weight. He
was joined on the top step of the awards platform by Josh Julian of Lebanon who
won the 112 lb. weight class. At Mooresville, Ryan Kolb of Tri-West won the 152
lb. title.

 

Overall, Southmont and Lebanon led the way for
Sagamore schools. Both the Mounties and Tigers advanced four wrestlers to next
week. Crawfordsville advanced three wrestlers and every other school in the
conference advanced one wrestler to semi-state competition.

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GBB: Tri-West downs South Putnam in possible sectional preview

 

Reprinted courtesy of Greencastle Banner Graphic

LIZTON — South Putnam got a look at possible sectional opponent Tri-West Monday evening, falling 62-48.

South Putnam overcame a 21-point first quarter by the Bruins and roared back to force Tri-West to fight for the win.

The Bruins received a big game out of senior Jesse Jansen and junior
Sam Ricks. Jansen and Ricks scored 22 and 21 respectively and accounted
for nearly 70 percent of Tri-West’s points.

Not to be outdone, South Putnam’s Oceaia Boetjer threw in 16
points, with freshman Sarah Burnham adding 12 of her own. Brooke
Boetjer scored seven, Kelsey Searles six, Jessica Thompson four and
Jenny Thompson three in the Eagles’ loss.

The Eagles cut a 10-point halftime lead and were down only three, 44-41, after the third quarter.

The Eagles were outscored in the final period 18-7 as the Bruins pulled away.

South Putnam will host North Putnam Friday at 6 p.m.

At Tri-West

South Putnam 6 17 18 7 — 48

Tri-West 21 12 11 18 — 62

South Putnam — O. Boetjer 16, Burnham 12, B. Boetjer 7, Searles 6, Jes. Thompson 4, Jen. Thompson 3.

Tri-West — Jansen 22, Ricks 21, Walker 13, Jobe 4, M. Bennett 1, Harris 1.

Next game — South Putnam will host North Putnam Friday at 6 p.m.

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